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b. The arrangement of the central air handling unit for
ventilation shall be identical to the fan coil units with one
additional requirement. The conditioned ventilation air shall
be responsible for removing the space latent heat gain in
cooling mode. Consequently, the supply air temperature of the
ventilation air will have to adjusted in relation to the
chilled water temperature entering the panels to avoid
condensation on the panel surfaces. In addition, appropriate
overriding control features should also be incorporated in the
system design, to avoid the possibility of condensation.
c. The minimum ventilation air should not be less than the
manufacturer's recommendations.
d. The radiant ceiling panels should not be used in areas with
excessive internal latent heat gain. Example: Conference Rooms.
3. Heat Pump System: See Article 5, COOLING SYSTEMS.
3.4 TEMPERATURE CONTROL CRITERIA
The temperature controls shall be direct digital (DDC) type with
either electric or pneumatic operators for the control valves, air
terminal units, and control dampers. The controls shall be standalone
type. A dedicated engineering control center (ECC) shall be provided
to facilitate remote start/stop. Alternately, if feasible technically
and contractually, the controls shall be connected to the existing ECC
at the medical center.
A. ROOM TEMPERATURE CONTROLS:
1. The room thermostats shall have an adjustable dead band (6 C) to
reduce the use of the heating and cooling energy.
2. Except where the use of reheat is permitted to maintain room
temperature, the control system shall be designed to eliminate
simultaneous use of heating and cooling energy. Reheat is not
permitted in the interior spaces, however, provide a warm up cycle
for start up in the morning.
3. Individual Room Temperature Control: For the following spaces,
individual room temperature control shall be provided.
a. All corner exterior rooms.
b. All conference rooms.
c. Offices of directors, assistant directors, and chiefs.
d. All corridors.
4. Combined Room Temperature Control: The following spaces can be
grouped as one temperature control zone. It is recognized that
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