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  • Model:

  • Reason for Visit:

  • Client:

  • Site:
  • Serial Plate Information:

  • Barkell Manufacturing Order No.

  • Unit model

  • Unit reference

  • Unit serial number

  • Date of Visit:

  • Engineer / Company:

  • Additional Personnel:

Risk Evaluation

Risk Evaluation

  • Housekeeping:<br>Practice good housekeeping in the workplace. ... Is the workplace clear from hazards that may cause incidents, including tripping on loose objects in walkways, being hit by falling objects, and slipping on wet or dirty surfaces.<br>

  • Hand Tools:<br>Are all hand tools undamaged and fit for purpose?

  • Power Tools:<br>Power Tools:<br>All power tools are undamaged and fit for purpose?<br>All safety guards are in place?<br>Correct PPE is to be worn at all times (safety glasses, gloves etc.)

  • Electrical:<br>All are works either: <br>• Confined to the secondary (24v) side of the transformer?<br>• Mains / power supplies are made safe in accordance with the ‘KCL Guidance on Safe Isolation Procedures’.

  • Working at Heights:

  • Fibreglass only. Metal & wood ladders prohibited:

  • Condition:<br>Are all ladders Industrial strength?<br>Are rungs in good shape? (rungs must have non-slip tread, cannot be bent or loose, must be clean, dry, free of oil).<br>Are feet in good shape? (Feet must not be bent or damaged, must have non-slip tread, must be clean and dry, oil free, and work properly)

  • Purpose:<br>Are step ladders being used as per the instructions.<br>Use only industrial ladders with minimum load rating of 120kg in a work place.<br>Step ladders maybe used for light maintenance work for short periods of time. Must not exceed 15 mins per task.

  • Has the tower been erected by a PASMA certified member of staff?

  • Is the Scafftag displayed and in date?

  • Are the guard rails, toe boards, brakes locked and outriggers (if required) in position?<br>Is the tower set to the correct height?

  • Additional Comments:

  • IF ANY "NO" BOX HAS BEEN CHECKED WORK SHALL NOT PROCEED.

Pre Commissioning Checks

PRE COMMISSIONING CHECK – HEAT RECOVERY UNITS

  • Check units installed in correct layout and in accordance to the IOM instructions

  • Check units supported correctly and securely to the ceiling with the in-built support brackets and integrated AV’s in place

  • Check unrestricted access space to the unit and no obstructions for servicing

  • Check all mechanical ancillaries (duct transitions, dampers, attenuators, etc.) correctly installed and connected to the unit or the ductwork

  • Check no apparent damage, penetrations or incorrectly fitted components on the external surfaces of the unit

  • Check no apparent internal damage to surfaces, components or cabling

  • Check internal cleanliness of surfaces, filters, fans and that no remains of the packaging or foreign objects lodged inside the unit

  • Check filters are in place and correctly fitted

  • Check fan impeller rotates freely

  • Check unit code matches the specification

  • Check ductwork in place and correctly fitted, sealed, insulated and supported

  • Check condensate removal system is in in place (pump, trap) correctly fitted, tightly connected and installed in accordance with the IOM

PRE COMMISSIONING CHECK – AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

  • Confirm all areas supplied by the unit have grilles and diffusers in place (fully open if adjustable)

  • Confirm all air distribution system volume control and isolation components are fully open (volume control dampers, VAV terminals, shut off dampers, etc.)

PRE COMMISSIONING CHECK – WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

  • Check all piping in place and properly supported

  • Check all sensors, valves, pumps, actuators in place and installed correctly

  • LTHW water available (if required)

  • Chilled water available (if required)

PRE COMMISSIONING CHECK – ELECTRICAL WORKS

  • Check correct mains power supply available to all units and wiring in accordance to the wiring diagrams

  • Check all controls ancillaries (sensors, valves, pumps, actuators, etc.) installed correctly and connected to the unit control panel

  • Check all controls ancillaries have the correct power supply

  • Check all external sensors (room, duct) installed correctly and connected to the unit

  • Check all remote or standalone items supplied are installed, wired and fully functional

  • Check controls wiring has been completed in accordance with the circuit diagram(s) and connections are tight

  • Check remote control panel connected to the unit with correct communication cabling

Commissioning

1 COMMISSIONING – INITIAL CHECKS

  • 1.1 Control panel connected with com. cable

  • 1.2 Initial setup

  • 1.3 Control panel errors
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2 COMMISSIONING – FUNCTIONAL CHECKS

2.1 Fans – Performance

  • Supply Fan - 50%

  • m³/h

  • Pa

  • Supply Fan - 100%

  • m³/h

  • Pa

  • Extract Fan - 50%

  • m³/h

  • Pa

  • Extract Fan - 100%

  • m³/h

  • Pa

  • 2.2 Bypass damper – check operation OK

  • 2.3 Electric pre – heater (if included) – check operation OK

  • 2.4 Electric post – heater (if included) – check operation OK

  • 2.5 Shut-off damper (if installed) - check operation OK

  • 2.6 Motorized water valve (if installed) - check operation OK

3 COMMISSIONING – CALIBRATION

  • 3.1 Maximum performance returned during calibration

  • m³/h

  • Pa

4 COMMISSIONING – RUNNING CHECKS

  • 4.1 Supply Fan Performance

  • m³/h

  • Pa

  • 4.1 Extract Fan Performance

  • m³/h

  • Pa

  • 4.3 Duct Pressure Loss

  • Supply Fan

  • Pa

  • Extract Fan

  • Pa

  • 4.4 Temperature

  • T-EXT1 FA

  • T-EXT2 SA

  • T-EXT3 SA

  • T-INT1 RA

  • T-INT2 RA

  • 4.5 Inlet water temperature (if applicable)

  • T-EXT1 FA

  • 4.6 Return water temperature (if applicable)

  • T-EXT1 FA

5 COMMISSIONING CONTROLS PARAMETERS

  • 5.1 Indoor quality sensor

  • 5.2 Indoor quality sensor boundaries

  • Minimum - ppm

  • Maximum - ppm

  • 5.3 Airflow control mode

  • 5.4 Temperature sensor

  • 5.4 Calibration

  • Airflow - m³/h

  • ESP - Pa

  • 5.5 Set-point supply air temperature

  • °C

  • 5.6 Minimum supply air temperature

  • °C

  • 5.7 Maximum supply air temperature

  • °C

  • 5.8 BOOST mode

  • 5.9 BOOST mode airflow

  • %

  • 5.10 BOOST mode set point temperature

  • °C

  • 5.11 BOOST mode time

  • Min

  • 5.12 TRICKLE mode

  • 5.13 TRICKLE mode airflow

  • %

  • 5.14 TRICKLE delay

  • Min

  • 5.15 FREE COOLING

  • 5.16 FREE COOLING annual period start

  • 5.17 FREE COOLING annual period stop

  • 5.18 FREE COOLING daily period start

  • 5.19 FREE COOLING daily period stop

  • 5.20 FREE COOLING airflow

  • %

  • 5.21 AIRFLOW OFFSET

  • 5.22 AIRFLOW OFFSET

  • %

  • 5.23 Minimum bypass temperature

  • °C

  • 5.24 FIRE airflow

  • %

Special Requirements / Comments

6 SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

  • 6.1 Fit Spare Filters after Commissioning

  • Additional Requirement

7 REMARKS – ENGINEERS COMMENTS

    Note:
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