Choosing a heating capacity for a plant usually means predicting today and five years from now at the same time. Choose small and it will not be enough when the line grows; choose large and you have paid for years of surplus.

In greenXform the capacity is not limited to the output of one unit. Units are connected in parallel with the cascade method, and the total output matches what the plant needs.

How it works

A cascade means connecting several units so they work together on the same system. A 240 kW requirement, for example, can be met with two 120 kW units.

This has three practical results:

• You reach any capacity with as many units as you need.
• When one unit is taken out for service the others keep running, so production does not stop.
• More units can be added later as the plant grows; the whole system does not have to be replaced.

Why uninterrupted production matters

On a line that depends on a single heat source, production stops when that source goes down. In a cascade installation the load is spread across several units, so servicing one of them does not force the whole line to stop.

For plants that run continuously, this can matter as much as the capacity figure itself.

Let us work out the right installation

How many units you need depends on the volume of liquid, the target temperature and how the line operates. The calculator on the industrial product page gives you a starting idea; we can review your project together and put forward a clear installation proposal.