Wembley Park Energy Centre, England
Project Name
Wembley Park Energy Centre, England
Client:
Quintain
Main Contractor:
John Sisk & Son
Consultant:
Rambol
Project:
E03 Canada Gardens
Location:
Wembley, UK
Value:
£10m
Sectors:
Industrial
Services:
Electrical Services and Instrumentation, Mechanical Piping & HVAC Services, and Off-Site Manufacturing
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Kirby was appointed as the main mechanical and electrical contractor for Wembley Energy Centre. This energy centre is responsible for the distribution of heating to approximately 7,000 new homes.
Kirby successfully managed the installation of key plant for this facility including 2 number 75,000 litre thermal stores, 3 number 9 MW boilers to assist with heating distribution, 2 number 1.5 MW CHP engines, 75-meter-high flue riser with 6 number flues which were prefabricated off-site along with all associated ancillary equipment. Once heating requirements are satisfied site wide, the CHP engines export electricity back onto the national grid.
Kirby engaged in preconstrution co-ordination analysis and implemented Building Information Modelling (BIM) which ensured the project was successfully delivered on time.
SCOPE OF WORK
Kirby was responsible for the installation and commissioning of all mechanical and electrical services.
The electrical systems installed by Kirby included:
• MV Distribution
• LV Distribution
• Generator (connection outlet for resilience)
• General & Emergency Lighting
• General Service Power
• Mechanical Plant Service Power
• Fire Detection and Alarm
• Access Control, Intruder & CCTV
• Earthing and Bonding
• Voice and Data Distribution
• EMS
• Profibus
• Scada
The mechanical systems installed by Kirby included:
• Chilled Water
• Low Temperature Hot Water
• Supply and Extract Ventilation Distribution
• Fire Suppression
• BMS
• Gas
• Domestic Water Services
Installed plant items included 3 no. 9MW boilers, 2 no. 1.5MW CHP engines, 2 no. 75,000 litre thermal stores, fuel bulk storage tanks, urea tanks, expansion vessels, system pumps up to 50kW, lagging and cladding.