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Engineered Systems, March, 2001 by Ron Wilkinson
AND DON'T FORGET...
No matter what boiler arrangement you use for your next hydronic project, remember that commissioning the project adds quality from start to finish. The commissioning authority (CA) should confirm that the owner and engineer understand the boiler application and have mutually agreed upon the approach. In checking the design the CA will further assure that the installation meets local and state code requirements and provides the O&M staff with the space they need to maintain the boilers.
The CA will confirm that the correct control sequence has been programmed and the boilers work as required. Finally, commissioning sees that the O&M staff is trained to operate and understand the boilers. This ensures a long and efficient life for your modular boiler system.
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Wilkinson is engineer for the State of Montana Architecture and Engineering Division.
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