A modular boiler system functions like a single boiler, despite being made up of individual boilers that run independently with their own burners. Because the units can be turned on and off depending on the precise amount of steam needed at any given time, a facility never produces more steam than it needs. This improved efficiency helps hospitals conserve energy and save money. In fact, facilities that make the switch to a Miura modular boiler system enjoy an average 20% savings in annual fuel costs.
In addition to the improved efficiency and outstanding cost savings, there are several other reasons why hospitals choose Miura modular boiler systems:
Flexible scalability
Speedy start-up
Monitoring and maintenance
Compact footprint
Reduced CO2 and NOx emissions
Unparalleled safety record
Many facilities take advantage of Miura’s modular boiler systems to fit more lower powered units into the footprint of a large traditional boiler, working in chorus and controlled seamlessly as an MI System. In an MI configuration, the Multiple Installation (MI) System’s master controller intelligently controls all connected boilers to ensure coordinated operation, meeting the required steam load while optimizing efficiency, response time, and boiler longevity.
Utilize modularity to bring On-Demand steam performance to large-scale applications reducing energy consumption required to meet variable loads by dividing the output capacity among multiple units.