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<br />4 HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING (HVAC) SYSTEMS <br /> <br />Cooling for the first floor office area is provided by one air cooled DX split unit (F-1 & CU-1). LP gas fired <br />furnace is provided in F-1 for heating. Part storage and computer room cooling are provided by separate <br />air cooled DX split unit F2/CU2 & F3/CU-3. Outdoor make up air serving the vehicle storage bay is <br />supplied thru one indoor LP gas fired heating only make up air unit at mezzanine floor. Main heating for <br />vehicle storage space is provided by four LP gas fired radiant heaters. <br /> <br />MAKE UP AIR MUA-1 <br />OUTDOOR PROPANE TANK <br /> <br />Vehicle CO exhaust is provided by two CO exhaust fans. In addition restroom and shop/vehicle storage <br />space exhaust is provided by exhaust fans. The HVAC equipment is controlled by time clock and individual <br />standalone controls. Most of the time clock controls for the central equipment was manually overridden <br />to allow the equipment to run continuously. There is no Building Automation System (BAS). <br /> <br />5 LIGHTING SYSTEMS <br />The building lighting types are listed in Table 4. There is no overall building lighting control system for <br />automatically shutting down lights based on time of day or other controls. There are occupancy sensors <br />only in the shower rooms as well as some cycle timers. There are limited areas with large windows, except <br />the service bay which provide an opportunity for daylight harvesting there. There are several areas under <br />lit due to fixture with poor or no optics. Many areas do not take advantage of ceiling reflectance to <br />increase the light levels. Also dull and non-reflective finishes reduce the lighting effectiveness. <br /> <br />The existing parabolic fixtures are less optically efficient than other fixtures. Figures 12 and 13 shows <br />some of the elements of the lighting system located in the SRE building. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ASHRAE LEVEL 1 ENERGY AUDIT SRE BUILDING 16 <br /> <br />
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