Spirax Sarco
Steam control, steam trapping, condensate recovery and system-efficiency solutions.
Spirax Sarco is a world leader in steam system engineering. Delta Flow Tech uses their portfolio to help process plants optimise steam, condensate and utility efficiency across the plant lifecycle.
From boiler house to condensate return
A reliable steam system is one connected loop. Spirax Sarco products fit at each stage; DFT starts with the duty, then coordinates the correct control, trapping, measurement and recovery arrangement.
Generate
Boiler house & steam quality
Distribute
Dry steam at useful pressure
Measure
Make consumption visible
Control
Match pressure and load
Transfer heat
Put steam to productive use
Trap
Remove condensate and air
Recover
Return heat, water and value
What we offer under Spirax Sarco
Audits, monitoring and upgrades to reduce steam-related energy costs.
System Efficiency
Target-type flowmeter for saturated steam and, with the dedicated pressure sensor arrangement, superheated-steam measurement. It supports mass-flow totalisation and plant steam-energy management.
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Steam and condensate product range
Official Spirax Sarco product index spanning generation, distribution, control, point of use, trapping, metering and condensate recovery.
TVA steam flowmeter — technical information
Official technical information for the TVA target flowmeter for saturated and superheated-steam measurement duties.
Brochures are published by Spirax Sarco and are provided here for reference. Please refer to the official Spirax Sarco website for the latest revisions and regional variants.
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