Hospital Hot Water and Legionella: Reconciling 60 °C Storage with 44 °C at the Tap
Storing hot water above 60 °C and delivering it at 44 °C are both required. The gap between those numbers is where Legionella control is decided.
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Storing hot water above 60 °C and delivering it at 44 °C are both required. The gap between those numbers is where Legionella control is decided.
Read article ↗Kertone and the NAHIEM hospital building branch co-authored T/NAHIEM 65-2022, a group standard for planning, systems and operation of hospital water.
Read article ↗EPA's primary and secondary standards answer different questions. The difference decides which exceedance forces treatment and which only sets margin.
Read article ↗Case study: how Yueyang Maternal and Child Health Hospital uses the Kertone SW2.0 smart water system to monitor water quality 24/7 and manage its water cycle.
Read article ↗Five trace ions — silica, iron, manganese, barium and strontium — decide your RO pretreatment. Here is how to read them in your own water analysis.
Read article ↗At CHCC2024, Kertone presented central distributed-water and smart operations systems and discussed hospital-water planning and delivery with industry participants.
Read article ↗A 12,000 L/h central distributed-water system was developed for multiple clinical and drinking-water points at the new Wangcheng District People’s Hospital.
Read article ↗Kertone describes a regional service network combining trained engineers, lifecycle records, remote support and Smart Water 2.0 monitoring.
Read article ↗Kertone’s Smart i system has been installed and commissioned to support digital total-chlorine and hardness monitoring at the hospital’s blood purification center.
Read article ↗A visiting blood-purification quality-control expert team met with Kertone staff for technical discussion and reviewed the Smart i digital total-chlorine and hardness monitoring system.
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