Major achievements

Les Cèdres, Québec

This slaughterhouse in the Montreal aera has used a SOFAME Percomax water heater since 2002 to heat water for sanitation. The quality of the water produced by the SOFAME units has been approved by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency for sanitation of food plants.

Montréal, Québec

Lallemand, a subsidiary of American Yeast which produces industrial yeast, has used a SOFAME Hybrid Percomtherm since 2002 to heat their process water.

Toronto, Ontario

The University of Toronto uses a Percotherm to heat buildings. This is the biggest installation project for this product ever achieved in Canada. It allows recovery of 13 MW.

St-Simon, Québec

Since 2002, a SOFAME Percomax has heated the water used for sanitation in Olymel's St-Simon meat processing plant.

Angoulème, France

A SOFAME Percotherm was installed in this paper mill in 2002. It recovers energy previously lost in the chimney and transfers it to the white water.

L’Ange Gardien, Quebec

A SOFAME Percomax was installed in 2002 in this slaughterhouse operated by Agromex, a subsidiary of Le Groupe F. Ménard. The hot water is used for sanitation.

Drummondville, Quebec

Since 2001, a SOFAME Launrec RBT waste water heat reclaim system cools the hot waste water before it is discharges to the sewer. The energy is used to preheat city water for the dying operations of this textile manufacturer. A Percomax direct contact water heater completes the heating process.

Edmonton, Alberta

The expansion of the Edmonton International Airport necessitated increasing the capacity of the Central Utilites plan, including doubling the capacity of the Heating Plant. The KEEN / REID CROWTHER partnership, the project mechanical engineers, approached the design of the Heating Plant expansion with several objectives, including minimizing capital cost, and minimizing Heating Plant operation cost. This resulted in the installation of Sofame Hybrid-Percomtherm.