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This document contains a spreadsheet listing ongoing energy and maintenance issues for heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems across various buildings at a medical facility.

The spreadsheet details over 190 issues including dampers stuck open or closed, variable frequency drive failures, temperature control problems causing simultaneous heating and cooling. It assigns each a priority level for health and safety or energy conservation, and proposed resolutions such as actuator, damper or unit replacements, control system reprogramming. Accompanying the list is a federal contract opportunity for repairs to HVAC systems at the West Roxbury Veterans Affairs campus in Massachusetts, seeking solutions for the issues outlined. The solicitation comes from the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 1 and is of type Solicitation, with response and award dates unspecified.

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MIL Energy

Issue No.Survey
DateBuildingEquipment
TypeEquipment
NameEquipment LocationArea ServedComponentIssue
DescriptionIssue Type
(per CTS)ResolutionPriorityStatusComments
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162/17/213 - OutpatientAHUAC-112B-106ResearchDamper, OAOA damper is stuck open at all times. When unit was shut down BAS showed OA damper closed. The damper did not physically move. The actuator not responding. Damper stuck open during shutdown can cause burst coils. (Damper Issue)HVACReplace actuator properly and test actuator for normal damper operation.1 - Health & SafetyOpen
2711/16/203 - OutpatientBASAC-3GB-111Clinic/ AdmittingAHUThe BAS displays the OA damper open 23%, CHW valve open 100%, OA temperature below the SA temperature setpoint, MA temperature 13.5˚F above MA temperature setpoint. OA damper should open more. (SOO Issue)BAS/EMCSUpgrade BAS sequence of operations3 - Energy ConservationOpen
342/16/213 - OutpatientAHUAC-41C-117Pathology ServiceDamper, OAOA Damper stuck open at all times. Did not close when unit was shut down. Did not modulate when directly commanded by BAS. Damper stuck open during shutdown can cause burst coils. (Damper Issue) (Unit Replacement)HVACReplace the unit1 - Health & SafetyOpen
652/17/2121 - ResearchAHUAHU-2 & EAHU-2RoofBuilding 21Damper, OAOA damper linkage is broken. Actuator responds to BAS. Damper stuck open. Damper stuck open during shutdown can cause burst coils. (Damper Issue)HVACReplace OA damper linkage1 - Health & SafetyOpen
1412/19/212 - Patient CareAHUS-4A-401Patient RoomsDamper, OAOA Damper stuck 20% open at all times. Did not close when unit was shut down. Did not modulate when directly commanded by BAS. Damper stuck open during shutdown can cause burst coils. (Damper Issue)HVACReplace Actuator properly and test actuator for normal damper operation1 - Health & SafetyOpen
1582/17/211 - Patient CareAHUSpinal AHU-1Roof outside 2B-115Spinal CordFan, ReturnReturn fan VFD is set to in hand. Does not work. (VFD Issue) (Unit Replacement)Electric Motors and DrivesReplace the unit4 - Facility ImprovementOpen
1616/3/211 - Patient CareAHUCT AHU-3Outside of GC-111CT Equipment Room GB104Fan, SupplyUnit lacks a variable frequency drive on the supply fan. VFDs reduce the energy used by the fan by lowering the fan speed as less air is required. (VFD Issue)Electric Motors and DrivesInstall a VFD and test for normal operation.3 - Energy ConservationOpen
1626/3/211 - Patient CareAHUDietetics AHU-12C-117DieteticsFan, SupplyUnit lacks a variable frequency drive on the supply fan. VFDs reduce the energy used by the fan by lowering the fan speed as less air is required. (VFD Issue) (Unit Replacement)Electric Motors and DrivesReplace the unit3 - Energy ConservationOpen
1636/3/211 - Patient CareAHUDietetics AHU-2KitchenDieteticsFan, SupplyUnit lacks a variable frequency drive on the supply fan. VFDs reduce the energy used by the fan by lowering the fan speed as less air is required. (VFD Issue) (Unit Replacement)Electric Motors and DrivesReplace the unit3 - Energy ConservationOpen
1646/3/211 - Patient CareAHUGI Clinic RTU-1Roof outside 2B-115GI ClinicFan, SupplyUnit lacks a variable frequency drive on the supply fan. VFDs reduce the energy used by the fan by lowering the fan speed as less air is required. (VFD Issue)Electric Motors and DrivesInstall a VFD and test for normal operation.3 - Energy ConservationOpen
1656/3/212 - Patient CareAHUAngio RTU-1Roof between Bldg 1 & 2AngioFan, SupplyUnit lacks a variable frequency drive on the supply fan. VFDs reduce the energy used by the fan by lowering the fan speed as less air is required. (VFD Issue)Electric Motors and DrivesInstall a VFD and test for normal operation.3 - Energy ConservationOpen
1676/3/212 - Patient CareAHULocomat RTU-3Roof between Bldg 1 & 2LocomatFan, SupplyUnit lacks a variable frequency drive on the supply fan. VFDs reduce the energy used by the fan by lowering the fan speed as less air is required. (VFD Issue)Electric Motors and DrivesInstall a VFD and test for normal operation.3 - Energy ConservationOpen
1686/9/211 - Patient CareBASMRI AHUGB-177MRIAHUWhile the unit is in heating mode the hot water valve is open 100% and the chilled water valve is open 40%. Chilled water valve should be locked out when unit is heating. (Heating and Cooling Issue)BAS/EMCSReprogram BAS temperature controls3 - Energy ConservationOpen
1706/9/212 - Patient CareBASOR-6 AHU-1BPenthouse RoofOR-6AHUtrends show heating capacity is greater than zero when the unit is cooling. Heating should be locked out when unit is cooling. (Heating and Cooling Issue)BAS/EMCSReprogram BAS temperature controls3 - Energy ConservationOpen
1746/9/213 - OutpatientAHUAC-2GA-157Exam RoomsPerformanceWhile the unit is in cooling mode the chilled water valve is open 100% and the steam valve is open 100%. Steam valve should be locked out when unit is cooling. (Heating and Cooling Issue)BAS/EMCSReprogram BAS temperature controls3 - Energy ConservationOpen
1938/24/2120 - ResearchBASAHU-4BOutside, Ground LevelEast Section Building 20AHUTrends show cooling capacity is greater than zero when the unit is heating. Cooling should be locked out when unit is heating. (Heating and Cooling Issue)BAS/EMCSReprogram BAS temperature controls3 - Energy ConservationOpen

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