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cellparc’s expert services have you fully covered for each phase of your project, including planning, construction and operation – all directed to optimally integrate the bioenergy facade into the building’s architecture and utilities to obtain maximal economic returns.
cellparc supports real estate project developers and architects during the different phases of RIBA planning to ensure a smooth integration of the bioenergy facade in planning. As your trusted expert, you can rely on cellparc to provide innovative solutions, as well as tested and patented technology.
Any building project starts with the development of an energy concept to ensure reliable supply of heat and hot water to satisfy the demand. cellparc can help by providing a process flowsheet (P&ID), complete with the technology’s workflow, integration interfaces with other building technologies, as well as specifications for implementation. Working in close cooperation with the architects and engineers on the project, we strive for the highest quality of support to ensure a successful integration.
For system automation purposes, cellparc offers a control logic, compatible for use with a programmable logic controller (Rockwell/Siemens PLC was custom developed and tested for the electrical, measuring, steering and regulating components of a bioenergy facade). This ensures the safe, reliable and optimized performance of the facade.
We are proud to offer support for architects and engineers throughout the construction phases, as well as during the initial instalment and go live of the device.
If desired, cellparc can take on full ownership of the device’s operation and maintenance. This requires an additional agreement to be signed, outlining the specific services.
Since the operation of the system (maintenance, servicing, operation) is largely the same as that of a heat supply system, it can easily be carried out by your facility management. Cellparc then takes over the process management, which is largely carried out via remote access, as well as the marketing of the biomass.
