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Airport.

Terminal power and support infrastructure. Operations cannot pause for an electrical fault.

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Types We Engineer.

No two Airport Projects are the same. Here is what changes from one type to the next.

Terminal Power

Supply to terminals and passenger systems.

What We Focus On

Redundancy and transfer
Distribution design

Support Infrastructure

Hangars, utilities and ancillary buildings.

What We Focus On

Substations and distribution
Testing and audits

Where This Asset Sits.

The Urban & Public Infrastructure power chain, and this asset's place in it.

Grid SupplyUtility connection

Distribution SubstationsLocal transformation

NetworksCables, feeders, controls

Public AssetsEV hubs, pumps, lighting, terminalsThis asset

CommunitiesCampuses, townships, estates

MonitoringEnvox dashboards for energy, equipment and distributed sites

Project Delivery

Project location, local requirements and any site support are confirmed for the agreed scope.

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What We Deliver for This Asset.

Each line links to the Service that delivers it.

Power System Studies & SimulationRedundancy and protection studiesEngineering & StudiesEnquire

Engineering DesignDistribution and substation designEngineering & StudiesEnquire

Testing & CommissioningTesting and commissioning Enquire

Technical Audits & AssessmentsSafety and power quality audits Enquire

Envox Digital Twin, SCADA, EMS & BMSEnvox monitoring Enquire

Across the Project Stages.

Where each part of the work sits in the life of a Airport.

Stage 01Feasibility & ConceptPower System Studies & Simulation

Stage 02Detailed DesignEngineering Design

Stage 03Tender & ProcurementAvailable on request

Stage 04ConstructionAvailable on request

Stage 05Pre-Commissioning & CommissioningTesting & Commissioning

Stage 06Operation & MaintenanceTechnical Audits & Assessments Envox Digital Twin, SCADA, EMS & BMS

Full Stage Scope for Urban & Public Infrastructure

Standards and Compliance.

We engineer to the standards and regulations that govern the Project, fixed in the design basis.

International StandardsIEC, IEEE, ISO, ASME and API standards, as the Project requires.

National CodesThe codes of the country where the asset is built: BIS and CEA in India, NEC in the USA, BS in the UK, EN in Europe, AS/NZS in Australia, GSO and SASO in the Gulf.

Utility & Authority RequirementsGrid codes, utility specifications and the approvals of the connecting authority.

Client & Lender SpecificationsOwner, licensor and lender requirements, fixed in the design basis.

Typical references for this asset: IEC 60909, IEEE 1584, IEEE 80, IEEE 519, IEC 60071, IEC 61936-1.

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