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Steam boilers: how they work and where they are usedA steam boiler boils water to produce steam under pressure. That steam carries heat over long distances and drives many industrial processes.Read
Hot-water boilers: how they work and where they are usedA hot-water boiler heats water without boiling it and sends it to the heating system. It is the most common equipment for heating buildings.Read 
Water heaters: how single and double coil units workA water heater, or calorifier, produces and stores hot water. Working with a boiler or solar collectors, it keeps hot water ready in the building at all times.Read 
Electrostatic powder coating: what it is and how it is appliedElectrostatic powder coating is one of the most durable ways to protect metal surfaces and give them a good finish. Unlike liquid paint, it needs no solvents.Read 
Concrete: mix, strength classes and proper curingConcrete is the backbone of construction. Its strength depends not only on the mix but also on how it is placed and cured.Read 
Rebar: the skeleton of reinforced concreteConcrete resists compression well but is weak in tension. Reinforcing steel makes up for that weakness and makes the structure strong and reliable.Read 
What to look for when choosing an industrial boilerA well-chosen boiler runs reliably for years and cuts fuel costs. A few key questions need answering before you choose.Read 
How to protect steel structures from corrosionCorrosion is the hidden enemy of steel structures: if it is not stopped in time, it reduces load capacity and drives up repair costs.Read 
How weld quality is inspectedA weld is the most critical point of any structure. Its quality is checked with non-destructive testing methods that do not damage the structure.Read 
Reinforced concrete foundations for industrial facilities: the key stagesThe foundation is the unseen but most important part of a building. Industrial facilities with heavy equipment place special demands on it.Read
Steam boilers: how they work and where they are usedA steam boiler boils water to produce steam under pressure. That steam carries heat over long distances and drives many industrial processes.Read
Hot-water boilers: how they work and where they are usedA hot-water boiler heats water without boiling it and sends it to the heating system. It is the most common equipment for heating buildings.Read Water heaters: how single and double coil units workA water heater, or calorifier, produces and stores hot water. Working with a boiler or solar collectors, it keeps hot water ready in the building at all times.Read Electrostatic powder coating: what it is and how it is appliedElectrostatic powder coating is one of the most durable ways to protect metal surfaces and give them a good finish. Unlike liquid paint, it needs no solvents.Read Concrete: mix, strength classes and proper curingConcrete is the backbone of construction. Its strength depends not only on the mix but also on how it is placed and cured.Read Rebar: the skeleton of reinforced concreteConcrete resists compression well but is weak in tension. Reinforcing steel makes up for that weakness and makes the structure strong and reliable.Read What to look for when choosing an industrial boilerA well-chosen boiler runs reliably for years and cuts fuel costs. A few key questions need answering before you choose.Read How to protect steel structures from corrosionCorrosion is the hidden enemy of steel structures: if it is not stopped in time, it reduces load capacity and drives up repair costs.Read How weld quality is inspectedA weld is the most critical point of any structure. Its quality is checked with non-destructive testing methods that do not damage the structure.Read Reinforced concrete foundations for industrial facilities: the key stagesThe foundation is the unseen but most important part of a building. Industrial facilities with heavy equipment place special demands on it.Read No articles in this category yet.