Power, cooling and controls for facilities that cannot switch off
TEBIN designs MEP systems for data centers and other facilities that have to keep running: power distribution and backup, cooling, controls and fire safety, coordinated in one BIM model so every interface is resolved before it reaches site.
When to involve TEBIN
The project needs coordinated building-systems design for the IT load, power infrastructure, cooling strategy, fire safety, controls, monitoring, and BIM coordination.
An existing building becomes a technical facility and requires verification of power, cooling, space, routes, shafts, and fire-safety constraints.
The project needs switching scenarios, temporary power logic, construction sequencing, and safe integration with existing systems.
Client needs an independent technical review of MEP concept, redundancy, calculations, interfaces and documentation completeness.
System dependency
A power event changes cooling capacity. A cooling event affects the operational load. Controls determine the response. Safety systems must remain available throughout. Reliability is therefore an interface condition, not a discipline claim.
| PWR | CLG | CTL | FPS | ICT | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PWR | Direct dependency | Direct dependency | Direct dependency | Direct dependency | |
| CLG | Direct dependency | Direct dependency | Direct dependency | Shared space or route | |
| CTL | Direct dependency | Direct dependency | Direct dependency | Direct dependency | |
| FPS | Direct dependency | Direct dependency | Direct dependency | Shared space or route | |
| ICT | Direct dependency | Shared space or route | Direct dependency | Shared space or route |
Direct dependencyShared space or route
Energy for IT load, production equipment, cooling, controls and safety systems
Environmental conditions required for continuous and safe operation
Automatic response, alarming, trending, failover and operator visibility
Protection for people, assets and operational continuity
Network rooms, security and utility routes that every other system depends on
Live-facility projects
Two published projects: power systems redesigned in data centers that could not be switched off.
A permanent load bank strategy for a data centre in full operation: testing concept, integration across redundant electrical paths, load bank locations, busbar routing, and updated single-line diagrams.
Design for replacing the uninterruptible power supply systems and battery banks of a data centre in continuous operation: replacement strategy, removal sequencing, and updated electrical calculations, protection settings, and as-built documentation.
What we design and coordinate
Each group is developed as an engineering package and checked against the systems, spaces, structures, utilities, and operational sequences around it.
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Design stages
Every issue should make the next action clearer: approve the basis, procure the work, build the systems, or confirm their operation.
A decision closes each stage
What we settle
Define main MEP architecture: utility interfaces, power topology, cooling strategy, controls philosophy, safety systems and technical room requirements.
What you receive
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Confirm loads, capacities, voltage drop, short circuit levels, cable sizing, cooling demand, airflow, hydraulic parameters and system performance.
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Coordinate routes, plantrooms, shafts, equipment access zones, maintenance clearances and construction constraints in the federated model.
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Coordinate RFIs, design clarifications, technical reviews, commissioning sequences, and as-built documentation where required by project scope.
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Send us the constraints
Share the project type, design stage, target capacity, redundancy philosophy, available information, and main technical risks. We will define the required engineering scope and interfaces.
Recent work: UPS replacement and a permanent load bank in data centers that stayed in operation.
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