Heating Systems. The central boiler plant consists of biomass fired boilers and gas fired hot water boilers, together with the associated piping and pumps. The boiler installation is sized to meet 120% of the base building load. A constant temperature heating circuit with two variable volume pumps serves the fan coil units. Capped outlets are provided from the flow and return heating water risers for extension to the heating coils in each fan coil unit serving the perimeter of the building provided as part of the works covered by the Category ‘A’ Specification. Entry or exit points from staircases or exit corridors to the exterior are provided with electric heaters.
Heating Systems. Is heat supplied to all finished rooms? ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ Unknown Comments: Is the system in operating condition? ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ Unknown Comments:
Heating Systems. (i) The New Tower Building will be heated by finned tube heating elements, within a custom architectural enclosure located at the base of the façade wall of each office floor. The system will be fed by supply and return loops serving water risers at the perimeter columns and will be piped in a reverse return arrangement.
(ii) Hot water for the office heating systems will be generated via two (2) sets of steam-to-hot water shell-and-tube heat exchangers and matching circulating pumps. The average operating supply water temperature will be 180 degrees Fahrenheit with a 20 degree Fahrenheit temperature differential, and will be automatically reset via an outdoor air thermostat.
Heating Systems. This is an all electric building with an electric resistant type heating.
1. Floors Mezzanine thru 7, 32-33 and 47 floor will be heated by electric baseboard radiation located around the exterior curtain wall. Radiation provided under electrical section.
2. The exterior curtainwall on floors 8 thru 31 and 34 thru 46 will be heated by fan powered VAV terminal units with electric resistant heat. All boxes are part of tenant fitout.
3. Electric resistance heat will be provided at each air handling units intake air plenums.
4. Electric infrared heaters at loading docks and garage entrance ramp and other areas will be provided as required. Infrared heaters provided under Electrical.
Heating Systems. 3.4.1 Taking into account all factors likely to affect the internal environment of the buildings, including business operations, and subject to any specific temperature requirements applicable to particular parts of the buildings (such as computer rooms), the heating systems in the buildings will, at all times, be capable of meeting the minimum temperature requirements referred to below.
3.4.2 The Contractor will maintain suitable controls to facilitate the heating systems proper and efficient operation.
3.4.3 The minimum temperature requirement is 18.5 °C within one hour after the commencement of Normal Working Hours, unless otherwise agreed in writing and incorporated into the Method Statement for the relevant Facility.
3.4.4 The Contractor shall also undertake such operations including inhibitor dosing, cleaning of strainers, and the like so as to protect the system from corrosion and other damage.
Heating Systems. 4.27.1 Taking into account all factors likely to affect the internal environment of the buildings, including business operations, and subject to any specific temperature requirements applicable to particular parts of the buildings (such as computer rooms), the heating systems at the buildings will, subject to its design capacity, at all times, be capable of meeting the minimum temperature requirements.
4.27.2 The Contractor will maintain suitable controls to facilitate the heating system's proper and efficient operation.
4.27.3 The minimum temperature requirement is 18.5 ºC within one hour after the commencement of normal working hours, unless otherwise agreed in writing and incorporated into the Method Statement for the relevant building.
Heating Systems. 9.1 THe inspector sHall:
A. inspect:
1. readily accessible components of installed heating equipment.
2. vent systems, flues, and chimneys.
3. fuel storage and fuel distribution systems.
B. describe:
1. energy source(s).
2. heating method(s) by distinguishing characteristics.
3. chimney(s) and/or venting material(s).
4. combustion air sources.
5. exhaust venting methods (naturally aspiring, induced draft, direct vent, direct vent sealed combustion).
9.2 THe inspector is NOT required to:
A. inspect:
1. interiors of flues or chimneys.
2. heat exchangers.
Heating Systems. (a) A home inspector shall observe and describe condition of all of the following within a perma- nently installed heating system: equipment and distribution systems.
Heating Systems. (a) Tests shall be performed in accordance with MC 1011.
(b) Inspections shall be provided to verify compliance with the approved construction documents (BC 1704.23).
Heating Systems. Condenser Pads
