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Energy efficient boiler installation

Published:  08 August, 2014

wellman.jpgThe energy-intensive process of creating one of Scotland's finest malt whiskies is reportedly being made more efficient thanks to the installation of a new WELLMAN boiler system.

The Tomintoul distillery, in Speyside, contracted the West Midlands-based industrial steam boiler specialist to provide a new system with integrated economiser technology.

Wellman says the 11,000kg/h High Efficiency Steam boiler is allowing the distillery to reap the benefits of a new gas main which was recently installed on site.

Doug Howarth, national sales manager at Wellman Thermal Services, part of the Wellman Group, said: “Distilleries require very high quality boiler and burner packages, and we were able not only to offer this but also able to comply with the fast fulfilment of the order as the client had very tight delivery requirements.”

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