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17s <br /> It is likely that .the lowest cost electricity available from Duke power will be from their OPT commercial <br /> rate schedule , which is a Time- Of- Use electric rate . The least expensive natural gas service would be a <br /> brokered gas contract . This type of service is available to larger volume natural gas users . It is not clear <br /> at this time whether the new aquatic center would require enough annual natural gas use to allow the <br /> Town to negotiate a brokered natural gas contract . <br /> 7 . Water heating <br /> The potential water heating loads are pool water heating , shower use , other domestic hot water use , <br /> And space heating for all areas . High efficiency, direct fired , gas water heaters are a popular energy <br /> efficiency choice for aquatic centers . This type of heater has steady state efficiencies as high as 97 % . <br /> 8 . Automatic shut off valves for showers <br /> Low flow shower heads will ' be required by Volume X . Shower energy and water use often runs very high <br /> in pool facility because showers are often left running after use . Motion sensing or timed switches can <br /> be used to minimize wasted energy and water use due to this behavior pattern . <br /> 9 . Pool water treatment <br /> When water evaporates from indoor pools , water treatment chemicals that are used to chlorinate the <br /> water enter the breathing air . To maintain acceptable indoor air quality for the staff and . pool users , large <br /> amounts of outdoor air are brought into the building to dilute these air borne chemicals . This often <br /> amounts to two-to-three air changes per hour of outdoor air exchange . Current water treatment <br /> technology should be reviewed to determine if code approved options are available to reduce pool <br /> chemical use or4 to use alternative systems. Treatment options should be considered that will result in <br /> maintained indoor air quality at reduced outdoor air ventilation rates . <br /> BUILDING COMMISSIONING <br /> Commissioning is a quality assurance process that oversees the conception , design and installation of <br /> building systems . Its purpose is to insure that the completed building meets the design intent and <br /> requirements of the owner. Successful commissioning includes the preparation of manuals and training <br /> of operational and maintenance personnel . The result should be fully operational systems that can be <br /> properly operated and maintained throughout the useful life of the building . <br /> This evaluation initiates a building energy commissioning process for the potential new aquatic facility. <br /> Commissioning efforts will need to be continued through the design , . bid processing , construction , start- <br /> up phases and in the firsf year of building operation . <br /> The most important commissioning goals for this project include . <br /> • Clearly. establishing the design intent " of the owner. One of the key ' issues will be ' balancing ' . <br /> manual versus automatic building components for pool covers ; energy ' management and <br /> daylighting controls . Manual systems cost less to install but require skilled operators . <br /> • Selecting the optimum package of energy and renewable features to invest in . An objective <br /> evaluation will be required to compare the performance , operating , maintenance and useful life <br /> factors of competing features . <br /> • Envelope construction of the natatorium : Regular site inspections Will be required to insure the <br /> thermal , moisture and air barriers are meticulously installed . <br /> • Equipment start up oversight : This will involve days of field work . making sure that individual and <br /> combined pool and space . conditioning • equipment and controls. work as designed and respond <br /> faithfully to automatic and manual control changes . <br />
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