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Functional Performance Testing of Your HVAC System Brains

Functional Performance Testing (FPT) is the process of putting the Direct Digital Control (DDC) system through its paces by manipulating every possible condition the HVAC controls and equipment will...

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Functional Performance Testing of Your HVAC System Brains: Part 2

In Part 1 of this blog post series, I discussed the process and reasoning behind why it is important to do functional performance testing (FPT) on your building HVAC system. I also provided examples of...

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The Importance of Equipment Accessibility in Buildings

Throughout the commissioning process, we often find issues with accessibility to equipment, whether it be a heat pump above a ceiling grid or an air handler in a mechanical room. Accessibility to all...

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Functional Performance Testing Done Right: Details Matter

Introduction End users of a building want to inhabit a space that provides, among other things, a comfortable environment with respect to ventilation and thermal comfort.  Thermal comfort is typically...

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On Building Commissioning, Quality and the Software Industry

The software business and the commercial construction industry wouldn’t seem to have a lot in common. Just start with the workers: geeks in cubes versus people in hard hats and steel-toed boots. But...

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Common Pre-Functional Testing Checks

Pre-Functional testing is a vital step in the commissioning process, where issues can be identified and corrected during equipment installation.  It is important to catch issues at this phase in the...

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