Sterling Thermal Technology
Sterling Thermal Technology is a manufacturer of customised heat exchangers. Established in 1904, it designs and manufacturers heat exchangers for OEM and end-users in sectors such as renewable energy (e.g. hydropower, nuclear and biomass), defence, oil and gas (e.g. FPSO, LNG and offshore platform), recycling and power transmission. Based in the UK, their equipment have a global reach.
Previous Names[edit]
Sterling Thermal Technology has operated under several names. It is also referred to as Sterling TT (STT). Previous names have included: Sterling Process Engineering, Britannia Heat Transfer (dissolved May 2010[1]), Britannia Heatex, Crane Heatex, Heat Exchange Industries, Heat Transfer Engineering, PCC Sterling, Thame Energy Services, Thermo Engineers Ltd, Urquhart Engineers Ltd.[2] Other companies acquired by Sterling TT include: Contract Combustion Technology STT, Argo Flare Services, Heat Exchange Industries (HEI).[3]
| Previous Name | Usage Period |
|---|---|
| PCC Sterling Ltd | Jan 8th 2001 - Apr 20th 2007 |
| Sterling Process Engineering Ltd | Nov 10th 1992 - Jan 8th 2001 |
| Thermo Engineers Ltd | May 23rd 1984 - 10 Nov 1992 |
| Thermo Engineers (Holdings) Ltd | Dec 31st 1978 - 23rd May 1984 |
| Zybura Ltd | Oct 21st 1977 - Dec 31st 1978 |
Factories[edit]
Sterling TT has an ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 certified manufacturing factory in the UK at Brunel Road, Aylesbury.
Manufacturing and Fabrication[edit]
Sterling Thermal Technology design and manufacturer heat exchanger products. Markets & Research Biz positioned them within the top 9 global leaders in the Transformer Oil Coolers market[5] and they are recognised for pioneering advancements in heat exchanger technology including the development of a thermosyphon performance software tool used in measuring heat pipe performance.[6]
They design and manufacture:
- Compact Fin Heat Exchangers
- Air-Cooled Gas Coolers
- Air Coolers
- Avantair (Sterling TT's brand of compact air cooler)
- Charge Air Coolers
- Closed Circuit Air Coolers
- Condensers
- Hydrogen Coolers
- OFAF Transformer Coolers
- Single Tube Heat Exchangers
- Air Cooled Condensers
- Air Blast Coolers
- Air Preheaters
- Economisers
- Machine Oil Coolers
- Rotating Machine Coolers – CACA and Avantair
- Rotating Machine Coolers – CACW
- Steam Air Heaters
- Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers
- Compact Tube Heat Exchanger
- Enhanced Fin Heat Exchangers
- OFWF Transformer Oil Water Coolers
- Reboilers
References[edit]
- ↑ "BRITANNIA HEAT TRANSFER LIMITED - Overview". Companies House. Retrieved 2021-08-06. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ "Our Pedigree | 100 Years' Heat Exchanger Expertise". Sterling Thermal Technology. Retrieved 2021-07-28.
- ↑ "Sterling Thermal Technology: Taking The Heat". Energy, Oil & Gas magazine. May 2011.
- ↑ "STERLING THERMAL TECHNOLOGY LIMITED - Overview". Companies House. Retrieved 2021-07-28. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ "Global Transformer Oil Coolers Market 2021 by Manufacturers, Regions, Type and Application, Forecast to 2026". Markets & Research Biz: 156. June 16, 2021.
- ↑ Kobayashi, Takaomi, ed. (2016). Applied Environmental Materials Science for Sustainability. IGI Global. p. 413. ISBN 1522519726. Search this book on
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