Industrial Equipment: Now and Later

4 Tips For Using A Selective Catalytic Reduction System With A Rented Water Tube Boiler

15 May 2020

Laurie Washington

You might have used a selective catalytic reduction system in the past with your company's own water tube boiler. If you are currently using a rental water tube boiler -- such as if your company's permanent water tube boiler is being repaired -- then you might be thinking about using a selective catalytic reduction system with the rental unit. If you are looking for a little bit of advice about doing this, keep these tips in mind.

1. Make Sure It's a Proper Fit

First of all, if your business already owns a catalytic reduction system, you might be thinking about using it with the rented water tube boiler. However, you will need to make sure that your selective catalytic reduction system is actually a good fit for the rented boiler that you are using, since it might be a different brand, model or size than the one that your business normally uses.

2. Make Sure You're Allowed to Use It

Next, you should make sure that you are allowed to use a selective catalytic reduction system when you are using a rented water tube boiler. After all, many companies that rent out water tube boilers actually have restrictions about what you can and cannot do with their water tube boilers, so this is something to inquire about so that you don't accidentally break your contract with the rental company.

3. Ask if a Selective Catalytic Reduction System is Available

In some cases, the companies that rent out water tube boilers also offer accessories that can be used along with those rented water tube boilers. For example, some companies might allow you to rent a selective catalytic reduction system along with the water tube boiler that you are renting, which can make things easier, more affordable and more convenient.

4. Make Sure It's Installed Properly

It is important to make sure that the selective catalytic reduction system is installed properly when you are using it with a rented water tube boiler. This is important for a couple of reasons. For one thing, you don't want to cause damage to a water tube boiler that you are renting; after all, if you cause damage, you might be responsible for paying for the repairs, and you might have to go without a rental boiler for a while. Additionally, you'll want to make sure that the system is installed properly so that you can make full use of it. Luckily, a professional should be able to help you with the installation of your selective catalytic reduction system, if you need the assistance. For more information on SCRs for water tube boilers, contact a local provider.

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