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NC-2009 EAc3:Enhanced Commissioning

Systems Manual for Enhanced Commissioning

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Tom Nichols
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We received a comment that we need to include system single-line diagrams in our systems manual. Can anyone clarify what the GBCI wants? A duct single line or the HVAC system single line? Thanks,

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Scott Bowman
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Mon, 10/28/2013 - 20:25

Typically we start with the contract document diagrams, and often ask the design team to simplify them from “construction” documents to operations documents. If there are not good control diagrams, then we will use the control system submittal diagrams for things like AHU’s and other devices. Some projects have very good airflow diagrams that show schematically all the air handling and distribution. A very few times, we have had to develop something separate. To date, we have not gotten this comment.

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