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- 金融与保险
适用功能
- 设施管理
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摩根士丹利
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摩根士丹利是一家全球领先的金融服务公司，提供广泛的投资银行、证券、投资管理和财富管理服务。该公司的员工为世界各地的客户提供服务，包括公司、政府、
挑战
该建筑配备了四台报废的特灵水冷式冷水机组，位于地下室。江森自控安装了四台约克水冷离心式冷水机组，配备单元式变速驱动器，总装机冷却能力为 6.8 兆瓦。每台冷水机组的容量为 1.6 兆瓦（根据冷凝器水温变化至 1.9 兆瓦）。江森自控需要以适合现有工厂区域和工厂通道的尺寸限制以及客户的特定性能要求的方式设计设备。摩根士丹利要求冷水机组与建筑负载曲线相匹配，在需要时调低以匹配低负载要求，并在整个运行范围内提高能效比。其他要求包括降低冷水机组的噪音水平以改善机房的工作环境，以及宽广的运行范围以及智能控制，以允许流量和温度的可能变化。后者需要在不同的安装阶段利用减少的机器数量来增加容量，并允许未来增强可变初级流量系统。
解决方案
江森自控签订了更换四台报废水冷式冷水机组的合同，这些冷水机组为摩根士丹利在伦敦金丝雀码头的一个办公室提供空调。由于公司运营的性质，该建筑将在整个项目期间保持全面运营，为居住者和技术提供支持。因此，需要分阶段更换冷水机组。江森自控提供了一个量身定制的交钥匙解决方案，由四台约克水冷离心式冷水机组组成。选择并设计了该设备，保守估计每年可节省 3 万英镑的能源成本。
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