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SMART PCA

SUMMARY Smart Airport The Passenger The Comfort PCA System Smart PCA

Smart Airport Airports are, like living beings, in constant movement, adapting their facilities and creating new services according to the needs of their passengers. Airports function to meet the needs of passenger mobility. The objective is to offer the passenger the best experience during their journey.

ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION Smart Airport Smart Airport: Existing airports have to interconnect their systems, to be able to adapt and respond to specific requirements at any time. ACA is the carbon management certification for airports. SERVICE IMPROVEMENT AIRPORT MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION ENERGY SAVING ISO 50001 - Energy management

The Passenger The Passenger, the most important airport user Thousands of passengers are using these services daily to move around for business, for work, for pleasure Heavy Baggage Large Queue Suffer for Tiredness Races along the hall “AVOID DISCOMFORT”

The Passenger Our main goal is to supply the best passenger experience The Passenger SATISFACTION produces Passenger LOYALTY. A comfortable atmosphere from the Terminal to the Aircraft is necessary for an enjoyable journey.

The Comfort Thermal comfort is the state of mind that expresses satisfaction with the thermal environment and is assessed by subjective evaluation (ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 55). Maintaining this standard of thermal comfort for occupants of buildings or other enclosures is one of the important goals of HVAC design engineers.

The Comfort Factors influencing thermal comfort Air temperature Operative temperature Relative humidity Metabolic rate Clothing insulation Mean radiant temperature Air speed

The Comfort GLOBAL COMFORT: From arrival to departures Due to the fact that all airport zones are different in volume, use and occupancy… to achieve a sense of comfort in all areas, combined with low energy consumption, it is necessary to have smart air conditioning with high versatility and accurate measures of control.

The Comfort Passenger Comfort in Boarding Bridges The last step before boarding the aircraft (Stress) High Solar radiation High gradient of temperature (infiltrations) Air speed

The Comfort Passenger Comfort inside the Aircraft Maintain constant the same level of passenger Comfort between boarding and disembarking. High Occupancy Latent Capacity High Humidity ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 161-2007 Air Quality within Commercial Aircraft Cabin Pressure Air temperature Humidity Air Speed Ventilation Ozone Bleed Air contaminant Monitoring Addressing Contamination Events Measurements for specific Variables

PCA System PRE-AIR CONDITIONED FOR AIRCRAFTS

APU (Auxiliary Power Unit) PCA System APU (Auxiliary Power Unit) High maintenance cost High CO2 emissions. High noise level High kerosene consumption Ground Power (400 Hz) Pre Conditioned Air (PCA)

An air conditioning system specific for Aircrafts PCA System An air conditioning system specific for Aircrafts A beneficial solution for Less costs of maintenance Less CO2 emissions. Less noise level Less kerosene consumption Solution AIRLINES AIRPORTS HANDLING STAFF ENVIRONMENTAL

PCA System Cooling Capacity (W) 1000 W 1000 W Energy Consumption EER - 2 CO2 Emmission 1,08 Tons 0,09 Tons

Aircraft Heat Loads (kW) PCA system Energy Balance Aircraft Heat Loads (kW) Internal Loads caused by Occupancy, Conduction, Solar and Electrical loads. Depending on the inlet TºC it determines the airflow Losses Distribution losses such as ducts, hoses…) PCA Capacity (kW) Net Cooling Capacity: the unit has to reduce the temperature from the ambient air to supply the same airflow at the required outlet temperature

PCA system The heat load in an aircraft cons ists of 4 components: Occupancy loads Conduction loads Solar loads Electrical loads

PCA system What cooling air do we need ? Psensible (Kw)= Qm x C x (aircraft inlet T° - cabin T°) with: - Qm = mass air flow in Kg/s (Note: In PCA business, most of the time the flow is in Kg/min) - C = specific heat of air: 1 KJ/(kg x °C) - Aircraft inlet Temperature °C (Note: unit discharge T° + loss or gain of T° in the ducting), - Cabin Temperature °C

SMART PCA SMART PCA: An air conditioning unit for maintain the quality of the air inside the aircraft cabin interrelating external parameters such as Aircraft model, environmental conditions, installation and specific airport characteristics. Manage the systems during the operation. Adjustment depending on the external factors Analyze Consumptions and costs Optimize the system for improvement the performance. Improve the Reliability of the system

SMART PCA Smart PCA CONTROL Must be able to manage all internal parameters for supply really that is demanded. Must be able to manage all external parameters that are taking part of the system: Airport Building Management System Maintenance systems Passenger Boarding Bridges Flexible Hose retriever Pits system 400Hz Visual Docking Guidance

SAMART BLOWER SYSTEM Measure and guarantee the correct supplied airflow. Reduce the energy consumption Adapt itself to the installation losses

SMART PCA SMART COMPRESSIVE SYSTEM Guarantee the Cooling Capacity demanded by the system. Flexible components for adjusting itself to the demand. Inverter compressors with oil level management integrated. EC Axial fans Electronic expansion valve. Improve efficiency (Save Energy). Improve the reliability. ENERGIA RENOVABLE Directive 2009/28/CE

SMART PCA Availability (Ai) SMART PCA MAINTENANCE Failure analysis Electrical consumption measurement High Reliability design for a long life time Ramp VISOR PRO: Maintenance Supervision Software Availability (Ai) Availability is in fact the probability that a component will be available for operate in a determinate time. Taking in consideration the unavailability time due to its proper faults. 𝐴 𝑖 = 𝑀𝑇𝐵𝐹 𝑀𝑇𝐵𝐹+𝑀𝑇𝑇𝑅

CONCLUSION CIAT SMART SOLUTION The CIAT Smart PCA has been developed for covering the most airports exigencies. The CIAT Smart PCA is able to adapt itself to the demand increasing the features, increasing the efficiency, increasing the reliability and reducing the pay off. The CIAT Smart PCA guarantee the Passenger Comfort inside the Aircraft