Aquilar is a provider of world leading leak detection technologies, providing the appropriate installation design and support.
Aquilar has a highly trained and knowledgeable team, specialising in Tyco’s TraceTek andAquitron leak detection systems.
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Detection of water leaks within commercial buildings, such as -
Detection of acids, bases and solvents for
BREEAM (BRE Environmental Assessment Method) is the leading and most widely used environmental assessment method for buildings. It sets the standard for best practice in sustainable design and has become the de facto measure used to describe a building's environmental performance.
BREEAM provides clients, developers, designers and others with:
market recognition for low environmental impact buildings
assurance that best environmental practice is incorporated into a building
inspiration to find innovative solutions that minimise the environmental impact
a benchmark that is higher than regulation
a tool to help reduce running costs, improve working and living environments
a standard that demonstrates progress towards corporate and organisational environmental objectives
BREEAM addresses wide-ranging environmental and sustainability issues and enables developers and designers to prove the environmental credentials of their buildings to planners and clients. It:
uses a straightforward scoring system that is transparent, easy to understand and supported by evidence-based research
has a positive influence on the design, construction and management of buildings
sets and maintains a robust technical standard with rigorous quality assurance and certification
How can Aquilar help you achieve your BREEAM credits?
In the assessment procedure, credits are given for performance indicators in a range of areas. Aquilar can supply a range of products to help with two areas within the assessment: - Water and Pollution, each area is summarised below -
WATER
Wat 03 Water Leak Detection and Prevention - No. of credits available: 2
Aim - To reduce the impact of water leaks that may otherwise go undetected
One Credit - Demonstrate compliance for a leak detection system which is capable of detecting a major water leak on the mains water supply within the building and between the building and the utilities water meter.
One Credit - Demonstrate compliance for one of the following flow control devices fitted to each WC area/facility to ensure water is supplied only when needed (and therefore prevent minor water leaks):
a. A time controller i.e. an automatic time switch device to switch off the water supply after a predetermined interval
b. A programmed time controller i.e. an automatic time switch device to switch water on and/or off at predetermined times.
c. A volume controller i.e. an automatic control device to turn off the water supply once the maximum preset volume is reached.
d. A presence detector and controller i.e. an automatic device detecting occupancy or movement in an area to switch water on and turn it off when the presence is removed *
e. A central control unit i.e. a dedicated computer-based control unit for an overall man-aged water control system, utilising some or all of the types of control elements listed above.
(* The Aquitron AT-PIR-SOV complies with item d.)
POLLUTION
Pol 01 Impact Of Refrigerants - No. of credits available: 3
Aim - To reduce the level of greenhouse gas emissions arising from the leakage of refrigerants from building systems.
One Credit - 5. Demonstrate where systems using refrigerants are contained in a moderately air tight enclosure (or a mechanically ventilated plant room), and an automated permanent refrigerant leak detection system is installed covering high-risk parts of the plant OR where a refrigerant leakage/charge loss detection system is specified, which is not based on the principle of detecting or measuring the concentration of refrigerant in air.
Relevant definitions
Refrigerant leak detection: An automated permanently installed multi-point sensing system, designed to continuously monitor the atmosphere in the vicinity of refrigeration equipment and, in the event of detection, raise an alarm. The system may be aspirated or have multiple sensor heads linked to a central alarm unit or BMS. Various sensor types are available including infra-red, semi-conductor or electro-chemical *
* All Aquitron refrigerant leak detection systems are either aspirated or are based on infra-red, semi-conductor and electro-chemical sensor technologies.
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