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ARS Export Supply / Little St. James
Dehumidification Control
Description -
The existing facility is receiving a new air-cooled chiller to handle temperature and
dehumidification for the facility library and temperature for the island manager's
office; the island mangers office will also receive a zero flow damper to stop air flow
when temperature is satisfied. EMSBD has been asked to provide DDC mechanical
control hardware and sequencing to accomplish said control parameters.
Proposed Solution -
EMSBD will provide a Small Building Controller and a Universal Unitary Controller
8s (both manufactured and warranted by HI Solutions, Inc.) to accomplish
aforementioned control sequencing. The newly installed DDC system will control:
chiller supply water temperature, chiller start/stop enable, chiller demand limit -
via dry contact closure on chiller proprietary controls.
The DDC system will control the island managers office temperature via analog
control output to damper actuator (actuator provided by others) through analog
output voltage / current signal from DDC. The damper adjustment will control
airflow and subsequently temperature. Airflow will be set to a minimum adjustment
to make certain that there is always fresh air in the space. The office temperature
will be averaged with the library temperature (taking the active humidity value) to
provide chill water setback temperature. Ambient air temperature adjustment for
the island manger's office will be provided through web based interface and local
access through wall-mounted temperature adjustment module in the office.
The DDC system will control temperature and dehumidification in the library
through the adjustment of the chiller supply water temperature and cycling of the
strip heaters in the supply air duct. If available, air handler blower speed will be
controlled via analog output signal from DDC. If the owner provided chiller has
BACnet IP access available, the DDC system will provide available BACnet points and
statuses via web-based interface.
A web-based graphical users interface will be provided via the DDC small building
controller. The GUI will be customized for the users specific needs. Coordination
with the facility network administrator will be required to integrate the GUI into the
network. It is highly recommended that a VPN/VNC access be configured for short-
term use; this access would enable EMSBD to remotely assist in/troubleshoot
system issues with quick response times.
EMS by Design, tic • 6110 Cedorcrest RoadSuite 350 #275 • (770)542-9114
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Sequencing of mechanical equipment PID loops will be 'tuned' while onsite
installation is taking place, Although a target of 50/55% humidity is the goal, facility
structure may come into play e.g., constant volume air handlers with fixed outside
air, etc. EMSED will qualify and commission finished installation with ARS (and a
representative of the owner if requested).
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All work to be performed within this scope is software based or specific to low voltoge termination on u CLASS II
suck It is assumed that permitting is not necessary therefore it will not be covered within the scope ofthis proposal. ifit is
determined Not permitting is necessary, allpermitting costs will be billed
Installation of cabling will be completed per NEC and local code
Accommodations and transportation costs while ante are not included within the scope of this proposal; arrangements for these
expenses have been mode with ARS
Shipping earnfor equipment are not included within the scope of this proposal; arrangements have been modeler these expenses
with ARS
EMS by Design, LW • 6110 Cedorcrest Rood Suite 350 #275 • (770) 542-9114
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EFTA00612233
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