Miura America to showcase modular steam boiler solutions at ChemE Show 2026

Miura America will exhibit its modular steam generation and boiler monitoring technologies at ChemE Show 2026, taking place June 9–10 at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, Texas.

At Booth 624, the company will feature its LX Series steam boilers, EX Series dual-fuel steam boilers, and Miura Connect monitoring platform. According to Miura America, the technologies are designed to help industrial facilities improve efficiency, operational flexibility, and system reliability.

The LX Series steam boilers can produce steam in less than five minutes from a cold start and offer nitrogen oxide emissions as low as 5 parts per million. The modular platform provides scalable capacity, built-in redundancy, and a compact footprint, allowing facilities to expand steam generation as demand increases while helping minimize downtime during maintenance and inspections.

Miura America will also highlight its EX Series dual-fuel steam boilers. The systems operate on natural gas, propane, or No. 2 fuel oil and can achieve full steam output in less than five minutes. The boilers combine high-pressure capability, low-emissions performance, and a compact design. An integrated early warning scale monitor helps operators identify potential maintenance issues before they affect performance.

In addition, the company will demonstrate Miura Connect, a monitoring platform that includes centralized boiler water analysis capabilities. The system enables operators to monitor water quality across multiple boilers from a single location and can evaluate conditions across up to 20 boilers within a facility. Miura says the platform helps improve oversight, streamline monitoring activities, and support consistent boiler performance.

During the event, Miura America will provide information on how its boiler technologies and monitoring tools can help facilities create more responsive and resilient steam operations. Attendees will also have access to videos, brochures, and discussions focused on boiler room modernization, operational performance, sustainability, and long-term reliability.