Industrial Furnace Systems Belfast & Northern Ireland
BSH Limited engineers high-temperature process heating integrating boilers, heat recovery and controls through combination fuelled plantrooms for industrial loads.
Industrial Furnace Systems Belfast reflects BSH Limited's engineering of high-temperature process heating for industrial loads. BSH designs combination fuelled systems that include heating, cooling, combined heat and power, domestic and control systems, and high-temperature process heating is the extension of that capability to a load that needs heat at a temperature and duty beyond a typical building-services scope.
The Sime boiler range BSH specifies extends from domestic to large commercial 18kW to 2Mw individual boilers, with combinations spanning well beyond that, so the high-temperature heating can be sized against the process demand. Where recovered heat is available from a high-temperature process or from combined heat and power, that heat can be captured and reused for the process or for space heating and hot water, which is what delivers the efficiency rather than the plant simply running.
Where the high-temperature process heating is delivered through a pre-packaged plantroom, the boilers, pumps, heat distribution, heat recovery and controls are assembled and inspected off site before delivery as a plug and power solution, keeping the process heating integrated with the wider combination fuelled system and supporting rapid hook-up and commissioning on site.
Sized against the high-temperature demand
The Sime boiler range BSH specifies extends from domestic to large commercial 18kW to 2Mw individual boilers, with combinations spanning well beyond that, so the high-temperature process heating is sized against the process demand — temperature, flow, operating hours and load profile — rather than capped at a building-services scale. That sizing is what matches the heating to the process rather than undersizing or oversizing the plant.
Heat recovery built in
Where recovered heat is available from a high-temperature process or from combined heat and power, that heat can be captured and reused for the process load or for space heating and hot water. BSH designs combination fuelled systems that include heat recovery, so the recovered heat is used rather than wasted, which is what delivers the efficiency rather than the plant simply running.
Delivered through plantrooms
Where the high-temperature process heating is delivered through a pre-packaged plantroom, the boilers, pumps, heat distribution, heat recovery and controls are assembled and inspected off site before delivery as a plug and power solution. That off-site fabrication reduces on-site downtime and keeps the process heating integrated with the wider combination fuelled system, with the largest plug and power plantroom in terms of power at 1.4Mw thermal.
Commercial applications
Where this service applies
- Industrial processes needing high-temperature heating
- Manufacturing, treatment or drying loads beyond building-services scope
- Sites capturing recovered heat from a high-temperature process
- High-temperature process heating delivered through a pre-packaged plantroom
Benefits & considerations
What to consider
- Boiler range to 2Mw and beyond for high-temperature loads
- Recovered heat captured and reused rather than wasted
- Process heating integrated with controls through a plantroom
- Over 50 years of engineering expertise across three generations
Problem · Reaction · Solution
How BSH can help
Problem
High-temperature process heating served by a boiler sized for a smaller load — or split from the heat recovery that could serve it — leaves a process under-supplied, wastes recoverable heat, and raises running cost. Where the process heating is procured separately from the wider plant, the integration that would capture the recovered heat and sequence the plant against the real load is lost at the interface.
Reaction
Unintegrated high-temperature process heating can leave a process starved of heat at peak, vent recoverable heat, and run a plant inefficiently because it was sized without the load profile. Industrial operators and consultants need an engineering partner who designs the process heating as part of a combination fuelled system, capturing and reusing recovered heat.
Solution
BSH engineers high-temperature process heating integrating boilers, heat recovery and controls through combination fuelled plantrooms. Because the right process heating depends on your load, the next step is to discuss your requirements with BSH's engineers. Contact BSH to discuss your industrial furnace systems project.
Questions & answers
Common commercial questions
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