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    The document outlines an alarm schedule and control strategies for an HVAC system, including maintaining supply air temperature through modulation of cooling and heating coils, controlling humidity levels through the cooling coil, and modulating supply fan speed to maintain constant airflow. It describes maintaining setpoints for temperature, humidity, and airflow and going into alarm for issues like low mixed air temperature.

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    The document outlines an alarm schedule and control strategies for an HVAC system, including maintaining supply air temperature through modulation of cooling and heating coils, controlling humidity levels through the cooling coil, and modulating supply fan speed to maintain constant airflow. It describes maintaining setpoints for temperature, humidity, and airflow and going into alarm for issues like low mixed air temperature.

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    The document outlines an alarm schedule and control strategies for an HVAC system, including maintaining supply air temperature through modulation of cooling and heating coils, controlling humidity levels through the cooling coil, and modulating supply fan speed to maintain constant airflow. It describes maintaining setpoints for temperature, humidity, and airflow and going into alarm for issues like low mixed air temperature.

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    The document outlines an alarm schedule and control strategies for an HVAC system, including maintaining supply air temperature through modulation of cooling and heating coils, controlling humidity levels through the cooling coil, and modulating supply fan speed to maintain constant airflow. It describes maintaining setpoints for temperature, humidity, and airflow and going into alarm for issues like low mixed air temperature.

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    Control Strategies HVAC Systems:

    General Alarm Schedule HVAC

    HVAC Plant System Type Alarm Level


    Sr.
    Item Description
    No. AI AO DI DO M C CA GA
    1 Supply Fan speed Control x x x
    2 Supply Fan On/Off Control x x
    3 Supply Fan Status x x x
    4 Pre Filter Photohelic / Magnehelic Gauge x x x
    5 Secondary Filter Photohelic / Magnehelic Gauge x x x
    6 HEPA Filter Photohelic Gauge x x x
    7 Supply Fan flow meter x x x
    8 Mixed Air Temperature x x x
    9 Supply Air Temperature x x x
    10 Low Temp Alarm x x x
    11 Return Air Temperature x x x
    12 Fresh Air Damper x x
    13 Return Air Damper x x
    14 Cooling coil control valve x x
    15 Heating coil Control valve x x
    16 Re-Heater Control Valve x x
    17 Return Air Humidity Detector x x x
    18 Supply Fan vibration Detector x x x
    19 Supply Fan smoke detector x x x
    20 Heat Recovery Supply out Temperature
    21 Dehumidifier RH Detector
    22 Heat Recovery Winter operation Frost Control
    23 Humidifier RH Detector
    24

    Control Description:

    # Plant Operation:

    1. On Plant operation , fresh air dampers and recirculation dampers should be completely
    open.
    2. On normal plant shutdown , supply fan should be off and dampers should be closed.
    3. In the event of mix air temperaure drops below set value ( or 5 ° C ) , alarm should go off
    and system shall be closed.
    4. All control valves should be closed on plant shutdown.

    # Temperature Control:
    1. The supply air temparture should be maintained by modulation in series of the cooling coil
    control valve and heating coil control value.
    2. The supply air temperature set point should be adjusted to ensure that that the reheat
    control valve output is minimized.

    # Humidity Control:

    1. The return air humidity should be maintained at the required set point by providing override
    control of the cooling coil control valve.
    2. Cooling coil control valve to achieve dehumidification.

    # Fan Speed Control:

    1. The supply fan speed should be modulated to maintain a constant supply airflow rate to the
    dictates of the fan mounted air flow measuring device.
    2. When required to operate , the supply fan run status should be confirmed to start and run
    at a varibale speed as dictated by fan speed control loop.

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