Equipment and Facility Management Services

The company has built a comprehensive service system centered around the entire lifecycle of facilities—ranging from preliminary facility planning and design, equipment procurement and installation, to daily operations management, routine maintenance, and, ultimately, upgrades, renovations, and end-of-life disposal. We offer a one-stop solution tailored to meet diverse industry needs. Our business spans across multiple sectors, including industrial manufacturing and high-end commercial complexes, with particularly deep expertise in the automotive industry. To date, we’ve provided professional services to major automakers such as FAW and SAIC, as well as numerous premium commercial clients.

Leveraging standardized service processes, a professional technical team, and advanced operation-and-maintenance equipment, the company can precisely address various issues in facility operations, effectively ensuring the safe and stable functioning of facilities. This helps clients reduce operational costs and enhance management efficiency, earning the company a reliable reputation for service within the industry.

Challenges in Facility Management

Reduce energy costs

Seeking the optimal balance between investment and operational costs to achieve systemic optimization.

Reduce energy consumption

Optimize equipment and processes to reduce unnecessary energy consumption without disrupting production.

Reduce personnel usage

Through the online system and intelligent utilization, personnel usage is significantly reduced.

Higher online duration

A reliable and continuous energy supply is essential for sustaining the production process.

Reduce emissions

Reduce the environmental footprint (carbon dioxide emissions) to meet regulatory or corporate goals.

Scope of Management

■ Power Distribution and Substation System

■ Lighting System

■ Boiler Steam and Hot Water System

■ Chilled Water System

■ Circulating Cooling Water System

■ Compressed Air System

General Energy-Saving Measures

Electricity

Primarily used for energy conservation measures (ECM) in power systems
➣ Avoid running at no load or partial load: empty conveyor belts, unoccupied lights, and weekend air handling.
➣ Use the correct settings: Heat at the right temperature, slow down the flow rate, and reduce lag.
➣ Replace existing equipment with more efficient models
➣ Use efficient and versatile power transformers
➣ Use high-efficiency motors
➣ Particularly use variable-speed drives (VSDs) on pumps and fans
➣ Use LED lights instead of fluorescent lamps, sodium lamps, and more…
➣ Use a heat engine

Lighting System

Energy Conservation in Lighting Systems
➣ Replace with energy-saving LED lamps, which consume only 1/10 the energy of traditional incandescent lamps and extend their lifespan by 5-10 times.
➣ Install smart sensors, such as motion sensors or sound and light-activated switches, to turn off lights when people leave, eliminating idle energy.
➣ Implement intelligent dimming systems to automatically adjust light brightness based on natural light intensity to meet actual needs.
➣ Plan lighting layouts rationally to avoid overcrowding or overlapping fixtures, and control lighting based on demand.
➣ Utilize natural light and reduce the duration of artificial lighting during the day by optimizing window design and using reflective materials.
➣ Regularly clean lamps and lampshades to remove dust and dirt, improve light efficiency, and reduce power consumption.
➣ Promote the use of photovoltaic lighting systems, such as solar street lights and garden lights, to directly utilize renewable energy.
➣ Install timer switches to set automatic light-off times for areas not used 24 hours a day, such as offices and classrooms. ➣ Select low-power electronic ballasts to replace traditional magnetic ballasts to reduce excess energy loss.
➣ Strengthen energy-saving awareness training, standardize employee and user lighting practices, and eliminate the practice of leaving lights on all the time.

Steam and hot water

Primarily used for energy conservation measures (ECM) in steam and hot water systems
➣ Avoid using steam and hot water when stopping production
➣ Use the correct settings and, whenever possible, replace steam with other media.
➣ Replace or retrofit existing equipment
➣ Reduce heat loss: Flue gas temperature → Implement heat recovery
➣ Reduce heat loss: Flue gas volume → Use sensors to control the combustion air volume
➣ Reduce heat loss: Decrease wastewater discharge ⇒ Improve water treatment
➣ Reduce heat loss: Enhance the insulation performance of boilers, valves, and pipelines
➣ Recovering energy: Flue gas condensation ⇒ Using a flue gas condenser to produce hot water (55°C)
➣ Energy Recovery: Wastewater Temperature ⇒ Recovering Wastewater Heat for Thermal Power Generation: Hot Water Production

Circulating Cooling Water

Primarily used for energy-saving measures in cooling systems (ECM)
➣ Control fan speed
➣ Maintain a fixed temperature difference between the supply and return water lines
➣ Control Discharge
➣ Clean the cooling tower to prevent clogging (especially in spring)
➣ Replace existing equipment with more efficient models

Compressed air

Major Energy Conservation Measures (ECM) for Compressed Air Systems
➣ Repair air leakage points
➣ Reduce the air pressure as much as possible
➣ Use a compressor with VSD to control airflow
➣ Lowering air pressure and idle mode
➣ Use a centrifugal compressor to generate base load
➣ Recovering heat, approximately 70% of the electricity consumed is converted into thermal energy.

Chilled water

Primarily used for energy conservation measures (ECM) in refrigeration systems
➣ Minimize condensation temperature as much as possible
➣ The VSD on the pump can maintain a consistent temperature difference.
➣ Regularly clean the condenser
➣ Recover heat

Integrated Property Management

➣ Property Park Security Protection Management Services
➣ Property Park Environmental Control Management Services
➣ Property Park Greenery Management Services
➣ Customized Administrative Conference Services
➣ Property Park Energy Consumption Facility Management Services
➣ Integrated Property Park Management Services