Success Stories 1. Food & Beverage Major Australian Bakery Rises with Low-Pressure Steam SteamAqua Offers Instantaneous Hot Water via Indirect Heating with Steam TLV Helps China Brewery Greatly Improve Equipment Reliability TLV supplies steam equipment to Ringwood Brewery TLV Provides a Sweet Solution to Tangerine's Hot Water Supply TLV valve improves heat transfer at Greencore site 2. Oil Refinery PETRONAS Refinery Achieves Significant Savings with Help of TLV & Enproserve Singapore Refining Company Teams Up with TLV for Major Energy Savings 3. Animal Feed Processing TLV to provide regular steam-trap surveys of all BOCM Pauls animal-feed processing sites 4. Textiles & Laundry Services TLV Helps Synthetic Leather Manufacturer Achieve Energy Savings Johnsons Stalbridge Linen Services' laundries utilize TLV steam pressure reducing system TLV's flash steam recovery system cuts launderer's costs and reduces emissions TLV monitors steam trap conditions at Sunlight 5. Film TLV has Innovia Films covered for flash steam recovery 6. Logistics TLV Fixes Fukutsuka Transport's Water Heater Failure 7. Other COSPECT® Case Studies TLV vortex flowmeters for boiler steam monitoring TLV Steam Traps aid refurbishment of Marshall steam engine More Information Steam Theory Document Search Technical Documents Product Solutions CAD 3D Archived Documents Operation Animations Success Stories System Solutions FAQ Water Hammer: The Mechanism Email Magazine Discover steam engineering tips in our bi-monthly newsletter. Sign up now Johnsons Stalbridge Linen Services' laundries utilize TLV steam pressure reducing system CV-COS Electro-Pneumatic Control Valve The CV-COS steam control valve includes a built-in cyclone separator and steam trap to provide high-quality steam for process applications. Learn more Get a Quote TLV Euro Engineering (Cheltenham, UK) Johnsons Stalbridge Linen Services has rolled out TLV Euro Engineering’s CV-COS steam pressure reducing system across its four UK sites to allow the company to handle the increase in synthetic-based linen products received at its laundries. Johnsons Stalbridge Linen Services uses steam for roller ironers, which dry and iron linen. Steam is generated at 10 bar to heat the ironers to the temperature required for cotton-based linen products. To reduce the steam pressure to the approximately 6 to 8 bar needed to process synthetic-based linen products, TLV recommended the installation of the combined valve, trap and separator arrangement of its CV-COS coupled with a pressure sensor and controller on the steam branch line immediately before the roller ironer. Key Benefits of Product Application The TLV system saves space, simplifies system layout, piping and maintenance and eliminates the risk of damage and incorrect adjustment associated with side-mounted components. The CV-COS automatically controls pressure, temperature or the flow rate of steam and removes condensate at a separation efficiency rate of up to 98 per cent. The electro-pneumatic pressure-reducing valve adds a control function. Feedback Richard Sparkes, site engineering manager at Johnsons Stalbridge Linen, said the installation was quick and easy; TLV was also on hand to provide engineering assistance. He added that there have been no problems since installing the pressure-reducing sets and that the drying efficiency of the ironers has improved. Also on TLV.com CV-COS Electro-Pneumatic Control Valve Control Valves, Controllers Steam Bulletin: Archive - Email Magazine