TE 10.1 - Boiler Tune-Up Form.xlsx
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- Solicitation number
- W5168W23R0004
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Department of the Army
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This document contains a boiler tune-up form and instructions for completing tune-ups of boilers. The form requires information on the boiler, the inspector, and records of completing specific tune-up procedures such as inspecting the burner and flame pattern, checking the air-to-fuel ratio control system, optimizing carbon monoxide emissions, and measuring CO and O2 levels before and after the tune-up. Inspectors must check boxes to indicate when each procedure is finished and note any corrective actions taken. Requirements include inspecting and cleaning burners, adjusting flames according to manufacturer specifications, ensuring air-fuel ratio systems are calibrated and functioning, optimizing CO emissions per manufacturer specifications, and recording CO and O2 measurements before and after the tune-up on a wet or dry basis.
The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation for base operation support services at Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona. The solicitation number is W5168W23R0004 and is issued by the Department of the Army. No further details are provided on required services, response dates, or other salient information.
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Sheet1
| TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 10.1 |
| BOILER TUNE-UP FORM |
| RECORD OF GENERAL BOILER INFORMATION |
Date:
Reporting Period:
Boiler Inspection:
Reporting Period:
Boiler Emission Unit IDa:
| Tune-Up Conducted By: |
| Please Print |
RECORD OF TUNE-UP PROCEDURES (§63.11225(c)(2) and (§63.11223(b)(6)(i) and (ii))
Check the applicable box when the procedure is completed. If the procedure does not apply to you, indicate 'not applicalbe' or 'NA' in the comments column.
| Requirement | Description | Inspector Comments/ Corrective Actions Taken | |
| Inspect the burnerb | Clean or replace any components of the burner, as necessary |
Inspect the flame pattern Adjust the burner as necessary to optimize the flame pattern. The adjustment should be consistent with the manufacturer's specifications, if available.
Inspect air-to-fuel ratio control system Ensure system is calibrated and control system functioning properly, if such a system is installed on the boiler.
Optimize emissions of carbon monoxide (CO) Optimize emissions consistent with the carbon monoxide (CO) manufacturer's specifications, if available.
| Measure CO and O2 levels in exhaust, before and after tune-upc | Parameter | Before | After |
| Basis (wet or dry) | |||
| CO (ppmv) | |||
| O2 (% by volume) |
| a. Use the boiler emission unit ID consistent with the ID provided in the Initial Notification Report. | |
| b. You may delay the burner inspection until the next scheduled unit shut down, but you must inspect each burner at least | |
| once every 60 months. | |
| c. Measurements may be made on either a dry or wet basis, as long as it is the same basis before and after the tune-up | |
| adjustments are made. CO concentration measurements must be made in units of parts per million by volume (ppmv). | |
| Oxygen (O2) concentration measurements must be made as per cent by volume. |
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