Attachment D.xlsx

This is an HVAC equipment inventory attachment for Francis Marion University (FMU) located in South Carolina, documenting comprehensive heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems across multiple campus buildings and facilities. The document catalogs equipment specifications including manufacturers, model numbers, serial numbers, installation years, capacities, and physical locations for numerous campus structures including athletic complexes, performing arts centers, dormitories, academic buildings, dining facilities, libraries, and administrative offices. The inventory encompasses diverse HVAC equipment types including air handling units (AHUs), condensers, heat pumps, boilers, chillers, fan coil units, variable air volume (VAV) boxes, cooling towers, air compressors, and associated pumping and control systems distributed across at least 30 distinct campus sites and buildings constructed between 1970 and 2019.

The inventory reveals significant deferred maintenance challenges and replacement needs across the FMU campus. Numerous systems dating from the 1970s and 1980s remain in operation, with many utilizing obsolete pneumatic controls and R-22 refrigerant no longer permitted under EPA regulations. The document notes that multiple dorm buildings constructed in 1986 contain approximately 180 fan coil units with obsolete pneumatic valve systems, approximately 127 small split systems in 1983-era apartments with roughly 20 replacements completed (some using prohibited R-22), and over 50 fan coil units in 1971-era Stokes building requiring replacement. The chiller plant alone is projected to require approximately $500,000 in capital expenditures over the next five years for chiller rebuilds and replacements, with cooling towers and underground piping systems also identified as requiring upgrades. Current maintenance challenges are compounded by the need to replace pneumatic controls system-wide across large buildings and address underground air, hot water, and chilled water piping concerns.