用途事例

Geothermal stack of BPHEs

Geothermal energy storage is a new energy-saving application with promising future growth potential. Reduced fossil fuel burning and a 95% reduction of CO2 emissions are clear advantages of this system.

Environmentally friendly supermarket

Keeping food fresh with CO2 and brine. Supermarket refrigeration systems commonly use synthetic refrigerants such as R404A and R22.

Ecology meets economy in a sustainable office building

The Slovak city of Košice has recently seen the construction of a new and innovative building – the EcoPoint Office Center. 

オランダの大学の建物には先駆的な空調システムが備わっています。

オランダ、フローニンゲン大学のライフサイエンスセンターの目を見張るばかりの新しい建物は、煖房及び冷房用エネルギーを60%削減する革新的な空調システムを誇りとしています。

Clean or untreated water? A BPHE works with both

Industries around the world have to face the challenge of water contamination due to insufficient filtration.

テストエンジンの冷却

スウェップ社製BPHEは、エンジン開発用の試験装置内で広く使用されており、そこで現実的なエンジン運転と測定機の精度の両方の役に立っています。

遷移臨界域CO₂で食品冷却

世界の気候が変動していること、また人類の活動がその原因となっていることにほとんどの科学者は同意しています。

Container with cooling capacity

Cooling facilities in ambient temperatures of up to 50 °C are a well-known challenge in the industry.  SWEP's containerized, Energy Transfer Stations for district cooling provide the solution.

コージェネレーションエンジン冷却器

電気を生み出すには様々な方法があります。この事例では天然ガスで駆動する燃焼機関が使用されます。

What happened to all that sticky oil?

Most travelers on passenger ships will probably never have the chance to see the impressive machinery needed to run the ship.

Small details count on the high seas

Designing and constructing marine engines is one of the biggest challenges a manufacturer can face. As well as meeting tough demands for accessibility and output, the engines must be able to withstand huge stresses, depending on the load and climatic conditions. And space is a critical variable — the more compact the engine, the more space there is for cargo, and the simpler it is to carry out maintenance.

Turkey promotes a more sustainable society

Turkey is currently experiencing an increase in population combined with an urbanization rate that has risen rapidly, from 53% in 1990 to 75% in 2008. New buildings are constantly being erected in urban areas, and it is necessary to find cost-effective ways to save energy.