Space loads
Space-specific heat loss-gain, person load, lighting and fresh air effects are calculated.
We carry out the design coordination of VRF/VRV, fan-coil, air handling units and comfort air conditioning in offices, commercial areas and facilities. We consider indoor conditions, cooling-heating loads, air distribution and control needs together.
Interior comfort; In addition to appropriate temperature, it is related to humidity, fresh air, air speed, noise and usage habits of the space. Focusing only on indoor unit capacity does not cover the entire system.
Space-specific heat loss-gain, person load, lighting and fresh air effects are calculated.
Indoor-outdoor unit combination, pipe lengths, level difference and manufacturer limits are controlled by the project conditions.
When choosing a hydronic fan-coil or air plant, air/water flow rates, battery capacity and service conditions are evaluated.
Thermostat, zoning, condensate drainage, sound and air distribution details are determined.
After the project data and existing system conditions are determined, calculations, layout, equipment and field coordination are brought together in the same technical document.
Usage intensity, target temperature-humidity and architectural constraints are determined.
Loads are calculated on a location basis and suitable system alternatives are compared.
Indoor-outdoor unit, pipe, drainage, duct and control placements are coordinated.
Plan, device list, technical specifications and application details are created.
Depending on the type of project, the following data may be shared:
In the VRF/VRV system, the need for fresh air is not considered to be met on its own. Refrigerant safety and manufacturer piping limits are also checked according to the design to be applied.
The regulations to be applied to the project, relevant TS/TS EN standards, equipment manufacturer requirements and employer technical specifications are evaluated together. Design assumptions are verified against the actual conditions of the facility.
Submit Technical Request →Usually no. Heating-cooling and providing outdoor air are different tasks; The need for fresh air is calculated separately.