[Case Study] Air Conditioning Equipment Replacement Work in Difficult Work Areas

By disassembling, transporting, and reassembling at the installation site, we overcome challenges! Here is an introduction to our case studies.

The customer, engaged in food manufacturing, is sequentially updating the air conditioning units in their factory for the purpose of addressing global warming and energy conservation. The air conditioning unit targeted for this update is installed within the grille (lattice-like fence) on the building's wall rather than on the rooftop, making the removal and installation process extremely difficult. As a result, the existing outdoor unit was disassembled on-site, and the ducts to be replaced were cut before the removal work was carried out. The new outdoor unit was also disassembled once and brought in using a high-altitude work vehicle from the wall. The grille was temporarily removed and restored after the unit was brought in. Despite the limited space and numerous obstructions such as beams that needed to be navigated for piping, we were able to complete the work as scheduled. [Issues] ■ The removal and installation route is limited, preventing the new outdoor unit from being brought in through the factory. ■ The existing outdoor unit cannot be removed as is. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

air conditioningMachinery and equipment installation/dismantling/relocation