ANSI American Society of Sanitary Engineering 19000-2015 Hydronic Systems Professional Qualifications Standard.pdf

1、ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000 ASSE Board Approved: October 2015 ANSI Approved: October 2015 ASSE International An American National Standard Hydronic Systems Professional Qualifications Standard ii ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000 Professional Qualifications Standard Issued: October 2015ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI S

2、eries 19000 Professional Qualifications Standard i Issued: October 2015 Copyright Information iii Foreword v Professional Qualifications Standards Committee vi Series 19000 Working Group . vii Standard #19110 1 Solar Water Heating System Installer 110-1.1 Scope . 1 110-1.2 Purpose 1 110-1.3 Limitati

3、ons 1 110-1.4 Reference and Industry Standards and Codes 1 110-2.1 General Knowledge . 1 110-2.2 Product Knowledge . 2 110-2.3 Product Installation Knowledge 2 110-2.4 Documenting and Recording 3 110-3.1 Terminology 3 110-4.1 Certification of Solar Water Heating System Installers . 3 110-4.2 Recerti

4、fication of Solar Water Heating System Installers . 3 Standard #19210 4 Hydronic Heating and Cooling System Installer 210-1.1 Scope . 4 210-1.2 Purpose 4 210-1.3 Limitations 4 210-1.4 Reference and Industry Standards and Codes . 4 210-2.1 General Knowledge . 4 210-2.2 Product Knowledge . 5 210-2.3 P

5、roduct Installation Knowledge . 5 210-2.4 Documenting and Recording 6 210-3.1 Terminology 7 210-4.1 Certification of Hydronic Heating and Cooling Installers .7 210-4.2 Reertification of Hydronic Heating and Cooling Installers .7 Standard #19220 . 8 Hydronic Heating and Cooling System Designers 220-1

6、.1 Scope . 8 220-1.2 Purpose 8 220-1.3 Limitations 8 220-1.4 Reference and Industry Standards and Codes . 8 220-2.1 General Knowledge . 8 220-2.2 Product Knowledge . 9 220-2.3 System Design Knowledge . 9 220-2.4 Documenting and Recording 10 220-3.1 Terminology 10 220-4.1 Certification of Hydronic He

7、ating and Cooling Designers 11 220-4.2 Recertification of Hydronic Heating and Cooling Designers 11 Appendix A . 12 References and Abbreviations Appendix B 13 Vocabulary and Definitions TABle oF ConTenTS Hydronic Systems Professional Qualifications Standardii ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000 Professiona

8、l Qualifications Standard Issued: October 2015ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000 Professional Qualifications Standard iii Issued: October 2015 ASSE International Mokena, Illinois Copyright 2015 All rights reserved. Co PYRIGHT InFo RMATIon Neither this standard, nor any portion thereof, may be reproduced w

9、ithout the written consent of ASSE International. Organizations wishing to adopt or list any ASSE standard should print the ASSE standard number on the cover page first and in equal or larger type to that of the adopting or listing organization. Hydronic Systems Professional Qualifications Standardi

10、v ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000 Professional Qualifications Standard Issued: October 2015ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000 Professional Qualifications Standard v Issued: October 2015 Fo Re Wo Rd This foreword shall not be considered a part of the standard. However, it is offered to provide background info

11、rmation. ASSE International is dedicated to the preservation of public health and safety through the use of proper practices and approved materials. In 2014, the ASSE Board of Directors approved the development of a professional qualifications standard for hydronic system designers and installers du

12、e to the proliferation of hydronic systems being designed and installed in compliance with the Uniform Solar Energy and Hydronics Code. ASSE International has developed the voluntary consensus ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000, Hydronic Systems Professional Qualifications Standard. This unique standard s

13、eries contains the uniform minimum requirements for qualified installers and designers of hydronic heating and cooling systems, as well as for qualified installers of solar water heaters. This standard was developed in the spirit of ASSEs century-old motto, “Prevention Rather Than Cure.” The integra

14、tion of renewable fuel sources, such as solar and geothermal, requires that designers and installers be prepared to deliver energy-efficient systems that are safe to the public. People can become gravely ill and even die due to poor-performing systems. Designing and installing hydronic systems is a

15、tremendous responsibility and there are few second chances to do the job right. Certification to this standard will help ensure the safety of building occupants where this technology is being deployed, delivering comfort and efficiency using state of the art hydronic delivery systems. The Series 190

16、00 is now part of the ASSE International portfolio of professional qualifications standards, which includes ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 5000, Cross-Connection Control Professional Qualifications Standard, and ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 6000, Professional Qualifications Standards for Medical Gas Systems Perso

17、nnel. These standards protect the lives of people every day. This voluntary, consensus standard was promulgated in accordance with procedures developed by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). Hydronic Systems Professional Qualifications Standardvi ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000 Profession

18、al Qualifications Standard Issued: October 2015 d onald Summers Jr., ChairpersonUA Local 562St. Louis, MO Kenneth Borski UA Local 68 JACHouston, TX Philip CampbellUnited AssociationAnnapolis, MD laurence T . ColemanUA Local 597Mokena, IL d ana ColomboNational Inspection T esting & Certification (NIT

19、C)Metairie, LA Robert l. CrossUA Local 68 JACHouston, TX e dward l yczkoCleveland Clinic - RetireeCleveland, OH Matthew Marciniak (non-voting)International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO)Milwaukee, WI d ouglas MarianUA Local 78Los Angeles, CA Barry Pines, CPdC & R PlumbingSh

20、elby T ownship, MI Richard J. ProspalProspal Consulting Services Inc.Brunswick, OH d aniel RademacherPlumbing Code & Design ConsultingButte, MT Philip RoachMazzettiPortland, OR Kenneth SchneiderUnited Association ITFSt Louis, MO Jason ShankUA Local 55Cleveland, OH Jaime ValdiviaNational Inspection T

21、 esting & Certification (NITC)Los Angeles, CA Marianne Waickman (non-voting) ASSE InternationalMokena, IL ASSe PQ STAnd ARdS C oMMITTee Hydronic Systems Professional Qualifications StandardASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000 Professional Qualifications Standard vii Issued: October 2015 Mark A. eatherton, C

22、hairpersonRadiant Professionals Alliance (RPA)Denver, CO Kurt AlbershardtSouthwest Energy IntegratorsSilver City, NM Philip CampbellUnited AssociationAnnapolis, MD d an FoleyFoley Mechanical, Inc.Lorton, VA Scott Hamilton (Non-voting)ASSE International Mokena, IL Sherard JonesInternational Associati

23、on of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO)Mokena, IL Thomas laneECS Solar Energy SystemsGainesville, FL Warren l upsonAir Conditioning Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI)Arlington, VA Bill MelvinLegend ValveAuburn Hills, MI John RuhnkeJRs Comfortable HeatNorwalk, CT John SullivanUA Local

24、 1 Training CenterNew York, NY Steve SwansonUponorApple Valley, MN Mike TierneyAspen Solar, Inc.Aspen, CO Clay ThorntonThornton Plumbing and Heating, Inc. Midvale, UT Marianne Waickman (Non-voting)ASSE International Mokena, IL ASSe SeRIeS 19000 W o RKInG GR o UP Hydronic Systems Professional Qualifi

25、cations Standardviii ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000 Professional Qualifications Standard Issued: October 2015ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000 Professional Qualifications Standard 1 Issued: October 2015 ASSE SEriES 19000 StAndArd #19110 Professional Qualifications Standard for the Solar Water Heating Syste

26、m Installer 110-1.1 Scope This standard applies to the individual who installs and maintains solar water heating systems in accordance with the designers layout, specified component details and calculations, and manufacturers recommendations and requirements. 110-1.2 Purpose The purpose of this stan

27、dard is to provide minimum performance criteria, identified by industry consensus, for Solar Water Heater System Installers (herein referred to as the “installer”) to ensure compliance with the referenced standards in Section 110-1.4. 110-1.3 limitations This standard applies to installers only. Com

28、pliance with this standard in itself shall not constitute compliance with the requirements for a solar water heater system designer. Compliance with this standard in itself shall not constitute compliance with the requirements for a Hydronic Heating and Cooling Installer (ASSE 19210) or Hydronic Hea

29、ting and Cooling Designer (ASSE 19220). 110-1.3.1 This standard shall apply to installers of solar water heating systems, such as those identified in the Uniform Solar Energy and Hydronics Code, and other internationally recognized plumbing and mechanical codes. 110-1.4 Reference and Industry Standa

30、rds and Codes See Appendix A. 110-2.1 General Knowledge 110-2.1.1 The installer shall be able to identify and demonstrate knowledge of the applicable laws, codes, rules, listing agencies and regulations from the federal, state and local levels pertaining to the installation and maintenance of solar

31、water heating systems. 110-2.1.2 The installer shall be able to identify the proper procedures regarding compliance with all of the Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). 110-2.1.3 The installer shall be able to demonstrate knowledge of the following concepts: a) Commissioning b) Control functions c

32、) Cross-connection control d) Efficiency requirements e) Equipment standards f) Fluid distribution g) Freeze protection h) Industry standards i) Manufacturer specifications j) Over temperature k) Piping systems l) Safety m) Safety standards n) Seismic restraints o) Service and maintenance p) Site as

33、sessment q) Solar collection r) Solar water heating methods s) Sustainability t) System sizing u) System standards v) Thermal expansion w) Wiring layouts2 ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000 Professional Qualifications Standard Issued: October 2015 110-2.2 Product Knowledge 110-2.1.2 The installer shall be

34、 able to identify and describe the proper operating principles and performance characteristics of the various systems and identify the following components for each system: a) Air vents b) Collector mounting methods c) Collector types d) Control valves e) Controls f) Cross-connection protection g) E

35、xpansion tanks h) Flow indicators i) Hangers and supports j) Heat exchangers k) Heat transfer fluids l) Insulation m) Piping materials n) Pumps/circulators o) Safety valves p) Seismic restraints q) Sensors r) Storage tanks s) Tempering valves t) Water heaters u) Wiring 110-2.3 Product Installation K

36、nowledge 110-2.3.1 The installer shall be able to identify and describe the proper installation requirements for systems pertaining to: a) Collector orientation b) Collectors c) Controls d) Cross-connection protection e) Heat exchangers f) Heat transfer fluid g) Insulation h) Mounting systems i) Pip

37、ing and component support j) Piping joining methods k) Pumps l) Seismic restraints m) Sensors n) Site assessment o) Tanks p) Valves q) Wiring 110-2.3.2 The installer shall be able to describe the precautions and hazards associated with the following: a) Air removal b) Collector installation c) Contr

38、ols d) Cross-connections e) Pumps f) Safety 1. Collector safety 2. Electrical safety 3. Fall protection 4. Fire safety 5. Hazardous materials 6. Ladder safety 7. Lifting safety 8. Personal protective equipment 9. Safety plans and site hazard analysis 10. Scaffold safety 11. Tools and equipment 12. W

39、eather condition safety g) Seismic hazards h) Sensors i) Servicing j) Start up k) System cleaning l) System stagnation m) Temperature and pressure relief n) Thermal expansion o) Wiring 110-2.3.3 The installer shall be able to demonstrate knowledge of the following: a) Applicable codes and standards

40、b) Sustainability practices c) Water heating methods 110.2.3.4 The installer shall be able to identify the correct physical locations for the following: a) Appurtances b) Collectors c) Control valves d) Controls e) Hangers and supports f) Insulation g) Piping h) Pumps i) Safety valves j) Sensors k)

41、Tanks l) Tempering valvesASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000 Professional Qualifications Standard 3 Issued: October 2015 110-2.4 d ocumenting and Recording 110-2.4.1 The installer shall have knowledge of the following documentation: a) Acceptance forms b) Design drawings, including written directions and s

42、pecifications c) Instructions on inspecting, testing and maintaining systems d) Manufacturers warrantees e) Manufacturers installation instructions f) Manufacturers specifications g) Required calculations h) Required plans i) Site assessments 110-3.1 Terminology The installer shall be able to demons

43、trate a working knowledge of the applicable terminology listed in Appendix B. 110-4.1 Certification of Solar Water Heating System Installers All candidates for certification shall meet all of the following criteria: 110-4.1.1 A minimum of four (4) years of documented practical experience in the inst

44、allation and maintenance of piping systems. 110-4.1.2 Successful completion of a minimum 40-hour training course encompassing all aspects of ASSE Standard 19110 and the Uniform Solar Energy and Hydronics Code. 110-4.1.3 Successfully pass a written exam encompassing all aspects of ASSE Standard 19110

45、 and the Uniform Solar Energy and Hydronics Code. The written exam shall be a minimum of 100 questions with a passing grade of at least 75%. 110-4.1.4 Certification to this standard shall be through a nationally recognized third-party certification agency. 110-4.1.5 Certification shall be for a thre

46、e (3) year period. 110-4.2 Recertification of Solar Water System Installers All candidates for recertification shall meet all of the following criteria: 210-4.2. 1 Possess a current, valid ASSE 19110 certification. 210-4.2.2 Successful completion of a minimum 8-hour training course encompassing all

47、aspects of ASSE Standard 19110 and the Uniform Solar Energy and Hydronics Code, or equivalent continuing education as determined by the certifier. 210-4.2.3 Successfully pass a written exam encompassing all aspects of ASSE Standard 19110 and the Uniform Solar Energy and Hydronics Code. The written e

48、xam must be a minimum of 25 questions with a passing grade of at least 75%. 210-4.2.4 Certification to this standard shall be through a nationally recognized third-party certification agency. 210-4.2.5 Certification shall be for a three (3) year period. 4 ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 19000 Professional Qu

49、alifications Standard Issued: October 2015 ASSE SEriES 19000 StAndArd #19210 Professional Qualifications Standard for the Hydronic Heating and Cooling System Installer 210-1.1 Scope This standard applies to the individual who installs and maintains hydronic-based heating and cooling systems in accordance with the designers layout, specified component details and calculations, and manufacturers recommendations and requirements. 210-1.2 Purpose The purpose of this standard is to provide minimum performance criteria, identified by industry consensus, for Hydronic Heating and Coolin