What We Do!
Sparking Evolution in Industrial Furnace Management
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Industrial Furnace Management
Industrial furnaces are inefficient and constantly degrading. We help take your heating process from a necessary expense to a strategic asset. We want to save you energy, reduce emissions, and give you the data and visibility to keep your industrial furnaces running optimally.
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How Can We Help You?
Improving Your Furnace Performance up to 20%
- Reduce Emissions
- Reduce Energy Consumption
- Increase Throughput
- Improve Product Quality
- Increase Process Knowledge
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What's Your Problem?
Find Your Problem, We're Here to Help!
Struggling with a temperature uniformity survey (TUS)?
CMA can help you keep your furnace operating at the passing values of TUS. To read more about CMA, visit here: https://www.psnergy.com/combustion-monitoring-and-alerting
Why can't I hit setpoint?
CMA will help with that! Click here to learn more: https://www.psnergy.com/beyond-the-data
What's the newest NFPA Compliance?
According to the 2023 release of NFPA 86 Standard for Ovens and Furnaces, section 7.4, operating industrial furnaces are required to have an annual Safety Train Verification performed and documented. This provision affects all industrial furnaces, no matter the date of installation, and eliminates the "grandfather clause."
To learn more: https://www.nfpa.org/
Why do I have slow production?
PSNERGY’s team of engineers works hard to increase our customers’ global competitiveness by increasing productivity and reducing emissions with affordable, highly technical products and service solutions.
To learn more, check out this video about increasing production by 11%! www.psnergy.com/resources
Why can't I make temperature?
Do You Think or Do You Know? Running combustion inefficiently leads to increased emissions and reduced heat output.
To learn more, check out this video. www.psnergy.com/resources
Can I make adjustments after a temperature uniformity survey (TUS)?
Yes! As long as you make the adjustments back to passing numbers.