Life Sciences
Berne
At Zurich Airport, maintenance work on jet engines also takes place at night. The tests at full load lead to considerable noise emissions. In order to avoid nuisance, the airport has built a noise protection hall.
challenges
How can a new operations building be seamlessly integrated into the airport's complex systems?
Zurich Airport has numerous systems that monitor, log and control operations. The noise protection hall must integrate seamlessly into this environment. There are therefore numerous interfaces in the building automation system: For example, to the airport's movement control system, runway lighting, maintenance and control of the gates, signaling, noise measurement point, etc. The new automation system was integrated into the airport operating company's existing IT infrastructure.
SOLUTIONS
Automation not only ensures secure operation, but also automatic billing of the services used.
So far, there are only a few noise protection halls worldwide and therefore little experience with such systems. However, one thing is clear: automation is the key to simple and safe operation. The requirements were agreed with all the specialist departments involved and set out in detail in a specification sheet. In addition to complying with the noise limit values in accordance with the Noise Abatement Ordinance (LSV), the use of the hall is automatically billed to the various airlines via an interface to the SAP system.
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