Boiler Burner Basics

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Effective boiler combustion system design involves fuel preparation, air and fuel distribution, furnace design, and combustion control. A mechanical device called the burner lies at the heart of this system. The job of the burner is to supply the required amount of fuel and air to create a condition of rapid mixing and flame propagation…. Read more »

Why Propane-Air Is the Standby Fuel of Choice

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As the need for energy increases throughout the world, clean energy options are in particularly high demand, as environmental awareness and concern rise. Clean-burning natural gas (composed primarily of methane) plays an important role in meeting energy needs. Many gas utilities and consumers are turning to propane for standby and secondary fuel systems to enhance… Read more »

New Case Study! Replacing Old Boilers for a College Campus

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Lathrop Trotter is very proud to share our case study about our story of success in boiler selection and installation. Sinclair Community College was facing the hassle of dealing with two old, inefficient, unreliable boilers. Lathrop Trotter was tasked with not only finding the best boiler for Sinclair, but also finding a way to get… Read more »

eBook Release! Choosing The Right Steam Boiler: Planning With Priorities

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Lathrop Trotter is proud to present our newest eBook, “Choosing The Right Steam Boiler: Planning With Priorities”. Downloading this eBook supplies engineer with the do’s and don’ts on how to select a steam boiler that is efficient, saves costs, and effective for their application. To us boiler industry veterans a well-designed boiler that has been… Read more »

Industrial Boiler Suppliers, Contractors, and Consultants – What Roles Do They Play?

Posted by Lathrop Trotter & filed under Education, News.

In theory, the distinction between suppliers, contractor, and consultants is clear. Suppliers provide physical supplies and materials, contractors provide the actual labor, and consultants provide expert guidance and advisement. In a world of complex and interrelated supply chains, however, the lines become less discernable. In the industrial equipment purchasing process it may not always be… Read more »