Commissioning & Air Balancing
Commissioning is how you prove a facility does what it was designed to do. Our process tests, verifies, validates and documents every system, and air balancing is at its core: measuring and adjusting airflow until each space receives the air it was designed for.
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The commissioning process
Commissioning plan
Scope, responsibilities, test procedures and acceptance criteria agreed up front.
Set-up & installation review
Verifying equipment is installed to specification before it is started.
Change control
Every deviation captured, reviewed and reflected in the record.
Pre-start-up & start-up
Structured procedures for bringing each system on line safely.
Air balancing
Testing, adjusting and balancing airflow and pressure relationships to design values.
Integrated systems testing (IST)
All systems exercised together, including power loss and failover scenarios.
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Turnover
Operator training
Hands-on training so your staff can run what was built.
MOPs & SOPs
Methods of procedure and standard operating procedures written for your site.
As-built documentation
An accurate record of the systems as installed and tested.
Air balancing, explained
Design airflow, verified at every outlet.
Testing, adjusting and balancing (TAB) measures the air actually delivered by fans, ducts and outlets, then adjusts dampers and drives until every space gets its design airflow and the right pressure relationships hold between rooms. It is the step that turns installed equipment into a system that performs, and the evidence that it does.
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Talk to us about commissioning.
Describe the facility, the problem or the project. You'll hear back from the people who do the work, not a sales rep.
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- (928) 486-5732
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- Military & government, Data centers, Healthcare, Education, Industrial & utility, Hospitality