Engineering and Design
Emergency power planning – from the generator to the peripheral systems
At AKO, planning and design form the technical foundation for every emergency power system – individually tailored to the site, the application and the customer’s operational requirements. As AKO does not manufacture standard series-produced systems, every solution is newly engineered on a project-specific basis – drawing on many years of experience and proven technical concepts, each adapted to the particular requirements of the project.
Site-specific and application-specific planning for existing infrastructures
The focus is always on the specific application scenario: which processes need to be protected? Which legal, structural and operational conditions apply on site? On this basis, AKO develops a technically sound solution that functions reliably both now and in the long term. Planning is always carried out in close coordination with operators, planning consultants, architects and electrical contractors.
Even during the planning and design phase, AKO takes into account the structural, electrical and operational conditions on site. The aim is to ensure seamless integration of the emergency power generators into the existing infrastructure – regardless of whether it is a containerised unit, a permanently installed system or a bespoke solution. This reduces interface issues and avoids the need for later modifications.
CAD-based design with a system-wide perspective
The design of the emergency generators is carried out using CAD and considers the generator as a complete system – from the engine, alternator and control panel through to ancillary components such as the exhaust system, ventilation layout and fuel polishing systems. The objective is technically sound integration into a building or container solution, tailored to the available space, sound insulation requirements and maintenance access.
Consideration of all relevant requirements
With AKO, you receive emergency power systems that are designed from the outset to be standards-compliant, approvable and operationally reliable.
From the planning phase onwards, all relevant requirements are taken into account, including:
One point of contact – from concept to implementation
The design process is closely linked with manufacturing, installation and subsequent service. This reduces interfaces, simplifies coordination and ensures a high level of planning reliability throughout the entire course of the project.
AKO – planning and design with responsibility
