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Steam production is responsible for up to 60% of total energy consumption. As a result, ensuring steam is not unnecessarily lost, and the fuel used to create it not wasted, benefits both production and profitability. Here, Sam Mawby, Technical Director at Thermal Energy International, takes an in depth look at how some of these losses can be avoided and how effective steam management can further improve processes on site.
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