A total of 23 colleagues from planning and project development took part - united by the aim of not only understanding complex energy and system technology, but making it better.
The content ranged from the basics of steam technology to the calculation of steam and flash steam, pipe dimensioning and the design of efficient systems to the prevention of water hammer.
The focus: direct practical relevance through live demonstrations of valves and steam traps - clear, comprehensible, innovative.
Our aim: to understand technology, think ahead, make it better.
As an engineering company with a clear focus on sustainable energy distribution systems, we continuously invest in knowledge, technology and further training. The collaboration with GESTRA was not just a training course, but a stimulus for new technical perspectives.
Conclusion: competent partners, practical content and a motivated team. Many thanks to GESTRA, Jennifer Neumann and André Stucke for this strong event. This is how innovation comes from experience, curiosity and collaboration.
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