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Description
This is the second of a 4-part webinar series on the
commissioning of campus utility systems. Part 2 describes the role of the
commissioning provider (CxP) in the design, procurement, installation, and
performance testing of campus chilled water (CHW) systems.
Commissioning the chillers, cooling towers, pumps and campus
chilled water distribution system is a key requirement during the design,
construction, and start-up of campus central utility services. The size and
complexity of these systems requires early participation of the CxP and
continued involvement throughout the project.
Part 2 addresses what to look for during the commissioning
design review, the submittal review process, and the installation of the campus
equipment and systems. This includes a focus on the distribution and tie-in
requirements for campus buildings and utility users.
This segment also touches upon the CxP’s responsibilities
during functional and integrated system testing, and how commissioning can
assure the system meets the design requirements and performance criteria.