In a hospital, steam does much of its work out of sight. It moves behind walls, above ceilings, and through mechanical rooms, supporting essential functions like heating, humidification, sterilization, hot water, and foodservice. As buildings expand, undergo renovations, and are reconfigured for new needs, the steam system is often asked to serve conditions it was not originally designed around. Even in well maintained facilities, that gradual e…
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