Dorset County Council’s dual purpose building, located in the heart of Christchurch, has beneted from the installation of four Ensbury low temperature steel boilers from Hamworthy Heating supported by a Chesil pressurisation unit and Burstock expansion vessel. The building is occupied by the council’s adult education service and the Dorset Police Authority, acting as Christchurch Police Station and until recently the two separate facilities relied on one boiler house with two common boilers to serve both the education centre and police station. Yet with each occupant placing dierent demands on the shared heating arrangement, Dorset County Council took the decision to provide two separate boiler systems, while replacing the existing and increasingly inecient boilers. The Solution Working

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