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Project Summary: Air Handling Unit Modification at a Park Lane Hotel, London

Ecomec successfully delivered a comprehensive air handling unit (AHU) modification project at a prestigious and busy hotel in Park Lane, London.

The project was undertaken to enhance airflow delivery to the 1st-floor restaurant, addressing performance challenges by repositioning the heating and cooling coils and modifying associated pipework and valves.

Scope of Works

  1. Isolation and Removal:
    • Disconnected chilled water (CHW) and low-temperature hot water (LTHW) pipework from the AHU.
    • Mechanically un-fixed and removed the existing heating and cooling coils from their original positions.
  2. AHU Modifications:
    • Altered the internal configuration of the AHU to accommodate the new coil positions.
  3. Pipework Rerouting:
    • Rerouted DN65 LTHW and DN80 CHW pipework to the new coil positions within the AHU.
    • Installed new isolation valves to enhance system control and maintainability.
  4. Coil Relocation:
    • Successfully relocated the heating and cooling coils to their new positions within the AHU.
  5. Access Enhancement:
    • Supplied and installed a new custom AHU door to provide easy access to the relocated coils.
  6. Structural Repairs:
    • Repaired and sealed pipework penetrations in the AHU sections to maintain structural integrity and airflow efficiency.
  7. Thermal Insulation:
    • Thermally insulated all pipework with 25mm insulation, finished with hammered aluminum cladding for durability and aesthetics.
  8. Testing and Commissioning:
    • Filled, pressure-tested, and verified all pipework connections to ensure leak-free operation.
    • Brought the AHU back into service, ensuring optimal performance and improved airflow to the restaurant.

This project demonstrates Ecomec’s expertise in delivering complex HVAC solutions within high-profile environments, ensuring minimal disruption while achieving significant performance improvements.

 

 

 

 

 

Project Value – £32,000

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