Takasago Engineering Mexico

Somos un equipo de ingenieros japoneses y mexicanos especializados en ingeniería y construcción con 10 años de experiencia de servicio en el sector industrial y comercial.
Nuestra ejecución de trabajo se realiza conforme a la filosofía japonesa:
Seguridad, innovación, compromiso, tecnología y satisfacción.

Nosotros

Takasago Engineering México es una subsidiaria de Takasago Thermal Engineering.

Presidente

MR. TSUYOSHI MIURA

Capital

10 millones USD

No. de Empleados

50

Establecidos

en noviembre 2014

Filosofía Corporativa

Misión

Nosotros activamos el futuro de la tierra con nuestra revolucionaria innovación ambiental. Takasago sincroniza el aire de los diversos espacios ambientales, creando posibilidades interminables. Cada empleado es parte del orgullo tradicional de la experiencia de construir en estos 100 años de historia de la Compañía, nosotros continuamos el espíritu de expansión de la diversidad y la concreción mediante las relaciones armoniosas con otros. Constantemente somos el paradigma-pionero del cambio de las innovaciones ambientales. Somos capaces de crear el óptimo ambiente espacial no solo de este planeta sino también en el espacio. Estamos profundamente dedicados al bienestar de nuestras familias, colegas, de los seres humanos y de todo tipo de vida en la Tierra.

Visión

Ser un Environment-Creator™

Origen

Contribuir a la sociedad a través de la armonía social y soluciones creativas.

Valores

El TakasagoWay proporciona valor más allá de las expectativas. Actúe con justicia, confianza y orgullo. Generar confianza para crear relaciones duraderas.

Servicios

Especialistas en el sector industrial Diseño y Construcción

Cuarto limpio

HVAC

Eléctrico y control

Sistema de Utilidades

Panel Solar

Cuarto seco

Carbono Neutral

Sala Limpia Biológica

Sistema de Protección contra Incendios

Takasago Technology

from Takasago Thermal Engineering Co., Ltd.

from Takasago Thermal Engineering Co., Ltd.

from Takasago Thermal Engineering Co., Ltd.

from Takasago Thermal Engineering Co., Ltd.

from Takasago Thermal Engineering Co., Ltd.

from Takasago Thermal Engineering Co., Ltd.

Takasago Technology

Watch our IDC difuser system in action

Optimization for IDC data centers with Green Air IDC

See the difference: 
Flow Ventilation vs. SWIT

Takasago Energy

Optimization for IDC data centers with Green Air IDC

See the difference: 

Flow Ventilation vs. SWIT

Watch our IDC difuser system in action

¿Por qué elegirnos?

  • Salas Limpias, Salas escas y HVAC
  • Ingeniería conceptual e ingeniería de detalle.
  • Análisis energéticos
  • Proyectos arquitectónicos de ingeniería
  • Coordinación e Integración de servicios de ingeniería
  • Supervisión de obra
  • Ejecución de obra
  • Contratación general
  • Planificación mensual de la construcción.
  • Seguridad e Higiene
  • Programación de Trabajo y Tareas Simultáneas
  • Coordinación de trabajo en equipo
  • Monitoreo de comunicaciones
  • Gestión de presupuestos
  • Auditorías y Control de Calidad
  • Pruebas y puesta en marcha
  • Postventa y Mantenimiento
  • Diseño conceptual
  • Renderizado 3D
  • CAD arquitectónico
  • Ejecutivo
  • Instalaciones eléctricas
  • Sistemas HVAC
  • Instalaciones de plomería
  • Diagramas de utilidad
  • CCTV IP
Japón
México

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Achieving low-cost and energy-efficient DRY ROOM® facilities with appropriate equipment configuration and optimal operational control
Moisture in the air is an impediment to yield improvements in the manufacturing processes for the increasing production of rechargeable lithium-ion batteries and next-gen secondary batteries, which are expected to be widely used in the future. This manufacturing is therefore performed in a DRY ROOM®, which has the moisture in the air removed in a controlled low dew point environment. The manufacturing cost for the dehumidified air used in the DRY ROOM® is higher than that for the conditioned air used in ordinary air conditioning. There are therefore increased demands for energy conservation in large-scale mass production factories. In order to respond to these demands, we optimized the configuration of the dehumidification equipment to achieve reduced energy consumption and lower cost. In addition, we achieve further reductions in energy consumption by implementing optimal operation controls to deal with variations in the dehumidification load, for example, during the winter months.

TCR-SWIT® – Constructs a high-precision environment in an ultra-short execution period, also providing energy and cost savings

Applying to clean rooms
TCR-SWIT® is a next-gen clean room technology that enables both efficient maintenance of the indoor environment and energy savings in large-scale cleanrooms, which had previously been a major challenge.
The special features of SWIT® have been technically tested and verified in an ultra-precision air-conditioned clean room of ISO Class 5; we demonstrated that thermal environments and cleanliness can be maintained with less air flow due to excellent ventilation efficiency. We have a proven track record of commercial installations in the semiconductor manufacturing process (front-end) cleanrooms (ISO Class 5 with ultra-precision air conditioning).

TCR-SWIT® installation example (Read our PDF)

Construction of an experimental and test site for TCR-SWIT®.
We constructed an experimental and test site for TCR-SWIT® at  the Takasago Thermal Engineering Innovation Center. It is the one and only experimental site in the world where you can switch between the TCR-SWIT® method and the FFU method in the same room and visualize temperature distribution, cleanliness, air flow, etc. permitting comparisons and tests. It has a mobile simulated heat load that is able to recreate an environment close to the actual device layout and heat generation status.
Since the opening of the  site, many clients from various fields have visited the site to test the HVAC system of TCR-SWIT® and has received positive feedback.

TCR-SWIT® verification testing (applied to ISO Class 5)

  • FFU method 60 times/h
  • TCR-SWIT® 25 times/h
  • Visualization of temperature
  • Visualization of air flow

Comprehensive assessment technology for IDCs and operation task service for the entire life cycle of IDCs: Green Air® IDC”
Green Air® IDC employs our comprehensive assessment technology for operational task service to optimize an IDC’s overall performance throughout its life cycle.

The air conditioning load at IDCs changes frequently due to the introduction of new IT equipment and the replacement of old equipment. It is necessary to adjust the air conditioning equipment according to the situation of heat load, but advanced knowledge and know-how are essential for this operation.

We have proven results in more than 100 installations tested in Japan and overseas. The service diagnoses the thermal environment and energy use of the operating IDCs.

For an IDC that is already in operation, we diagnose the thermal environment and energy so that we can offer a one-stop service, i.e. support for everything from energy-saving tuning, planning  and design of the renovation to the execution of the work and after-sales support.

Achieving both comfort and energy conservation with a 40% reduction in HVAC energy use.

SWIT® is a displacement ventilation enhanced entertainment effect type HVAC system which uses the natural principle that warm air rises and cold air falls. The contaminated hot air is moved up to the ceiling and the environment in the working area is kept clean and comfortable.

SWIT® can condition the air with less air flow than a mixed air conditioning system as well as with the air flow temperature close to the room temperature. This makes it possible to build an HVAC system that conserves energy at a low cost. SWIT® is suitable for large spaces and places with high heat generation loads, high outdoor air loads, and high dust emissions.

🏆 Winner of the 7th “Environmental and Equipment Design Award”
🏆 Winner of the 24th “Technology Promotion Award” by the Society of Heating, Air-Conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan and the 2012 Energy Conservation Grand Prize “Agency for Natural Resources and Energy Director-General”