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Published:  01 October, 2007

When Temperature Control Systems was invited to tender for a building management system (BMS) in an Irish school, it found itself involved in a whole new way of educational construction. The Archbishop Ryan School in Dublin is the prototype of a generic school design that provides an eight, 12 or 16-classroom building, in accordance with the technical guidance documents laid down by the Irish Department of Education and Science.

Working closely with the M&E engineers, Building Design Partnership (BDP) in Dublin, Temperature Control Systems, which was responsible for the design, panel manufacture and commissioning of the BMS, chose to use a Priva Building Intelligence system. “Managing the HVAC services was a straightforward proposition,” said Charlie Carson, managing director of Temperature Control Systems, “the exceptional aspect of the project is the delivery, via the Priva BMS, of a wide range of data relating to building operation, which can be easily accessed by staff and students alike from a specially mounted touchscreen.”

Monitored energy results for the first year of the school’s operation indicate that its energy performance is twice as good as that of a school constructed to meet the good practice energy targets outlined in CIBSE Guide F.




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