Project #4 - AHU Life Extension Project
Project #4 - AHU Life Extension Project
Scope of Work:
Completed Pre-Demolition Testing:
- Provide labor to perform a total air flow traverse of SU-1.
- Record baseline airflow measurements prior to any demolition or modification work.
Demolition and Disposal:
- Disconnect and remove the existing fan section from SU-1.
- Properly dispose of all removed components in accordance with local regulations and jobsite protocols.
Equipment Procurement:
- Supply and deliver the specified ECM Fan Array as detailed in the Equipment List.
Installation of New EC Fan Assembly:
- Provide all labor and materials to install the new EC fan assembly into the existing SU-1 air handling unit.
- Ensure proper mechanical integration and alignment with existing ductwork and structural supports.
Controls Installation:
- Furnish and install premium control system compatible with EC fan operation.
- Provide and install EC whips and control dampers as required for full system functionality and integration.
On-Going Project Photos
Completed Projects Photos
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