Temperature Controls. Discharge air temperature from the heating coils and reheat coils shall be independently controlled. Discharge air temperature sensors shall control the leaving air temperature from the HVAC unit heating coils. Zone thermostats shall control the discharge temperature from the reheat coils. Variations in temperature within each control zone, and between zones, shall not exceed 40F, with the temperature measured from a reference point 1’ inside of any exterior wall to the center of the building. The temperature variation from the floor to a height of 30” for any employee work station (either conventional desk or systems furnishings cubicle) shall not exceed 20F. Testing shall be made when the exterior temperature has reached a daily low of 200F or more for 2 days.
Temperature Controls. Variations in temperature within each control zone, and between zones, shall not exceed 40F, with the temperature measured from a reference point 1’ inside of any exterior wall to the center of the building. The temperature variation from the floor to a height of 30” for any employee workstation (either conventional desk or systems furnishings) shall not exceed 20F. Testing shall be made when the exterior temperature has reached a daily peak of 800F or more for 2 days.
Temperature Controls. All hydrol- ysis reactions shall be carried out at 25 § 796.3500 °C (±1 °C) and with the temperature controlled to ±0.1 °C.
Temperature Controls. A. The parties acknowledge the vital importance of the correctional education system in the Departments of Corrections and the Youth Authority. To maintain the effectiveness of this system, it is necessary to develop and implement policies that are conducive to maintaining and promoting the health/safety of the teachers, minimizing physical discomfort and maximizing educational opportunity for students in these programs.
Temperature Controls. No tenant shall tamper with or adjust temperature control thermostats in its premises or elsewhere in any building. Landlord shall adjust thermostats as required to maintain the building standard temperatures.
Temperature Controls. Discharge air temperature from the heating coils and reheat coils shall be independently controlled. Discharge air temperature sensors shall control the leaving air temperature from the HVAC unit heating coils. Zone thermostats shall control the discharge temperature from the reheat coils. The Large Conference Room shall be on its own thermostat. Variations in temperature within each control zone, and between zones, shall not exceed 4 degrees, with the temperature measured from a reference point one foot inside of any exterior wall to the center of the building. The temperature variation from the floor to a height of 30 inches for any employee work station (either conventional desk or open space modular furniture) shall not exceed 2 degrees. Testing shall be made when the exterior temperature has reached a daily low of 20 degrees or more for two days. Controls of the Perimeter Heating System shall be coordinated with the HVAC Heating and Reheat System.
Temperature Controls. All hy d r ol- y s i s r e a c t io n s s h a ll be c a rr ied o u t a t 25 °C (±1 °C) a n d wi t h t h e t e m pe r a t ur e co n t r olled t o ±0.1 °C.
Temperature Controls a. Adjust, inspect and repair temperature control equipment, including thermostats, automatic control valves, and automatic damper motors.
Temperature Controls. The primary district water temperature varies according to outdoor temperature; therefore, the temperature on the secondary side must also be reset from the outdoor/indoor temperature controller. The secondary side temperature must be kept as low as possible to keep the coil flow close to design figures and to optimize the operation conditions for the control valves. A stand-alone or a network controller can monitor outdoor temperature and reset the building loop temperature. This technique will reduce energy costs while maintaining comfortable interior temperatures. The controller for the control valve shall have an interface that is easy to read and to set, so the set points that can be easily checked by the building engineer or customer. The controller must be able to communicate the control valve positioning and secondary side supply and return temperatures back to the DES.
Temperature Controls. 1. Manual reset type to control fuel burning system to prevent boiler water temperature from exceeding safe system water temperature.
