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17 November 2008
MEP Session Guangzhou West Tower MEP Design Consideration for Tall Buildings
By Calvin Fu / Tom Cheung
Agenda 1. Introduction 2. MEP Design Considerations for Tall Buildings 2.1 MEP Services Zone Impact on Floor-to-floor height 2.2 Core Efficiency 2.3 Ratio of Total Plant Room Area (TPRA) and Typical Floor Area (TFA) to Gross Floor Area (GFA) 2.4 MEP System for Composite Building 2.5 Centralized vs De-centralized System 3. Summary
Introduction
1.0 Introduction West Tower is located in Guangzhou Zhujiang New Town with approx. 40,000m Gross Area 103 Storey with approx. 432m height Composite building which consists of multi-functional areas such as office, hotel, retails, carpark, etc.
2.1 MEP Services Zone Impact Floor-to-floor height and clear headroom are bounded by the structural MEP (SMEP) zone
STR
MEP
Minimize the required height of SMEP zone in turn of increasing the total number of floors with a limited height Intensive design coordination is required to achieve optimized design
Intake Airduct
Exhaust Airduct
Electrical Trunking
ELV Trunking
Sprinkler Pipe
Corridor
Emergency Trunking
RC
FCU System
VAV System 4000mm Floor Height 4000mm Floor Height Composite Beam Underfloor AC Supply System 3900mm Floor Height
Lift System
Lift core is the major element occupied the core area of tall building Different lift design strategy will be considered for optimizing the core efficiency: Using high speed lift Sky lobby Use of double-deck lift
SingleDeck Lift
Sky Lobby
Sky Lobby
Option 2 42
Option 3 40
Min. No. of Escalators No. of Lift Shafts Lift Shaft Volume (m3)
36 40,000
24 28,000
22 26,500
Local Lift
Sky Lobby
Double-deck shuttle lifts are applied for low and high zone on office portion of building 2 sky lobbies for office shuttle lifts 1 sky lobby for hotel shuttle lifts Local lifts as inter-floor transfer
Shuttle Lift
ELV
Tall Building Forum MEP Session Guangzhou West Tower
Electrical
Power Substation (Tx room, Switchroom) Backup Generator Lift Machine Room Security Control Room Fire Services Control Room
Mechanical
Chiller Plant Room Cooling Tower Potable & Flushing Water Tank and Pump Room Fire Services Water Tank and Pump Room Smoke Extraction & Staircase Pressurization Room
Plantroom Allocation
PAU AHU Smoke Extraction(Atrium) P&D Transfer AHU / Fan Room Potable Water
PAU + Free Cooling Fan AHU Fan Room Pressurization fan & smoke extraction fan room FS Tank
PAU Fan Room Pressurization fan & smoke extraction fan room TX Room Potable Water FS Tenant Heat Rejection
PAU + AHU EAF Pressurization fan & smoke extraction fan room Potable Water FS TX Room HX + Chilled Water Pump Tenant Heat Rejection
Project 1 2 3 4 5 Remarks: 1. TFA-GFA denotes typical floor area to GFA. 2. TPRA-GFA denotes total plant room area to GFA. Guangzhou West Tower Shanghai China Merchant Bank Shenzhen Stock Exchange Guangzhou R & F Mixed-Use Tower Chongqing World Finance Tower
~11%
Architectural Zoning
Example
Zone C: Office
Zone B: Hotel
Zone A Zone B
Zone C Zone D
Architectural Zoning
MEP Zoning
Zone B: Hotel
Zone A Zone B
Architectural Zoning
MEP Zoning
Zone B: Hotel
Zone A Zone B
Zone C Zone D
Zone E
Architectural Zoning
MEP Zoning
ME5
Zone 3: Hotel
Zone 3: Office
Refuge / ME 3
Refuge / ME 2
System Arrangement
For super tall building, composite zoning is normally adopted Centralized System
Fire Services System Plumbing System Security System
De-centralized System
Air-conditioning System Power Supply System Lift System
Pros: -
No AHU at typical floor - increase core efficiency of typical floor Centralized maintenance works
Cons: -
More plant space requires at podium area and main entrance floor Duct-borne noise is existed
Pros: -
Better individual AC control High availability for equipment selection Less plant space required at podium area and main entrance floor
Cons: -
Summary
3.0 Summary