May 2020

STEAM, AIR, AND HOT WATER EDITION

Distance Learning Is Alive And Well At Armstrong

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced us to practice social distancing and embrace distance learning. While in-person spring seminars and special events have been postponed or cancelled, now is a great time to leverage our world-class North American Learning Center to educate your engineers and key customers.

We are ready to perform live demonstrations from the Learning Center while also handling questions from remote audiences. Potential topics range from Steam Basics, Operating Characteristics of Different Steam Traps, and a heat exchanger experiencing a “Stall” condition, to Sage UMT®, Humidification and The Brain®. We’ve hosted Lunch & Learns for a single engineering office as well as multiple locations simultaneously. Audiences may include engineers, end users, or contractors, and a session could range from 45 minutes to 4 hours. Email Jon Bingaman or give him a call at 269-217-6159 for more information.

 

Recorded Webinars Now Available

Armstrong ABH Water Heater Launch

The Armstrong Hot Water Group hosted a very successful launch webinar at the end of April for the new range of ABH gas-fired water heaters. Both sessions attracted more than 382 attendees. In case you missed it, you can view Session 1 here and Session 2 here, or head over to the Armstrong On-Demand Webinar Library in your User Portal.  

Armstrong Electromagnetic and Ultrasonic Flowmeters

In case you missed it, take a moment to watch the webinar featuring the new Armstrong Electromagnetic Flowmeter and the Armstrong Ultrasonic Flowmeter. View and download the launch package that includes new selling opportunities, frequently asked questions and more!

Armstrong Electromagnetic Flowmeter Launch Package
Armstrong Ultrasonic Flowmeter Launch Package

Historic 1861 Barn Meets 21st Century DRV25 Generation III Technology

Englewood Barn is a new restaurant and music venue that is coming to Hershey, Pennsylvania. The heart of the project is a historic 150-year-old barn that once served as a cow-milking parlor of the Milton Hershey farm.

Moo-ve over rustic thermostatic technology. The Brain of the project is a DRV25 that will deliver precise hot water temperature control to the staff and guests. The venue will fill the barn’s first floor and feature the original wooden beams. The DRV25 will occupy very little space and will feature Bluetooth connectivity. Congratulations to Dave Campbell and his team at Associated Steam Specialty for this historic barn-busting installation!

 

 

Humidification Products Now Available On The Configurator

We’re excited to announce the addition of Humidification products to your Configurator portfolio! The following products are now being added:

• EHU800
• Gas Fired
• 90/1000
• Humidiclean

You can access the Configurator through the user portal on the Armstrong website or through this direct link. View the full list of products available. Please email Rex Scare if you have any questions or would like to receive training on how to use the Configurator.

Upcoming Webinar Schedule

We are frequently updating our live webinar schedule to provide a premier active learning experience during this unique time. To learn more about our upcoming webinars and to save your spot, please click here.

See what's coming up in May and June:

• Hot Water for the Food and Beverage Industry (Customer Webinar)
  • Session 1 & Session 2
• Steam as a Service
• Connecting with Contractors: Friend or Foe?
• Best Practices for Safe Startup of Steam System (Customer Webinar)
• Reintroduction to Armstrong Steam Filters
• Engineering Capabilities
• PIPE UP!
  • Session 1 & Session 2

Coming Soon

Beginning July 1, Armstrong will launch the new Inverted Bucket Steam Trap 970 Series. It will replace the 980 Series. Inventory of the 980 Series will be available until July 1 at the Armstrong Three Rivers division and until August 1 from the Armstrong EMEA division. Learn more and watch for the official launch coming soon.

What’s Wrong With This Photo?

Last month we asked you to identify “What’s Wrong With This Photo” and we received responses from 11 “Brain Surgeons”. A picture does paint a thousand installation errors – well, almost. The photo did present a lot of talking points, including a few honorable mentions.



Of those who responded, one respectfully excused himself from the random drawing due to a conflict of interest (since it was his install). That left 10 participants that generated a total of 61 observations. Each observation earned the submitter a random draw opportunity.

Congratulations to Bruce Moninghoff from Power Equipment, Tennessee. Look for another “What’s Wrong With This Photo?” coming in June.

 

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