Grundfos is admitted to Royal London Hospital

01 June, 2012

A key part of the services requirement for the redeveloped Royal London Hospital is met by Grundfos pump solutions.

The £650 million redevelopment of the Royal London Hospital has its pumping requirements met by a range of Grundfos equipment for heating, chilled water, HWS, pressurisation and pressure boosting. The pumping solutions were developed with Skanska.

The redeveloped hospital has 6000 rooms, 40% of which are single occupancy. It comprises a cluster of interconnected glass buildings. They include two 17-storey towers, one of which has a helipad, and a 10-storey tower. The tallest building is 86 m high.

The buildings are totally sealed and ventilated with 100% fresh air that is treated before it enters them. Benefits included reduced noise levels and helping to control infection.

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