Latest news for radiant heating and cooling
| 19.07.2010 | Zehnder ZBN radiant ceilling panels efficiently heat large warehousing space at Chevron Oil RefineryThe Chevron Pembroke Refinery has seen the construction of new general stores. The modern warehouse facility was designed by EPT Partnership in Cardiff and built by Dawnus Construction in Swansea.
Building Services Design and Energy Engineers, Bullock Consulting, were commissioned to manage the mechanical requirements of the build and specified the use of Zehnder ZBN radiant panels for the heating system. “With a ceiling height of 9m radiant technology was the obvious choice” explains Paul Bullock, Mechanical Design Engineer at Bullock Consulting. “Radiant heating’s ability to provide a uniform distribution of heat in large spaces, whilst also achieving energy savings of up to 40% in comparison to other systems made it the most economical and energy efficient solution”. |
| 13.05.2010 | Royal Botanical Gardens, Edinburgh install Zehnder Flatline radiant panelsDesigned as a model of sustainability and incorporating energy saving measures and renewable energy production, the state-of-the art, John Hope Gateway Visitor Centre at Edinburgh’s Royal Botanical Gardens is fitted with Zehnder Flatline radiant heating and cooling panels.
A shining example of green construction the building offers unrivalled facilities to discover the world of plants and includes a Real Life Science Studio, permanent and temporary exhibitions, interactive media, Botanics shop, plant sales and Gateway Restaurant. |
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