Type VCBOJ20/2 constant wattage heating tape was supplied and installed in order to maintain a stainless steel pellet mill door at +80°C. The trace heating circuit was controlled using a DTC digital thermostat.
Wednesday, 3 December 2014
Tuesday, 2 December 2014
Salford Royal Hospital
Supplied and installed type VCBOJ8/2 constant wattage trace heating tape to provide frost protection to external chilled water pipework. The heating tape was straight traced underneath the pipework and temperature controlled using our type STCI thermostats.
Monday, 1 December 2014
Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Derby
ESH supplied, installed and tested a trace heating system to perform the duty of temperature maintaining internal metal pipework at +30°C. This was achieved utilising type FBTBOJ20/2 self regulating heating tape.
Friday, 28 November 2014
Frankley WTW
Seven Trent Water's Frankley Water Treatment Works at Frankley, Birmingham, supplies drinking water to Birmingham and the surrounding areas. Part of the £31.5m project to upgrade Frankley WTW, ESH supplied and installed a total of 1270m of trace heating cable to perform the following duties:
- Provide frost protection to the water / lime pipework
- Temperature maintain the sodium bisulphite pipework at +15°C in a minimum ambient temperature of -20°C
Our FBTBOJ10/2 heating tapes were installed to the underside of the pipework in a straight trace configuration and secured to the plastic pipe using type FTA fixing tape.
Wednesday, 26 November 2014
Stockport WWTW
Tuesday, 25 November 2014
Jobling Purser Asphalt Plant, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
The second part of this project saw ESH supply and install an industrial heating panel to a dispensing head. We also insulated the heating pad using armourflex insulation.
Monday, 24 November 2014
Charlton Court House, Somerset
ESH supplied and installed over 200 metres of trace heating cable to the buildings DHWS plastic pipework. The system requirement was to maintain the hot water temperature at +55°C in a minimum ambient of +18°C within this large country house.
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