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1 OVERVIEW Demand-controlled ventilation Leading edge product for demand-controlled ventilation!
2 Demand-controlled ventilation offer great comfort and low operating cot When the room i in ue, ventilation and air conditioning i controlled to meet the need of the occupant. Demand-controlled ventilation involve ventilating and conditioning the air in a room or premie preciely to meet our need no more and no le. The potential for aving i ubtantial, epecially in premie uch a office, claroom and hotel room where there i coniderable variation between high and low load condition in room and during time when there are few or no occupant. Uing demand-controlled ventilation, it i poible to meet the ever-increaing requirement on energy efficiency. A much a 80% fan electricity and 40% of heating and cooling energy can be aved with demand-controlled ventilation compared with contant airflow and temperature. An empty room require minimum ventilation and air-conditioning. At the ame time, it give the opportunity for maximum comfort for the people occupying the premie through demandcontrolled heating and cooling regulation. Other poitive effect are that maller unit and dimenion can frequently be ued for ventilation, heating and cooling a the maximum airflow and air conditioning can be reduced compared with contant flow and temperature. Flexibility will alo be greater if wall are moved or converion are made in the future. The lightly higher invetment cot i quickly recovered through ignificantly lower operating cot. CAV Contant airflow baed on full occupancy DCV Demand-controlled airflow baed on actual occupancy 250 Example of an office floor CAV 200 Up to 80% aving on fan electricity Up to 40% aving on heating and cooling electricity Increaed comfort through demandcontrolled cooling and heating regulation Increaed flexibility in the building Smaller unit for ventilation, heating and cooling Smaller technical room 2 Airflow, l/ 150 DCV :00 08:00 10:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 18:00 Time
3 r Swegon ha olution on all level Swegon can offer pecific product in mot product area that deal with air handling. However, the end uer will get the mot benefit from our product if they are upplied in the form of ytem olution. The product are deigned for traightforward interconnection to work in harmony to provide the highet poible degree of comfort when uing the leat poible amount of energy. The illutration below how chematic example of product and olution for a demand-controlled ytem and on the following page you will find inpiration and practical propoal for different level. However, Swegon product offer great potential for object-pecific olution and variation. Specific product information can be found at r Chiller & Heat pump NESTOR Internal network/ Internet Building management ytem Page 14 r er e Subytem Page 12 Super WISE GOLD All Year Comfort t e e t Page 10 CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL t Page 4 t ADAPT Damper Paive air diffuer ADAPT active air diffuer ADAPT Paraol 3
4 level e From zone From zone From zone t ADAPT Damper Paive air diffuer ADAPT active air diffuer ADAPT Paraol Intelligent damper for variable airflow Active air diffuer for variable airflow ADAPT Damper ADAPT Colibri ADAPT Sphere Selection of paive air diffuer for ue together with ADAPT Damper ADAPT Free ADAPT Extract LOCKZONE EAGLE Comfort module for variable airflow with integrated intelligence and damper HAWK PELICAN ADAPT Paraol 4
5 Example for office Low to normal cooling load Condition with normal heat load from lighting, computer equipment, peron and olar radiation from window. Varying number of occupant preent. Solution Demand-controlled ventilation and cooling via active upply air diffuer. Control of valve for radiator. 1. Active ADAPT Colibri upply air diffuer with integrated temperature enor, preence detector, flow meaurement and flow control via motor-driven damper 2. Radiator valve 3. Extract air via tranfer air grille to the corridor, CGV/RGV for intance Other option Active upply air diffuer ADAPT Sphere or ADAPT Free intead of ADAPT Colibri. Air quality enor a a upplement to the integrated preence detector in ADAPT Colibri. Extract air via paive extract air regiter and ADAPT Damper, or via active extract air regiter ADAPT Extract. Flow diagram Benefit Energy-efficient operation ince the room i ventilated, heated and cooled exactly a called for by the load, neither more or le. Free cooling can be utilied during a large part of the year. High comfort and draught-free environment. Fat and imple connection. Function The preence detector integrated in the upply air diffuer give ignal for opening or cloing the motor-driven damper to the occupancy flow when the room i occupied and to the minimum flow etting when the room i unoccupied. The temperature enor integrated in the upply air diffuer give ignal for variable flow increae from occupancy flow to maximum flow in the event of a cooling requirement and for regulation of radiator valve in the event of a heating requirement. When the room i unoccupied, the ytem allow the room temperature to rie or drop more than it would if the room wa occupied, to ave energy. 5
6 Example for office Normal to high cooling load Condition with high heat load from lighting, computer equipment, peron and olar radiation from window. Varying number of occupant preent. Solution Demand-controlled ventilation with cooling and heating via hydronic climate olution with variable airflow. 1. Comfort module ADAPT Paraol with upply air, cooling and heating including valve and valve actuator, a well a integrated preence detector, temperature enor, condenation enor, flow meaurement and flow control via the motoried damper 2. Cooling and heating water 3. Extract air via ADAPT Damper i lave controlled from ADAPT Paraol 4. Extract air grille, e.g. ALG Other option Senor module placed on the wall intead of integrated in ADAPT Paraol. Air quality enor a a upplement to the integrated preence detector in the enor module for ADAPT Paraol. Extract air via tranfer air to the corridor. Window contact for adapted control of the airflow and temperature when the window i open. Benefit Energy-efficient operation ince the room i ventilated, cooling and heated exactly a called for by the load, neither more or le. High comfort with proviion for individual control. Unique operating and comfort advantage together with Super WISE and the All Year Comfort GOLD function. Fat and imple connection. 6 Flow diagram Function The preence detector in the control module give ignal for opening or cloing the motor-driven damper to the occupancy flow when the room i occupied and to the minimum flow etting when the room i unoccupied. The temperature enor give ignal to control the comfort module water valve. Damper for extract air are lave controlled from ADAPT Paraol. When the room i unoccupied, the ytem allow the airflow to drop to the minimum flow and the room temperature to increae more than it would if the room wa occupied, to ave energy. Individual adjutment of the temperature et point value can occur directly on the enor module, or the wall-mounted enor module.
7 Example for claroom/conference room Varied air requirement and low to normal cooling load Condition Claroom/conference room with varying load. High demand on air volume and air quality. Varying number of occupant preent and load. Solution Demand-controlled ventilation via room control damper. Control of valve for radiator. 1. ADAPT Damper (mater) room control damper for extract air with integrated temperature enor, air quality enor (VOC), flow meaurement and flow control via motordriven damper 2. ADAPT Damper (lave) room control damper for upply air with integrated temperature enor, flow meaurement and flow control via motor-driven damper 3. Radiator valve 4. Preence detector 5. Supply air diffuer that manage variable flow and high ub-temperature, LOCKZONE, COLIBRI and EAGLE Ceiling for intance 6. Extract air regiter, PELICAN Ceiling for intance Other option Extract air via active extract air regiter ADAPT Extract intead of paive air diffuer and ADAPT Damper. Benefit Energy-efficient operation ince the room i ventilated and heated exactly a called for by the load, neither more or le. Free cooling can be utilied during a large part of the year. Enured air quality via air quality enor (VOC) that detect volatile organic ubtance. If you are renovating a building, the room control damper can be intalled in a corridor, only the preence detector i needed inide the room. Fat and imple connection. Flow diagram Function The preence detector give ignal for opening or cloing the motor-driven room control damper to the occupancy flow when the room i occupied and to the minimum flow etting when the room i unoccupied. The extract air damper act a the mater damper and it lave-control the upply air damper. The temperature enor in the extract air damper give ignal to regulate radiator valve for a heating requirement and for cooling by variably increaing the airflow from the occupancy flow to max. flow. When the room i unoccupied, the ytem allow the room temperature to rie or drop more than it would if the room wa occupied, to ave energy. The air quality enor (VOC) increae the airflow if the content of impuritie in the air exceed the preet limit value. 7
8 Example for conference room Varied air requirement and normal to high cooling load Condition Conference room irregularly occupied. High demand on air volume and temperature regulation under maximum load condition. Varying number of occupant preent and load. Solution Demand-controlled ventilation, cooling and heating via hydronic climate olution and damper. 1. Comfort module ADAPT Paraol with upply air, cooling and heating including valve and valve actuator, a well a integrated preence detector, temperature enor, condenation enor, flow meaurement and flow control via the motoried damper 2. Senor module for ADAPT Paraol with integrated preence detector and temperature enor, placed on the wall 3. Cooling water and heating water 4. Extract air regiter, PELICAN Ceiling for intance 5. Extract air via ADAPT Damper i lave controlled from ADAPT Paraol 6. Window contact Other option Only cooling water in PARASOL and control of radiator valve for heating. Air quality enor a a upplement to the integrated preence detector in the enor module for ADAPT Paraol. Extract air via tranfer air to the corridor. If a greater air quantity i needed, upplement with active air diffuer or ADAPT Damper and paive air diffuer. Benefit Energy-efficient operation ince the room i ventilated, heated and cooled exactly a called for by the load, neither more or le. The cooling equence can be choen for the bet comfort or for the bet economy. Very high comfort and air quality with proviion for individual control. Fat and imple connection. Flow diagram Function The enor module preence detector give ignal for opening or cloing the motor-driven damper to the occupancy flow when the room i occupied and to the minimum flow etting when the room i unoccupied. The temperature enor give ignal to control the comfort module water valve. Damper for extract air are lave controlled from ADAPT Paraol. When the room i unoccupied, the ytem allow the airflow to drop to the minimum flow and the room temperature to increae or decreae more than it would if the room wa occupied, to ave energy. The window witch give, with an open window, ignal to hut off heating, cooling and ventilation and with a rik of frot for increaed heating. The cooling equence can be choen for the bet comfort (water cooling firt, then increaed airflow) or for the bet economy (increaed airflow firt, then water cooling). Individual adjutment of the temperature et point value can occur on the enor module. 8
9 Demand-controlled ventilation i already here PWC, office, Olo, Norway Elit Grand Pala, hotel, Itanbul, Turkey Debenham, department tore, Llandudno, UK AMC Hopital - Beddenhui, hopital, Amterdam, The Netherland Bet Wetern, hotel, Årjäng, Sweden Roiy Parc Mail, office, Pari, France 9
10 r Infratruktur level From ub-ytem Infratruktur Infratruktur Infratruktur Infratruktur e CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL Router t To room To room To room To room t t CONTROL CONTROL Router damper CONTROL i ued to manage flow change fater in large ytem. CONTROL can be ued both a a mater and lave damper for both upply and extract air. CONTROL ZONE can alo be ued during renovation through mart preure and flow control. CONTROL Router i an intelligent communication unit that can be ued at the zone level when a contant air flow i wanted but with demandcontrol of heat or cooling energy for waterborne room product, e.g. PARASOL, PACIFIC or PARAGON. 10
11 Demand-controlled ventilation Example for zone control Provide table and economical operation 1 2 Balanced ventilation at room level 1. CONTROL damper with integrated damper actuator for upply air (preure controlled) 2. Preure enor for CONTROL damper, upply air 3. CONTROL damper with integrated damper actuator for extract air (preure controlled) 4. Preure enor for CONTROL damper, extract air 5. Office room with active upply air diffuer/damper and extract air regiter/damper for balanced ventilation 6. Paive upply air diffuer in cloakroom for contant upply airflow 7. Paive extract air regiter in toilet group for contant extract airflow Function In a maller ventilation ytem, the GOLD air handling unit manage the neceary preure control. damper that divide the ytem into maller zone are ued in larger ytem. The zone damper react quicker to flow change than they would if the air handling unit wa located centrally and in thi way provide a table ventilation ytem with fewer motor movement in the ytem. No duct preure i throttled away unnecearily and the duct preure can be kept a low a Pa in the zone, with provide economical operation. In the zone example above, we ee that the zone damper in the WISE ytem manage both a balanced olution (zone 1) and mixed olution (zone 2). Central extract air and balanced ventilation on a room level 1. CONTROL damper with integrated damper actuator for upply air (preure controlled) 2. Preure enor for CONTROL damper, upply air 3. CONTROL damper with integrated damper actuator central extract air in the corridor (preure controlled) 4. Preure enor for CONTROL damper, central extract air 5. SLAVE damper with integrated damper actuator extract air (lave-controlled by zone damper 1) 6. Office room with active upply air diffuer/damper and extract air regiter/damper for balanced ventilation 7. Office room with active upply air diffuer and extract air regiter for outflow to the corridor 8. Paive upply air diffuer in cloakroom for contant upply airflow 9. Paive extract air regiter in toilet group for contant extract airflow Benefit Quickly adjut to preure fluctuation due to the variable airflow in the room. No unneceary throttling of duct preure. Low duct preure in the zone; provide a quiet ventilation ytem and economical operation. 11
12 r Subytem level Infratruktur From ytem Infratruktur Infratruktur Infratruktur Super WISE All Year Comfort e GOLD To zone To zone To zone t Air handling unit GOLD All Year Comfort Control unit for primary circuit with cooling and/or heating water. Super WISE Complete and compact air handling unit in everal ize and deign and with built-in control equipment. Communication unit with building management ytem, GOLD air handling unit and underlying product included in the WISE ytem and CONDUCTOR. 12
13 Demand-controlled ventilation example Air handling unit GOLD GOLD i the name of a erie of complete air handling unit for comfort ventilation in everal ize for airflow up to approximately 14 m 3 / (50,400 m 3 /h). GOLD i available with a rotary heat exchanger, cro-flow plate heat exchanger or coil heat exchanger. The unit ha low energy fan with newly developed EC technology that manage large flow range with maintained efficiency. The integrated control equipment ha a large number of control function of which the following are well-uited for demand-controlled ventilation: Preure regulation of fan Slave control of fan Compenation for outdoor air temperature Summer night cooling Demand-control of cooling and heating water production via the SMART Link function Demand-control of the upply flow temperature for cooling water and heating water via the All Year Comfort control unit GOLD i controlled via a uer-friendly touch creen, but can alo be controlled via mobile phone, computer or Building management ytem. All Year Comfort All Year Comfort i a upplementary control unit for GOLD in order to demand-control cooling and heating water to the unit' cooling and heating coil or to hydronic room product. All Year Comfort control valve and/or pump o that the required upply flow temperature i alway obtained. Setting are available for outdoor compenation, room compenation, night compenation and dew point compenation to optimie adaptation to the ytem' need. Pump and valve can be alarm monitored and exercied during eaonal downtime. All Year Comfort can control the primary water circuit to the unit' cooling and heating coil or to waterborne room product. Super WISE The Super WISE communication unit ha contact with all intelligent damper and room product. Super WISE communicate with the GOLD air handling unit in order to minimie the preure required in main duct. The webpage built into Super WISE i automatically configured baed on connected product and how the ytem in a clear tree tructure. Actual value and et point can be viewed and changed all the way down to the room level. Only require an ordinary web brower (Internet Explorer, for intance). Communication with Building management ytem take place via Modbu RTU/TCP or BACnet TCP and EXOline. Example of the webpage in Super WISE (in Englih, language can be elected). 13
14 level r Chiller & Heat pump NESTOR Internal network/ Internet Building management ytem Infratruktur e To ub-ytem t Chiller and Heat pump Swegon can offer a comprehenive range of Chiller and Heat pump for comfort ventilation. Two example: NESTOR TEAL Air-cooled water Chiller in everal ize and configuration with a cooling capacity up to 700 kw. Alo available in a reverible model. Central communication unit acting a the connection point for all intelligent Swegon product in the building. TEAL W Water-cooled water Chiller in everal ize and configuration with a cooling capacity up to 615 kw. Alo available in a reverible model and a a Heat pump only. 14
15 Demand-controlled Infratruktur ventilation example NESTOR and Chiller NESTOR i a ytem level communication unit. NESTOR interconnect all intelligent Swegon product in the building to a ingle point. NESTOR utilie the intelligence of all connected product, create common alarm lit, etablihe priority for heating and cooling and help to optimie temperature for heating and cooling for up to 8 ub-ytem in the building. NESTOR can alo be ued in virtual internal network between up to 8 building for central control of ventilation and the indoor climate. NESTOR LAN/Modem GOLD Super WISE Chiller Additional ytem example GOLD a a ytem product The GOLD air handling unit ha an advanced control ytem that provide demand-controlled ventilation in maller ytem without damper or communication unit. Application include aembly hall, tore, production premie and uchlike. For example, the intallation could conit of GOLD air handling unit with a combi-type water coil, a reverible cooling unit, duct ytem, diffuer, temperature enor and air quality enor. Via the SMART Link function, the reverible cooling unit produce demand-controlled cooling water, when there i a cooling load, and heating water, when there i a heating load. On indication from the air quality enor, the air flow i regulated variably baed on the demand and, on indication from the temperature enor, the temperature i regulated with the help of the Heating & Cooling Boot control function. GOLD SMART Link Paive air diffuer uitable for both chilled and heated air Reverible Chiller TELLUS All in one! TELLUS i the ultimate ytem product for the demandcontrolled production and ditribution of all the tempered air, cooling water, heating water and hot tap water needed. The outdoor air i heated or cooled with a highly effective, hygrocopic, rotary heat exchanger, and then further cooled or heated a required. Thi additional energy i upplied by the Chiller & Heat pump module, via the demand-controlled Hydronic module. The additional energy for thi i taken from the Energy exchange module. When all the module are integrated, the optimal demand-controlled control and dynamic energy recovery in everal tep i guaranteed. Air handling module Hydronic module Energy exchange module Chiller & Heat pump module 15
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