DESIGN BRIEF REPORT FOR

IBMS SYSTEM

PROJECT:

BANGALORE
CLIENT Manipal Health Enterprises Pvt. Ltd.,
‘The Annexe’,
DOCUMENT NO: SEI-BAN-MHWPL-DBR-001
Rustom Bagh Road,
Old Airport Road,
Bangalore – 560 017
CONSULTANT M/S RSP Design Consultants Pvt. Ltd.,
Architects and Service Consultants,
RSP House, 30 Museum Road,
Bangalore – 560 001

Manipal Hospital, Whitefield,

PROJECT Survey Nos. 143, 212-215,
EPIP Industrial Area, Off Hoodi Village,
KR Puram, Hobli,
Bangalore South Taluk,
Landmark: Opp. Prestige Shanthi
Niketan

HI-Point Project Management Solutions,

PROJECT MANAGEMENT Manyata Embassy Business Park,
CONSULTANT Ground Floor, E-1 Block,
Beech Building, Outer Ring Road,
Nagawara,
Bangalore – 560 045

CONTRACTOR Schneider Electric India

Private Limited,
4th Floor, Electra wing A,
Exora Business park,
Sarjapur outer ring road,
Bangalore – 560 103

Contents

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 1. Introduction

2. Scope of Design

3. System Objectives

4. System Description

a. Building Management System

b. Public Addressing System
c. Fire Alarm System
d. Talk Back System

1. INTRODUCTION:

This document explains briefly about the Integrated Building management System that is
suggested for this project, basic essential components of these systems and explanation on the
areas of implementation of each system.

Facility

Manipal Hospitals, Whitefield, Bangalore.

2. SCOPE OF DESIGN:

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This document explains briefly about the BMS, FAS, PAS and TBS that are suggested for this
project, basic essential components of these systems and explanation on the areas of
implementation of each system.

System:

Building Management System

Public Addressing System
Fire Alarm System
Talk Back System

3. SYSTEM OBJECTIVES:

Building The primary objective of the IBMS is for Energy saving and to control,
Management monitor & log key equipment related to HVAC equipments like AHU’s,
System TFA’s & CSU’s, ELECTRICAL System.

Public Address Public address system (PA system) is an electronic sound amplification
System and distribution system with a microphone, amplifier and loudspeakers,
used to allow a person to address a large public
Fire Alarm A fire alarm system is a set of electric/electronic devices/equipment
System working together to detect and alert people through visual and audio
appliances when smoke/fire is present
Talk Back System A talkback system is a set of talkback speakers, amplifiers and micro
controllers for the purpose of alerting the people during emergency
cases.

4. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION:

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 BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM:-

Building Management System has a significant role to play in energy efficiency.

The design of integrated system shall have the integration of the smallest sensors to
operator work stations with all function of entire building services available at the control
station.

“Integration” shall mean all the parts of the system that are connected together through the
software and shall share all the information. The integration of all system shall be achieved
through software programs, electronic components, hardware packaging and data
communication network.

The BMS system will perform the following functions

Building Management & Control

Serve as operator Man – Machine interface

Managing and monitoring conditions

Notification of system faults and alarm controls

Data Collection

Reports Generation

Integrated Building Management System will be designed on the basis of truly distributed
intelligence to meet the I/O requirements. (Ref: I/O summary)

The DDC panels will be distributed all over the building based on Equipment locations.

Components of Building Management System:-

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  Centralized PC work station
 Smart Struxureware Software
 Automation Server
 Struxureware Modules
 MPM Controllers
 Outdoor mountable Temperature & RH Sensors
 Air Flow Switch
 Differential pressure switch
 Duct Type Static Pressure Sensors
 Duct Mounted Temperature & RH Sensors
 Duct Type Temperature Sensors
 Wall mounted Temperature Sensors
 Flow meter
 Indoor Air Quality Sensor
 Hooter cum Strobe Light
 Flame Proof Level Switch
 Flame Proof Flow Switch

Utilities that cover under BMS:-

Hard Wired Integration:-

HVAC, Electrical & Plumbing Systems:-

 Air Handling Unit – Control and Monitoring – Hard wired Integration

 Treated Fresh Air Unit – Control and Monitoring – Hard wired Integration
 CSU – Control and Monitoring – Hard wired Integration
 Kitchen Exhaust Fan – Control and Monitoring – Hard wired Integration
 Staircase Press. Fan – Monitoring – Hard wired Integration
 Lift Well Press. Fan – Monitoring – Hard wired Integration
 Electrical Systems – Monitoring – Hard wired Integration

Soft Point Integration:-

HVAC, ELECTRICAL Systems:-

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 Water Cooled Chillers – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
Chiller Plant Manager – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
Pump Logic Controller – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
AHU VFDs – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
VAV Boxes – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
PAC – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
Energy Meters – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
DG – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
UPS – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
Fire Alarm System – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
Sewage Treatment Plant – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
Lifts – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
Basement Ventilation Fan – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
Substation – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol
Solar System – Monitoring parameter - RS485 Modbus/Bacnet or any protocol

Automation Server:

The Automation Server software is pre- loaded on Schneider Electric supplied

hardware that supports communication and connectivity to the I/O and field busses. The
distributed intelligence of the Automation Servers ensures fault tolerance in the system and
provides a fully featured user interface through WorkStation and WebStation.

Features:
The Automation Server is a powerful device that can act as a standalone StruxureWare
Building Operation server and also control I/O modules and monitor and manage field bus
devices. In a small installation, the embedded Automation Server acts as a stand-alone
StruxureWare Building Operation server, mounted with its I/O modules in a small footprint.
In medium and large installations, functionality is distributed over multiple Automation
Servers that communicate over TCP/IP.

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MPM Controllers:

Multi-Purpose Management devices (MPM) enable the control, monitoring,

management of entire sites via StruxureWare Building Expert. They can also be used for
wired and wireless zone control in larger buildings.devices.
Control features:

Control of wired end-devices (6 inputs, 6 outputs)

Wireless control of EnOcean end-devices
Wireless control of ZigBee Pro end-devices
Programmable via StruxureWare Building
Real-time response to scripting/graphical programming

Enterprise Software:

The Enterprise Server is the Windows® application version of a StruxureWare Building

Operation Server that collects site-wide data for aggregation and archiving, yet is flexible
enough to run stand-alone applications. The Enterprise Server also serves as a as a single
point of administration through WorkStation or WebStation for StruxureWare Building
Operation, Schneider Electric’s intelligent Building Management System.

Supported Protocols:

IP addressing
TCP communications
DHCP / DNS for rapid deployment and lookup of addresses
HTTP/HTTPS – Internet access through fire-walls, enabling remote monitoring and
control
NTP (Network Time Protocol) for time synchronization throughout the system
SMTP enables sending emails messages

BMS Architecture:

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PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM

The Public Address system used to make general announcement or to transit the fire
tone under fire condition. These different signals are transmitted through the same set of
speakers hence different levels of priorities are allotted to different signals. The music
optionally interfaced with least priority and the fire tone is having next priority and the
emergency announcements are having the highest priority level.

Components:-
 Programmable System Controller with built in DVR, Amplifier, zone selector , and All Call
having 1st level priority for DVR (Fire message), 2nd level for Announcement, least level
for Music
 Voice Alarm Router
 Call Station with Zone selector with extension card
 Gooseneck Microphone
 DVD Player with inbuilt Amplifier
 Booster Amplifier – 120 W, 240 W & 480 W
 6W Ceiling mount type Round Speakers
 6W Wall mounted box Speakers
 6W Volume Controllers
 15 W Weather proof, Pole mounted, Horn Type Speakers

PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM

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 The proposed Zones are given below

 Lower Basement Floor zone - 2

 Upper Basement Floor zone - 1
 Staircase zone - 3, zone - 4 & zone - 5
 Ground Floor zone - 6
 Ground Mezzanine Floor zone - 7
 1st Floor zone - 8 & zone - 9
 1st Mezzanine Floor zone - 8
 2nd Floor zone - 10 & zone - 11
 3rd Floor zone - 12
 4th Floor zone - 13
 5th Floor zone - 14
 6th Floor zone - 15
 7th Floor zone - 16
 8th Floor zone - 17
 9th Floor zone - 18
 10th Floor zone - 19
 11th Floor zone - 20
 12th Floor zone - 21
 Terrace Floor zone - 21

System Description

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 The Public Address System is designed to suit the requirements of the customer with
the state-of-the-art technology. This system is used to address the occupants of the building
whenever it is necessary. Also the system is interfaced with Fire Alarm System. Under normal
working condition of the system indicates the healthiness of the system.
The Public Address system used to make general announcement or to transit the fire
tone under fire condition. These different signals are transmitted through the same set of
speakers hence different levels of priorities are allotted to different signals. The music
optionally interfaced with least priority and the fire tone is having next priority and the
emergency announcements are having the highest priority level.
PA system mainly consists of zonal speakers located in all over the building (like Office
areas, lift lobbies and etc), Booster amplifiers to drive these speakers located in centralized
place (BMS Room) and centralized Announcing Console (BMS Room) with zone selector to
make announcements. The zonal speakers are grouped into 18 zones, these zones can be ad-
dressed individually/all zones at once by selecting the respective zone codes through zone se-
lector panel of the Operator console. PA system is also interfaced with fire alarm system. Dur-
ing Emergencies a Tone (emergency) will be relayed into zonal speakers after receipt of signal
from Fire alarm panel until it get released.

The PA system is designed to receive inputs from the following input sources
 Zone Announcement Console with MIC and Zone Selector Buttons
 Music CD Player

6W Ceiling Mount Speaker – LBD 0606:

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 In this speaker, three lead wires are provided in the matching transformer to allow se-
lection of nominal full power, half power or quarter power. This speaker comes with metal grill,
built in LMT, frequency response of 80Hz-20 KHz with 3W tapping. It has excellent frequency re-
sponse and high sound pressure level.

6 Watts Wall mounted Cabinet Speaker-LBD 3902:

In this Speaker, push terminals are provided to allow selection of nominal full power,
half-power or quarter-power. This Speaker can be easily installed with mounting brackets. This
speaker has excellent frequency response and high sound pressure level.

Rack Mounted Power Amplifier-LBD 1938:

This rack mounted power amplifier is available for increasing the power of the Public
Address system. It directs 100V input for power expansion.

Rack Mounted Voice Controller-LBB 1990:

The Plena Voice Alarm Controller is the heart of the voice alarm system. It is the basis of
the Plena Voice Alarm System, and has all the essential functionality for compliance with the
IEC 60849 standard, including full system supervision, loudspeaker line impedance supervision,
a supervised emergency microphone on the front panel and a supervised message manager.
The messages can be merged to allow even more flexible use of pre-recorded an-
nouncements and evacuation messages. The controller can be used as a stand-alone system
with up to six zones, or expanded to up to 60 zones using additional six-zone routers. Up to
eight call stations can be connected. Interconnections are made using standard RJ45 connectors
and shielded CAT-5 cable. A built-in 240 W amplifier provides the power for the emergency call
channel and BGM.

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Rack Mounted Voice Alarm Router-LBB 1992:

The Plena Voice Alarm Router is an expansion unit that can add six zones as well as 12 input
and eight output contacts to the Voice Alarm System. It can use the built-in amplifier on the LBB
1990/00 Voice Alarm Controller, and provides inputs and outputs for one or two amplifiers in a
multiamplifier one or two-channel system.

Voice Call Station-LBB 1956:

The Plena call station is a stylish, high-quality call station with a stable metal base design, a flex -
ible microphone stem and a unidirectional condenser microphone. It can make calls to selected
zones (one to six and all-call) in a public address system built with the Plena Voice Alarm Sys-
tem. In addition to tabletop use, the special design allows it to be neatly flush-mounted in desk-
tops. Green flashing means standby (chime is sounding). Green indicates microphone active.
Amber indicates that the system has detected a fault (IEC 80649), and red indicates that the
system is in the emergency state.

PA Architecture:

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FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

Fire Alarm System is a set of electric/electronic devices/equipment working together to

detect and alert people through visual and audio appliances when smoke/fire is present. These
alarms may be activated from smoke detectors, heat detectors, water flow sensors, which are
automatic or from a manual fire alarm pull station.

Components:-

 Central Processing Unit

 Power Supply
 Liquid Crystal Display Module
 Face Plate
 Chassis
 Cabinet
 Active Repeater
 Addressable Multi-sensor Detector
 Response Indicator
 Heat Detectors
 Duct Detectors
 Monitor Module
 Relay Module
 Addressable Manual Pull Station
 Conventional Multi-tone Sounder with Strobes
 Conventional Strobes
 Control Module
 Fault Isolator Module

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  Addressable LPG Detectors
 Door Contacts

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

The proposed loops are given below

 UB Floor loop - 1 (PANEL 01)
 LB Floor loop - 1 (PANEL 01)
 GF Floor loop - 3 & loop - 4 (PANEL 01)
 GF Mezzanine loop - 5 (PANEL 01)
 1st Floor loop - 6 & loop - 7 (PANEL 01)
 1F Mezzanine loop - 8 (PANEL 01)
nd
 2 Floor loop - 9 (PANEL 01)
 3rd Floor loop - 10 (PANEL 01)
 4th Floor loop - 11 (PANEL 02)
 5th Floor loop - 12 (PANEL 02)
 6th Floor loop - 13 (PANEL 02)
 7th Floor loop - 14 (PANEL 02)
 8th Floor loop - 15 (PANEL 02)
 9th Floor loop - 16 (PANEL 02)
 10th Floor loop - 17 (PANEL 02)
 11th Floor loop - 18 (PANEL 02)
 12th Floor loop - 19 (PANEL 02)
 TER Floor loop - 19 (PANEL 02)

System Description

As per the requirement, the Fire Alarm System is provided with addressable multisen-
sor detectors, thermal detectors. Manual call Points are provided to trigger the alarms manu-

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ally in case of emergency situations and also strobes cum hooters are provided to give the
alarms with sound as well as strobe indications.
The panels are modular in nature and can be customized to the specific require-
ment by selecting the suitable housing, rail and modules. The panels are configured based on
the requirement (as per BOQ) and will be located as required. Each loop capable of connecting
up to 125 devices / 125 detectors. Active repeater panels are connected to the main control
panel so that indications on the fire alarm control panel can also be seen at a remote location.
Also Mimic panels can be connected to the fire alarm control panel so that the LED on the
mimic panels can be programmed for certain important indications.
The control panel communicates with each device on the loop, and if an alarm or
fault condition is signaled, or if communications are lost with one or more detectors, the ap-
propriate response is triggered. The loop can be powered from each end so that if the loop is
broken at any point, no devices are lost. In order to give tolerance against short circuits on the
loop, short circuit isolators are inbuilt in all the detectors and devices. If a short circuit occurs in
the loop the isolators directly on either side of the fault will isolate that section. The panel will
detect the loss of the devices, signal a fault and drive the loop from ends, thereby enabling the
remainder of the loop to operate correctly and ensuring minimum loss of coverage.
The Addressable Fire Alarm System consists of the following systems as mentioned below:
o Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panel
o Addressable Repeater Panel
o Addressable Multi sensor Detector with base
o Addressable Smoke Detector with base
o Addressable Heat Detector with base
o Addressable Manual Call Point
o Addressable Strobe Cum Sounder

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 o Addressable Control Module
o Addressable Monitor Module

These detectors / devices are connected to the fire alarm panel. In case of an emer -
gency on receipt of any alarm from these detectors, control panel will initiate the alarm using
the sounders and also inform the fire brigade or the proper authorities regarding the same.
The Addressable Fire Alarm System consists of thermal detectors, multi sensor detec-
tors, manual call points, and sounders, monitor and control modules which are connected to an
addressable Fire Alarm Control Panel using 2 Core 1.5 sq. mm Shielded cable. The control panel
communicates with each device on the loop, and if an alarm or fault condition is signaled, or if
communications are lost with one or more detectors, the appropriate response is triggered. The
loop can be powered from each end so that if the loop is broken at any point, no devices are
lost. In order to give tolerance against short circuits on the loop, short circuit isolators are in-
built in all the detectors and devices. If short circuits occur on the loop the isolators directly on
either side of the fault will isolate that section. The panel will detect the loss of the devices, sig-
nal a fault and drive the loop from ends, thereby enabling the remainder of the loop to operate
correctly and ensuring minimum loss of coverage.
In case of emergency, as soon as the Fire Alarm control Panel recognises fire, it triggeres
the pre configured messages through the Public Address Sytem for emergency evacuation of
the occupants & releases all the access controlled doors. Announcements are made through
speakers which are powered from the amplifiers connected to the Fire alarm panel.

FA Architecture:

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TALK BACK SYSTEM

A talkback system is a set of talkback speakers, amplifiers and micro controller with
goose neck microphone fitted in the console. This system helps to alert people in case of
emergency situations.

Components:-

 Rack Mounted Booster Amplifier 480 W

 Micro Controller Based 60 Zone Selector
 Talkback Speaker In M.S. Enclosure

System Description

As per the requirement the Talk Back System is provided with Talkback speakers,
Zone selectors and a booster amplifier. Gooseneck Microphone fitted in the console is used to
alert the people in case of emergency via talk back speakers. And also the talkback speakers
enable the receiver’s to respond via inbuilt microphone.

TABA Architecture:

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