Role of Services Coordination

Integration of MEP systems into the architectural and

structural envelope.

Coordinate with the client and consultant for various details.

Selection of suppliers

Installation and procurement scheduling for MEP systems

Tracking and formalizing procedures for submittals

TAXES & DUTIES
• Service tax, Labor cess or any other statutory cess and ESI was
paid by AES.
• The Services contractor bore all other taxes, levies, duties and
assessments.

PAYMENTS TERMS & CONDITIONS

• 10% Mobilization advance against B.G. in favour of AES .
• 70% Against Material Supply.
• 15% Against mechanical completion on pro-rata basis.
• 5% Against complete commissioning of the system.
• 5% Performance bank guarantee valid till DLP Should be
submitted at the time of start of work to AES.
 Green Building
Green Building involves design and construction practices that
significantly reduce or eliminate the negative impact of
buildings on the environment and occupants in five broad
areas:

1 Sustainable site planning

2 Safeguarding water and water efficiency
3 Energy efficiency and renewable energy
4 Conservation of materials and resources
5 Improving Indoor environmental quality
Comparison
 Scope of Work
Rs. 19,513,647.00
Rs. 20,000,000.00 Rs. 18,961,344.00

Rs. 18,000,000.00 Contract Amount original

Rs. 16,177,804.00
Contract Amount revised
Rs. 16,000,000.00
Rs. 14,283,000.00
Rs. 14,149,126.00

Rs. 14,000,000.00
Rs. 12,311,700.00

Rs. 12,000,000.00

Rs. 10,000,000.00 Rs. 9,096,454.00

Rs. 8,000,000.00 Rs. 6,640,535.00

Rs. 6,000,000.00
Rs. 3,597,846.00
Rs. 3,395,807.00
Rs. 4,000,000.00 Rs. 3,000,000.00
Rs. Rs.
2,424,708.00
2,381,290.00 Rs. 2,453,074.00 Rs. 2,566,630.00
Rs. 2,453,074.00
Rs. Rs. 2,020,431.00
1,967,900.00
Rs. 2,000,000.00

Rs. 0.00
Electrical Fire Plumbing HVAC BMS Lift R.O. Insulation Gas
fighting System generator
Types of Services
Fire
Fighting
BMS

Plumbing

Service
s

Electrical

HVAC
HVAC (Heating Ventilating and Air
Conditioning)

• HVAC is an initialism or acronym that stands

for "heating, ventilating, and air conditioning".
HVAC (Heating Ventilating and Air
Conditioning)

Schematic Diagram of HVAC System

 TFA Air Handling Unit

Actual Capacity 43 TR
Maximum Face Velocity across coil = 500
FPM

Vapor Absorption Machine

Actual Capacity 310 TR

Chilled Water In – 12oC
Chilled Water Out – 7oC
Condenser Water In - 32oC
Condenser Water Out- 37.7oC
 Water Pumps

Primary CHW Pump 15 HP

Secondary CHW Pump 20 HP
Condenser Water Pump 20 HP

Cooling Tower
Capacity: Suitable for 310 TR
Water Flow Rate: 1408 USGPM
Condenser Water In 100oF
Condenser Water Out 90oF
Complete Room Conditioning System
Sequence of HVAC Work
Equipment Installation

• VAM Installation

• TFA installation

• Primary, secondary and condenser pump installation

• Cooling Tower Installation

• Air Washer
Sequence of HVAC Work
• FCU installation
• Chilled water pipe line installation
• Hydro pressure testing of chilled water pipe line
• Duct installation and silicon filling
• Smoke testing of duct
• Insulation of Duct and chilled water pipe lines
• Aluminium Cladding of Chilled water pipe lines( Inside the Building)
• Cement Cladding of chilled water pipe lines (at terrace)
• Valves fitting for:
• CHW pumps
• Condenser water pump
• Cooling tower
• FCU
• Copper fitting
• FCU Canvass connection
• FCU Plenum fixing
• Drain installation and insulation
Observations made at the time of installation

• Wooden Support should not be above FCU.

• Supports should be at proper distance.

• Strainer Valve should be properly aligned otherwise it

would not filter the CHW pipe line water which might
cause blockage in FCU.

• Valve should be fitted inside the tray.

• Tapping from main header line should have proper space

to carry out the insulation work.
BMS (Building Management
System)

Building management system is a tool that is

used to monitor and control various
mechanical systems and/or electrical systems
in a building.
Components in BMS system
Field Devices (Sensors) For BMS:

 Temperature Sensors  Duct Temperature Sensor (All Rooms)

 Air Differential Pressure Switch for Filter  Valve actuators

status (TFA)
 Immersion Temperature Sensor (CHW
 Tank Level Sensor (Plantroom) & CDSW Temp.)

 Cooling Tower Tank Level Sensor (Terrace)  Damper actuators

 Oil Tank Level Sensor (Plantroom)  Duct Temperature & RH Sensor (TFA)

 Occupancy Sensor  Outside Air Temperature & RH Sensor

 Chilled Water Flow Meter Sensor  Air Differential Pressure Switch for
(Plantroom) Run status (TFA)
Components in BMS system
Field Level Controllers:
• RCU (Room control Unit)
• DDC Controllers
• MIG – Controller (Plantroom)

Supervisory Level:

• NAE – Supervisory Controller

• ADS Software (UI)
Components in BMS system

Fire Alarm System Public Address System

• Fire Alarm Panel (BMS Room) • Speakers (All Rooms)

• Fire Detector – Multicriteria (Rooms) • DVC Digital Voice Command

(Fire Panel, BMS Room)
• Fire Detector – Photo electric (Rooms)
• DAA Digital Audio Amplifier
• Control Module (Lobby area) (Fire Panel, BMS Room)

• Monitor Module (Flow switch)

• Hooter with Horn/Strobe (Lobby area)

BMS (Building Management System)
 BMS System Architecture
Field sensors Field sensors Field sensors Field sensors

Legend:
N2 communication Bus
(3core X 1.5 sq.mm. Cable)

Controller to PC connectivity
DDC DDC DDC DDC Thro’ TCP/IP protocol
Controller - 1 Controller - 2 Controller - 3 Controller - 4

Field sensors
Third Party
Equipments
NAE
BMS PC with Controller
ADS Software

DDC
MIG - 1
Controller - x
Electrical

Capacitor
Capacitor Panel
Panel
Gas Generator
Rating 774 KW
Important Points to be remembered
• MCB rating should always be 1.5 times or more than actual load.
• Relays should be set at 10 % access of full load current. e.g. If full load
current of motor is 10 A than relay should be fixed at 11 A.
• 4 core cable is used where we required neutral. As if we want to feed any
panel than we should used 4 core cable.
• 3 core cables used in delta start motors.
• Cable size is decided by using electrical handbook. Firstly we calculate the
total amp. load than we see in electrical handbook and take sufficiently
oversized cable.
• Load should be equally distributed on each phase.
• Earthing should be properly done.
• In star/ delta connection of motor 2 runs are coming from panel.
• In DOL starting motor are fed by single cable.
Fire Fighting System
• In AES site Fire fighting system installed in two parts.
Each part covers half of building. There are two way to
protect the building from fire.

(a.) Sprinkler system

(b.) Hydrant system

Sprinkler system
Equipments used in Sprinkler
• system

 Mild steel pipe

 Sprinkler heads
 Flow switches
 Sprinkler alarm
 Valves
Hydrant system
Equipments used in
Hydrant system
 Mild steel pipe
 Flanges
 Elbow
 Fire hose reel
 Fire Hydrant
 Hose Pipe
R.O. & Softening System
Reverse Osmosis System (R.O.)
 Capacity 3000 LPH

Water Softener Automatic

 Capacity/Flow rate: 14m3/hr.
 The Reverse osmosis plant shall be designed for a maximum
of 8 hour operation cycle per day.
 Raw water shall be stored in the domestic water storage tank.
This water shall be supplied to the R.O. system. Treated water
output shall be stored in potable water storage tanks(R.O.
water storage Tank).
Commissioning and Testing
HVAC
 Pipe Testing: 6 Kg per sq. cm.
 Duct Testing: Smoke test (Leakage Test )
 Air Balancing
 Water Balancing
Commissioning and Testing
Electrical

1. Conductor test
(i) Testing of cables ohm/KM at 20o c
(ii) Tensile Strength
2. Physical Test Of Insulation
(i) Tensile Strength
(ii) Elongation Percentage
(iii) Hot Deformation Percentage
(iv) Shrinkage Test Percentage
(v) Loss of Mass Test
3. Test of Cu Strip Test
Element Conclusion: (cu=99.36%, pb=0.043% & etc.)
4. Test for Earth Pits
Resistance in Ohms: (1-4) Ohms.
Commissioning and Testing
• Fire Fighting
Water Pressure Testing: 6 Kg/cm2

• Plumbing System
Water Pressure Testing: 6 Kg/cm2
 Project
Completion
 Scheduled date of completion- 23 July’ 08
rd

 Extension received till 30th November 2008 on

account of reasons not attributed to SPCL.
e.g.
 1) 44 days on account of delay in permission
from DUAC for PCC.
 2) Delay in appointment of services
contractors
by the client.
 The building was officially inaugurated on 27th
October 2008.
 After inauguration the interiors team entered the
premises for the furniture, fixing of smartboards,
projectors etc.

 Also various modifications were suggested by the

end users i.e the teaching staff viz. Finishing of
Kota stone from Unpolished to Polished surface,
change in design of WC Partitions etc.

 After the modifications the building was finally

handed over on 21st March 2009.
 Lessons Learnt
• Observation of all activities very minutely.
• Work breakdown structure of the concerned
activities.
• Material requirement of concerned activities.
• Man power management at site.
• Reworking can be avoided if clear drawings
and decisions are obtained timely taking into
account the requirements of the end users