Newholme Hospital Hot Water System Upgrade, Bakewell
EP Consulting completed a £60k installation project at Newholme Hospital in Bakewell, enhancing the hot water system for the Stanton Day Unit. This project for Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Trust was aimed at boosting efficiency and reliability, ensuring compliance with the latest industry standards.
Scope of Work
Our expert team managed the installation of Ormandy Rycroft Vari-E-Breese cross plate heat exchangers, which included a 450-litre buffer vessel and mains kit. We provided end-to-end services, including feasibility studies, budget costing, and mechanical design, ensuring seamless integration with the existing infrastructure. Our work adhered to Part L2 Building Regulations, underscoring our dedication to high standards of energy efficiency and safety.
Challenges and Solutions
A key challenge was integrating the new system with the existing infrastructure without disrupting hospital operations. Our team coordinated closely with on-site personnel to minimise downtime and ensure a smooth installation. The chosen heat exchangers were customised to meet the specific needs of the Stanton Day Unit, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.
Results and Impact
The new heat exchanger system was operational within six weeks, resulting in enhanced hot water production and improved energy efficiency for the hospital. This upgrade has led to reduced operational costs and a more reliable service for both patients and staff. EP Consulting's strategic planning and mechanical design expertise have ensured that Newholme Hospital is well-equipped to meet its operational needs effectively.
Key Facts
Client
Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Foundation Trust
Sector
Hospitals
Value
£60K
Location
Bakewell
Services
- Budget Costing
- Feasibility
- Mechanical Design
- Part L2 Building Regulations