Effective Hot Water with Pick Heaters

Dependable and Energy Efficient Steam Injection Liquid Heaters

Pick's precise and accurate temperature control is the ideal solution for demanding process heating requirements across the Chemical industry.

Benefits of the Pick Direct Steam Injection Heater include:

Precise, accurate temperature control
100% heat transfer - cuts fuel costs up to 28% compared with indirect heat exchangers
Widest operating range of any Steam Injection Heater
Smooth, quiet operation within acceptable dBA limits
Low liquid pressure drop
Complete absorption of steam into liquid at point of contact - not dependent on high velocity mixing in downstream piping
Eliminates harmful vibration and steam hammer

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Improve Jacketed Heating Systems with Direct Steam Injection

Steam still has an important role to play in jacketed heating, but a Direct Steam Injection (DSI) Heater provides the most precise and energy-efficient method for heating the jacket water to the desired temperature.

Why Direct Steam Injection Liquid Heating is the Preferred Choice for Many Industrial Applications

Customers have many choices for heating water, liquids or slurries, but Direct Steam Injection (DSI) Heaters should be at the top of the list of options for these challenging applications.

Saving Money, Improving Efficiency with Direct Steam Injection

The most common method of transferring energy with steam is indirect heat exchange, which has a significant drawback. Due to the pressure drop as the condensate exits the trap, some portion is inevitably lost to flash evaporation. As the condensate is lost, system efficiency is impacted. There is an alternative method that is ideal for high-pressure systems: direct steam injection (DSI) which achieves 100% heat transfer efficiency.

Facing the Limits of Indirect Heat Exchange - Part 1

The challenges of heating fluids and providing a steady hot water supply are important to a wide range of industry types, and there are many solutions that engineers employ to meet those challenges. Not all solutions are equal, however; following a selection path designed to save up-front costs may not always be the best strategy. There are numerous factors to consider, including ones that may be less obvious.

Finding the Solution of Direct Steam Injection - Part 2

The limits to indirect heat exchange examined in Part 1 become more significant as greater temperature or pressure is required for heat and hot water applications. In many cases, the solution for design engineers is to opt instead for direct steam injection (DSI).

Direct Steam Injection Heaters vs. Indirect Heat Exchangers: Pros, Cons, and Key Differences

When it comes to industrial process heating, selecting the right technology can significantly impact efficiency, product quality, and operating costs. Two of the most widely used methods—Direct Steam Injection (DSI) heaters and indirect heat exchangers—offer distinct advantages depending on your application.

Hot Water Heating Solutions for Industrial Plant Engineers: Why Smart Plants Choose Steam Injection

Hot water is a foundational utility in industrial plants. The wrong choice in process water heating equipment isn’t just an efficiency problem, it can mean production stoppages, compliance failures, or costly maintenance down the line.

The Benefits of Using Pick Heaters' Custom-Designed Packaged Systems

Why sourcing a packaged heating system beats piecing one together yourself - one vendor, one point of responsibility, and a system that's ready to install.

What is Direct Steam Injection Heating?

Direct steam injection (DSI) heating is a highly efficient method of heating fluids and slurries by directly injecting steam into the process fluid. This technique ensures rapid and uniform heating, making it ideal for various industrial applications.

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