Available on every continent, the wide range of ACV products fulfils an infinite variety of hot water requirements, in both private and professional applications. Whether for single-family homes, multi-storey residential buildings or hotels, athletic facilities, schools, hospitals or agricultural applications, ACV always has the appropriate solution at hand, as illustrated by the list of international references below.
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Rugby stadium (Sport)
Warrington, United Kingdom
The new Halliwell Jones Stadium is home to the Warrington Wolves RLFC rugby team. The stadium holds 14,206 spectators and is the first stadium in the United Kingdom to be built especially for the Rugby League. Three ACV HeatMaster 150’s supply hot water for the locker rooms, the 9 loggia and the 4 VIP suites as well as for the administrative buildings. All together, the HeatMasters supply 340 kW of heating output and 2475 litres of hot water at 60°C in 10 minutes – and all that in a space of barely more than 3 m2! |
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Kangleli Primary School (Education)
Beijing, China
The Kangleli Primary School in Beijing uses 4 HR BE 240’s to generate hot water. |
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Olympic Stadium (Sport)
Athens, Greece
The olympic stadium « Spyros Louis » for the 2004 Athens Games was built in 1982 and renovated in 2004. It has a seating capacity of 72,000. Hot water for the stadium is supplied by 4 ACV TER electric boilers of more than 200 kW and 7 ACV Jumbo 1000 boilers. ACV also delivered 4 HeatMaster 150’s for the International Broadcasting Centre, 6 Jumbo 1000’s for the hotel used by the press covering the Olympics and 3 HeatMaster 150 / Jumbo 1000 combinations for the basketball, handball and fencing facilities. |
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Arena Zagreb (Sport)
Zagreb, Croatia
The Arena Zagreb is the capital’s newly built 15,000-seater stadium, home to national games of football, hockey, handball, athletics, basketball and many other sporting competitions in addition to concerts, exhibitions, fairs and conventions. Built in 2008 in order to welcome the 2009 World Men's Handball Championship, the arena is built to the latest specifications and, most importantly, has a flexible seating configuration and rapid ‘turnaround’ between events.
The specifications of the arena also aim to provide home and visiting sides with the highest levels of comfort that could be expected from an international venue: spacious changing rooms are equipped with powerful shower facilities that faultlessly provide hot running water to the many dozens of players who may use them at any one time.
The engineers selected ACV’s word-leading combination of a HeatMaster 201 with a Jumbo 1000 hot water tank. Known around the world for its uniquely reliable and powerful production of hot water, this pair produces over four tonnes of hot water in the first ten minutes of operation and nearly nine tonnes of hot water in an hour of continuous flow. Such power is not the unique preserve of large arenas: the floor area required for the HM 201 and Jumbo 1000 is a very modest 2.5 m2.
With a modern design and facilities like that, it’s no wonder that Arena Zagreb won the Structural Design of the Year award at the 2009 World Architecture Festival. |
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