From load calculations to the acceptance report
Four disciplines covering the full cycle: survey, design, controls, supervision. Take the whole scope or a single stage.
Heating and ventilation design
We calculate heat losses and air changes, select equipment and issue a package that can actually be built. Detail design focuses on the junctions that usually go wrong on site: pipework connections, compensation, penetrations through the building envelope.
- Heat losses
- Air flow
- Drawings
- Specifications
- Concept
- Detail design
Heating substations and boiler houses
Substations and central heating points up to 10 MW, packaged boiler houses. Hydraulic calculations, selection of heat exchangers and pump groups, weather-compensated control. We prepare the package for approval by the heat supply utility and follow it through.
- Substations
- Boiler houses
- Hydraulics
- Approvals
Automation and monitoring
PLC control panels, programs, SCADA screens. We set up trend logs, reports and alarm notifications. A separate task is monitoring several buildings from one control room with an interface that operations staff can actually use.
- PLC
- Panels
- SCADA
- Trends
- Alarms
Survey, report, site supervision
Thermal imaging, measurements, flow and temperature readings. A technical report with a defect list and recommendations that can be shown to the owner or the contractor. Then, if needed, site supervision and acceptance.
- Thermal imaging
- Measurements
- Defect list
- Supervision
- Acceptance
What it costs
Cost depends on the area, the amount of equipment and the design stage. A rough guide for detail design of one discipline is from 180 RUB per square metre; for a heating substation it starts at 90,000 RUB per project.
We quote an exact figure after a short conversation and a look at the input data. The estimate is free and carries no obligation.
We do not take jobs that only require signing someone else's design. If the documentation is not ours, we check the calculations first — our signature is on it.
What we need to start
Ideally: floor plans in any readable format, the purpose of the rooms and a clear idea of what does not work. For refurbishment, add the existing drawings if they survived.
If there are no documents, that is fine. We visit the site, take measurements and reconstruct the drawings ourselves. It is a separate stage, usually three days to two weeks depending on the area.
- Floor plans or measured drawings
- Purpose and operating schedule of the rooms
- Existing drawings and loads, if available
- Requirements of the operating organisation
Let us look at your building
Send the floor plans and a couple of sentences about the task. We come back with an estimate of time and cost, without a two-hour briefing.