BSB Europe Factory

Absorption design is our core competency and primary focus. Unlike many current players in the absorption market, Broad designed and created its first absorber in 1988 with its own human capital, hard work, the desire to be the best.

This home-grown approach has allowed Broad to continue to innovate and lead as the worldwide customer base has grown to over 80 countries.

BROAD process

The main processes are carried out by robots and digital machines

Broad Factory Tests Every Chiller as Standard

Broad Chillers are Factory Tested that ensures the chiller will yield the operating performance characteristics as designed. It can also be a great opportunity for the operator to learn about the unit which will be cooling or heating the building and to become an expert in the operation of the absorber.
The only way to really validate that the chiller supplied is meeting the design specification requirements. Field testing can be extremely challenging and expensive to replicate. Lowers risk of "system issues" and eliminates field verification of chiller performance which can be very time intensive and difficult to accomplish.

Whole Unit Shot-blasting

Abrasive blasting, more commonly known as sandblasting, is the operation of forcibly propelling a stream of abrasive material against a surface under high pressure to smooth a rough surface, roughen a smooth surface, shape a surface or remove surface contaminants.

BROAD has the world's largest whole unit shot-blasting facility (1,632 m3) which can shot-blast chillers of all dimensions. This is an essential process for chiller's good performance and long life-span

• It provides rust cleaning on chiller surface, strengthens painting adhesion and eliminates risk of leakage caused by corrosion.
• It releases the residual stress, eliminates leakages of welding and tube expansion caused by chiller structure deformation.