Food Industry: Water Heating
Direct Contact Water Heater
Less than 1 year ROI!
A Kansas food processor sees an eleven month ROI
using Kemco’s NSF approved 12.5 million BTU
Direct Contact Water Heater. This system has the capacity
of 250 GPM of water from 55º F to 150º F. The
reduction in hot water heating cost is approximately $66,000
a year when compared to a conventional gas-fired
boiler operating at 65% efficiency.
Other Food Industry Testimonials
1
A Chicago meat processor using Kemco’s 20 million BTU
Direct Contact Water Heater says, “your
system supplies 300 GPM at 150º F for plant sanitation,
and we run the Kemco unit at maximum capacity. It heats fast
enough that we don’t fall behind, it is a very efficient
system, and if we had to do it again in the future, we would
look at a Kemco unit as opposed to a boiler.”
2
A food processor in San Antonio replaced a his boiler with
a Kemco 5.5 million BTU Direct Contact Water Heater for plant
sanitation. “Their (Kemco) system is much more efficient
in terms of BTU’s put in vs. BTU’s put out. Our
old system had been in place for about eight years, and
the Kemco system provided payback within about a year.”
3
A Colorado meat processor was looking to reduce their
water heating costs by 35% - 40%, and a high pressure
sanitation system that would reduce water consumption. Kemco’s
9 million BTU Direct Contact Water Heater now runs the complete
plant after replacing a 21 million BTU boiler. Kemco’s
heater means “a tremendous savings in natural gas
costs – not to mention the added savings of reduced
chemical costs for the boiler, boiler insurance, maintenance
costs, and inspection costs.” This processor also
reports that “with the Kemco System the temperature
controller is set on the heater, and the water is always within
one to two degrees of set point, also, the Kemco system needs
very little attention, and frankly, it is the best
system for heating water I’ve ever seen.”


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