HVAC engineering: energy performance and lasting comfort

HVAC engineering is a key driver of building performance, comfort and sustainability. Maning supports public and private project owners in the design and management of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and air treatment installations, integrating regulatory, environmental and operational requirements from the earliest stages.

How can we support you?

Maning is involved at every stage of building projects requiring HVAC engineering expertise, for both new builds and refurbishments. Our teams support project owners in defining needs, designing installations, analysing technical solutions and monitoring their implementation.

Our approach aims to ensure:

  • thermal comfort and indoor air quality,
  • the energy performance of the installations,
  • consistency with the other technical packages,
  • regulatory compliance and cost control.
Standards

Maning integrates the regulatory requirements applicable to HVAC engineering from the design phases, taking into account current thermal, energy and safety standards. This command of regulatory frameworks ensures installation compliance, anticipates technical constraints and provides long-term security for projects, both in new construction and refurbishment.

Calculations

The HVAC engineering studies carried out by Maning are based on rigorous regulatory calculations, essential to the compliance and performance of the installations. The teams also perform dynamic simulation analyses to assess the thermal behaviour of buildings, anticipate consumption and optimise technical choices based on actual use and operating conditions.

Software

Maning uses recognised professional tools for the design and analysis of HVAC installations. Studies are carried out using design software such as AutoCAD and Revit, complemented by specialised calculation software such as BBS-Climawin for sizing installations, as well as dynamic simulation tools such as Zuba and Pléiades, ensuring the reliability of the studies and their integration into a BIM approach when the project requires it.

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