PECM Issue 20 2016 | Page 35

Boilers & Maintenance Babcock Wanson provides new boiler house & plant for Stolthaven Terminals Handing over the torch at G P Burners abcoc Wanson has desi ned a ne thermal fluid system to accommodate its hi h e ciency hermal Fluid eaters at tolthaven Da enham td bul li uid terminal situated on the river Thames in Dagenham, Essex. Swindon based combustion equipment manufacturer, G P Burners (CIB) LTD, has appointed Daniel Goulding to the post of Managing Director. He replaces Jim Spearing, who is retiring after nearly 40 years in the post, during which he oversaw the acquisition of the company by Italian manufacturer, CIB Unigas S.p.A. The site has been operating for many years, handling chemicals, petroleum, pharmaceutical and agricultural products, but more recently has added a bitumen facility to its portfolio. Originally operating at 134,000 M³, Stolthaven Dagenham has no expanded its capacity to 0,000 and is home to 20 tan s ran in from to 11,000 M³. Babcock Wanson worked closely with Stolthaven Dagenham’s consultants to provide the final desi n of the boiler house and then install and fit it out ith its C and TPC B Thermal Fluid Heaters. A large proportion of the thermal design was also carried out by Babcock Wanson with the supply of all the system valves and ancillary equipment to provide a complete system with single point of responsability. The system also incorporates a secondary circuit to provide lower temperature thermal fluid for the bitumen pump casin heatin . he pro ect as a fast movin one ith tight deadlines, all of which Babcock Wanson met. Babcock Wanson Tel: 020 8953 7111 Email [email protected] www.babcock-wanson.co.uk Large Scale Rotational Moulding Installation benefits from Lanemark Process Heating Technology he heatin e ciency of process as burner systems from Lanemark Combustion Engineering, and the company’s ability to work closely with customers to meet specific applications needs, have been clearly demonstrated through a ma or pro ect underta en by rotational mouldin specialists, Rotomech Engineering. Daniel (33) has a BA in Business Management from the University of Gloucestershire. After graduating, he retrained as a commercial electrical en ineer, before oinin urners in 20 . Durin his time with the company, he has acquired a broad range of industry experience in a number of roles, most recently as a commissioning engineer. Email: [email protected] www.gpburners.co.uk WTS Benefits from Economic Upturn Wellman hermal ervices, are benefitin from the productivity increase in the manufacturing sector particularly in the Aerospace, Automotive and Steel industries. Although the economy would seem to have turned a corner and is now heading in the right direction, it has not yet demonstrated su cient ro th or stability for manufacturers to invest in new capital plant. Therefore the additional production demands must be met by existing plant. Lanemark FD (forced draught) burners have been specified as a ey element in a lar e-scale roc -and-roll system – the latest facility to become operational at Etills, who produce a wide range of water storage tanks, vessels and containers for both public and trade markets across Europe and are well known for the ‘Ecosure’ brand. Running and maintaining industrial heating plant, in some cases as much as sixty years old, re uires a lot of time and effort especially iven ne demands for increased production, reduced energy consumption, etc. With a pedigree stretching back 110 years and incorporating some of the UK’s best known furnace builders, together with an extensive archive and spares inventory, Wellman’s Furnace Team are perfectly placed to meet the needs of manufacturing industry in keeping its furnace equipment, regardless of manufacturer, operating at peak performance. Email: [email protected] Tel: 0121 543 0000 www.lanemark.com www.wellman-group.com Issue 20 PECM 35