ESH supplied and installed a high temperature trace heating system to temperature maintain the Bitumen tank line pipework at +145ยบC. Type SC constant wattage heating tape was straight traced five times along the pipework length to achieve this high temperature.
Thursday, 10 July 2014
Tuesday, 8 July 2014
Samuel Smith Old Brewery
Within Yorkshire's oldest brewery, ESH supplied and installed a trace heating system to provide temperature maintenance to over 230m of stainless steel pipework. The required temperature was +25°C and this was achieved by installing our type VC constant wattage heating cable.
Monday, 7 July 2014
Social Justice Centre, London
For this project ESH supplied and installed a trace heating system to provide frost protection to the external CHW, LTHW, HRR & LSV pipework. The system was designed using our type FTB self regulating heating tape which was straight trace underneath the external pipework.
Friday, 4 July 2014
Wilton Centre, Redcar
Our second large project here at the Wilton Centre saw ESH supply materials and labour to extend the existing trace heating circuits, relocate existing thermostats and install new circuits. The high temperature trace heating system needed to maintain the pipework temperature at +150°C all within a Zone 1 Gas Group llb, T3 Classification hazardous area.
Wednesday, 2 July 2014
Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies
Designed, supplied and install a trace heating system to perform the duty of temperature maintaining the hot water flow pipework at +55°C. To achieve this we installed our H2OWAT self regulating heating cable.
Tuesday, 1 July 2014
Sidney Stringer Academy, Coventry
Here at this ultra modern coeducational academy, ESH designed, supplied materials and labour to provide a frost protection system to the steel sprinkler system pipework within a undercroft area.
Friday, 27 June 2014
Tate Modern Gallery, London
Part of the Tate Modern phase two extension, ESH were contracted to supply and install an Aquilar leak detection system to the RWP pipework on level 5 of this iconic new building.
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