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News Release from: Hattersley | Subject: Valves
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 03 January 2008
Hattersley win huge hospital contract.
HandV valve manufacturer Hattersley have won contract to supply their range of valves for part of Birmingham's new GBP500 million Super Hospital.
The Hattersley valves will be installed in the plant rooms of the Queen Elizabeth general hospital part of the project which has 93 wards and 115 air handling units Butterfly and Ball isolating valves will be installed along with Strainers, Commissioning Sets and Check valves
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 6 Nov 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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The recently introduced Hattersley Multi-Therm valves are being installed to help protect against Legionella.
These valves enable hot water services to be operated at temperatures at which the Legionella bacteria cannot survive and provide thermal balance for these systems.
These valves can be set to operate between 50 to 65C.
When the water temperature is increased to allow disinfection, the Multi-Therm automatically switches off the regulation function to allow disinfection and automatically resumes the regulating function when the temperature returns to normal operating conditions.
The new hospital is due for completion in 2012 and will house most of south Birmingham's health facilities on a single site.
The total construction site is 185,000 square metres and the hospital corridors will host some 60,000 metres of pipe servicing.
Construction work is a joint venture between Balfour Beatty Construction and Haden Young.
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