Automation & Smart Buildings
HVAC Control
HVAC Control within SNDIAN's Automation & Smart Buildings systems, designed and integrated as part of a coordinated environment.
Overview
HVAC Control performs a specific function within automation & smart buildings. Selection and configuration are based on operational requirements, site conditions, interfaces and maintainable lifecycle support. SNDIAN's engineering scope addresses hvac control as an integrated system: functional requirements, device or platform selection, infrastructure dependencies, interfaces, testing and operator handover are considered together.
Capabilities
- Plant and zone sequence definition
- Sensor, setpoint and schedule design
- Valve, damper and equipment-interface selection
- Local control and BMS boundary definition
- Alarm, override and recovery behavior
- Point-to-point and seasonal commissioning
Deployment considerations
Design for the site, not only the specification.
01
Agree sequence of operation, sensor locations, setpoints, plant ownership and manual override with the mechanical designer and operator.
02
Coordinate actuator compatibility, control wiring, network interface and safe states before equipment procurement.
03
Complete point-to-point checks, sequence testing and alarm verification with the mechanical and controls teams.
Architecture
System components
- 01Temperature, humidity and pressure sensors
- 02Zone or plant controller
- 03Valve, damper and fan-coil actuators
- 04Thermostats and local control panels
- 05BMS communications gateway
- 06Control cabling and protected power
Applications
Related solutions
Solution links will appear as this system is mapped to solutions.
Specifying HVAC Control?
Share the requirement, site and stage. Documents can be shared after the initial enquiry if needed.
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