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Industrial Heat Exchangers Belfast & Northern Ireland

BSH Limited specifies industrial heat exchangers that recover process heat within combination fuelled systems, feeding heating, cooling and on-site power.

Industrial Heat Exchangers Belfast reflects BSH Limited's approach to heat recovery within integrated systems. BSH designs combination fuelled systems that include heating, cooling, combined heat and power, domestic and control systems, and heat exchangers are the components that transfer recovered heat between processes and plant.

An industrial heat exchanger transfers heat from one fluid stream to another without mixing them, so process waste heat can be recovered to preheat water, feed heating circuits or drive cooling. Where heat is recovered, it is integrated with the building's wider heating, cooling and on-site power through shared controls.

Recovered heat can also drive Yazaki absorption chilling — chillers that primarily utilise heat as their main power source, unlike most air conditioning equipment which use electric — so an industrial heat exchanger can turn waste heat into useful cooling within one combination system.

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Heat exchangers within combination systems

Industrial heat exchangers are specified as part of combination fuelled systems that include heating, cooling, combined heat and power, domestic and control systems. The exchangers recover and distribute heat so it feeds the wider system rather than being rejected, with controls sequencing the recovery against the building's loads.

Recovered heat driving absorption chilling

Where recovered heat is available, it can drive Yazaki absorption chilling, which primarily utilises heat as its main power source, unlike most air conditioning equipment which use electric. BSH has received awards for creative designs featuring absorption chilling solutions demonstrated to reduce customers' carbon emissions.

Delivered through plantrooms

Heat-exchanger and recovery plant is often housed within a pre-packaged plantroom assembled off-site. Pre-erection of modular systems in a controlled environment makes construction rapid, minimising on-site downtime and reducing costs through quick hook-up and commissioning.

Commercial applications

Where this service applies

  • Industrial processes with recoverable waste heat
  • Sites integrating heat recovery with heating, cooling and CHP
  • Processes where recovered heat can drive absorption cooling
  • Developments delivered through a pre-packaged plantroom

Benefits & considerations

What to consider

  • Recovered process heat feeds heating, cooling and on-site power
  • Heat-driven absorption chilling turns waste heat into cooling
  • Heat exchangers sequenced with the wider combination system
  • Over 50 years of engineering expertise across three generations

Problem · Reaction · Solution

How BSH can help

Problem

Rejecting industrial waste heat through stacks or drains, rather than recovering it through heat exchangers, wastes energy and raises fuel and electricity costs. Where recovery is added piecemeal rather than as part of an integrated system, the exchangers, heating, cooling and on-site power do not coordinate, and the heat-driven cooling option is missed.

Reaction

Unrecovered industrial heat raises running costs and carbon emissions, and forgoes the cooling available from heat-driven absorption chilling. Industrial operators and consultants need a specialist who specifies heat exchangers within an integrated combination system rather than as standalone units.

Solution

BSH specifies industrial heat exchangers within combination fuelled systems, recovering process heat to feed heating, cooling and on-site power, including heat-driven absorption chilling. Because the right recovery depends on your process and loads, the next step is to discuss your requirements with BSH's engineers. Contact BSH to discuss your industrial heat exchangers project.

Questions & answers

Common commercial questions

Discuss your industrial heat exchangers project

Talk to BSH about recovering process heat through heat exchangers to feed heating, hot water and heat-driven absorption cooling.

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