切罗基中央学校——北卡罗来纳州切罗基
公司规模
1,000+
地区
- America
国家
- United States
产品
- TS93 System Door Closers
- 8900 Series Surface Door Closers
- 9000 Series Exit Devices
- LM Series Pivots
- EM Series Electromagnetic Door Holders
- PS Series
- D800 Series Deadbolts
- SKC (Serialized Key Control) system
技术栈
- LEED Silver Certification
- Passive solar heating
- Geothermal system
- Rainwater capture system
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Cost Savings
- Environmental Impact Reduction
技术
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 云计算
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 混合云
适用行业
- 教育
适用功能
- 设施管理
用例
- 楼宇自动化与控制
- 建筑能源管理
服务
- 硬件设计与工程服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
切罗基族东部支系是位于北卡罗来纳州的一个美洲原住民部落。该部落非常重视教育，并投入巨资为其 K-12 学生提供优质的教育设施。切罗基中央学校就是这一承诺的体现。该学校是一座耗资 1.08 亿美元、占地 473,000 平方英尺的综合性建筑，为部落学生提供全方位的校园。校园包括三所学校、三个体育馆、一个礼堂、一个社区中心、一个运动场、一个自助餐厅和一系列最先进的运动场。切罗基中央学校是密西西比河以东最大的“绿色”学校之一，旨在获得 LEED 银级认证并融入众多环保功能。
挑战
切罗基族东部部落曾梦想为其 K-12 学生建造一座耗资 1.08 亿美元、占地 473,000 平方英尺的新综合大楼。切罗基中央学校现在是一个包罗万象的校园，拥有三所学校、三个体育馆、一个礼堂、一个社区中心、一个运动场、一个自助餐厅和一系列最先进的运动场。切罗基中央学校是密西西比河以东最大的“绿色”学校之一。该学校的设计旨在获得 LEED 银级认证，这意味着从项目的开始到结束都要“考虑绿色”。它首先确定了建筑结构如何位于土地上并尊重其自然环境——之后是许多其他节能建筑决策。这些建筑具有许多环保功能，包括被动式太阳能供暖、日光照明和地热系统。为了节约用水，已经建立了一个系统来收集雨水并将其添加到用于冲洗厕所和灌溉地面的供水中。该项目 90% 的建筑垃圾被回收利用。为了确保综合体达到其绿色目标，所安装的通道解决方案还需要满足其可持续性要求，同时提供可靠的安全性。
解决方案
各所学校的内部门和外部门都安装了各种 DORMA 建筑五金产品 — — 在节约能源的同时，还提供了耐用性、强度、可靠性和安全性。TS93 系统闭门器采用独特的凸轮和滚轴设计，符合 ADA 无障碍要求。同时安装了 DORMA 的 1 级窄投影 8900 系列表面闭门器，具有全范围弹簧力调节、自调节挡板、窄投影全覆盖和平板式臂。学校之所以选择 DORMA 的 9000 系列出口设备，是因为它们具有重型底盘、卓越的耐用性，以及平滑的减少投影的触摸条组件，可最大限度地减少夹伤危险。LM 系列枢轴和 EM 系列电磁门吸杆因其长寿命和无故障运行而被选中，适用于学校人流量大的开口。DORMA 的 PS 系列采用重型电路，适用于电感负载和多门应用，可确保学校的出入解决方案始终通电。为了增加安全性，安装了 D800 系列门栓和 DORMA 的 SKC（序列化钥匙控制）系统。通过对每把钥匙坯进行序列化来维护钥匙控制，授权经销商和钥匙切割工使用安全的基于网络的应用程序来验证和跟踪每把钥匙。
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