HOLSTEIN WHITE, INC.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
210 E. STREET ROAD
TELE # (215)322-7711
SUITE 2D
FAX # (215)322-7709
FEASTERVILLE, PA 19053
STUDENT CENTER
SITE MAP
CS
COVER SHEET
E1
FIRST FLOOR - POWER AND LIGHITNG PLAN
E2
ELECTRICAL DETAILS
MP1
FIRST FLOOR - MECHANICAL AND PLUMBING PLAN
MP2
MECHANICAL & PLUMBING SCHEDULES AND DETAILS
FP1
FIRST FLOOR - FIRE PROTECTION PLAN
201 Mullica Hill Road
Glassboro, NJ 08028
DRAWING INDEX
ROWAN UNIVERSITY 201 MULLICA HILL ROAD!
GLASSBORO, NJ 08028
JEFFREY E. HOLSTEIN, P.E.
License No. NJ: 24GE0644300
Authorization No.: 24GA28143700
COVER SHEET
ROWAN UNIVERSITY!
ELEVATOR UPGRADE
Seal
Revisions
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PROJECT NO:
14-440
DATE:
JUNE 16, 2014
DRAWN BY:
DS
CHECKED:
MB
SCALE:
AS NOTED
PLOT DATE:
CS
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DRAWING NOTES
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COORDINATE FINAL LOCATION OF OUTDOOR UNIT
WITH THE BUILDING OWNER. CONTRACTOR SHALL
PROVIDE A 6" HIGH CONCRETE HOUSEKEEPING
PAD. UNIT SHALL BE INSTALLED PER
MANUFACTURERS REQUIREMENTS AND ALL
SERVICE CLEARANCES SHALL BE MAINTAINED.!
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COORDINATE FINAL LOCATION OF AIR HANDLER
UNIT WITH LOCATION OF ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT
WITHIN MACHINE ROOM. INSTALL AIR HANDLER
UNIT WITH SUPPORT STRUCTURE PER
MANUFACTURERS REQUIREMENTS AND ALL
SERVICE CLEARANCES SHALL BE MAINTAINED.!
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EXTEND AND CONNECT REFRIGERANT LINES IN
CEILING SPACE TO OUTDOOR UNIT PER
MANUFACTURERS REQUIREMENTS. REFRIGERANT
PIPE SIZING SHALL MEET ALL MANUFACTURERS
REQUIREMENTS. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE
RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL CORE DRILLING AND
PATCHING.!
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PROVIDE CONDENSATE PIPING AND EXTEND FROM
AHU TO OUTSIDE. CONDENSATE PIPING SHALL
TERMINATE 6" ABOVE GRADE. PROVIDE LITTLE
GIANT CONDENSATE PUMP IF REQUIRED.
CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL
CORE DRILLING AND PATCHING.
HOLSTEIN WHITE, INC.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
210 E. STREET ROAD
TELE # (215)322-7711
SUITE 2D
FAX # (215)322-7709
FEASTERVILLE, PA 19053
Seal
1-1/2" DISCHARGE PIPE, TERMINATE A MINIMUM OF 18"
ABOVE FINISHED GRADE WITH INSECT SCREEN.
DISCHARGE TO CONCRETE SPLASH BLOCK.
COORDINATE EXACT LOCATION WITH OWNER.
PROVIDE PIPE SLEEVE WITH
WEATHERPROOF/FIRE RETARDANT SEALANT!
(TYPICAL FOR ALL)
STAIRS #5
S5
ELEV EQUIP RM
002A
UP
MECHANICAL ROOM
004
TELE/COM ROOM
ELEV EQUIP
002A1
002
2
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T
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AHU
1
ELEVATOR SUMP PUMP ALARM
PANEL. COORDINATE FINAL
LOCATION WITH OWNER
UP
ELEVATOR SUMP PUMP SYSTEM WITH OILTECTOR CONTROL, RUN 1-1/2"
DISCHARGE PIPE FROM SUMP PUMP TO SPLASH BLOCK ON GRADE.
PROVIDE OIL SENSING SWITCH TO SHUT DOWN PUMP AND SEND
ALARM TO REMOTE PANEL. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE CONCRETE
SUMP PUMP PIT WITHIN THE ELEVATOR PIT. CONCRETE PIT SHALL NOT
AFFECT THE STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF THE ELEVATOR SHAFT.
COORDINATE THE LOCATION OF THE REMOTE ALARM PANEL WITH
OWNER. REFER TO 1/MP2 FOR INSTALLATION DETAILS.
SP
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ELEVATOR #2
ESCF1
201 Mullica Hill Road
Glassboro, NJ 08028
HP
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FIRST FLOOR - MECHANICAL &
PLUMBING PLAN
1
ROWAN UNIVERSITY Scott White, P.E.
NJ License # 24GE04977900
Authorization No: 24GA28143700
Revisions
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CORRIDOR
H003
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MECHANICAL & PLUMBING -!
FLOOR PLAN
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
PROJECT NO:
14-440
DATE:
JUNE 16, 2014
DRAWN BY:
BA
CHECKED:
SW
SCALE:
AS NOTED
PLOT DATE:
MP1
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HVAC NOTES:!
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The Contractor shall coordinate with the General Contractor and locate all required cutting and patching and the like
required by the installation of the Mechanical work.!
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Provide all specialties, accessories, controls, and the like to provide a complete, quiet, properly operating automatically
controlled systems. !
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The HVAC trade shall provide all safety and operating controls, transformers, motor starters, devices and control wiring
required for the systems to operate in a safe and satisfactory manner.!
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Do not operate the air conditioning systems during construction except for testing, and provide new filters for all units and
immediately prior to substantial completion. !
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Ductwork shall be constructed of galvanized sheet metal fabricated and erected in accordance with ASHRAE and
SMACNA standards. Provide turning vanes in all elbows, manual volume dampers in all branches, air equalizers, and
similar devices as required to properly balance the systems and produce quiet, draftless operation. Ductwork sizes shown
on the plans are sheet metal I.D. free area. !
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Ductwork shall be constructed to the sizes shown and made airtight during erection with caulked, taped or hardcast joints
to restrict leakage to 5% or less of circulated air.!
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All ductwork shall be closely coordinated prior to fabrication. The architectural contract drawings and details together with
the other contract documents shall be examined for all dimensional information. Full sheet metal shop drawings drawings
shall be developed with all spacial requirements worked out and shown on drawings. These drawing must show: locations
of openings to be cut through existing construction and any problems. These drawing shall be submitted for review by the
architect and engineer prior to fabrication. !
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Provide UL labeled and inspected fire dampers for all ducts and openings passing through floors, fire rated walls and
ceilings, where shown on the drawings, and in locations required by codes.!
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Balance all air quantities to within 5% of the CFM shown on the drawings. Finally balance individual outlets to the
occupants’ satisfaction. Install all devices required for balancing in the system during construction. Provide balancing
reports for review by the Engineer.!
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Provide written operating and maintenance instructions and warranty certificates, in duplicate, to the Architect.
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IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE THE
LOCATIONS OF SUPPRESSION SYSTEM PIPING
WITH THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. DUCTWORK
SHALL NOT BE INSTALLED WITHIN THE DEDICATED
EQUIPMENT SPACE REQUIRED FOR EXISTING OR
NEW ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT. !
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COORDINATION OF DUCTWORK LOCATIONS SHALL
BE SOLEY THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR. APPROVAL OF
SHEET METAL SUBMITTAL DRAWINGS DOES NOT
RELEASE THE CONTRACTOR FROM
COORDINATION RESPONSIBILITY. FINAL
COORDINATION SHALL OCCUR IN FIELD WITH
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. FAILURE TO COMPLY
WITH THIS REQUIREMENT MAY RESULT IN
RELOCATION OF SUPPRESSION SYSTEM PIPING AT
CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE.!
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PER NFPA 70, ARTICLE 110.26(F); DEDICATED
EQUIPMENT SPACE SHALL APPLY TO
SWITCHBOARDS, DISTRIBUTION PANELS, AND
MOTOR CONTROL CENTERS. THE SPACE EQUAL
TO THE WIDTH AND DEPTH OF THE EQUIPMENT
AND EXTENDING FROM THE FLOOR TO A HEIGHT
OF 6' ABOVE THE EQUIPMENT OR TO THE
STRUCTURAL CEILING, WHICHEVER IS LOWER,
SHALL BE DEDICATED TO THE ELECTRICAL
INSTALLATION. NO PIPING, DUCTS, LEAK
PROTECTION APPARATUS, OR OTHER EQUIPMENT
FOREIGN TO THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
SHALL BE LOCATED IN THIS ZONE.
Condensate Piping - A/C
Refrigerant Piping
Piping Subject to Freezing
Certainteed
Armacell
Certainteed
Wall!
(in.)
Vapor!
Barrier
1
Alt. insulation 1" Rubatex R-180FS
500° Snap On
Yes
1-1/2 Integral Insulate per manufacturer's recommendation
Armatuff
500° Snap On 2-1/2 Aluminum
EMERGENCY
POWER GROUNDED
WALL RECEPTACLE
ELEVATOR #2
ESCF1
MIN. 4'-0"
ABOVE FLOOR
GRADE
1-1/2" DISCHARGE PIPE, TERMINATE A
MINIMUM OF 18" ABOVE FINISHED GRADE
WITH INSECT SCREEN, DISCHARGE TO
SPLASH BLOCK, COORDINATE EXACT
LOCATION WITH ARCHITECT/OWNER
SHUTOFF VALVE
CABLE HOOK
CHECK VALVE
STEEL PULL
PUMP CABLE
1-1/2" COPPER PIPE
AHU-1
Indoor Air Handler Unit Designation
Basis of Design
Mitsubishi
AHU Model Number
PKA-A24KA
Orientation
Wall
AHU CFM Airflows
570 / 635 / 700
AHU Entering Air Temp. (°F db / °F wb)
80 / 67
Drive Type
Direct
AHU Dimensions (L x W x H)
46 x 12 x 14
AHU Weight (lbs)
46
Service
Elev. Equip . Rm.
Indoor AHU Electrical
208V / 1Ø / 60
0.36
AHU Fan FLA
1.0
MCA
Outdoor HP Electrical
208V / 1Ø / 60
12
Compressor RLA
18 / 30
Outdoor MCA / MOCP
Outdoor Heat Pump Unit Designation
HP-1
Basis of Design
Mitsubishi
HP Model Number
PUZ-A24NHA
Dimensions (L x W x H)
38 x 14 x 38
Nominal Tonnage
2.0
Rated Cooling Capacity (MBH)
24.0
Minimum Cooling Capacity (MBH)
--Cooling Total Input (kW)
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17.0
Refrigerant
R-410A
Refrigerant Lines (Liquid / Vapor)
Sized by MFGR
Outdoor Unit Weight
165
Accessories & Options
Yes
Wired Remote Controller
Wind Baffle
Yes
Disconnect Switch
Yes
Mini Condensate Pump
Yes
Low Ambient Controls
Yes
410A Refrigerant
Yes
Mounting Bracket
Yes
NOTE:
Warranty-7 yr Compressor/5 yr Parts/1 yr Limited Labor.!
Condensing units shall be placed on 6" high
housekeeping pad, provided by Mechanical Contractor.
UNIT
No.
LOCATION
QTY.
FLOW
(GPM)
SP-1
ELEVATOR
1
20
ELEC. CHAR.
HEAD
HP
(FT) VOLT PH HZ
20
120
1
60
REMARKS
0.5
REFER TO REMARK #1 LISTED BELOW FOR SYSTEM
DESCRIPTION AND COMPONENT REQUIREMENTS.
REMARKS:
HOLSTEIN WHITE, INC.
1. SIMPLEX ELEVATOR SUMP PUMP SYSTEM CONTAINING THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS:
OIL SMART SIMPLEX ELEVATOR SUMP PUMP SYSTEM SHALL BE PROVIDED AND INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
MANUFACTURERS INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. COMPONENTS SHALL BE SUPPLIED BY THE ALYAN PUMP COMPANY.
(1) - EBARA MODEL NO. EPD-5MS1, HIGH QUALITY ALL 304SS SUBMERSIBLE SUMP PUMP, DOUBLE MECHANICAL SEAL
CONSTRUCTION WITH INTEGRAL 304SS SUCTION STRAINER, 1½” FNPT DISCHARGE, 1/2 HP, 115V /1Ø, MOTOR, 9.0
FLA, CLASS F INSULATION PREMIUM AIR FILLED MOTOR WITH BUILT IN THERMAL OL PROTECTION - AUTO RESET,
MOTOR RATED FOR 20 STARTS PER HOUR, 20 FT. CORD WITH 3 PRONG GROUNDED PLUG. (1) -
UL LISTED/CE CERTIFIED MODEL NO. MAPR.75, OIL SMART® CUT-OUT PUMP SENSOR FOR ON/OFF PUMP CONTROL;
RATED: 115VAC, 13 AMP SOLID-STATE CONTROL RELAY. INCLUDES INTEGRAL PIGGY BACK THREE PRONG
GROUNDED PLUG W/20 FEET CORD LENGTH. (MOUNTED TO PVC DISCHARGE PIPE OR PIT WALL WITH SUPPLIED
MOUNTING BRACKET)
NOTE: SENSOR MUST NOT BE INSTALLED NEAR FERROUS OR CONDUCTIVE MATERIAL AS THIS CAN
INTERFERE WITH SENSOR’S POLARITY. IF SENSOR IS INSTALLED ON DISCHARGE PIPING USE AT LEAST AN
18” RUN OF PVC PIPING THEN TRANSITION TO ALTERNATE PIPING MATERIAL IF REQUIRED BY CODE OR
SPECIFICATION OR USE FACTORY SUPPLIED SMART SENSOR MOUNTING BRACKET AND HARDWARE TO
MOUNT TO SIDE WALL OF BASIN.
(1) -
UL/CUL, MODEL NO. OSA-5 OIL SMART® ALARM PANEL. NEMA 4X NON METALLIC ENCLOSURE RATED FOR INDOOR &
OUTDOOR USE. PANEL SHALL CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING: HIGH WATER ALARM SYSTEM: AUDIBLE & RED LIGHT
BEACON FOR HIGH LIQUID LEVEL, OIL PRESENT INDICATION (AMBER) LIGHT, WATER PRESENT INDICATION (WHITE)
LIGHT, 10 FT CORD AND (3) - AUXILIARY CONTACTS FOR REMOTE ALARM SIGNAL FOR ALL CONDITIONS THAT ARE
PRESENT
(1) -
LS-1 SOLID-STATE OPTICAL SENSOR WITH 20 FT POWER CORD.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
210 E. STREET ROAD
TELE # (215)322-7711
SUITE 2D
FAX # (215)322-7709
FEASTERVILLE, PA 19053
Seal
Scott White, P.E.
NJ License # 24GE04977900
Authorization No: 24GA28143700
PERFORATED
BASIN COVER
DRILL 1/8" RELIEF HOLE 5"
ABOVE PUMP DISCHARGE
TURN ON
LEVEL
5"
TURN OFF
LEVEL
ELEVATOR
SUMP PIT
CONTRACTOR SHALL BE
RESPONSBILE FOR CUTTING
OF CONCRETE PAD AT THE
BASE OF EXISTING ELEVATOR
PIT AND THE INSTALLATION OF
NEW CONCRETE ELEVATOR
SUMP PIT. CONTRACTOR
SHALL REMOVE ALL EXCESS
MATERIAL FROM SITE.
CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE
2-INCHES OF CRUSHED STONE
AT THE BOTTOM OF THE NEW
CONCRETE SUMP PIT.
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SP-1: ELEVATOR PIT &
SUMP PUMP DETAIL
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NOT TO SCALE
SLEEVE ANCHOR
AIR !
HANDLER
WALL / FLOOR
SLEEVE THROUGH!
CONCRETE WALL /!
FLOOR (2" LARGER!
IN DIA. THAN PIPE)
INSULATED!
SUCTION
LINE
SUPPORT !
VERTICAL!
PIPING
CONDENSING
UNIT
SEALANT AND!
BACKER
PIPE THROUGH!
SLEEVE
SEALING BUSHING
Revisions
CONDENSATE PIPED!
TO THE EXTERIOR
NOTE:
REFRIGERANT PIPING SHALL BE SIZED IN!
ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURERS
REQUIREMENTS.
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NOT TO SCALE
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NON-FLAMMABLE!
FILL AROUND!
PIPE
FILL AREA AROUND!
SLEEVE WITH!
NON-SHRINKING!
GROUT
INTERIOR
REFRIGERANT
PIPING DETAIL
WALL / FLOOR
PIPE WALL / FLOOR !
PENETRATION DETAIL
3
NOT TO SCALE
MECHANICAL SYMBOLS & INDICATIONS
Disconnect Switch, Fused
Supply Air Duct
Flexible Connector, Duct
Supply Air Diffuser
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Thermostat
Return or Exhaust Air Duct
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Motion Sensor w/ Timer
Return, Exhaust Air Diffuser
2. CONDENSATE SHALL BE COLLECTED AND RUN WITH
ADEQUATE PITCH TO THE CLOSEST SAFE-WASTE.
PROVIDE CONDENSATE PUMPS IF PITCH CAN NOT BE
ACHIEVED. CONDENSATE PIPING SHALL BE SIZED AS
FOLLOWS:
CONDENSATE PIPE SIZING CHART
TONS
SIZE
0-10
3/4"!
10-25
1"!
25-40
1-1/4"!
30-50
1-1/2"
Type "L" Copper
"ACR" Copper
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Remarks
1-1/2" COPPER
DISCHARGE PIPE
PIPING AND DUCT CRITERIA
1.! ALL DUCTWORK SHALL BE SIZED USING A STANDARD
! DUCTULATOR. THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA SHALL BE
! USED TO CALCULATE DUCT SIZES:
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b.! RETURN AND EXHAUST DUCTS SHALL BE NO
! MORE THAN 0.05 IN. PER 100 FEET OF
! PRESSURE DROP.!
c. VENTILATION DUCTS SHALL BE NO MORE
THAN 0.075 IN. PER 100 FEET OF PRESSURE
DROP.
Basis of!
Design
Basis of Design
X
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UC
14-440
FD
Fire Damper w/ Access Door
DATE:
JUNE 16, 2014
90° Combustion Air Intake Terminal
SD
Smoke Damper w/ Access Door
DRAWN BY:
BA
EF
Exhaust Fan
CHECKED:
SW
RTU
Roof Top Unit
SCALE:
AS NOTED
Volume Damper
AD-X!
CFM
PROJECT NO:
Rise or Drop
Roof Exhaust Terminal
WxH
ELECTRICAL COORDINATION
Insulation
201 Mullica Hill Road
Glassboro, NJ 08028
GENERAL NOTES:!
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Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, tools, apparatus and equipment required to complete his work in accordance with the contract
documents, codes, laws and ordinances, and accepted trade procedures.!
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The Contractor shall review all of the contract documents including those of the other trades in order to acquaint himself with the existing
and related conditions that may, will or could affect his work. He shall be experienced, skilled and knowledgeable with this type of
construction and shall be expert and proficient in the preparation of estimates and the comprehension, implementation, and interpretation
of contract documents such as those prepared for this project.!
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The contractor by his acceptance of the contract guarantees that all work installed shall be free from all defects in workmanship and
materials and that all apparatus furnished by him shall develop the capacities and characteristics specified. He further guarantees that if,
during a period of one (1) year from the date of the certificate of completion and acceptance of the work, any such defects in
workmanship, material or performance appear, such defects shall be remedied by him without cost to the owner. If the contractor fails to
remedy the defects as outlined within a reasonable length of time, to be specified in a notice from the owner's authorized representative
to the contractor, the owner will have such work done, and he will charge the cost to the contractor.!
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Mechanical equipment shall be installed in a neat and workmanlike manner in accordance with the latest and best practices of the trade.
Only mechanics skilled in this type of work shall be employed and utilized by the Contractor for this division in the execution of this work.!
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The contract drawings are diagrammatic and indicate the general arrangement of systems. The Contractor shall provide all work required
for a complete installation. The contract drawings are not to be scaled. The architectural contract drawings and details together with the
other contract documents shall be examined for all dimensional information.!
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The Contractor shall follow the contract drawings in laying out his work, and he shall also check the contract drawings of the other trades
to verify spaces in which his work shall be provided. Equipment locations shall be coordinated with the Architect and the General
Contractor.!
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The Contractor shall, without additional costs to the Owner, make reasonable modifications in the layout of his work in order to prevent!
conflicts with the work of other trades or for the proper execution of his work.!
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The contractor shall provide and maintain in good order a complete set of blueline prints of the contract drawings. As the work
progresses, the actual location of all work shall be clearly recorded, including all changes to the contract and equipment size and type.
These prints shall be available at the site for inspection at all times. At the conclusion of the work, the contractor shall, at his own
expense, obtain a set of reproducibles of the original contract drawings, and utilizing the symbols on the contract drawings, shall
incorporate all "as built" data in a clearly legible and reproducible manner. All schedules shall be corrected to indicate "as built"
conditions. All revisions shall be incorporated on these reproducibles including all sketches and written directives. All concealed
equipment, mainfeeders, pull and junction boxes, etc. shall be dimensionally located from the building structure. As a condition for
acceptance of the work, the "as built" reproducibles and one (1) set of prints shall be signed, dated and delivered to the engineer.!
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The contractor shall supply all labor required to perform all work which may be claimed by trade organizations within his jurisdiction. All
work shall be performed without any additional cost to the owner irregardless of which section of the contract documents the work is
described. The contractor shall be responsible to verify with all local organizations the extent of any collective bargaining agreements
and/or any jurisdictional decisions rendered regarding disputes between the respective trades, and provide and install his work in
accordance with the accepted trade practice in the area.!
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The entire installation shall conform with all pertinent codes and regulations of the local, municipal, county, state, and federal authorities,
The National Board of Fire Underwriters, the State of NJ Building Codes, the codes of the International Codes Council, the National Fire
Protective Association and all other regulatory bodies having jurisdiction. All materials and equipment shall bear the stamps or seals of
the NFPA, ASME, NEMA, IEEE, UL and other recognized industry regulatory groups.!
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The Contractor shall give all necessary notices, obtain all permits, pay all governmental taxes, fees and other costs in connection with his
work. He shall file all necessary plans, and prepare all other documents including additional detailed plans that are required for
compliance with all applicable laws, ordinances, rules and regulations.!
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The Contractor shall be responsible for all working conditions and shall maintain a safe working environment at the job site for all
employees.!
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All work shall be installed in strict accordance with the equipment manufacturer’s recommendations and requirements.!
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Openings around ductwork and piping passing through the construction shall be sealed with fire barrier caulking to UL Standards.!
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All systems are to be tested, adjusted and balanced to provide performance as indicated on the drawings. Test and adjust all safety
controls.!
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Coordinate to assure that all work of all trades will be concealed within the wall and ceiling construction and without the need to reduce
ceiling heights. Report exceptions to the Architect prior to construction and erection of the work.!
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All work shall be supported from the building structural system. Work shall not be supported from the ceiling suspension system, from!
electrical work, nor from other mechanical work.!
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The HVAC and Plumbing trades shall coordinate with the General Contractor, locate all required cutting and patching of existing work
required by the installation of the mechanical work, and arrange for his compensation.!
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All work shall be located to avoid conflicts with other work and provide adequate clearances for architectural design, proper operation,!
adjustments, filter replacement, component service, and provide a minimum 2” clearance between all piping ductwork, conduit and other
work.!
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The Contractor shall maintain as-built drawings and deliver them to the Owner upon completion of the project.!
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Provide supports, hangers, flexible pipe connections, vibration isolation, supplementary supports, controls and wiring, cleaning, painting,
specialties and all other labor, materials, devices and services required for a complete, quality installation. Unless otherwise indicated, run
all piping, ductwork, and conduit as high as possible. Provide starters for all motor driven equipment. !
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The HVAC trades shall coordinate all electrical loads with the Electrical Contractor.
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MATERIAL AND INSULATION SCHEDULE
MECHANICAL & PLUMBING
SCHEDULES & DETAILS
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Concealed Rectangle Sheet
Metal Ductwork w/ Duct Wrap
Insulation & Wall or Ceiling
Mounted Supply Air Device
Equipment
Designation Tag
2" Door Undercut for Air Transfer
AD
Air Device
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Supply Air
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Return Air
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Exhaust Air
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Outside Air
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Existing Relocated
PLOT DATE:
MP2
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DRAWING NOTES
MECHANICAL ROOM
UP
TELE/COM ROOM
004
REMOVE EXISTING FEEDER AND CONDUIT!
FROM DISCONNECT TO CONTROLLER.
002
002A1
ELEV EQUIP
(EX) MCC
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PIT INDICATOR LIGHT AND !
SWITCH TO BE REMOVED.!
EXISTING CIRCUIT !
IN PIT FOR CONNECTION TO!
NEW PIT LIGHT.
D
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REMOVE EXISTING FIRE ALARM!
DEVICES AND CONTINUE ADDRESSABLE !
CIRCUIT AS NECESSARY.
REMOVE EXISTING!
RECEPTACLE. EXISTING!
CIRCUIT TO REMAIN AND !
TO BE REUSED FOR NEW!
RECEPTACLE
ELEVATOR
ESCF1
DN
CORRIDOR
H003
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DENOTES MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT EQUIPMEN TYPE.!
SEE MECHANICAL DRAWINGS (TYP.)
DEMO ELECTRICAL -!
FLOOR PLAN
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
CU
1
PROVIDE (3) 3/4" EMT C.: (1) INDOOR POWER, (1)
INDOOR CONTROLS WIRING, (1) CU POWER,
INTERCONNECT AS DIRECTED BY EQUIPMENT
MANUFACTURER.
WP
WP
DEMOLITION NOTES
DRILL AND SEAL PENETRATION
STAIRS
S5
ELEV EQUIP RM
002A
TELE/COM ROOM
002
UP
AHU
1
MECHANICAL ROOM
REUSE EXISTING CONDUIT FOR
NEW FEEDER TO ELEVATOR
004
ELEV EQUIP
002A1
LOCKABLE DISCONNECT
SWITCH FOR ELEVATOR
CAB LIGHTS
(120V, 20A CKT.)
SHUNT TRIP
PROVIDE NEW CIRCUIT BREAKER IN
EXISTING SPARE BUCKET, CONDUIT
AND CONDUCTORS TO 'T1A' AS
INDICATED ON THE SINGLE LINE
DIAGRAM, DRAWING E2
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PROVIDE COLUMBIA MODEL #K4-232-EU-CSWG4
WITH WIRE GUARD TO REPLACE EXISTING
LIGHTING. REUSE EXISTING CIRCUIT AND EXTEND
TO NEW FIXTURES AS NEEDED
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TOP OF SHAFT
DASH INDICATES MINIMUM CLEAR WORK
SPACE (TYPICAL)
INTERCONNECT TO SUMP
PUMP IN PIT AS DIRECTED BY
PLUMB. CONT. PROV. 3/4" C.
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FIRE ALARM NOTES
EXISTING ADDRESSABLE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM IS
MANUFACTURED BY EST.!
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RETAIN BUILDING FIRE ALARM CONTRACTOR, FOR
ALL FIRE ALARM WORK. !
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PROVIDE NEW FIRE ALARM DEVICES AS INDICATED
ON PLANS.!
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COORDINATE FINAL RECALL REQUIREMENTS WITH
ELEVATOR CONTRACTOR. PROVIDE
PROGRAMMING OF FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL
TO ACCOMPLISH ELEVATOR RECALL AND
OPERATION DURING TROUBLE AND ALARM
EVENTS.!
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EXISTING FIRE ALARM SYSTEM AFFECTING
ELEVATOR OPERATION SHALL BE TESTED AND
REPAIRED AS NEEDED. !
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VERIFY ADDRESSABLE LOOP SPARE CAPACITY
BEFORE ADDING NEW POINTS. PROVIDE
EQUIPMENT AS NECESSARY IN FIRE ALARM
CONTROL PANEL TO SUPPORT NEW DEVICES.!
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PROVIDE TESTING OF SYSTEM TO ASSURE
PROPER OPERATION.!
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PROVIDE FIRE ALARM MANUFACTURER
TECHNICIAN'S TIME IN BASE PRICE
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TYPE 'B1' SHALL BE FLUORESCENT
VAPORTIGHT LIGHT FIXTURE,
HUBBEL MODEL #LXEM4-35ML-EU
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SUMP PUMP CONTROLLER
B1
EXISTING GENERAL ELECTRIC
MODEL 7700 LINE CONTROL
CENTER
FIELD VERIFY LOCATION, PROVIDE
UNISTRUT FRAMING AS NEEDED
TO SUPPORT EQUIPMENT
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SUMP PUMP
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EXTEND EXISTING CIRCUIT TO NEW
GFCI RECEPTACLE AND PIT LIGHT
SWITCH
BOTTOM OF SHAFT
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TRANSFORMER 'T1A'
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PANEL 'A1A'
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LOCATED ON DOOR SIDE OF PIT LADDER,
FIELD VERIFY EXACT LOCATION
CORRIDOR
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ELEVATOR
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WHERE EXISTING FACILITIES ARE BEING ALTERED,
DISCONNECT AND REMOVE OR RELOCATE ALL
EXISTING ELECTRICAL WORK THAT INTERFERES
WITH OR IS NECESSARY BECAUSE OF NEW
CONSTRUCTION AS SPECIFIES, SHOWN OR
REQUIRED.!
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PERFORM ALTERATION AND ADDITIONS TO
PRESENT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM WITH A MINIMUM
INTERRUPTION IN THE OPERATION OF THESE
SYSTEMS. OBTAIN WRITTEN CLEARANCE FROM
OWNER FOR SUCH INTERRUPTIONS AND
SCHEDULE SAME AT WHATEVER TIME SPECIFIED
IN WRITING BY OWNER. !
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WHERE SPECIFIED OR REQUIRED, EXTEND
EXISTING SYSTEMS OR TIE INTO SAME TO
PROVIDE A COMPLETE COORDINATED ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM TO SATISFACTION OF OWNER AND
ARCHITECT. !
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ALL EXISTING WORK TO REMAIN, BUT DISTURBED
AND DISCONNECTED BECAUSE OF ALTERATIONS
AND NEW CONSTRICTION SHALL BE REPLACED
AND PUT IN OPERATING CONDITION UNLESS
INSTRUCTED OTHERWISE IN WRITING BY OWNER
OR ARCHITECT. !
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EXISTING BRANCH CIRCUITS NOT SHOWN SHALL
REMAIN INTACT TO EXTENT PRACTICABLE, AND
SHALL BE EXTENDED AS REQUIRED. !
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DISCONNECT AND REMOVE EXISTING WIRING
DEVICES, LIGHTING FIXTURES AND ASSOCIATED
BRANCH CIRCUIT WIRING NO LONGER REQUIRED
BY NEW CONSTRUCTION. !
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UP ALL WORK NECESSARY TO PERMIT
PERFORM
OPERATION OF ALL EXISTING SYSTEMS DURING
THE CONSTRUCTION PERIOD. PROVIDE AND
MAINTAIN APPLICABLE APPROVED TEMPORARY
WIRING TO MEET THIS REQUIREMENT.!
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EXISTING BRANCH CIRCUITS NOT SHOWN SHALL
REMAIN INTACT TO EXTENT PRACTICABLE, AND
SHALL BE EXTENDED AS REQUIRED.!
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DEMOLISH AND REMOVE EXISTING ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT, FEEDERS AND CONDUIT NO LONGER
REQUIRED BY NEW CONSTRUCTION BACK TO
ELECTRICAL PANEL. !
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ALL CIRCUIT BREAKERS NO LONGER REQUIRED BY
NEW CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE MADE SPARE AND
TURN IN THE OFF POISON. !
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL UPDATE ALL
PANEL DIRECTORIES AT THE COMPLETION OF
WORK.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
210 E. STREET ROAD
TELE # (215)322-7711
SUITE 2D
FAX # (215)322-7709
FEASTERVILLE, PA 19053
Seal
JEFFREY E. HOLSTEIN, P.E.
License No. NJ: 24GE0644300
Authorization No.: 24GA28143700
201 Mullica Hill Road
Glassboro, NJ 08028
REMOVE EXISTING FEEDER FOR ELEVATOR.!
EXISTING CONDUIT TO REMAIN AND TO BE !
USED FOR NEW FEEDER.
HOLSTEIN WHITE, INC.
ROWAN UNIVERSITY EXISTING ELEVATOR FEED!
MAIN DISCONNECT
SWITCH TO BE REMOVED
THESE NOTES APPLY TO ALL WORK ASSOCIATED
WITH THE INSTALLATION AND MODERNIZATION OF
EACH OF PASSENGER ELEVATOR .!
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ELEVATOR DISCONNECTS SHALL BE LISTED, AND
SHALL CAPABLE OF LOCKING IN THE OPEN
POSITION. THE LOCKING PROVISION SHALL
REMAIN IN PLACE WITH OR WITHOUT THE LOCK
INSTALLED. PORTABLE MEANS FOR ADDING A
LOCK SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED.!
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE ALL
ELECTRICAL PLANS ARE FURNISHED TO THE
ELEVATOR CONTRACTOR FOR INCLUSION WITH
SUBMISSION TO ELEVATOR INSPECTOR FOR
REVIEW.!
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL WORK CLOSELY
WITH ELEVATOR CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE WORK
IN AREAS UNDER ELEVATOR INSPECTOR
JURISTICTION ARE APPROVED PRIOR TO
INSTALLATION. MAKE MODIFICATIONS AS
REQUIRED TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE
ELEVATOR INSPECTOR.!
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HEAT DETECTORS IN MACHINE ROOMS AND
HOISTWAYS SHALL BE LOCATED WITH-IN 2 FEET
OF EACH SPRINKLER HEAD, AND SHALL BE RATED
TO ALARM AT A LOWER TEMPERATURE THAN THE
ADJACENT SPRINKLER HEADS. FIELD VERIFY
SPRINKLER HEAD RATING WITH FIRE
SUPPRESSION CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO
INSTALLATION OF DETECTORS.!
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INTERCONNECT SHUNT TRIP DEVICE FOR
ELEVATOR TO THE FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL.
DEVICE SHALL SHUNT TRIP UPON ACTIVATION OF
MACHINEUPROOM OR HOISTWAY HEAT DETECTORS.!
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ELEVATOR LOBBY, HOISTWAY, AND MACHINE
ROOM SMOKE DETECTORS SHALL ISOLATED FROM
OTHER DETECTORS WITH-IN THE BUILDING TO
PROVIDE ELEVATOR RECALL FUNCTIONS AS
REQUIRED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA ELEVATOR
CODE. !
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PROVIDE FIRE ALARM MODULES IN ELEVATOR
MACHINE ROOM FOR ELEVATOR RECALL,
ALTERNATE RECALL, FIRE FIGHTER'S HIGH HAT
AND POWER SHUT DOWN.!
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PROVIDE DEDICATED EARTH GROUND TO
ELEVATOR MAIN LINE DICONNECT POWER.!
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FLOOR PLANS ARE NOT DIAGRAMMATICALLY
ACCURATE. FIELD VERIFY ALL EQUIPMENT
LOCATIONS, DIMENSIONS AND EXISTING
CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE INSTALLATION OF
NEW WORK. !
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FIELD VERIFY LOCATION OF ALL WIRING DEVICES
WITH ARCHITECT PRIOR TO ROUGH-IN.!
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COORDINATE INSTALLATION OF HVAC EQUIPMENT
WITH MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR. INSTALL AND
WIRE DISCONNECT SWITCHES FURNISHED BY
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR.!
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FIELD VERIFY EXACT LOCATIONS OF ALL LIGHTING
FIXTURES WITH ARCHITECT PRIOR TO ROUGH-IN.!
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CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE CARE NOT TO DAMAGE
EXISTING ELEVATOR PHONE LINES. PHONE LINES
SHALL BE EXISTING TO REMAIN AND CONTRACTOR
IS TO INSTALL IN NEW ELEVATOR CAB. PHONE IS
TO BE FULLY FUNCTIONAL AT TIME OF
INSPECTION.
FIRST FLOOR - POWER AND
LIGHTING PLAN
STAIRS
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ELEV EQUIP RM
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PROJECT NO:
14-440
DATE:
JUNE 16, 2014
DRAWN BY:
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CHECKED:
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SCALE:
AS NOTED
(1ST FLOOR LOBBY)
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(2ND FLOOR LOBBY)
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(3RD FLOOR LOBBY)
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PLOT DATE:
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SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
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EXISTING GENERAL ELECTRIC MODEL 7700 LINE CONTROL CENTER
277/480V, 3Ø, 4 WIRE
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REMOVE EXSITING
WIRING. EXISTING
CONDUIT TO
REMAIN
(R) 70AT!
SHUNT TRIP
ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS
CONTROL!
PANEL
HOLSTEIN WHITE, INC.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
210 E. STREET ROAD
TELE # (215)322-7711
SUITE 2D
FAX # (215)322-7709
FEASTERVILLE, PA 19053
Seal
JEFFREY E. HOLSTEIN, P.E.
License No. NJ: 24GE0644300
Authorization No.: 24GA28143700
TO SHUNT TRIP
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Fluorescent Lighting Fixture
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, LIGHT LINEWEIGHT
INDICATES EXISTING WORK.!
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UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, DASHED LINES
INDICATE DEMOLITION OF EXISTING EQUIPMENT
AND WORK.!
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UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, HEAVY LINEWEIGHT
INDICATES NEW WORK.!
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UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ALL CABLES SHALL BE
COPPER, TYPE THHN.!
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EXTERIOR CONDUITS SHALL BE RIGID PVC. !
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INTERIOR CONDUITS SHALL BE METALLIC TYPE
EMT. !
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL CONNECT LOAD
TO MAINTAIN BALANCE LOAD IN METER CENTER.!
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PROVIDE (1) NORMALLY OPEN AND (1) NORMALLY
CLOSED AUXILARY CONTACT FOR EMERGENCY
LOWERING PROVISION. CONTACT SHALL MONITOR
DEVICE STATUS (I.E. TRIPPED OR OPEN) AND BE
INTERCONNECTED TO THE ELEVATOR
CONTROLLER. PROVIDE 2#12 IN 3/4"C. BETWEEN
CIRCUIT BREAKER AND ELEVATOR CONTROLLERS,
COORDINATE TERMINATION LOCATION IN
CONTROLLERS WITH ELEVATOR CONTRACTOR. !
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PROVIDE NEW ELEVATOR CONTROL PANEL WITH
INTERGRAL SHUNT TRIP, LOCABLE DISCONNECT
SWITCH AND AUXILARY CONTACTOR FOR
MONITORING SWITCH POSITION, AS
MANUFACTURED BY COPPER BUSMANN, MODEL #!
PS1T48R1KGN1BF3.
2#12 + 1 #12 GND
Telephone Outlet
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Single Pole Switch
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Manual Motor Switch
EM
Emergency Battery
Pack Unit
L1BD-2-12
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SYSTEM WIRE
Low Voltage System Wiring
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Electrical Panel
Duplex Receptacle - 125V, 2P, 3W
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GFI Duplex Receptacle!
- 125V, 2P, 3W
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Motor
Automatic Detector
[ Detector Control Function ]!
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Fused Disconnect Switch
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Alarm Initiating Contact
Branch Circuit Wiring
AF
Amp Frame
AT
Amp Trip
WP
Weatherproof
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Existing to Remain
Unfused Disconnect Switch
Fused Disconnect Switch
EXISTING SINGLE LINE
DIAGRAM
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NOT TO SCALE
EXISTING GENERAL ELECTRIC MODEL 7700 LINE CONTROL CENTER
Contact
Transformer
277/480V, 3Ø, 4 WIRE
Single Receptacle - 125V, 2P, 3W
100AF!
45AT
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PROVIDE NEW BUCKET IN EXISTING
SPARE COMPARTMENT
ELECTRICAL STANDARD MOUNTING HEIGHTS
3#6 +1 #6 GND IN
EX. C.
9" Below!
Finished Ceiling
Wall-Mounted Clocks, Program Bells, Fire Alarm Gongs and Horns
10'-0"
Battery Lighting Units and Remote Wall Mounted Lighting Heads (Or 1'-0" Below Finised Ceiling)
8'-6"
Pendant Hung Industrial and Strip Lighting Fixtures
Center Above!
Door or Window!
Opening
Warning and Signaling Fixtures/Signs
6'-8" or 6" Below
Finished Ceiling
Fire Alarm Illuminated Flashing Lights (Lowest of the two Heights). Mounting
Height to the Bottom of Device.
3 #6 & 1 #8G., 1" EMT C.
TRANSFORMER 'T1A'!
30kVA - 3Ø - 60Hz!
480 - 208/120V
BUSSMAN ELEVATOR DISC.
100 AF
6'-8"
Top of Back-Mounted Wall Exit Signs (Not Mounted Above Doors)
6'-6"
Top of Flush and Surface Mounted Electrical Panelboards and Communication System Cabinets
6'-0"
Top of Highest Electrical Safety Disconnect Switches, Magnetic Motor Starters and Contactors
4'-6"
Wall Mounted Telephones and Pay Stations (3'-6" at Handicap Locations)
3'-6"
Fire Alarm Pull Stations
3'-4"
Wall Mounted Electrical Device Lighting Switches
2'-0"
Electrical Receptacles in Mechanical Spaces, Electrical and Elevator Rooms
80 AT
4 #2 & 1 #8G., 1-1/2" EMT C.
1'-6"
Electrical Receptacles, Television Outlets, Telephone Outlets, and Computer Outlets
0'-0"
Finished Floor
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3 #6 & 1 #6 GND, 1" EMT C.
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DCA Comments
2 #12, 3/4" C. SWITCH POSITION
COORD TERM W/ ELEV. VENDOR
CONTROL!
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Mounting Heights to center of outlets unless otherwise noted. In masonry construction the mounting heights shall be used for!
reference to the nearest block or brick coursing. !
The above mounting heights shall be adhered to unless specifically noted or detailed on the Architectural drawings or
specifications.
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MOTOR, CONTROLLER, AND
INTERCONNECTIONS BY ELEV. VENDOR
NEW ELEVATOR
NEW SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM
2
480V
A B C
TO FIRE ALARM CONTROL!
RELAY FOR POWER SHUT !
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201 Mullica Hill Road
Glassboro, NJ 08028
Extend the existing Base Building Fire Alarm System as indicated and required. All existing elevator lobby, shaft, and machine room initiating
devices shall be replaced with new devices compatible with the existing building fire alarm system, and shall be rewired to the existing
system to provide recall and shunt trip of the elevators. The system shall include, but not limited to: alarm initiating and indicating peripheral
devices, conduit, wire and accessories required to furnish a complete operational system. Provide expansion of existing panel as required to
accommodate installation of new devices. The equipment and installation shall comply with the current provision of the National Fire
Protection Association Standards, 70, 72, and all local codes. All equipment shall be UL listed. New Fire Alarm devices shall be type and
style to match base building standards. New Flashing lights shall be ADA approved, candela as required by location. Contractor shall use
Building fire alarm vendor / service provider for all system tie-ins, testing and programming. Building Fire Alarm Vendor: Joseph C
Petsch of FRANKLIN ALARM COMPANY at 856-728-6424!
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FIRE ALARM SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS: In addition, the contractor shall prepare a Fire Alarm system submittal to fulfill the
requirements of the New Jersey DCA. Submit (3) sets of Signed and Sealed plans prepared by a certified Fire Protection Engineer for Fire
Marshall review. The submittal shall include the following: Scaled plans indicating Fire Alarm work, Project Name and Address, Square
footage of affected space, Fire Alarm symbols list, Device matrix showing description and quantity of devices, Equipment Cut sheets, Wiring
information including size, type, and all point to point wire runs, Fire Alarm Riser diagram including initiating and annunciating devices,
Battery calculations indicating existing batteries are of adequate capacity and/or sizing of new batteries, and voltage drop calculations signed
and sealed submittals for submission to DCA. !
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ELECTRICAL DETAILS
Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, tools, apparatus and equipment required to complete his work in accordance with the
contract documents, codes, laws and ordinances, and accepted trade procedures.!
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In preparing his estimate, the contractor shall review all of the contract documents including those of the other trades in order to acquaint
himself with existing and related conditions that may, will, or could affect his work. He shall be experienced, skilled, and knowledgeable
with this type of construction and shall be expert and proficient in the preparation of estimates and the comprehension, implementation,
and interpretation of contract documents such as those prepared for this project.!
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The contractor by his acceptance of the contract guarantees that all work installed shall be free from all defects in workmanship and
materials and that all apparatus furnished by him shall develop the capacities and characteristics specified. He further guarantees that if,
during a period of one (1) year from the date of the certificate of completion and acceptance of the work, any such defects in
workmanship, material or performance appear, such defects shall be remedied by him without cost to the owner. If the contractor fails to
remedy the defects as outlined within a reasonable length of time, to be specified in a notice from the owner's authorized representative
to the contractor, the owner will have such work done, and he will charge the cost to the contractor.!
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Electrical equipment shall be installed in a neat and workmanlike manner in accordance with latest and best practices of the trade. Only
mechanics skilled in this type of Work shall be employed and utilized by Contractor for this Division in the execution of this Work.!
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The contract drawings are diagrammatic and indicate the general arrangement of all systems and work included in the contract. The
contract drawings are not to be scaled. The architectural contract drawings and details together with the other contract documents shall
be examined for all dimensional information.!
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The contractor shall follow the contract drawings in laying out his work, and he shall also check the contract drawings of the other trades
to verify spaces in which his work shall be provided.!
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The contractor shall, without additional costs to the owner, make reasonable modifications in the layout of his work in order to prevent
conflicts with the work of other trades or for the proper execution of his work.!
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The contractor shall provide and maintain in good order a complete set of blueline prints of the contract drawings. As the work
progresses, the actual location of all work shall be clearly recorded, including all changes to the contract and equipment size and type.
These prints shall be available at the site for inspection at all times. At the conclusion of the work, the contractor shall, at his own
expense, obtain a set of reproducibles of the original contract drawings, and utilizing the symbols on the contract drawings, shall
incorporate all "as built" data in a clearly legible and reproducible manner. All schedules shall be corrected to indicate "as built"
conditions. All revisions shall be incorporated on these reproducibles including all sketches and written directives. All concealed
equipment, mainfeeders, pull and junction boxes, etc. shall be dimensionally located from the building structure. As a condition for
acceptance of the work, the "as built" reproducibles and one (1) set of prints shall be signed, dated and delivered to the Owner or
Owner's Representative.!
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The contractor shall perform all work in accordance with the prevailing wage rate.!
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The entire installation shall conform with all pertinent codes and regulations of the local, municipal, county, state, and federal authorities,
The National Board of Fire Underwriters, the codes of the International Codes Council, the codes of the National Fire Protective
Association, The New Jersey Uniform Construction Code, ASME 17.1 (including 2002 Addendum), and all other regulatory bodies having
jurisdiction. All materials and equipment shall bear the stamps or seals of the NFPA, ASME, NEMA, IEEE, UL and other recognized
industry regulatory groups.!
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The owner shall obtain all permits, pay all governmental taxes, fees and other costs in connection with the work. The owner shall file all
necessary plans, and prepare all other documents including additional detailed plans that are required for compliance with all applicable
laws, ordinances, rules and regulations.!
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Before starting any work under this Contract, file for inspection with the New Jersey Department Of Community Affairs (DCA) or other
Governing Inspection Agency. Upon completion of the work, furnish Electrical Certificates from said Agency for all Electrical equipment
and systems installed or furnished and installed as part of the work. Notify the owner before contacting DCA!
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The contractor shall at all times keep the premises free from the accumulation of waste materials or rubbish caused by his employees or
work. At the completion of the work, he shall remove all superfluous materials, equipment and debris resulting from the work. The
jobesite shall be cleaned at the end of each work day.!
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All branch and feeder wiring shall be soft drawn copper of 98% conductivity, installed in code conforming metallic raceways or cable
assemblies. All wiring (except fixture wire) shall be copper, thermoplastic covered insulated Type 75° C. THW or 90° C. Type THHN, 600
volt rating. Wire No. 8 AWG and smaller shall be solid. Wire larger than No. 8 shall be stranded. !
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Where conductors connect directly to equipment, the insulation temperature rating of the conductor shall meet or exceed the equipment
temperature rating.!
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Color code conductors to designate neutral conductor and phases. !
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120 Volt Switches shall be quiet toggle type with totally enclosed case, rated 20 ampere, specification grade, white color.!
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Standard duplex receptacles shall be polarized, duplex, parallel blade, U-grounding slot, specification grade, rated 20 amperes, 125
volts, white color.!
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Dry-Type Distribution Transformers shall comply with NEMA ST 20, and list and label as complying with UL 1561.B. Cores: One leg per
phase. Enclosure: Ventilated, NEMA 250, Type 2. Core and coil shall be encapsulated within resin compound, sealing out moisture and
air. Transformer Enclosure Finish: Comply with NEMA 250, Gray color. Provide two (2) 2.5 percent taps above and four (4) 2.5 percent
taps below normal full capacity. Insulation Class: 220 deg C, UL-component-recognized insulation system with a maximum of 150 deg C
rise above 40 deg C ambient temperature. Energy efficiency shall comply with NEMA TP 1, Class 1 efficiency levels, tested according to
NEMA TP 2. Each winding shall have an independent, single, full-width copper electrostatic shield arranged to minimize interwinding
capacitance. Wall brackets, as needed, shall be as recommended by the equipment manufacturer.!
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Panelboards shall be dead front type with plated aluminum bus, bolt-on breakers, fully rated neutral bus and grounding bus block.
Cabinet shall be code gauge galvanized steel, NEMA 1, minimum 20” wide, 5-3/4”deep. Cover shall have door and trim and adjustable
clamps, gray baked finish, and tumbler type key lock. Directories shall be typed. “Spaces” shall be fully bussed and drilled, ready for
breaker installation.!
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Circuit Breakers shall be molded case, bolted, thermal magnetic trip in each pole, enclosure-compensated to carry full rated load at
40°C., trip-free handles shall clearly indicate trip, on and off condition, quick-make and quick-break action. Lugs approved for copper and
aluminum conductors and compression type. Ground Fault type breakers shall be provided with thermal and magnetic protection, UL
Class A, 5 milliampere ground fault sensitivity, where required. Circuit breakers used as switches in 120 and 277 volt circuits feeding
incandescent, fluorescent, and/or HID fixtures shall be approved for such use and marked "SWD", per NEC. Circuit breakers serving
Heating and Air Conditioning equipment shall be HACR rated.!
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Grounding shall comply with Article 250 of NEC and to approval of local Underwriters inspection authorities.!
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Provide all interior lighting fixtures complete with sockets, reflectors, diffusers, shades, holders, lamps, energy saving ballasts, protective
devices and all other required appurtenances.!
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Test equipment, including panelboard s, enclosed circuit breakers, disconnect switches, and all other equipment and wiring for
unintended grounds, short circuits, open circuits, continuity, current leakage, and that equipment will operate as specified. Test feeders
for insulation resistance; for load balance of the final installation, and for overall operation of systems. Furnish labor and material
required for making such tests and make corrections necessary to balance the load and to obtain proper operation.!
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Provide cutting, patching and refinishing work in accordance with the requirements of the General Contract specifications. Horizontal
chases shall not be cut into existing walls or partitions without approval of Architect.!
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Where existing facilities are being altered, disconnect and remove or relocate all existing electrical work that interferes with or is
necessary because of new construction as specified, shown or required.!
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Perform alterations and additions to present electrical systems with a minimum interruption in the operation of these systems. Obtain
written clearance from Landlord for such interruptions and schedule same at whatever time specified in writing by Landlord.!
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Where specified or required, extend existing systems or tie into same to provide a complete coordinated electrical system to satisfaction
of Owner and Engineer.!
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All existing work to remain, but disturbed or disconnected because of alterations and new construction shall be replaced and put in
operating condition unless instructed otherwise in writing by Owner or Engineer.!
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Perform all work necessary to permit operation of all existing systems during the construction period. Provide and maintain applicable
approved temporary wiring to meet this requirement.!
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Existing branch circuits not shown shall remain intact to extent practicable, and shall be extended as required.!
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Update panel directories to reflect new work. Provide new labels for existing panelboards.!
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Provide circuit breakers, safety switches, power feeders, lighting feeders, control circuits, including connections to controller and elevator
machine. Also provide pit lights, switches, receptacles, car light circuit to controller and suitable communications connections to cab.!
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Elevator Contractor will provide Shop Drawings of all equipment to be installed for elevator systems. Investigate and determine exact
locations for conduit, switches, etc., before installing same and comply with Elevator Contractor requirements for details of installation
and materials to be provided. !
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Circuit breakers used as elevator disconnects shall be listed, and shall capable of locking the breaker in the open position. The locking
provision shall remain in place with or without the lock installed. Portable means for adding a lock shall not be permitted.!
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Electrical contractor shall ensure all electrical plans are furnished to the Elevator Contractor for inclusion with submission to Elevator
Inspector for review.!
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Electrical contractor shall work closely with Elevator contractor to ensure work in areas under Elevator Inspector juristiction are approved
prior to installation. Make modifications as required to meet the requirements of the Elevator Inspector.
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Provide all work and equipment required for automatic shutdown of elevator power in accordance with CABO/ANSI.!
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Fully coordinate all work and system requirements with elevator contractor. Provide fire alarm system interconnection to elevator control
panel. Contractor shall interlock elevators with fire alarm system for emergency recall in accordance w/ ANSO, CABO and NFPA.!
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Provide engraved phenolic nameplates on all disconnect switches identifying equipment fed and circuit number or feed origin.!
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Where sleeves containing a single conduit penetrate FIRE RATED walls, floors, partitions or slabs, fill and seal conduit to the sleeve with
a 1-part intumescent caulk/putty sealant creating a fire stop equal to or exceeding fire rating of construction material being penetrated.
Fire sealant shall prevent spread of flame, smoke, air and water through the sleeve and shall pass 3 hour test per ASTM E814 and UL
1479. Fire sealant shall be installed in accordance with manufacturer's written instructions. Where sleeves containing multiple conduits
or multiple cables penetrate FIRE RATED walls, floors, partitions, or slabs, fill and seal spaces between the conduits or cables and the
sleeve with 2-part intumescent foam sealant creating a fire stop equal to or exceeding fire rating of construction material being
penetrated. Fire sealant shall prevent spread of flame, smoke, air and water through the sleeve and shall pass 3 hour test per ASTMA
E814 and UL 1479. Fire sealant shall be installed in accordance with manufacturer's written instructions. Where sleeves penetrate
exterior walls, fill and seal ends around conduits and/or cables with duct sealant compound equal to Solorite KN--1146, or Link Seal.
Install seals in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations to provide air tightness above ground and hydrostatic sealing below
grade. Caulking or other type mastic is not acceptable. Where wiring devices are placed in fire rated construction, fire rating of installed
assembly shall meet or exceed the rating of the construction. !
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SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM NOTES
NOT TO SCALE
EQUIPMENT GROUNDING!
CONDUCTOR
DRY TYPE!
TRANSFORMER
NEUTRAL
EXOTHERMICALLY!
WELD GROUNDING!
ELECTRODE!
CONDUCTOR TO!
NEAREST STRUCTURAL!
STEEL
GROUNDING ELECTRODE!
CONDUCTOR
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INSULATED NEUTRAL!
BUS IN PANEL
M
120/208V PANEL!
WITH MAIN CIRCUIT!
BREAKER
3
MAIN BONDING JUMPER
PANEL
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No.
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A1A
Cir.
Bkr.
30/2
20/1
20/1
20/1
Wire
Size
#10
#12
Description
CU-1, AHU-1
Sump Pump Control Panel, SP-1
Spare
Spare
Space
Space
Space
Space
Space
Space
Space
100 A MCB
10 kAIC
Load - KW
A
B
1.3
1.3
24 POLE
C
A
208/120V - 3Ø - 4W
Load - KW
B
Description
C
Wire
Size
Cir.
Bkr.
Space
Space
Space
Space
Space
Space
Space
Space
Space
Space
Space
Space
1.2
Cir.
No.
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TRANSFORMER
GROUNDING DETAIL
PROJECT NO:
14-440
DATE:
JUNE 16, 2014
DRAWN BY:
DS
CHECKED:
MB
SCALE:
AS NOTED
PLOT DATE:
N.T.S.
Total
Phase (KW)
A
B
C
Total
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.2
3.8
1.3
1.2
Load Summary by Type
Connected Appliance
Connected Lighting
Connected Motor
Connected Air Conditioning
Total
3.8
KW
KW
KW
KW
KW
KW
0.0
0.0
0.0
Options and Accessories - (X) Indicates Selection
Feed Through Lugs
Subfeed Main Lugs
Split Bus
Contactor Controlled
Top
Bottom
Total
Recessed
x Surface
Double Panel
x Ground Bus
Insulated
Ground Bus
E2
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The contractor shall be responsible for the calculation,
design approval, conformance and operation of wet
and/or dry fire protection and/or suppression systems.
The Contractor shall provide signed and sealed hydraulic
calculations and shop drawings. The placement of this
information on the drawings is for identification only.!
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The Fire Protection Contractor is to furnish a complete fire
protection system as shown on plans and/or as required.
He is solely responsible to provide a complete working
fire protection system designed and installed in
accordance with NFPA 13, State and Local Codes, and
the Owner's Insurance Underwriter's requirement.!
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The area within the scope of this project is to be 100%
protected by the fire suppression system and should be
considered a “Light Hazard” classification.!
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The complete sprinkler installation shall include the
following: Connection to the existing fire main as
required. All required system drain downs to install new
branch piping and sprinkler heads. Contractor shall
schediule all drain downs with Owner, prior to
commencement of work. Contractor shall provide
necessary Fire Watch personell for as long as required.
All control valves, check valves, alarm valves and
necessary tie-in. All pipe, valves, fittings, and sprinkler
heads including spare heads in a cabinet. All inserts,
hangers and supports for pipe and equipment. All
hangers and inserts shall meet the approval of all
authorities having jurisdiction.!
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Rowan University shall pay for permits. The contractor
shall pay for inspections, tests and approvals related to
the sprinkler system as required by all authorities having
jurisdiction. This includes supplying erection drawings to
the architect in accordance with the general conditions
and the mechanical trade requirements of the project.!
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Sprinkler heads shall be approved type of proper
temperature rating for its particular location. Fire
department connections shall be chrome plated brass,
with connections in accordance with the local fire
department regulations. All controls, drains, test valves,
and alarm valves shall be provided with identification
signs of the standard design adopted by the automatic
sprinkler industry.
15550.00 Fire Protection Systems!
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For the convenience of the Design/Build Fire Protection Contractors, a set of Fire protection Specifications have been furnished below to
act as a design criteria enabling the Fire Protection Contractors to Bid on a defined scope of work. Major items such as the Fire Line, Zone
Valves etc. have been indicated and/or mentioned on our drawings for Building Preliminary Design only. The Fire Protection Contractor
shall assume full responsibility for the final design requirements, coordination, and installation of the fire protection systems.!
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The Fire Protection Contractor is to provide the fire protection system as shown on plans and/or as required. He is solely responsible to
provide a complete working fire protection system designed and installed in accordance with NFPA 13, State and Local Codes, the Owner's
Insurance Underwriter's requirement, and as required by the local Fire Marshall. !
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15550.01 Sprinkler System and Building Fire Protection Systems!
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Sprinkler systems, shall be provided. All sprinkler work shall be installed in accordance with the requirements of the local rating bureau and
the rules and regulations of the local and state codes. The contractor shall be responsible for the calculation, design approval, conformance
and operation of wet fire protection suppression systems. The placement of this section of the specification within this division is for
identification only. The area within the scope of this project is to be 100% protected by the fire suppression system. The engineer does not
assume any responsibility or liability for the design, calculation, approval, review conformance and operation of the items included herewith
and/or for the scope and adequacy of these systems.!
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The complete sprinkler installation shall include but not be limited to the following:!
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a. All control valves, check valves, alarm valves and necessary tie-in.!
b. All pipe, valves, fittings, and sprinkler heads including (2) spare heads in a cabinet as required.!
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All inserts, hangers and supports for pipe and equipment. All hangers and inserts shall meet the approval of all authorities having
jurisdiction.!
d. All required system drain downs to install new branch piping and sprinkler heads. Contractor shall schediule all drain downs with
Owner, prior to commencement of work. Contractor shall provide necessary Fire Watch personell for as long as required.!
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Rowan University shall pay for permits. The Contractor shall pay for inspections, tests and approvals related to the sprinkler system as
required by all authorities having jurisdiction. This includes supplying erection drawings to the architect in accordance with the general
conditions and the mechanical trade requirements of the project specifications.!
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All controls, drains, test valves, and alarm valves shall be provided with identification signs of the standard design adopted by the automatic
sprinkler industry.!
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Test piping and prove tight for two hours, as required by authorities having jurisdiction in the presence of said authorities, who shall be
given ample notice before tests are made. Make preliminary tests and prove satisfactory before requesting witnessing of final test.!
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Make tests in stages if so ordered by the architect to facilitate work by others. Repair defects disclosed by tests, or, if required by the
architect replace defective work.!
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Provide all equipment necessary to complete the sprinkler systems including, electrical wiring, and related appurtenances as required.!
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Fire department inlet connections shall be flush mounted, finished as directed by architect and labeled in accordance with local code.!
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15550.02 Temporary Fire Protection!
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Provide and maintain temporary piping and hose valves as required by local fire department to protect floor areas during construction of
building.!
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Refer to local fire department rules for extent of work involved in required temporary fire protection.!
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When directed, remove temporary equipment which is considered unsatisfactory; replace by permanent equipment as specified herein.!
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= New Sidewall Wet Sprinkler Head in Wall
1
= Semi-Recessed Wet Sprinkler Head in Ceiling
15550.03 Piping Installation!
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Hangers and supports shall be provided as required by code. Provide all necessary clamps and rods for properly supporting sprinkler risers
and underground piping, all in strict accordance with requirements of N.F.P.A. Pamphlets No. 13 and 24. Sprinkler lines under ducts shall
not be supported from duct work but shall be supported from building structure with trapeze hangers where necessary.!
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Inspector's test pipe as required by code for system, extended down to globe valve not more than 6-feet above floor with discharge as
shown on the drawings.!
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Test connections as required by code, in riser at point opposite drain connection and equipped with side outlet globe valve. Provide an
underwriters' approved gauge, in one outlet, and plug for other outlet.!
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Reductions in pipe sizes shall be made with one piece reducing fittings. Bushing will not be acceptable.!
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Victaulic grooved piping system will be accepted on pipe 1-1/2 inches and larger in lieu of welded flanged or threaded methods. Plain end
mechanical push on locking type fittings are accepted on pipe 2-inches and smaller in lieu of threaded method. Couplings and fittings shall
be manufactured by Victaulic or an approved equal.!
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All material and products shall be approved for the particular service selected by Underwriter's Laboratories, Inc., Factory Mutual, IBC and
local codes where applicable, and installed in accordance with NFPA 13, other applicable chapters and manufacturer's published
recommendations.!
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To assure system integrity and performance, all mechanical couplings, fittings, flanges, bolted branch outlets shall be furnished by the
same manufacturer.!
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15550.04 Supports, Hangers, Inserts!
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Support sprinkler piping from building structure by means of hangers, inserts, and other supports as per requirements of N.F.P.A. Pamphlet
No. 13.!
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15550.05 Fire Protection System Seals!
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Provide brass cross-line chain, all brass padlock, 2 keys for each manually operated shutoff valve required to be sealed in open position.!
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15550.06 Sprinkler Heads!
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Sprinkler heads shall be approved type of proper temperature rating for its particular location.!
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Provide (2) extra heads for each type with wrench and head cabinet.!
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Semi-Recessed chrome pendant type w/chrome escutcheons shall be used in finished areas and where ceilings are suspended.!
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Sprinkler heads shall be installed in a "straight" and organized fashion, however, "Center of Tile" installation is not required.!
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General Notes:!
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1. All spaces shall be fully protected.!
2. The Fire Protection Contractor shall submit a head layout to the Architect and Owner for review prior to erection of the work.!
3. The Fire Protection Contractor shall submit signed and sealed hydraulic calculations, drawings, and shop drawings for
review by the Engineer.!
4. The Contractor shall maintain as-built drawings and deliver them to the Owner upon completion of the project.
STAIRS #5
S5
ELEV EQUIP RM
002A
UP
MECHANICAL ROOM
004
TELE/COM ROOM
002
ELEV EQUIP
002A1
UP
SPRINKLER HEAD SHALL HAVE A
TEMPERATURE RATING OF 165ºF.
1
CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE (2) SIDEWALL
WET SPRINKLER HEADS: (1) LOCATED AT THE
TOP OF THE ELEVATOR SHAFT AND (1)
LOCATED AT THE BOTTOM OF THE
ELEVATOR SHAFT. SPRINKLER HEADS SHALL
HAVE A TEMPERATURE RATING OF 165ºF.
HOLSTEIN WHITE, INC.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
210 E. STREET ROAD
TELE # (215)322-7711
SUITE 2D
FAX # (215)322-7709
FEASTERVILLE, PA 19053
Seal
Scott White, P.E.
NJ License # 24GE04977900
Authorization No: 24GA28143700
201 Mullica Hill Road
Glassboro, NJ 08028
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IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE FIRE
SUPPRESSION CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE THE
LOCATIONS OF SUPPRESSION SYSTEM PIPING
WITH THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. FIRE
SUPPRESSION PIPING SHALL NOT BE INSTALLED
WITHIN THE DEDICATED EQUIPMENT SPACE
REQUIRED FOR EXISTING OR NEW ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT. !
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COORDINATION OF PIPING LOCATIONS SHALL BE
SOLEY THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE FIRE
SUPPRESSION CONTRACTOR. APPROVAL OF FIRE
SUPPRESSION SUBMITTAL DRAWINGS DOES NOT
RELEASE THE CONTRACTOR FROM
COORDINATION RESPONSIBILITY. FINAL
COORDINATION SHALL OCCUR IN FIELD WITH
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. FAILURE TO COMPLY
WITH THIS REQUIREMENT MAY RESULT IN
RELOCATION OF SUPPRESSION SYSTEM PIPING AT
CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE.!
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PER NFPA 70, ARTICLE 110.26(F); DEDICATED
EQUIPMENT SPACE SHALL APPLY TO
SWITCHBOARDS, DISTRIBUTION PANELS, AND
MOTOR CONTROL CENTERS. THE SPACE EQUAL
TO THE WIDTH AND DEPTH OF THE EQUIPMENT
AND EXTENDING FROM THE FLOOR TO A HEIGHT
OF 6' ABOVE THE EQUIPMENT OR TO THE
STRUCTURAL CEILING, WHICHEVER IS LOWER,
SHALL BE DEDICATED TO THE ELECTRICAL
INSTALLATION. NO PIPING, DUCTS, LEAK
PROTECTION APPARATUS, OR OTHER EQUIPMENT
FOREIGN TO THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
SHALL BE LOCATED IN THIS ZONE.
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FIRE PROTECTION SPECIFICATIONS
FIRE PROTECTION NOTES
FIRST FLOOR - FIRE PROTECTION PLAN
ELECTRICAL COORDINATION
Revisions
ELEVATOR #2
ESCF1
DCA Comments
1
DN
CORRIDOR
H003
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FIRE PROTECTION -!
FLOOR PLAN
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
PROJECT NO:
14-440
DATE:
JUNE 16, 2014
DRAWN BY:
BA
CHECKED:
SW
SCALE:
AS NOTED
PLOT DATE:
FP1
07-11-14