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    Facilities Standards For The Public Buildings Service: November 2010

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    This document provides standards for HVAC components in facilities for the Public Buildings Service. It specifies requirements for supply air temperature and moisture levels to prevent duct condensation. Fan systems must meet power requirements in ASHRAE standard 90.1-2007. Cooling and heating coils must be copper and designed to minimize moisture carryover. UV lights must be installed downstream of cooling coils in air handlers to prevent microbial growth. Air filters must be provided and meet standards for particulate removal.

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    Facilities Standards For The Public Buildings Service: November 2010

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    This document provides standards for HVAC components in facilities for the Public Buildings Service. It specifies requirements for supply air temperature and moisture levels to prevent duct condensation. Fan systems must meet power requirements in ASHRAE standard 90.1-2007. Cooling and heating coils must be copper and designed to minimize moisture carryover. UV lights must be installed downstream of cooling coils in air handlers to prevent microbial growth. Air filters must be provided and meet standards for particulate removal.

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    This document provides standards for HVAC components in facilities for the Public Buildings Service. It specifies requirements for supply air temperature and moisture levels to prevent duct condensation. Fan systems must meet power requirements in ASHRAE standard 90.1-2007. Cooling and heating coils must be copper and designed to minimize moisture carryover. UV lights must be installed downstream of cooling coils in air handlers to prevent microbial growth. Air filters must be provided and meet standards for particulate removal.

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    Facilities Standards For The Public Buildings Service: November 2010

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    This document provides standards for HVAC components in facilities for the Public Buildings Service. It specifies requirements for supply air temperature and moisture levels to prevent duct condensation. Fan systems must meet power requirements in ASHRAE standard 90.1-2007. Cooling and heating coils must be copper and designed to minimize moisture carryover. UV lights must be installed downstream of cooling coils in air handlers to prevent microbial growth. Air filters must be provided and meet standards for particulate removal.

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    P100

    Facilities Standards
    for the Public Buildings Service,

    U.S. G E N E R A L S E R V I C E S A D M I N I S T R A T I O N ,

    November 2010,
    MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
    5.8 HVAC Components

    Supply air must be no lower than 10 C (50 F) dew point moisture carryover. Heating coils must be selected at or
    temperature and 11 C (52 F) dry bulb temperature to below 3.8 m/s (750 fpm) face velocity.
    prevent condensation on the duct surfaces.
    Drains and Drain Pans,
    Supply, Return, and Relief Air Fans, Drain pans must be made of stainless steel, insulated,
    Fan system power requirements that comply with the and adequately sloped and trapped to ensure drainage.
    values obtained from Table 6.5.3.3.1A in ASHRAE Overflow connections must be provided and connected to
    Standard 90.1-2007, must be the basis for the design the sanitary or storm line in accordance with the prevailing
    of AHUs. The performance of the fans must be tested code. Drains in draw-through configurations must have
    in accordance with AMCA Standard 210. Fans must be traps with a depth and height differential between inlet
    selected on the basis of the system power and sound and outlet equal to the design static pressure plus 25 mm
    power requirements for full-load and part-load conditions. (1 in.) minimum.
    Fan motors must be sized so they do not run at overload
    anywhere on their fan operating curves. Fan operating UV-C Emitters/Lamps,
    characteristics must be checked for the entire range of flow UV-C Irradiation: Ultraviolet light (C band) systems must
    conditions. Fan drives must be selected for a 1.5 service be incorporated in all AHU containing cooling coils. The
    factor, fan shafts must be selected to operate below UV-C lamps must be installed downstream of the coils
    the first critical speed, and bearings must be selected and above the condensate pans. UV-C systems must be
    for a minimum rating of 120,000 hours. A variable designed for the minimum irradiance required to prevent
    frequency drive (VFD) must be provided for each fan the growth of microorganisms. Ozone concentrations in
    motor and located within the mechanical equipment room the discharge air from the UV-C system must not exceed
    for the AHU. Metering devices for determining energy 50 ppb (see Section 5.3). Systems must be specifically
    consumption data for each fan motor must be provided manufactured for this intended use. Safety interlocks must
    that are capable of transmitting the data to the central BAS. be provided on all access panels/doors. AHUs large enough
    for personnel entry must contain a provision for the deacti-
    Cooling and Heating Coils, vation, isolation, and locking out of the system power
    Individual finned-tube cooling coils must be between six source in addition to safety interlocks provided. One or
    and eight rows with at least 2.1 mm between fins (12 fins more sight glasses must be located to allow maintenance
    per inch), to ensure that the coils can be effectively and personnel to safely determine lamp operation.
    efficiently cleaned. Dehumidifying coils must be selected
    for no more than negligible water droplet carryover beyond Filters and Filter Sections,
    the drain pan at design conditions. All hot water heating Air filtration must be provided in every air-handling
    and chilled water cooling coils must be copper tube and system. Air-handling units must have a pre-filter and
    copper finned materials. Equipment and other obstructions a final filter, each located upstream of the cooling and
    in the air stream must be located sufficiently downstream heating coils. The filter media must be fabricated so that
    of the coil so that it will not come in contact with the fibrous shedding does not exceed levels prescribed by
    water droplet carryover. Cooling coils must be selected ASHRAE Standard 52.2-2007. The prefilters must have
    at or below 2.5 m/s (500 fpm) face velocity to minimize a MERV of 8, and the final filters must have a MERV of

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