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Supplv Zone 4 (S-4)<br />

The S-4 supply air system is located on the ro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> Building 991 and supplies ventilation<br />

for Rooms 101, 132, 134, 135 and 136. The S-4 supply system has been inoperable for the past<br />

five years.<br />

Outside air enters the S-4 plenum through a set <strong>of</strong> dampers that open when the fan is<br />

started. The air then passes through a stage <strong>of</strong> fimace filters and to a preheat coil. A controller,<br />

located on the East Dock, will start pump P-4 if the air temperature is less than 55°F and<br />

circulate heating water through a three-way valve and the preheat coils. A pneumatic controller<br />

located in the S-4 cabinet on the west wall <strong>of</strong> Room 130 will modulate the three-way valve for a<br />

discharge temperature <strong>of</strong> 55°F. Pump P-7 operates to supply heating water to the preheat coils.<br />

A freezestat is located on the side <strong>of</strong> the plenum to stop the S-4 fan and shut the outside dampers<br />

if the air discharge from the preheat coils drops below 35°F. If the freezestat engages it must be<br />

reset before the supply fan can be restarted. The supply air then passes through an air<br />

conditioning D/X coil for cooling if need. The air conditioning is controlled by the thermostat in<br />

the warmest zone by opening the liquid line solenoid valve to the D/X coil. The S-4 fan then<br />

discharges to the three zones through a reheat coil for each zone. Heating water to the coil is<br />

controlled by a room thermostat and a pneumatic valve. Reheat pump P-5 operates to supply<br />

heating water to the reheat coil.<br />

Suuplv Zone 5 6-5)<br />

The S-5 supply system is located in Room 402 and supplies the Buildings 996, 997 and<br />

999 (vaults and corridors). The S-5 supply system is inoperable due to need to replace belts.<br />

This system draws outside air through a set <strong>of</strong> dampers that open when the fan is started.<br />

The air then passes through a stage <strong>of</strong> Mace filters and then through a heating coil that<br />

operates if the outside air temperature is less than 60°F. A heating water pump (P-5) circulates<br />

heating water through a three-way valve and the coil to control the fan discharge temperature to<br />

60°F. A controller located on the plenum is used to sense the outside air temperature and start<br />

P-5 if the temperature drops below 60°F. Pump P-7 operates to supply heating water to the<br />

preheat coils. The supply fan discharges into the tunnel complex and supplies the rooms <strong>of</strong> the<br />

vaults. The S-5 system has no cooling or reheat coils.<br />

S-5 is interlocked with the Building 985 exhaust fans such that if the exhaust fans stop,<br />

air supply from S-5 will stop.<br />

Supplv Zone 6 (S-6)<br />

The S-6 supply system has been removed and the area it supplied on the north side <strong>of</strong> the<br />

building has been connected to Zone 6 and Zone 9 on the S-1 system.<br />

Revision<br />

Building 991 Complex FSAR<br />

Swtcmher 1999 I<br />

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