SERVICE

Automation and BMS

Control algorithms, supervisory interface, integrations.

Automation saves money when the algorithm is written for the building profile rather than the controller’s factory preset.

MEP ENGINEERING
01 — SCOPE
Scope

Automation concept and I/O list

Control algorithms for HVAC, substation and pumps

Supervisory interface: mimics, trends, alarms

Integration over BACnet / Modbus

Energy metering by zone and tenant

Alarm scenarios and fire system interlocks

Deliverables

I/O list and controller architecture

Written description of algorithms

Control panel schematics

Supervisory screen layouts

Equipment schedule

Commissioning programme

Building types

Business centres

Hotels

Clinics

Shopping centres

Production

Standards

ISO 16484

EN 15232

BACnet / Modbus

Typical problems we solve
01

There is a BMS but nobody uses it

We build screens for the facility team and write a manual with a short alarm list.

02

Equipment from different manufacturers

We integrate over open protocols and put the requirement into the tender.

03

Consumption is not measured by zone

We add meters and configure tenant reporting.

FAQ

What does a BMS deliver financially?

Savings come from schedules and shutdowns.

Can it be added later?

If space and cabling were left in the panels, yes — which is why we design in spare capacity.

Remote access?

Designed as a separate network segment with an access policy.

02 — PROCESS

Process

01

Survey and brief

We measure what exists: available capacity, pipe sizes, slab-to-ceiling heights, routing of services. We write the brief, the client approves it.

02

Concept and load calculations

Heating and cooling loads to EN 12831, electrical balance, water demand. This is where the kW and m³/h you will request from utilities are fixed.

03

Schematic design

Equipment layout, plant room areas, main shafts and routes. Agreed with the architect before the façade and ceilings close.

04

Detailed design

Plans, schematics, details, specifications and bills of quantities. Clashes are resolved in the model — pipe and duct meet on screen, not on site.

05

Technical conditions and approvals

Applications to utility companies, fire section review, closing of comments. We keep a log of what was submitted and when.

06

Tender and suppliers

We issue a procurement sheet with technical parameters and compare offers on service and spare-part availability, not price alone.

07

Site supervision

Scheduled visits, hidden-works records, change tracking. An installation error is corrected while the ceiling is still open.

08

Commissioning and handover

Air and water balancing against design, interlock testing, as-built documentation and an operating manual for the facility team.

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