Cleaver-Brooks steam and hot water solutions keep university campuses running safely, reliably, efficiently, and sustainably. From generating building heat during the winter months to providing steam for food preparation and laundry services, we can design a system that overcomes your challenges while achieving your financial and sustainability goals.
UM-Dearborn needed to replace its three large steam boilers. The challenge was to design a new system for the 1950s-era boiler room when three-pass boilers were standard. Cleaver-Brooks engineered a 600-hp burner to fit inside a CBJT 700-hp shorter-length shell.
Many different terms or names are used to describe steam in various applications and industries. This inconsistent nomenclature can be confusing, resulting in steam not being described correctly, or it being improperly used in a specific application.
Established in 1966, Penn State Harrisburg originally relied on coal-fired boilers to heat the campus. The coal boilers were replaced with steam boilers in the 1970s. In 2013, a decision was made to transition from steam to hydronic boilers to increase efficiency and decrease operational costs.
You can count on Cleaver-Brooks to meet the heating and hot water needs of your university.
Contact your local Cleaver-Brooks representative to discuss a safe, reliable, energy-efficient, and sustainable boiler room solution for your facility.