1 | Check and Adjust Calibration | Begin by verifying the calibration of all sensors involved in the test, especially the discharge airflow sensors and pressure transducers in the AHU. Calibration issues can lead to inaccurate readings that cause the system to deviate from the setpoint. If any sensors are found to be out of calibration, recalibrate them according to the manufacturer's specifications before rerunning the test.
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2 | Inspect VAV and AHU Components | Examine the physical condition of the VAV box and associated AHU components. Check for any signs of damage or wear that could affect performance, such as stuck dampers, leaks in the ductwork, or malfunctioning actuators. If any issues are found, perform the necessary repairs or replacements. Ensure all components are clean and free from obstructions that could impair airflow. |
3 | Review System Configuration and Sequencing | Evaluate the VAV box programming and configuration settings. Confirm that the airflow setpoints, sequence durations, and stabilization times are correctly set according to the operational requirements. Adjust the control sequences if needed to ensure they align with the current operational strategy and performance expectations. It may also be helpful to consult with a control specialist to optimize the sequence of operations for better performance. |