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Cool conditions for West country cops
00:00 20 Apr 1995
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Crown House Engineering
(left) is installing innovative chilled ceiling panels in Higgs & Hill's œ15 million Avon and Somerset police HQ in Bristol to give the girls and boys in blue cool working conditions.
The chilled panels work with 'air displacement ventilation' to provide what is now known as comfort cooling. Air is introduced at floor level at just below room temperature (18¼C). As it heats up through contact with people and machinery it rises to the ceiling panels which are chilled to 16¼C. The cooled air then descends and recirculates. The project is due for completion in May.
(left) is installing innovative chilled ceiling panels in Higgs & Hill's œ15 million Avon and Somerset police HQ in Bristol to give the girls and boys in blue cool working conditions.
The chilled panels work with 'air displacement ventilation' to provide what is now known as comfort cooling. Air is introduced at floor level at just below room temperature (18¼C). As it heats up through contact with people and machinery it rises to the ceiling panels which are chilled to 16¼C. The cooled air then descends and recirculates. The project is due for completion in May.
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