California Boiler is pleased to announce the scheduled dates for the Power Flame Annual Technical Training School (PATTS 2013). This year, the training school will be held during 3 different weeks to better accommodate the number of interested applicants. In addition to instructing industry professionals on the latest burner technologies, Power Flame will also unveil its new 2500 square foot state-of-the-art training facility.

* Session 1: Wednesday April 10th - Saturday April 13th. 
* Session 2: Sunday April 14th - Wednesday April 17th. 
* Session 3: Wednesday April 17th - Saturday April 20th. 

The PATTS curriculum is generally geared toward the intermediate burner technician and includes a mix of classroom and hands on instruction. Training courses are limited to 35 students per session. If you are interested in attending PATTS training you must submit your information as soon as possible, space is limited and a spot is not guaranteed. 

To assist customers who need supplemental equipment or require interim support while boilers are down for repair, California Boiler maintains a fleet of self-contained, skid-mounted and larger rental boiler rentals available in a variety of pressure ranges.  

We provide delivery and full-service installation including all ancillary equipment required for operation and hook-up to natural gas or propane. All boiler rentals are meticulously maintained and meet current California emission standards to ensure maximum reliability and efficiency.  

As part of an ongoing effort to provide customers with the most advanced product integration on the market, California Boiler has developed the Advanced Component Integration (ACI) package.

ACI provides the best equipment from major manufacturers in a configurable, factory integrated package.  The unique partnership forged between California Boiler and leading manufacturers, introduces a new and progressive approach to traditional manufacturing and installation methods. 

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Lead-lag systems can measure the temperature of the water or the steam pressure in the main system and evaluate the load level. If plant production is operating heavily, the lead-lag system will bring in the secondary boilers to help spread out the load. When the lead-lag system senses that production has dropped off, it then shuts those secondary boilers down again. By only bringing in the boilers needed to maintain the load at any given time, the lead lag system reduces the total amount of energy exhausted and increases overall efficiency.   

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