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JFK Terminal One
OVERVIEW
When four of the world’s largest international airlines — Air France, Japan Airlines, Korean Airlines, and Lufthansa — agreed existing international air facilities were inadequately keeping pace with their needs, they founded the Terminal One Group, and in 1998, Terminal One at JFK was officially opened.
With an expected initial load of 2,000 passengers per hour, the terminal demanded a reliable building management system capable of delivering consistent peak performance. TEC provided just such a system, installing a Honeywell EXCEL 5000 regulating all key HVAC functions, as well as various mechanical and electrical components. With centralized chiller and hot water distribution, 27 control panels, and two graphical user interfaces for maximum user-automation control, the system was heralded as an innovative approach to building management, serving an innovative approach to air travel.
Highlights
1Honeywell’s Excel® 5000 system regulating all HVAC functions
227 XL-100 & XL-500 stand-alone control panels enabling Direct Digital Control of 27 Air Handling Units
3320 XL-10 Direct Digital Control Variable Air Volume and fan powered boxes
440 exhaust fans
520 fan coil units
6Centralized chilled and hot water distribution plants
72 Honeywell XBS graphical user interface (GUI_ workstations) facilities access to the Building Management SystemLocation
Queens, NY
Utilities
THE TEAM WHO WORKED ON IT
Vaughn Sailsman
Senior Project Manager
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