Services

Mechanical Engineering
Plant Planning

EP&S’s planners carefully design mechanical engineering,ventilation, heating, cooling, fire-prevention, hydraulic, sanitary and technical gas distribution plants. The aim is to make them efficient in terms of resource consumption and easy to control and maintain in order to create comfortable environments for those who occupy them.

HVAC systems have a dual purpose: to save energy by using itcorrectly and to ensure the best possible conditions of comfort and hygiene in buildings and for the people who occupy them.

Realisations include:

  • Heating plants (hot water, superheated water, heat transfer fluids,steam)
  • Refrigeration plants (compression, gas, absorption, heat pump)
  • Cogeneration and trigeneration plants
  • Air handling plants
  • Thermal fluid distribution networks
  • Heating plants
  • Ventilation plants
  • Air conditioning plants
  • Air pollution and sterility control plants for cleanrooms and hospitals
  • BMS digital regulation and control systems

Plants of this type are fundamentally important for health environments where special care and attention are necessary.

 

The planning of these plants comprises:

  • Hydraulic plants for the provision, storage and boosting of the pressure of water for drinking and technological purposes
  • Plants for the chemical-physical treatment of water for drinking and technological purposes
  • Centralised plants for the production of sanitary hot water
  • Chemical-physical treatments against legionella pneumophila and other infectious agents
  • Distribution networks
  • Sanitary services
  • Internal sewer networks
  • Meteoric and waste water drainage networks
  • External sewers
  • Infected, radioactive and chemical water purification plants for
  • Irrigation plants
  • Swimming pool plants

These plants are planned to protect buildings and the people in them. Fire prevention plants are composed of:

  • Plants for the storage and boosting of the pressure of water for fire prevention purposes
  • Hydrant and reel networks
  • Sprinkler plants (in compliance with UNI and NFPA standards)
  • Water mist plants
  • Firefighting foam plants
  • Extinguishing gas plants
  • Smoke and heat evacuation plants

At the service of industrial processes or sanitary applications, these consist of:

  • Compressed air production plants
  • Technical and medical gas storage plants
  • LPG storage plants
  • Compressed air, technical gas, medical gas and combustible gas distribution networks

HVAC systems

Energy-efficient plant planning

HVAC systems have a dual purpose: to save energy by using itcorrectly and to ensure the best possible conditions of comfort and hygiene in buildings and for the people who occupy them.

Realisations include:

  • Heating plants (hot water, superheated water, heat transfer fluids,steam)
  • Refrigeration plants (compression, gas, absorption, heat pump)
  • Cogeneration and trigeneration plants
  • Air handling plants
  • Thermal fluid distribution networks
  • Heating plants
  • Ventilation plants
  • Air conditioning plants
  • Air pollution and sterility control plants for cleanrooms and hospitals
  • BMS digital regulation and control systems

Plants of this type are fundamentally important for health environments where special care and attention are necessary.

 

The planning of these plants comprises:

  • Hydraulic plants for the provision, storage and boosting of the pressure of water for drinking and technological purposes
  • Plants for the chemical-physical treatment of water for drinking and technological purposes
  • Centralised plants for the production of sanitary hot water
  • Chemical-physical treatments against legionella pneumophila and other infectious agents
  • Distribution networks
  • Sanitary services
  • Internal sewer networks
  • Meteoric and waste water drainage networks
  • External sewers
  • Infected, radioactive and chemical water purification plants for
  • Irrigation plants
  • Swimming pool plants

These plants are planned to protect buildings and the people in them. Fire prevention plants are composed of:

  • Plants for the storage and boosting of the pressure of water for fire prevention purposes
  • Hydrant and reel networks
  • Sprinkler plants (in compliance with UNI and NFPA standards)
  • Water mist plants
  • Firefighting foam plants
  • Extinguishing gas plants
  • Smoke and heat evacuation plants

At the service of industrial processes or sanitary applications, these consist of:

  • Compressed air production plants
  • Technical and medical gas storage plants
  • LPG storage plants
  • Compressed air, technical gas, medical gas and combustible gas distribution networks