The ultimate green air solution for your
airport, by CIAT Airports
Created in 1934 in Culoz, France, the CIAT
group is a leading manufacturer in the
field of heating by heat pumps, centralised
air conditioning, air handling and heat exchange;
As a major player in Europe’s HVAC
market, CIAT is committed to protecting the
environment and saving energy and has
made these concerns an integral part of its
development strategy.
CIAT Airports, a division of CIAT group, offers
PCA (Pre Conditioned Air) equipments
for cooling, heating, ventilating an aircraft
on apron side of aircraft and hangars.
CIAT group in figures:
• More than 70 years of experience
• 366 M€ Turnover in 2008
• 2400 employees worldwide
• 5 % of its turnover dedicated to research
and development
• 9 industrial sites around the world: France
(4), Spain (1), Italy (1), India (1), China (2)
• 10 million products on operation worldwide
• Subsidiaries and accredited distributors in
more than 70 countries
Dedicated to High Energy Efficiency (HEE) technology and high
quality air, CIAT offers a complete range of energy-saving HVAC
solutions to airport terminals and auxiliary facilities: high efficient
chillers, air-handling units, dry coolers, HEE motor for fan coil units,
axial fans, etc. The new HEE range can reduce up to 85% of your
energy consumption!
Meanwhile, CIAT Airports offers an extensive PCA ranges enabling
our clients to choose the best PCA system taking into account
investment, operating and maintenance costs.
“Point of Use” – PCA ADX unit: the completely autonomous
solution for airport and terminal renovation projects
• Optimized for Cat. C to Cat. E aircrafts from -15°C to +43°C/30% RH
outside conditions.
• The ideal solution for terminals with less than 10 passenger
walkways.
• A satisfactory level of comfort, a solution accessible to all for a
limited investment.
• Last refrigerant fluids available to meet environmental demands
and the different climatic conditions throughout the world.
• The mobile PCA ADX unit: totally electric, or Diesel driven on a
trolley or on a truck.
• 100% environmentally-friendly (electric version) to conform to the
most stringent standards of aircraft construction and airport sites.
“Centralized” – PCA ACW unit: glycol water combining with cold
storage by Cristopia
• Optimized for Cat. C to Cat. E aircrafts from -15°C to +50°C/40% RH
outside conditions.
• The reference in glycoled water low air temperature central systems
(Glycol at water range: ex.: -7/+12°C).
• Parked planes no longer rely on their APUs.
• Reduced use of kerosene, lower maintenance costs of the plane and
less noise pollution and odour on the apron for the environment.
• PCA air-handling units with air/water coils near the planes.
• A refrigeration and a cold storage plant installed in the terminal
building dedicated to PCA units.
• Optimum comfort levels for passengers particularly in hot and
humid countries (Asia, the Middle East, …).
• Cold storage unit in option to save electrical consumptions
(production during economic period), as a basic element for ACW
range.
“Hybrid” – PCA ADW unit: chilled water & direct expansion
circuit(s) with cold storage by Cristopia in option
• Optimized for Cat. C to Cat.F aircrafts from -15°C to +50°C/40% RH
outside conditions.
• The polyvalence of a centralised hybrid non-glycoled system at low
air temperature (typical water range used in building: 6/12°C).
• The ADW range fits to terminal extensions, taking the advantage of
the existing terminal water chilled network.
• Cold storage unit in option to save electrical consumptions
(production during economic period).
Airports, airlines and aircraft manufacturers trust CIAT products for the high
performance of PCA and classic HVAC components:
• Italy – Rome – Rome Airport (to be delivered in the beginning of 2010)
2 ADX units for Cat.F aircrafts.
• Turkey – Istanbul – Sabiha Gökçen Airport – 2009
16 ADX units for a mix of aircrafts from Cat.E to Cat.F.
• Spain – Barcelona – 2008
41 ADX units for a mix of aircraft from Cat.C to E.
• United Arab Emirates - Abu Dhabi Etihad Terminal - 2007
10 ADX units for a mix of aircrafts up to Cat.E.
• Turkey – Istanbul Atatürk International Airport - 2006
23 ADX units for a mix of aircrafts up to Cat.E at International Airport; 9 ADX units
for a mix of aircraft up to Cat.E t Domestic Airport.
• United Arab Emirates – Dubai New Engineering Centre of Emirates - 2005
7 ADX units for a mix of aircrafts in maintenance mode up to Cat.F (A 380).
• Spain – Madrid Bajaras Terminal – 2003
82 ADX units for a mix of aircrafts up to Cat.E.
• Belgium – Brussels Zaventem Airport’s 2 Terminals- 2001
54 ACW units for a mix of aircrafts up to Cat.E + Chillers LW Type + Cold Storage.
• Chile – Santiago - Aeropuerto Arturo Merino Benitez – 1999
17 ADX units for 3 Cat.C, 4 Cat.D and 10 Cat.E aircrafts.
• Germany – Hamburg – Hamburg Airport – 1993
11 ACW units for Cat.D and E aircraft as part of a central system.
CIAT Paris Office (CIAT Airports)
52 Quai des Carrières
94227 Charenton Le Pont Cedex
FRANCE