Articles Tagged with ''commissioning''

Commissioning: Facilities Staff Design Involvement

January 1, 2011
Balancing O&M input with designers’ work can be delicate but worthwhile.
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Precious Metal: Cogeneration And Cooperation At Oregon State

June 1, 2011
The first university cogen plant in the U.S. to earn LEED® Platinum certification, the OSU Energy Center succeeded via consistently efficiency-minded design and an exceptional level of analysis and teamwork in the commissioning process. Fuel flexibility, staff training, and a projected $650,000 annual savings didn’t hurt, either.
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Commissioning: ALL-Access Pass

May 1, 2011
If you can’t get to it, you can’t commission it.
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Commissioning: TREND Logs- Worth the effort?

September 6, 2011
Using data trend logs to supplement in-field functional performance testing (FPT) has always been an option in the commissioning process, particularly for HVAC systems controlled by DDC systems. As DDC system trending capabilities and computer hardware storage capacities have improved substantially over the past few years, I propose that trend logs be given a more prominent place in the commissioning toolbox.
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Commissioning Of Infection Control

February 1, 2012
Back in January 2011, I wrote in this column about hospital-acquired infection based on my introduction to this serious problem and my participating as a steering committee member for the Hospital Associated Infection Organization (HAIO).
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Centrifugal Fans Installation Guide

March 23, 2012
Here’s a good reference for facilities, TAB pros, or even commissioning agents on what should be found on site (and how to achieve it in the first place). For install through setup, properly managing connections, bearings, controllers, and vibration risks will create an air of success.
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Chiller Startup & Shutdown: Worth Doing Right

June 1, 2012
Commissioning, tracking performance data, and paying attention to detail during startup and shutdown can raise performance while lowering expenses.
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Water management systems: Aquanomix

June 13, 2012

The water systems harvest water for use in cooling towers.


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Slim BIM: Getting Elephants To Dance

October 19, 2012
Two different specifications, the Army, and others are pushing building information toward the future.
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