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05.28.2010
OFFICINE RIGAMONTI ON THE FIELD FOR THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2010
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The next World Cup, South Africa 2010 still has to begin but the Italian company Officine Rigamonti reached the finals already: the pressure reducing valves of the Piemont company were chosen for the water system in the stadium where the finals of the tournament will take place at the 11th of July, the FNB (First National Bank) or Soccer City of Johannesburg, with a capacity of 94.700 places, the biggest stadium in South Africa.
The components from Officine Rigamonti will guarantee a correct functioning of the electro - valves which command the toilets and in general the complete water system which governs the water passage from the main distribution of the metropolis to the hundreds of points of use all over the stadium. The pressure reducing valves PN40 with diaphragm were installed in the sports accommodation in the context of the recent restructuration which was realized, in view of the World Cup, in order to increase the capacity and to embellish the architectural profile.
The pressure reducing valves with diaphragm and compensation chamber, bearing the certificates ACS and WRAS- two of the most important conformity certifications regarding compatibility with drinking water being released by the French authorities (ACS) and the British authorities (WRAS) which became, in the sector, referenced standards all over the world- are automatic valves which reduce and stabilize the pressure in a distribution conduct according to a preset value.
The body as well as the internal components are very resistant and particularly suitable for the use in big structures such as this sports structure with an elevated pressure on the main water pipeline.
The choice of the components from Officine Rigamonti is a success for the Italian industry and a confirmation for the company from Valduggia which has always been on the first line to export the name and the excellent quality of its technology Made in Italy all over the world (as a matter of fact, over 60% of the company’s products is destined for the export) In this case, the efficiency obtained in the water systems of the Soccer City in Johannesburg has satisfied the organizers in such a way that they used the same disposals also for the second most important stadium of the event, the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban (capacity of 70.000 people), the scene for the semi-finales on the 7th of July.
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