Control System Master Plan and Commissioning
Technical Operations Center, Delta Air Lines Terminal
Hartsfield International Airport, Atlanta GA
EMC
Engineers
provided
Delta Air
Lines with
an energy
management
system (
EMS
)
“master
plan”
for the
corporation.
EMC
developed
a
specification
and RFP
package to
select one
EMS for
the whole
corporation.
The
RFP went
to JCI,
Siemens,
Honeywell,
Automated
Logic,
Invensys,
and CSI.
EMC
supported
Delta with
a review
and
selection
process,
where they
selected
Automated
Logic.
 EMC
also
provided
an
engineering
plan for
their
3,000,000
square
foot
Technical
Operation
Center,
which is
their
Atlanta
aircraft
maintenance
facility
that
includes
hangars,
paint
booths,
various
shops,
computer,
and
administrative
areas.
EMC
performed
an
inspection
of
existing
EMS
including
Siemens
(Landis),
Control
Systems
International
(CSI), and
Siebe
controls
systems at
the
Technical
Operations
Center.
EMC
also
surveyed
all the
HVAC and
central
plant
systems in
the
building,
and
evaluated
their
operations
and
maintenance
as related
to present
and future
EMS needs.
EMC prepared an
engineering
plan
discussing
performance
of
existing
systems
and
proposed
phasing of
future
EMS.
A
review of
the types
of control
the
existing
EMS was
currently
providing
and
recommendations
on future
control
capability
were
identified.
A
proposal
prepared
by Siemens
was
reviewed.
Cost
estimates
were
developed
for the
proposed
phasing of
the future
EMS.
A
basic
scope of
services
was
developed
in order
to secure
pricing
from
control
system
vendors on
upgrade
and
replacement
of the
EMS.
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