01 / SELECT
Boiler sales & selection
Turn a process requirement into a procurement-ready equipment brief.
Explore the scopeMITEY INDUSTRIAL / ALBERTA FIRST
Serious heat.
Industrial
strength.
Boiler equipment. Smarter service planning. Clear next steps for the plants that keep Alberta moving.
Steam / Hot water / Thermal fluid / Complete systems
FIG. 01 — THE HEART OF THE PLANTCONCEPT CUTAWAY / EXPLORE BELOW ↓
Equipment selectionService & repair planningTemporary heatAlberta regulatory resources
FROM REQUIREMENT TO READY
Your plant has a job to do.
Start with the right scope.
A replacement, an outage, an unfamiliar fault. Define what matters before you commit equipment, time or capital.
02 / MAINTAIN
Service & maintenance planning
Build a maintenance scope around your equipment, duty cycle and outage window.
Explore the scope03 / PREPARE
Inspection readiness
Organize records and outage access while keeping statutory inspection with the appropriate authority.
Explore the scope04 / RESTORE
Repair & alteration planning
Define the fault and the regulatory path before pressure-boundary work begins.
Explore the scope05 / BRIDGE
Rental & temporary heat planning
Prepare a temporary steam or hot-water requirement with the site conditions that matter.
Explore the scopeEQUIPMENT / FIND YOUR FIT
Heat is the output.
The system is the answer.
PROCESS HEAT
Steam boilers
From batch processing to continuous plant demand. Start with pressure, steam quality and the actual load profile.
Explore the scopeHYDRONIC HEAT
Hot water boilers
Heating plants and industrial water loops. Match temperature, flow and system design before selecting equipment.
Explore the scopeHIGH-TEMPERATURE DUTY
Thermal fluid heaters
Indirect process heating with a thermal fluid circuit. Consider fluid stability, flow and safe expansion together.
Explore the scopeCOMBUSTION + CONTROL
Burners & controls
Evaluate combustion, sequencing and control upgrades as one coordinated plant scope.
Explore the scopeSYSTEM PERFORMANCE
Feedwater & heat recovery
Feedwater, condensate and economizer opportunities begin with measured water and energy balances.
Explore the scopeEquipment categories are a selection guide. No stock, manufacturer representation or availability is implied.
UNDERSTAND WHAT’S CONNECTED
A better boiler decision starts beyond the boiler.
Pressure, water quality, condensate, controls and load profile all shape performance. Explore a simplified steam loop, then put numbers around your requirement.
Open technical toolsUseful estimates. Clear assumptions.
Convert boiler horsepower, estimate water heating duty and compare fuel use at different assumed efficiencies. Planning tools support a conversation with your engineer.
EXPLORE THE SYSTEM
Steam supply. Useful heat moves from the boiler to the process. Define pressure, demand and steam quality at the point of use.
Simplified educational schematic. Protective devices, pumps, treatment and other components are omitted. Not an installation or operating drawing.
PROJECT DISCIPLINE
Less ambiguity.
A stronger starting point.
Good information helps the right people define equipment, commercial scope and the regulatory path.
01
Define the duty
Useful output, operating pressure, load variation, fuel and plant constraints.
02
Review the site
Utilities, water quality, access, tie-ins, operating team and outage window.
03
Confirm the pathway
Verify availability and responsibilities. Confirm qualifications for the actual scope.
04
Agree the evidence
Define commissioning, inspection, certification and turnover deliverables.
ROOTED IN ALBERTA’S REQUIREMENTS
From the southern corridor to the Peace Region.
Local project context matters. Explore regional planning considerations for industrial and commercial boiler requirements across Alberta.
Regional pages describe project contexts, not verified offices, technicians or guaranteed service territories.
Explore AlbertaKnow who is authorized to do the work.
Routine service planning, inspection readiness and regulated pressure-equipment work have different responsibilities. Read the Alberta guide ↗
FIELD NOTES / KNOW BEFORE YOU SPECIFY
Better questions.
Better projects.
REGULATORY GUIDE
Alberta boiler compliance: a starting point
Understand the roles of the owner, authorized organizations and ABSA before your next project.
Explore the guidePROCUREMENT
The boiler replacement planning checklist
Ten decisions to make before you request a replacement boiler quotation.
Explore the guideSYSTEM SELECTION
Steam or hot water: start at the process
Compare useful operating characteristics without assuming one system fits every application.
Explore the guide