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Complete Compiled Specification.pdf - Peck Ormsby Construction

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4.3 BOILER OPERATION - HOT WATER SYSTEM<br />

1. Boiler and associated pumps are enabled when OAT is less than 60 Deg F.<br />

(adjustable). HW pumps shall be monitored with Current Transformers (CT) and<br />

controlled by the BAS. HW supply and return temperature shall be monitored by a<br />

stainless steel temperature sensor mounted in a Stainless Steel thermal well.<br />

2. System Operation<br />

a. There are 2 hot water heating pumps. Pumps ‘P-1’ and ‘P-2’ operate during the<br />

OCCUPIED and WARM-UP modes and are each rated at 50% of the building load.<br />

b. When the panel mounted toggle HAND-OFF-AUTO (H-O-A) switches are in the<br />

AUTO position, these pumps will be controlled by the building energy management<br />

system. During the OCCUPIED or WARM-UP modes, if the outside temperature is<br />

below 72 degrees F., pump P1 will start. If the outside temperature is below 40<br />

degrees F., both pumps P1 and P2 will start.<br />

c. When the panel mounted toggle HAND-OFF-AUTO (H-O-A) switch is in the AUTO<br />

position, the boiler is enabled by the building management system. The boiler will<br />

be enabled whenever one or more of the heating pumps is running. Once<br />

enabled, the boiler operates from its factory-furnished and installed operating and<br />

safety controls. The DDC system will modulate boiler leaving hot water<br />

temperature.<br />

d. When the central air handling unit is off, the BAS shall command the hot water<br />

valve closed.<br />

e. If the room temperature falls below 50 Deg F. (adjustable), the BAS shall generate<br />

an alarm.<br />

f. A local DDC controller with analog temperature sensors located in both the supply<br />

water and the outdoor air shall modulate thru the boiler control system the hot<br />

water temperature to maintain building supply water temperature (reset from<br />

outdoor temperature) as follows:<br />

4.4 CULINARY HOT WATER SYSTEMS<br />

OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE HOT WATER TEMPERATURE<br />

70 degrees F. 90 degrees F.<br />

0 degrees F. 180 degrees F.<br />

A. When the starter or MCC mounted (H-O-A) switches are in the AUTO position, and any<br />

of the fan systems is running in the OCCUPIED mode, a strap-on thermostat mounted on<br />

the culinary hot water return line shall cycle domestic hot water pump to maintain 120 F<br />

(initial setting) culinary return water temperature.<br />

4.5 CHILLED WATER SYSTEM<br />

A. When the starter or MCC mounted (H-O-A) switches are in the AUTO position, the chilled<br />

water pumps shall be controlled by the building energy management system.<br />

B. When the outdoor temperature is above 55 F, the chilled water pump shall start and run<br />

continuously whenever a fan system is in OCCUPIED mode and the chilled water valve<br />

is open more than 10%.<br />

C. When the starter or MCC mounted (H-O-A) switches are in the AUTO position, the chiller<br />

shall be enabled to operate under its factory supplied controls to maintain the discharge<br />

water temperature as reset by the building energy management system.<br />

D. The chiller will not start unless the chilled water pump is running and chilled water flow<br />

has been proven by a paddle type water flow switch. A BTU meter will measure the<br />

SEGO LILY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLASSROOM ADDITION<br />

AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROLS 15900-13

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