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Siemens has finished installing a leading-edge HVAC system in the new S-building which has extended the A.S.Z. general city hospital campus in Aalst Belgium. The building technology experts have also supplied the CCTV and access control systems. All air conditioning ventilation and security functions have been brought together in the Siemens management system Desigo CC. This makes it much easier to operate for both healthcare personnel and patients thereby providing more comfortable rooms and reducing energy consumption at the same time. Siemens is therefore helping the A.S.Z. in Aalst to meet the Belgian Supreme Council of Healths increasingly stringent requirements and standards for energy efficiency in buildings.The healthcare profession is under more pressure than ever. It has to reconcile patient expectations regarding security and quality of care with compliance with increasingly complex energy regulations. Complying with all the standards is a real challenge for hospitals explains Pascal De Ras head of the technical department at the A.S.Z. While the Supreme Council of Health stresses the importance of sufficient ventilation increasingly strict requirements on energy efficiency in buildings require us to reduce our energy consumption and CO 2 emissions year-on-year. Its not easy to bring both of these together.Air renewed twenty times an hourBuilding technologies such as air conditioning play an increasingly crucial role. This was certainly the case when designing the new S-building an extension to the A.S.Z. campus in Aalst which includes a cardiovascular and interventional center a clinical laboratory an outpatient clinic and an intensive care unit with 18 patient rooms. Siemens has provided the HVAC solutions.The S-building depends entirely on mechanical ventilation explains Jan Fieremans Account Manager Building Automation at Siemens. Each level covering around 1250 m 2 is ventilated by a separate HVAC system to ensure 100 fresh air. In the cardiology departments treatment rooms the air is renewed twenty times an hour. The HVAC system for the lab alone generates a flow in excess of 30000 m 3 of fresh air an hour.CompanyPressPress Release05 August 2021Smart InfrastructureZug SwitzerlandHVAC CCTV and access control Siemens fits out the new S-building at hospital A.S.Z. in Aalst BelgiumEach level of the S-building is ventilated using a separate HVAC system to ensure 100 fresh air This system helps the hospital to comply with more stringent energy standards and ventilation requirementsLighting air conditioning and access control are managed from a single user-friendly interface using the Desigo CC systemTechnology ecosystem and energy equipment to provide optimum support for healthcare personnelSiemens has finished installing a leading-edge HVAC system in the new S-building which has extended the A.S.Z. general city hospital campus in Aalst Belgium. The building technology experts have also supplied the CCTV and access control systems. All air conditioning ventilation and security functions have been brought together in the Siemens management system Desigo CC. This makes it much easier to operate for both healthcare personnel and patients thereby providing more comfortable rooms and reducing energy consumption at the same time. Siemens is therefore helping the A.S.Z. in Aalst to meet the Belgian Supreme Council of Healths increasingly stringent requirements and standards for energy efficiency in buildings.Siemens fits out the new S-building at hospital A.S.Z. in AalstSiemens fits out the new S-building at hospital A.S.Z. in AalstThe healthcare profession is under more pressure than ever. It has to reconcile patient expectations regarding security and quality of care with compliance with increasingly complex energy regulations. Complying with all the standards is a real challenge for hospitals explains Pascal De Ras head of the technical department at the A.S.Z. While the Supreme Council of Health stresses the importance of sufficient ventilation increasingly strict requirements on energy efficiency in buildings require us to reduce our energy consumption and CO 2 emissions year-on-year. Its not easy to bring both of these together.Air renewed twenty times an hourBuilding technologies such as air conditioning play an increasingly crucial role. This was certainly the case when designing the new S-building an extension to the A.S.Z. campus in Aalst which includes a cardiovascular and interventional center a clinical laboratory an outpatient clinic and an intensive care unit with 18 patient rooms. Siemens has provided the HVAC solutions.The S-building depends entirely on mechanical ventilation explains Jan Fieremans Account Manager Building Automation at Siemens. Each level covering around 1250 m 2 is ventilated by a separate HVAC system to ensure 100 fresh air. In the cardiology departments treatment rooms the air is renewed twenty times an hour. The HVAC system for the lab alone generates a flow in excess of 30000 m 3 of fresh air an hour.Siemens fits out the new S-building at hospital A.S.Z. in AalstSiemens fits out the new S-building at hospital A.S.Z. in AalstA single interface for all functionsIn the S wing the air conditioning lighting and blinds are managed via a single unique Desigo CC system developed by Siemens. It simplifies air conditioning and makes it easier to operate throughout the entire annex. The control panel interfaces are tailored to each department. The ease with which shade lighting and heating can be controlled in the room is also a plus for the patient. This makes it possible to improve comfort to make the stay in hospital more pleasant and to encourage the healing process adds Pascal De Ras.
