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This document is a technical specification schedule for HVAC equipment and systems, presented as equipment schedules with detailed performance parameters and operational requirements.
The document contains five primary equipment schedules: Air Handling Unit Schedule, Energy Recovery Unit Schedule, Boiler Schedule, Split System Air Conditioning Unit Schedule, and Air-Cooled Chiller Schedule. The Air Handling Unit specifies a block B HTG unit with 25,000 CFM capacity, 1000 RPM maximum, and includes requirements for external static pressure, variable volume units with maximum face velocity of 550 FPM, chilled water based on 42°F EWT/54°F LWT, and control valve configuration. The Energy Recovery Unit details summer design conditions at 80°F DB/73°F WB with 5480 CFM capacity and includes specifications for filters, energy recovery wheels, and exhaust configurations with maximum 0.2" WG exhaust size. The Boiler Schedule lists two units (B-1-1 and B-1-2) with 10 and 500 MBH output respectively, operating at 125 PSI efficiency with hot water specifications. The Split System Air Conditioning Unit Schedule covers five indoor units (SSAC-1 through SSAC-5) ranging from 425 to 1900 BTU/h capacity with cooling specifications and variable frequency drive requirements. The Air-Cooled Chiller Schedule specifies a unit with 95-ton capacity and 10°F approach temperature. All schedules include detailed notes addressing capacity limitations, external static pressure exclusions, maximum variable volume specifications, control valve types, electrical drawings references, and operational parameters such as ambient temperature requirements and refrigerant specifications.
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