1 UN PLAZA, 17TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10017

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DRAWING LIST
Drawing Title
G000.00
Cover Sheet
X
G001.00
General Information Sheet
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G002.00
PME Specifications - 1
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G003.00
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G004.00
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39th FL
45th Street
FIRE PROTECTION
1st Avenue
1 UN PLAZA, 17TH FLOOR
NEW YORK, NY 10017
GENERAL INFORMATION FOR ALL TRADES
2nd Avenue
United Nations Development Programme
OFFICE SPACE RENOVATION
Issues / Revisions
Issued For Bid / LL Review
3/26/2014
ID
17th FL
44th Street
SP001.00
Fire Protection Information & Details
X
SP010.00
Fire Protection Riser Diagram
X
SP101.00
17th Floor Sprinkler Plan
X
1st FL
KEY PLAN
Scale: NTS
N
VERTICAL PLAN
Scale: NTS
This Drawing Is The Property Of DLB Associates Consulting Engineers, PC. It Was Prepared Exclusively For This Particular Project And Is Limited To This Project Only. Unauthorized Reproduction Or Other Use Of These Drawings Or Ideas Is Prohibited.
MEP CONSULTANT
PLUMBING
AERIAL RENDERED IMAGE
KEY PARTICIPANTS & THEIR ROLES
DOCUMENT ORGANIZATION
Owner
Drawing Organization
P001.00
Plumbing Notes And Riser Diagrams
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dlb associates
P101.00
17th Floor Plumbing Plan
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One Penn Plaza, Suite 2601, New York, NY 10119
1 UN PLAZA
Contact: Daniel Kwashie
Tel: (212) 906-5116
Mechanical / Electrical / Plumbing Engineer
DLB Associates, PC
One Penn Plaza, Suite 2601
New York, NY 10119
Contact: John Dunne - Project Manager
Tel: (646) 381-6742
Montroy Andersen DeMarco
99 Madison Avenue, 14th Floor
New York, NY 10016
Contact: Daniel Terebelo
Tel: (212) 481-5900
General (G Series)
Fire Protection (SP Series)
Plumbing (P Series)
Mechanical Demolition (MD Series)
Mechanical (M Series)
Fire Alarm (FA Series)
Electrical (E Series)
Mechanical Information Sheet
MD100.00 17th Floor Demolition Plan - Phase 1
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MD101.00 17th Floor Demolition Plan - Phase 2
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17th Floor Mechanical Part Plan & Section Phase 1
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M102.00
17th Floor Mechanical Part Plan & Section Phase 1
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M103.00
17th Floor Mechanical Plan - Phase 2
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Drawing Sequence
M301.00
Mechanical Details
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1.
M302.00
Mechanical Details
X
M303.00
Mechanical Schedules
X
M304.00
Mechanical Control Diagram
X
Within Each Trade, Drawings Start With Overview "Big Picture" Information, Then
Plan Views, Followed By All Other Pertinent Information. Where Effective,
Supplemental Information Is Included Directly On The Plan View Drawings To
Improve The Reader's Understanding.
SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANT
X
M101.00
Architect
Miscellaneous
FIRE ALARM
1.
The Terms 'Sheet', 'Plan', And 'Drawing' Are Used Interchangeably.
2.
3.
SITE LOCATION
4.
FA001.00
Fire Alarm Information Sheet
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For Items That Are Plans, Details, And Other Graphic Items, Titles Are At The Bottom
Of The Item Described. For Items That Are Predominately Text Such As Schedules,
Titles Are At The Top Of The Item Described.
FA101.00
17th Floor Fire Alarm Plan
X
Shading Of An Area Often Is Used To Emphasize An Area To The Reader. Some Of
The Possible Purposes Of This Emphasis Can Be:
ELECTRICAL
E001.00
Electrical Information Sheet
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A.
Identify Major Pieces Of Equipment
E101.00
17th Floor Lighting Plan
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B.
Defining A Topics Boundary Without Conflicting With Other Linework
E102.00
17th Floor Lighting Fixture Schedule
X
C.
Help To Emphasize The Existence Of A Part Plan Of The Area
E201.00
17th Floor Power Plan
X
D.
Differentiate Line Work In Congested Areas
E401.00
Electrical Panel Schedules
X
Printing Of The Plans Is Often Reduced, So A Graphic Scale Is Provided On Each
Sheet.
How Notes Are Used
1.
General Notes Are One Or More Notes In List Form Which Are Not Indicated
Specifically On A Plan, Section, Elevation, Or Detail.
2.
Key Notes Are Used In Lieu Of Standard Notes Where They Improve Readability, Key
Notes Are Gathered Together And Listed Collectively On The Drawings On Which
They Are Located.
PROJECT LOCATION
Addenda & Revisions
Some Addenda And Revisions Are Identified On The Drawings Using A
In The Triangle Links To The Revision Block In The Title Block Section.
Sometimes The Most Recent Change Is Clouded
Clarity.
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To Provide Increased
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DLB Project Manager:
John Dunne
MECHANICAL
The Primary Organization And Order Of The Project Drawing Set Is Determined By The
Trade. The Preface Letter(s) Of The Drawing Name Indicates The Trade.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
NYC
DLB Project ID: 63124
DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
M001.00
United Nations Development Programme
One United Nations Plaza
New York, NY 10017
CONSULTING ENGINEERS, P.C.
2014
PROJECT INTRODUCTION
AREA OF WORK
BACKGROUND ON CERTAIN DECISIONS
The Following Is A Brief Summary Of The Project In Order To Help The Reader Quickly Gain A
Sense For The Work To Be Performed. This Is Not Intended To Be All Inclusive.
The Following Provides Some Context And History Regarding The Decision Making That Has
Occurred On The Project To Date. This Section Is Intended To Help The Reader Understand
Why One Solution Was Implemented Instead Of Another.
Project Description
1.
1.
The Project Consists Of The Renovation Of Approximately 6,700 Square Feet Of General
Office Space.
Drawings Were Coordinated With The United Nations Development Programme And The
Architect.
AREA OF WORK
NIC
Scope Of Work Overview
APPLICABLE CODES AND REFERENCES
95'
The Following Is A Brief Scope Of The Work For This Project (Not Intended To Be All Inclusive):
General
2.
Systems To Be Modified: Fire Protection, Plumbing, Fire Alarm Devices, Lighting,
Receptacles, Electrical Power And HVAC.
EAST 44TH STREET
Fire Protection
1.
2.
3.
Demo And Cap The Existing Sprinkler Piping And Remove The Existing Sprinkler Heads As
Indicated On Drawing.
2.
3.
2.
New Plumbing Piping Shall Be Provided For All New Plumbing Fixtures In The New Pantry
Area. For New Pantry Fixtures And Equipment, Refer To Arch. Specification.
Plumbing Contractor Shall Provide The Following New Plumbing Equipment As Indicated
On Drawings (Other Pantry Fixtures And Equipment See Arch. Specs):
A.
New Floor Drain
B.
New Water Filter
C.
New Electric Instantaneous Hot Water Heater
The Following Statements Are Intended To Clearly Raise Some Of The Most Important Issues
That Will Likely Have An Impact Upon The Project.
Communication
1.
2.
Phase 1 Work Will Involve The Following:
C.
A Ceiling Mounted Air Conditioning Units (WSHP) Will Be Provided For Supplemental
Cooling To The Large Conference Room And For The Three Small Conference Rooms.
The Existing Perimeter VAV Terminal With Hot Water Heat Located At The Large
Conference Room To Remain. The Associated Air Distribution Along The Perimeter
Wall Will Be Modified To Have A Better Temperature Control To The Space. This
Terminal Device Will Provide The Necessary Ventilation Space To This Space.
New VAV Terminal Unit Will Be Provided Serving The Three New Conference Rooms
For Providing The Necessary Ventilation Requirements.
1.
B.
The Corner Zones Of The Facility Will Be Modified And New VAV Terminal Units With
Hot Water Heat Will Be Provided. New Air Distribution Ductwork Will Be Installed
And Branch Ductwork Will Be Reconnected To Existing Linear Diffusers To Remain.
All Existing Pneumatic Thermostat Will Be Replaced With New. Each Existing And New
VAV Terminal Units Will Be Controlled By Its Own Thermostat. Existing Pneumatic
Lines To Be Re-Used And Replaced If Defective.
Lighting Fixtures Will Be New, Reused, Or Demolished And Returned To The Landlord's
Representative As Indicated On Drawings. Lighting Fixtures And Controls Shall Be Installed
As Indicated On Drawings.
Where Indicated, Existing Receptacles And Telecommunication Outlets In Area Of Work
Shall Be Demolished. Where Indicated On Drawings, Power Circuiting Shall Be Extended
To New Receptacle / Furniture Feed Locations. New Furniture Feeds and Receptacles Shall
Be Provided As Indicated On Plan Drawing.
Submittals (Shop Drawings) Shall Be Provided For Each Piece Of Purchased Equipment.
Ensure Thoroughness And Accuracy Of The Submittals. The Contractor Shall Provide A
Stamp On The Shop Drawings Stating That They Conform To The Specifications.
Long Lead Items Must Be Ordered Promptly To Ensure Timely Deliveries.
3.
All Work Must Follow The Proposed Layout Shown In The Construction Drawings. Change
Orders Will Not Be Authorized So All Estimates Must Be Very Specific.
4.
1.
2.
Before Submitting Their Bid, The Contractor Shall Visit The Job Site And Examine And
Fully Acquaint Themselves With The Existing Job Conditions, Paying Particular Attention
To The Location Of Existing Water Mains, HVAC Units, Ductwork, Panel Boards,
Transformers Etc. The Contractor Shall Furnish And Install All Supports, Hangers, Boxes,
Ductwork, Piping Or Panels As Required, By Trade, And Shall Perform Demolition And
Modification Work As Required, To Make A Complete And Operable System Without
Additional Cost To Owner.
Contractor Shall Arrange And Pay For All Permits, Certificates, Inspections, Etc. And Pay
All Fees Levied By State, Local And Municipal Authorities Having Jurisdiction Over Work
Done Under This Contract.
3.
Each Contractor / Subcontractor Shall Coordinate His Work With All Other Contractors
And Field Conditions.
4.
Any Work By Any Party As A Result Of Failure To Familiarize Himself Or Coordinate Work
Is The Responsibility Of The Contractor And Shall Be Provided At No Cost To The Owner.
5.
All Contractors / Subcontractors Shall Verify Requirements Of Owner-Supplied Items.
6.
Make Final Connections And Perform Startup Of Equipment For Complete And
Operational Building Upon Completion.
7.
Make Every Attempt To Ensure Thoroughness And Accuracy Of The Submittals. If Shop
Drawings Are Not Approved Following A Maximum Of Two (2) Reviews, The Contractor /
Subcontractor Will Be Backcharged For The Engineer's Effort.
3.
Existing Panelboard Loads Shall Be Measured As Per Notes On E401.
4.
Boxes and Raceways with Pull Wire Shall Be Provided For New Telecommunication And
Security System. Telecommunication And Security Systems Shall Terminate In New IT
Closet.
Limitations On Downtime
New Panelboard Shall Be Provided As Per Drawings.
1.
A Schedule Of Interruptions / Shutdowns Shall Be Submitted To The Owner A Minimum
Of Two Weeks Prior To Any Anticipated Interruption Of Service. Each Interruption Shall
Be Approved By The Owner Before Any Interruption Is Permitted.
2.
Other Portions Of The Building Will Be Occupied Throughout Construction. Coordinate
All Disconnections And Interruptions Of HVAC, Electrical Service, Fire Alarm And Fire
Protection With The Property Manager And Owner.
3.
Furnish Floor Wide Fire Watch During Any Fire Alarm Or Sprinkler Service Interruptions.
5.
1. Building/Dwelling:
Fire Alarm
1.
Notification Device Layout Has Been Designed To Reflect Revised Partition and Furniture
Layout In Area Of Work.
2.
New Smoke Detectors Have Been Placed In Elevator Lobby And Electric Closet.
3.
Existing System Is Non-Addressable Type. All New Devices Shall Tie Into Existing Fire Alarm
System. New Devices Shall Indicate As Devices Located On 17th Floor.
4.
New Notification Devices Shall Be White.
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3. Plumbing:
4. Mechanical:
2008 New York City Building Code
(Including All Supplements & Amendments To Date)
2008 New York City Fire Code (FDNY Regulations)
2002 NFPA-13 (Sprinklers)
2000 IFC (New York State Uniform Fire Prevention Building
Code,Title 19)
1st FL
KEY PLAN
Scale: NTS
2008 New York City Plumbing Code
(Including All Amendments To Date)
And NYC & NYS 2010 Energy Codes
2011 New York City Energy Conservation Code (NYCECC)
6. Electrical:
2011 New York City Electrical Code
7. Fire Alarm:
2008 New York City Fire Code
2008 New York City Plumbing Code
2008 New York City Fuel Gas Code
2008 New York City Mechanical Code
2.
Provide Seismic Bracing And Anchoring Of Mechanical, Fire Protection, Plumbing, And
Electrical Equipment In Accordance With The NYC Building Code.
Summer Outdoor Design Conditions
Summer Indoor Design Conditions
Winter Indoor Design Conditions
Outside Air Ventilation Design Air Quantity Will Be Provided As Required By The New
York City Mechanical Code.
Air Filtration
1.
30% Cleanable Filters
Energy Compliance
1.
John Dunne
Ventilation
1.
DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
Relative Humidity 50%
Winter Outdoor Design Conditions
Scale: NTS
Seismic Requirements
The Design And Application Of Seismic Restraints Shall Be In Accordance With Those
Listed In The NYC Building Code.
VERTICAL PLAN
dlb associates
BASIS OF DESIGN
1.
N
MEP CONSULTANT
2008 New York City Mechanical Code (And All Amendments To
Date)
5. Energy:
17th FL
44th Street
NYC
All Work Shall Be Performed During Normal Hours.
Contractors' Responsibilities
Electrical
2.
All Work Shall Be Performed In Accordance With Applicable Codes Such As:
Coordinate The Location And Orientations Of All Equipment With Other Trades.
2.
Phase 2 Work Will Involve The Following:
A.
The Architect, Engineer And Building Owner Shall Be Notified Immediately Upon
Discovery Of A Problem Or Conflict. Contractor Shall Promptly Identify One Or More
Proposed Solutions But Shall Not Proceed Until So Authorized.
45th Street
Construction
Mechanical Work Scope Shall Be Done In Two Phases. The Contractor Shall Submit A
Separate Construction Cost For Each Phases.
B.
1.
Applicable Codes And References
2. Fire/Life Safety:
SPECIAL EMPHASIS, CONCERNS, & LIMITATIONS
Plumbing Contractor Is Responsible For Field Verification Of All Existing Conditions And
New Piping Tie-In Locations.
A.
3.
39th FL
Sprinkler Contractor Is Responsible For Complete Survey And Verification Of Existing
Sprinkler Piping & Shall Provide Hydraulic Calculation In Accordance With Design Criteria.
Mechanical
1.
17TH FLOOR KEY PLAN
New Pendent Concealed Sprinkler Heads Shall Be Provided For Full Protection Of The17th
Floor Area As Indicated On Drawings.
Plumbing
1.
175'
Entire Installation Shall Comply With All Local And State Codes And Other Authorities Having
Jurisdiction.
1st Avenue
The Existing MP Utility Services Will Be Utilized Or Updated As Necessary To Accommodate
The Installation.
2nd Avenue
1.
1ST AVENUE
General
To The Best Of My Knowledge, Belief And Professional Judgement, These Plans And
Specifications Are In Compliance With The New York City Energy Conservation Code.
2014
Bid / Proposal
2.
1.
These General Specifications Are To Be Read And Adhered To By Each Contractor. Items
Are Loosely Categorized By Trade, But This Does Not Limit The Responsibility Of The
Contractor To Any Single Category.
1.
All Applicable Codes, Laws And Regulations Governing Or Relating To Any Portion Of This
Work Are Hereby Incorporated Into And Made A Part Of These Specifications.
Their Provisions Shall Be Carried Out By The Contractor Who Shall Inform The Owner,
Prior To Submitting A Proposal, Of Any Work Or Material Which Violates Any Of The
Above Laws And Regulations.
Substitutions
Installation
1.
2.
Protect All Equipment From The Weather And Damage At All Times During Shipment,
Storage And Construction.
CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION (CONTINUED)
2.
Proper Fire Protection Measures, Satisfactory To The Local Fire Department, Shall Be
Taken When Welding Or Cutting With Torches Or Electric Arc. Contractor To Provide
Open Flame Permit If Required.
Any Work Done By The Contractor Causing Such Violation Shall Be Corrected By The
Contractor.
3.
Drawings Are Diagrammatic And Indicate General Arrangement Of Systems And Work.
Drawings Do Not Necessarily Indicate The Actual Location Or Routing Of Equipment,
Conduit, Piping, Raceway Or Ductwork. Drawings Shall Be Followed As Closely As
Conditions Allow To Complete The Intent Of The Contract. Maintain Headroom And Space
Conditions.
3.
4.
5.
The Contractor's Proposal For All Work Shall Be Based On The Performance Of The Work
During Regular Working Hours. When Directed, However, The Contractors Shall Install
Work During Overtime Hours And At The Additional Cost To Be Charged Therefore Shall Be
Only The "Premium" Portion Of Those Wages Paid.
Submission Of A Proposal Shall Be Construed As Evidence That A Careful Examination Of
the Portions Of The Existing Building, Equipment, Etc, Which Affect This Work, And The
Access To Such Spaces, Has Been Made And That The Contractor Is Familiar With Existing
Conditions And Difficulties That Will Affect The Execution Of The Work.
"Furnish And Install" Or "Provide" Means To Supply, Erect, Install And Connect Up To
Complete For Readiness For Regular Operation, The Particular Work Referred To.
2.
3.
4.
The General Conditions Of The Contract For Construction AIA Document A201, Latest
Edition, And These Specifications As Applicable Are Part Of This Contract.
6.
Upon Completion And Acceptance Of Work, Contractor Shall Furnish Type-written
Updated Panel Schedules For Any Panel In Which Work Was Done. Provide A Hard
And Soft Copy To The Owner.
4.
Install Work So As To Be Readily Accessible For Operation, Maintenance And Repair.
Minor Deviations From Drawings May Be Made To Accomplish This, But Changes Which
Involve Extra Cost Shall Not Be Made Without Approval.
1.
1)
A.
Coordinate With Other Trades And Owner For Equipment Locations And Clearances
Required For Equipment. Contractor To Coordinate And Modify Layout Accordingly.
2)
The HVAC, Electrical, Fire Protection And Plumbing Contractors Shall Perform All Cutting
And Patching As Required For Their Respective Work, Except That Structurally Framed
Openings Shall Be Cut And Framed By The General Contractor. All Holes In Masonry Floors
And Walls Shall Be Core Drilled. Patch And Paint To Match Adjacent Surfaces.
3)
All Penetrations Of Floors (Whether Or Not Fire Resistance Rated) And All Penetrations Of
Fire Rated Walls And Floors Shall Be Provided With A Through Penetration Protection
System (Firestopping). Each Through-penetration Protection System Shall Be Tested In
Accordance With ASTM E814 And Be Listed For The Type Of Floor Or Wall Assembly
Penetrated And The Type Of Protection System.
39th FL
Include In The Schedule Of Values A Line Item For Resolving Punchlist Issues
Equal To 5% Of The Total Contract Value.
A.
Insurance: In Accordance With Building Requirement And Shall Include A Hold Harmless
Clause For Owner And Engineer.
The Codes Listed Under The Applicable Codes And Reference Section Of These
Documents Have Specific Requirements Concerning The Application Of These Loads
As Well As Other Design Requirements.
2)
Provide All Labor, Material, Equipment, Transportation, Facilities, Services And Fees
Necessary For Complete And Safe Installation.
Connections To Existing Work: Install New Work And Connect To Existing Work With
Minimum Interference To Existing Facilities. Temporary Shutdowns Of Service Shall Be
Performed At No Additional Charges, At Times Not To Interfere With Normal Operation Of
Existing Facilities And Only With Written Consent Of Owner. Alarm And Emergency
Systems Shall Not Be Interrupted.
Under Certain Conditions, The Applicable Codes Require These Loads, Or A Combination
Of These Loads, Be Considered As "Coincidental". The Contractor Shall Also Be
Responsible For Confirming That The Component Of The Building Structure Where These
Support Systems Are Attached Is Able To Resist The Design Loads Transferred To This
Building Component.
2)
Within Ten (10) Business Days Of The Contract Award Date, The Contractor Shall
Submit A List Of Equipment Manufacturers, For The Engineer's Review And
Approval, That He Intends To Use On This Project.
4.
Contractor Shall Provide All Necessary Miscellaneous Steel For The Support Of All
Equipment, Piping, Conduit And Ductwork Suspended From Slab, Steel, Wall, Trusswork,
And Roof Openings.
1.
D.
2.
Maintain Continuous Operation Of Existing Facilities As Required With Necessary
Temporary Connections Between New And Existing Work. Connect New Work To Existing
Work In A Neat And Acceptable Manner. Restore Existing Disturbed Work To Original
Condition, Including Maintenance Of Wiring Continuity As Required.
The Final Acceptance Shall Be Made After The Contractor Has Adjusted His Equipment,
Tested The Various Systems, Demonstrated That It Fulfills The Requirements Of Drawings
And Specifications And Has Furnished All The Required Certificates Of Inspections And
Approval.
Provide The Owner With An Equipment And Maintenance Binder Including Each System
Manufacturer's Instructions, Maintenance Requirements, Guarantees And Warrantee
Information.
A.
Work Will Be Conducted In A Live Working Environment. Provide Two Week Look Ahead
Schedule To Owner Throughout The Project. Coordinate And Obtain Approval From
Owner For Any Work That Will Affect Live Portions Of The Working Environment Prior To
Starting Work.
2.
B.
3.
4.
5.
Any Existing Equipment That May Be Relocated To Accommodate New Work May Be
Accomplished By The Contractor, Provided It Is Done So At No Additional Expense To The
Owner And Written Permission Has Been Obtained From The Owner And Engineer.
All Items Removed Shall Remain The Property Of The Owner, But Shall Be Disposed Of, If
So Directed By The Owner And Engineer. Items So Directed Shall Be Removed From The
Premises By The Contractor At His Expense.
Any Item Indicated For Demolition Shall Be Removed, Inclusive Of Any Raceway, Boxes,
Wiring, Etc,. Back To Its Originating Source. If Entire Circuits Are Removed, Panel
Schedules Shall Be Updated And Breakers Placed in "OFF" Position.
Investigate Each Space Through Which Equipment Must Be Moved. Where Necessary,
Equipment Shall Be Shipped From Manufacturer In Sections Of Size Suitable For Moving
Through Available Restrictive Spaces. Ascertain From Building Owner And Tenant At What
Times Of Day Equipment May Be Moved Through All Areas.
Include A Comprehensive Table Of Contents For All Sections.
c.
Guarantees, Including Extended Guarantees (Where Applicable). All
Materials Shall Be New And All Work And Materials Shall Be Guaranteed By
The Contractor For A Period Of Twelve (12) Months From The Date Of
Acceptance By The Owner.
The Contractor Shall List All The Items That Require Submittals Per The Contract
Documents And Specifications. The Contractor Shall Fill Out The Submittal Date
Column For Each Item And Return The Completed Form To The Engineer For
Review. The Contractor May Use A Different Form Of His Choosing Provided The
Required Information Is Provided.
No Shop Drawings Will Be Reviewed Until The Shop Drawing Submission
Schedule Is Approved By The Engineer.
5.
Service Interruption Schedule
a.
A Copy Of Acknowledgment Of Instruction To The Owners Operating
Personnel In The Operation Of All Mechanical Equipment And Systems,
Signed By The Owner Or His Authorized Representative.
b.
Typewritten Operating Instructions For The Owner's Personnel Describing
How To Operate (Start, Stop, And Perform Normal And Emergency
Operating Procedures) Each Piece Of Equipment; How To Set The
Temperature Control System For Normal Operation And Normal Restarting
Procedures, Caution And Warning Notices.
1.
Requests For Information (RFI) Are Questions Posed By The Contractor Intended To
Resolve Vagueness And Conflicts During Construction.
2.
To Submit A RFI, The Contractor Must Fill Out A Request For Information Form. Only A
Written RFI Form Will Be Acknowledged.
3.
Prior To Submitting A RFI, The Contractor Must Thoroughly Review The Construction
Documents And Specifications And Forward The RFI Only If The Issue In Question Cannot
Be Resolved. If A RFI Questions A Clearly Noted Item Or Standard Construction Method
Which Should Be Known By The Contractor, The Engineer May Back Charge The
Contractor For Time Spent Responding To The RFI.
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The Contractor Shall Notify The Owner And Engineer In Writing At Least Five (5)
Business Days Prior To Each Equipment And/Or System Shutdown.
B.
Shop Drawings Will Not Be Reviewed Until The Equipment Manufacturer List And
Shop Drawing Submission Schedule Have Been Submitted To, And Approved By, The
Engineer.
C.
Shop Drawings Must Include A Completed Copy Of The Shop Drawing Submittal Form.
1)
E.
F.
B.
The Contractor Must Review And Stamp All Shop Drawings Prior To Submission.
Space Has Been Provided For The Contractor's Approval Stamp On The Shop
Drawing Submittal Form. Submittals Without The Contractor's Approval Stamp
Will Be Returned Unchecked.
The Contractor Shall Provide A Maximum Of Six (6) Copies Of Submittals To The
Engineer For Review. Additional Shop Drawings May Be Marked-up And Processed
For An Additional Fee To The Contractor
1)
General
Request For Information
2)
Prior To The Installation Of Any Work And Procurement Of Equipment, Contractor
Shall Provide Complete Sets Of Coordinated Shop Drawings Of All New And Existing
Equipment, Indicating Capacity, Dimensions And Sequence Of Operation For Written
Approval By the Architect And Engineer.
This Guarantee Shall Also Provide That Where Defects Occur, The Contractor Will
Assume Responsibly For All Expenses Incurred In Repairing And Replacing Work Of
Other Trades Affected By Defects, Repairs Or Replacements In Equipment Supplied By
The Contractor.
This Section Contains Requirements For Construction Administration Of MEP/FP Work.
These Requirements Are In Addition To Any Requirements Listed Elsewhere In The
Contract Documents. Where Conflicts Exist Between This Section And Other Sections, The
More Stringent Requirement Shall Apply
Within Ten (10) Business Days Of The Contract Award Date, The Contractor Shall
Submit A Schedule Of Shutdowns Of Equipment And/Or Systems For Owner And
Engineer Review.
A.
CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION
1.
1)
Submitted Items Shall Be Clearly Identified On All Copies Of The Shop Drawings.
The Engineer Will Return Any Shop Drawings That Are Not Clearly Marked.
It Is The Responsibility Of The Contractor To Make Every Attempt To Ensure
Thoroughness And Accuracy Of His Submittals. If Shop Drawings Are Not Approved
Following A Maximum Of Two (2) Reviews, The Contractor Will Be Backcharged For
The Engineer's Effort.
c.
Approved Shop Drawings, Product Data And Parts And Maintenance Booklet
For Each Item Of Material And Equipment Furnished Under MEP/FP Scope
Of Work.
d.
Record Drawings Of All Systems Included In The Project.
e.
Test And Balance Report.
f.
Copies Of Certificates Of Inspection.
Submissions:
1)
Submissions 11" x 17" Or Smaller: If The Submission Is A Catalog Cut, Then
Contractor Shall Submit Four Copies. The Architect Will Forward Three Copies
To the Engineer. All Catalog Cuts Shall Be Complete.
2)
Submissions Larger Than 11" x 17": Submit Two Prints And One Paper Sepia To
The Architect, The Architect Will Forward One Print And The Paper Sepia To The
Engineer.
3)
All Submissions Shall Be Clearly Legible. If Multiple Products Are On The Same
Catalog Cut, The Product That Will Be Utilized On This Project Shall Be Clearly
Indicated.
Deliver The Manuals To The Owner Prior To Submitting Application For Final
Payment.
Substantial Completion Letter
1)
The Purpose Of This Letter Is To Inform The Engineer That The Contractor Has
Reached Substantial Completion.
2)
Upon Substantial Completion, The Contractor Shall Create A Substantial
Completion Letter On Company Letterhead, Complete The Letter And Send It To
The Engineer.
3)
This Letter Shall Be Received At The Engineer's Office No Later Than Four (4)
Weeks Before The Project Completion Date. Upon Receiving The Letter, The
Engineer Will Perform A Punch List. The Contractor Shall Have Two (2) Weeks To
Complete The Punch List Items Upon Receiving The Punch List.
Punchlist Completion Letter
1)
The Purpose Of This Letter Is To Inform The Engineer That The Contractor Has
Completed All Punchlist Items. The Contractor Must Ensure That All Punchlist
Items Are Indeed Complete Prior To Submitting This Letter.
2)
Upon Completion Of Punchlist Items, The Contractor Shall Create A Punchlist
Completion Letter On Company Letterhead, Complete The Letter And Send It To
The Engineer.
3)
This Letter Shall Be Received At The Engineer's Office No Later Than One (1)
Week Before The Project Completion Date. Upon Receiving This Letter, The
Engineer Will Perform A Final Walkthrough.
4)
Should The Engineer Discover During The Final Walkthrough That All Of The
Punchlist Items Have Not Been Completed, The Time And Expenses Associated
With A Return Visit By The Engineer Shall Be Chargeable To The Contractor.
Requirements:
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Letters
A.
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Technical Content
By Agreeing To This Schedule At The Beginning Of The Project, Shop
Drawings Will Be Reviewed In A Timely Fashion And Long Lead Items Can Be
Prioritized And Reviewed First.
Shop Drawings
D.
Delivery / Handling
1.
All Expenses Included For Any Workmanship And Equipment In Which Defects
Develop Within One Year From The Date Of Final Certificate For Payment And/Or
From Date Or Actual Use Of Equipment Or Occupancy Of Spaces By Owner Included
Under The Various Parts Of The Work, Whichever Date Is Earlier. This Work Shall Be
Coordinated With The Owner.
Disconnect, Remove And / Or Relocate Existing Material, Equipment And Other Work As
Noted Or Required For Proper Installation Of New Work.
The Contractor Shall Remove Any And All Obsolete, Unused Or Unnecessary Items As
Called Out On Drawings Or Herein Specified. Any Such Items Intended For Such Removal
Shall Be Completely Verified And Approved By The Owner And Engineer.
2.
The Contractor Shall Furnish A Written Guarantee To Replace Or Repair Promptly And
Assume Responsibility For:
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1.
b.
Prior To Submitting Any Shop Drawings, The Contractor Shall Issue A Shop
Drawing Submission Schedule. The Purpose Of This Schedule Is To Identify
Which Items Require Shop Drawings And When These Shop Drawings Will Be
Submitted To The Engineer.
B.
3)
3.
3.
3.
Title Sheet With Job Name, And The Names, Addresses And Phone Numbers
Of The Contractor, Subcontractor, Control Subcontractor, Related
Contractors And Material And Equipment Suppliers.
No Payment Applications Will Be Processed Until The Schedule Of Values Form
Has Been Approved By The Engineer.
Shop Drawing Submission Schedule
All Support Systems (Supports, Hangers, Anchors, Guides, Bracing, Fasteners, Welds, Etc.)
For Equipment And Systems Installed Or Revised As Part Of This Contract Shall Be
Designed, Selected And Installed By The Contractor To Resist All Seismic, Wind And
Gravity Loads.
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2.
a.
Prior To Initiating Any Work, The Contractor Shall Submit A Schedule Of Values
On An AIA G-703 Continuation Sheet Outlining Material And Labor Costs For Each
Item. This Schedule Of Values Shall Be Submitted As The First Shop Drawing.
Equipment Manufacturer List
1)
C.
Non-Technical Content
Schedule Of Values
a.
All Material, Equipment And Workmanship Shall Be New, U.O.N. And Shall Be In
Accordance With Building Standards.
Removal And Relocation Of Certain Existing Work May Be Necessary For The Performance
Of The General Work. All Existing Conditions Cannot Be Completely Detailed On The
Drawings. The Contractors Shall Survey The Site And Include All Changes And Charges In
Making Up The Work Proposal.
Furnish Three Copies Of Complete Operations And Maintenance Manuals To The
Architect-Engineer, For Approval And For The Owner, On All Equipment And Systems.
The Manuals Shall Be Bound In Hardback, Three Ring Loose-Leaf Binders. The
Following Shall Be Included:
Schedules And Lists
Existing Conditions
1.
Operation And Maintenance Manuals
A.
Incomplete Submittals Will Be Returned Rejected.
1)
All Applicable Items Shall Bear The Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Label, And/Or Be
Factory Mutual Approved.
Manufacturers Names Given For Equipment Are Used For The Basis Of Selection, Not With
Intent To Limit Competition. Equivalent Equipment Of Other Manufacturers Will Be
Considered Based On Substitution Section Of Specification. No Substitutions Are Allowed
Where New Equipment Must Match Existing.
B.
Where Substituted Items Affect Other Trades, This Contractor Is Responsible For
Adjusting The Installation As Required To Accommodate The Substitution. This
Includes, But Is Not Limited To, Changes In Architectural, Structural, Mechanical,
Electrical, Plumbing And Fire Protection Systems. This Contractor Will Pay For All
Associated Costs For Field Changes And Professional Services.
Support Systems
2.
5.
A.
B.
Contract / Administrative
1.
Reproducible "As-Built" Drawings Shall Be Provided Indicating The Installed
Conditions Of the Work. "As-Built" Drawings Shall Be Provided To The Architect After
Completion Of The Installation.
Cutting And Patching
2.
6.
A.
1)
1.
As - Built Drawings And Equipment Operation Instructions
Submittals
1.
5.
4.
All Work Shall Be Carefully Coordinated With All Trades Involved, And The Contractor Shall
Provide Proper Connections, Fittings, Valves, Piping, Etc. For All Equipment Furnished By
The Owner Or The Trades Involved In This Contract.
3.
Substitutions For Specified Equipment Must Include A Detailed Comparison Checklist
Identifying All Pertinent Similarities And Differences Between The Two Items. Substituted
Items Without A Comparison Checklist Will Not Be Considered.
All Work Shall Be Done In A Neat Workmanlike Manner, Left Clean And Free From Defects,
And Completely Operable. The Contractor Shall Provide All Equipment As Scheduled On
The Drawings.
2.
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PROJECT GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS (CONTINUED)
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PROJECT GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
Contractor Shall Be Responsible For Strict Conformance With The Owner's Indoor
Air Quality (IAQ) And Waste Management Requirements By Contractor And
Contractor's Subcontractors. See Architectural Drawing Set For The Detailed IAQ And
Waste Management Requirements.
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DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
John Dunne
General
1.
B.
Where Various Options Are Given For Piping And Fitting Materials, The Contractor Shall
Have The Option Of Using Any Of The Listed Standards Providing They Are Acceptable To
All Authorities Having Jurisdiction And Conform To Insurance Carrier Requirements.
2.
All Pipe 2" And Smaller Should Be Black Steel, Schedule 40, ASTM A-53 Grade B.
2.
A.
All Insulation Shall Be By Owens-Corning Fiberglass, Johns-Manville, Knauf Or
Approved Equal.
B.
Install In Strict Accordance With Manufacturer's Instructions And Recommendations.
C.
All Pipe Insulation, Jackets Or Facings And Adhesives Used Shall Have A
Non-Combustible Fire And Smoke Hazard System Rating And Label As Tested By
ASTM E-34, NFPA 255 And UL 723 Not Exceeding Flame Spread Of 25, Fuel
Contributed 50, Smoke.
Fittings
1.
2.
3.
A One Piece Reducing Fitting Shall Be Used Wherever A Change In Size Is Made. The Use
Of Bushings Or Reducing Flanges Is Not Permitted.
D.
Screwed Fittings Shall Be Cast Iron, 175 Lb. Class, Black ASTM B-16.4 Or Malleable Iron
150 Lb. Class, Black ANSI B-16.1, And In Accordance With ANSI B-16.3.
Grooved Couplings And Mechanical Fittings Shall Have All Components Of The Same
Manufacture. They Shall Be Malleable Iron, 500 Psi Working Pressure ASTM A-47.
Coupling Gasket Material Shall Be Butyl Rubber. Roll Or Grooved Fittings Based On Pipe
To Be Used.
E.
Joining Methods
1.
2.
Schedule 40 Pipe Shall Be Joined By Screwed Joints In Accordance With ANSI B 2.1,
Welded Joints In Accordance With ANSI B-31.10, 31.10a And 31.10b, Flanged Joints,
Mechanical Grooved Couplings Or Push On Couplings, Or By A UL And FM Approved
Combination Of Couplings, Gaskets And Grooves. Grooves Must Be Cut And Shall Be
Dimensionally Compatible With The Coupling.
F.
G.
4.
Schedule 10 Black Steel ASTM A 135 Sprinkler Pipe Shall Be Joined By Welded Joints In
Accordance With The Specifications ANSI B 31.10, ANSI B-31.10 And ANSI B-31.10b, And
By UL And FM Approved Mechanical Couplings.
A.
Couplings May Be Of The Rolled Groove Type Or The Mechanical Locking Type
(Push-On). Grooves For The Rolled Groove Type Shall Be Rolled Only (Cut Grooving
Will Not Be Allowed) And They Shall Be Dimensionally Compatible With The Coupling.
Pipe End Preparation For The Mechanical Locking Type Couplings Will Be In
Accordance With The Manufacturer's Recommendations.
PLUMBING SPECIFICATIONS
General
1.
2.
All Exposed And Concealed Domestic Water Piping And Fittings Throughout Building
(Including Cold Water, Hot Water, And Hot Water Recirculation) That Are Protected
By Heat Tracing Systems Shall Be Insulated. Provide 2" Thickness For All Piping
Systems Of All Sizes.
General
Take All Precautions To Prevent Damage To The Building Or Its Contents.
Responsibility For Repair Or Damage Due To Testing Shall Fall On Contractor. Any
Leaks, Defects Or Deficiencies Resulting From Testing Shall Be Immediately Repaired
Or Made Good And Testing Repeated Until Test Requirements Are Fully Met. No
Caulking Of Pipe Joints To Remedy Leaks Will Be Permitted, Except Where Lead And
Oakum Joints Are Used.
2.
Contractor Shall Drain And Refill All Systems As Required To Properly Perform This
Work.
4.
C.
The Mechanical Contractor Shall Furnish All Labor, Materials, Tools, Transportation,
Equipment, Services And Facilities Required For The Complete, Proper And Substantial
Installation Of All Mechanical Work. All Fixtures, Devices And Equipment Shown, Noted
Or Required On The Drawings, And/Or Contained Herein Shall Be Furnished, Installed,
Tested And Made Ready For Satisfactory Operation.
Mechanical Contractor Shall Provide One Year Guarantee Of Labor And Material For All
Material Or Equipment Furnished Under This Contract.
1.
B.
D.
2.
The Contractor Shall Remove Any And All Obsolete, Unused Or Unnecessary Items As
Called Out On Drawings Or Herein Specified. Any Such Items Intended For Such Removal
Shall Be Completely Verified And Approved By The Owner And Engineer.
3.
Valve Tags: Stamped Or Engraved Brass With 1/4-inch Letters For Piping System
Abbreviation And 1/2-inch Numbers. Provide Hole For Fastener. Provide Brass
wire-link Or Beaded Chain Fastener.
Identification
Valve Schedules: For Each Piping System, On Standard-Size Bond Paper. Tabulate
Valve Number, Piping System, System Abbreviation (As Shown On Valve Tag),
Location Of Valve (Room Or Space), Normal-Operating Position (Open, Closed, Or
Modulating), And Variations For Identification.
1)
Mark Valves For Emergency Shutoff And Similar Special Uses. Valve-Schedule
Frames Shall Be A Glazed Display Frame For Removable Mounting On Masonry
Walls For Each Page Of Valve Schedule.
1.
Provide Mechanical Identification For All Piping, Equipment And Specialties As Described.
2.
Equipment: Provide Engraved Plastic Nameplates And Signs For All Plumbing Equipment
Scheduled Or Provided. Engraving Stock Shall Be Melamine Plastic Laminate, Minimum
1/16 Inch Thick. Engraved Legend With Black Letters On White Face. Punched Or Drilled
For Mechanical Fasteners.
3.
4.
Piping
A.
Water Piping: Type "L" Copper For All Other Lines. Wrought Copper Fittings With
95-5 Lead Free Solder And Non-Corrosive Type Flux.
1.
Lb./Cu. Ft., Thermal Conductance, C = 0.25 At 75 Deg. F Mean Temperature, Acoustic
Lining Wherever Called For On The Drawings And Up And Down Stream Of All The Air
Handling Units For A Minimum Of 20 Ft. From The Unit. Duct Sizes Given Are The
Clear Internal Dimensions And Do Not Allow For Duct Lining. Actual Duct Sizes Shall
Be Increased To Accommodate Acoustic Lining.
Piping: Preprinted, Color-Coded, Permanent-Type, Self-Adhesive Pipe Markers With
Lettering Indicating Service, And Showing Direction Of Flow. Colors Shall Comply With
ASME A13.1, Unless Otherwise Indicated.
Ductwork: Preprinted, Color-Coded, Permanent-Type, Self-Adhesive Pipe Markers With
Lettering Indicating Service (Supply, Return, Exhaust, Outside Air, Etc...), And Showing
Direction Of Flow. Unique Colors Shall Be Used For Each Service Type Unless Otherwise
Indicated.
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Provide All Hangers And Supports And All Steel Framework Required For The Support Of
Various Systems. All Piping Shall Be Supported From The Building Structure By Means Of
Approved Hangers.
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Horizontal Piping Shall Be Hung With Adjustable Wrought Iron Or Malleable Iron Pipe
Hangers, Spaced As Recommended By ASHRAE. Bands Or Rings Supporting Copper Tubing
Shall Be Heavily Plated Copper.
1.
A.
Submit For Approval Four (4) Test Reports Showing All Pertinent Operating Data
Such As CFM And FPM At Each Outlet. Fan RPM, Motor Current, Etc., Shall Be
Submitted For Permanent Record. During Adjusting Period, Make All Necessary
Settings And Adjustments Of Temperature Regulating Equipment. Test Reports Shall
Be Certified By A Licensed Professional Engineer Who Shall Be A Member Of The
Balancing Firm.
1.
2.
Flexible Duct Shall Be Installed In Accordance With Latest SMACNA HVAC Duct
Construction Standards.
VAV Boxes And Associated Diffusers Shall Be Balanced To Within 5% Of Their Design
Capacities.
3.
Flexible Duct Shall Be Supported At Intervals No Greater Than Four Feet. Hanger Or
Saddle Material In Contact With The Flexible Duct Shall Be A Minimum Of One Inch Wide.
4.
Flexible Duct Shall Only Be Used As A Branch Take-Off From Main Trunk Duct To A Single
Diffuser. Maximum Length Of Run Shall Be Three (3) Linear Feet.
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Flexible Duct Shall Be Type WCK By Wiremold Company, Or Equal, With Fire Retardant
Fiberglass Insulation Blanket, And Aluminized Reinforced Vapor Barrier. Flexible Duct Shall
Conform To NFPA 90A & 90B And UL Standard 723 For Class 1 Air Duct.
2.
B.
Condensate Drain Line Shall Comply With Listed Plumbing Code As To Acceptable
Point Of Discharge (Floor Drain, Floor Sink, Mop Receptor, Etc.).
C.
Plastic Condensate Piping Shall Not Be Installed In Plenum Ceilings.
D.
Provide Adequately Sized Trap At Unit For Proper Condensate Drainage Control.
Allowance Shall Be Made For Positive Or Negative Pressures At Drain Pan Location.
General: Provide And Install All Equipments And Accessories Of The Sizes And Capacities
As Scheduled And Indicated On The Drawings. Provide All Motor Starters Required. The
Contractor Is Responsible For Maintaining Required Clearances For Servicing And
Maintenance.
2.
Supplemental Air-Conditioning Unit For The Conference Rooms.
Piping - Condenser And Hot Water Piping:
A.
B.
1.
Ceiling Mounted Air Conditioning Unit Shall Be A Packaged Direct Expansion With
Water Air-Cooled Condensing Unit With The Size And Capacity Scheduled On The
Drawings Or Approved Equal.
B.
Cabinet: Enameled Steel With Removable Panels On Front And Discharge Drain Pans
With Drain Connection.
C.
Refrigerant Coil: Copper Tube, With Mechanically Bonded Aluminum Fins,
Complying With ARI 210/240, And With Thermal-Expansion Valve.
D.
Evaporator Section: Direct Drive, Centrifugal Fan. The Evaporator Section Shall
Include Thermostatic Expansion Valve And Filter Drier.
E.
Filters: Permanent, Cleanable, 1" Thick 30% Efficiency
Schedule 40 Steel Pipe With Threaded Fittings For Condenser Water Piping.
General
A.
2.
Insulation Shall Be Mineral Fiber (Fiber-Glass). All Materials Shall Be Applied In Strict
Accordance With Manufacturer's Recommendations. Insulation Shall Be Applied Only
After All Pressure/Leakage Tests Have Been Performed And Approved. Insulation,
Meters & Gauges, And All Other Workmanship Shall Be Comparable To Existing
Installation.
3.
Surface Burning Characteristics
A.
All Insulation And Acoustical Lining Shall Have Surface Burning Characteristic Rating
As Tested By ASTM E-84, UL 723, NFPA 255 Or NFPA 90 Not Exceeding
B.
Flame Spread: 25, Smoke Developed: 50.
C.
Composite Shall Include Insulation, Jacketing And Adhesive Used To Secure Jacketing
Or Facing. All Accessory Items Such As PVC Jacketing And Fittings, Adhesive, Mastic,
Cement, Tape And Cloth Shall Have The Same Ratings As Specified Above.
4.
3.
A.
4.
Variable Air Volume Terminal Units - Phase 1
A.
Single Duct With Sound Attenuator Packaged. The Terminal Casing Shall Be
Minimum 22-Gauge galvanized Steel, Internally Lined With 1/2" Dual Density
Insulation That Complies With UL 181 And NFPA 90A.
B.
Controls Shall Be Pneumatic. A Downstream Air Temperature Limit And Control Shall
Be Automatically Invoked By Adding A Downstream Air Temperature Sensor And
Shall Not Exceed An Adjustable Temperature Setpoint.
Variable Air Volume Terminal Units - Phase 2
A.
Single Duct With Sound Attenuator Packaged. The Terminal Casing Shall Be
Minimum 22-Gauge galvanized Steel, Internally Lined With 1/2" Dual Density
Insulation That Complies With UL 181 And NFPA 90A.
B.
Hot Water Coils Shall Be Enclosed In A Minimum 20-Gauge Galvanized Steel Casing
With Slip And Drive Construction For Attachment To Metal Ductwork. Tubes Shall Be
Copper With Minimum Wall Thickness Of 0.016-Inch With Heavy Duty Aluminum Fins
Mechanically Bonded To The Tubes.
C.
Controls Shall Be Pneumatic. A Downstream Air Temperature Limit And Control Shall
Be Automatically Invoked By Adding A Downstream Air Temperature Sensor And
Shall Not Exceed An Adjustable Temperature Setpoint.
Pipe Insulation
Material Shall Be Preformed, Heavy Density Pipe Insulation With All Service Jacket.
Insulation Shall Be One Piece, Molded With A K Value Of 0.23 At 75 Deg. F.
Duct Insulation
A.
Supply And Return Ductwork As Well As Outside Air Intake Ductwork And Plenums
Shall Be Insulated.
B.
Concealed Indoors Ductwork
1)
Apply 1-1/2" Thick Duct Wrap, 0.75 Lb./Cu. Ft. With FSK. Facing Shall Have A
Maximum Vapor Transmission Rate Of 0.04 Perms.
2)
For Rectangular Ducts Over 18" Wide, Duct Wrap Shall Be Additionally Secured
To The Bottom Of The Ductwork With Mechanical Fasteners And Washers On
18" Centers To Reduce Sagging.
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A.
Hot Water Piping Shall Be Copper Type "L" Seamless Hard Drawn, ASTM B-88, With
Wrought Copper Fittings.
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AC Condensate Drain:
Interior: Air Conditioning Condensate Drain Piping Shall Be Copper Type "L"
Seamless Hard Drawn, ASTM B-88, With Wrought Copper Fittings. Minimum Pitch 1"
In 8 Ft. Lines Shall Be Supported Minimum 3 Ft. On Center Without "Sags".
44th Street
All Motor Driven Equipment Shall Be Installed With Vibration Isolators. Unless Otherwise
Noted, Suspended Equipment Shall Have Spring Isolator Hangers And Base Mounted
Equipment Shall Have Double Deflection Neoprene Mountings. All Piping Connected To
Vibrating Equipment Shall Be Isolated By Resilient Hangers Or Flexible Connectors.
Flexible Duct
A.
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Vibration Isolation
Operate All Systems For As Long As Necessary To Test Air Flow At All Openings. Adjust
Dampers, Fans, And Sheaves Until Even Distribution And Required CFM Of Air Is Obtained
Throughout.
B.
All Mechanical Items Removed Shall Remain The Property Of The Owner, But Shall Be
Disposed Of, If So Directed By The Owner And Engineer. Items So Directed Shall Be
Removed From The Premises By The Contractor At His Expense.
Materials
1.
Before Final Adjustment And Balancing, Cheese Cloth Shall Be Placed Over Each Existing
And New Duct Opening For Entraining Particles During The Cleaning Operation. Operate
All Systems For A Minimum Of Four (4) Hours. After This Period, Remove All Filters. Clean
All Supply Ducts, Grilles And Registers, In All Units, Using A Vacuum Cleaner And Brush.
Filters Shall Be Replaced.
Balancing The Air Systems
Any Existing Mechanical Equipment That May Be Relocated To Accommodate New Work
May Be Accomplished By The Contractor, Provided It Is Done So At No Additional Expense
To The Owner And Written Permission Has Been Obtained From The Owner And Engineer.
Piping: Preprinted, Color-Coded, Permanent-Type, Self-Adhesive Pipe Markers With
Lettering Indicating Service, And Showing Direction Of Flow. Colors Shall Comply
With ASME A13.1, Unless Otherwise Indicated.
C.
1.
2.
1.
Mechanical Contractor Shall Provide One Year Of Service For All Equipment Furnished
Under This Contract.
1.
Equipment: Provide Engraved Plastic Nameplates And Signs For All Plumbing
Equipment Scheduled Or Provided. Engraving Stock Shall Be Melamine Plastic
Laminate, Minimum 1/16 Inch Thick. Engraved Legend With Black Letters On White
Face. Punched Or Drilled For Mechanical Fasteners.
B.
Insulation
3.
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A.
Insulation Made From Inorganic Glass Fibers Bonded By A Thermosetting Resin.
Sound Absorption Coefficient Of 0.65 On The 1/3 Octave Band Center Frequency Of
500 Cycles/Second, Determined On F-25 Mounting In Accordance To ASTM
C-423-81A Test Procedure.
Cleaning The Air Systems
The Mechanical Contractor Is To Coordinate With Other Trades And Owner For
Equipment Locations And Clearances Required For Equipment. Contractor To Coordinate
And Modify Layout Accordingly.
Identification
Provide Plumbing Identification For All Piping, Equipment And Specialties As Described.
A.
Hangers And Supports
Seal All Ductwork With A Low-VOC Sealant To Minimize Leakage And Losses.
1.
Upon Completion Of Work And Following Cleaning And Flushing Of Piping Systems, But
Before Installation Of Insulation, Control Devices And Connection To Fixtures, The
Contractor Shall Perform Required Pressure Tests. Contractor Shall Provide Pumps,
Gauges, Caps, Etc. To Perform Such Tests.
B.
All Ductwork Shall Be Galvanized Sheet Metal Unless Otherwise Noted. All Ductwork Shall
Be In Accordance With The Latest Publication Of The ASHRAE Guide And SMACNA.
Provide Flexible Connections Between Ducts And Fans And Also In Ducts Crossing Building
Expansion Joints. Flexible Connections Shall Be Of 30 Oz. Glass Fabric Ventifabrics, Inc.
"Ventglass" Or Approved Equal. All Square Elbows Shall Have Turning Vanes.
A.
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Test Each Section At 150% Of Operating Pressure, But Not Less Than 25 PSI For Not
Less Than 2 Hours. Observe Test Section For Leakage Or Pressure Drop.
2.
Provide All Specialties And Special Equipment To Make A Complete System Including,
But Not Limited To, The Following: Hangers And Supports; Cleanouts; Floor Drains;
Roof Drains; Backflow Preventers; Water Hammer Arresters; Access Doors;
Interceptors; Pipe Sleeves And Escutcheons; Drip Pans; Expansion Joints; Penetration
Seals; Etc.
The Contractor Shall Provide A Complete And Fully Operational System For The Following:
Hot And Cold Water Piping, Sanitary Drainage And Vent Piping.
A.
1.
All Valves Of Each Type Shall Be By A Single Manufacturer, Designed For Service
Indicated And Shall Match Piping To Be Served. Valves Shall Be Not Less Than 125 PSI
Class And Manufactured By Kennedy, Walworth, Jenkins Or Approved Equal.
Provide Protective Coverings For All ADA Compliant Fixtures As Noted Below:
ADA-Conforming, Wheelchair Accessible Lavatory P-trap And Angle Valve Assemblies
Shall Be Covered With The Molded, Antimicrobial Truebro, Inc. Lav-Guard Undersink
Protective Pipe Cover, Color White. Cover Shall Be Secured With Snap-Clip Flush
Reusable Fasteners, Angle Stop Shall Have Lock-Lid Locking Access Cover
Lined Ductwork, Located Indoors, Does Not Have To Be Wrapped With Insulation
Provided That Specified Ductwork Insulation Thickness Is Met.
Ductwork
All Interior Horizontal And Two (2) Feet Of Vertical Drop Of Storm Lines Shall Be
Insulated. Insulation Thickness Shall Be 1".
All Pipe Insulation Shall Be Provided With All Service Jacket And Plastic Zeston Type
Elbow And Fitting Covers.
1.
Valve Schedules: For Each Piping System, On Standard-Size Bond Paper. Tabulate Valve
Number, Piping System, System Abbreviation (As Shown On Valve Tag), Location Of Valve
(Room Or Space), Normal-Operating Position (Open, Closed, Or Modulating), And
Variations For Identification. Mark Valves For Emergency Shutoff And Similar Special
Uses. Valve-Schedule Frames Shall Be A Glazed Display Frame For Removable Mounting
On Masonry Walls For Each Page Of Valve Schedule.
Piping
Run Piping Parallel And Perpendicular To Construction. Run Between Joists Or Otherwise
Concealed In All Occupied Spaces.
1.
6.
Protective Coverings
Scope Of Work
1.
Duct Acoustic Lining
Valve Tags: Stamped Or Engraved Brass With 1/4-inch Letters For Piping System
Abbreviation And 1/2-inch Numbers. Provide Hole For Fastener. Provide Brass wire-link
Or Beaded Chain Fastener.
Specialties
A.
6.
5.
All Exposed And Concealed Domestic Water Piping And Fittings Throughout Building
(Including Cold Water, Hot Water, And Hot Water Recirculation) Shall Be Insulated.
Provide 1/2" Thickness For Hot Water And Recirculation Piping. Cold Water Insulation
Shall Be 1/2" Up To 3" Size Pipe And 3/4" For Pipe Over 3" In Size.
Valves
A.
5.
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS (CONTINUED)
Insulation
Pipe
1.
Waste And Vent Piping: Service Weight Cast Iron With Similar Weight Drainage
Pattern Fittings.
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS (CONTINUED)
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PLUMBING SPECIFICATIONS (CONTINUED)
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SPRINKLER PIPING AND FITTINGS SPECIFICATIONS
2014
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS (CONTINUED)
Fittings And Accessories
Wire, Cable & Terminations
Lighting Fixtures
Specifications Are Of Simplified Form And Include Incomplete Sentences, Words Or
Phrases Such As "The Contractor Shall," "Shall Be," "Furnish," "Provide," "A," "The," And
"All," Have Been Omitted For Brevity.
1)
Electrical Metallic Tubing: Compression Type.
1.
1.
2)
Flexible Metallic Conduit: Angle Wedge Type With Insulated Throat.
Voltage Characteristics:
3)
Bushings: Metallic Insulated Type.
2.
A.
3.
A.
Each Receptacle Shall Be Labeled. Format Shall Be "Panel ID-Circuit Number".
B.
Provide Electrical Identification Materials And Devices Required To Comply With ANSI
C2, NFPA 70, OSHA Standards, And Authorities Having Jurisdiction. Label Each Piece
Of Equipment, All Conduits, Conductors, Boxes, And Outlets.
1)
208/120 Volt Systems: Black For A Phase, Red For B Phase, Blue For C Phase.
2)
480/277 Volt Systems: Brown For A Phase, Orange For B Phase, Yellow For C
Phase.
Modification To Existing Panels
B.
3.
Panelboard
A.
Manufactured By Eaton, Square D, GE, Or Engineer Approved Equal.
B.
Surface-Mounted, NEMA Type1 Panelboard. Panelboard PP-17-2 Shall Be Column
Type. Basis Of Design Is Eaton.
C.
Voltage, Amperage, kAIC, Number of Poles As Per Panel Schedules.
D.
Panelboard Shall Have Hinged Front Cover, Copper Phase / Neutral / Ground Buses,
Copper Conductor Connectors.
E.
B.
Conductor Material & Sizes
Conduit Routing Is Shown Diagrammatically And Does Not Show All Offsets,
Drops and Rises Of Runs. The Contractors Shall Allow In His Price For Routing Of
Conduit To Avoid Obstructions. Coordination With Existing Services, Including
Those Of Other Trades Is Required.
Verify Existing Conduit Sizes, Clearances, And Conditions.
1.
A.
B.
C.
2.
A.
Provide Fixtures ("Luminaries"), Components And Lamps. Fixtures Shall Be
Completely Factory Assembled, Wired And Equipped With All Necessary Sockets,
Ballasts, Supporting Hardware And Accessories. Refer To Architectural Drawings For
Lighting Fixture Schedule.
1)
Conductors Shall Be Copper, ASTM Standard Solid (No. 10 And Smaller) And
Stranded (No. 8 And Larger).
B.
Fixtures Shall Be As Indicated On Plans And Shall Bear The Label Of Underwriter's
Laboratories (UL).
2)
General Use Cabling Shall Be No. 12 Minimum.
C.
3)
Control And Alarm Cabling, Except As Noted, Shall Be No. 14 Minimum.
Furnish All Lamps As Indicated On Lighting Fixture Schedule And As Required For
Each Fixture. All Fluorescent Lamps Shall Be T5 or T8 (Min. CRI 80+) Unless
Otherwise Noted. All HID Lamps Shall Be Color Corrected.
4)
At 120 Volts And Over 90 Ft Circuit Length Provide No. 10 Minimum. At 277
Volts And Over 200 Ft Circuit Length Provide No. 10 Minimum.
5)
Other Voltages And Phases: Adjust Cable Sizing As Required To Maintain Voltage
Drop.
B.
A.
B.
3.
All Fixtures, Devices And Equipment Shown, Noted Or Required On The Drawings,
And/Or Contained Herein Shall Be Connected From The Source Of Electric Power To
The Final Connection, Tested And Made Ready For Satisfactory Operation.
C.
D.
Provide All Necessary Meters, Instruments, Temporary Wiring And Labor. All
Measuring Instruments Must Be Properly Calibrated.
Test And Adjust All Equipment And Wiring Installed And / Or Connected Under This
Contract. Include Electrical Equipment Furnished By Others. Tests Include: Proper
Polarity, Phasing, Freedom From Grounds And Shorts And Operation Of Equipment.
4.
Whenever Any Authorities Having Jurisdiction Require That Work Be Tested Or
Approved, Contractor Shall Provide Proper Facilities For Access And Inspection.
Electrical Contractor Shall Perform Electronic Circuit Tracing Prior To Demolition For
All Receptacle Devices In Scope Of Work Areas. Refer To Floor Plans.
F.
Perform Continuity And Insulation Tests. Megger Test 100 Percent Of Feeders, 10
Percent Of Branch Circuits. Perform Test Prior To Connecting Equipment And In
Presence Of Authorized Representatives. Submit Written Reports Of Results. Correct
Or Replace Cable Below Manufacturer's Standards.
Balance Loads On Each Phase So That Phase Currents Are Within 10% Of Each Other.
At The Completion Of The Work, Check The Load Current In Each Phase Of Each
Feeder And Make Such Adjustments As Are Necessary To Correct Load Imbalance.
Maximum Imbalance Shall Not Exceed 10%.
Raceways
Furnish With Raised Covers And Fixture Studs Where Required. Without Fixture Or
Device: Furnish Blank Cover.
D.
Wall And Switch Outlets
1)
Verify Outlet Locations In Finished Spaces With Architectural Drawings Of
Interior Details And Finishes.
2)
Install Outlet Boxes In Advance Of Furring And Fireproofing.
3)
Outlet Boxes Shall Be Set Square And True With Building Finish.
4)
Secure To Building Structure By Adjustable Strap Iron Or Grout In With Masonry.
5)
Provide Barriers Between Switches Connected To Different Phases For Voltages
Exceeding 150 Volts To Ground.
B.
Conceal Junction And Pull Boxes In Finished Spaces. Where Necessary, Reroute
Raceways Or Make Other Arrangements For Concealment.
C.
Boxes Shall Be Accessible. Outlet Boxes For Fixtures Recessed In Hung Ceilings Shall
Be Accessible Through Opening Created By Removal Of Fixture.
D.
Support Boxes From Building's Structure, Independent Of Conduit. Provide
Floor-To-Ceiling Channels For Mounting On Drywall And Lightweight Construction.
Poke-Thru Device
A.
Provide Complete Material And Accessories As Noted, Manufactured By Wiremold,
Hubbell Or Equal.
B.
Factory-Fabricated And -Wired Assembly Of Below Floor Junction Box With
Multichanneled, Through Floor Raceway/Firestop Unit With Detachable Matching
Floor Service-Outlet Assembly.
2.
Insulation Shall Be Thermoplastic Meeting ASTM And IPCEA Standards. Type
THHN-THWN Shall Be Utilized For Feeders And Branch Circuits Indoors. For
Underground Circuits Provide Cross-Linked Polyethylene Insulation, Type XHHW.
F.
Electrical Terminations (Lugs, Terminals, Etc.) On All Equipment Shall Be Rated For
3.
4.
A.
Leave Wires With Sufficient Slack To Permit Making Final Connections.
B.
Conductors Shall Be Continuous From Origin To Panel Or Equipment Without Splices.
Where Tap Splices Are Necessary And Approved, They Shall Be Made With Suitable
Connectors In Junction Boxes.
Wiring Methods
RGS Conduit
4)
Final Connections:
Flexible Metal Conduit(Liquid-Tight
Flexible Conduit In Damp Or Wet Areas)
Electrical Equipment Enclosures Shall Be Provided As Follows Unless Noted
Otherwise: Indoors Unclassified Areas: NEMA 1, Indoors Classified 'Damp': NEMA 2,
Indoors Classified 'Wet': NEMA 4
Grounding
2.
Install So That Floor Box Is Level And Flush With Finished Floor.
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4)
Operation: Relay Automatically Energizes Lamp From Battery When Circuit
Voltage Drops To 80% Of Nominal Voltage Or Below. When Normal Voltage Is
Restored, Relay Disconnects Lamps From Battery, And Battery Is Automatically
Recharged And Floated On Charger.
5)
Test Push Button: Push-To-Test Type, In Unit Housing, Simulates Loss Of Normal
Power And Demonstrates Unit Operability.
6)
LED Indicator Light: Indicates Normal Power ON. Normal Glow Indicates Trickle
Charge, Bright Glow Indicates Charging At End Of Discharge Cycle.
Telecommunications / Cable TV Empty Conduit Systems
Wall Outlets Shall Be 4 In. Square With Bushed Cover Plate.
3.
Conduit Shall Be 3/4 In. Minimum. Furnish Conduit From Outlet To 6" Above Nearest
Access, Hung Ceiling. Provide Insulated Bushing On All Conduit Ends.
3.
Insulated (Green) Equipment Ground Wires Shall Be Provided In All Feeders And Branch
Circuits. Utilizing The Conduit As The Equipment Grounding Conductor Or As The
Grounding Electrode Conductor Path Is Not Permissible.
4.
Provide An Additional Separate Insulated (Green With Yellow Stripe) Ground Conductor(s)
For Isolated Ground (IG) Where Indicated.
Arc Flash Warning Label
3.
Convenience Receptacles, 125V, 20A: Comply With NEMA WD 1, NEMA WD 6
Configuration 5-20R, UL 498, And FS W-C-596.
4.
Tamper-Resistant Convenience Receptacles, 125V, 20A: Comply With NEMA WD 1, NEMA
WD 6, Configuration 5-20R, UL 498 Supplement sd, And FS W-C-596.
Floor Boxes
D.
Battery Shall Be Sealed, Maintenance-Free, Nickel-Cadmium Type. Charger Shall
Be Fully Automatic, Solid-State Type With Sealed Transfer Relay.
2.
Local Wall Switches Shall Be Specification Grade, Toggle, Quiet Type, Rated 20 Amp, 120 /
277 Volt, AC. All Switches Shall Be Ganged With Multi Device Plates. Switches To Match
Existing Style On All Floors.
Flexible Metallic Conduit: Galvanized Or Zinc Metalized Steel, Single Strip Interlocked
Construction.
3)
Maintain Grounding Continuity Of Interrupted Metallic Raceways With Ground
Conductor, And In Flexible Conduit For Feeders And Motor Terminal Connections.
2.
C.
Self Powered Exit Signs (Battery Type): Integral Automatic Charger In A
Self-Contained Power Pack.
Provide Complete Systems Of: Empty Conduit, Pull Boxes, Outlets, Sleeves And Nylon Pull
Wires.
Unit Is Labeled For Fire Rating Of Floor-Ceiling Assembly. Closure Plug: Arranged To
Close Unused Cored Openings And Reestablish Fire Rating Of Floor.
Coordinate Location With Furniture And Architect Prior To Installation.
2)
1.
F.
C.
Lamps For AC Operation: LEDs, 50,000 Hours Minimum Rated Lamp Life.
All Grounding Shall Be In Accordance With The Requirements Of The National Electric
Code And The Local Utility Company.
Provide Complete Material And Accessories As Noted, Manufactured By Leviton, Hubbell
Or Equal.
Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT): Thin Wall Pipe, Galvanized, Threadless.
1)
Enclosures
1.
B.
Exit Signs
Internally Lighted Signs.
In Concrete Walls/Floors:
DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
Refer To E101.00 For Occupancy Sensor Locations And Specification. New Sensors
Shall Match Building Standard Occupany Sensor Requirements.
C.
3)
NYC
5.
GFCI Convenience Receptacles, 125V, 20A: Straight Blade, Non-Feed-Through Type.
Comply With NEMA WD 1, NEMA WD 6, UL 498, UL 943 Class A, and FS W-C-596. Include
Indicator Light That Shows That The GFCI Has Malfunctioned And No Longer Provides
Proper GFCI Protection.
6.
Device Plate Colors, Styles, And Mounting Orientation (Horizontal Or Vertical) :
Coordinate With Architect.
John Dunne
Indoors (Unclassified)
EMT Conduit (MC Metal Clad Cable
May Be Used On 15 And 20 Amp, 1
Pole Branch Circuits)
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Occupancy Sensors
C.
In Dry Walls/Above Ceilings:
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Provide Self Contained Battery Backup Ballast For Operating One Lamp To Minimum
Output Of 200, 300, 475, 265. 425, or 500 Lumens Respectively - Bodine Model B413
Or B50 Including Test Switch Where Fixture Is Indicated. To Have This Feature
Contractor Shall Install Equipment And Shall Provide An Un-switched Power
Conductor In Branch Circuit In Addition To The Switch Conductor And Neutral.
All Fixtures Shall Be NYC Compliant. Coordinate Fixture Selection With Architect.
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EMT Tubing / RGS Conduit
KEY PLAN
Emergency Ballast
A.
17th FL
1st FL
Lighting Fixtures Shall Be Furnished And Complete With Necessary Mounting Or
Hanging Hardware And With Plaster Frames Where Required. Refer To Fixture
Schedule On Plans For Fixture Type.
Final Connections To Mechanical Equipment, Lighting Fixtures, Motors,
Transformers, Instruments, And Control Devices Shall Be Flexible Conduit.
A.
1.
Fixture Shall Be Supported Independently From Black Iron And In No Case Shall Be
Supported From Ceiling Grid.
B.
Exposed:
45th Street
44th Street
Comply With UL 924; For Sign Colors, Visibility, Luminance, And Lettering Size,
Comply With Authorities Having Jurisdiction.
1)
39th FL
Support & Mounting
A.
Coordinate Location With Furniture And Architect Prior To Installation.
Submit Floor Boxes To Architect And Engineer For Approval Prior To Purchase Or
Installation.
The Electrical Contractor Shall Coordinate Ceiling Types With Ceiling Contractor Or
Existing Ceiling Type Prior To Installation Of Lighting Fixtures, Speakers, Smoke And
Heat Detectors, Exit Lights Etc., And He Shall Also Coordinate Location Of Electrical
Components In Relation To Diffusers And Sprinklers With Mechanical Contractors.
Conceal All Wiring Within Building Walls, Floors, And Above Finished Ceilings, Except
In Mechanical Rooms, Electrical Equipment Rooms, And Utility Rooms.
E.
B.
B.
A.
Wall Switches And Receptacles:
Conduit Or Tubing Sizes Referred To In Specifications And On Drawings Are Nominal
Diameters. Minimum Diameter Shall Be 3/4 In.
5.
6.
Sized To Match Floor Thickness.
A.
Contractor Is Responsible For Coordination Of Fixtures & Ceiling Types And Fixtures
And Required Voltages.
B.
All Cable Installed In Spaces Used For Movement Of Environmental Air Shall Be
Approved For Use In A Plenum.
D.
Materials
A.
A.
Comply With UL 514 Scrub Water Exclusion Requirement.
Legrand Fire Classified Shall Depth Floor Box With Aluminum Cover Plate. Model
#880M2FC Approved Equal With Associated Flange And Cover Plates. Provide All
Associated Fittings And Accessories To Make A Complete Installation.
Coordination
A.
Installation
C.
A.
3.
Wiring To Recessed Fixture And Within Fixture Raceways Shall Be Type THHN, #12
AWG Minimum.
Metal Clad Cable: Type MC, Copper Conductor, 600 Volt Thermoplastic Insulation, 90
Deg. C, Interlocked Steel Tape Armor.
C.
G. Provide Legrand RC7 Series Or Approved Equal. Provide Adjusting Rings, Cover
Plates, Adapters, And Any Options Necessary To Provide A Complete Working System
5.
Increase Raceways Sizes For Larger Wire As Required.
E.
For Above Floor Fittings, Telephone Shall Be Bushed Hole And Power Shall Be
Duplex Receptacle Or Other As Noted. Provide Separation Barrier Between
Power And Telephone Compartments. Provide Junction Box On Underside Of
Floor. Pack Fittings To Restore Fire Rating Of Floor.
Locate Clear Of Other Trades.
2.
4.
Locations: Boxes Above Ceiling Shall Be 1-1/2 In. Deep. Boxes In Ceiling Or Slab Shall
Be 3 In. Deep. Boxes In Wall For Fixtures Shall Be 2-3/4 In. Deep. Boxes In Wall For
Receptacles And Switches Shall Be 1-1/2 In. Deep. Offset Back-To-Back Outlets With
Minimum 6 In. Separation. Surface Mounted Boxes: Stamped Steel Quad Receptacle
Boxes.
A.
Phase Balancing:
A.
Cut Conduit Ends Square. Ream Smooth. Paint Male Threads Of Field Threaded
Raceway With Graphite Base Pipe Compound. Draw Up Tight With Raceway
Coupling. All Couplings Shall Be Compression Type. No Set Screw Fittings.
Panel, Junction And Pull Boxes
Check All Lighting Fixtures And Receptacles For Proper Operation.
E.
C.
Except As Otherwise Required By Construction, Devices Or Wiring, Boxes Shall Be
Stamped Steel, 4 In. Square, Or Octagon For Fixtures.
6)
Testing
A.
6)
Installation
Contractor Shall Submit Shop Drawings For Panelboard Including, Dimensioned Plans,
Elevations, Details, Details Of Enclosure Type, Bus Configuration, Current, Voltage,
And Short Circuit Current Rating of Panelboard And Overcurrent Protective Devices.
Detail Features, Characteristics, And Ratings Of Individual Overcurrent Protective
Devices.
Quality And Gauge Of Materials: New, Best Of Their Respective Kinds, Free From
Defects And Listed By Underwriters Laboratories, Inc., Or Other Nationally Approved
Testing Agency And Bearing Their Label. Materials And Equipment Of Similar
Application Shall Be Of Same Manufacture, Except As Noted.
Provide Clearance With Water, Steam Or Other Piping (Minimum 3 In.
Separation From Steam And Hot Water Pipes, Except 1 In. From Pipe Cover At
Crossings And 18 In. For Parallel Runs).
Materials
Quality Assurance
A.
Any Exposed Raceways Shall Be True, Plumb And Run Parallel With Or At Right
Angles To Walls.
Boxes
Quality Assurance, Testing, And Phase Balancing:
1.
2)
6)
Contractor Shall Re-Assign Circuits To Rephase Panel As Required By New Work.
Update Panel Directory To Accurately Reflect Changes.
Disconnect Switches Shall Be Heavy Duty Type With Lockable Handle.
3.
Provide Raceways Complete With Boxes, Fittings And Accessories.
5)
Contractor Shall Furnish Labor And Material To Provide Circuit Breakers And
Necessary Bus Details To Provide Additional Circuit Breakers In Existing Spaces.
Breakers Shall Have Trip Rating And Number Of Poles As Indicated Or Required. Other
Breaker Characteristics Shall Match Existing.
2.
2.
1)
4)
Final Locations And Mounting Orientations Of All Switches, Receptacles And Light Fixtures
Shall Be Verified With Architect.
A.
1.
Provide Wire And Cable Complete With Accessories. Size Reference Shall Be AWG
Except As Noted.
Installation
3)
Color Code Each Conductor As Follows:
Low - Voltage Distribution Equipment:
1.
E.
A.
General
Labeling / Identification
C.
4.
Distribution: 277/480 Volt, 3 Phase, 4 Wire, 60 Hertz With Grounded Neutral And
120/208 Volt, 3 Phase, 4 Wire, 60 Hertz With Grounded Neutral.
Material
1.
Provide Arc Flash Warning Label Shown Below In Accordance With The 2008 NEC Article
110.16 Arc-Flash Hazard Warning.
2.
Electrical Equipment Such As Switchboards, Panelboards, Industrial Control Panels, Meter
Sockets, Enclosures, And Motor Control Centers That Are In Other Than Dwelling Units
And Are Likely To Require Examination, Adjustment, Servicing, Or Maintenance While
Energized Shall Be Field Marked To Warn Qualified Persons Of Potential Electric Arc Flash
Hazards.
3.
The Marking Shall Be Located So As To Be Clearly Visible To Qualified Persons Before
Examination, Adjustment, Servicing Or Maintenance Of The Equipment.
ORANGE
5"
1.
D.
1st Avenue
General - Language Used, Voltage Characteristics, Labeling, And Final Locations
2nd Avenue
2"
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
6"
2013
NEW YORK CITY BUILDING DEPARTMENT NOTES
FIRE PROTECTION NOTES
1.
The Installation Component, Sizing, Spacing, Clearances, Position, And Type Of System
Shall Conform To Section BC903 And Appendix Q, Section BCQ102.
1.
2.
Only Approved Materials Shall Be Used As Per Chapter 6 Of Appendix Q, Section BCQ102.
3.
Direct Connection Of Sprinklers To The Public Water System Shall Conform To Section
BCQ102.1 Sections 15.2.1 And 15.1.1 (D).
6.
The Occupancy Of The Areas To Be Sprinklered In Accordance With Sections 5.2 And A.5.2
Of Appendix Q Section BCQ102.
7.
Water Supply Test Pipes And Gauges Shall Be Provided As Per Section 8.16.1 And 8.16.4
Of Appendix Q Section BCQ102.
2.
3.
All New Sprinkler Piping And Heads Shall Be Located Only As Indicated On Approved Shop
Drawings. Shop Drawings Must Be Submitted And Approved Before Starting Work. Any
Deviations Made To Approved Layout Must Be Submitted To Engineer As "As-Built"
Drawings.
4.
All Sprinkler Heads Shall Be Provided As Indicated On Drawing SP101.
5.
8.
9.
New Branch Piping, Size Per Plan
All Sprinkler System Components To Be Approved By The Engineer And General
Contractor And Installed By The Fire Protection Contractor.
1" Elbow
1" Piping To New Sprinkler Head
Existing Sprinkler Main
1" X 1/2" Reducing Fitting
Design Criteria: See Details Below.
Piping, Fittings, Specifications, Pipe Schedules, System Test Pipes, Protection Against
Corrosion, Damage, Valves, Hangers, Sprinkler Guards And Shields Shall Be As Per
Appendix Q Section BCQ102, Chapters 6 And 9
39th FL
45th Street
Hung Ceiling
Stock Of Extra Sprinklers Shall Be Furnished As Per Section 6.2.9 Appendix Q Section
BCQ102 (Required For Each Temperature Rating).
1st Avenue
Inspections And Tests Of Sprinklers Shall Be Conducted As Per Sec. 901.5 And Appendix Q,
Sec. BCQ102, Ch. 16.
Hanger Rod
B. No Piping Shall Be Hung From The Piping Of Other Trades Or Ductwork. Hangers Shall
Be Of Heavy Construction, Suitable For The Size Of Pipe To Be Supported.
2nd Avenue
5.
Sprinkler Shall Be Protected Against Freezing And Injury As Per Appendix Q BCQ102,
Sections 8.15.3 And 6.2.8.
A. Where Overhead Construction Does Not Permit Fastening Of Hanger Rods In Required
Locations, Provide Additional Steel Framing As Required And Approved.
Dim. Varies
4.
All Piping And Equipment Shall Be Substantially Supported From The Building Structure.
Hanger And Supports Shall Be Specifically Approved For Use In Sprinkler Systems.
17th FL
44th Street
1st FL
10. Sprinkler Alarm Will Be In Accordance With Section 8.16.1 Of Appendix Q Section BCQ102.
11. Spacing, Location And Position Of Sprinklers Will Be As Per Section 8 Of Appendix Q
Section BCQ102.
12. All Blind Spaces Exceeding 6" In Width Or Depth Which Contain Combustible Material Will
Be Sprinklered.
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1.
13. All Piping Passing Through Walls Will Comply With Section BC712.
14. There Is No High Piled Storage As Defined In Section 3-3.12 Of Appendix Q Section
BCQ102.
15. Distance Of Sprinklers From Heat Source Shall Be As Per NFPA 13 Tables 8.3.2.5 (A) And
8.3.2.5 (B).
3.
Whenever Roll Grooved Connections Are Used For Wet Systems Only, Allowance For
Additional Pressure Loss At Grooves Shall Be Made As Follows:
4.
A.
For Each Coupling On Straight Run Including Straight Flow Through Tee Or Cross: Add
1 Equivalent Feet Of Pipe.
B.
For Each Coupling At Elbow, Tee Or Cross Where Direction Of Flow Changes: Add 2
Equivalent Feet Of Pipe.
Schedule 40 Black Steel Pipe Are Permitted For 2" And Smaller Pipe Sizes.
20. A One Piece Reducing Fitting Should Be Used Wherever A Change Is Made In The Size Of
Pipe, As Per Section 6.4.6 Of Appendix Q Section BCQ102.
B.
Schedule 10 And/Or Lightwall Black Steel Pipe Are Permitted For 2-1/2" And Larger
Pipe Sizes Only.
22. Drain Valves And Test Valves Shall Be Approved Type As Per Section 6.7.3 Of Appendix Q
Section BCQ102.
23. Hangers Should Be Supported By Wrought Iron U Type Or Approved Adjustable Hangers.
Hangers Shall Be Of The Type Approved For Use With The Pipe Or Tube Involved, As Per
Chapter 9 Of Appendix Q Section Bcq102.
24. Provisions Should Be Made To Facilitate Flushing System Piping By Providing Flushing
Connection Consisting Of A Capped Nipple 4" Long On End Of A Cross Main As Per Section
8.14.16 Of Appendix Q Section BCQ102.
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Terminate Sleeve Flush
With Finished Wall
Surfaces
6.
Hydraulic Calculations Shall Be Brought Back To Connection To 17th Floor Sprinkler Riser.
7.
Result Of Hydraulic Calculations Shall Be Adjusted To Full Pressure Available And Provide
A Minimum 30 Minutes Duration Of Water Supply.
8.
MIC Testing Of The Water Supply Must Be Provided Before The System Is Installed And In
Operation By An Independent Agency.
Standard Weight Steel Pipe Sleeve
Of Size To Pass Pipe And Insulation
Finished Escutcheon Plate Flush Against Wall
And Of Size To Completely Cover Opening
Pipe And Insulation To Be
Centered In Sleeve - Do Not
Support Pipe From Sleeve
Finished Wall Surface
Concealed Piping
Piping Exposed
DETAIL OF PIPE SLEEVE THRU WALL
26. Sprinkler Temperature Rating Shall Comply With Section 8.3 Of Appendix Q Section
BCQ102.
SP001
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27. 18" Minimum Clearance Must Be Maintained Below Sprinkler Deflector As Per Section
8.5.6 Of Appendix Q Section BCQ102.
Hanger Rod
1" Sprinkler Branch
29. Sprinkler System Shall Comply With NFPA 13-2002 As Modified By Appendix Q Section
BCQ102.
30. Sources Of Water Supply For Sprinkler Systems Shall Comply With Chapter 15 Of
Appendix Q Section BCQ102.
31. Pipe Schedule Systems Shall Be In Accordance With Section 14.5 Of Appendix Q Section
BCQ102.
32. Automatic Interlock Cutoff Switch For Ventilation Will Conform To Chapter 6 Of The
Mechanical Code (Applicable Only If There Is An Air System Utilizing Recirculated Air And
Requiring A Thermostatic Device).
Water Curtain Sprinkler Installed
Between Window & Window Shade,
Coordinate Sprinkler Location With
Architect And General Contractor
Heavy Duty Clevis Hanger
Hung Ceiling
Pipe
33. Hydraulically Designed Sprinkler Systems Shall Be In Accordance With Chapter 14 Of
Appendix Q Section BCQ102.
34. Minimum Branch Pipe Size To Be One Inch (1").
35. This Application Is Made Only For Work Indicated On The Specification Sheet. All Other
Matters Shown Are Not To Be Relied Upon Or To Be Considered As Either Being Approved
Or In Accordance With Applicable Codes.
Min. 4"
Max. 12"
Window Shade Shall Not Be
Installed Between The Sprinkler
Head And Window
Uninsulated Pipe
NOTES:
36. This Application Is Not Filed As A Result Of The Fire Commissioner As Authorized By BS&A
To Modify The Certificate Of Occupancy Nor Is Such Action Pending.
1.
During Installation Of New Pipe Hanger Rods And Clamps, Any Removed Or Damaged Fire-Proofing On Steel Must Be Repaired Or Replaced To Match Existing.
2.
Locate Hangers As Close As Possible To Turns And Tees Of Pipe. Provide Supplementary Steel Struts Between Joists If Required. Anchor Water Pipe Against
Swaying Due To Changes In Water Velocity. Provide Seismic Bracing If/As Required By Local Authorities. Chains Or Perforated Strap Iron Or Steel Is Not
Acceptable. Do Not Suspend Pipe From Joist Bracing Members. Refer To Codes And Specifications For Further Information.
Window
37. For All New And Altered Portions of Sprinkler System, Special Inspections Shall Be
Performed In Compliance With All Requirements Of NYC Building Code Section:903,
1704.21 And 1704.21.1.
WATER CURTAIN SPRINKLER HEAD DETAIL
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Seal Or Caulk Sleeves Thru
Fire Walls In A Smoke Tight
Manner
Discharge From Each Sprinkler Head Shall Not Be Less Than Required For Area Covered By
This Head. Area Coverage Per Head Shall Be Determined In Accordance With NFPA
Standard No. 13.
DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
25. Sprinkler Shall Be An Approved Type As Per Section 8.3 Of Appendix Q Section BCQ102.
28. Spacing And Location Of Sprinklers Shall Comply With Chapter 8 Of Appendix Q Section
BCQ102.
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Equivalent Fitting Lengths Used In Hydraulic Calculations Shall Be In Accordance With
NFPA Standard No.13.
A.
5.
Drawing: SP001
Detail: 01
NYC
19. Drainage Shall Conform To Section 8.15.2 Of Appendix Q Section BCQ102.
21. All Valves On Connections To Water Supply To Sprinkler Shall Be Approved OS&Y Or
Approved Indicator Type.
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Minimum Pressure At Sprinkler Head 7 PSI.
17. All Pipes Passing Through Foundation Walls Shall Be Protected As Provided By Section
305.5 Of The Plumbing Code.
CONCEALED SPRINKLER HEAD & PIPING DETAIL
Wet Sprinkler System: Light Hazard Occupancies: Conference Rooms, Office Areas &
Corridors: Density 0.10 GPM/Sq. Ft. Over Most Hydraulically Remote 1500 Sq. Ft.
Maximum Coverage Per Sprinkler Head 225 Sq. Ft.
2.
16. As Per Section BC903.1.2 Provide Department Of Environmental Protection Letter With
Flow Test Data If There Is A Direct Connection To The Street Water Supply.
18. All Valves Shall Be Identified As Required By Section 6-7.4 Of Appendix Q Section Bcq102.
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SPRINKLER PIPING HANGER DETAIL
2014
39th FL
1st Avenue
2nd Avenue
45th Street
17th FL
Residual Pressure: 43 PSI
Flow Available: 500 GPM
1st FL
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DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
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Total Number Of Heads In Work Area After Construction: 115
Total Number Of New Heads To Be Added: 37
Total Number Of Existing Heads To Be Demolished: 20
Total Number Of Existing Heads To Remain: 78
REATED PRESSURE: 145 PSI
RATED FLOW: 500 GPM
Total Number Of Existing Heads Within Work Area: 98
44th Street
GENERAL NOTES
1. This Building Riser Diagram Was Recreated From Drawing Provided By WASA Arch. Engineers, Dated 10/03/2002 And Is The Responsibility Of The Building Consultants & Building Owner.
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DESIGN DENSITY: 0.10 GPM/ SQ. FT.
1"
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1"
2"
1"
2"
38
2"
1"
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2"
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2"
C
B
1"
2 1/2" SPRINKLER
RISER
1"
43
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1"
AVAILABLE RESIDUAL PRESSURE AT SYSTEM FLOW: 43.74 PSI
1"
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1"
2-1/2"
1"
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1 1/4"
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40
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1 1/2"
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1 1/4"
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2"
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2"
1"
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1"
2"
2"
1"
2"
2"
1"
42
2"
41
1"
1"
1"
1"
1"
1"
NIC
1"
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EAST 44TH STREET
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SPRINKLER PLAN
KEY NOTES
(SYMBOLS
1
,
2
, ETC.)
1. Concealed Pendent Sprinkler Head Installed In Water Curtain Arrangement, As Indicated On Detail 04 On Drawing SP001. Heads Shall
Be Installed At A Max. Of 6'-0" On Center, 4" to 12" Distance From Glass, Covering All Portions Of Windows. Arrangement Shall Be In
Full Compliance With NYC LL-26 Of 2004, NYC Building Code, Section 704.12, Opening Protection And NFPA 13. Coordinate Sprinkler
Head Installation In Window Shade Pocket With General Contractor And Architect.
SPRINKLER SCHEDULE
16'
1.
Identifier
Description
Identifier
Description
New Sprinkler Piping
DOB
Department Of Buildings
Existing Sprinkler Piping
FR
Fast Response
Existing Sprinkler Piping To Be
Demolished
NFPA
National Fire Protection Association
NIC
Not In Contract
QR
Quick Response
2.
Existing Conditions For Sprinkler Heads Indicated To Remain Shall Be Verified By Sprinkler Contractor
And Shall Be Replaced If Found Not In Operational Condition.
3.
Existing Sprinkler Heads Indicated To Be Used As The Outlets For New Head Connections Are Indicated
For Approximate Suggested Tie-Ins. The Contractor Shall Make All New Connections To The Nearest
Available Outlet.
New Concealed Sprinkler Head
4.
Sprinkler Contractor Is Responsible For Complete Survey And Verification Of Existing Sprinkler Piping &
Shall Provide Hydraulic Calculation In Accordance With Design Criteria.
Existing Concealed Sprinkler
Head To Remain
5.
Hydrostatic Test Shall Be Conducted On Renovated Sprinkler System As Per NFPA-13. Hydrostatic Test
Report Shall Be Delivered To Architect / Engineer And Landlord.
Existing Sprinkler Head To Be
Demolished
6.
Contractor Shall Coordinate With Building Management For Sprinkler System Shut-down And Possible
Fire Watch.
Connect To Existing
7.
Owner Shall Notify The FDNY Of Sprinkler System Disconnect By Submitting A Letter Of Notification.
8.
See Drawing SP001 For New York City Building Department Notes, Fire Protection Notes And Design
Criteria.
9.
Sprinkler Work Shall Comply With Base Building Rules And Regulations.
Total Number Of New Heads To Be Added: 38
Total Number Of Heads Within Work Area After Construction Completion: 116
8'
Drawing: SP101
Detail: 01
PARTIAL ABBREVIATION LIST
Total Number Of Existing Heads Within Work Area: 98
Total Number Of Existing Heads To Be Demolished: 20
2' 4'
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PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
SPRINKLER HEAD SUMMARY
Total Number Of Existing Heads To Remain: 78
Scale:
1/8"=1'-0"
GENERAL NOTES
Area Under Construction Shall Be Protected With Sprinklers During Non-working Hours. The Sprinkler
Contractor Shall Ensure System Operation During Construction.
10. No Sprinkler Work Shall Commence Without DOB Approved Drawings And Permit.
Type
Wet-type, Automatic Ordinary Temp., 1/2" Inlet &
5.6K-Factor, QR Concealed Pendent Heads
(Shall Match With Sensitivity Of Existing Heads)
Description
11. Sprinkler Contractor Shall Submit As-built Drawings To Landlord At The Completion Of The Project.
Viking Model Mirage VK462: Cover Plate
W/Painted White Finish; NYC MEA #: 89-92-E
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1"
Scale: NTS
2"
1"
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AVAILABLE RESIDUAL PRESSURE AT TEST FLOW RATE: 43 PSI
2"
1"
Scale: NTS
CALCULATED SYSTEM FLOW RATE: 243.23 GPM
AVAILABLE STATIC PRESSURE: 44 PSI
NIC
2"
KEY PLAN
TEST FLOW RATE: 500 GPM
1"
1"
1"
1st FL
CALCULATED INFLOW RESIDUAL PRESSURE: 38.70 PSI
2"
2"
1"
1"
C'
1"
2"
44th Street
NUMBER OF SPRINKLER HEADS CALCULATED: 14 HEADS
1"
2" 1"
17th FL
AREA OF APPLICATION: 1574 SQ. FT.
1"
1"
1"
1"
1"
1"
1"
1"
C'
HYDRAULIC CALCULATION INFORMATION
OCCUPANCY OF CLASSIFICATION: LIGHT HAZARD
2"
1"
39th FL
45th Street
1"
1"
2"
1"
5
1"
30
28
2"
4
1"
25
1"
2"
1"
36
1"
1"
23
37 2"
1 1/4"
1ST AVENUE
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1"
3
2
1"
F'
1"
1"
1st Avenue
12
2nd Avenue
1
2014
PLUMBING NOTES
General
Provide Rough-In And Final Connections For All Plumbing Fixtures Including Waste, Vents,
Hot And Cold Water, And Provide All Plumbing Work Necessary To Make The Pantry And
Toilet Areas Entirely Operable And Acceptable To Local Health And Building Officials.
4.
Provide Shut-Off Valves For Each Plumbing Fixture And Piece Of Equipment.
5.
Provide Traps On All Waste Piping From Plumbing Fixtures And Piece Of Equipment.
SINK
2"FUD
TP
EXT. FD
6.
Coordinate Position Of Sleeves And Openings Through Floor With The General Contractor.
7.
Provide Vacuum Breakers And Check Valves For The Plumbing Fixtures Where And When
Required By Code.
9.
2"S
2"S
3"FD
17TH FLOOR
3"S
3"S
CO
2"S
CO
CO
39th FL
45th Street
All Piping And Equipment Shall Be Substantially Supported From The Building Structure.
Hanger And Supports Shall Be Specifically Approved For Use In Plumbing Systems.
A.
Where Overhead Construction Does Not Permit Fastening Of Hanger Rods In
Required Locations, Provide Additional Steel Framing As Required And Approved.
B.
No Plumbing Piping Shall Be Hung From The Piping Of Other Trades Or Ductwork.
Hangers Shall Be Of Heavy Construction, Suitable For The Size Of Pipe To Be
Supported.
2nd Avenue
8.
TP
SANITARY RISER DIAGRAM
Drawing: P001
Detail: 01
Scale:
NTS
1st FL
KEY PLAN
Scale: NTS
Plumbing Fixtures To Be Approved By The Engineer And Installed By The Plumbing
Contractor.
NYC
1/2" CW
At Each Hot Water Return Piping Connection To The Hot Water Supply Piping The
Contractor Shall Furnish And Install Isolation, Balancing And Check Valves. Refer To
Detail.
4.
Provide Water Hammer Arrestors At Each Individual Or Bank Of Flush Valves. Coordinate
Location Of Access Door With Architect.
5.
Access Panels Shall Be Provided As Necessary To Allow For Access To Valves And Water
Hammer Arrestors. All Access Panels Shall Be By The General Contractor. Plumbing
Contractor Shall Be Responsible For Their Location.
1/2" FW
TP
TP
SINK
WF
2.
Cleanouts In Horizontal Drainage Lines Shall Be Spaced At Intervals Not To Exceed The
Following Values:
A.
2-1/2" Or Less: 25 Feet
B.
3" And 4": 50 Feet
C.
4" And Above: 85 Feet
The Plumbing Systems (Sanitary, Vent, Water Distribution) And All Associated
Equipment Will Be Installed And Maintained In Accordance With The Full
Requirements Of The New York City Plumbing Code. Compliance With The
FULL Provisions Of All New York City Building And Plumbing Code Accessibility
Requirements And Plumbing Fixture Flow Requirements Of The New York City
Plumbing Code.
1.
2.
Install All Required Cleanouts To Clear Equipment And Fixtures.
5.
All Fixtures Are To Be Provided With Standard Trap And Cleanout.
3.
The Materials Used In The Plumbing Systems Will Be Provided In Full Accordance With
Sections PC3O2 And PC303.
Equipment Hook-Up And The Joining Will Be Full Compliance With Sections PC605 And
PC705.
4.
The Installation Of Fixtures Will Be In Full Accordance With PC Chapter 4.
1.
5.
Traps For Fixtures And Drain Lines Will Be Provided And Cleanouts Installed In Full
Compliance With Sections PC412, PC708 And PC Chapter 10.
Countertop Sinks:
6.
ADA-Conforming, Wheelchair Accessible Lavatory P-trap And Angle Valve Assemblies
Shall Be Covered With The Molded, Antimicrobial Truebro, Inc. Lav-Guard Undersink
Protective Pipe Cover, Color White. Cover Shall Be Secured With Snap-Clip Flush
Reusable Fasteners, Angle Stop Shall Have Lock-Lid Locking Access Cover.
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Vertical And Horizontal Piping Will Be Hung And Supported As Directed In Specifications
And With The Full Compliance With Section PC3O8.
7.
The Water Supply Systems Of The Subject Building Shall Be Installed And Maintained In
Full Compliance With PC Chapter 6.
8.
The Sanitary Drainage System Will Be Sized And Installed In Full Compliance With PC
Chapter 7.
9.
The Vent Piping For The Sanitary Drainage System Of The Subject Building Will Be Installed
In Full Compliance With Section PC702 And PC Chapter 9.
1/2" FW
Drawing: P001
Detail: 02
Scale:
NTS
PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
Identifier
Description
Identifier
Description
Existing Piping
CO
Clean Out
Sanitary Waste Piping
CW
Cold Water
Vent Piping
EWC
Electric Water Cooler
Cold Water Piping
EWH
Electric Water Heater
Hot Water Piping
EXT
Existing
Clean Out
FUD
Funnel Drain
Pipe Down
FW
Filtered Water
Pipe Up
HW
Hot Water
Thermostatic Mixing Valve
S / SAN
Sanitary
Ball Valve
TP
Trap Primer
Cap
REF
Refrigerator
Point Of Connection
V
Vent
WF
Water Filter
The Sanitary System Shall Be Provided In Full Accordance With The General Provisions Of
Section PC3O1.
Protective Coverings
Provide Protective Coverings For All ADA Compliant Fixtures As Noted Below:
REF
WATER SUPPLY RISER DIAGRAM
Provide Shut Off Valves At All Domestic Water Branch Piping Connections.
4.
EWH
17TH FLOOR
Sanitary
No PVC Or ABS Piping Shall Be Used In Any Above Grade Plumbing Installations.
1/2" HW
1/2" HW
1/2" CW
1.
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1/2" HW
1/2" CW
EXT. 1 1/2" CW RISER
1/2" HW
Insulate All Water Piping Except Exposed At The Fixtures With Fiberglass Insulation With
Non-combustible UL Rated Vapor Barrier Or Closed Cell Flexible Insulation Equal To
Armaflex II. Insulation on CW Piping Up To 1-1/4" Size Shall Be 1/2" Thickness. 1-1/2"
And Larger Piping Requires 1" Thick Insulation on CW Piping. Insulation on HW Piping Up
to 1-1/4" Size Shall Be 1" Thickness. 1-1/2" And Larger Piping Requires 1-1/2" Insulation
on HW Piping.
A.
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3.
Scale: NTS
EXT. 1 1/2" HW RISER
18TH FLOOR
1/2" CW
Provide Shut-off Valves At Each Fixture On Water Supply Pipes Hot And Cold.
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11. All Plumbing Fixtures To Be Located By The Architect. See Architectural Drawings And
Specifications.
2.
17th FL
44th Street
10. Plumbing Fixtures Shall Be As Specified By Engineer.
1.
1st Avenue
All Visibly Exposed Pipe To Equipment Shall Be Chrome Plated Brass.
1-1/2"V
3.
1-1/2"V
Plumbing Contractor Shall Locate All Piping And Plumbing Rough-In For Plumbing Fixtures
In Accordance With Rough-In Drawings Provided By Equipment Manufacturers.
1-1/2"V
EXT. 4" SAN RISER
2.
18TH FLOOR
EXT. 4" VENT RISER
1.
CO
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F'
F'
P101
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1/2"CW
1/2"HW
3"S
1 1/2"V
F
39th FL
45th Street
E
E
NIC
NIC
1st Avenue
1
2nd Avenue
2
F
17th FL
44th Street
1st FL
3
KEY PLAN
3"S
C'
C'
Scale: NTS
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VERTICAL PLAN
Scale: NTS
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C
C
NIC
B
1ST AVENUE
NIC
A
A
EAST 44TH STREET
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PLUMBING PLAN
KEY NOTES
(SYMBOLS
Description
Identifier
Description
Existing Piping
CO
Clean Out
Sanitary Waste Piping
CW
Cold Water
Vent Piping
EWC
Electric Water Cooler
Cold Water Piping
EWH
Electric Water Heater
Hot Water Piping
FUD
Funnel Drain
Clean Out
FW
Filtered Water
Pipe Down
HW
Hot Water
Pipe Up
NIC
Not In Contract
Thermostatic Mixing Valve
REF
Refrigerator
Contractor Shall Furnish And Install New Elec. Tankless Thermostatic Hot Water Heater Under Counter
As Indicated.
EWH: Eemax, Model EX48T.
Ball Valve
S / SAN
Sanitary
Cap
TP
Trap Primer
5.
Coordinate With Base Building Landlord For Plumbing Shutdowns And Overtime Work.
Point Of Connection
V
Vent
6.
Pantry Sink Shall Have Overflow Protection. See Architectural Drawings For Specification.
WF
Water Filter
New 3"S Run In The Ceiling Of Floor Below. Provide Pipe Pitch As Required.
2.
New 1/2"CW, 1/2"HW, 1-1/2"V Run In The Ceiling Of 17th Floor.
3.
Connect New 3"S To Existing 3"S In The Ceiling Of Floor Below.
4.
Connect New 1/2"CW, 1/2"HW, 1-1/2"V To Correspond Existing Piping As Required.
CO
1.
TP
2.
CO
3"FD
2"S
4.
1-1/2"V
3"S
3"S
1/2"CW
1/2"HW
EWH
Plumbing Contractor Is Responsible For Field Verification Of All Existing Conditions And New Piping
Tie-In Locations.
FUD
SINK
16'
Identifier
1.
GENERAL NOTES
WF
8'
2
, ETC.)
2' 4'
PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
1
,
13
Scale:
1/8"=1'-0"
Contractor Shall Furnish And Install One Water Filter Under Counter As Indicated.
WF:
AquaPure AP200.
N
Drawing: P101
Detail: 01
REF
PLUMBING PART PLAN
Scale:
1/2"=1'-0"
6" 1'
2'
4'
N
Drawing: P101
Detail: 02
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DEMOLITION NOTES
General
SYMBOL LIST NOTE:
1.
1.
All Work Is To Comply With The New York City (NYC) Construction Codes.
1.
1.
2.
All Work Is To Be In Full Accordance With The New York City Mechanical Code (MC).
3.
All Work Is To Be In Compliance With The Provisions Of Title 28 Of The Administrative
Code, And Chapter 17 Of The New York City Building Code.
2.
Contractor Shall Ensure That All Mechanical Devices Will Be Installed In A Location Which
Affords Accessibility For Maintenance And Repair. Coordinate Installation Among All
Trades To Avoid Interferences, And Locate Equipment To Provide Clearances Which
Exceed Those Recommended By The Equipment Manufacturer. Prior To Project
Completion, Representatives Of DLB Associates Will Review Each Installation And Will
Direct Changes Whenever Access Or Serviceability Is, In Their Opinion, Unacceptable.
Symbol List Shown Is For General Reference Only. The Presence Of A Symbol Does Not
Imply Its Use On This Project. Refer To Drawings For Specific Symbols Used.
Single Line
Double Line
All Mechanical Controls (Thermostats, Etc.) Shall Be Furnished And Installed As Per
Barrier-Free Subcode Of Uniform Construction Code. Coordinate Exact Location And
Mounting Height Of All Thermostats With Architect Prior To Installation.
3.
Thermostat Wiring Shall Be Run In Concealed Space, Wall Or Chase.
4.
Repair Fireproofing Disturbed By Demolition Or New Work.
R=1.5 x W
Demolition Drawings Show Approximate Layout, And Are Intended For Establishing
Demolition Scope Of Work. All HVAC Equipment With All Associated Piping And Ductwork
To Remain Unless Otherwise Noted. Contractor Shall Be Responsible To Field Verify And
Remove All Work Which Is Not To Remain In Use.
2.
Remove All Existing Supports, Accessories, Etc. Connected To Work To Be Removed.
3.
All Unused Penetrations Shall Be Patched, Sealed Watertight, And Fire Protected As
Required.
4.
The Contractor Is Responsible For All Required Inspections As Per Title 28, Article 116 Of
The Administrative Code And Chapter 17 Of The New York City Building Code.
4.
Coordinate Demolition Work With New Work Plans.
5.
Inspections And Testing Are To Be In Full Accordance With Section MC Section 107.
5.
All Existing HVAC Systems Including Ductwork, Diffusers, Registers, Etc. Covered In This
Work Shall Be Cleaned Thoroughly, Dust Free.
6.
The Approval And Installation Of All Equipment And Appliances Is To Be In Full
Accordance With MC Section 301.
6.
Contractor Shall Provide New Connections Where Required In Order To Maintain Services
To All Existing Items Including But Not Limited To Ductwork, Piping, Equipment, Outlets.
7.
No Work Shall Negatively Impact The Existing Structure Beyond That Specified In MC
Section 302.
7.
If The New Work Requires The Removal Of Unused Or Inactive Piping, Ductwork, Etc. Or
The Relocation Of Active Services In Order To Install The Work Shown, Then The Removal
And/Or The Relocation Of The Interfering Component Shall Be Done By This Contractor
At No Additional Cost And No Interruption To Existing Service.
8.
The Owner Shall Maintain The Building And Its Facilities And Shall Comply With The
Inspection And Maintenance Requirements Of Title 28, Chapter 3 Of The Administrative
Code.
W
Airside
1.
All Air Moving Devices, Including But Not Limited To, Air Handling Units, Air Conditioning
Units, Etc. Must Comply With AMCA Standard 210 And ASHRAE Standard 62-1989.
2.
Provide Vibration Isolation On All Duct Connections To Fans And Other Equipment With
Rotary Parts.
3.
Ductwork Shall Be In Accordance With SMACNA Low And Medium Pressure "HVAC Duct
Construction Standards - Metal And Flexible".
4.
6.
Supply, Return Or Exhaust Round Elbow
Double Thickness
Turning Vanes
W
Elbow May Transition In
"W" Dimension Only
Provide And Secure Framed 1/4"x1/4" Woven Wire Mesh End Cap On Open End Return
Air And Exhaust Air Ducts.
8.
Provide Volume Damper On Each Branch Take Off From Duct Main, And On Each Diffuser
Take Off From Branch Duct Or Main.
Supply, Return Or Exhaust Square Elbow
Flexible Duct Connections To Registers, Diffusers, Etc. Shall Not Exceed 18" In Length.
4X
4.
5.
Condenser Water Piping Flushing / Cleaning And Testing Procedures
A.
4X
Provide Shut-Off Valves At All Branch Piping Connections To Mains.
6.
All Branch Takeoffs From Piping Mains Shall Be Provided With A 3 Elbow Swing.
7.
Install All Dielectric Unions In A Manner Which Makes Them Readily Accessible For Future
Repair Or Replacement.
Prepare Hydronic Piping According To ASME B31.9 And As Follows:
W
Supply Duct Horizontal Split
R=1.5 x W
W
PLAN
X
SECTION
TT
B.
4X
BT
15. Space Heating Systems Are To Be Capable Of Providing A Minimum Indoor Temperature
Of 68 Degrees F At A Point Three Feet Above The Floor On The Design Heating Day, In
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18. Duct Systems Used For The Movement Of Air In Air-Conditioning, Heating, Ventilating And
Exhaust Systems Shall Conform To The Provisions Of MC Chapter 6.
20. The Installation, Maintenance, Design, Minimum Safety Requirements, Repair And
Approval Of Factory-Built Chimneys, Chimney Liners, Vents And Connectors And
Field-Constructed Chimneys And Connectors Along With Masonry Chimneys Shall Be
Governed By MC Chapter 8.
2)
Provide Temporary Restraints For Expansion Joints That Cannot Sustain
Reactions Due To Test Pressure. If Temporary Restraints Are Impractical, Isolate
Expansion Joints From Testing.
22. The Design, Installation, Construction And Repair Of Refrigeration Systems And Piping
Shall Be In Accordance With MC Chapter 11.
3)
Flush Hydronic Piping Systems With Clean Water; Then Remove And Clean Or
Replace Strainer Screens.
23. The Construction, Installation, Alteration And Repair Of Hydronic Piping Systems That Are
Part Of HVAC Systems Shall Be Governed By MC Chapter 12. Potable Water Systems Are
To Be Installed In Accordance With The New York City Plumbing Code.
4)
Isolate Equipment From Piping. If A Valve Is Used To Isolate Equipment, Its
Closure Shall Be Capable Of Sealing Against Test Pressure Without Damage To
Valve. Install Blinds In Flanged Joints To Isolate Equipment.
24. Cutting, Notching And Boring In Steel Framing Shall Be In Accordance With MC Section
302.5.
5)
Install Safety Valve, Set At A Pressure No More Than One-Third Higher Than Test
Pressure, To Protect Against Damage By Expanding Liquid Or Other Source Of
Overpressure During Test.
MECHANICAL PHASING PLANS
Perform The Following Tests On Hydronic Piping:
While Filling System, Use Vents Installed At High Points Of System To Release
Air. Use Drains Installed At Low Points For Complete Draining Of Test Liquid.
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F'
F'
F
F
E
E
C'
C'
C
1.
Unit Shall Be Provided With Room Thermostat With On-Off-Heat-Cool Control.
2.
Unit Shall Be Normally Off.
3.
Unit Shall Be Manually Started To Provide Supplemental Cooling/Heating.
4.
Thermostat Shall Modulate Two Way Control Valve To Maintain Setpoint Temperature.
3)
4)
5)
Subject Piping System To Hydrostatic Test Pressure That Is Not Less Than 1.5
Times The System's Working Pressure. Test Pressure Shall Not Exceed Maximum
Pressure For Any Vessel, Pump, Valve, Or Other Component In System Under
Test. Verify That Stress Due To Pressure At Bottom Of Vertical Runs Does Not
Exceed 90 Percent Of Specified Minimum Yield Strength Or 1.7 Times The "SE"
Value In Appendix A In ASME B31.9, "Building Services Piping."
C
B
B
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PHASE 1
After Hydrostatic Test Pressure Has Been Applied For At Least 10 Minutes,
Examine Piping, Joints, And Connections For Leakage. Eliminate Leaks By
Tightening, Repairing, Or Replacing Components, And Repeat Hydrostatic Test
Until There Are No Leaks.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
H
H
F'
F'
Prepare Written Report Of Testing.
F
F
E
E
C'
C'
C
C
B
B
A
A
EAST 44TH STREET
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
PHASE 2
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21. Ventilation Controls Shall Be Provided In Accordance To Section 405 For Group Use
Classification 'B'.
2)
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Leave Joints, Including Welds, Uninsulated And Exposed For Examination During
Test.
Use Ambient Temperature Water As A Testing Medium Unless There Is Risk Of
Damage Due To Freezing. Another Liquid That Is Safe For Workers And
Compatible With Piping May Be Used.
VERTICAL PLAN
1)
1)
N
MEP CONSULTANT
Flushing / Cleaning / Testing, Phase 1:
R=1.5 x W
TT= Top Throat
BT= Bottom Throat
Scale: NTS
12. All Mechanical System Piping Shall Be Supported In Accordance With MC Section 305.
14. Condensate Shall Be Disposed Of As Per MC Section 307.
Provide Capped Manual Air Vents At All Hydronic System High Points, And Before All
Vertical Drops In Direction Of Flow, Provide Capped Hose Drains At All System Low Points,
So As To Enable The Complete Downdrain Of The System.
Minimum Size Of All Water And Condensate Drain Piping Shall Be 3/4" Unless Otherwise
Noted.
KEY PLAN
19. Combustion Air Shall Be Governed By MC Chapter 7.
X
BT=
WT=
11. Equipment And Appliances Shall Be Installed As Required By Their Terms Of Approval, In
Accordance With The Conditions Of The Listing, The Manufacturer's Instructions And MC
Section 304.
13. Contractor Shall Replace With New All Damaged Existing Equipment Or Parts Of
Equipment, Air Devices, Parts Of Duct Or Piping, Insulation, Etc. Covered In This Work.
Replacement Contact Shall Be Done At No Additional Cost.
1.
13. All Fire / Smoke Dampers Shall Be Type A With Blades Located Out Of The Air Stream.
All Condensate Drain Lines Shall Discharge To A Receptor In Compliance With The
International Plumbing Code. No Plastic Piping Shall Be Installed In Plenum Ceiling.
1st FL
13. Clearances For Maintenance And Replacement Of Appliances Are To Be Maintained In
W
17th FL
44th Street
10. Equipment And Appliance Locations Shall Be As Per MC Section 303.
16. Ventilation Shall Be Provided As Per The Requirements Of MC Chapter 4.
Supply, Return Or Exhaust Duct Branch
Where Piping Connections For The Equipment Such As Pumps, AC Units, Coils Etc. Differ
From The Line Size, It Shall Be The Responsibility Of The Mechanical Contractor To Furnish
And Install The Necessary Reducers Or Expander Fitting To Enable Connection Between
The Piping System And The Equipment.
All Businesses, Trades And Occupations Engaged In Building Work Regulated By The NYC
Construction Codes Shall Comply With The Requirements Of Title 28, Chapter 4 Of The
Administrative Code.
12. Contractor Shall Verify Conditions Of Existing HVAC Equipment, Duct Work, Insulation, Etc.
Repair, Clean, Sandblast, Prime And Paint To Match Architectural Scheme.
CONDENSER WATER PIPE SPECIFICATION
Water Side
9.
45th Street
17. Exhaust Systems Shall Comply With The Requirements Of MC Chapter 5.
W/2
(4" MIN)
12. Provide And Install Fire / Smoke Dampers And Access Doors In All Ductwork Penetrating 2
Hour Or More Fire Rated Walls. All Access Doors Shall Be 12"x12" Unless Otherwise
Noted.
3.
The Contractor Shall Obtain All Permits, Approvals And Pay All Fees Demolition Is Called
For.
X
11. Border Type, Color, Finishes And Method Of Attachment For All Diffusers, Grilles And
Registers Shall Be Coordinated With The Architectural Ceiling Detail And Specifications.
2.
9.
14. Existing Equipment Don't Have Any Equipment Tags. For Equipment Designation Refer To
Floor Plans & Equipment Schedules.
10. The Exact Location Of Diffusers Shall Be Coordinated With The Architectural Reflected
Ceiling Plans And All Other Trades.
1.
All Work Shall Comply With The Requirements Of The New York City Building Code And
Local Law Having Jurisdiction.
11. Contractor Shall Disconnect And Cap All Electric Connections, Plumbing Connections For
All Equipment, Equipment Components Being Demolished. Whether Indicated Or Not On
Drawings And Specifications.
W
Provide 1" Thick Acoustical Duct Lining In The Supply Duct Of Air Handling Unit To At Least
20 Feet From The Unit.
Provide Double Thickness Turning Vanes In All Square Elbows.
8.
10. Contractor Shall Cap All Ductwork, Piping Where Partial Demolition Is Called For.
Duct Sizes Shown Are Clear Inside Dimensions. Internally Lined Ducts Shall Be Increased
In Size To Maintain The Same Internal Size.
7.
9.
Elbow May Transition In
"W" Dimension Only
39th FL
1ST AVENUE
5.
W
1st Avenue
MECHANICAL SYMBOL LIST
2nd Avenue
MECHANICAL NOTES
2014
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
H
H
5
T
3
1-1/4"
F'
14x6
VAV
230
8
8x
3
14x6
39th FL
VAV
545
14x4
45th Street
3
F
F
4
14x6
E
E
14x4
EF
VAV
315
14x6
KEY PLAN
14x6
VAV
285
Scale: NTS
14x4
14x8
14x6
14x4
14x4
VAV
210
14x4
T
VAV
285
12X10
14x6
14x4
14x4
14x4
4x8
2-1/2"
14x6
14x4
1-1/4"
1st FL
1-1/4"
VAV
1300
EF
18x10
16x6
3
1
VAV
565
38X8
14x4
T
1-1/4"
30x8
14x4
14x4
36x8
VAV
250
VAV
1400
T
14x4
40x8
14x4
1-1/2"
14x4
20x6
14x8
14x4
VAV
285
1
14x6
T
14x4
14x4
VAV
500
14x4
1-1/4"
T
VAV
1300
14x4
14x6
14x4
14x4
VAV
325
2"
VAV
250
1ST AVENUE
14x4
VAV
315
14x4
14x4
VAV
550
VAV
230
14x4
2
42x10
14x4
14x6
VAV
500
5
VAV
1100
B
72x12
14x4
T
T
14x4
24x8
40x10
72x12
14x4
14x4
14x6
EF
T
VAV
775 12x12
12x12
(TYP)
T
A
EAST 44TH STREET
1
3
2
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1.
2.
3.
(SYMBOLS
1
,
2
, ETC.)
13
12
DEMOLITION (1/8" Scale)
17th MECHANICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - PHASE 1 WORK
KEY NOTES
Remove Existing VAV And Its Associated Ductwork And Diffusers And Terminate At The
Point Of Disconnection Shown. Clean And Store In A Safe Place For Re-use.
This Portion Of Ductwork To Be Removed And To Be Rerouted To Give Way For The
Installation Of New Supplemental Air Conditioning Unit.
GENERAL NOTES
PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
1.
Identifier
2.
Remove Existing Ductwork And Associated Ceiling Diffusers And Terminate At The Point
Of Disconnection Shown.
Prior To Start Of Pre-Construction Work, The Contractor Shall Perform Traverse Reading
At The Main Supply At Three Shaft Location. Submit Readings To The Engineer And Base
Building Engineer For Review.
4.
Remove Existing Linear Diffuser And Cap Branch Ductwork And Seal Airtight.
3.
5.
Existing Pneumatic Thermostats To Be Removed Including Associated Tubing From The
Thermostat, To The Pneumatic Actuators, To The VAV And Control Valves. This Will Be
Replaced With New Pneumatic Thermostat & Associated Interconnected Tubing. The
Main Pneumatic Tubing From The Base Building Supplying Air To The Control System To
Remain.
Identification Of All Existing VAV's Shows The Existing Capacities Of The Terminal Devices.
New VAV Tagging Will Replace Existing VAV Identification. Refer To DWG M103 For New
VAV Identification Tags.
4.
All Existing Pneumatic Thermostats To Be Removed Including Associated Tubing From The
Remain.
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2' 4'
8'
16'
N
Drawing: MD100
Detail: 01
Description
Existing Ductwork To Remain
Equipment / Ductwork To Be Removed
The Contractor Shall Also Verify The Pneumatic Air Supply Pressure Provided From The
Base Building To Ensure There Is Sufficient Control Air Pressure For The Pneumatic
Controls To Perform Satisfactory. Pneumatic Pressure For The Control Shall Be Minimum
20 Psig. Notify Engineer If Supply Pressure Is Lower As Infdicated.
Point Of Disconnection
Existing Equipment To Remain
T
John Dunne
C
14x6
T
DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
14x4
14x4
14x4
14x4
14x6
14x6
14x4
18x8
12x8
4x8
A
16x6
VAV
1300
VAV
360
Scale: NTS
NYC
T
VERTICAL PLAN
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14x4
T
N
MEP CONSULTANT
C'
2-1/2"
14x4
12x10
C'
2"
VAV
320
4x8
VAV
255
4x8
4x8
54x8
H.P. STEAM
COND. RET.
CWS
CWR
CHWS
CHWR
HWS
HWR
46x8
3
B
17th FL
44th Street
T
C
1st Avenue
F'
VAV
1300
14x4
2nd Avenue
VAV
470
Thermostat
2014
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
H
H
2x12
(TYP)
16x10
VAV
1300
16x8
4x8
14x4
VAV
230
14x4
F
3
28x10
10x6
28x8
R
VAV
545
28x10
14x6
F'
16x6
16x6
4x8
VAV
470
DEMOLITION WORK COMPLETED IN PHASE 1
8
8x
14x4
12x8
16x6
T
F'
39th FL
T
T
24x8
45th Street
F
3
46x8
E
E
WSHP
1
14x4
14x4
VAV
315
14x4
14x6
VAV
285
T
14x4
14x4
VAV
210
14x4
Scale: NTS
14x4
14x8 14x6
14x6
KEY PLAN
3
T
VAV
285
11
14x4
EF
14x6
14x4
2-1/2"
1-1/4"
1st FL
1-1/4"
VAV
1300
12X10
2"
VAV
320
14x4
14x4
4x8
14x4
14x4
14x6
14x4
C'
3
3
14x4
VAV
315
48x16
T
VAV
250
VAV
1400
1-1/4"
14x4
14x4
14x4
18x10
1
T
VAV
1300
3
2
4
5
6
14x4
T
14x6
VAV
250
14x4
3
14x4
3
3
1.
2.
(SYMBOLS
1
,
2
, ETC.)
A
EAST 44TH STREET
7
8
9
10
11
13
12
DEMOLITION (1/8" Scale)
KEY NOTES
14x6
30x8
14x4
14x4
VAV
285
4
1
14x4
14x4
VAV
325
2"
B
36x8
14x4
14x4
1-1/4"
14x6
40x8
14x8
14x4
1-1/2"
18X12
8x8
16x6
WSHP
2
20x6
38X8
14x4
14x4
14x4
VAV
500
T
14x4
14x4
14x4
14x6
3
T
T
DEMOLITION WORK COMPLETED IN PHASE 1
8x8
VAV
1100
1ST AVENUE
VAV
230
VAV
565
42x10
72x12
14x4
VAV
550
22x10
M
D
14x6
1
14x4
14x4
14x4
14x4
14x4
Remove Existing VAV And Its Associated Ductwork And Diffusers And Terminate At The
Point Of Disconnection Shown. Clean And Store In Safe Place For Re-Use.
All Existing Pneumatic Thermostats To Be Removed Including Associated Tubing From The
Remain.
3.
Remove Existing Ductwork And Associated Ceiling Diffusers And Terminate At The Point
Of Disconnection Shown.
4.
Remove Existing Ceiling Diffuser And Cap Branch Ductwork And Seal Airtight.
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PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
1.
Identifier
Identification Of All Existing VAV's Shows The Existing Capacities Of The Terminal Devices.
New VAV Tagging Will Replace Existing VAV Identification. Refer To Dwg. M103 For New
VAV Identification Tags And Existing VAV Schedule On Dwg. M303.
Scale:
1/8"=1'-0"
2' 4'
8'
16'
N
Drawing: MD101
Detail: 01
Description
Equipment / Ductwork To Be Removed
Point Of Disconnection
Existing Equipment To Remain
T
John Dunne
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T
2
TYP
DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
VAV
775 12x12
T
EF
16x6
14x4
18x8
EF
SHAFT #3
14x6
14x4
24x8
72x12
4x8
A
40x10
T
VAV
360
16x6
12x8
16x6
2
T TYP
T
14x6
SHAFT #2
14x6
14x4
12x10
B
VAV
1300
Scale: NTS
1
NYC
C
VERTICAL PLAN
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14x4
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C'
2-1/2"
R
H.P. STEAM
COND. RET.
CWS
CWR
CHWS
CHWR
HWS
HWR
54x8
14x4
T
VAV
255
17th FL
44th Street
14x4
T
1st Avenue
6x10
VAV
8
2nd Avenue
12x10
Thermostat
2014
1
2
3
8
TYP 2
8
TYP 5
8
TYP 2
2x12 (TYP)
12x10
4
6
8
TYP 7
16x10
VAV
1
940
700
B
B
450
4x8
11
C
14x4
A
500
A
16x8
8
TYP 5
5
39th FL
45th Street
8
VAV
19
4x8
28x8
R
C
12x6
VAV
20
14x4
65
C
500
1-1/4"
A
6
14x4
850
44th Street
1st FL
B
850
B
B
420
KEY PLAN
500
Scale: NTS
C
28x10
17th FL
10
4
28x10
200
T
T
11
B
40
16x6
500
A
8x
95
C
C
VAV
7
12x8
14x6
30
570
C
1st Avenue
65
C
320
16x6
T
720
200
400
F'
35
A
VAV
8
2nd Avenue
B
250
C
16x6
6x10
A
A
F
5
N
VERTICAL PLAN
Scale: NTS
24x8
1
E
50
WSHP
1
46x8
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C
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T
4500
M101
02
T
NYC
1-1/4"
C
COND. RET.
55
0
2"
CWS
VAV
2"
CWR
N/A
12
CHWS
C
50
CHWR
3
4
5
5
C
2-1/2"
PART PLAN - LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM (NEW WORK)
Scale:
1/4"=1'-0"
1' 2'
N
4'
8'
SECTION
Scale:
1/4"=1'-0"
Drawing: M101
Detail: 01
6
18th FLOOR
WSHP
1
STRUCTURAL BEAM
8x28
6
8x46
7
2
6x12
9
A
500
A
500
A
500
2.
Prior To Start Of Pre-Construction Work, The Contractor Shall Perform Traverse Reading At The Main Supply At
Three Shaft Location. Submit Readings To The Engineer And Base Building Engineer For Review.
1.
(SYMBOLS
1
,
2
, ETC.)
Install New Ceiling Mounted Supplemental Air Conditioning Unit Complete With
Vibration Isolators. Connect Piping To AHU According To Manufacturer
Requirements . Provide Required Clearance For Unit Serving. For More
Information See Detail. Provide Startup Documentation For Engineer's Review.
2.
Secondary Galvanized Drip Pan By MC. For More Information See Detail.
3.
Provide Pumped 3/4" Drain Line From AHU To The Funnel Drain Under The Pantry
Sink.
4.
Return Duct With 1" Acoustic Lining.
5.
Connect 1-1/4" CWS&R Piping To Existing Main CWS&R As Required. See M001 For
Flushing, Cleaning, And Pipe Testing Procedures.
6.
7.
8.
CONFERENCE ROOM
17-02
The Contractor Shall Also Verify The Pneumatic Air Supply Pressure Provided From The Base Building To Ensure
There Is Sufficient Control Air Pressure For The Pneumatic Controls To Perform Satisfactory. Pneumatic Pressure
For The Control Shall Be Minimum 20 Psig. Notify Engineer If Supply Pressure Is Lower As Infdicated.
KEY NOTES
200
11
NOTES:
1.
A
1" Acoustically Lined 18"x10" Transfer Duct With Framed Wire Mesh Screen
(WMS) On Both Ends.
9.
16"x10" Transfer Duct Above Hung Ceiling With 1" Acoustic Lining. Provide Framed
1/2" Wire Mesh Screen On Open End Of Duct.
PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
1.
Identifier
Description
Identifier
Description
WSHP
Water Source Heat Pump
Existing Piping To Remain
CWR
Condenser Water Return
New Ductwork
CWS
Condenser Water Supply
EF
Exhaust Fan
FSD
Fire / Smoke Damper
HWR
Hot Water Return
HWS
Hot Water Supply
PC
Pumped Condensate
New Diffuser
TAB
Test And Balance
New Thermostat
TYP
Typical
Existing VAV Box To Remain With
VAV Box Capacity
VAV
Variable Air Volume
Mechanical Contractor Verify In The Field Existing Equipment, Ductwork And Piping
Layout Conditions And Sizes.
Mechanical Contractor Is Responsible For Coordinating With Sprinkler, Plumbing
And Electrical Contractors For Location Of Air Devices And Duct Routing.
11. New Pneumatic Thermostat And Associated Tubing Connected To VAV Controller.
The Pneumatic Tubing From The New Thermostat To The Existing VAV Controller
Shall Be New. Extend Building Pneumatic Supply Air As Required For The Control
Location Of The Existing VAV Terminal Unit. The New Pneumatic Thermostat Shall
Be In Accordance With Building Standard Model 2212-118 (T-18 Replacement)).
3.
All Ductwork To Be Kept As High As Possible So As To Maintain Ceiling Heights
Shown On Architectural Drawings.
4.
Duct Sizes Shown Are Clear Inside Dimensions.
5.
Coordinate Air Diffusers And Registers Location With Reflected Ceiling & Lighting
Fixtures.
With Clear Cover Thermostat Guard.
Existing Linear Diffuser To Remain. Rebalance To 60 CFM Each.
Drawing: M101
Detail: 03
GENERAL NOTES
2.
Air Conditioning Condensate Pump Mounted Inside The Pan. Condensate Pump
Shall Be Little Giant Model VCMX-20ULS With A Capacity Of 42 GPH At 15 Ft. Head,
1.5 Amps (93 W) Rated At 115V-1-P-60 Hz). Provide Transformer When Getting
Power From The AHU-1 Unit.
PANTRY
17-03
10
17th FLOOR
10. New DDC Thermostat (7 Day Programmable) For The New Supplemental Unit
(WSHP-1).
12. Provide An Additional Set Of 2" Isolation Valves For Future Use Off The New 2" Tap
FRom The Existing Riser.
T
T
6.
7.
Acoustically Lined Ductwork
CFM,
C
Supply And Return / Exhaust Air Flow
Existing Diffuser
Externally Insulate All Existing And New Supply Ducts With 1" Fiberglass Blanket
Insulation With Foil Faced Vapor Barrier.
Existing Ductwork Shall Be Cleaned Thoroughly, Dust Free. All Existing Ducwork
Shall Be Sealed Airtight.
8.
Minimum Pipe Size Shall Be 3/4" Unless Otherwise Specified.
9.
Provide Shut-Off Valves On All Piping Branches (Typical).
Cubic Feet Per Minute
T
295
A
C
250
Diffuser Tag
10. Contractor Shall Be Responsible For Coordinating With Building Management For
All Required Condenser Water Draindowns.
11. Refer To VAV Schedule For Revised Capacities Of Existing VAV Terminal Units.
John Dunne
4x8
C
C
DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
H.P. STEAM
54x8
MEP CONSULTANT
3
2014
6
7
8
9
SHAFT #2
70
C
C
40x10
75
14x4
5
14x6
5
1"
T
EF
39th FL
45th Street
8
72x12
125
A
C
8x8
12
400
10
9
48x16
A1 200
1st Avenue
M
14x4
14x6
72x12
2nd Avenue
VAV
26
16x6
SHAFT #3
17th FL
44th Street
11
A
400
A
400
1st FL
VAV
25
KEY PLAN
22x10
400
8
R
VAV
27
D
B
C
400
B
Scale: NTS
9
42x10
B
45
C
T
T
16x6
14x4
45
A1 100
14x4
14x4
14x4
3
20x6
M102
02
4500
18X12
1
NYC
16x6
22x10
40x8
14x8
VD
14x4
14x4
VAV
4
14x4
14x4
PART PLAN - SMALL CONFERENCE ROOMS (NEW WORK)
5
6
7
8
Scale:
1/4"=1'-0"
1' 2'
N
4'
8'
SECTION
Scale:
1/4"=1'-0"
Drawing: M102
Detail: 01
9
18th FLOOR
6x14
40x10
72x12
9
STRUCTURAL BEAM
WSHP
2
6x16
72x12
VAV
26
6x16
10x22
7
2
A1 100
NOTE:
Existing Ductwork And Associated VAV Terminal Units
Are Not Shown On This Section For Clarity To Only
Show The New Work Involved.
A
350
MEETING
17-09
RCP (8'-0")
A
350
MEETING
17-08
A
350
MEETING
17-07
17th FLOOR
KEY NOTES
1.
(SYMBOLS
1
,
2
, ETC.)
Install New Ceiling Mounted Supplemental Air Conditioning Unit Complete With
Vibration Isolators. Connect Piping To AHU According To Manufacturer
Requirements . Provide Required Clearance For Unit Serving. For More
Information See Detail. Provide Startup Documentation For Engineer's Review.
2.
Secondary Galvanized Drip Pan By MC. For More Information See Detail.
3.
Provide Pumped 3/4" Drain Line From AHU To The Funnel Drain Under The Pantry
Sink.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Return Duct With Framed 1/2" Wire Mesh Screen (WMS) On Open End. Provide
Elbow With 1" Acoustic Lining.
Connect 1" CWS&R Piping To New WSHP-2. See M001 For Flushing, Cleaning, And
Pipe Testing Procedures.
9.
New Location Of Existing Relocated VAV Terminal Unit.
10. New DDC Thermostat (7 Day Programmable) For The New Supplemental Unit
(WSHP-2).
11. New Pneumatic Thermostat And Associated Tubing Connected To VAV Controller.
The Pneumatic Tubing From The New Thermostat To The Existing VAV Controller
Shall Be New. Extend Building Pneumatic Supply Air As Required For The Control
Location Of The Existing VAV Terminal Unit. The New Pneumatic Thermostat Shall
Be In Accordance With Building Standard Model 2212-118 (T-18 Replacement)).
With Clear Cover Thermostat Guard.
12. New Main Supply Duct Fabricated From #20 Gauge Sheetmetal With Stiffener To
Provide Rigidity To Handle Any Vibration And Shall Be Provided With 1" Acoustic
Lining. Provide Required Offset.
1" Acoustically Lined Transfer Duct With Framed Wire Mesh Screen (WMS) On
Both Ends.
Air Conditioning Condensate Pump Mounted Inside The Pan. Condensate Pump
Shall Be Little Giant Model VCMX-20ULS With A Capacity Of 42 GPH At 15 Ft. Head,
1.5 Amps (93 W) Rated At 115V-1-P-60 Hz). Provide Transformer When Getting
Power From The AHU-1 Unit.
Extend Existing Return Duct As Shown. Run New Return Duct Between Beams.
The Extended Duct Shall Be #20 Gauge Sheetmetal With Stiffener To Provide
Rigidity To Handle Any Vibration And Shall Be Provided With 1" Acoustic Liner.
Drawing: M102
Detail: 02
GENERAL NOTES
PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
1.
Identifier
Description
Identifier
Description
WSHP
CWR
Condenser Water Return
New Ductwork
CWS
Condenser Water Supply
EF
Exhaust Fan
FSD
Fire / Smoke Damper
HWR
Hot Water Return
HWS
Hot Water Supply
PC
Pumped Condensate
New Diffuser
TAB
Test And Balance
New Thermostat
TYP
Typical
Existing VAV Box To Remain With
VAV Box Capacity
VAV
Variable Air Volume
2.
Mechanical Contractor Is Responsible For Coordinating With Sprinkler, Plumbing
And Electrical Contractors For Location Of Air Devices And Duct Routing.
3.
All Ductwork To Be Kept As High As Possible So As To Maintain Ceiling Heights
Shown On Architectural Drawings.
4.
5.
Coordinate Air Diffusers And Registers Location With Reflected Ceiling & Lighting
Fixtures.
6.
CFM,
C
Existing Ductwork Shall Be Cleaned Thoroughly, Dust Free.
8.
Minimum Pipe Size Shall Be 3/4" Unless Otherwise Specified.
9.
Provide Shut-Off Valves On All Piping Branches (Typical).
Supply And Return / Exhaust Air Flow
Existing Diffuser
Externally Insulate All Existing And New Supply Ducts With 1" Fiberglass Blanket
Insulation With Foil Faced Vapor Barrier. All New Supply And Return Ductwork
Shall Be Provided With 1" Acoustic Lining.
7.
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VAV
14
VAV
15
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T
Scale: NTS
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WSHP
2
VAV
21
38X8
C
VERTICAL PLAN
MEP CONSULTANT
400
14x6
135
N
T
295
A
C
250
Diffuser Tag
10. Contractor Shall Be Responsible For Coordinating With Building Management For
All Required Condenser Water Draindowns.
2014
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
H
H
2x12
(TYP)
VAV
8
T
VAV
1
WSHP
1
C
100
14x6
C
100
C
100
16x10
1"
800
7
14x4
75
T
C
T
14x4
10x8
B
380
7
VAV
27
75
7
C
75
T
14x4
C
1-1/2"
38X8
14x8
75
C
C
VAV
5
A
14x4
75
C
1-1/4"
C
2" T
C
18x8
EF
85
C
85
7 T
C
B
800
150
22x10
C
VAV
25
48x16
C
VAV
15
6
14x4
1-1/4" 75
100
75
C
T
75
C
14x6
VAV
13
14x4
C
75
VAV
4
C
100
14x4
40x8
14x4
C
C
100
C
6
T
B
610
14x4
A
14x4
75
75
C
C
1
TYP
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
12
Scale:
1/8"=1'-0"
2' 4'
8'
16'
N
Drawing: M103
Detail: 01
GENERAL NOTES
BALANCING AND COMMISSIONING OF EXISTING SYSTEM
PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
Existing Linear Diffuser And Associated Linear Diffuser Plenum To Remain. Connect New
Branch Duct Connection To Existing Linear Diffuser (Typical). Rebalance To 60 CFM Each.
1.
1. The CFM ( C ) Shown Adjacent To The Air Outlets Are The New Cfm Required For Each
Space. This Will Be The Basis In Balancing The Required Air Distribution System.
Identifier
Description
Identifier
Description
EF
Exhaust Fan
2.
Cap Duct And Seal Airtight.
2.
Mechanical Contractor Is Responsible For Coordinating With Sprinkler, Plumbing And
Electrical Contractors For Location Of Air Devices And Duct Routing.
2. Refer To Existing Variable Air Volume (vav) Schedule For Revised Cfm Capacities.
FSD
Fire / Smoke Damper
3.
Connect 1-1/4" CWS&R Piping To Existing Main CWS&R As Required. See M001 For
Flushing, Cleaning, And Pipe Testing Procedures.
3. The Contractor Shall Submit Air Balancing Report. The Balancing Report Shall Also Include
The Supply Air CFM Traverse And Temperature Reading At The Three Supply Shafts From
The Base Building Supply And The Discharge Air CFM And Temperature At All The VAV
Terminal Units.
New Ductwork
HWR
Hot Water Return
HWS
Hot Water Supply
TYP
Typical
VAV
Variable Air Volume
1.
4.
1
2
, ETC.)
C
EAST 44TH STREET
,
A
1
TYP 7
8x8
1
TYP 7
(SYMBOLS
190
T
65
KEY NOTES
2
2
8x8
1
1
TYP 3
7
C
14x6
7 T
7
130
VAV
12
1
36x8
14x4
130
A
Connect 1" CWS&R Piping To Existing.
5.
Relocated Existing VAV.
6.
Relocated Existing Ceiling Diffuser.
7.
New Pneumatic Thermostat And Associated Tubing Connected To VAV Controller. The
Pneumatic Tubing From The New Thermostat To The Existing VAV Controller Shall Be
New. Extend Building Pneumatic Supply Air As Required For The Control Location Of The
Existing VAV Terminal Unit. The New Pneumatic Thermostat Shall Be In Accordance
With Building Standard Model 2212-118 (T-18 Replacement)). The New Thermostat
3.
4.
5.
Coordinate Air Diffusers And Registers Location With Reflected Ceiling & Lighting Fixtures.
Externally Insulate All Existing And New Supply And Return Ducts With 1" Fiberglass
Blanket Insulation With Foil Faced Vapor Barrier. New Supply And Return Ducts Shall Be
Provided With 1" Acoustic Lining.
6.
Existing Ductwork Shall Be Cleaned Thoroughly, Dust Free.
7.
Minimum Heating Hot Water Pipe Size Shall Be 3/4" Unless Otherwise Specified.
8.
All Hot Water Piping Branch Take-Off Shall Be Provided With Three Elbow Swing. Provide
Shut-Off Valves On All Piping Branches (Typical).
4. An Efficient Procedure Must Be Established In Order To Ensure A Correct Diagnosis Of The
Existing Operational Conditions Of The VAV Terminal Unit And Associated Heating Hot
Water Control Valve. Observe And Record The CFM Capacities Of The System Behavior In
Two Extremes Situations.
A.
Guard.
9.
Contractor Shall Be Responsible For Coordinating With Building Management For All
Required Condenser Water Draindowns.
B.
CFM,
Existing Diffuser
New Diffuser
Highest Set Point Of The VAV Thermostats And Low Zone Temperatures (Winter
Conditions) In Order To Get The Minimal Opening Of The VAV Boxes. Record The
Minimum CFM.
Lowest Set Points And High Temperature (Summer Conditions) In Order To Get The
Maximum Opening Of The VAV Boxes. Record The Maximum CFM.
C
T
VAV
1
A
250
New Thermostat
Existing VAV Box With New Tag
Diffuser Tag
5. The Contractor Shall Coordinate With Existing Base Building Control Set Point Adjustment In
The Fan Control To Ensure That The Supply Pressure To The Boxes Are Adequate.
6. The Base Building Pneumatic Air Supply To The Thermostat Must Be Checked And Ensure
That Minimum 20 Psig Are Provided.
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1"
18X12
8x8
16x6
VAV
14
150
C
C
B
18x10
8x8
1
TYP 3
T
T
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30x8
42x10
72x12
NYC
VAV
3
A
Scale: NTS
760
7
VAV
24 12x12
VERTICAL PLAN
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12x8
C
N
MEP CONSULTANT
C'
T
14x4
85
16x6
B
12X10
C
14x4
85
C
7
M
280
VAV
30
C
EF
WSHP
2
14x4 75
7
12x6
14x4
14x4 85
SHAFT #3
14x4
A
Scale: NTS
1
C
85
14x6
100
20x6
75
100
C
T
T
VAV
21
VAV
16
14x4
7
1"
7
100
VAV
23
1st FL
KEY PLAN
14x4
C
C
C
C
2
44th Street
C
T
5 VAV
11
17th FL
1
TYP 8
1ST AVENUE
100
14x4
7
100
14x6
14x4
14x4
14x4
VAV
29
A
75
C
14x6
C
C
14x4
800
14x4
C
T
4
75
100
100
14x4
50
14x4
100
14x4
C
6
VAV
10
100
C
VAV
26
72x12
4x8
7
C
T
T
14x4
14x4
14x6
7 T
VAV
28
VAV 5
17
7
VAV
22
100
C
85
T
B
2
100
C
C
6
75
14x4
T
100
14x4
100
75
14x4
100
24x8
1
TYP
C
6
14x4
14x4
14x6
100
T
75
14x6
A
1-1/4"
2-1/2"
40x10 SHAFT #2
2
14x6
C
C
C
7
10x6
100
75
D
14x4
VAV
6
12x10
B
C
14x6
14x4
50
C
50
C
2-1/2"
EF
C
14x4
14x4
100
75
1-1/4"
VAV
2
14x4
14x4
VAV
18
C'
C
14x4
50
2"
14x4
C
4x8
14x4
100
800
VAV
9
16x6
B
H.P. STEAM
COND. RET.
CWS
CWR
CHWS
CHWR
HWS
HWR
54x8
R
1
TYP
7
T
E
8x8
16x8
80
T
F
3
46x8
T
7
24x8
18x8
12x6
A
28x10
45th Street
T
T
12x8
7
E
200
TYP 2
39th FL
16x8
A
T
10x6
28x8
R
VAV
20
VAV
19
10x6
F
16x8
4x8
14x6
10x6
16x6
VAV
7
16x6
80
16x6
12x8
F'
16x6
8
8x
A
400
28x10
B
12x6
F'
4x8
T
1st Avenue
6x10
16x10
2nd Avenue
12x10
2014
Max. As Indicated (7" In 12") On Contracting Flow
Air Flow
Round Rigid Metal Duct
FIG. "B"
Round Balancing Damper
FIG. "C"
Hand Damper With Locking
Type Indicator Quadrant
Wrapped Insulation Covering
Connection Of Flex Duct
Metal Strapping, Do Not Kink
Supply Main Duct
Cross Break Or Bead As For Duct
Insulated Supply Duct
Air Flow
Inside Radius Equal To T
End Bearing
Balancing Handle, Lock Into
Position And Mark Permanently
Main Duct
3/8" Square Rod
Square To Round Adapter
(If Required)
Insulated Flexible Duct Length
Not To Exceed 6'-0"
T
Supply
Air Flow
W
D=D/4 (4"min)
Branch Duct
Throat Size Equals T
Diffuser Starter Collar
Seam
Outside Radius Equal To 2T
Manual Damper (VD)
With Adjust Dial Setting
Ceiling
Lay-In Diffuser
39th FL
D
Seam
45th Street
2nd Avenue
Branch Duct
FIG. "A"
Largest Dimension Governs Construction
DUCT TRANSITIONS
NOTES:
1. Provide At Flexible Duct Connection Metal Or "Panduit" Drawband On The Interior Flexible Duct Helix.
Secure The Insulation Over The Draw Band With An Additional Drawband.
2. Provide Beading On Round Metal Duct 12" Or Larger In Diameter.
3. Provide Minimum 2" Collars For Attachment Of The Flex Duct To Round Duct, Dampers And Diffusers.
4. Band Rigid Round Duct Insulation To Duct And Provide Tape For Insulation Overlap.
TAP-IN TAKE-OFF
NOTES:
1. Duct Transitions Typical After Each Take-Off(s) Where Change In Duct Size Is Indicated.
1st Avenue
Air Flow
44th Street
NOTES:
1. Furnish This Type Connection
For Branches With More Then 200 CFM.
2. Must Be Used When W Is Greater Than, Or Equal To 36".
3. Minimum T = 4".
1st FL
KEY PLAN
Scale: NTS
Drawing: M301
Detail: 01
Scale:
NTS
FLEXIBLE DUCT INSTALLATION
Drawing: M301
Detail: 02
Scale:
NTS
RECTANGULAR DUCT BRANCH WITH THROAT & VOLUME DAMPER
Drawing: M301
Detail: 03
Scale:
NTS
N
VERTICAL PLAN
Scale: NTS
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Rectangular Duct Hanger Schedule (Minimum Sizes)
Pair At 10' Spacing
Pair At 8' Spacing
Pair At 5' Spacing
Pair At 4' Spacing
Strap
Wire/Rod
Strap
Wire/Rod
Strap
Wire/Rod
Strap
Wire/Rod
P/2 < 30"
1" X 22 GA.
10 GA.(0.135")
1" X 22 GA.
10 GA.(0.135")
1" X 22 GA.
12 GA. (0.106")
1" X 22 GA.
12 GA. (0.106")
P/2 < 72''
1" X 18 GA.
3/8"
1" X 20 GA.
1/4"
1" X 22 GA.
1/4"
1" X 22 GA.
1/4"
P/2 < 96''
1" X 16 GA.
3/8"
1" X 18 GA.
3/8"
1" X 20 GA.
3/8"
1" X 22 GA.
1/4"
P/2 < 120''
1-1/2" X 16 GA.
1/2"
1" X 16 GA.
3/8"
1" X 18 GA.
3/8"
1" X 20 GA.
1/4"
P/2 < 168''
1-1/2" X 16 GA.
-
1/2"
1" X 16 GA.
1/2"
1" X 16 GA.
3/8"
1" X 18 GA.
3/8"
1/2"
1" X 16 GA.
3/8"
1" X 16 GA.
3/8"
P/2 < 192''
1/2"
1-1/2" X 16 GA.
NYC
Wall
Half Duct
Perimeter
Range
Self Tapping Cadmium Plated Hex Head Sheet Metal
Screw, Straps To Be Tight Against Duct
Wire Mesh Screen
Hanger Straps
Transfer Duct (Vertical
Or Horizontal)
Hanger Straps Or Rods
Air Flow
60" Maximum
Seal Duct Perimeter
Firestop If Wall Is Fire Rated
Finished Ceiling
Galvanized Iron Strap Or Aluminum Strap, Turn Under
Duct Minimum 1" Rivet Or Bolt To Underside Of Duct
Air Flow
1"
Anchoring Shall Support Minimum Of 400 Lbs. See Specifications For Anchor Type.
For Bracing Angles See Notes
Sheet Metal Screw, Rivet Or
Bolt To Both Sides Of Duct
Nut And Washer At End Of Rod
DUCT HANGERS
Scale:
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NOTES:
1. Supply And Return Air Duct Shall Be Lined Internally As Shown And As Per Specification. No Pop Rivets Allowed.
Drawing: M301
Detail: 04
DUCT STRAP HANGERS
D1
AXB
1 9/16"
90
TRANSFER DUCT ASSEMBLY
B
4 1/2" R
A
B
E
Single Vane Elbow
Up To 20" In Width
Main Rectangular Duct
4"MIN
Single Vane Detail
Small Double Vane
Runner Detail
Large Double Vane Runner Detail
1" Thick Duct Liner
C
C
Folded Corner
B
2"R
See Note
Drawing: M301
Detail: 06
C
1"R
2 1/2"
CONCENTRIC REDUCER
Scale:
NTS
Lapped And Butted Corner
8 1/4"
4 1/2" R
A
NOTES:
1. Duct Size As Indicated On Floor Plan. Transfer Duct Size Based On 300 FPM.
Drawing: M301
Detail: 05
Scale:
NTS
C
Duct Section
(Typically 4ft. Or 5ft.)
E
A
All Transverse Edges To Be Coated
With Adhesive (Miracle DF 96)
See Note
2 1/4"
Velocity
A
Round Duct To
VAV Box
ECCONCENTRIC REDUCER
2"R
4"R
90
B
C
E
0-2500 FPM
3"
12"
4"
18"
2501-6000 FPM
3"
6"
4"
16"
Small Double Vane Detail
Large Double Vane Detail
Large Double Vane Square
Elbow 36" Or Wider
NOTES:
1. 1:7 Slope Recommended For High Velocity.
2. 1:4 Slope Recommended For Low Velocity.
Scale:
NTS
Drawing: M301
Detail: 07
Liner
Welded Pin
Press-On Head
1 1/8"
Small Double Vane Square
Elbow Up To 36" In Width
TYPICAL REDUCER
Washer
A
D1
1"R
2"R
Dimensions
SQUARE / RECTANGULAR ELBOWS FOR LOW VELOCITY DUCTWORK
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Drawing: M301
Detail: 08
NOTES:
1. Maximum Spacing For Fasteners. Actual Intervals Are Approximate.
2. The Velocity Rated Side Of Liner Must Face The Air Flow.
3. Liner Adhered To The Duct With 90% Minimum Area Coverage Of Adhesive.
DUCT LINER INSTALLATION
Scale:
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Drawing:
Detail:
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Air Flow
Secure To Structure Above As
Recommended By SMACNA
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1" Acoustical Lining
Return Register
AXB
DUCT TRANSITIONS
17th FL
M301
09
2014
Use Unistrut P-1100 Series Pipe Clamp For Plumbing Pipe.
Size And Quantity Of Hanger Rods Shall Be As
Recommended By Strut Manufacturer.
If Wall Is Gypsum Wallboard, Provide
Galvanized Steel Pipe Or Minimum 18 GA
Galvanized Sheet Metal Sleeve. Caulk Or
Grout Sleeve In Place As Required.
Use 20 Gauge Galvanized 12" Long Metal
Shield Around Insulation
Uninsulated Pipe
Flexible Connection (Typical)
3/8" Globe Valve Air Vent
CWS
Condenser
Section
Piping (Typical)
Shutoff Valve
Thermometer
Evaporator
Section
Electrical Conduit (Typical)
If Wall Is Masonry Unit Construction Or Poured
Concrete, Provide Galvanized Steel Pipe Sleeve
Grouted Into Wall.
Use Unistrut "Uni-Clip" Clamp For Electrical Conduit
Type "L" Hard Drawn Copper Tubing
39th FL
Use Unistrut 1-5/8" X 1-5/8" Channel Support (Typical)
Exposed Pipe Shall Have Escutcheon To Cover
Penetration.
Concealed Pipe Will Not Have
Escutcheon To Cover Penetration.
CWR
Pipe Insulation (Typical)
Insulated Pipe
If Wall Is Pre-cast Concrete, Core
Drill And Omit Sleeve.
Shutoff Valve
Unistrut Support Nut (Typical)
Pipe Or Conduit
Center Pipe (and Insulation) In
Sleeve. Insulation Continues Thru
Sleeve: Do Not Butt Against Wall.
Calibrated Balancing Valve With Position
Shut-Off, Memory Stop Indicator
And Integral Valve Read Out Ports
45th Street
1/2" Gate Valve W/ Nipple And Cap-Drain
NOTES:
1. Pipe And Conduit Of All Trades May Be Combined On Same Support Channel Where Practical. Support
Channel Length Shall Not Be Determined Until All Piping And Conduit To Be Supported Is Coordinated.
2. Provide Supplementary Steel Struts Between Joists If Required.
3. During Installation Of New Pipe Hanger Rods And Clamps, Any Removed Or Damaged Fire-Proofing On
Steel Must Be Repaired Or Replaced To Match Existing.
NOTES:
1. Refer To Architectural Drawings For Wall Locations. Refer To Specifications For Alternative Installations.
Drawing: M302
Detail: 01
Scale:
NTS
TRAPEZE PIPE HANGER
Union (Typical)
1st FL
NOTES:
1. See M001 For Flushing, Cleaning, And Pipe Testing Procedures.
2. Provide Isolation Valves To Close Upon Leak Detection.
Drawing: M302
Detail: 02
Scale:
NTS
KEY PLAN
Scale: NTS
WATER SOURCE HEAT PUMP UNIT PIPING
Scale:
NTS
Drawing: M302
Detail: 03
NYC
N
R
ETU
Ball Valve (Typical)
Calibrated Orifice
Balancing Valve
For Piping Arrangement See Detail Below
COIL
Pressure Meter Tap
Spring Type Vibration Eliminators
Brass Adapter And Brass Cap)
PLY
5"
Support Rods By MC
Water Source
Heat Pump Unit
P
SU
Water Source Heat Pump Unit
(4) Four Support Channels
1" To Cond. Pump
Reflected Ceiling
Clean Out
NOTES:
1. Provide Additional Drain Pan Under Entire Unit As Shown On This Detail With Leak Detectors And Condensate Pump. Leak
Detector Shall Be Wired To Stop Fan And Close 2-way Valve In Condenser Water Piping To Unit And Sound At Local Alarm
As Well As Building System For Notification At Building Lobby.
2. Condensate Pump Shall Be Little Giant Model VCMX-20ULS With A Capacity Of 42 GPH At 15 Ft. Head, 1.5 Amps (93 W)
Rated At 115V-1-P-60 Hz). Provide Transformer When Getting Power From The AC Unit.
WATER SOURCE HEAT PUMP UNIT CONDENSATE DRAIN & DRIP PAN
Scale:
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Removal Tile Or Accessible Door
Drain Valve (1/2" Ball Valve With
Nipple, Hose Connection & Cap)
Strainer With Full Size Blow
Down Valve, Hose
Connection And Cap
NOTES:
1. Control Valve Shall Be Pneumatic In Accordance With Building Standard.
Drawing: M302
Detail: 04
COIL PIPING CONNECTION - 2-WAY CONFIGURATION
Scale:
NTS
Drawing: M302
Detail: 05
NOTES:
1. Contractor To Repair All Damage To Fireproofing
2. Structural Engineer Provide Selection Support Angles & Supported Rods.
3. Repair Of Removed Or Damaged Fireproofing As Required.
CEILING MOUNTED WATER SOURCE HEAT PUMP UNIT SUPPORT
Scale:
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Drawing: M302
Detail: 06
HANGER ROD SIZE/SPACING SCHEDULE
Hanger Rod
MAXIMUM HANGER SPACING
Clevis Hanger
PIPE SIZE
Pipe
Rigid Insulation
Insulation Shield
WEIGHT PER
FOOT
MINIMUM HANGER ROD SIZE
WASTE & WATER
NATURAL GAS
SCH 40
COPPER TYPE M STEEL SCH 40
1/2"
1.0
1/4"
6'
5'
6'
3/4"
1.4
1/4"
6'
6'
8'
1"
2.1
1/4"
6'
7'
8'
1-1/4"
2.9
3/8"
6'
9'
10'
1-1/2"
3.6
3/8"
6'
9'
10'
COLD PIPE
NOTES:
1. Hangers And Components Shall Be Coated With Rust Resistant Primer (See Spec.).
2. Seismic Bracing Not Shown.
INSULATED PIPES ON CLEVIS HANGER
Scale:
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Finished Floor
Support Bolted Or Welded Angle By GC
R
2-Way Valve
Leak Detector W/Connection To Local
Alarm By Mechanical Contractor
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Union (Typical)
AIR FLOW
Union
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1"D
Vent
VERTICAL PLAN
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Air Vent (1/2" Ball Valve With
Nipple, Hose Connection & Cap)
Secondary Galvanized Drip Pan
By MC
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Condensate Pump By MC. See Note 2 Below.
WSHP UNIT
17th FL
44th Street
Condensate Drain From Unit Pan.
4" Min.
PIPE PENETRATION (NOT RATED)
1st Avenue
Sleeve Flush With Wall
2nd Avenue
Pack Annular Space Between Sleeve
And Pipe Solid With Fiberglass
Insulation (For Acoustics).
Drawing: M302
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2014
WATER SOURCE HEAT PUMP UNIT SCHEDULE (PHASE 1)
AREA SERVED
SUPPLY FAN
AIRFLOW
OUTSIDE AIR
E.S.P.
(CFM)
(CFM)
(IN. W.G.)
COIL DATA
FAN MOTOR
FLOW
(HP)
NO.
HEATING DATA
WPD
EWT
EAT
(GPM) (FT. W.G.)
TOTAL
COOLING DATA
COP
EWT
EAT
(MBH)
WB
DB
ELECTRICAL
TOTAL
SENS
(MBH)
(MBH)
EER
VOLTAGE
PHASE
(V)
WEIGHT
FREQ
MCA
MFS
(HZ)
(A)
(A)
NOTES
(LBS)
WSHP-1
EXHF060
CONFERENCE ROOM
1,700
NOTE 13
0.65
1
1.5
14
5.4
68
80.6
77.8
4.8
86
80.6
66.2
58.6
47.2
15
208
3
60
32.5
40
450 1 THRU 13
WSHP-2
EXHF036
CONFERENCE ROOM
1,140
NOTE 13
0.70
1
0.75
8.4
5.4
68
80.6
44.4
5.3
86
80.4
66.1
35.2
31.5
17
208
3
60
22.0
25
350 1 THRU 13
Selection Based On Equipment Manufactured By Trane.
Unit To Be Complete Package Including Microprocessor Unit Controller And Electronic Thermostat. Control Points Shall Include Condensate Overflow Alarm.
Unit Shall Have DDC Controls With Remote Programmable Thermostat.
Static Pressure Indicated Above Is The External Static Pressure Which Excludes Any P.D. Within The Unit.
Units Shall Include Deluxe Sound Attenuation Package Option.
Units Shall Be Complete With Condenser Water Hose Kit With Valve Connectors And Field Installed Motorized Valve.
Provide Water Regulating Valve And Factory Filter Rack.
Maximum Air Velocity Thru Cooling Coil Shall Not Exceed 500 FPM.
Unit Shall Be High Efficiency.
Unit Shall Be Configuration As Shown On The Floor Plan.
Electrical Connection To Be Single Point With Disconnect Switch.
Provide Secondary Drain Pan Under Unit With Leak Detector And Condensate Pump. See Detail.
Outside Air Provided From Existing Base Building Supply.
39th FL
45th Street
2nd Avenue
NOTES:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
1st Avenue
UNIT ID MODEL NO.
17th FL
44th Street
1st FL
KEY PLAN
EXISTING VARIABLE AIR VOLUME UNIT SCHEDULE (PHASE 2)
UNIT ID
AIR FLOW
UNIT ID
(EXISTING)
ACTUAL MAX
(NEW TAG)
(CFM)
REVISED AIR FLOW
MAX
MIN
(CFM)
(CFM)
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VARIABLE AIR VOLUME UNIT SCHEDULE (PHASE 1)
NOTES
UNIT ID MODEL NO.
INLET
AIR FLOW
(IN)
MAX
MIN
HOT WATER HEATING COIL
EAT
ACTUAL FLOW CAPACITY FLOW
(CFM) (CFM)
(GPM)
(MBH)
APD
NOTES
WPD
780
VAV-1
720
450
1,2
VAV-1300
840
VAV-2
960
288
1,2
VAV-1100
535
VAV-3
620
186
1,2
VAV-1300
1,050
VAV-4
1,080
324
1,2
VAV-1400
680
VAV-5
720
216
1,2
VAV-1300
680
VAV-6
780
234
1,2
VAV-470
500
VAV-7
450
135
1,2
VAV-X
110
VAV-8
VAV-320
205
VAV-9
300
90
1,2
VAV-285
0
VAV-10
200
60
1,2
VAV-285
235
VAV-11
200
60
2,5
VAV-285
260
VAV-12
VAV-250
205
VAV-13
225
68
1,2
VAV-250
290
VAV-14
225
68
1,2
VAV-12 PESV
8
610
183
60
0.80
12
1.0
0.14
3
1
1 THRU 6
VAV-325
160
VAV-15
300
90
1,2
VAV-28 PESV
9
800
240
60
1.00
15
2.0
0.24
4
1
1 THRU 6
VAV-315
395
VAV-16
300
90
1,2
VAV-29 PESV
8
760
228
60
1.00
15
2.0
0.24
4
1
1 THRU 6
VAV-230
170
VAV-17
100
30
2,5
VAV-255
200
VAV-18
250
75
1,2
VAV-230
225
VAV-19
160
48
1,2
VAV-545
390
VAV-20
400
120
1,2
VAV-565
420
VAV-21
500
150
1,2
VAV-315
210
VAV-22
225
68
1,2
VAV-210
215
VAV-23
200
60
1,2
VAV-775
340
VAV-24
595
179
1,2
VAV-500
340
VAV-25
500
150
1,2
VAV-500
435
VAV-26
300
90
1,2
VAV-550
480
VAV-27
550
165
1,2
VAV-360
200
VAV-28
300
90
1,2
4
PESV
10
60
1.00
15
2.0
0.24
4
1
1 THRU 6
NYC
NOTES:
1. Selection Based On Equipment Manufactured By Titus.
2. Unless Otherwise Noted, Box Minimum CFM Shall Be At 30% Of The Maximum CFM Indicated.
3. Indicated Terminal Boxes Shall Be Complete With Hot Water Coil, Furnished And Installed By The Box Manufacturer At The Factory.
4. Boxes Shall Be Pressure Independent Type, Suitable For Pneumatic Control And Complete With Multi-Point Center Averaging Velocity Sensor,
Pneumatic Actuator, Thermostat & Building Pneumatic Air Connections.
5. Maximum Water P.D. Through Coil Shall Be 5'-0".
6. VAV Boxes Shall Be Single Duct Type With Sound Attenuator Package.
UNIT ID MODEL NO.
INLET
AIR FLOW
(IN)
MAX
MIN
HOT WATER HEATING COIL
EAT
ACTUAL FLOW CAPACITY FLOW
(CFM) (CFM)
(GPM)
(MBH)
APD
NOTES
WPD
ROWS
(GPM) (FT. W.G.) (FT. W.G.)
QTY
NOTES:
2. Unless Otherwise Noted, Box Minimum CFM Shall Be At 30% Of The Maximum CFM Indicated.
3. Indicated Terminal Boxes Shall Be Complete With Hot Water Coil, Furnished And Installed By The Box Manufacturer At The Factory.
4. Boxes Shall Be Pressure Independent Type, Suitable For Pneumatic Control And Complete With Multi-Point Center Averaging Velocity Sensor,
Pneumatic Actuator, Thermostat & Building Pneumatic Air Connections.
5. Maximum Water P.D. Through Coil Shall Be 5'-0".
6. VAV Boxes Shall Be Single Duct Type With Sound Attenuator Package.
DIFFUSER AND REGISTER SCHEDULE
UNIT ID MODEL NO.
A
OMNI
SIZE
DESCRIPTION
18x18
STEEL, SQUARE PLAQUE DIFFUSER, VOLUME CONTROL DAMPER
NOTES
1 THRU 7
AND OPPOSED BLADE DAMPER. FOR NECK SIZE SEE TABLE 1.
PXP-NT
18x18
RETURN PANEL, PERFORATED
NOTES:
2. Maximum Noise Criterion Rating < 25 dBA
3. Baked Enamel Finish, Color To Be Selected By Architect.
4. Diffusers Shall Be 4-Way Blow Unless Otherwise Indicated On Plans.
5. Mounting Frame Type Shall Be Coordinated With Ceiling Construction Type.
6. Neck Diameter Shall Be As Scheduled In Table 1.
7. Surface Mounted Diffusers And Registers Type Shall Be Used In The Rooms
With Gypsum Board Ceiling.
John Dunne
VARIABLE AIR VOLUME UNIT SCHEDULE (PHASE 2)
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NOTES:
1. Existing VAV To Remain. Rebalance To New CFM As Indicated.
2. Existing Pneumatic Thermostat To Be Removed And Replaced With New. New Pneumatic Tubing
Valve Shall Be Installed From The New Thermostat To Existing VAV And Associated Hot Water
Control Valve Pneumatic Controller. TheExisting Main Building Pneumatic Air Supply Shall Be
Extended To New Pneumatic Controls.
3. Existing VAV To Be Removed And Associated Pneumatic Tubing. Cap Pneumatic Air Supply From
Base Building Connected To This VAV.
4. New VAV. Refer To New VAV Schedule.
5. Relocated Existing VAV. Rebalance To New CFM As Indicated.
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QTY
VAV-1300
VAV-8
VERTICAL PLAN
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ROWS
(GPM) (FT. W.G.) (FT. W.G.)
N
TABLE 1 - ROUND NECK SIZE SCHEDULE
UP TO 175 CFM - 6" DIAMETER
176 TO 275 CFM - 8" DIAMETER
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SEQUENCES OF OPERATION
1.
Supplemental Air Conditioning Units (WSHP-1)
1) General :
The Supplemental Air Conditioning Unit Shall Be Manually Started/Stopped Thru Its Microprocessor Base
Control. When The Unit Is Commanded To Run, The Wall Mounted Temperature Controller Shall Activate
HWR
HWS
VAV
1
An Electro-Pneumatic Transducer Shall Be Provided To Interlock The DDC Control From The New
Supplemental Air Conditioning Unit With The Existing Pneumatic Actuators At The VAV And Associated
Heating Control Valve Controllers.
BUILDING AIR
PNEUMATIC AIR
2) Summer Mode Of Operation:
ELECTRO-PNEUMATIC
TRANSDUCER
When The Supplemental Air Conditioning Is Energized, The Existing VAV Box (VAV-1) Shall Be Set For
Minimum Flow Setpoint To Only Provide Minimum Required Ventilation Requirement. When The
Supplemental Unit Is Turned Off And The Space Is In The Unoccupied Mode Of Operation, The VAV Box
Shall Provide The Necessary Cooling And Ventilation Requirement To The Space. The Pneumatic Space
Temperature Sensor Shall Modulate The VAV Damper To Maintain Un-Occupied Space Temperature
39th FL
3) Winter Mode Of Operation:
When The Supplemental Air Conditioning Is Energized, The VAV Box Shall Be Set For Minimum Flow
Setpoint To Only Provide Minimum Required Ventilation Requirement And Close The VAV Heating Coil
Control Valve. This Is To Avoid Simultaneous Heating From The Existing VAV And Cooling From The
Supplemental Air Conditioning Unit (WSHP-1) During This Winter Mode Of Operation. When The
Supplemental Unit Is Turned Off, The VAV Box Shall Provide The Necessary Heating And Ventilation
Requirement To The Space And Shall Modulate The VAV Heating Coil Control Valve To Maintain Heating
CONFERENCE
ROOM 17-02
17TH FLOOR
44th Street
KEY PLAN
Supplemental Air Conditioning Units (WSHP-2)
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1) General :
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NTS
The Supplemental Air Conditioning Unit Shall Be Manually Started/Stopped Thru Its Microprocessor Base
Control. When The Unit Is Commanded To Run, The Wall Mounted Temperature Controller Shall Activate
Drawing: M304
Detail: 01
ELECTRO-PNEUMATIC
TRANSDUCER
MEETING
17-09
MEETING
17-08
Air Conditioning Condensate Pumps:
Air Conditioning Condensate Pumps Associated With The Unit It Served Shall Be Energized And
De-Energized By The Pump Built-In Float Device. When Water Is Detector At The Unit Secondary Pan, A
Local Alarm Shall Be Activated.
MEETING
17-07
4.
Variable Air Volume Terminal Units:
The VAV Terminal Unit Shall Be Modulated To Maintain Cooling And Heating Space Temperature
Setpoints.
17TH FLOOR
5.
Variable Air Volume Terminal Units With Hot Water Heat:
During Winter Mode Of Operation, The New Pneumatic Space Thermostat Shall Modulate The Primary Air
SMALL CONFERENCE ROOMS CONTROL DIAGRAM
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Drawing: M304
Detail: 01
Setpoint (Adjustable).
PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
Identifier
VAV
xx
Description
Identifier
Description
Existing Ductwork Or Piping To
Remain
FC
Duct Flexible Connector
HWS
Hot Water Supply
New Ductwork
BUILDING AIR
PNEUMATIC AIR
XXX
X
HWR
Hot Water Return
Equipment Type
Equipment Number
VAV
Variable Air Volume
Control Wiring
WSHP
Pneumatic Tubing
Tp
OFFICE SPACE
Tc
Temperature Controller
Tp
Pneumatic Space Temperature
Sensor
HVAC Equipment
OFFICE SPACE
17TH FLOOR
TYPICAL VAV TERMINAL UNIT CONTROL DIAGRAM
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When The Supplemental Air Conditioning Is Energized, The VAV Box Shall Be Set For Minimum Flow
Setpoint To Only Provide Minimum Required Ventilation Requirements. When The Supplemental Unit Is
Turned Off, The VAV Box Shall Provide The Necessary Ventilation Requirement To The Space And Shall
Tp
Tc
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3) Winter Mode Of Operation:
3.
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NYC
When The Supplemental Air Conditioning Is Energized, The Existing VAV Box (VAV-1) Shall Be Set For
Minimum Flow Setpoint To Only Provide Minimum Required Ventilation Requirement. When The
Supplemental Unit Is Turned Off And The Space Is In The Unoccupied Mode Of Operation, The VAV Box
Shall Provide The Necessary Cooling And Ventilation Requirement To The Space. The Pneumatic Space
Temperature Sensor Shall Modulate The VAV Damper To Maintain Un-Occupied Space Temperature
BUILDING AIR
PNEUMATIC AIR
VERTICAL PLAN
2) Summer Mode Of Operation:
VAV
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An Electro-Pneumatic Transducer Shall Be Provided To Interlock The DDC Control From The New
Supplemental Air Conditioning Unit With The Existing Pneumatic Actuators At The VAV And Associated
Heating Control Valve.
ROLL-UP ROOM DIVIDER
17th FL
1st FL
2.
LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM CONTROL DIAGRAM
1st Avenue
2nd Avenue
Tp
Tc
45th Street
Drawing: M304
Detail: 01
2014
FIRE ALARM NOTES
1.
The Riser Drawing Is Diagrammatic And Intended To Show A Vertically Oriented Overview
Of The Fire Alarm System. It Represents The Physical Location Of Equipment / Devices
Throughout The Building. The Riser Diagram Is Not Intended To Show The Physical
Orientation Of Equipment Or The Exact Routing Of Conduit And Conductors.
2.
Finished Floor Elevations Shown Are Referenced From The Architectural Drawings.
3.
All Required Fire Alarm System Wiring Is Not Shown On The Riser Diagram. Installation
And Routing Of These Circuits Shall Be Determined By The Fire Alarm Contractor In
Accordance With Field Conditions, Fire Alarm Manufacturer, These Drawings,
Specifications, And All Applicable Codes. The Fire Alarm Contractor Shall Provide A
Complete Riser Diagram With Actual Field Wiring And Conduit Sizes Required. This
Drawing Shall Be Provided To The Landlord And Design Engineer.
4.
The System Programming And Startup Shall Be Performed By The Authorized System
Equipment Distributor.
5.
The Fire Alarm System Shall Pass An Acceptance Test Performed By The Fire Department
Of New York In Accordance With The Building Code Of The City Of New York, Section
27-977.
18th FLOOR
SDD
SDD
R
R
R
R
AC
AC
AC
AC
SHUTDOWN SHUTDOWN SHUTDOWN SHUTDOWN
TS
FS
MM
MM
EXISTING RCU
W
W
F
F
F
S
F
S
F
SD
S
F
SD
S
F
S
F
S
F
S
F
6.
S
7.
F
SD
39th FL
45th Street
All Fire Alarm System Components Shall Be Painted Fire Department Red And Clearly
Marked In Accordance With NYC Codes.
The Fire Alarm System's Fuse Cut Out (FCO) Panel Shall Serve All 120 Volt Electrical Loads
Associated With The Fire Alarm System. The FCO Panel And Circuits Shall Be Sized And
Added As Required In Accordance With The Fire Alarm System Manufacturer's
Requirements.
8.
Refer To The Fire Alarm Floor Plans, Risers, And Details For Additional Information.
9.
Fire / Smoke Dampers Shall Be Circuited To The Fire Alarm System's Fuse Cutout Panel.
Coordinate Exact Quantities And Locations Of Dampers With Mechanical Contractor.
1st FL
KEY PLAN
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13. Fire Alarm Contractor Is Responsible For Requesting Inspection By The FDNY And For
Coordinating The Attendance Of All Required Trades And Personnel.
14. Installation Shall Be Completely Tested Prior To FDNY Inspection.
15. Fire Alarm Contractor Shall Provide A Copy Of the FDNY Letter Of Approval To Building
Management.
3. Interconnections To And Programming / Reprogramming Of The System Shall Be Performed By The Base Building System Fire Alarm Maintenance Contractor.
4. Provide Annunciation Devices That Meet The Specifications Of The Base Building Fire Alarm System. Coordinate Annunciation Tie In With Base Building Fire Alarm Contractor. Provide
Additional Amplifiers As Required To Power The Devices Indicated On This Drawing.
Fire Alarm Vendor
5. Routing Of All Wiring Back To The Building Class "E" System Must Be Approved By The Building Manager Or Chief Engineer.
Name: Casey Systems
6. All Connections To The Building Class "E" System Must Be Performed By The Building's Fire Alarm Maintenance Vendor.
Scale:
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RISER DIAGRAM
Drawing: FA001
Detail: 01
PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
SYSTEM OUTPUTS
INITIAING DEVICES
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
1
Manual Pull Station
X
X
X
X
2
Area Smoke Detector
X
X
X
X
X
3
Elevator Lobby / EMR / Top Of
Shaft Smoke Detector
X
X
X
X
X
4
Duct Smoke Detector
X
X
X
X
X
5
Waterflow
X
X
X
X
X
6
Sprinkler Tamper
X
I
X
X
J
K
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
L
M
Activate Fire Smoke Damper
Activate Alarm Verification
Mode At FCS
Activate Door Release
Activate System Printer
Activate Flashing Fire Sign
Identifier
Activate Elevator Recall
Active Audible / Visual Alarms
At FCS
Active Audible / Visual Trouble
At FCS
Active Audible / Visual
Supervisory @ FCS
Active Central Office
Transmitter Alarm
Active Central Office
Transmitter Trouble
Active Audible Floor AlarmOn
Floor Of Alarm And Floor Above
Activate Visual Floor AlarmOn
Floor Of Alarm And Floor Above
Activate Fan Shutdown
SYSTEM INPUTS
SEQUENCE OF OPERATIONS
12. Installation Shall Conform To The Requirements Of The 2008 NYC Construction Codes and
1 RCNY 4000-06.
2. The Existing System Is A Non-Addressable Type System. Contractor Shall Ensure Adequate Capacity Exists In the Existing Circuit And Provide Any Expansion Devices Necessary To Connect
New Devices To Existing System. New Devices Must Indicate That They Originate From The 17th Floor.
Smoke Detector
SD
Smoke Detector - Existing To Remain
W
Warden Station - Existing To Remain
F
Pull Station - Existing To Remain
F
Strobe
TS
N
Description
SD
Tamper Switch - Existing To Remain
FS
Flow Switch - Existing To Remain
W
Warden Station
S
Ceiling Mounted Speaker/Strobe - Existing To Remain
X
X
X
X
RCU
Existing Fire Alarm Gathering Panel
X
X
X
RT
Monitor Module
X
X
X
R
Relay
X
X
SDD
Duct Smoke Detector
SYSTEM FAULTS
1
Open Circuit
X
X
2
Grounded Wire
X
X
3
A/C Failure
X
X
4
Battery Fault
X
X
5
Wire to Wire Short
X
X
SEQUENCE OF OPERATIONS
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11. Provide All Required Expansion Panels, PC Boards, Power Supplies, Batteries, Fuse Cutouts
And Branch Circuits, Etc. For A Complete And Operating Fire Alarm System.
1. The System Type Is An Approved Advisory Class E.
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10. Provide Additional Strobe Power Supplies And Synchronizing Hardware For New Strobes
As Required.
NOTES:
17th FL
44th Street
17th FLOOR
EXISTING FIRE ALARM
CONTROL PANEL
(FACP)
1st Avenue
SDD
2nd Avenue
SDD
Fire Alarm Devices
Located In 17th Floor
UNDP New Project Area
Of Work
Drawing: FA001
Detail: 02
2014
NYC
DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
H
H
F
F'
F'
F
S
F
F
45th Street
NIC
F
1st Avenue
E
F
F
NIC
2nd Avenue
1
SDD R
SDD R
E
39th FL
17th FL
44th Street
F
1st FL
KEY PLAN
S
C'
C'
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VERTICAL PLAN
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S
SD
SD
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NIC
W
NYC
C
C
RCU
B
NIC
MM MM
TSFS
B
F
F
S
F
F
S
NIC
SDD R
SDD R
S
NIC
A
A
EAST 44TH STREET
2
3
5
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
FIRE ALARM PLAN
KEY NOTES
1.
(SYMBOLS
1
,
2
, ETC.)
Verify Height Of Existing Fire Alarm Pull Station Is In Accordance With ADA Requirements. Provide
Add/Alternate Price To Relocate Existing Pull Station To ADA Height Requirements.
13
Scale:
1/8"=1'-0"
2' 4'
8'
GENERAL NOTES
PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
1.
All Strobe Circuits Shall Be Synchronized Within An Area Visible From One Location.
Identifier
2.
Interconnections To And Programming / Reprogramming / Startup Of The System Shall Be Performed
By The Base Building System Fire Alarm Maintenance Contractor.
16'
N
Drawing: FA101
Detail: 01
Description
SD
Smoke Detector
SD
Smoke Detector - Existing To Remain
Provide Annunciation Devices That Meet The Specifications Of The Base Building Fire Alarm System.
Coordinate Annunciation Tie In With Base Building Fire Alarm Contractor. Provide Additional Amplifiers
As Required To Power The Devices Indicated On This Drawing.
W
Warden Station - Existing To Remain
F
Pull Station - Existing To Remain
4.
Routing Of All Wiring Back To The Building Fire Alarm System Must Be Approved By The Building
Manager Or Chief Engineer.
F
Strobe
5.
Devices Shall Be Installed Such That The Entire Lens Is Not Less Than 80" And Not More Than 96" Above
Finished Floor.
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3.
6.
All Connections To The Building Fire Alarm System Must Be Performed By The Building's Fire Alarm
Maintenance Vendor.
7.
Fire Alarm Contractor Shall Verify That Speaker Placement Allows for Both Audibility and Intelligibility.
Fire Alarm Contractor Shall Make Adjustments to Speaker Quantities and Placement Until Both
Audibility and Intelligibility Are Adequate Throughout The Floor.
8.
9.
Fire Alarm Plans Depict The General Layout And Intent Of The Fire Alarm System. The Contractor Must
Determine The Actual Quantity And Final Location Of Devices Required By Code Based Upon Actual
Field/Constructed Conditions
All Fire Alarm Devices That Are Removed Shall Be Turned Over To Landlord's Representative.
Tamper Switch - Existing To Remain
FS
Flow Switch - Existing To Remain
W
Warden Station
S
Ceiling Mounted Speaker/Strobe - Existing To
Remain
RCU
Existing Fire Alarm Gathering Panel
RT
Monitor Module
R
SDD
Relay
Duct Smoke Detector
10. New Notification Devices Shall Be White.
11. New Smoke Detectors Shall Be Non-Addressable Type, Compatible With Existing Building System.
12. All New And Existing Devices On This Shall Indicate Origination On 17th Floor On Building FACP.
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MECHANICAL / ELECTRICAL COORDINATION NOTES
ELECTRICAL NOTES
1.
General
HVAC Control Wiring Shall Be Provided Per Mechanical Specifications.
3.
Motor Controllers, Motor Starters And Disconnects Shall Be Furnished By Mechanical
Contractor And Installed By Electrical Contractor.
4.
Disconnect Switches Shall Be Heavy Duty Type With Lockable Handle. Disconnects For All
Electrically Driven HVAC Equipment Shall Be Furnished By Mechanical Contractor And
Installed By Electrical Contractor. One Manufacturer Shall Be Used Throughout The
Project. Acceptable Manufacturers Are: Square D, General Electric, Siemens And
Westinghouse.
5.
Starters Shall Be NEMA Combination Magnetic Motor Starters Sized Per Motor HP, With
Integral Red Run Pilot Light And H-O-A Switch. Coordinate Motor Starter Type And
Features With The Requirements Of The Mechanical Equipment And The Control System.
Provide Overload, Under Voltage And Phase Loss Protection In All Starters. Starters For
Motors 50 HP And Larger Shall Be Reduced Voltage Autotransformer Type. One
Manufacturer Shall Be Used Throughout The Project. Acceptable Manufacturers Are:
Square D, General Electric, Siemens And Westinghouse.
In General, Branch Circuit Wiring Is Not Shown On The Plan Drawings. Numerals Adjacent
To Symbols For Lighting Fixtures, Receptacles, Motors, Appliances, Etc. Indicate The
Panelboard And Circuit Number To Which The Item Is To Be Connected. Provide Branch
Circuit Wiring For All Items Shown In Accordance With These General Notes And The
Electrical Specifications.
2.
Lower Case Letters Adjacent To Lighting Fixture Symbols And Light Switch Symbols
Indicate The Switching Arrangement Of Lighting Fixtures. Lower Case Letters May Not Be
Shown Where Light Switches Only Control The Lighting Fixtures Within The Same Room
Or Area.
3.
Lighting Branch Circuit Wiring, Where Shown, Is Intended To Show Specific Routing
Requirements Of Lighting Fixture Branch Circuits.
4.
Connect Emergency Lighting Fixtures To The Line (Unswitched) Side Of The Lighting
Circuit Serving That Area Unless Otherwise Noted.
5.
Mechanical Equipment (Motors, HVAC Equipment, Etc.) Is Shown On Electrical Plan
Drawings For Approximate Location Only. Refer To Mechanical Plans For Exact Locations.
6.
All 1 Pole, 15 And 20 Ampere Branch Circuits Serving Receptacles Or Lighting Shall Be 2
Wire Circuits Providing An Individual Neutral Conductor For Each Ungrounded (Hot)
Circuit Conductor. Do Not Share Neutral Conductors.
7.
The Minimum Branch Circuit Size Shall Be 2#12, #12G In 3/4" Conduit.
8.
There Shall Be A Maximum Of 3 Computer Receptacles Per Circuit. There Shall Be A
Maximum Of 6 General Receptacles Per Circuit.
39th FL
9.
45th Street
2.
3.
4.
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17th FL
44th Street
1st FL
KEY PLAN
Scale: NTS
Provide Raceways, Boxes, Power, Grounding, And Supports For Low Voltage Systems In
Accordance With Locations And Devices Shown On Architectural Drawings.
N
VERTICAL PLAN
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MEP CONSULTANT
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Wiring Methods
1.
1st Avenue
2.
1.
2nd Avenue
Power Wiring To Mechanical Equipment, Motor Controllers And Control Panels Shall Be
Provided As Per Electrical Specifications.
General
NYC
A.
Conceal All Wiring Within Building Walls, Floors, And Above Finished Ceilings, Except
In Mechanical Rooms, Electrical Equipment Rooms, And Utility Rooms.
B.
Final Connections To Mechanical Equipment, Lighting Fixtures, Motors,
Transformers, Instruments, And Control Devices Shall Be Flexible Conduit.
DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
Exposed:
EMT Tubing / RGC Conduit
B.
In Dry Walls / Above Ceilings:
EMT Conduit (MC Metal Clad Cable May Be Used
For 15 And 20 Amp, 1 Pole Branch Circuits)
C.
In Concrete Walls / Floors:
RGC Conduit
D.
Final Connections:
Flexible Metal Conduit (Liquid-Tight Flexible
Conduit In Damp Or Wet Areas)
Equipment Grounding
A.
Insulated (Green) Equipment Ground Wires Shall Be Provided In All Feeders And
Branch Circuits. Utilizing The Conduit As The Equipment Grounding Conductor Or As
The Grounding Electrode Conductor Path Is Not Permissible.
B.
Provide An Additional Separate Insulated (Green With Yellow Stripe) Ground
Conductor(s) For IG Where Indicated.
Electrical Equipment Enclosures Shall Be Provided As Listed Below Unless Noted
Otherwise.
A.
Indoors Unclassified Areas:
NEMA 1
B.
Indoors Classified 'Damp':
NEMA 2
C.
Indoors Classified 'Wet':
NEMA 4
5.
Disconnect Switches Shall Be Heavy Duty Type With Lockable Handle.
6.
Electrical Terminations (Lugs, Terminals, Etc.) On All Equipment Shall Be Rated For Use
John Dunne
Indoors (Unclassified)
A.
2014
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
H
H
S
S
b
b
A1
F'
a
b
b
A1
a
A1
A1
a
A1
A1
A1
a
2
F'
A1
AS
a
D D
S S
F
a
b
a
b
a
b
b
D D
A
A
S S
F
39th FL
5
E
1
A
A
A
NIC
5
NIC
1st Avenue
E
2nd Avenue
45th Street
17th FL
44th Street
1st FL
KEY PLAN
C'
C'
Scale: NTS
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VERTICAL PLAN
Scale: NTS
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NIC
NYC
C
C
B
NIC
LP
5
3
B
4
A
A
A
A
A
A
S
NIC
6
A
A
EAST 44TH STREET
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
LIGHTING PLAN
1.
2.
3.
(SYMBOLS
1
,
2
, ETC.)
New Lighting In Corridor And Pantry To Be Switched With Existing Adjacent Open Area
Lighting Zone.
Remove And Retain (22) Type 'A/A1' Fixtures From This Area. Reuse (14) Existing Type
'A/A1' Fixtures. Circuit New 'B' Type And Reused 'A' Type Fixtures With Existing Circuiting
Serving Area. Refer To General Note 1 For Further Detail.
Remove And Retain (8) Type 'A' And (2) Downlight Fixtures From This Area. Remove
Existing Switching And Sensors In Existing Conference Room (New Meeting Rooms 17-07
And 17-08). Remove Sensor In Existing Pantry (New Meeting Room17-09). Reuse (6)
Existing Type 'A' Fixtures. Circuit Reused 'A' Type Fixtures With Existing Circuiting.
Serving Area. Refer To General Note 1 For Further Detail.
13
Scale:
1/8"=1'-0"
2' 4'
8'
GENERAL NOTES
PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
1.
Identifier
Description
Identifier
Description
Light Switch
D
Demo - To Be Removed And Retained
Emergency Battery Ballast Fixture, Fixture Type A
DM
Demolition - To Be Permanently Removed
EX
Existing To Remain
NIC
Not In Contract
OS
Occupancy Sensor
TYP
Typical
2.
3.
4.
Remove And Retain Demolition Fixtures. If Fixtures Will Be Reused Then Prior To Reuse,
Clean And Relamp Existing Fixtures With New Units Of Same Model. If Removed Fixtures
Are Not Reused, They Shall Be Provided To Landlord's Representative.
S
All Emergency Lighting Ballasts And Exit Signs Shall Be Unswitched And Be Equipped With
Self-Contained Emergency Battery Ballasts.
Work May Be Required In Areas Not In Contract For Proper Operation Of New Design.
Coordinate All Work With Building Owner And Tenant Prior To Starting Work.
Vacancy Sensors Shall Not Be Used On This Project. Ceiling-Mounted Occupancy Sensors
Indicated On Drawing Shall Be Match Existing (Sensor Switch CM 9 with PP-20 Family
Power Packs). Client Shall Determine Sensor Programming. If No Client Direction Is
Provided, Sensors Shall Be Programmed To Turn Off After 30 Minutes Of Inactivity.
LP-1
Fed From Panel LP, Circuit #1
Panelboard
OS
Ceiling Mounted Occupancy Sensor To Be Mounted At Standard Building
Height, 6" From End Of Door Swing On Sidewall.
4.
Existing Switch On This Wall Serves Areas Outside This Room. Relocate Switch To Area It
Serves.
5.
Circuit Exit Sign To Existing Exit Sign Circuit.
New Ceiling Mounted Exit Sign
6.
Lighting Controls Shall Be Reconfigured To Provide A Unified Occupancy Sensor Lighting
Control For All (4) Fixtures.
Existing Light Fixture To Remain
16'
N
Drawing: E101
Detail: 01
Existing Ceiling Mounted Exit Sign
Existing Light Fixture To Be Removed And Retained
S
S
S
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D
John Dunne
S
NIC
KEY NOTES
DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
1ST AVENUE
MEP CONSULTANT
Light Switch - D Denotes Dimming, 3 - 3 Way Switch, a - Switching
Motorized Switch for Moveable Partition Control
Light Switch To Be Demolished
2014
LIGHTING FIXTURE SCHEDULE
TYPE DESCRIPTION
TYPICAL LOCATION
MOUNTING
VOLTAGE
LAMP TYPE
GENERAL LIGHTING
RECESSED
WITHIN
ACOUSTICAL TILE
CEILING
277 MATCH EXISTING
GENERAL LIGHTING
RECESSED
WITHIN
ACOUSTICAL TILE
CEILING
277
CEILING / WALL
277 LED
B
6" ROUND DOWNLIGHT
-
MEA APPROVED LED EXIT SIGN
WITH BACKUP BATTERY.
ARROWS INDICATE DIRECTION PATH OF EGRESS
OF EXIT. SHADED AREAS
INDICATE FACE.
MANUFACTURER CATALOG NUMBER
MATCH
MATCH EXISTING
EXISTING
26W TRIPLE TUBE CFL
4-PIN
26 LIGHTOLIER
5 (MAX)
MINIMUM NEW
FIXTURES REQUIRED
PER FIXTURE
& APPLICATION
A/A1 RECESSED
WATTAGE
MATCH EXISTING BUILDING STANDARD FIXTURE. VERIFY SPECIFICATION WITH BUILDING
MANAGEMENT.
(1) Type A
(EMERGENCY
BALLAST ONLY); (10)
Type A1 (DIMMABLE
BALLAST ONLY)
CALCULITE CFL OPEN DOWLIGHT 8031CLW
COORDINATE ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS WITH ARCHITECT
8
EXIT SIGN SHALL FEATURE PUSH TO TEST BUTTON AND BATTERY BACK-UP BALLAST.
COORDINATE FIXTURE SELECTION WITH ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION
3
39th FL
45th Street
1.
ALL FIXTURES SHALL BE APPROVED FOR USE IN NEW YORK CITY
2.
ALL LIGHTING FIXTURES SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S REQUIREMENTS AND LOCAL CODES.
2nd Avenue
GENERAL NOTES (APPLY TO ALL LIGHTING FIXTURES):
3. PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY MOUNTING HARDWARE REQUIRED FOR COMPLETE INSTALLATION.
4. COORDINATE FLANGE TYPE WITH TYPE OF CEILING AS SHOWN ON THE ARCHITECTURAL REFLECTED CEILING PLANS.
1st Avenue
SYMBOL
PROJECT: UNDP - 1 UN PLAZA, 17TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY 10017 DLB PROJECT NO.: 63124
17th FL
44th Street
5. COORDINATE THE NUMBER OF ILLUMINATED FACES (SHOWN SHADED), DIRECTIONAL ARROWS, AND MOUNTING OF EXIT SIGNS IN THE FIELD.
1st FL
6. EMERGENCY LIGHTING FIXTURES SHALL INCLUDE AN EMERGENCY BATTERY PACK THAT PROVIDES 1,000 LUMENS MINIMUM, ILLUMINATES 2 LAMPS FOR AT LEAST 90 MINUTES, AND BE WIRED AHEAD OF LOCAL SWITCHING.
KEY PLAN
Scale: NTS
N
VERTICAL PLAN
Scale: NTS
MEP CONSULTANT
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NYC
DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
John Dunne
LIGHTING FIXTURE SCHEDULE
Scale:
NTS
Drawing: E102
Detail: 01
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Identifier
Description
CFL
Compact Fluorescent Lamp
CRI
Color Rendering Index
HO
High Output
K
Kelvin
LED
Light Emitting Diode
2014
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
H
H
RL
DM
DM
DM
DM
RL
PP-17-2#3
PP-17-2#3
TV
PP-17-2#3
F'
PP-17-2#3
TV
PP-17-2#3
P/T
ETR
PP-17-2#3
EX
7
MOUNT TO UNIT
F
PP-17-2#7
RL
PP-17-2#5 DM
EWH
PP-17#34,36
PP-17-2#5 DM
PP-17-2#5
RL
DM
PP-17-2#7
8
DM
DM PP-17-2#4
RL
F
45th Street
WSHP
1
E
E
PP-17-2#25,27,29
PP-17-2#7 8
RL
39th FL
NIC
NIC
5
1st Avenue
F'
PP-17-2#5
2nd Avenue
DM
DM
17th FL
44th Street
1st FL
KEY PLAN
C'
C'
Scale: NTS
N
VERTICAL PLAN
Scale: NTS
EX
MEP CONSULTANT
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NIC
NYC
C
C
PP-17-2
B
NIC
DS
ELEC LP XF
CL PP-17 MR
DM
DM
RL
2
MOUNT TO UNIT
EX
NIC
PP-17-2#7
B
DM RL
8
DM
DM
TV
2
EX
EX
EX
TV
RL
2
PP-17-2#7
3
PP-17-2#2
MOVEABLE PARTITION
6
RL
RL
DM
RL
WSHP
2
EX
PP-17-2#26,28,30
8
PP-17-2#7
5
5
NIC
4
A
A
EX
EX
EX
EX
EAST 44TH STREET
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
POWER PLAN
KEY NOTES
1.
2.
3.
(SYMBOLS
1
,
2
, ETC.)
Purchase and Install Electrical Meters That Meet Building Management's Specifications.
EC Shall Purchase And Install CTs; CT Size Shall Match Feeder Sizing. Once Installed, EC
Shall Inform Building And Arrange For Building's Metering Company To Come To The Site
To Start-Up And Program The Meters. Meters Must Meet Building Management's
Specifications. Base Bid Shall Be Shark 100 In Self-Enclosed Meter Assembly Model#
ENCSHK100-277-60-10-V2-INP10.
Wall To Receive Blocking, Power, And Data For Possible Future Installation Of Television.
Provide Add/Alternate Price For This Work In These Three Rooms; Do Not Incorporate In
Base Bid.
Existing Power/Data/AV On This Wall Is Existing To Remain. Replace Existing Faceplates
With New To Match New Work.
4.
Existing Power/Data In This Room Is Existing To Remain.
5.
Phase 2 Work Area. Work For Phase 2 Shall Be Priced Separately. Include Price To
Provide Support To Disconnect/Reconnect Power As Needed To Support The Mechanical
Work.
6.
8.
Coordinate With Mechanical Contractor And Provide Power To Condensate Pump And
Thermostat Including Any Required Low Voltage Transformer.
8'
PARTIAL SYMBOL LIST
1.
Identifier
Description
Identifier
Description
Duplex Receptacle, 20A, 120V
A
Amperes
Double Duplex (Quad) Receptacle, 20A, 120V
CAT
Category
D
Dedicated Circuit
DM
To Be Demolished
ETR
Existing To Be Relocated
2.
3.
4.
Where Outlets Are To Be Demolished, Remove All Receptacles/ Telecom Outlets And Associated Raceways,
Boxes, Etc. Circuiting Shall Be Removed Back To Originating Source (Panels In Electric Closet) And Disposed Of
By The Contractor. Telecom Outlet Wiring Shall Be Removed Back To Originating Source (IT Closet) And
Disposed Of By The Contractor.
Where Outlets Are To Be Relocated, Remove And Dispose Of Existing Back Box and Outlet. Extend Existing
Circuiting To New Location. Provide New Backbox And Outlet (With White Faceplate) At New Location. Patch
Paint, And Finish Demolition Location To Match Surrounding Walls.
PP-17
Fed From Panel PP-17, Circuit #1
Electrical Panel
16'
N
Drawing: E201
Detail: 01
All Pantry Receptacles Shall Be GFCI Type. Refer To Architectural Elevations For Mounting Heights of
Receptacles.
Furniture Hard Wire Connection - Existing To Be Relocated
Coordinate Furniture Hardwire Connection Quantity, Type, And Locations With Workwell Partners Prior To
Start Of Work. If Reuse Of Power Pole/Column Furniture Feeds Is Not Feasible, Notify The Architect And
Engineer Immediately.
Provide Elec/Telecom Poke-Thru. No Trenching.
EX
Existing To Remain - In Areas Of Work, Replace Faceplate
To Match New Work.
Combination Telephone / Data Outlet Box With (2) RJ45
Connectors
GFCI
Ground Fault Current Interrupt
Power Connection To Mechanical Equipment
NIC
Not In Contract
Floor Mounted Duplex Receptacle And Telephone / Data Outlet
With (2) RJ45 Connectors
RL
Power Circuiting To Be Relocated
V
Volts
VAV
Variable Air Volume
5.
Boxes and Raceways with Pull Wire Shall Be Provided For New Telecommunication And Security System.
Telecommunication And Security Devices Terminate In IT Closet.
6.
Provide Manual Motor Starter Switch For Each New VAV. Coordinate Removal Of Wiring Of Demolition VAVs
With Mechanical Contractor.
7.
Demolish Wiremold Built Into Furniture In This Area.
2' 4'
GENERAL NOTES
Coordinate Circuit Breaker/Disconnect Sizing And Associated Wiring For Moveable
Partition With Submitted Shop Drawing Prior To Electrical Installation.
7.
13
Scale:
1/8"=1'-0"
Ceiling Mounted Wireless Access Point With (1) RJ45 Connector
VAV
17-1
New Floor Mounted Power Feed For Workstations
Telecommunication System Notes - These Notes Are Provided For Information And For Coordination With The
Cabling Contractor:
P/T
A.
New Cabling Shall Be Certified CAT 6. Cables Shall Be Labeled At Both Ends With Panel And Port.
P/T
New Wall/Column Mounted Power Feed For Workstations
B.
Each Workstation Shall Be Provided With (2) Certified CAT 6 Cables. Refer To Architectural Drawing
A-400.00 For Workstation Layout.
TV
Cable TV Connection, Wall-Mounted
C.
Data Outlets And Wireless Access Points (WAPs) Shall Be (1) Certified CAT 6 Cable.
D.
Provide Patch Panels As Required To Accommodate All Connections. Coordinate Requirements With OIST.
John Dunne
PP-17-1
DM
TV
DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
1
1ST AVENUE
EX
2014
SCHEDULE FOR
EXISTING DISCONNECT
SWITCH 200A
New 17th Floor
Submeter
LOAD
VA
SW
W
SW
NW
NE
NE
LOBBY & CORR
LOBBY & CORR
EXISTING LOAD
6931
10371
9011
XFMR - PP-17 Panel
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
SCHEDULE FOR
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
39
41
EXISTING 45kVA XFMR
480/277V -208/120V
EXISTING PP-17 PANEL
150A, 208/120V
LOAD
VA
6931
7971
6611
EXISTING LOAD
UNKNOWN
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
3
PP-17-2 PANEL
100A, 208/120V
208 / 120 V
100 A
0
0
10371
26313
6931
25.0
10371
37.4
EQUIP. GROUND BUS
MLO
ISOL. GROUND BUS
MCB
BREAKER MINIMUM BRANCH
PHASE
P TRIP CIRCUIT
A
B
1
1
1
20
20
20
3
100 EXISTING
9011
9011
32.5
VA PER PHASE
AMPS PER PHASE
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
20
30
15
15
15
POLES:
MTG:
SE
SE
SE
E
NE
NE
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
SPACE
SPACE
SPACE
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
ADDITIONAL CONNECTED LOAD (AMPS)
32
C
Match Existing
MIN CB IC:
LOCATION:
17TH FL BLDG EC
MINIMUM BRANCH BREAKER
LOAD
CIRCUIT
TRIP P
VA
SERVES
42
SURFACE
0
0
0
6931
7971
6611
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
20
20
15
15
15
15
15
20
15
15
15
15
15
30
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
30
2
15
15
20
1
1
1
UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
UNKNOWN
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
UNKNOWN
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
UNKNOWN
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
0
2#10,#10G 3/4"C.
2400
2400
0
0
26313
6931
57.8
10371
86.4
EQUIP. GROUND BUS
MLO
MCB
ISOL. GROUND BUS
PHASE
P TRIP CIRCUIT
A
B
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
SPARE
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
SPACE
SPACE
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
6931
7971
6611
Panel PP-17-2
20
20
20
20
20
15
15
20
20
15
0
9011
75.1
VA PER PHASE
AMPS PER PHASE
SCHEDULE FOR
POLES:
MTG:
2400
2400
EWH
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
CKT
#
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
38
40
42
C
Match Existing
MIN CB IC:
LOCATION:
17TH FL BLDG EC
LOAD
CIRCUIT
TRIP P
VA
SERVES
0
20
20
20
20
15
15
15
15
15
20
20
20
20
20
20
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6931
3
100
4#1,#8G 1 1/2"C.
21513
7971
6931
57.8
7971
66.4
6611
6611
55.1
VA PER PHASE
AMPS PER PHASE
EQUIP. GROUND BUS
MLO
MCB
ISOL. GROUND BUS
PHASE
P TRIP CIRCUIT
A
B
X
LOAD
VA
SPARE
CONF 17-04
LOUNGE 17-06
COND PMPS/HVAC REC
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
1080
720
540
3513
3513
3513
WSHP-1
Connected Load (VA)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
POLES:
MTG:
C
500
2#12,#12G 3/4"C.
2#12,#12G 3/4"C.
2#12,#12G 3/4"C.
2080
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
UNKNOWN
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
UNKNOWN
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
CKT
#
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
Additional Connected Load (Amps)
60
MIN CB IC:
Match PP-17-1
LOCATION:
17TH FL BLDG EC
LOAD
CIRCUIT
TRIP P
VA
SERVES
2#12,#12G 3/4"C.
2#12,#12G 3/4"C.
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3#10,#10G 3/4"C.
25
3
720
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5891
3
40
3#8,#10G 1"C.
21513
5891
6931
57.8
7971
66.4
5891
6611
55.1
VA PER PHASE
AMPS PER PHASE
60
500
1000
MOVEABLE PARTITION
REFRIGERATOR
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
SPARE
2378
2378
2378
WSHP-2
CKT
#
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
Connected Load (Amps)
NOTE:
NOTE:
1.
1. For Each Panel, Measure The Maximum Demand (Measure Of Average Power Demand Over A 15-Minute Period) Continuously
Over A 30 Day Period Using A Recording Ammeter Or Power Meter Connected To The Highest Loaded Phase Of The Feeder, Based
On The Initial Loading At The Start Of The Recording. Provide Readings To Engineer Of Record. The Circuits Shown Can Only Be
Used If The Resulting Maximum Demand Amperage Allows For The Additional Connected Loads Shown On The Above Panel
Schedules. Refer to NEC 220.87 For Further Information.
Purchase and Install Electrical Meters That Meet Building Management's Specifications. EC Shall
Purchase And Install CTs; CT Size Shall Match Feeder Sizing. Once Installed, EC Shall Inform Building
And Arrange For Building's Metering Company To Come To The Site To Start-Up And Program The
Meters. Meters Must Meet Building Management Specifications. Base Bid Shall Be Shark 100 In
Self-Enclosed Meter Assembly Model# ENCSHK100-277-60-10-V2-INP10.
SIMPLE BLOCK DIAGRAM
Scale:
NTS
Drawing: E401
Detail: 02
PANEL SCHEDULES
Scale:
NTS
Drawing: E401
Detail: 01
GENERAL NOTES
17th FL
44th Street
1st FL
KEY PLAN
Scale: NTS
N
VERTICAL PLAN
Scale: NTS
MEP CONSULTANT
dlb associates
DLB Phone: (646) 381-6742
30
SURFACE
540
45th Street
NYC
NEW PANEL PP-17-2
208 / 120 V
100 A
39th FL
Additional Connected Load (Amps)
73
30
SURFACE
0
Additional Connected Load (VA)
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
0
0
x
LOAD
VA
VOLTAGE:
MAIN BUS:
CKT
# SERVES
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
EXISTING PANEL PP-17-1
SCHEDULE FOR
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
0
0
70
Additional Connected Load (VA)
VOLTAGE:
MAIN BUS:
CKT
# SERVES
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
0
X
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING LOAD
EXISTING FEED TO
PANEL PP-17-1
EXISTING PP-17-1 PANEL
100A, 208/120V
0
CKT
#
EXISTING PANEL PP-17
208 / 120 V
150 A
VOLTAGE:
MAIN BUS:
CKT
# SERVES
C
MIN CB IC:
MATCH EXISTING
LOCATION:
17th FL BLDG EC
LOAD
CIRCUIT
TRIP P
VA
SERVES
24
SURFACE
6931
ADDITIONAL CONNECTED LOAD (VA)
EXISTING LP PANEL
225A, 480/277V
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
POLES:
MTG:
1st Avenue
New Meter
Disconnect
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
EQUIP. GROUND BUS
MLO
MCB
ISOL. GROUND BUS
PHASE
P TRIP CIRCUIT
A
B
x
2nd Avenue
INCOMING FEEDER
EXISTING PANEL LP
480 / 277 V
225 A
VOLTAGE:
MAIN BUS:
CKT
# SERVES
1.
Update Panel Schedules To Reflect As-Built Conditions With Type-Written Panel Schedules.
2.
Provide Breakers And/Or Wiring As Required. New Breaker Interrupting Current (IC) Rating Shall Match
Panel IC Rating. Update Panel Schedules To Reflect As-Built Conditions.
2014
John Dunne

1 UN PLAZA, 17TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10017

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