For the Oil & Gas and Petrochem sectors, maintenance shutdowns are inevitable and costly. 
Just one hour of maintenance can result in hundreds of thousands of dollars of lost revenue.

This guide details how sites can save time and money, while maintaining production

Find out why the petrochemical industry is wasting time and money on unnecessary steam strap maintenance and replacement.

This free guide shows how organisations, that have adopted an alternative approach, are:

• Reducing downtime
• Eliminating backlog maintenance
• Improving bottom lines
• Minimizing condensate pressurization and water hammer
• Saving energy 

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Who's it for? 

If you’re using steam at your oil & gas or petrochemical facility this guide has been written for you.

Maintenance and Reliability engineers as well as those involved with Operations at refineries and gas plants will find this a definitive guide to using eliminating steam trap failure and minimizing maintenance. The resulting cost savings of which are relevant to the plant room and board room alike. 

​What's covered? 

• The impact inefficient steam traps are having on you organization
• How to eliminate steam trap failure
• Why minimal servicing is now possible 
• Real-life examples of the solution in practice

“This guide is the result of working in the petrochemical industry for more than 20 years. Over this time I’ve seen a major trend in facilities experiencing problems with mechanical steam traps.

Now there’s a permanent solution for the sector and evidence that steam traps can remain in operation for well over a decade"
- Gary Brooks, Oil & Gas Industry Efficiency Specialist

Thermal Energy has worked with Oil & Gas and Petrochemical companies across the globe for over 20 years and has delivered successful installations for numerous industry-leading corporations.