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Somerset West Point Hanoi Building is a construction project under the Golden Villa Co., Ltd. with the function of renting luxury apartments in the West Lake area. This is a high-class serviced apartment project completed and put into use in 2017 with a total construction floor area of 32,800 m2.
With the aim of providing customers with the most luxurious serviced apartment experience in the heart of the capital, while still saving operating costs for businesses, Somerset West Point has used many energy-saving solutions, such as a central hot water system consisting of 6 17.2kW Heatpumps of Konnen.
Mr. Nguyen Xuan Duc, chief engineer of the building said, “The Heatpump hot water system is the most optimal type of water heating. In addition to providing hot water for the building, the cold air of Heatpump is also used to cool areas such as: blowing into the air conditioner's cooling system, cooling the engine room,... ”.
In addition, the building also installs VRV central air conditioning system using gas as refrigerant; The elevator system includes 06 Mitsubishi elevators that are equipped with inverters to control and automatically when someone calls; Using inverter for exhaust fan system; Using soundproof and heat-insulating double-layer box glass, in addition, it is also painted with a layer of insulating nano-glass paint, with a heat transfer coefficient (SHGC) of 0.25.
For other functions, the Building also uses many different types of light bulbs for each specific area. The commonly used bulbs are led, T5 and led downlight to help save energy effectively.
Notably, Somerset West Point uses a BMS automatic control system that allows automatic control of switching on and off of the power system when there is a problem, closely monitoring daily energy use. Automatic alarm if the daily energy consumption is too high.
Along with investing in energy-saving equipment, Somerset West Point Hanoi also focuses on design to take advantage of natural advantages to save energy costs. Somerset West Point is designed and built with the main direction of Southeast, on a large land with many trees, so it is quite airy. Along with that is the system of protruding window panes to help reduce solar radiation. The glass area accounts for more than 50% of the entire wall area, also helping to make the most of natural light.
In addition to solutions for design and investment in modern equipment, maintenance work at the building is also concerned and focused. A representative of the building management board said that all equipment is always periodically maintained by qualified engineers, promptly detected and dealt with unnecessary problems, in order to strictly manage energy consumption. quantity, avoiding loss and waste.
The synchronous combination of the above energy-saving solutions has helped Somerset West Point Hanoi Building significantly reduce energy consumption, contributing to reducing CO2 emissions to fight climate change. |
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Somerset West Point Hanoi Building is a construction project under the Golden Villa Co., Ltd. with the function of renting luxury apartments in the West Lake area. This is a high-class serviced apartment project completed and put into use in 2017 with a total construction floor area of 32,800 m2.
With the aim of providing customers with the most luxurious serviced apartment experience in the heart of the capital, while still saving operating costs for businesses, Somerset West Point has used many energy-saving solutions, such as a central hot water system consisting of 6 17.2kW Heatpumps of Konnen.
Mr. Nguyen Xuan Duc, chief engineer of the building said, “The Heatpump hot water system is the most optimal type of water heating. In addition to providing hot water for the building, the cold air of Heatpump is also used to cool areas such as: blowing into the air conditioner's cooling system, cooling the engine room,... ”.
In addition, the building also installs VRV central air conditioning system using gas as refrigerant; The elevator system includes 06 Mitsubishi elevators that are equipped with inverters to control and automatically when someone calls; Using inverter for exhaust fan system; Using soundproof and heat-insulating double-layer box glass, in addition, it is also painted with a layer of insulating nano-glass paint, with a heat transfer coefficient (SHGC) of 0.25.
For other functions, the Building also uses many different types of light bulbs for each specific area. The commonly used bulbs are led, T5 and led downlight to help save energy effectively.
Notably, Somerset West Point uses a BMS automatic control system that allows automatic control of switching on and off of the power system when there is a problem, closely monitoring daily energy use. Automatic alarm if the daily energy consumption is too high.
Along with investing in energy-saving equipment, Somerset West Point Hanoi also focuses on design to take advantage of natural advantages to save energy costs. Somerset West Point is designed and built with the main direction of Southeast, on a large land with many trees, so it is quite airy. Along with that is the system of protruding window panes to help reduce solar radiation. The glass area accounts for more than 50% of the entire wall area, also helping to make the most of natural light.
In addition to solutions for design and investment in modern equipment, maintenance work at the building is also concerned and focused. A representative of the building management board said that all equipment is always periodically maintained by qualified engineers, promptly detected and dealt with unnecessary problems, in order to strictly manage energy consumption. quantity, avoiding loss and waste.
The synchronous combination of the above energy-saving solutions has helped Somerset West Point Hanoi Building significantly reduce energy consumption, contributing to reducing CO2 emissions to fight climate change. |
