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Commercial boilers and chillers
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A boiler or chiller assessment should begin with the asset list, capacity, load profile, operating sequence, controls, pumps, heat-rejection or combustion systems, water treatment, maintenance history, safety devices, efficiency data, redundancy, and critical downtime limits. Scope and qualifications must match the equipment and fuel or refrigerant involved. Ask for measured findings, documented deficiencies, and a clear boundary between maintenance and corrective work.
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