Water Treatment Case Studies
Residential and Sheltered Accommodation
Problem:
Tarn-Pure systems are installed on many Sheltered Housing Schemes where there are difficulties using high temperature to control the growth of bacteria.
Care Home
Problem:
A Health & Safety inspection had shown unacceptable legionella counts.
New Build Hospital
Problem:
A medical treatment centre, built in 2005, had previously experienced persistent legionella counts on previous new builds.
Golf Club
Problem:
This site in the Midlands had no cold water storage. The mains fed to the showers regularly tested positive for Legionella.
International Sailing Centre
Problem:
The high week-end and low weekday use of this facility, plus seasonal variations in water usage, led to an increase in detected legionella counts.
Commercial Vehicle Wash
Problem:
A large city local authority identified significant infection risks at one of its waste depots, where its fleet of dust carts were cleaned using a commercial vehicle wash on a daily basis.
Office building
Problem:
This high profile, high rise new build in The City of London specified the most effective and environmentally friendly methods of complying with ACoP L8.
A Victorian Hospital
Problem:
This is an old town hospital built in the mid-1800s. It now has 156 beds and serves as a Community and Mental Health Hospital.