One of the key challenges facing building services engineers is how to ensure that heating and cooling systems are designed in a way that enables building owners to operate these assets efficiently throughout their life.
With the move to using a mix of different heat sources to achieve low carbon heating, system operating temperatures have become increasingly important. Lars Fabricius explains why: In recent years there has been a move to combining a number of different heat sources within a heating system.
Speaking to the CIBSE Journal, SAV’s Lars Fabricius has outlined the benefits of low noise MVHR (mechanical ventilation with heat recovery) units, individually mounted within each space, for maintaining acceptable indoor air quality (IAQ) in classrooms.
The last few years have seen some significant changes in the ways that heating and domestic hot water are generated in buildings.
SAV Systems has introduced two new Mini LoadTracker models to its modular range of modulating CHP units, bringing the benefits of combined heat and power to smaller buildings.
A LoadTracker modulating combined heat and power (CHP) unit from SAV Systems is helping to minimise environmental impact and reduce running costs for the new Brookside Extra Care Scheme in Ormskirk, Lancashire.
SAV Systems has been confirmed as a principal sponsor of the Heat 2014 conference, organised by the Combined Heat & Power Association (CHPA) and the Energy Institute.
A LoadTracker CHP unit from SAV Systems is helping to deliver low carbon domestic hot water (DHW), heating and electrical power to the new St Michael’s Hall student accommodation at Aigburth Park, Liverpool.
Optimising the energy performance of a building requires access to meaningful data. *Elio Galluzzi of SAV Systems explains how this can be achieved by acknowledging and managing the elephant in the room.
When designing air handling systems the noise levels in the ventilated space(s) can be critical.
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