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- FY26 Wallace Creek BEQ Chiller Repairs
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This document is a series of equipment specification schedules for HVAC systems and related components, revised September 3, 2009. The schedules provide detailed specifications for terminal units, split system air conditioning units, sound attenuators, unit heaters, pumps, and fans, along with associated performance requirements.
The Terminal Unit Schedule specifies multiple fan-powered series units with capacities ranging from 200 to 800 CFM maximum, varying hot water coil ratings, and outlet sizes of 3/4 inches, with notes indicating capacity is based on 95°F exit air for FPS units. The Split System Air Conditioning Unit Schedule lists indoor and outdoor unit pairings with cooling capacities ranging from 12,000 to 28,500 BTU/h, rated at specified conditions with minimum efficiency requirements and interconnecting wire specifications. The Sound Attenuator Schedule provides insertion loss performance data across frequency ranges from 125 to 4000 Hz for various configurations. The Unit Heater Schedule details cabinet surface-mounted and inline heater specifications with capacities from approximately 24,000 to 180,000 BTU/h, identifying mounting requirements and electrical characteristics. The Pump Schedule specifies primary and secondary pump configurations with varying horsepower ratings and head pressures. The Fan Schedule provides CFM ratings, pressure requirements, and motor specifications for different fan applications. All schedules include notes addressing installation requirements, differential pressure limitations, refrigerant line specifications, wiring interconnections, and references to electrical drawings for equipment characterization.
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