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 Feedwater Systems


McKenna Feedwater Systems are ruggedly designed to perform in demanding work environments. Our Feedwater Systems help maintain peak efficiency and prolong the life of your boiler by providing storage for water makeup, and return condensate, from the system loop.




Boilers


To meet some of today’s most stringent emission requirements, McKenna Boilers utilize efficient, simple, cost-effective and proven systems, designed to burn cleaner and contribute to a more sustainable environment.



Blowdown Tanks


McKenna Blowdown Tanks are engineered for the safe removal of scale-causing solids in process steam boilers. Our vented, heavy-duty tanks are constructed in accordance with ASME Code Section VIII, Division 1 for a maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) of 150 PSIG @ 400° F. McKenna Blowdown Tanks keep your boiler running efficiently, while also complying with current National Board Rules and Recommendations.

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