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ENSURING RELIABLE POWER: STAR POWER'S COMPREHENSIVE SOLUTION
FOR YEOVIL HOSPITAL Project overview
Apollo Building Contractors, tasked with constructing a new Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) unit at Yeovil Hospital, required a dependable temporary power solution to support the MRI coolers during a three-month period while the main electrical infrastructure was being installed. Given the sensitivity of MRI machines and their susceptibility to power disruptions, ensuring a stable power supply was critical to prevent operational downtime and potential equipment damage.
Challenge
The primary challenge was to deliver consistent and reliable power to the MRI unit's cooling systems, mitigating the risk of power trips that could adversely affect the sensitive and expensive medical equipment. Additionally, the solution needed to accommodate the high power demands of the MRI unit during peak operational periods, such as cooling cycles, without causing interruptions.
Solution
After conducting a comprehensive site survey and consulting closely with Apollo Building Contractors, Star Power provided a tailored power solution comprising two 200kVA generators and a Dunarey Flybrid unit. The Flybrid system, which stores energy mechanically in a rapidly spinning flywheel, is known for its ability to smooth out power fluctuations and deliver high bursts of energy when required. This configuration ensured that the MRI unit received uninterrupted power, eliminating the need for oversized generators and enhancing overall efficiency during the construction work.
Benefits of the solution
• Enhanced power stability: The integration of the Flybrid unit effectively managed power fluctuations, providing the
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necessary bursts of energy during peak demands and ensuring the MRI unit operated without interruptions.
• Efficiency and reliability: By utilising appropriately sized generators in conjunction with the Flybrid system, the solution offered a robust and efficient power supply, crucial for the operation of sensitive medical equipment whilst supporting the power needs of the ongoing construction project.
• Client satisfaction: Apollo Building Contractors expressed their satisfaction with Star Power's expertise and the seamless implementation of the power solution, noting the absence of power losses throughout the project's duration.
Client feedback
A spokesperson from Apollo Building Contractors said: "We are extremely pleased with the support and expertise provided by Star Power during our MRI installation project at Yeovil Hospital. Their expertise in delivering a reliable power solution truly set them apart. The use of the Flybrid unit ensured that our MRI coolers received stable power and significantly reduced
the risk of downtime, which is critical given the sensitive nature of this medical equipment. Star Power's team was thorough in their consultation, ensuring that all our specific needs were met while maintaining a seamless installation process. Their commitment to our project was evident, and the outcome exceeded our expectations - there was no loss of power throughout the entire duration of our operations. We look forward to continuing our partnership with Star Power on future projects, confident in their ability to deliver reliable and efficient solutions."
Outcome
Star Power's provision of a reliable temporary power solution ensured that the MRI installation and associated construction tasks at Yeovil Hospital proceeded without any power-related disruptions. The success of this project has reinforced the partnership between Star Power and Apollo Building Contractors, with prospects for future collaborations on similar projects.
For more information about Star Power's temporary power solutions, please contact Star Power by visiting the website below.
www.star-power.co.uk twitter.com/TomorrowsFM
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