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ASSESSMENT AND DESIGN FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM AND
EFFLUENT DECONTAMINATION SYSTEM REPLACEMENT
AFRIMS Yothi Annex, Bangkok, Thailand
Task Order (0001) N6274224F4014
Submittal Review
PROJECT LEADERS:
SGE: Alex Oviedo
DM: Pornsak Thongchai
email: ThongchaiP@state.gov
15% DESIGN DEVELOPMENT REVIEW - COMMENTS
PM: Ross Shimabuku
email:
COMMENTS BY:
NAVFACPAC Site Thailand
WRAIR-AFRIMS Bangkok
Org/Office:
ROICC Thailand
AFRIMS/FM
PHONE:
+66-2-287-1036 ext.
128
PROJECT TITLE AND LOCATION: Assessment and Design for Wastewater Treament
System and Effluent Decontamination System Replacement, AFRIMS Yothi Annex,
Bangkok, Thailand
DOCUMENT SECTION,
PARAGRAPH, PAGE
COMMENTS
115% Basic of Design,
Cover Page
Add “Prepared for: NAVFAC ROICC Thailand Task
Order N6274224F4014”
General in 15% Basic of
Design, Drawings, and
Cost Estimate
Design units for the project drawings, basic of design,
calculations and specifications shall be prepared in
metric/System International (SI) units. Please update it in
all documents.
15% Basic of Design,
Designer Criteria
Include Thailand design codes and standards to Designer
Criteria for all disciplines.
15% Basic of Design
Please focus continuous on Thermal Effluent
Decontamination System (EDS)
5.
15% Basic of Design,
IV&V, pages 14-19
Calculations of flow rates of the effluent decontamination
system Shall include demand and peak flow rates.
6.
15% Basic of Design, V,
pages 16-17
Where does below note apply in the design? “For the air
change and required CFM calculations.”
7.
15% Basic of Design,
VII, pages 20-26
Provide design calculations of DEMAND AND PEAK
LOADs, conduits, wirings...ETC
15% Basic of Design,
VII, a & b, page 20
9. 215% Basic of Design,
VII, DESIGN
CONSIDERATIONS, a,
page 20
10. 315% Basic of Design,
VII, DESIGN
CONSIDERATIONS, c,
page 20
Add OSHA, UL, and NFPA101 Life Safety code. NEC
shall be the latest Edition of 2023
The incoming power supply shall be 400/230 Volt or
follow up by MEA standard
NO.
1.
2.
3.
4.
8.
DATE: 27-June-2024
TYPE OF REVIEW:
RESPONSE
Identification of Conductors shall follow local code EIT
and NEC.
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11. 415% Basic of Design,
VII, DESIGN
CONSIDERATIONS, g,
page 21
12. 15% Basic of Design,
VII, MATERIALS AND
EQUIPMENT, page 22
13. 15% Basic of Design,
VII, MATERIALS AND
EQUIPMENT, b, page
23
14. 15% Basic of Design,
VII, MATERIALS AND
EQUIPMENT, c, page
24.
15. 15% Basic of Design,
VII, MATERIALS AND
EQUIPMENT, c, page
24.
16. 15% Basic of Design,
VII, MATERIALS AND
EQUIPMENT, i, page
25.
17. 15% Basic of Design, V,
MATERIALS AND
EQUIPMENT, i, page
16, Ventilation Rate
Calculations
18.
All drawings
Motors, Motor Circuits and Controllers - All motors shall
be high efficiency motor.
19. Drawing G-001
Correct “EDS-1, BSL3” in Index of Drawings to “EDS-2,
BSL3” for Dwg No. S-112, M-112 and E-403.
- Update Callouts “01” and “02” to match with Demolition
Notes where 01 for ABSL-3 EDS and 02 for BSL-3 EDS.
- Correct “BLS3” in Demolition Notes 02 to “BSL-3”
- General Notes No. 1 “DEMOLITION OF
WASTEWATER AND EFFLUENT
DECONTAMINATION SYSTEM OF BSL-3 MIGHT
REQUIRE TEMPORARY REMOVAL OF PARKING
LOT SHADES AND STEEL ROOFING.” Please confirm
removal or not removal “might” not recommended.
Update Callouts “01” and “02” to match with Key Notes
where 01 for ABSL-3 EDS and 02 for BSL-3 EDS.
Indicate type of slab that missing between beams B3 and
B4.
20. Drawing CD-110
21. Drawing S-110
22. Drawing S-111
All material shall be noncombustible material and not
generate any toxic gas
Branch Cable & Wiring - Electrical design shall be copper
conductors with 90 degrees (C) temperature rating
insulation and at all size cable per local code EIT.
LED Lighting Fixtures 100-277 Volt, please verify the
voltage. Is it 100-230 volt?
Light Switch Control at 120 up to 230 Volts AC. please
verify the voltage. Is it 100-230 volt?
Electrical Power System Requirements – Please verity; is
it 400/230 volts, 3 phase, 4 wire?
Recommend to have Gas Leak Detector install at both
above ground and underground.
Update “WWTP” in the title block to “WWTS”
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23. Drawing S-112
24. Drawings S-111, S-112,
S-113
25. Drawing M-113
26. Drawing M-601
27. Drawing E-110
28. Drawings E-401, E402
29. 5Drawing PD-100
30. 6Drawing PD-100
31. Drawing M-601
32. Drawing M-601
33. 15% Basic of Design,
IV, pages 12
Indicate type of slab that missing between beams B2 and
B3.
The size of the slabs and beams appears smaller than
expected for an underground structure. Please provide
calculations in the next design stage to confirm the design
complies with relevant codes and standards. The
calculations should include considerations for strength,
serviceability, stability, and durability. Additionally,
confirm if crack width control has been addressed in the
design.
The system does not show how to access underground to
check space around the tank nor access hatch.
- Please verity Key Notes: HEX 01 (duplicated) and HEX
15. Is steam generator required for the system?
- BSL-3 EDS-2 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM: 9, effluent
from EDS BSL3 should be 10 on schematic diagram.
- The proposed WWTS is too close to the existing
electrical duct bank. Why does not it expand to other
direction (to Pump House) instead?
- How do you drive conduits, wirings, sizes without
providing load calculation or information to support the
design.
Excessive HEX 5 by the ABSL-3 EDS layout.
- Is the existing tank in Chemical Treatment Facility
duplicate to the underground chlorine tank (HEX 5)?
- Update drawing title in the title block to “Plumbing
Demolition Lay-Out”
- There are two drawings of PD-100. Please check.
Drawing on the last page (page 23) shall be drawing no. P110 as per the index of drawings.
- Update drawing tile in the tile block and on lay-out to
match with the information on the drawing.
04 (Thermal Effluent Decontamination system) is not
shown. It would appear to be intended to be the loop
diagram, but this is labeled 01 (cooling tower). Please
specify where in the diagram the EDS will be.
Pumping of contaminated waste should be avoided. If
necessary, please ensure proper pumps are used to
minimize potential for leak. Leak detection must be used.
Confirm that the top slab of the WWTS is designed to
withstand live loads, including the potential weight of a
fire truck and other heavy vehicles accessing the area.
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