D+H UK natural smoke ventilation for University of Liverpool accommodation

D+H UK natural smoke ventilation for University of Liverpool accommodation

Project

D+H UK were asked to supply and install a natural ventilation system at Greenbank Student Village. Greenbank Student Village is a development scheme by the University of Liverpool. The new build accommodation has created 1,370 bedrooms for University students.

The redevelopment saw six buildings replaced by three new student accommodation blocks; Derby Hall, Rathbone Hall and Gladstone Hall.

Phase One
D+H UK were initially asked to supply and install chain drives as part of a natural ventilation system. This was successfully achieved by the use of CDC 200/350 chain drives, operated by 3-position natural ventilation switches.

The drives operate quietly and are barely visible. D+H UK also installed 12 sets of KA drives ranging from 600-1300mm stroke lengths.

Phase Two
D+H UK supplied 21 EN12101-2 NSHEVs to the window contractor to fit into the curtain walling, allowing them to issue certification. The aluminium bottom-hung open out windows are operated by KA 54/1000 BSY+ sets, one pair per vent. This provides a free area of 1.5m2 as regulation Approved Document B.

Certification
To allow D+H UK to issue certification, the drives and window profile have been tested as a complete unit.

D+H UK are certified with many window profile systems, and chose to use Reynaers profiles on this occasion.

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Since 1991 D+H UK (formerly known as Dyer Environmental Controls) have specialised in natural and smoke ventilation. They have been providing bespoke solutions to exciting new construction projects and refurbishments throughout the construction and...
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