Facility Executive features advantages of SWEP BPHEs in district energy applications

With a focus on the brazed plate heat exchanger (BPHE) technology’s potential for providing optimized solutions in commercial and institutional buildings, this article provides a great overview of how BPHEs work in district heating and cooling applications. This article was a collaboration between SWEP team members to show the advantages of BPHE technology compared to the older heat exchanger technologies (i.e. plate & frame, shell & tube, etc.). The main benefits of BPHEs in district energy applications versus the older technologies include space savings, increased efficiency, lower life cycle costs, smaller carbon footprint, built-in redundancy with modular design, and lower fouling potential plus CIP (Cleaning-In-Place) capability. Facility Executive is your one-stop source for information on quality operation, design and maintenance of facilities. Facility Executive offers a shared community of facility management experts who explore and analyze issues that affect your facility and its environment. They are a specialized trade publication written and edited for corporate facility executives in all industry and service sectors whose responsibilities include purchasing, planning and approving products, services and materials for facility operations.

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