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Case Study: Nassau County Department of Public Works Hicksville Garage HVAC Renovation

This project was a team effort between ATI, Hi Tech Air Conditioning Service, and Nassau County personnel. The County’s lead engineer on the project was Adrian Cavanagh P.E.The ProjectThe Nassau County Department of Public Works needed a complete upgrade to their boiler equipment. This included replacement of existing:BoilersBurnersFuel oil pump setLead/lag panelPumpsExpansion tankAir separator For […]

Factors to Consider when Designing Multiple Temperature Returns in Boiler Applications

In the past five years we have seen a propensity for designers facilitate a dual return temperature option on boiler room applications.  This idea was conceived with the anticipation of maximizing energy efficiency by minimizing waste energy. There are several published articles and videos explaining the theory behind how it “could” save energy, however, data-based evidence […]

Turning up the Heat on the Types of Heating Systems

Process manufacturing as well as other industries heavily rely on several different types of heating systems that are used for an array of purposes. Although each type of heating system has slightly different principles and components, they all work to transfer heat energy through one of the following fundamental methods of heat transfer:  Conduction, Convection, […]

6 Key Periods in the History of Boilers

From mammoth-size bohemeths to highly-efficient and compact modular units, the history of  boilers span across multiple centuries and countless innovations. At ATI of New York, we’re proud to be leaders within the industry — offering equipment from the top boiler manufacturers in the world. Let’s take a closer look at a few important milestones throughout […]

5 Boiler Industry Trends Poised to Build Steam

The last decade has been an exciting period with an array of innovative boiler industry trends happening simultaneously. With the increasing demand for low NOx performance systems, higher efficiency units, and reduced carbon footprints; users and facilities have access to the most cutting-edge and advanced systems in history. However, would you be surprised if we […]

Is It Time for an Industrial Boiler Replacement? Here’s How You’ll Know

Whether you use it for process power or comfort heat, your boiler is a vital piece of equipment, and it’s critical to know when it’s time for an industrial boiler replacement. Even so, it’s not wildly uncommon for facility managers or property owners to wait for a boiler to completely break down to replace the […]

Turn Down for What? High Burner Turndown Benefits Explained

The turndown ratio of a burner has long been understood as a key metric. While the concept may be relatively well understood by engineers, most facility managers and property owners lack the understanding to appreciate the underlying benefits of high burner turndown.The burner turndown is all about efficiency. The earliest hydronic boilers began with nothing […]

5 Cross-Market Industrial Boiler Uses and Applications

On any given day, you can find one of the several industrial boiler uses in virtually every facility or building in the United States. As a matter of fact, industrial boiler systems operate very similar to the standard boiler used in residential homes and properties. The primary difference is industrial boilers are designed to provide […]

Simple Guide to Industrial Boiler Basics

We get it – understanding the workings of boilers can be relatively confusing for facility managers and end users, especially when you don’t have a solid foundation of industrial boiler basics. Fortunately, the team at Applied Technologies of New York have created an easy-to-understand simple guide to industrial boiler basics. to learn more […]

When to Replace Your Boiler: 7 Signs It’s Time for an Upgrade

Do you know when to replace your boiler? If your boiler has already malfunctioned and is no longer providing heat or steam for your facility, you’ve waited too long. Instead of waiting for total failure, ATI of New York outlines a few tell-tale signs you should pay special attention to if you’re considering replacing your […]