Heating System Audit
What is the purpose of a boiler or burner audit?
An audit can assist with capital expenditure planning, changed production needs, contingency planning, risk profile or changes to operational requirements. An audit can also support training and orientation when new management takes over a facility.
Sub-optimal performance of your heating equipment can lead to poor quality heating and rocketing energy bills. Our skilled technicians can conduct a heating system audit to ensure your boiler or burner is working safely and efficiently within your heating system.
A Tubman Heating system audit covers:
- Suitability and performance of equipment
- The overall condition of the heating system
- Service history of the heating system
- Checks of: Fuel type, boilers, burners, tanks, pipework, valves, pumps, radiators and control systems
- All equipment meets New Zealand regulations where applicable
Some questions the burner and boiler audit may cover:
- Are best practices being used?
- Are best practices being used?
- Are steam traps being used correctly?
- Are there viable alternative fuel options?
- Are associated tanks and piping insulated?
- Is there any leaking of steam or condensate?
- Is there any loss of heat through the system?
- Is the boiler or burner set for optimal efficiency?
- Are there consumption targets, have they been met?
- Is the boiler or burner maintained on a regular basis?
- Are there procedures for differing heat consumption times/demands, such as weekends?
Our team will provide a written report and if necessary schedule a meeting to discuss our findings. If we find assets that are in immediate need of repair or replacement, we will include recommendations within the report. Armed with hard facts from a Tubman Heating Limited audit, you will be well placed to address any issues.
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