Six-Step HVAC Maintenance Recovery: (A step-by-step guide to energy optimization, comfort improvement and indoor air quality.) 9781502764980

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Автор: Olson Tom
Название: Six-Step HVAC Maintenance Recovery: (A step-by-step guide to energy optimization, comfort improvement and indoor air quality.)
ISBN: 9781502764980
Издательство: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Классификация: ISBN-10: 1502764989
Обложка/Формат: Paperback
Страницы: 186
Вес: 0.25 кг.
Дата издания: 06.01.2015
Язык: English
Размер: 229 x 152 x 10
Поставляется из: США
Описание: With a degree in engineering, developing a step-by-step process for HVAC energy optimization, comfort improvement and indoor air quality, for existing schools and commercial buildings, came naturally for this HVAC service and building automation contractor. With 35 + years experience in the industry, the author, Tom Olson, is convinced that over 75% of all HVAC maintenance requirements are simply keeping all system components clean, dry and lubricated. Further, no one is better capable of providing those services, at the lowest possible cost, than well-trained in-house personnel. However, the authors experience is that most buildings are accomplishing less than 50% of all necessary services. The purpose of this book is to help in-house personnel, and their managers, better operate their facilities. The building block system suggested to optimize HVAC energy consumption, comfort and indoor air quality, is a simple six-step process:1.Fix whats brokenIts impossible to provide the desired efficiency, comfort and indoor air quality with broken or damaged equipment. If its broken, it should be on a priority list for repair or replacement. This book will help you better understand what to look for and why the repairs are important.2.Clean whats dirtyDirt and debris are your HVAC systems biggest enemies. It causes premature equipment failure, inefficiencies, and indoor air quality related problems. Tom grew up in a family restaurant. His dad wouldnt go to be until the kitchen was clean. So, when he joined the HVAC industry, the filth that he found was shocking How can these systems possibly operate efficiently with all that dirt? Well, they cant. This book spends a great deal of time talking about getting, and keeping, HVAC systems clean, including specific recommendations on air filters.3.Change methods of operations made possible, because the equipment is no longer broken and dirtyBuilding maintenance staff will be more productive, and efficient, when given the knowledge, and the time, to operate a facility free of broken and dirty equipment. Often times, however, theyve never had an opportunity to operate a building free of such deficiencies. Methods of how to cover up for such deficiencies frequently just get passed from generation to generation. This book will help break that chain of events. 4.Temperature control system revisionsEnergy efficiency, comfort improvement and indoor air quality are not mutually exclusive terms. It is not necessary to sacrifice one to have the other two. Current, antiquated control sequences are often the root cause of preventing success in these areas. It is important to utilize proven, modern control sequences to eliminate simultaneous cooling and heating, including simultaneous atmospheric cooling and heating. If your mixed air temps are always 55 F, or 60 F, youre providing costly, uncomfortable sequences of operation. ASHRAE has discouraged it since 1975 Its time to stop. This book can help.5.Install new technology hardwareIn the hands of the right technician, there are few control sequences that pneumatic temperature control systems cant accomplish. The problem is, those technicians are few and far between. It is frequently in your best, long-term interest to replace defective equipment, instead of investing in repairs of old, antiquated equipment. This applies to more than just pneumatic controls. Old boilers are another example of old equipment that have outlived their effectiveness. In many instances, there are new, unique and often low-cost equipment solutions. This book will share many ideas with you.6.Implement preventive maintenance routines Preventative maintenance is an area that should be incorporated throughout the six-step process. A good schedule of preventative maintenance is one of the most important factors in managing time and financial resources. Again, this book will help your in-house maintenance personnel become more self-sufficient.

Six-Step HVAC Maintenance Recovery: (A step-by-step guide to energy optimization, comfort improvement and indoor air quality.), Olson Tom