Case Study4 min read
Aviation & BMS Energy

BMS air-handling
and sensor analytics.

A unified view of AHU and chiller operational performance, energy consumption, and fault detection across airport facilities — driving faster issue resolution and measurable energy savings.

Industry
Aviation
Capability
BMS Analytics
Effort
~40 Days
BMS · Sensors · Energy
COP
Coefficient of Performance tracked per chiller to surface efficiency degradation
5-20%
Typical energy savings from chiller and HVAC monitoring programmes
Equipment downtime via faster fault response across the terminal
kWh
Energy per ton of cooling tracked against utility meter readings

No single view of HVAC efficiency. Faults caught late.

No single view of AHU and chiller operational efficiency or energy consumption — resulting in missed energy savings opportunities, delayed fault detection, and limited visibility into building system performance across the terminal.

Our approach

Sensor telemetry to KPIs. Faults to alerts. Vendor-agnostic by design.

BMS vendor APIs feed sensor telemetry (temperatures, pressures, power), chiller runtimes, AHU status, and fault events — combined with utility meter readings and asset metadata. The analytics layer surfaces efficiency KPI dashboards and fault trend reports for maintenance and operations teams.

The Technology

Any BMS vendor. One efficiency view.

The analytics layer ingests sensor telemetry from any BMS vendor (Metasys/JCI, Siemens Desigo, Schneider EcoStruxure, and others) via API or MQTT/BACnet bridge — also serving as a template for broader sensor and camera analytics across the terminal.

BMS AnalyticsChiller COPFault DetectionVendor-AgnosticEnergy KPIsRuntime Trending
Outcomes

From efficiency blind-spot to measurable savings.

5-20%

Energy savings

Typical range delivered by chiller and HVAC monitoring programmes.

Downtime

Faster fault response reduces equipment outage.

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Single efficiency view

AHUs, chillers, energy, faults — all in one dashboard.

Planned maintenance

Runtime and fault trends support maintenance cycle planning.

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