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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPermit M96-0065 - GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITALbfCk � Re6101■AL EO3PITPL * UJt+LDi Ccmmu RDWIrAL. rnclt7 00•6 City of Tukwila ( Community Development / Public Works • 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite 100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 MECHANICAL PERMIT Permit No: M96 -0065 Type: B- MECHAN Category: NRES Address: 12844 MILITARY RD S Location: Parcel #: 162304 -9001 Contractor License No: AUBURMI163BA TENANT GEROPSYCH & REGIONAL HOSPITAL 12844 MILITARY RD S, TUKWILA WA 98168 OWNER HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Phone: (206)000 -0000 16251 SYLVESTER RD SW, SEATTLE WA 98166 CONTACT RICHARD SALOGGA Phone: 206 441 -4522 303 BATTERY ST, SEATTLE WA 98121 CONTRACTOR AUBURN MECHANICAL INC. Phone: 206 838 -9780 P.O. BOX'. 2.49, AUBURN, WA 98071 ** * * *•k *** *•k *•k *loft *k ** k * * * *•k *•k** k** * *•k * *•k *• kip*****• k* * ***** ** * * * * *** *•k *•k * ** * *•k* Permit Description: UPGRADE, EXTEND AND. ADD HVAC, PLUMBING, MEDICAL„ GAS,;F;IRE SUPPRESSION AND CONTROL SYSTEMS TO NORTH{ ';'AND WEST, "SECOND ` FLOOR. Valuation: 515 000.00 Total Permit Fee: 114.56 ** k* k *** k * ** ** * * * * ** k k * * * * * * * * * * ** k****** ** *** ** * * * * * * * * * *** ** * *•k * * * *** n UMC Edition: 1994 • 7 1 9.40 Permit:CenterAuthori z ed Signature Date I hereby certify that I have read and examined this permit and know the same to true and correct. All provisions of law and ordinances governi this work will be complied with, whether specified herein or not. The grant:i,rig of this permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of any other state or local laws regulating construction.: or the performance of work. I am :authorized to . sign for and obtain this`, )"ui lding- ,permit. Signature: Print Name:_ a / 1 ._161. g Status: ISSUED Issued: 07/31/1996 Expires: 01/27/1997 Date: ‘7•" !(c) Title:'_CgQ (206) 431 -3670 This permit shall become null.,and void,if' the work is not commenced within 180 days from the date of issuance, or if the work is suspended or abandoned for a period of 180 days from the last inspection. Address: 12844 MILITAR Y RD S. Suite: Tenant: GEROP;YCH & REGIONAL HOSPITAL Type: 8- MECHAN Parcel # 162304-9001 FQ tT H BUI1:10NN( ANSP.ECTOR, REVIEW. 5 , CITY' OF TUiKWILA" Permi t .No: M96 -0065 Status: ISSUECD'. Applied: 05/20/1996. Issued: 07/31/1996 "A A A A *"•k•k•k* * *•k•k k•k�k*•A•k *•A A lv•k **•k **"k*•k•k•k ** k 4*.k'•M*** k* k* A'•k•k k A A k k•k k k k•k k A •A A"k* k k;k k•k Permit Condition_: .1'. No changes. will be made to the plans unless approved by the Architect or Engineer and : Tujrwi..:i.c • . Building Division. 2, All . permits, inspect ion r:..ecor d : :.i and a,pprroved plans shall be available at the ,.jo ; site" prior to the start any con - straction. These documents' are to be Main and avail - able until - Wrial?'i ns.p eCti. Oh approval is grs;ante'l 3. Al l con: tr u =i"on t an dune in conformance-; with approved plans and r ,, re'q "u i rements of the Un i f or'm Bu i 1'd i ng '(.'ode'.: t.1994 Edit ion)a ' amended:, tin if:or'm 'Ole rhaiiical Code '0994 Edition) , and Wash i ngttt n State Energy `Code C 1994 Edition 4. .Validity of Permit The . is uarice of a permit or ap„pt nva,l, "of plans, .,specification_., and computation., :hall •pot.,be core ctr u dr' to' be a p:ermit 'or',`,or an.- approval of, any vio'latiori of ,any. of . th.e prov i s"i inns ofthe 'building code or , of ":,any • .otiierr ordinance of the juri,.diction, No permit presuming to • give.`au ^'i to violate or' cancel the provision' of t.hrs ',`` .co sha l 'l be: va Li d : ... MANifACTVR,ERa I,Ns : TA,LLATIoNi ,IN:E.TRUi..TIC)N: REQUIRED ON '.IT 6. Electri,ca,i: "permi•t,s • shal he lobta': n evi` thr ki h the Wash ington Givfisik "tit Laia.ar an'd Indus and all elect i i wo,t1 wi 1'1 :be= i ns'net.tedf byy that-t agency (2'48- 6630) ;L< P l u b i i n per n i is sha`1 1 obta i r�ed a,ugh •the Seat t lie K CULIp "tv'Gepar tment, of Public Health , i'i'Cr`iih1ng will bey F ` ect "e by ;th agency.' including X11. ga ,pipi g • C 2 " = 7 2 ) . • ` ��' ` , , : DEPARTM .:: DATE IN DATE AP.PROVEjl..� >: REQUIREMENTS ::COMMENTS XBUILDING - Initial review DATE NOTIFIED /(,1 CONSULTANT: 6 OU ED) Date Sent - Date Approved - 2nd NOTIFICATION FIRE �C' 7 �) ' i 4 AL, FIRE PROTECTION: Sprinklers Detectors (_)N/A FIRE DEPT. LETTER DATED: ��_� INSPECTOR: VI INI ______ O PLANNING ZONING: BAR/LAND USE CONDITIONS? U Yes U No SCREENING REQUIRED? Q Yes Q No INIT: REFERENCE FILE NOS.: O OTHER INIT / UILDING .- fi nal review fl re e 1" `7�� / �, L UMC EDITION (year): • f 1 i INIT: BUILDING OFFICIAL . � Zy �l t ��'% /9d INIT: AMOUNT OWING: 1 ku ,0 SITE AD /MY CONTACTED RI ,.l, l� . l� U U DATE NOTIFIED --1,_ 3 (1ID (init.) 2nd NOTIFICATION BY: (init.) 3RD NOTIFICATION B (init.) PROJECT NAME ma cro Ch r t 1 Ona I //O.Or f cc SITE AD /MY E /nib Yarq Rd S SUITE NO. CITY OF TUKW1, Department of Community Development — Permit Center 6300 Southcenter Boulevard - #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 (206) 431 -3670 Mechanical Permit Application Tracking Pq(o -oo 5 p PLAN CHECK NUMBER i1q(0 - OD(cS REVIEW COMPLETED INSTRUCTIONS TO STAFF • Contacts with applicants or requests for information should be summarized in writing by staff so that the status of the project may be ascertained at any time. • Plan corrections shall be completed and approved prior to sending to the next department. • Any conditions or requirements for the permit shall be noted in the Sierra system or summarized concisely in the form of a formal letter or memo, which will be attached to the permit. • Please fill out your section of the tracking chart completely. Where information requested is not applicable, so note by using "N /A ", date and initial. DEPARTMENTAL REVIEW "X" in box indicates which departments need to review the project. 01/07/93 SITE D MIL ITAR -'f 1?- 04. SUITE # TU W 4 , `15101 B Ncgrtl t WEB W1N(x VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION - $ 6*Itpoo PROJECT NAME/TENANT or /:� / ASSESSOR ACCOUNT # (�_ se/A-9 TYPE OF W RF JalNew/Ad on (] Modifi ations 0) Repair 0 Other: PHONE 414) _152/ DESCRIBE WORK TO BE DONE: UPC&RADE:/ E x TtNID /ADD N.v.A.L. I IRE; e- I Slot) ANC. OOr■ITROL Sysrtm5 - pc, N' RTN AN►D PWMB1NC'r ME nIC- L- GAS, CONTACT PERSON glt-.144W A ) 1•dE51 r S6C-ct40 FA-mg. TYPE RATING /SIZE;': .:: ;NUMBER OF UNITS AIR- 1- IA4IOLINEB UNIT WcrtA DX Ct71I— tI, boo C.,f oNE CI) oNE; (I) AIR c x &D cA1413ed UNIT 3o■ ToNS oot4STANT VoLUM - (ERMIhtAL- I4F.A9"INC: uN.rr Avc4, S(oo c.FM EA. Sl 6)(6441.15T f-,•IJS 1 ao C-FM TbTAI— S * CA --AIR PAW' - /' N,P. EI *(AL VAC11U M - • hfT — to 1.1,e 2 664.14 • BUILDING USE (office, warehouse, etc.) 1-4cP ITAL.- NATURE OF BUSINESS: L 1Cx 76R-11 'A7IEt•IT C� WILL THERE BE A CHANGE IN USE? jg, No O Yes IF YES, EXPLAIN: WILL THERE BE STORAGE OR USE OF FLAMMABLE, COMBUSTIBLE OR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IN THE BUILDING? 0 No X Yes p -xe4 IF YES, EXPLAIN: I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I: HAVE READ AND EXAMINED; THIS APPLICATION AND ;KNOW.THESAME TO.B.E TRUE':: AND CORRECT I AM AUTHOR D TO APP Y F4 j THIS PERMIT.. ,:.. BUILDING OWNER OR AUTHORIZED AGENT SIGNATU � ��� AP DATE 1'1oY 2I ncito PRINT NAME gic_144,0D . Iff. A PHONE 414) _152/ ADDRESS StD E:ATTE-RY - - CITY/ZIP c--rrt 9812_1 CONTACT PERSON glt-.144W A PHONE eiii _ .192,2 PROPERTY OWNER 4(( M 4LtNE L MM UN ( 1-loop1TAL_ PHONE 294 _ 19 7 ADDRESS I(025 i S'fLV ESTER- 1? b co,t4, ID,1(LIEN WA HONE ( ZIP 9g)( _ -7-Io ZIP 96 1 CONTRACTOR 5ti✓L1_�1 cADN.IS T?-UC..TION LotieAN`( ADDRESS 2. 14N AvE 14, , eve ,47 NA WA. ST. CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE # SELLeL * 3-72 til0 EXP. DATE 1 2. , 9-7 I Department of Community Development - Building 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila WA 98188 (206) 431 -3670 PLAN CHECK NUMBER C1 (0- 00(.0 CITY OF TUKWILA I _Q O APPLICATION MUST BE FILLED OUT COMPLETELY DATE APPLICATION ACCEPTED MAY 2 0 1996 , b'' _ c(k ) MECHANLAL PERMIT rtHM1 1 ljt14 r tH Division APPLICATION FEES (for staff use only) DESCRIPTION BASIC PERMIT FEE UNIT(S) FEE PLAN CHECK FEE OTHER: TOTAL RCPT # AMOUNT DATE APPLICATION SUBMITTAL In order to ensure that your application is accepted for plan review, please make sure to fill out the application completely and follow the plan submittal checklist on the reverse side of this form. Application and plans must be complete in order to be accepted for plan review. BUILDING OWNER /AUTHORIZED AGENT If the applicant is other than the owner, registered architect/engineer, or contractor licensed by the State of Washington, a notarized letter from the property owner authorizing the agent to submit this permit application and obtain the permit will be required as part of this submittal. VALUATION OF CONSTRUCTION The valuation is for the work covered by this permit and must be filled in by the applicant. This figure is used for budget reporting purposes only and not to calculate your fees. EXPIRATION OF PLAN REVIEW Applications for which no permit is issued within 180 days following the date of application shall expire by limitation. The Building Official may extend the time for action by the applicant for a period not exceeding 180 days upon written request by the applicant as defined in Section 304(d) of the Uniform Mechanical Code (current edition). No application shall be extended more than once. If you have any question questionf process or plan submittal requirements, please contact the QffledtmtokvviSommunity Development at 431 -3670. DATE APPLICATION EXPIRES / 1 -a-o - 9/6, 03114194 SUBMITTAL CHECiCLt T MECHANICAL Completed mechanical permit application (one for each structure or tenant) Two (2) sets of mechanical plans, which include: • Floor plan. • System layout • Elevations (for roof mounted equipment) Heat Loss Calculations Structural calculations stamped by a Washington State licensed engineer may, be required if structural work is to be done (2 sets) Note: Hood and duct systems require a building permit for the duct shaft. Water heaters and vents are included in the UMC — please include anyy water heaters or vents being installed or replaced. . 7711777,7771,77 !'t :A *4•A * *•. k*A * * ** * * * *•A * **? * ha*• A** * *A•k* 4 *•A h•.1*,�.*•k•%*k CITY . OF TI WILMS, y�A 1 1 F' 1` r TP.ii ! "tfT.T 414,* * *k * *A ** *fit " * **.A * *k * * o ** . •A• * * * * *Ak'4•.4 * *A•k*A *AA• * *•h *d. A ** 1•RiN"MI,T 'Number: 96004558 Amount: 114.56 07/31/96 09:30 Payment Mathc,dt ' CHECK Notation: HISHLINE HOSPITA Xnit: 5LI3 Permit No: M96-•0065 Types B- MECHAW MECHANICAL PERMIT Par cel — ftv: 102304 -9001 Site Address: 12844 MILITARY RD a Total FO*9: 114.56 This Payment 11.4.56 Total ALL Pmts: 114.56 Balance: .00 *A* **•AAA *0*4**kAAA• k; 4 * AAA** 4A* A444 **AA ** *,4 *•A * * *A * **4A.A444A AAA** Account Coda ' Description Amount 000/345.830 PLAN CHECK - NONRES 22.91 000t322.100 MECHANICAL - NONRCS 91.65 ` `i•i `5..�i�: i,.'L�r: �'.f`+S'.Ly`•�� 'w� .iti�°7j�i'Y� Project Name Address Sprinklers: Fire Alarm: Hood & Duct: Halon: Monitor: Pre-Fire: Permits: Author'izedSignature City of Tukwila Fire Department John W. Rants, Mayor TUKWILA FIRE DEPARTMENT FINAL APPROVAL FORM 6 ep 120(N 1)144 R, ►' Retain current inspection schedule _ Needs shift inspection Approved without correction notice Approved with correction notice issued F C(2- Thomas P. Keefe, Fine Chief Permit No. 4/ . 6 -.- C ia � /-65?;/4- / FINALAPP.FRM T.F.D. Form F.P. 85 Suite # W7 7 Headquarters Station: 444 Andover Park East • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • ' Phone: (206) 575.4404 • Far (206) 5754439 Project: Type of inspec on: r ._ Address Date called: Special_.lnstruct o s: .--'(.513 / ` ,.� Date wanted: �� , IP Requester: Phone No.: C INSPECTION RECORD 1 Retain a copy with permit INSPECTION NO, CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 Inspector: PERMIT NO. 1206)-4313670 3670 r C MENTS: �.-- -- Approved per applicable codes.; ) Corrections required,prjor to approval. Date: $42.00 REINSPECTION _ E RED IRED. Prior to inspection, fee mu be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. Call to schedule- reinspection. I Receipt No.: Date: 4t ti4 Project:11 r .„, 0 . Type of inspection: ,,...4-' Addre s: A Date called: 3,-1? -^"..7 Spe 'al instructions: 3 .. 6. -.) Date wanted: a.m. �,./�` �� 0 Requester: Phone No.: INSPECTION NO. CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 n Approved per applicable codes. COMMENTS: Inspector: Receipt No.: Retain a copy with permit INSPECTION RECORD INSPECTION RECORD PERMIT NO. Date: Date: (206) 431 -3670 Corrections required prior to approval. $42.00 REINSPECTION . FEE REQUIRED. Prior to inspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. ; _Call to schedule reinspection. Pr ect: C l /xa iUk Hay) Tylp f in C' l f�Ll.x- dr ' / • u . I .1 J Special instructions: F tt I ► 6L + Ljal , --(-162,- �' s U 1 4 , ' . , . . 1 9 , „ t . Date called: a ? Date wanted: Requ ter: q -641. G...s Phone N sr.. 7 sd Approved per applicable codes. COMMENTS: I I Receipt No.: INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit INSPECTION NO. CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 - 006 (206) 431 -3670 PERMIT NO. Corrections required prior to approval. FAA t►F- ALA 2dvt. `'\ S`1 Date: $42.00 REINSPECTION FEE REQUIRED. Prior to inspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. Call to schedule reinspection. Project: A Or /T. //A4 /� � Type of inspection: �� Addr ss: /-� Date called: S e ial instr ct ons: &4 4-4i. Date wanted: /1 " ' *a • � . Requester: v Phone No.; ( INSPECTION NO. INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit /176-� ,zs"` PERMIT NO. CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 1 y (206) 431 -3670 W pproved per applicable codes. Inspector: COMMENTS: Corrections required prior to rove'. Date: I . .s� `=r $42.00 REINSPECTIO FEE REQUIRED. Prior to Inspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. Call to schedule reinspection. Receipt No.: Date: ' { p a1. • Project: Type of inspectiori: A614 (/ ' if Address: ' illiu Date called: r Special instructions: Date wanted: / 0 4 ,-7 1 , 6 im .m. Requester: ,-- ("7/1 Phone No.: Inspector: Date) ia tr I I INSPECTION NO, CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 Approved per applicable codes. [Receipt No.: INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit PERMIT NO. (206) 431-3670 Corrections required prior to approval. k $42.00 REINSPECTION FEE REQUIRED. Prior to Inspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. Call to schedule reinspection. Date: ProJec,-/ ci(icovkr //oSP. Type of inspection r4t , d _,,/ Address: h ,, L . , r ft) f p Date called: �j _ �2- Special instructions: �aM3r 2- J AS" W►tI Date wanted: If ,-/.2. - C a.m� Re C Phone No.: 2 •/J • i /7I s -- INSPECTION NO. CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 L [Approved per applicable codes. COMMENTS: Receipt No.: INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit (206) 431 -3670 Corrections required prior to approval. t h el - v. vr rrvt.% "" Ate Vx.— x . 1•.r..i $42.00 REINSPECTION FEE REQUIRED, Prior to inspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100, Call to schedule reinspection. Date: Project: � �A VIOSy6! Type of inspection: /� L ye s ' c f l C Addres$y /t/t, / �` Oit/ Date called: / h �� v Special instructions: Date wanted: 1� a m p.m. Requester: Phone No.: E?1 INSPECTION NO. CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 Approved per applicable codes. COMMENTS: Inspector: \ \ \. .. INSPECTION RECORD Retain a cop,O ith, perni(t -r I Receipt No.: Date: PERMIT NO, (206) 431 -3670 Corrections required prior to approval. ��� Date: /e' a5 El $42.00 REINSPECTIOI4 FEE REQUIRED. Prior to inspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd„ Suite 100. Call to schedule reinspectlon, ,Project, Typq of iri's ec ion: co5.114 - Address; � , �1 `" �., Date called; `o > ',G 66 s Special instructions : ',a /O. .• ' ' . . D .,.. Date wantedy0 77 -��a Requester: . Phone No. C/6 lc9 COMMENTS: 4"A $V I0 REINSPECTION'EE 'REQUIRED Prior to inspection, fee must b ef5aid t 6300Southcerttej Blvd., Suite „100. Call to schpduie relnspection, INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy. with permit .,,.IN•(Td �' CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter blvd., #1,00, Tukwila, WA 98188 N 0. Approved per applicable codes. 9 A-7,06 c PERMIT NO. (206) 431 -3670 Corrections required prior to approval. 4' Project: Type f inspectio • cjd ss ° 4.0. Dale caaIle Special instructions: 2 .,,. m . ' Date wanted: /4:7 _ 45 .........„ a. Requester: r ���/ Phone No.: g -i/ L7' INSPECTION NO. CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 COMMENTS: Inspector Approved per applicable codes. Receipt No.: INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit I t PERMIT NO. 11`- (206) 431 -3670 f' Corrections required prior to approval:- Date: Dqt9417—V571/4t' $42.00 - EINSPECTION FEE REQUIRED. Prior to inspection, fee must . be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. Call to schedule refnspection - • Projec Csut 0 4 ‘ 2 Typ o p Date called: i n" /O JT Address: ' M1 � {- hel I( Special instructions: , Date wanted: ON/C. P.m. Requester: C 11,4,1 7 Phone No.: iLa., u Gel/ INSPEC ' ON NO. CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd:, #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 COMMENTS: ` —274.07 I Approved per . applicable codes. cc INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit ..C orrections required prior to approval. L ✓ems eZ I ►r te ( . PERMIT NO. 206) 431 -3670 . Inspector �✓ Date: $42.00 REINSPEC ON FEE REQUIRED, Prior to inspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100, Call to schedule reinspection. Receipt No.: Date: P � rpjgc �01:414 -- 1 IAL- Type4l.�= -.-rr Date called: t _ zu - 1 e i Mt TAgy ]FD , 0 Special instructions: instructions: W} � ! 10 - � r t 1-P Q, 2' <00 ,. 9.:1A, Date w ted: "l Date w ted :` - 9� .,< Requester: -Doi, .F. D, Phone No.: r INS CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 Approved per applicable codes. I Corrections required prior to approval. COMMENTS: Inspector: Receipt No.: A.. /o. -r�r INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit J : • Data: Date: PERMIT NO. (206) 431 -3670 I $42.0' REINSPECTIO FEE RE * UIRED, Prior to Inspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. Call to schedule reinspection. COMMENTS: C Type of inspection / y ,� Address. /'/ > -s-J / Special instructions: Date wanted: 9 , a.m. t hone No.: a4d 7 4:4 n . - CCU 2O 9)-2,, s i-- c ez, S 1e �. qt / Uc- 4-/ 42 JCS 2J? y ap -.e p ik r -- rr -1-7 $ 4 e. 0" i4 _ ,5 Project V 1 Type of inspection / y ,� Address. /'/ Date called: Special instructions: Date wanted: 9 , a.m. Requester: .., hone No.: INSPECTION NO. CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 Approved per applicable codes. Coriections requiredpriir to approval. INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit Date: $41 EiNSPECTI N FEE Prior to .inspection,:fee be paid. at 6300 Southceriter Blvd., Suite 100: Call to schedule reinspection. Receipt No.: Date: 9 -9C (206) 431 -3670 ProJoct:G=' " /7 � Type of inspection: Ale V' Address: Date called: Special instructions: Date wanted: _ Requester: Phone No.: INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit INSPECTION NO. CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 9818 Approved per applicable codes. Receipt No.: Inspector: �� t PERMIT NO. (206) 431 -3670 Corrections required prior to approval. COMMENTS: Dat r jC I I $42.00 REINSPECTION ' FEE REQUIRED. Prior to inspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. Call to schedule reinspection. Date:, .., , Project:42 1: 4 A / - i / Type of inspiction: A. -6, /ee% Address: r Date called: SvcialAtructions: i‘IC41d<-,, t -....... Date wanted: jot/ 4 Z 40 Requester: Phone No.: I Rece No.: 4 . INSPECT! N NO. CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 Approved per applicable codes. • INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit COMMENTS: A PA' c.e= 4ZZ.ff/ IT _Ar■- 7 o.9 Corrections required prior to approval. Inspector: AlIF Date: ....Z.a.-." id ..4.... S -6-9 , $42,09,-REINSPECTIO FEE REQUIRED. Prior to inspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. Call to schedule reinspection. Date: PERMIT NO. (206) 431-3670 Project No.96007 DIVISION. 15: MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR: GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION ` , C 1 6 \ \t. ' CO C(36.:' ' �;. s r,«4�`I CITY ;VILA MAY •2 0 1996 PERMIT CENTER HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL BURIEN, WASHINGTON May 16, 1996 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Section DIVISION 15: Title MECHANICAL 15010 Basic Mechanical Requirements 15050 Basic Mechanical Materials and Methods 15250 Mechanical Systems Insulation 15300 Fire Protection System 15400 Plumbing Piping Systems 15440 Plumbing Fixtures 15485 Medical Gas Piping Systems 15486 Medical Air Plant 15487 Medical Vacuum Plant 15510 Hydronic Piping System 15530 Refrigeration Piping System 15540 HVAC Pumps 15670A Condensing Unit: Material 15670B Condensing Unit: Installation 15833 Terminal Units 15854A Air Handling Unit: Material 15854B Air Handling Unit: Installation 15860 Centrifugal Fans 15891 Metal Ductwork and Accessories 15900 Mechanical Systems Controls 15990 HVAC Systems Testing/Adjusting /Balancing 15991 Medical Gas Systems Certification TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1 Pages 8 5 3 2 3 6 6 7 6 2 2 1 NIC 2 1 NIC 2 3 4 MC 5 4 MAY 2 0 1996 PERMIT CENTER GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15010 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 BASIC MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15010 - BASIC MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. This section includes general requirements applicable to all work specified under 10 Division 15. 11 12 B. Provide all equipment, materials, labor, tools, hoisting, scaffolding, and supervision 13 for proper installation and completion of work specified under Division 15, except 14 where items are specifically shown on mechanical drawings or noted herein as 15 "Not In Contract ", or where items such as hoisting of major equipment may be 16 provided under Division 1. Coordinate prior to bid. 17 18 1.02 WORK NOT IN CONTRACT 19 20 A. Air Handling Unit AHU -1 and Condensing Unit CU -1: Owner will order and pay 21 for this equipment and Contractor shall receive, install and warrant this equipment 22 in accordance with requirements of Section 01005. 23 24 B. HVAC Controls: Owner will accomplish all work under Section 15900 through a 25 separate and concurrent contract related to energy conservation. Cooperate and 26 coordinate with Contractor for that project as if work was being performed under 27 this contract. 28 29 C. Hazardous Materials: Upon identification of such materials, proceed in 30 accordance with requirements of Section 01005. 31 32 1.03 RELATED DOCUMENTS 33 34 A. Architectural, Structural and Electrical Drawings. 35 36 B. Division 0 through 16 Specifications. 37 38 1.04 ABBREVIATIONS 39 40 AFBMA Anti- Friction Bearing Manufacturers Association 41 AGA American Gas Association 42 AMCA Air Moving and Conditioning Association 43 ANSI American National Standards Institute 44 ARI Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute 45 ASH RAE American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning 46 Engineers 47 ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers 48 ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 GEROPSYCH AND REG1'ONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15010 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 BASIC MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 2 AWS CISPI CSI FM NEC NEMA NFPA NSF OSHA SMACNA UBC UL 1.05 CODES AND STANDARDS American Welding Society Cast Iron Soil Pipe Institute Construction Specifications Institute Factory Mutual Engineering Corporation National Electric Code National Electrical Manufacturers Association National Fire Protection Association National Sanitation Foundation Occupational Safety and Health Administration Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors National Association, Inc. Uniform Building Code Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. A. Work shall be designed and installed in conformance with code requirements of all Authorities Having Jurisdiction, including State of Washington, County of King, City of Tukwila, and all other applicable federal, state, county, and local statutes and ordinances. The edition of such documents, including amendments and updates adopted or issued by the regulatory agency, in force at the time of submission for permit(s) shall apply. Nothing shown on mechanical drawings or specified herein shall be construed to permit deviation from requirements of governing codes. In case of conflict between requirements of codes and bid documents, the more stringent shall govern. Work shall also be designed and installed in accordance with recognized industry standards and practices. Applicable codes and standards include, but are not limited to, publications listed below which are incorporated into these specifications by reference: 1. Uniform Building Code, as adopted by the City of Tukwila. 2. Uniform Mechanical Code, as adopted by the City of Tukwila. 3. Uniform Plumbing Code, as adopted by the City of Tukwila. 4. Uniform Fire Code, as adopted by the City of Tukwila. 5. Washington State Building Code, WAC 51 -20. 6. Washington State Energy Code. 7. Washington State Hospital Rules and Regulations. 8. Washington State Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality Code. 9. Washington State Water Conservation Standards. 10. Washington State Approved Cross - Connection Control Assembly List. I GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15010 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 BASIC MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 3 1 11. NFPA 13, Installation of Sprinkler Systems. 2 3 12. NFPA 90A, Installation of Air Conditioning and Ventilating Systems. 4 5 13. NFPA 99, Health Care Facilities. 6 7 14. NFPA 101, Safety to Life from Fire in Buildings and Structures. 8 9 15. FM List of Approved Equipment, Fire Protection Devices and Devices 10 Involving Fire Hazard. 11 12 16. UL List of Inspected Fire Protection Equipment and Materials. 13 14 17. Americans with Disabilities Act. 15 16 18. ASHRAE Handbook Series. 17 18 19. ASHRAE Standard 62, Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality. 19 20 20. SMACNA HVAC Duct Construction Standards. 21 22 1.06 LISTINGS AND RATINGS 23 24 A. Where UL, AGA or similar standards exist, or AMCA, ARI or similar ratings 25 exist, such equipment or components shall carry the applicable listing or rating. 26 27 1.07 SUBSTITUTIONS 28 29 A. Where mechanical drawings or specifications indicate a manufacturer and model as 30 the basis of design, such information is intended to define a general level of quality. 31 Submit bid based upon specified products. 32 33 B. Bid documents are not intended to exclude the use of alternate products of equal 34 quality and function as determined by the Architect. Submit "Request for 35 Substitution" in accordance with requirements of Section 00310. If there is 36 significant cost difference between the basis of design and the proposed 37 substitution, submit request for substitution as attachment to bid for consideration 38 by Architect after bid opening (i.e. no prior approval will be granted). Otherwise, 39 submit request during submittal process. 40 41 C. Items designated with "Basis of Design" shall comply with all requirements of the 42 bid documents. 43 44 D. Items designated with "No Substitution" shall be provided without consideration 45 for substitutions. 46 47 E. A request for substitution constitutes a representation that the Contractor: 48 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15010 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 BASIC MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 4 1 1. Has investigated the proposed product and has determined that it meets or 2 exceeds, in all respects, the specified product. 3 4 2. Will provide the same warranty for the substitution as for the specified 5 product. 6 7 3. Waives claims for all additional costs, which may subsequently become 8 apparent, for their work and for related work of all other Contractors. 9 10 F. Architect shall determine the acceptability of all proposed substitutions. 11 12 1.08 PERMITS, FEES AND INSPECTIONS 13 14 A. Arrange and pay for all permits, fees and inspections required in connection with 15 the design and installation of work under Division 15, except that Owner will 16 submit to City of Tukwila for mechanical permit and Owner will submit to State of 17 Washington, Department of Health, for construction review. Proceed in 18 accordance with requirements of Section 01005. 19 20 B. Where concealed work requires inspection, do not cover until work is inspected 21 and approved by Authority Having Jurisdiction. 22 23 1.09 SUBMITTALS, REVIEWS AND APPROVALS 24 25 A. Submit product data, shop drawings, installation instructions, and statements of 26 qualifications, plus a listing and schedule of submittals, in accordance with 27 requirements of Section 01300, as specified herein, and as specified in subsequent 28 sections of Division 15. 29 30 1. Submit manufacturer's product data for all materials and equipment. 31 32 2. Submit contractor shop drawings where specified in respective 33 specification section. Bid drawings in AutoCAD release 12 format will be 34 furnished upon request for use in preparing of shop drawings. 35 36 3. Submit manufacturer's installation instructions where specified in 37 respective specification section. 38 39 4. Submit statements of qualifications for installer's of certain mechanical 40 systems where specified in respective specification section. 41 42 B. Listing and Schedule of Submittals: 43 44 1. List all proposed materials and products, including manufacturer and 45 model, organized by specification section. 46 47 2. Include all requests for substitution that were not submitted with bid. 48 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15010 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 BASIC MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 5 1 C. Product Data: 2 3 1. Mark data of a general nature to indicate the specific product and all 4 options proposed for installation. 5 6 2. Include information such as size, capacity, operating parameters, safety 7 limits, points of control and adjustment, internal piping and wiring 8 diagrams, dimensions, weight, location and size of points of connection, 9 etc., sufficient to evaluate conformance with requirements of the 10 application. 11 12 3. Where installation and/or operation of two or more products are 13 interdependent, include data for all such products in one submittal. 14 15 D. Shop Drawings: Contractor performing work under Section 15800 shall have 16 overall responsibility for preparing coordinated shop drawings for ductwork and 17 piping on second floor. Contractors installing piping under other sections of 18 Division 15 shall coordinate space and installation requirements for piping mains 19 with Contractor preparing shop drawings for ductwork. Ductwork located in 20 general conformance with bid documents shall have the highest priority for 21 available space, except that due consideration shall be afforded to piping that must 22 slope or maintain constant elevation. All Contractors shall prepare shop drawings 23 in the same scale, 1/4" per foot minimum, and in the same format if possible (i.e., 24 AutoCAD release 12) for ease of coordination. 25 26 E. Architect's Review: Architect will review submittals for conformance with the 27 intent of bid documents. Contractor remains responsible for establishing 28 quantities, determining space requirements, verifying dimensions, and checking 29 potential interferences with existing or new work 30 31 1.10 RECORD DRAWINGS 32 33 A. Submit record drawings in accordance with requirements of Section 01700. 34 Where applicable, shop drawings updated to reflect as -built conditions are 35 acceptable in lieu of bid documents updated in a similar fashion. 36 37 1.11 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL 38 39 A. Submit an instruction manual that describes the operation and maintenance 40 requirements of all HVAC, plumbing, medical gas, and fire protection systems, 41 equipment, fixtures, and components. Submit in accordance with requirements of 42 Section 01700 and as specified herein. 43 44 B. Include, at the minimum, the following information: 45 46 1. System layout that shows equipment, ductwork, piping, dampers, valves 47 and control devices. Reduced -size construction drawings that show all 48 such information are acceptable. GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15010 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 BASIC MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 6 1 2. Detailed description of the function of each principal component of the 2 system. 3 4 3. Installation, adjustment, maintenance and overhaul instructions. 5 6 4. Safety precautions, diagrams and illustrations. 7 8 5. Equipment performance data. 9 10 6. Test procedures and results. 11 12 7. Parts lists with manufacturer's names and catalog numbers. Include 13 equipment model and serial numbers or other information necessary to 14 properly identify all options and accessories. 15 16 8. Lubrication schedule including type, grade, temperature range, and 17 frequency. 18 19 9. Preventive maintenance schedule. 20 21 10. Name, address and telephone number of service organization. 22 23 C. Provide a copy of all equipment warranties. Indicate the item of equipment, model 24 number, serial number, and start and duration of warranty period. 25 26 D. Index all contents by specification section. Include tabulations that summarize the 27 type of equipment, frequency and type of service, and consumable materials such 28 as belts and lubricants. 29 30 E. Operation and maintenance information for HVAC controls will be furnished under 31 a separate contract. 32 33 1.12 OPERATING PERSONNEL INSTRUCTION 34 35 A. Provide classroom and field instruction for designated facility operating personnel 36 subsequent to substantial completion and prior to final acceptance. 37 38 B. Schedule with Owner at mutually acceptable times except that instruction for a 39 particular system or assembly shall not begin until such work has been tested and 40 confirmed to be in satisfactory operating condition. Otherwise, instruction shall be 41 deemed incomplete. 42 43 1.13 SCHEDULE AND SEQUENCE OF WORK 44 45 A. Proceed in accordance with requirements of Section 01005. 46 47 1.14 COORDINATION 48 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15010 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 BASIC MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 7 1 A. Each Contractor shall coordinate with other Contractors concerning those issues 2 which affect the installation of their work and related work of other Contractors. 3 4 B. Coordinate locations of equipment, ductwork, piping, etc. with walls, ceiling 5 heights, soffits, shafts, chases, structural framing, light fixtures, furnishings, etc. to 6 ensure adequate space for installation of mechanical work and best use of available 7 space. 8 9 C. Identify all items of work (equipment, dampers, valves, etc.) that require access in 10 general construction and coordinate with other Contractors to provide such access 11 under Division 8. 12 13 D. Coordinate locations of all elements exposed in walls and ceilings (control devices; 14 medical gas outlets; valve and alarm panels; grilles, registers, and diffusers; 15 sprinkler heads; etc.) with other trades to avoid conflicts. 16 17 1 15 INTERRUPTION OF SERVICES 18 19 A. Proceed in accordance with requirements of Section 01005. 20 21 1.16 QUALITY ASSURANCE 22 23 A. Drawings and Specifications: 24 25 1. Documents are complimentary. Provide work shown but not specified, or 26 work specified but not shown, as if described in both documents. 27 28 2. Drawings show various portions of ductwork and piping schematically and 29 may not depict all offsets and details of the installation. Provide such work 30 without additional compensation for field conditions. 31 32 3. Conflicts: Where disagreements occur between drawings and 33 specifications, or within either document itself, include in the bid the item 34 of better quality, greater quantity, or whatever results in the higher cost. 35 36 4. Errors or Omissions: Where, in the opinion of the Contractor, there are 37 errors or omissions in either the drawings or specifications, notify Architect 38 prior to submitting bid. 39 40 B. Existing Conditions: Submission of bid indicates that Contractor has examined the 41 site and has included all required allowances for existing conditions in the bid. 42 Failure to observe all exposed conditions that affect the work shall not be grounds 43 for additional compensation. 44 45 C. Equipment, Products and Materials shall be: 46 47 1. New and of the proper grade and quality for the application. 48 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION. 15010 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 BASIC MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 8 1 2. Furnished by a single manufacturer for each type of item. 2 .. 3 3. Stored to prevent damage. 4 5 D. Installation shall be: 6 7 1. Performed by worker's skilled in their particular trade. 8 9 2. Performed in accordance with manufacturer's published instructions. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 PART 2 - PRODUCTS Not Used PART 3 - EXECUTION Not Used END OF SECTION 15010 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 496007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. 2.01 A. SECTION 15050 - BASIC MECHANICAL MATERIALS AND METHODS IDENTIFICATION PART 1 - GENERAL 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK A. Provide all items common to more than one Section of Division 15. 1.02 COORDINATION Coordinate size and location of saw cut openings with Contractors performing work under Division 1. PART 2 - PRODUCTS 15050 BASIC MECHANICAL MATERIALS AND METHODS Page 1 A. Equipment: Provide laminated plastic nameplate for each piece of equipment. Black face shall be cut to form white lettering. Nameplate shall be mechanically fastened, adhesive attachment is not allowed. B. Piping: Provide identification for all piping which is accessible for maintenance, including piping concealed above suspended ceilings and behind access panels, except that all medical gas piping shall be identified. Identification markings shall conform to ANSI A13.1 "Scheme for the Identification of Piping Systems ", and shall also include arrows for direction of flow. C. Valves: Provide brass or laminated black and white plastic valve tags, with chain attachment, on all manual valves. Valve tags shall identify system and valve number. Furnish typewritten list of tag numbers in Operation and Maintenance Manual that indicates valve locations and rooms /areas affected by valve operation. 2.02 MOTORS AND CONTROL EQUIPMENT A. Motors: Motors '/ horsepower and smaller shall be 120 -volt single phase, larger motors shall be 480 -volt three phase. All motors other than totally enclosed type shall have minimum service factor of 1.15. For motors 1 horsepower and larger, motor efficiency shall be within 2% of maximum available efficiency for given size as listed in current database of energy efficient motors published by the Washington State Energy Office. B. Motor Starters: Motor starters shall be furnished under Division 16, except where starters are furnished as an integral part of mechanical equipment. GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. 15050 BASIC MECHANICAL MATERIALS AND METHODS Page 2 1 2.03 STEEL PIPING 2 3 A. Steel Pipe: ASTM Al20 for general purposes or ASTM A53 for bending, 4 standard weight unless specified otherwise, black or galvanized as indicated. 5 6 B. Cast -Iron Threaded Pipe Fittings: ANSI B16.3, 125 psi SWP for steam up to 65 7 psig, or 250 psi SWP for steam up to 125 psig. 8 9 C. Malleable -Iron Threaded Pipe Fittings: ANSI B16.3, 150 psi SWP. 10 11 D. Welding Fittings: ASTM A234 (where applicable), ANSI B16.9, standard weight, 12 butt welded, 13 14 E. Flanges: ASTM A105 and A181, ANSI B16.5, 150 lb, threaded or welding neck. 15 16 2.04 COPPER WATER TUBING AND FITTINGS 17 18 A. Tubing: ASTM B88, Type L hard -drawn above ground, Type K annealed below 19 ground. 20 21 B. Fittings: ANSI B16.22, bronze casting or seamless wrought copper, solder joint 22 pressure fittings. 23 24 C. Solder: Tin - antimony 95/5 for all joints, except where silver solder is specified. 25 26 D. Silver Solder: High- temperature silver solder, "Sil- Fos ", Silvalox, Streamline 122. 27 28 2.05 VALVES 29 30 A. General: Provide industry quality valves at each item of equipment, for each 31 battery of fixtures, for each floor or major branch connection, and elsewhere as 32 required for isolation and maintenance work. All valves shall be Class 125, bronze 33 body through 2 ", cast iron body for 2 -1/2" and larger. Cast iron valves shall have 34 renewable bronze seat rings and bronze spindles, and shall have self - packing 35 feature that allows packing while valve is open and under pressure. 36 37 B. Gate Valves: MSS SP -7 (cast iron valves) or MSS SP -80 (bronze valves). 38 39 C. Globe Valves: MSS SP -85 (cast iron valves) or MSS SP -80 (bronze valves). 40 41 D. Ball Valves (2" and smaller): Brass, threaded or soldered, stainless steel ball, 42 Teflon seats and seals, lever handle, may be used in place of gate valves. 43 44 E. Butterfly Valves (2 -1/2" and larger): Iron body, lug- or wafer -type, ductile iron 45 disc, stainless steel shaft and sleeves, EPT seats, o -ring seals, lever handle, may be 46 used in place of gate valves. 47 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. 2.06 STRAINERS 2.07 INSTRUMENT TEST PORTS 15050 BASIC MECHANICAL MATERIALS AND METHODS Page 3 F. Check Valves: Provide lift -type check valve at discharge of pumps, and swing - type at other locations where necessary to prevent reverse flow. Valves shall be suitable for horizontal or vertical mounting orientation as required. G. Combination Shut- Off/Balancing/Flow Measuring Valves: Y- pattern equal percentage globe style, handwheel throttling with a minimum four 360° adjustment turns, memory stop, metering ports with EPT check valves for flow measurement, Armstrong CBV. Provide at discharge of pumps and return leg from coils except where automatic flow control valves are shown. Locate within straight run of pipe and select wide -open C,, value per manufacturer's recommendations. H. Pressure- Reducing Valves: Provide at pressurization/make -up water connection to each HVAC piping system, and at cold water service entrance if pressure reducing station is required. Bronze body, renewable stainless steel seat, removable disc, integral stainless steel strainer, 3/4" minimum, 10 to 25 psi adjustment range for HVAC service. I. Pressure - Relief Valves: Provide for each HVAC piping system, and at cold water service entrance if pressure reducing station is required. Select such that maximum system operating pressure is approximately 90% or less of relief valve setting. Route discharge to funnel floor drain. Bronze body, 3/4" minimum. J. Drain and Vent Valves: Provide as required to fill, bleed and drain piping systems. Drain and vent valves in mechanical equipment rooms, and all automatic vent valves, shall be piped to the nearest funnel floor drain. Manual valves at other locations shall have a threaded hose connection and screwed cap. K. Manual Air Vents: Compression type, screwdriver- operated air cocks. Provide where required for manual venting at coils and similar equipment. L. Automatic Air Vents: Float- actuated, non - modulating type. Design shall prevent air from entering system if system pressure falls below atmospheric pressure. Provide at air separators and at top of upflow risers in heating and chilled water piping systems. A. Provide at inlet to pumps and steam control valves. Furnish start-up and permanent screens. Y- pattern, bronze or cast iron body, stainless steel perforated basket or wire cloth, 20 mesh for water, 30 mesh for steam, blow -down outlet with shut -off valve. A. Provide test ports, suitable for measurement of temperature and pressure with portable gauges, at inlet and outlet of heat exchangers, coils, pumps, and similar 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. 2.08 UNIONS 15050 BASIC MECHANICAL MATERIALS AND METHODS Page 4 equipment. Locate ports on equipment side of shut -off valves and all other fittings such that measurements represent true performance of equipment. A. Provide at control valves and equipment connections in threaded and soldered piping systems so these items can be removed without dismantling associated piping. B. Provide dielectric, insulating, coupling -type unions at each joint between ferrous and copper materials. 2.09 FLEXIBLE CONNECTIONS A. Provide flexible connections where ductwork or piping connects to motorized equipment, or where ductwork crosses building seismic joints. Provide swing joint pipe arrangement where piping crosses seismic joints. B. Ductwork: Fire - resistant, neoprene- coated, fiberglass cloth with metal edges, 4" minimum operating length. C. Piping: Twin- sphere, neoprene, Mason type MFTFU or MFTNC. 2.10 EXPANSION JOINTS A. Provide expansion joints in chilled, heating, steam and condensate piping systems to absorb thermally - induced axial movement where insufficient space is available to use expansion loops or offsets for this purpose. Joints shall be internally- guided, externally - pressurized, packless type (maintenance -free). Provide drain connection for steam systems. Provide anchors and guides as recommended by manufacturer. Select for a minimum of 1.5 times the required axial movement. Hyspan or Pathway. 2.11 ANCHORS, HANGERS, GUIDES, AND SUPPORTS A. Provide suitable anchors, hangers, guides and other supports for all ductwork and piping. Support system shall be designed to accommodate free expansion and contraction while minimizing transmission of vibration. Equipment connections shall not be used as anchor points. Anchor pipes with clamps, welded plates, or other appropriate means, securely fastened to pipe and rigidly attached to building structure. B. Provide complete seismic anchorage and bracing for vertical and lateral support of equipment, ductwork and piping as required by UBC Chapter 23. Submit shop drawings showing proposed method of seismic restraint and supporting calculations prepared and stamped by registered structural engineer practicing within fifty miles of project. Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 15050 BASIC MECHANICAL MATERIALS AND METHODS Page 5 1 C. Provide individual copper - plated or PVC - coated supports for copper tubing unless 2 hangers are required to be outside of insulation. 3 4 D. Attach to concrete with drilled expansion bolts. Powder - driven inserts are 5 prohibited. 6 7 E. Grade water piping to provide drainage and promote air removal. Slope piping 8 upward in direction of flow at 1" in 60'. 9 10 F. Conceal all piping in finished areas of building unless noted otherwise. 11 12 2.12 SLEEVES 13 14 A. Sleeves for pipes passing through stud partitions, furred or suspended ceilings, 15 etc., shall be not lighter than 20 -gauge galvanized steel. Sleeves for concrete walls 16 and floors shall be cast iron pipe. 17 18 B. Sleeves through fire -rated wall and floor assemblies shall be packed with UL listed 19 and rated penetration seals whose ratings are equal or greater than the rated 20 assembly. Provide submittals and test data for proposed product. 21 22 C. Sleeves through foundation and other exterior walls shall be packed with link -seal 23 type closures. Size of sleeve and type of seal shall be as recommended by 24 manufacturer for particular application. 25 26 2.13 OPENINGS IN EXISTING CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION 27 28 A. Core drill openings for piping. Submit sketch for Architect's approval when 29 penetrating structural construction or when creating multiple openings in confined 30 location. 31 32 B. Arrange for Division 1 to saw cut openings for ductwork. 33 34 35 PART 3 - EXECUTION 36 37 Not used 38 39 40 END OF SECTION 15050 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15250 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MECHANICAL SYSTEMS INSULATION Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15250 - MECHANICAL SYSTEMS INSULATION 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Provide insulation and all accessory materials as required to minimize heat transfer, 10 prevent condensation, or attenuate noise for hot or cold equipment, ductwork and 11 piping installed under Division 15 except those items furnished with factory- 12 installed insulation. 13 14 B. Repair damaged insulation and vapor barrier on existing supply air ducts in shell 15 space. 16 17 18 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 19 20 2.01 GENERAL 21 22 A. Except for one - piece, factory- premolded, fitting and valve covers, all insulation, 23 facings, coatings, adhesives and other accessories shall have a fire hazard rating 24 not to exceed 25 for Flame Spread and 50 for Fuel Contributed and Smoke 25 Developed. Ratings shall be determined by UL 723, NFPA 255, or ASTM E84. 26 27 B. Installed R- values shall be in accordance with requirements of applicable energy 28 code, 29 30 2.02 EQUIPMENT 31 32 A. Equipment Insulation: Owens - Corning Fiberglas Type 703 semi -rigid board 33 insulation with ASJ -25 all- service jacket facing. 34 35 1. Roof drain body, portion exposed below roof: 1". 36 37 2.03 DUCTWORK 38 39 A. Ductwork Insulation: Owens - Corning Fiberglas All- Service Duct Wrap, Type 75 40 (density 0.751b/ft^3). 41 42 1. Outside air ductwork (R3.3 minimum): 1 -1/2 ". 43 44 2. Supply air ductwork in mechanical room (R7.0 minimum): 3 ". 45 46 3. All other supply air ductwork (R3.3 minimum): 1 -1/2 ". 47 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15250 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MECHANICAL SYSTEMS INSULATION Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 2 1 B. Ductwork Soundlining: Owens - Corning Fiberglas Aeroflex PLUS Duct Liner, 2 Type 150 (density 1.50 lb /ft^3). 3 4 1. Return air ductwork in mechanical room (R7.0 minimum): 2 ". 5 6 2.04 PIPING 7 8 A. Piping Insulation: Owens - Corning Fiberglas SSL -II with integral all- service vapor 9 retarder jacket (conductivity from 0.22 btu- in/hr *ft ^2 * °F at 50 °F to 0.29 at 200). 10 11 1. Domestic cold water piping, all: 1". 12 13 2. Water cooler drain piping, from connection at drain receptor, through first 14 vertical run, then horizontally for 20' or to junction with larger drain, 15 whichever occurs first: 1". 16 17 3. Condensate drain piping, from connection at drain pan, through first 18 vertical run, then horizontally for 20' or to junction with larger drain, 19 whichever occurs first: 1 ". 20 21 4. Roof drain piping, from connection at drain body, through first vertical run, 22 then horizontally to next vertical run: 1 ". 23 24 5. Refrigerant suction piping, all: 25 26 a. Piping 1" and smaller: 1/2 ". 27 b. Piping from 1 -1/4" to 2 ": 3/4 ". 28 c. Piping 2 -1/2" and larger: 1 ". 29 30 6. Domestic hot water and recirculation piping, all: 31 32 a. Run -out to fixture, 2" and smaller, 12' or less: 1/2 ". 33 b. Piping 2" and smaller: 1". 34 c. Piping 2 -1/2" and larger: 1 -1/2 ". 35 36 7. Heating hot water supply and return piping, all: 37 38 a. Run -out to terminal unit, 2" and smaller, 12' or less: 1/2 ". 39 b. All other piping: 1 -1/2 ". 40 41 8. Refrigerant hot gas piping, all: 1". 42 43 B. Domestic hot water and drain piping exposed beneath accessible sink or lavatory: 44 Strap- or lace -on blanket or two -piece molded assembly specifically manufactured 45 for ADA application, equivalent of 1" thickness of insulation specified for water 46 piping. 47 1 C. Hydronic specialties: Preformed and removable PVC insulation jacket with 2 mineral fiberglass insulation fill to match thermal performance of adjacent 3 insulation, Provide for triple -duty valves, combination shut- ofVflow measuring 4 valves, and similar devices with irregular body styles or access requirements. 5 6 D. Fitting Insulation Covers: Zeston PVC fitting covers applied over resilient glass 7 fiber strips to full thickness of adjacent insulation. 8 9 E, Metal jacket: Aluminum jacket, 0.016" thick, secured with aluminum or stainless 10 steel bands. 11 12 13 PART 3 - EXECUTION 14 15 3.01 GENERAL 16 17 A. Where insulation is exposed outdoors or located within 8' of floor in area where 18 insulation is subject to damage (i.e., mechanical room, storage room, etc.), protect 19 with metal jacket. If outdoors, lap joints to shed water and finish with water - 20 resistant sealant. 21 22 3.02 COLD APPLICATIONS 23 24 A. For cold equipment and piping (55°F or less), omit insulation and vapor barrier 25 only at flexible connections. Maintain continuous insulation and vapor barrier at 26 all other locations, including pump casings, unions, valves, sleeves, hangers, etc. 27 Seal insulation and vapor barrier at pump flanges, valve stems, strainer blower - 28 downs, test ports, and similar protrusions. Install block insulation with a half - 29 cylinder metal shield at hangers and sleeves. 30 31 B. For outside air and supply air ductwork, omit insulation and vapor barrier only at 32 flexible connections or where acoustical lining is applied inside ductwork or 33 manufactured casings. Maintain continuous insulation and vapor barrier at all 34 other locations from outside air intake louver to point of discharge. Seal insulation 35 and vapor barrier at damper shafts, access door and fire damper frames, test ports, 36 hanger rods, trapeze supports, and similar protrusions or interruptions. 37 38 3.03 HOT APPLICATIONS 39 40 A. For hot equipment and piping (105 °F or more), omit insulation at unions, flanges 41 and flexible connections. 42 43 44 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15250 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MECHANICAL SYSTEMS INSULATION Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 3 END OF SECTION 15250 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15300 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15300 - FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Design and provide automatic sprinkler system as required by Authorities Having 10 Jurisdiction to provide complete coverage for north and west wings of second 11 floor. 12 13 B. Relocate existing piping as required to allow installation of new ductwork. 14 Mechanical drawings indicate extent of existing fire protection system. 15 16 1.02 SUBMITTALS, REVIEWS AND APPROVALS 17 18 A. Submit in accordance with requirements of Section 01300, Section 15010 and as 19 specified herein. 20 21 B. Architect's Approvals: 22 23 1. Statement of Qualifications: Demonstrate 5 years of successful experience 24 performing work under circumstances similar to this project (i.e., hospital 25 occupied during phased construction). 26 27 2. Reflected Ceiling Plan: Prior to preparation of shop drawings or hydraulic 28 calculations, submit coordinated reflected ceiling plan that shows sprinkler 29 heads and all other ceiling elements including grilles, registers, diffusers, 30 light fixtures, speakers, smoke detectors, etc. for approval by Architect. 31 32 3. Shop Drawings: Upon approval of product information and shop drawings 33 by FM and Authorities Having Jurisdiction, submit same for approval by 34 Architect. Submittal package shall bear prior approvals of FM and 35 Authorities Having Jurisdiction, and shall bear evidence of prior 36 coordination between all other trades installing work above ceiling. 37 Include dimensions and elevations to locate main piping and core drilled 38 openings through concrete walls. 39 40 4. Test Reports. 41 42 5. Certificates of Acceptance from Authorities Having Jurisdiction. 43 44 C. FM Approval: Upon Architect's approval of reflected ceiling plan, submit product 45 information and shop drawings to FM for approval. Include basis for pipe sizing 46 and sprinkler spacing. No installation work shall begin without FM approval of 47 proposed system. 48 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15300 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 2 1 1.03 COORDINATION 2 3 A. Coordinate service interruptions with City of Tukwila. 4 5 B. Connections to building fire alarm system shall be provided under Division 16. 6 7 8 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 9 10 2.01 GENERAL 11 12 A. Products with an FM Label or Listing in the "FM List of Approved Equipment, 13 Fire Protection Devices and Devices Involving Fire Hazard ", and periodic updates, 14 are acceptable fire suppression equipment and materials. Where certain types of 15 products are not included in this guide, and not subject to FM approval, products 16 with a UL Label or Listing in the "UL List of Inspected Fire Protection Equipment 17 and Materials ", and periodic supplements, are acceptable. 18 19 B. Acceptable Manufacturers: Automatic, Gem, Globe, Grinnell, Grunau, Reliable, 20 Star, or Viking. 21 22 2.02 SPRINKLER HEADS 23 24 A. General: Quick - response sprinkler heads with a '/2" orifice shall be used 25 throughout the facility. 26 27 B. Finished Areas: Flush or recessed pendant type with chrome finish. 28 29 C. Exposed Areas: Pendant, upright, or sidewall as appropriate for required 30 coverage. 31 32 33 PART 3 - EXECUTION 34 35 3.01 INSTALLATION 36 37 A. Fire protection system work shall be performed and supervised by personnel 38 regularly engaged in the installation of fire protection systems that conform to 39 NFPA and FM requirements. Architect may reject those who cannot show 40 evidence of such qualifications. 41 42 43 END OF SECTION 15300 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15400 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 PLUMBING PIPING SYSTEMS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15400 - PLUMBING PIPING SYSTEMS 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Provide plumbing piping systems as shown and specified to provide domestic cold 10 water, hot water, and hot water recirculation, waste and vent, condensate drain, 11 roof drain, and natural gas services for north wing of second floor. Extend piping 12 to points of connection to existing services. 13 14 B. Reroute existing piping as required to accommodate floor plan in shell space and 15 provide clearances for new ductwork. 16 17 1.02 SUBMITTALS, REVIEWS AND APPROVALS 18 19 A. Submit in accordance with requirements of Section 01300, Section 15010 and as 20 specified herein. 21 22 B. Shop Drawings: Submit for all piping above ceiling of second floor with evidence 23 of prior coordination between all other trades installing work above ceiling. 24 Include dimensions and elevations to locate main piping and core drilled openings 25 through concrete walls. 26 27 28 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 29 30 2.01 DOMESTIC WATER PIPING SYSTEM 31 32 A. Copper Water Tubing and Fittings: Per Section 15050. 33 34 B. Isolation Valves: Ball valves per Section 15050. 35 36 C. Combination Shut- Off/Balancing/Flow Measuring Valves:. Per Section 15050. 37 38 D. Trap Primer Valves: Precision Plumbing Products Prime -Rite. 39 40 E. Water Hammer Arrestors: J.R. Smith Hydrotrol, Precision Plumbing Products 41 Shock Arrestor. 42 43 F. Reduced Pressure Backflow Preventers: Bronze, 3/4" minimum, integral strainer, 44 ball -type shut -off valves and test cocks, air gap discharge funnel. Listed in 45 "Backflow Prevention Approved for Installation in Washington State ". Febco, 46 Hersey, Watts. 47 48 2.02 WASTE, VENT AND ROOF DRAIN PIPING SYSTEMS GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15400 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 PLUMBING PIPING SYSTEMS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 2 1 A. Waste, Vent, and Roof Drain Piping Below Ground: Cast iron soil pipe and 2 fittings, ASTM A74, Class SV, hub and spigot fittings with gasket joints, ASTM 3 C443, or rubber gaskets for compression joints, ASTM C564. 4 5 B. Waste, Vent, and Roof Drain Piping Above Ground: 6 7 1. Cast iron soil pipe and fittings for hubless sanitary systems, ASTM A74, 8 conforming to CISPI 301, with Clamp -All, type 304 stainless steel, 24 9 gauge, clamp and shield assemblies, and dual -seal neoprene gaskets. 10 Clamps shall be tightened to between 100 and 125 inch- pounds torque 11 during installation. 12 13 2. Galvanized steel pipe and drainage fittings, schedule 40, ASTM Al20, 14 ANSI B16.12. 15 16 C. Air Gap Fittings: 17 18 D. Cleanouts: 19 20 1. Bronze taper thread plugs installed with Teflon -based lubricant. 21 22 2. Wall Cleanouts: In unfinished areas, cast -iron tee with bronze countersunk 23 plug, J.R. Smith 4512. In finished areas, same as above with cover as 24 directed by Architect: for general usage, round stainless steel or prime - 25 coated steel cover, J.R. Smith 4532; for dry-wall, tile or masonry finishes, 26 square stainless steel cover and face -of -wall frame, J.R. Smith 4553; for 27 plaster finishes, square stainless steel cover and flush - with -wall frame, J.R. 28 Smith 4558. 29 30 3. Floor Cleanouts: In unfinished areas, cast -iron body with round adjustable 31 nickel bronze top, J.R. Smith 4223. In finished areas, similar to above with 32 top as directed by Architect: for carpeted floors, clamping type, J.R. Smith 33 4023X or, or marking type, J.R. Smith 4023Y; for non - linear tile finishes, 34 recess type with round top, J.R. Smith 4143; for linear tile finishes, recess 35 type with square top, J.R. Smith 4163. 36 37 2.03 CONDENSATE DRAIN PIPING SYSTEM 38 39 A. Condensate (Indirect Waste) Piping: Copper drainage tubing, DWV grade, ASTM 40 B306, solder joint copper drainage fittings, ANSI B16.23 or B 16.29, 95/5 tin - 41 antimony solder. 42 43 2.04 NATURAL GAS PIPING SYSTEM 44 45 A. Steel: 46 47 1. Piping: Black steel, schedule 40, per Section 15050. 48 L GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15400 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 PLUMBING PIPING SYSTEMS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 3 1 2. Fittings: 2" and smaller, threaded malleable -iron; 2 -1/2" and larger, 2 welding; both per Section 15050. 3 4 5 PART 3 - EXECUTION 6 7 3.01 DOMESTIC WATER PIPING SYSTEM 8 9 A. Do not install piping within exterior walls, below slabs on grade, within block 10 walls, or within concrete floors or walls. 11 12 B. Grade all piping so that it can be drained through fixtures, or provide valved hose 13 connection for trapped sections of piping. 14 15 C. Install accessible isolation valve at branch to each floor, at each branch to major 16 group of fixtures, and elsewhere as necessary to provide isolation for maintenance. 17 18 D. Install water hammer arrestor in each branch serving flush valve or similar quick - 19 closing valve. 20 21 E. Test hydrostatically for 4 hours at 125 psig. 22 23 F. At completion of domestic water piping work, flush and sanitize all piping in 24 accordance with requirements of Authority Having Jurisdiction. 25 26 3.02 WASTE, VENT AND ROOF DRAIN PIPING SYSTEMS 27 28 A. Provide cleanouts at all locations required to clean piping, including the end of 29 main drains, the base of vertical stacks, and elsewhere as required by code. 30 Cleanouts shall be the same size as piping served and shall be accessible for use 31 with conventional cleaning equipment. 32 33 B. Test hydrostatically for 4 hours at 5 psig. 34 35 3.03 NATURAL GAS PIPING SYSTEM 36 37 A. Test with compressed air for 4 hours at 60 psig. 38 39 B. Restart and check all equipment affected by shut -down of natural gas service. 40 41 42 END OF SECTION 15400 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15440 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 PLUMBING FIXTURES Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15440 - PLUMBING FIXTURES 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Provide plumbing fixtures, roof drains and all accessories as scheduled on 10 mechanical drawings. 11 12 B. Remove selected plumbing fixtures at end of Phase 2 where shown on architectural 13 drawings and return to Owner. 14 15 1.02 WORK NOT IN CONTRACT 16 17 A. Owner will furnish Dishwasher (plumbing fixture rough -in P -10) and Clothes 18 Washer (plumbing fixture rough -in P -13) for installation by Contractor. 19 20 21 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 22 23 2.01 GENERAL 24 25 A. Plumbing fixtures designated as "ACCESSIBLE" shall comply with all 26 requirements of Americans with Disabilities Act. 27 28 2.02 PLUMBING FIXTURES 29 30 P -1 WATER CLOSET, ACCESSIBLE 31 32 Closet Bowl: Crane, 1.5 Placidus 3 -446E, wall- mounted, back outlet, elongated 33 rim, 1 -1/2" top spud, 1.5 gallon whirlpool flush, siphon action, self - draining jets, 34 reverse trap, white, vitreous china, polished chromium - plated exposed metal trim. 35 36 Flush Valve with Bedpan Washer: Sloan Royal Flush Valve with Slimline Diverter 37 Valve, BPW- 1000 -3, 3.5 gallon flush, exposed diaphragm -type closet flush valve, 38 chrome - plated, metal oscillating non - hold -open handle, B -73 -A, diverter valve 39 assembly with spray arm, 1" screw driver angle stop with protective cap, 40 adjustable tailpiece, offset vacuum breaker flush connection (outside continuous 41 grab bar), wall support and spud coupling for 1 -1/2'. top spud, wall and spud 42 flanges. Confirm acceptable handle mounting height with Authority Having 43 Jurisdiction prior to ordering fixture. 44 45 Seat: Beneke, 523, heavy duty, elongated rim, open front seat less cover, check 46 hinges, white, injection- molded impact resistant polypropylene with integral 47 bumpers, integrally - molded stainless steel hinge posts fitted with stainless steel 48 washers and nuts. GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15440 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 PLUMBING FIXTURES Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 2 1 P -2 WATER CLOSET, ACCESSIBLE 2 3 Closet Bowl: Same as for P -1. 4 5 Flush Valve: Sloan Royal Flush Valve, 111 -1.5, 1.6 gallon flush, exposed 6 diaphragm -type closet flush valve, chrome - plated, metal oscillating non- hold -open 7 handle, B -73 -A, 1" screw driver angle stop with protective cap, adjustable 8 tailpiece, vacuum breaker flush connection and spud coupling for 1 -1/2" top spud, 9 wall and spud flanges. Coordinate grab bar mounting height with clearance 10 required to service valve. 11 12 Seat: Same as for P -1. 13 14 P -3 LAVATORY, ACCESSIBLE 15 16 Bowl: American Standard, Lexington, 0492.207, counter top, self - rimming, faucet 17 ledge, twin front overflows, vitreous china, white, 3 -hole at 4" centers, nominal 18 22" x 19 ". 19 20 Faucet: Chicago, 794- GN2B -E3 -317, concealed fitting on 8" centers with pop -up, 21 5 - 3/8" convertible rigid /swing goose neck spout (install rigid) with threaded female 22 end, 2.5 gpm Softflo aerator, 4" wrist blade handles, polished chrome- plated finish. 23 24 Drain: 1 -1/4" pop -up waste furnished with faucet. 25 26 Hose Bibb: Chicago, 952, 3/4" flanged female inlet, vacuum breaker spout, lock 27 shield cap, 3/4" hose thread outlet, removable tee handle, polished chrome - plated 28 finish. Install where scheduled on mechanical drawings. 29 30 P -4 LAVATORY, ACCESSIBLE 31 32 Bowl: American Standard, Wheelchair Patient's Lavatory, 9140.013, wall - 33 mounted, front overflow for concealed arm support, vitreous china, white, faucet 34 holes on 12" centers, nominal 27" x 20 ". 35 36 Faucet: Chicago, 786- WC- GN2B -E3 -317, concealed fitting on 12" swivel 37 centers, 5 -3/8" convertible rigid /swing goose neck spout (install rigid) with 38 threaded female end, 2.5 gpm Softflo aerator, 4" wnst blade handles, polished 39 chrome - plated finish. 40 41 Drain: American Standard, 7723.018, grid drain for wheelchair lavatory, 4 -1/2" 42 offset. 43 44 Hose Bibb: Same as for P -3, Install where scheduled on mechanical drawings. 45 46 P -5 LAVATORY 47 i i I - 1 . i t. GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. 15440 PLUMBING FIXTURES Page 3 1 Bowl: American Standard, Lucerne, 0356.015, wall - mounted, faucet ledge, self 2 draining deck, contoured back and side splash guards, front overflow, concealed 3 arm support, vitreous china, white, 3 -hole at 4" centers, nominal 20 -1/2" x 18- 4 1/4 ". 5 6 Faucet: Chicago, 786- GN2B -E3 -317, concealed fitting on 8" centers, 5 -3/8" 7 convertible rigid /swing goose neck spout (install rigid) with threaded female end, 8 2.5 gpm Softflo aerator, 4" wrist blade handles, polished chrome- plated finish. 9 10 Drain: American Standard, 7719.016, grid drain. 11 12 P -6 SINK, ACCESSIBLE 13 14 Bowl: Elkay, Lustertone, LR -1919, single - compartment, self - rimming, 18- gauge, 15 Type 302 stainless steel with recessed bowl and faucet deck, 3 -hole at 4" centers, 16 19 -1/2" wide x 19" deep (16" x 13 -1/2" x 7 -1/2" deep bowl), 1 -3/4" radius coved 17 corners, 3 -1/2" drain opening, satin finish. 18 19 Faucet: Chicago, 786- GN8B -E3 -317, concealed fitting on 8" centers, 8" 20 convertible rigid /swing goose neck spout (install rigid) with threaded female end, 21 2.5 gpm Softflo aerator, 4" wrist blade handles, polished chrome - plated finish. 22 23 Drain: Elkay, LK -18B, Type 302 stainless steel drain outlet fitting with 3" 24 perforated grid strainer. 25 26 P -7 SINK, ACCESSIBLE 27 28 Bowl: Elkay, Lustertone, LR -3319, double - compartment, self - rimming, 18- gauge, 29 Type 302 stainless steel with recessed bowls and faucet deck, 3 -hole at 4" centers 30 (4 -hole for sinks with deck - mounted air gap), 33" wide x 19 -1/2" deep (14" x 14" 31 x 7 -1/2" deep bowls), 1 -3/4" radius coved corners, 3 -1/2" drain opening, satin 32 finish. 33 34 Faucet: Chicago, 786- GN10B -E3 -317, concealed fitting on 8" centers, 10" swing 35 goose neck spout with threaded female end, 2.5 gpm Softflo aerator, 4" wrist 36 blade handles, polished chrome- plated finish. 37 38 Drain: Elkay, LK -18B, Type 302 stainless steel drain outlet fitting with 3" 39 perforated grid strainer for right bowl; Elkay, LK -35B, Type 302 stainless steel 40 drain outlet fitting with conical strainer basket having flex stem and rubber stopper 41 for left bowl (omit for sinks with disposal). 42 43 Disposal: In- Sink - Erator, Badger 5, '/ hp, with dishwasher drain connection. 44 Install where scheduled on mechanical drawings. 45 46 P -8 MOP SINK 47 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15440 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 PLUMBING FIXTURES Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 4 1 Basin: Fiat, TSBC -1611, 32" x 32" x 12" high corner model with 2" shoulders 2 sloped to drain and 6" drop front with stainless steel threshold, one -piece precast 3 terrazzo, black and white marble chips cast into gray portland cement, with 4 integral stainless steel drain body, removable stainless steel strainer head, 3" drain 5 connection. Provide stainless steel corner wall guard. 6 7 Faucet: Chicago, 897, R integral stop arms, inlets adjustable from 4" to 8 -3/8" 8 centers, vacuum breaker spout, 3/4" hose thread outlet, 2 -1/2" lever handles, pail 9 hook with wall brace, polished chrome - plated finish. 10 11 P -9 CLINIC SINK 12 13 Sink Bowl: Crane, Sani -Sink 7H -544, wall - mounted, back outlet, flushing rim, 14 21 -1/8" wide x 25 -1/4" deep, 1 -1/2" top spud, blow -out action, white, vitreous 15 china, polished chromium- plated exposed metal trim. 16 17 Flush Valve: Sloan Royal Flush Valve, 117, 6.5 gallon flush, exposed diaphragm - 18 type service sink flush valve, chrome- plated, metal oscillating non - hold -open 19 handle, B -73 -A, 1" screw driver angle stop with protective cap, adjustable 20 tailpiece, vacuum breaker flush connection and spud coupling for 1 -1/2" top spud, 21 wall and spud flanges. 22 23 Faucet: Chicago, 814 -VB, R integral stop arms, inlets adjustable from 8" to 13" 24 centers, 2" supply extensions, vacuum breaker spout, 3/4" hose thread outlet, 6" 25 elbow blade handles, wall brace to 1 -1/2" O.D. flush pipe, polished chrome- plated 26 finish. 27 28 P -10 DISHWASHER DRAIN CONNECTION 29 30 Deck - mounted air gap with polished chrome - plated finish. 31 32 P -11 SHOWER FAUCET, ACCESSIBLE 33 34 Symmons, 1- 25VT -FS, Safetymix Visu -Temp pressure - balancing mixing valve, 35 bronze body, polished chrome - plated trim, with renewable seat, integral service 36 stops, integral bi -metal thermometer in Lexan case, and adjustable stop to limit 37 handle turn, hand spray unit with flexible hose, 2.5 gpm, wall hook, and wall 38 connection with in -line vacuum breaker. 39 40 P -12 ELECTRIC WATER COOLER, ACCESSIBLE 41 42 Elkay, EHFSA -8, barrier -free, wall- mounted, one -piece backsplash and basin 43 polished to satin finish, self - closing front and side light -touch pushbars with raised 44 lettering, flexi -guard safety bubbler, lead -free wetted parts, non - pressurized 45 cooling tank, HFC -134a refrigerant, 7.6 gph, 1/5 hp, 18" power cord, furnished 46 with carrier, color selected by Architect. 47 48 P -13 CLOTHES WASHER CONNECTIONS GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. 15440 PLUMBING FIXTURES Page 5 1 Guy Gray, FB -200, 16 gauge recessed box, all - welded construction with overflow 1 2 guard and epoxy finish, bottom inlet 1/4" combination MPT brass sweat 3 connections, 2" drain pipe connection, satin- plated faucets and plated connectors. 4 I 5 6 P -14 HOSE BIBB 7 Chicago, 998, 3/4" flanged female inlet, vacuum breaker spout, lock shield cap, 8 3/4" hose thread outlet, removable tee handle, drain plug, rough chrome - plated 9 finish. 10 11 P -15 FLOOR DRAIN 1_ 12 13 Jay R. Smith, DX- 2005 -A, Duco cast iron body and reversible threaded flashing 14 collar with seepage openings, adjustable round nickel bronze wide flange strainer 15 head. Coordinate height of lip required for thin set ceramic tile prior to ordering 16 drain. Provide trap primer connection where scheduled on mechanical drawings. 17 18 19 P -16 FLOOR DRAIN 20 Jay R. Smith, 2005 -A, Duco cast iron body and reversible threaded flashing collar 21 with seepage openings, adjustable round nickel bronze strainer head. Provide trap L 22 23 primer connection and 4" diameter funnel. 24 2,03 PLUMBING FIXTURE ACCESSORIES i__ 25 26 A. Stops and Supplies: Angle stops, metal supplies, size and length to match 27 application, polished chrome - plated finish. 28 29 B. Traps: Metal, polished chrome- plated finish. 30 31 C. Carriers: Provide as recommended by manufacturer for application. 32 33 2.04 ROOF DRAINS 34 35 36 RD -1 ROOF DRAIN 37 Jay R. Smith, 1010 -Y, Duco cast iron body with combined flashing clamp and I. 38 39 gravel stop, low profile polyethylene dome, underdeck clamp, 40 41 PART 3 - EXECUTION I 42 4 43 3,01 GENERAL 44 i 45 A. Install plumbing fixtures and drains at locations and elevations shown on 46 architectural drawings. 47 f . GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION • HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 • Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. 1 B. Install plumbing fixtures designated as "ACCESSIBLE" in accordance with all 2 requirements of Americans with Disabilities Act. 3 4 C. Where fixtures and fittings mount against walls, finish with narrow and uniform 5 width fillet bead of white silicone sealant. 6 7 D. Upon completion of domestic water pipe sanitizing work under Section 15400, 8 flush clean water through each water supply and clean each fixture and drain. 9 END OF SECTION 15440 • • ; 15440 PLUMBING FIXTURES Page 6 L U LI • 1.] t L i I' V U. GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15485 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL GAS PIPING SYSTEMS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15485 - MEDICAL GAS PIPING SYSTEMS 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Provide medical gas piping systems as shown and specified to provide oxygen, 10 medical air and medical vacuum services for north and west wings of second floor. 11 Extend piping from existing or new central plant equipment to outlets and include 12 valves, alarms and all other accessories necessary for complete and operable 13 systems. 14 15 B. Remove existing piping as shown and reconnect existing branch piping to new 16 main piping as required to restore service to all other areas of the facility. 17 18 C. Provide alternate bids and work as described in Section 01030. 19 20 1.02 SUBMITTALS, REVIEWS AND APPROVALS 21 22 A. Submit in accordance with requirements of Section 01300, Section 15010 and as 23 specified herein. 24 25 B. Statement of Qualifications: Demonstrate 5 years of successful experience 26 performing work under circumstances similar to this project (i.e., hospital occupied 27 during phased construction). 28 29 C. Shop Drawings: Submit for all piping on second floor with evidence of prior 30 coordination between all other trades installing work above ceiling. Include 31 dimensions and elevations to locate main piping and core drilled openings through 32 concrete walls. 33 34 1.03 COORDINATION 35 36 A. Schedule work to allow time required for work under Section 15991 and any 37 subsequent corrective work. 38 39 B. Furnish master alarm panels to Division 16 for installation and connection. 40 41 C. 120 -Volt emergency power circuits to master and zone alarm panels shall be 42 provided under Division 16. 43 44 45 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 46 47 2.01 PIPING 48 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15485 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL GAS PIPING SYSTEMS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 2 1 A. Tube and Fittings: Type "K" or "L ", ASTM B819, copper tube, hard drawn 2 temper, with wrought copper fittings conforming to ANSI B16.22 and brazed 3 joints. Size designates nominal inside diameter. 4 5 B. Brazing Alloy: AWS A5.8, Classification BCuP, with melting temperature greater 6 than 1,000 °F. Flux is prohibited for copper -to- copper connections. 7 8 C. Cleaned for oxygen service and capped by manufacturer. 9 10 D. All tube and fittings labeled "OXY", "MED ", "OXY/MED ", "ACR/OXY" or 11 "ACR/MED" by manufacturer. 12 13 2.02 OUTLETS 14 15 A. Rough -In Assembly: 16 17 1. Recessed wall- mounted type, die -cast backplate with mounting flange on 18 all four sides, 'h" raised plaster strike, non - removable positive pin keying 19 arrangement for each specific gas, and identification of each gas 20 permanently cast into backplate and readable through removable 21 transparent plastic guard. 22 23 2. Brass secondary check valve, fully assembled, mounted, and completely 24 serviceable from front to prevent gas flow when finish assembly is 25 removed. 26 27 3. Type "K" copper inlet tube, 3/8" O.D., 7" long, constructed to allow full 28 360° rotation for gas connection from any direction perpendicular to 29 outlet, and equipped with plastic dust cap and label to identify gas by name 30 and color. 31 32 4. Modular arrangement to accept finish assembly for quick - connect or 33 threaded type outlet only of same gas. 34 35 B. Finish Assembly: 36 37 1. Quick - connect type, brushed stainless steel finish plate with die -cast 38 chrome- plated cover plate, machined -brass housing for primary check 39 valve, primary check valve, and positive pin keying arrangement to prevent 40 accidental installation into rough -in assembly for dissimilar gas. 41 42 2. Cover plate designed with two color -coded areas, one imprinted with name 43 of gas and other constructed with detentes for adapter keying. 44 45 3. Pressure tested, cleaned for oxygen service and capped by manufacturer. 46 47 4. Manufactured in accordance with all applicable NFPA standards. 48 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15485 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL GAS PIPING SYSTEMS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 3 1 5. Listed by UL. 2 3 C. Basis of Design: MEDAES (formerly Ohmeda) Diamond III series, part numbers: 4 5 Oxygen 0221 -7804 -810 6 Medical Air 0221 - 7804 -813 7 Medical Vacuum 0221- 7804 -812 8 9 2.03 VACUUM SLIDES 10 11 A. Finish Assembly: Brushed stainless steel finish plate with die -cast chrome - plated 12 slide assembly to match vacuum outlets. 13 14 B. Provide one vacuum slide for each vacuum outlet. 15 16 C. Basis of Design: MEDAES (formerly Ohmeda) Diamond III series, part number 17 0221 - 7804 -816. 18 19 2.04 VALVES 20 21 A. In -line, Ball -Type, Full -Port, Double Seal: 22 23 1. Bolted union construction, adjustable stem packing, Type "K" copper tube 24 extensions brazed to valve flanges, solder -type end connections, quarter - 25 turn handle, 1/8" NPTF gauge port. 26 27 2. Cast bronze body and end caps, chrome - plated brass ball, Teflon ball seals 28 designed to wipe ball clean each time valve is closed, Buna -N end seals, 29 vinyl- coated handle. 30 31 3. Working pressures of 400 psi for pressure gases and 29" Hg for vacuum. 32 33 4. Pressure tested, cleaned for oxygen service and capped by manufacturer. 34 35 5. Provide locking brackets for valves except those located within zone valve 36 boxes. 37 38 C. Basis of Design: MEDAES (formerly Ohmeda), 6800 series part numbers as 39 required for size and accessories. 40 41 2.05 ZONE VALVE BOXES 42 43 A. Rough -In Assembly: Recessed wall- mounted type, sized to accommodate from 44 one to six valves of various as required, extruded aluminum box with mounting 45 flange on all four sides and temporary protective plaster shield to keep interior 46 clean during construction. 47 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15485 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL GAS PIPING SYSTEMS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 4 1 B. Finish Assembly: Extruded, etched and anodized aluminum frame, concealed 2 mounting screws, transparent and tinted window removable without tools only 3 with all valves in open position, with label holder and label to identify gases and 4 area served. 5 6 C. Provide 1 -1/2" diameter line pressure monitoring gauge for installation 7 downstream of each valve. 8 9 D. Basis of Design: MEDAES (formerly Ohmeda), 6802 -9020 series part numbers as 10 required for size and quantity of gases. 11 12 2.06 ZONE ALARM PANELS 13 14 A. Rough -In Assembly: 15 16 1. Recessed wall - mounted type, sized to accommodate from one to six alarms 17 as required, extruded aluminum box with mounting flange on all four sides 18 and temporary protective plaster shield to keep interior clean during 19 construction. 20 21 2. Type "K" copper inlet tube, 1/4" nominal I.D., 8" long for each gas. 22 23 3. Knockouts for incoming power and remote signal. 24 25 4. Plug -in, quick - connect type gas and electrical connections to finish 26 assembly. 27 28 5. Power supply board and 120 /14 -volt, 60 Hz transformer with pre -wired 29 and color -coded low - voltage circuitry and protective plastic shield. 30 31 B. Finish Assembly: 32 33 1. Audio - visual, microprocessor- controlled, closed - circuit, self - monitoring 34 type designed to monitor pressure in oxygen, medical air and medical 35 vacuum piping systems and annunciate abnormal conditions. 36 37 2. Full- range, preadjusted pressure /vacuum switch for each gas, readily 38 accessible for re- adjustment or maintenance through removable access 39 panels in face of panel. 40 41 3. Audible warning device, rated at 90 dBA, to indicate abnormal line 42 pressure, with momentary- contact switch mounted in face of panel to 43 silence alarm. Device shall "chirp" intermittently to indicate failure of 44 integrated circuit component as detected by self - analysis. 45 46 4. Visual warning devices mounted in face of panel, one green LED labeled 47 "NORMAL" to indicate unit is electrically energized and all system GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15485 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL GAS PIPING SYSTEMS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 5 1 pressures are within ±20% of set point, and one non - cancelable red LED 2 for each gas to indicate system pressure beyond ±20% of set point. 3 4 5. Momentary- contact switch mounted in face of panel to test proper 5 operation of audible and visual functions and integrity of low- voltage solid - 6 state circuitry. 7 8 6. Full- range, Bourdon tube type pressure /vacuum gauge for each gas, 0 -100 9 psig for oxygen and medical air, and 0 -30" Hg for medical vacuum, 10 mounted in face of panel. 11 12 7. Relay for each alarm with selectable NO/NC dry contacts rated at 250 mA, 13 24 VAC/VDC, and plug -in type terminal block for connection to remote 14 monitoring device. 15 16 8. Injection- molded structural foam finish plate. 17 18 9. Manufactured in accordance with all applicable NFPA standards. 19 20 10. Listed by UL. 21 22 C. Basis of Design: MEDAES (formerly Ohmeda), 0321 -7700 series part numbers as 23 required for type and quantity of gases. 24 25 2.07 MASTER ALARM PANELS 26 27 A. Rough -In Assembly: 28 29 1. Recessed wall- mounted type, sized to accommodate from one to fifteen 30 points as required, extruded aluminum box with mounting flange on all four 31 sides and temporary protective plaster shield to keep interior clean during 32 construction. 33 34 2. Knockouts for incoming power and alarm signals. 35 36 3. Plug -in, quick - connect type electrical connections to finish assembly. 37 38 4. 120 /24 -Volt, 60 Hz transformer with pre -wired and color -coded low - 39 voltage circuitry. 40 41 B. Finish Assembly: 42 43 1. Audio - visual, closed- circuit, self - monitoring type designed to monitor 44 remote switches and annunciate abnormal conditions. 45 46 2. Audible warning device, rated at 70 dB at 2200 Hz, to indicate alarm 47 condition, with momentary- contact switch mounted in face of panel to 48 silence alarm. Device shall "chirp" intermittently to indicate failure of GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15485 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL GAS PIPING SYSTEMS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 6 1 internal circuit or electrical connection to remote switch as detected by 2 self - analysis. 3 4 3. Visual warning devices mounted in face of panel, one green light labeled 5 "NORMAL" to indicate unit is electrically energized and all monitored 6 points are normal, and one non - cancelable red light for each monitored 7 point to indicate abnormal condition. 8 9 4. Momentary- contact switch mounted in face of panel to test proper 10 operation of audible and visual functions and integrity of internal circuitry. 11 12 5. Die -cast zinc finish plate with chrome- plated border, black background, 13 . and removable lenses for easy bulb replacement. 14 15 6. Manufactured in accordance with all applicable NFPA standards. 16 17 7. Listed by UL. 18 19 C. Basis of Design: MEDAES (formerly Ohmeda), 0321- 7600 -984 series part 20 numbers as required for quantity of monitored points. 21 22 23 PART 3 - EXECUTION 24 25 3.01 GENERAL 26 27 A. Medical gas piping systems work shall be performed and supervised by personnel 28 regularly engaged in the installation of medical gas piping systems that conform to 29 NFPA requirements. Architect may reject those who cannot show evidence of 30 such qualifications. 31 32 B. Comply with all requirements of NFPA 99. 33 34 C. Provide locking bracket for isolation valves closed during construction if other 35 portions of system remain in service. 36 37 D. Mount outlets where shown on architectural drawings. 38 39 E. Mount alarm panels with top at 66" above finished floor. 40 41 42 END OF SECTION 15485 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 L 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. SECTION 15486 - MEDICAL AIR PLANT PART 1 - GENERAL B. Manufacturer's Installation Instructions. 15486 MEDICAL AIR PLANT Page 1 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK A. Provide medical air plant and all accessories as scheduled on drawings and specified herein. B. Remove existing medical air plant. 1.02 CODES AND STANDARDS A. American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). B. National Board of Standards. C. National Electric Code (NEC). D. National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA). E. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). F. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. (UL), listed under category NITW File E- 113767 (UL Listings) product specific. 1.03 SUBMITTALS, REVIEWS AND APPROVALS A. Submit in accordance with requirements of Section 01300, Section 15010 and as specified herein. C. Statement of Qualifications - Manufacturer: Demonstrate 10 years of successful experience manufacturing and assembling medical air plants in accordance with requirements of NFPA 99, including 100 installations within health care facilities. D. Statement of Qualifications - Contractor: Demonstrate 5 years of successful experience performing work under circumstances similar to this project,(i.e., hospital occupied during phased construction). 1.04 SCHEDULE AND SEQUENCE OF WORK A. To the extent allowed by existing conditions, complete work under this Section and Section 15991 prior to removing existing plant from service. Include GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15486 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL AIR PLANT Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 2 1 anticipated downtime in Construction Progress Schedules submitted under Section 2 01300. 3 4 1.05 COORDINATION 5 6 A. Notify Owner one week prior to interruption of medical air service and advise of 7 duration of outage. 8 9 B. Notify manufacturer's authorized representative and Contractor performing work 10 under Section 15991 two weeks prior to anticipated date of start -up. 11 12 C. Schedule work to allow time required for work under Section 15991 and any 13 subsequent corrective work. 14 15 D. Confirm that power circuit furnished under Division 16 to plant is emergency 16 power circuit. 17 18 E. Connection of power and control wiring between plant modules and connection of 19 alarms to remote master alarm panels shall be provided under Division 16. 20 21 1.06 WARRANTY 22 23 A. Minimum for each bare compressor, 30 months from date of start-up or 36 months 24 from date of initial shipment, whichever comes first. Minimum for all other 25 components, 12 months from date of start -up or 18 months from date of initial 26 shipment, whichever comes first. } 27 28 29 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 30 -.) 31 2.01 MEDICAL AIR PLANT 32 33 A. General: Design, construction and performance shall be as detailed on mechanical 1 34 drawings, as specified herein, and in accordance with requirements of referenced 35 standards, including the following: 36 37 1. Performance Requirement: Plant peak calculated flow and line pressure at 38 source valve, excluding lag (largest) compressor, shall be as scheduled on 39 mechanical drawings. 40 41 42 2. Design Requirement: Failure of major component shall not jeopardize air supply. 43 44 3. Construction Requirements: 45 46 a. Pre -piped and pre -wired (except where noted), factory- tested, skid - 47 mounted modules, one for each compressor, one for receiver, and 48 one for pipeline accessories and controls, requiring only a I- 1 .: L 1 2 3 4 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15486 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL AIR PLANT Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 3 5 b. Piping: Type "K" or "L ", ASTM B819, copper tube, hard drawn 6 temper, with wrought copper fittings conforming to ANSI B 16.22 7 and joints brazed with silver under nitrogen purge. 8 9 c. Wiring External to Control Enclosure: Multi strand copper wire in 10 vinyl- coated flexible metal conduit. 11 12 B. Compressor Module Components: 13 14 1. Compressor: 15 16 a. Totally oil -less and water -less type, continuous duty rated, 17 reciprocating, single- stage, single- acting, nominal 100 psig output 18 pressure, with capacity as scheduled on mechanical drawings. 19 20 b. Polished cast aluminum alloy cylinders. 21 22 c. Teflon piston and rider rings with minimum design life of 8,000 23 hours based upon continuous duty operation at full load. 24 25 d. Resin wrist pin inserts to insulate pin bearing from heat of 26 compression and minimize heat transmission from piston wall to 27 piston needle bearing, allowing continuous duty operation at full 28 pressure. 29 30 e. Cast aluminum connecting rods. 31 32 f. Nodular iron crankshaft fully supported on both ends by 33 permanently lubricated and sealed ball bearings with minimum 34 design life of 8,000 hours based upon continuous duty operation at 35 full load, 36 37 g. Cast iron or aluminum crankcase and cylinder heads. 38 39 h. Crankcase breather filter. 40 41 i. Stainless steel suction and discharge reed valves mounted on 42 common valve plate, one valve plate per cylinder. 43 44 j. Solenoid - controlled unloader valve mounted on cylinder head to 45 ensure loadless starting. 46 47 k, Thermal malfunction protection device (TMPD) on each cylinder 48 head with relay to shut down motor and initiate alarm signal. interconnecting piping and wiring between labeled points of connection on modules, and piping and wiring between labeled points of connection and building services, to become operational. GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15486 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL AIR PLANT Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 4 1 2. Motor: NEMA- rated, high efficiency, induction type, with copper 2 windings, Class B or F insulation, 1.15 service factor, ball bearings, and 3 open drip -proof cast iron frame, foot - mounted, rated for 104 °F (40 °C ) 4 ambient. 5 6 3, Drive: Adjustable V -belt type, steel motor sheave with tapered bushing, 7 compressor flywheel sheave with cooling fan, and totally enclosed belt 8 guard. 9 10 4. Accessories: 11 12 a. In -line canister -type filter /silencer on compressor suction. 13 14 b. Discharge manifold with check valve, pressure relief valve, and ball 15 type isolation valve. 16 17 c. Aluminum aftercooler equipped with adjustable timed solenoid 18 drain valve with ball type isolation valve, and manual ball type 19 blow -off valve, 20 21 d. Moisture separator. 22 23 e. Internal spring -type vibration isolators. 24 25 f. Internal bronze or stainless steel suction and discharge flexible 26 piping connectors. 27 28 g. Elasto -rib vibration dampers (shipped loose). 29 30 C. Receiver Module Components: 31 32 1. Receiver: Vertical tank sized for quadraplex duty with capacity as 33 scheduled on mechanical drawings, constructed in accordance with ASME 34 standards, and affixed with National Board Label. 35 36 2. Piping Accessories: Pressure relief valve, pressure gauge with needle 37 valve, adjustable timed solenoid drain valve with ball type isolation valve, 38 manual ball type blow -down valve, and liquid level sight glass, all shipped 39 loose for field installation, 40 41 D. Control Module Components: 42 43 1. Dryers: Duplex heatless regenerative desiccant type, using activated 44 alumina, each sized at 100% of peak calculated flow, rated at -40 °F dew 45 point with inlet air at 100 psig, 100 °F, 100 %RH, set to maintain maximum 46 35 °F pressure dew point, equipped with Teflon - seated transfer valves 47 requiring no lubrication and demand sensitive control to minimize purge 48 flow, and independently isolated with ball type valves. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 I 21 1. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 L 31 32 33 34 [_ 35 t 36 37 38 39 40 41 1_. 42 43 44 45 46 47 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15486 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL AIR PLANT Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 5 2. Filters: Duplex 0.01 micron coalescing and particulate types, each sized at 100% of peak calculated flow, all equipped with differential pressure gauges and independently isolated with ball type valves, coalescing pre - filters located upstream of dryers and equipped with automatic drain, final particulate filters located between dryers and regulators. 3. Pressure Regulators: Duplex assembly including pressure relief valves, each sized at 100% of peak calculated flow and independently isolated with ball type valves. 4. Three -valve bypass arrangement for connections to receiver. 5. Control System: a. UL- listed assembly in NEMA Type 12 enclosure. b. Equipped for lead /lag on- demand future quadraplex operation, shipped for initial duplex operation. c. Incoming line connections (4). d. Combination disconnect / circuit breakers (4). e. NEMA -rated magnetic motor starters with overload relays and manual reset switch (4). • f. Redundant control circuit transformers with fused secondaries and automatic changeover. g. Timer / Alternator for automatic switching of compressor operating sequence. h. Pressure control switches to stage compressor operation (4). i. Relays as required to accomplish sequence of operation. j. Dry contacts for remote master alarms. k. Terminal block for remote connections. 1. Locking cover with disconnect handle, hand - off- automatic selector switch, run light, hour meter, and TMPD reset switch for each compressor (4 each), annunciation for TMPD and lag compressor local alarms, and source pressure gauge. 6. Dew Point / Carbon Monoxide Monitor: GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 1196007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. , a t 4 7 15486 MEDICAL AIR PLANT Page 6 1 a. Chilled mirror (dew point) / chemical (carbon monoxide) type with 2 accuracies (repeatability, hysteresis and linearity) of ±2°F over 2- 3 year period with clean hydrocarbon -free air for dew point and ±2 4 ppm at 100 ppm for carbon monoxide. 5 6 b. Microprocessor -based mainframe with displays for dew point in 7 " °F" and carbon monoxide in "PPM", adjustable audible and visible 8 high limit alarms factory preset at 39 °F for dew point and 10 ppm 9 for carbon monoxide, selectable NO/NC dry contacts to 10 individually initiate remote annunciation for same alarms, dry 11 contact to control regeneration purge for desiccant dryers, and 12 shielded "Y" sensor - mainframe interface cable assembly with 13 matching Twist -Lok pin connectors, supervised to initiate non - 14 cancelable alarm upon disconnection. 15 16 c. Dew Point Sensor: Dual -stage type suitable for use with desiccant 17 dryers with measurement range from -40 to 77 °F and maximum 18 working pressure of 150 psig. 19 20 d. Carbon Monoxide Sensor: Measurement range from 0 to 100 ppm, 21 operating pressure - atmospheric, and operating relative humidity 22 range from 15 to 90 %. 23 24 e. Saturator: Minimum volume of 1200 ml, all appropriate fittings 25 installed in saturator cap. 26 27 f. Flowmeter: Operating range from 0.32 to 2.0 scfh, accuracy of 28 ±5% of full scale. 29 30 g. Sampling Source: Run -out with ball type isolation valve connected 31 immediately upstream of source valve. 32 33 7. Local Alarms: Audible and visible annunciation for: 34 35 a. Thermal Malfunction Protection Device (common alarm for all 36 cylinders of all compressors). 37 38 b. Lag Compressor Running. 39 40 c. Dew Point High Limit (integral with monitor). 41 42 d. Carbon Monoxide High Limit (integral with monitor). 43 44 8. Remote Master Alarms: Dry contacts to initiate remote annunciation for 45 all local alarms plus Source Pressure High Limit and Source Pressure Low 46 Limit. 47 48 9. Accessories: GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15486 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL AIR PLANT Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 7 a. Source valve. b. Source pressure gauge with needle valve. c. Source pressure high/low alarm switch. d. Source air test port. E. Basis of Design: MEDAES (formerly Ohmeda) RELIISYS Modular Medical Air System. 3.01 GENERAL 3.02 INSTALLATION 3.03 START -UP PART 3 - EXECUTION A. Medical air plant work shall be performed and supervised by personnel regularly engaged in the manufacture and installation of medical air plants that conform to NFPA requirements. Architect may reject those who cannot show evidence of such qualifications. A. Comply with all requirements of NFPA 99 and recommendations in manufacturer's installation instructions. B. Locate modules to provide manufacturer's recommended clearances for service and maintenance. C. Install skids with vibration dampers, shim level (within 1/16" and without torsion) using spacers, and anchor to structure in accordance with Uniform Building Code requirements for Seismic Zone 3. A. Arrange for manufacturer's authorized representative to review installation prior to start-up and perform start-up in accordance with requirements of manufacturer's warranty. B. Arrange for manufacturer's authorized representative to operate medical air plant during certification procedures performed under Section 15991 in accordance with requirements of manufacturer's warranty. END OF SECTION 15486 (: 2 3 4 5 ( 6 7 8 ( 9 10 11 ( 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ( 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 1.02 CODES AND STANDARDS PART 1 - GENERAL GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15487 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 196007 MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 SECTION 15487 - MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT A. Provide medical vacuum plant and all accessories as scheduled on drawings and specified herein. B. Incorporate largest existing vacuum pump and existing vertical receiver as integral part of new plant. C. Remove existing packaged tank - mounted duplex medical vacuum plant. A. American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). B. National Board of Standards. C. National Electric Code (NEC). D. National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA). E. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). F. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. (UL), listed under category NITW File E- 113767 (UL Listings) product specific, 1.03 SUBMITTALS, REVIEWS AND APPROVALS A. Submit in accordance with requirements of Section 01300, Section 15010 and as specified herein. B. Manufacturer's Installation Instructions. C. Statement of Qualifications - Manufacturer: Demonstrate 10 years of successful experience manufacturing and assembling medical vacuum plants in accordance with requirements of NIFPA 99, including 100 installations within health care facilities. D. Statement of Qualifications - Contractor: Demonstrate 5 years of successful experience performing work under circumstances similar to this project (i.e., hospital occupied during phased construction). 1.04 SCHEDULE AND SEQUENCE OF WORK GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15487 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 2 1 A. To the extent allowed by existing conditions, complete work under this Section 2 and Section 15991 prior to removing existing plant from service. Include 3 anticipated downtime in Construction Progress Schedules submitted under Section 4 01300. 5 6 1.05 COORDINATION 7 8 A. Notify Owner one week prior to interruption of medical vacuum service and advise 9 of duration of outage. 10 11 B. Notify manufacturer's authorized representative and Contractor performing work 12 under Section 15991 two weeks prior to anticipated date of start-up. 13 14 C. Schedule work to allow time required for work under Section 15991 and any 15 subsequent corrective work. 16 17 D. Confirm that power circuit furnished under Division 16 to plant is emergency 18 power circuit. 19 20 E. Connection of power and control wiring between one existing vacuum pump and 21 new control enclosure, and connection of alarms to remote master alarm panels 22 shall be provided under Division 16. 23 24 1.06 WARRANTY 25 26 A. Minimum for each new bare pump, 30 months from date of start -up or 36 months 27 from date of initial shipment, whichever comes first. Minimum for all other new 28 components, 12 months from date of start -up or 18 months from date of initial 29 shipment, whichever comes first. 30 31 32 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 33 34 2.01 MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT 35 36 A. General: Design, construction and performance shall be as detailed on mechanical 37 drawings, as specified herein, and in accordance with requirements of referenced 38 standards, including the following: 39 40 1. Performance Requirement: Plant peak calculated flow and line pressure at 41 source valve, excluding lag (largest) pump, shall be as scheduled on 42 mechanical drawings. 43 44 2. Design Requirement: Failure of major component shall not jeopardize 45 vacuum supply. 46 47 3. Construction Requirements: 48 a...�.�w.N INN Nl.er 4w ws4 .r. GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15487 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 3 1 a. Pre -piped and pre -wired (except where noted), factory- tested, 2 packaged, tank - mounted duplex pumps and control enclosure, 3 requiring only piping and wiring between labeled points of 4 connection and building services to become operational. 5 6 b. At Manufacturer /Contractor's option, delete new receiver, provide 7 new base- mounted pumps and new free - standing control enclosure, 8 and comply with all other applicable requirements. 9 10 c. Piping: Type "K" or "L ", ASTM B819, copper tube, hard drawn 11 temper, with wrought copper fittings conforming to ANSI B16.22 12 and joints brazed with silver under nitrogen purge. 13 14 d. Wiring External to Control Enclosure: Multi strand copper wire in 15 vinyl- coated flexible metal conduit. 16 17 B. Pump Components: 18 19 1. Pumps: 20 21 a. Rotary vane, oil- sealed, air - cooled, continuous duty rated and 22 capable of operating continuously over range from 0 to 29" Hg, 23 with capacity as scheduled on mechanical drawings. Pumps 24 requiring water to generate vacuum or utilizing none - recirculating 25 or once - through oiling systems are prohibited. 26 27 b. Three non - metallic, asbestos -free vanes with minimum design life of 28 30,000 hours. 29 30 c. Integral recirculating oil supply for lubrication. 31 32 d. Conical inlet screen. 33 34 e. Anti - suckback valve to isolate pump oil from medical vacuum 35 system. 36 37 f. Exhaust valve. 38 39 2. Motor: NEMA - rated, high efficiency, induction type, 1800 rpm, with 40 copper windings, Class B or F insulation, 1.15 service factor, ball bearings, 41 and open drip proof cast iron frame, foot - mounted, rated for 104 °F (40 °C 42 ) ambient. 43 44 3. Drive: Direct type. 45 46 4. Accessories: 47 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15487 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 4 1 a. Intake manifold with ball type isolation valve, in -line canister -type 2 particulate filter with replaceable element, vacuum gauge, and 3 check valve. 4 5 b. Demister with four -stage oil and mist eliminators to reclaim 99.9% 6 of oil carryover, and backpressure gauge to sense element pressure 7 drop. 8 9 c. Discharge arrangement with drip leg and ball type blow -down 10 valve. 11 12 d. Automotive spin -on type oil filter. 13 14 e. Oil level sight glass, temperature gauge and ball type drain valve. 15 16 f. Thermal malfunction protection device (TMPD) with relay to shut 17 down motor and initiate alarm signal, 18 19 C. Receiver Components: 20 21 1. Receiver: Horizontal tank sized for duplex duty with capacity as scheduled 22 on mechanical drawings, constructed in accordance with ASME standards, 23 and affixed with National Board Label. 24 25 2. Bypass: Three -valve bypass arrangement for connections to receiver. 26 Provide same for existing receiver if new receiver is not furnished. 27 28 3. Piping Accessories: Ball type blow -down valve shipped loose for field 29 installation. 30 31 D. Control Components: 32 33 1. Control System: 34 35 a. UL- listed assembly in NEMA Type 12 enclosure. 36 37 b. Equipped for lead /lag on- demand triplex operation. Confirm 38 requirements for customizing to serve one existing and two new 39 vacuum pumps (unequal size) prior to ordering equipment. 40 41 c. Incoming line connections (3). 42 43 d. Combination disconnect / circuit breakers (3). 44 45 e, NEMA -rated magnetic motor starters with overload relays and 46 manual reset switch (3). 47 ma».. n«....•,... r.....+ w. �...,...»... .................. �..,...-.,.._ �-.....,..,... ww.. r:. w•. ..x+.+aer:.w.errto-t+xnoa »..e,+.. xv. �+ ron. ey< Hm✓x..w.w..w....«.+�...,....... GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15487 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 1/96007 MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 5 1 f. Redundant control circuit transformers with fused secondaries and 2 automatic changeover. 3 4 g. Microprocessor- forced tinier for automatic switching of pump 5 operating sequence. 6 7 h. Vacuum control switches to stage pump operation (3). 8 9 i. Minimum run timer for lead pump to prevent excessive cycling. 10 11 j. Relays as required to accomplish sequence of operation. 12 13 k. Dry contacts for remote master alarms. 14 15 1. Terminal block for remote connections. 16 17 m. Locking cover with disconnect handle, hand - off- automatic selector 18 switch, run light, hour meter, and TMPD reset switch for each 19 pump (3 each), annunciation for TMPD and lag pump local alarms, 20 and source vacuum gauge. 21 22 2, Local Alarms: Audible and visible annunciation for: 23 24 a. Thermal Malfunction Protection Device (common alarm for all 25 pumps). 26 27 b. Lag Pump Running. 28 29 3. Remote Master Alarms: Dry contacts to initiate remote annunciation for 30 Lag Pump Running and Source Vacuum Low Limit, 31 32 E. Accessories (Shipped Loose for Field Installation): 33 34 a. Source valve. 35 36 b. Source vacuum gauge with needle valve. 37 38 c. Source vacuum low alarm switch. 39 40 d. Bronze or stainless steel intake flexible piping connectors (2) for 41 : new receiver connections. 42 43 e. Bronze or stainless steel discharge flexible piping connectors (2) for 44 new pump connections. 45 46 F. Basis of Design: MEDAES (formerly Ohmeda) MedPlus Packaged Tank - 47 Mounted Duplex Medical Vacuum System. 48 1 2 3 3.01 GENERAL 4 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15487 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 496007 MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 6 PART 3 - EXECUTION 5 A. Medical vacuum plant work shall be performed and supervised by personnel 6 regularly engaged in the manufacture and installation of medical vacuum plants 7 that conform to NFPA requirements. Architect may reject those who cannot show 8 evidence of such qualifications. 9 10 3.02 INSTALLATION 11 12 A. Comply with all requirements of NFPA 99 and recommendations in manufacturer's 13 installation instructions. 14 15 16 17 18 C. Shim level (within 1/16" and without torsion) using spacers, and anchor to 19 structure in accordance with Uniform Building Code requirements for Seismic 20 Zone 3. 21 22 3.03 START -UP 23 24 A. Arrange for manufacturer's authorized representative to review installation prior to 25 start -up and perform start -up in accordance with requirements of manufacturer's 26 warranty. 27 28 B. Arrange for manufacturer's authorized representative to operate medical vacuum 29 plant during certification procedures performed under Section 15991 in 30 accordance with requirements of manufacturer's warranty. 31 32 33 B. Locate equipment to provide manufacturer's recommended clearances for service and maintenance. END OF SECTION 15487 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15510 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 HYDRONIC PIPING SYSTEM Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15510 - HYDRONIC PIPING SYSTEM 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Provide hydronic piping system as shown and specified to provide heating hot 10 water for north and west wings of second floor. Extend piping to points of 11 connection to existing service. 12 13 1.02 SUBMITTALS, REVIEWS AND APPROVALS 14 15 A. Submit in accordance with requirements of Section 01300, Section 15010 and as 16 specified herein. 17 18 B. Shop Drawings: Submit for all piping above ceiling of second floor with evidence 19 of prior coordination between all other trades installing work above ceiling. 20 Include dimensions and elevations to locate main piping and core drilled openings 21 through concrete walls. 22 23 1.03 COORDINATION 24 25 A. Install DDC valves and differential orifice furnished under separate and concurrent 26 contract. 27 28 B. Install temperature wells where shown for DDC sensors furnished under separate 29 and concurrent contract. 30 31 32 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 33 34 2.01 HYDRONIC PIPING SYSTEM 35 36 A. Copper Water Tubing and Fittings: Per Section 15050. 37 38 B. Steel: 39 40 1. Piping: Black steel, schedule 40, per Section 15050, 41 42 2. Fittings: 2" and smaller, threaded malleable -iron; 2 -1/2" and larger, 43 welding; both per Section 15050. 44 45 C. Isolation Valves: Ball valves per Section 15050. 46 47 D. Combination Shut - Off/Balancing/Flow Measuring Valves: Per Section 15050. 48 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. 1 E. Check Valves: Per Section 15050. 2 . 3 F. Suction Diffusers: Armstrong SG. 4 5 G. Automatic Flow Control Valves: Griswold. 6 7 H. Instrument Test Ports: Per Section 15050. 8 9 10 PART 3 - EXECUTION 11 12 3.01 INSTALLATION 13 14 A. Test hydrostatically for 4 hours at 125 psig. 15 16 B. Clean, flush and fill, including chemical treatment to match existing. 17 18 19 END OF SECTION 15510 15510 HYDRONIC PIPING SYSTEM Page 2 IL t GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15530 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 496007 REFRIGERANT PIPING SYSTEM Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15530 - REFRIGERANT PIPING SYSTEM 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Provide refrigerant piping system as shown and specified to connect R -22 circuits 10 of condensing unit and evaporator coil and provide cooling for north and west 11 wings of second floor. 12 13 1.02 SUBMITTALS, REVIEWS AND APPROVALS 14 15 A. Submit in accordance with requirements of Section 01300, Section 15010 and as 16 specified herein. 17 18 B. Shop Drawings: Submit for all piping above ceiling of second floor with evidence 19 of prior coordination between all other trades installing work above ceiling. 20 Include dimensions and elevations to locate main piping and core drilled openings 21 through concrete walls. 22 23 1.03 COORDINATION 24 25 A. Install thermostatic expansion valves, liquid distributors, and remote bulbs 26 furnished by Owner. 27 28 29 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 30 31 2.01 REFRIGERANT PIPING SYSTEM 32 33 A. Copper: 34 35 1. Tubing: ASTM B88, Type "K" hard - drawn. 36 37 2. Fittings: ANSI B 16.22, forged or seamless wrought copper, solder joint 38 pressure fittings. 39 40 3. Solder: "Sil- Fos ". 41 42 4. For connections to gauges and controls, tubing 3/8" O.D. and smaller may 43 be Type "K ", soft, with flared tube or double ferrule compression fittings. 44 45 B. Isolation Valves: Designed expressly for refrigerant service. Packless diaphragm 46 type, or packed stem type with "back seating" construction and seal cap. 47 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15530 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 1496007 REFRIGERANT PIPING SYSTEM Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 2 1 C. Liquid Line Solenoid Valve: Synthetic -to -metal seat, with construction to allow 2 mounting with stem in horizontal or vertical position and coil to match control 3 voltage. Sporlan. 4 5 D. Filter -Drier: Brass or corrosion - resistant steel body, solder joint connections, 6 bolted bonnet, replaceable cartridge with pressure drop not -to- exceed 2 psi at 7 design conditions. Sporlan. 8 9 E. Moisture Indicator: Double -port type. Sporlan. 10 11 12 PART 3 - EXECUTION 13 14 3.01 INSTALLATION 15 16 A. Pressure Test: Remove components subject to damage from excess pressure. 17 Pressure test with oil - pumped dry nitrogen for 4 hours, 300 psig for high side and 18 150 psig for low side. Tap each joint during test. Brush with soap solution and 19 check for bubbles. Blow down to remove foreign matter. 20 21 B. Vacuum Test and Dehydration: Evacuate to 2" Hg absolute and hold 24 hours 22 without pumping. 23 24 C. Charge: Charge with refrigerant and oil immediately after vacuum test. Charge 25 refrigerant through dehydrator. 26 27 D. Leak Check: Inspect each joint with halide torch or equally sensitive leak detector. 28 29 30 END OF SECTION 15530 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15540 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 HVAC PUMPS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15540 - HVAC PUMPS 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Provide centrifugal pump and all accessories as scheduled on mechanical drawings. 10 11 12 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 13 14 2.01 IN-LINE PUMP 15 16 A. Pump Casing: Radially split cast iron casing and companion flanges with gauge 17 tappings. 18 19 B. Impeller: Bronze. Select no larger than 90% of maximum size for casing. 20 21 C. Seal: Single inside type mechanical with flushing line from pump discharge. 22 23 D. Motor: Permanently lubricated ball bearing type, nominal rpm as scheduled, with 24 open drip -proof enclosure, close - coupled to pump casing and suitable for 25 horizontal or vertical mounting. Select for non - overloading performance over 26 entire range of operation. 27 28 E. Basis of Design: Armstrong series 4360. 29 30 31 PART 3 - EXECUTION 32 33 3.01 IN-LINE PUMP 34 35 A. For installation in "U" shaped piping configuration, support from floor - mounted 36 pipe stands beneath suction diffuser and discharge elbow or triple duty valve. 37 Provide neoprene waffle pad beneath base plates. 38 39 B. Provide gauge manifold with single gauge and three needle valves to obtain 40 pressure measurements across suction diffuser and pump. 41 42 43 END OF SECTION 15540 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15670B HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 CONDENSING UNIT: INSTALLATION Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15670B - CONDENSING UNIT: INSTALLATION _. 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Receive, install and warrant condensing unit. 10 11 B. Provide operating personnel instruction. 12 13 1.02 WORK NOT IN CONTRACT 14 15 A. Owner will order and pay for condensing unit. 16 17 B. Owner will process submittals and information for Operation and Maintenance 18 Manual. 19 20 C. Control wiring/conduit between condensing unit and air handling unit shall be 21 provided under separate concurrent project. 22 23 1.03 RELATED DOCUMENTS 24 25 A. Owner will furnish approved submittals and information for Operation and 26 Maintenance Manual to Contractor upon receipt of this information. 27 28 1.04 COORDINATION 29 30 A. Coordinate delivery date and location with Owner. Assume on -site delivery. 31 32 B. Coordinate hoisting requirements and mounting dimensions with other Contractors 33 performing work under Divisions 1, 6 and 7. 34 35 C. Coordinate start-up date with manufacturer's authorized representative. Provide 36 one -week minimum notice. 37 38 39 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 40 41 Not Used 42 43 44 PART 3 - EXECUTION 45 46 3,01 GENERAL 47 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15670B . HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 CONDENSING UNIT: INSTALLATION Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 2 • 1 A. Anchor unit to structure in accordance with requirements for Seismic Zone 3 per 2 Uniform Building Code. 3 4 B. Arrange for manufacturer's authorized representative to review installation prior to 5 start-up and witness start-up in accordance with requirements of manufacturer's 6 warranty. 7 8 9 END OF SECTION 15670B GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15833 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 TERMINAL UNITS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15833 - TERMINAL UNITS 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Provide terminal units with heating coils and all accessories as scheduled on 10 mechanical drawings. 11 12 1.02 COORDINATION 13 14 A. Factory-mount terminal unit controllers, damper actuators and PE transducers 15 furnished under separate and concurrent contract. 16 17 18 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 19 20 2.01 TERMINAL UNITS 21 22 A. Cabinet: Zinc - coated steel, minimum 22 gauge. Internal surfaces treated with 1" 23 thick, 1.5 lb /ft^3, fiberglass soundlining having Mylar coating on air side and 24 factory- sealed raw edges suitable for hospital application, and fire hazard ratings as 25 specified in Section 15250. 26 27 B. Air Volume Damper Assembly: Extruded aluminum construction, blade 28 permanently keyed to shaft, nylon bearings, and rated to limit leakage in closed 29 position to 2% of rated air quantity at 1" Wg inlet static pressure. 30 31 C. Heating Coil: Hot water type, 'A" O.D. seamless copper tubing with soldered -end 32 connections, one- or two -row as scheduled on mechanical drawings. Casing 33 constructed same as cabinet less soundlining, with "S & D" drive duct connection. 34 35 D. Rated in accordance with ARI 880 -86. 36 37 E. Furnish with following accessories: 38 39 1. Multi -point flow measuring grid, cross or ring with high and low pressure 40 taps for constant volume pressure independent operation. 41 42 F. Basis of Design: Tempmaster type HSW -7. 43 44 45 PART 3 - EXECUTION 46 47 3.01 TERMINAL UNITS 48 • • GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. 1 A. Comply with installation requirements detailed on mechanical drawings. 2 3 4 END OF SECTION 15833 15833 • TERMINAL UNITS Page 2 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15854B HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 496007 AIR HANDLING UNIT: INSTALLATION Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15854B - AIR HANDLING UNIT: INSTALLATION 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Receive, install and warrant air handling unit. 10 11 B. Provide operating personnel instruction. 12 13 1.02 WORK NOT IN CONTRACT 14 15 A. Owner will order and pay for air handling unit. 16 17 B. Owner will process submittals and information for Operation and Maintenance 18 Manual. 19 20 1.03 RELATED DOCUMENTS 21 22 A. Owner will furnish approved submittals and information for Operation and 23 Maintenance Manual to Contractor upon receipt of this information. 24 25 1.04 COORDINATION 26 27 A. Coordinate delivery date and location with Owner. Assume on -site delivery. 28 29 B. Coordinate hoisting requirements and installation clearances with other 30 Contractors performing work under Divisions 1 and 5. Note that tight vertical 31 clearances may require unit to be set in place prior to installation of roof structure 32 for new mechanical room. 33 34 C. Coordinate start-up date with manufacturer's authorized representative. Provide 35 one -week minimum notice. 36 37 D. 120 -Volt power circuit to single -point connection at unit for service lights shall be 38 provided under Division 16. 39 40 41 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 42 43 Not Used 44 45 46 PART 3 - EXECUTION 47 48 3.01 GENERAL GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15854B HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 496007 AIR HANDLING UNIT: INSTALLATION Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 2 1 A. Anchor unit to structure in accordance with requirements for Seismic Zone 3 per 2 Uniform Building Code. 3 4 B. Arrange for manufacturer's authorized representative to review installation prior to 5 start-up and witness start-up in accordance with requirements of manufacturer's 6 warranty. 7 8 9 END OF SECTION 15854B • GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15860 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 CENTRIFUGAL FANS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15860 - CENTRIFUGAL FANS 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Provide centrifugal fans and all accessories as scheduled on mechanical drawings. 10 11 1.02 COORDINATION 12 13 A. Coordinate size and location of saw cut openings and roof patching with 14 Contractors performing work under Divisions 1 and 7. 15 16 17 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 18 19 2.01 UTILITY SETS 20 21 A. Fan Housing: Single- width, single - inlet, arrangement 10 with rotation and 22 discharge position as shown on mechanical drawings. Fan scroll constructed from 23 steel with lock - formed seams. Housing and bearing supports constructed from 24 welded steel structural shapes. 25 26 B. Fan Wheel: Non - overloading, backward- inclined centrifugal type constructed of 27 steel with single - thickness blades riveted or welded to backplate and wheel cone. 28 Statically and dynamically balanced. Wheel cone and fan inlet cone matched for 29 optimum performance. 30 31 C. Drive: Ground and polished solid steel shaft mounted in permanently sealed pillow 32 block ball bearings selected for L50 life in excess of 200,000 hours at maximum 33 cataloged operating conditions. Belt -drive sized for a minimum of 150% of driven 34 horsepower. Adjustable, machined cast iron pulleys keyed to fan wheel and motor 35 shafts. 36 37 D. Motor: Permanently lubricated ball bearing type, nominal 1800 rpm, with open 38 drip -proof enclosure. Mounted on pivoting type adjustable base. 39 40 E. Licensed to bear AMCA Certified Ratings Seal, 41 42 F. Furnish with following accessories: 43 44 1. Three -sided fabricated -steel belt guard. 45 46 2. Housed spring vibration isolators with 1" minimum static deflection. 47 48 G. Basis of Design: Greenheck model SWB. GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15860 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 CENTRIFUGAL FANS Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 2 1 2.02 ROOF EXHAUSTERS 2 3 A. Fan Housing and Shroud: Constructed from aluminum with rolled bead at 4 perimeter and 1/2" galvanized wire mesh birdscreen. 5 6 B. Curb Cap: One -piece aluminum with integral deep spun venturi inlet, and conduit 7 chase, and mounting holes. 8 9 C. Fan Wheel: Non - overloading, backward- inclined centrifugal type constructed of 10 aluminum with single - thickness blades riveted or welded to backplate and wheel 11 cone. Statically and dynamically balanced. Wheel cone and fan inlet cone matched 12 for optimum performance. 13 14 D. Drive: Direct -drive. 15 16 E. Motor: Shaded -pole or permanent split capacitor type suitable for use with solid 17 state speed controls. Permanently lubricated ball bearing type with open drip - 18 proof enclosure. Mounted out of airstream on neoprene vibration isolators. 19 20 F. Licensed to bear AMCA Certified Ratings Seal. 21 22 G. Furnish with following accessories: 23 24 1. Prefabricated roof curb constructed from galvanized steel and insulated 25 with fiberglass. 26 27 2. 120 -Volt backdraft damper. 28 29 3. Solid state speed control switch factory- mounted in motor compartment. 30 31 H. Basis of Design: Greenheck model G. 32 33 34 PART 3 - EXECUTION 35 36 3.01 GENERAL 37 38 A. Assist Contractor performing work under Section 15990. Provide one drive 39 change, including sheaves and belts, for each fan if required during balancing work. 40 41 3.02 UTILITY SETS 42 43 A. , Locate with minimum of 1 -1/2 fan wheel diameters of straight duct at inlet. 44 45 B. Install flexible connection at fan intake and discharge. 46 47 3.03 ROOF EXHAUSTERS 48 L 1 2 3 4 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. A. Mount backdraft damper in roof curb. END OF SECTION 15860 15860 CENTRIFUGAL FANS Page 3 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15891 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 METAL DUCTWORK AND ACCESSORIES Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15891 - METAL DUCTWORK AND ACCESSORIES 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Provide sheetmetal duct systems and all accessories for supply, return, exhaust and 10 outside air service as shown and specified to condition the north and west wings of 11 the second floor. 12 13 B. Reroute existing ductwork as required to accommodate floor plan in shell space. 14 15 C. Install fire and/or smoke dampers in existing ductwork where new shafts will be 16 constructed as shown. 17 18 1.02 SUBMITTALS, REVIEWS AND APPROVALS 19 20 A. Submit in accordance with requirements of Section 01300, Section 15010 and as 21 specified herein. 22 23 B. Shop Drawings: Submit for all ductwork above ceiling of second floor with 24 evidence of prior coordination between all other trades installing work above 25 ceiling. Include dimensions and elevations to locate main ductwork and saw cut 26 openings through concrete walls and slabs. 27 28 1.03 COORDINATION 29 30 A. Prior to completing shop drawings, solicit space requirements from all Contractors 31 installing piping above ceiling and allocate available space accordingly for 32 coordinated installation of all work. Recognize limitations for routing certain 33 types of piping and adjust ductwork if possible. Schedule and chair coordination 34 meetings with affected Contractors to resolve conflicts. 35 36 B. Schedule work to allow time requied for work under Section 15990 and any 37 subsequent corrective work. 38 39 C. 120 -Volt power for motorized backdraft dampers shall be provided under Division 40 16 in parallel with associated fan. 41 42 D. Power and control circuits for combination fire /smoke dampers shall be provided 43 under Division 16. 44 45 46 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 47 48 2.01 SHEETMETAL DUCTWORK GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15891 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 METAL DUCTWORK AND ACCESSORIES Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 2 1 A. Pressure Classifications: 2 3 1. Supply Ductwork between air handling unit and terminal units: 2" positive. 4 5 2. Supply Ductwork downstream of terminal units: 1" positive. 6 7 3. Return, Exhaust and Outside Air Ductwork: 1" positive or negative 8 depending upon relatinship to fan. 9 10 4. Minimum Seal Class for all Supply and Return Ductwork: C. 11 12 B. Construction: Duct construction, metal gauges and reinforcements, and supports 13 shall conform to SMACNA HVAC Duct Construction Standards and NFPA 90A. 14 Ducts shall not pulsate or vibrate when in operation. Unless noted otherwise, 15 ductwork shall be constructed of galvanized steel. 16 17 C. Round and Flat Oval Ductwork 18 19 1. All round and flat oval ductwork shall be spiral or longitudinal seam 20 construction. Snap -lock joints are not permitted. 21 22 2. Tees and Laterals: All 90 degree tees and 45 degree laterals shall have 23 radius or 45 degree throat free of weld build -up, burrs or other 24 irregularities. Where computer duct sizing programs are based upon 25 specific dimensions and geometries for take -off fittings, construct fittings 26 per such recommendations as detailed on drawings. 27 28 3. Elbows: Elbows in diameters from 3" to 8" shall be two - section stamped 29 elbows. Larger elbows shall be gored construction. Elbows shall be fabri- 30 Gated to center -line radius of 1.5 times the cross sectional diameter unless 31 detailed otherwise. 32 33 4. Sealing: Spiral ductwork shall have transverse seams sealed. Longitudinal 34 seam ductwork shall have transverse and longitudinal seams sealed. All 35 seams of adjustable elbows shall be sealed. All seams and joints in VAV 36 supply ductwork upstream of terminal units shall be sealed with Hardcast. 37 38 D. Rectangular Ductwork 39 40 1. Tees and Laterals: All 90 degree tees and 45 degree laterals shall have 41 radius or 45 degree throat free of weld build -up, burrs or other 42 irregularities. 43 44 2. Elbows: Inside radius shall equal the maximum width of the elbow. Use 45 mitered elbows, with airfoil turning vanes, only when space does not allow 46 installation of radius fittings. 47 48 2.02 ROUND FLEXIBLE DUCTWORK GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15891 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 METAL DUCTWORK AND ACCESSORIES Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 3 1 A. Construction: Duct construction shall conform to SMACNA HVAC Duct 2 Construction Standards and NFPA 90A. Ductwork shall be insulated type where 3 insulation is specified, 1 -1/4" thick fiberglass bonded to vinyl coated spring steel 4 helix, with outer jacket of reinforced mylar /neoprene laminate reinforced with fiber 5 glass scrim, Thermoflex type M -KE. Where insulation is not specified, Thermoflex 6 type S -LP. 7 8 B. Installation: The maximum length of flexible duct shall be 6 feet. Connections to 9 sheet metal ducts shall be made with banding straps drawn tight behind beads on 10 connecting ductwork. 11 12 2.03 ACCESS DOORS 13 14 A. Provide duct access doors where equipment requires service and inspection, 15 double sheetmetal panel type, tight fitting, hinged, with latches and felt or 16 neoprene gaskets for airtight seal. 17 18 2.04 BACKDRAFT DAMPERS 19 20 A. Parallel or opposed blade dampers with 120 -volt actuator, furnished with fan or 21 under this Section at Contractor's option. Ruskin CD -35. 22 23 2.05 VOLUME DAMPERS 24 25 A. General: Provide opposed blade dampers in larger branch ductwork, Ruskin CD- 26 35, and butterfly dampers with locking quadrants, Ruskin MDRS25, in run -out 27 ductwork as required to balance air systems. VAV supply 'ductwork, balance only 28 with fixed plate orifices as scheduled. 29 30 B. Location: Install dampers as far from inlets and outlets as possible, where 31 ductwork is accessible, or provide remote operators. Position damper with blade 32 parallel to long dimension of duct. 33 34 C. Acoustic Performance: Damper blades shall be free of sharp edges that produce 35 excessive turbulence, and resultant noise, and shall be sufficiently stiff to prevent 36 flexing. 37 38 2.06 FIRE AND SMOKE DAMPERS 39 40 A. General: Dampers shall be constructed and tested in accordance with UL Safety 41 Standard 555. Fire dampers shall have a fire protection rating and fusible link as 42 required for the rating of adjacent construction, and shall bear a UL label in 43 accordance with UL555 Standard. Damper blades shall be housed beyond the net 44 inside dimensions of connecting ductwork. Duct actuators, where applicable, shall 45 be 120 volt. 46 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15891 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 METAL DUCTWORK AND ACCESSORIES Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 4 1 B. Dynamic Fire Dampers: Dampers shall have been tested to close under dynamic 2 airflow conditions, and shall be labeled as a dynamic fire damper, Ruskin model D- 3 IBD2 Style B, blades out of airstream. 4 5 . C. Ceiling Fire Dampers: Ruskin model CFD(R)2, CFD(R)3, or CFD4, with diffuser 6 radiation shield as required. 7 8 D. Smoke Dampers: Each smoke damper shall be rated under UL Safety Standard 9 555 as a Leakage Class H Rated Damper for use in smoke control systems, and 10 shall bear that UL label, Ruskin model SD 36. 11 12 E. Combination Fire /Smoke Dampers: Dampers shall have those characteristics 13 specified for dynamic fire dampers and for smoke dampers, Ruskin Model FSD 36. 14 15 2.07 GRILLES, REGISTERS, AND DIFFUSERS 16 17 A. As scheduled on drawings. 18 19 20 PART 3 - EXECUTION 21 22 3.01 INSTALLATION 23 24 A. Access: Allow for proper access to and around all equipment, dampers, valves, 25 etc., per code requirements, manufacturer's recommendations, and good practice. 26 27 28 END OF SECTION 15891 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. specified herein. 15990 HVAC SYSTEMS TESTING/ADJUSTING/BALANCING Page 1 1 2 SECTION 15990 - HVAC SYSTEMS TESTING /ADJUSTING/BALANCING 3 4 5 PART 1 - GENERAL 6 7 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 8 9 A. Provide air balancing for mechanical systems listed below: 10 11 1. Air Handling Unit AHU -1 and associated supply and return duct systems, 12 including terminal units and grilles/registers /diffusers. 13 14 2. Exhaust Fans EF -1, EF -2 and EF -3, and associated exhaust duct systems 15 including grilles and registers. 16 17 3. Perform traverse of branch outside air duct to second floor west wing 18 before demolition and after reconnection. 19 20 4. Measure air flow from existing toilet room exhaust grilles in area of work 21 on second floor west wing. 22 23 B. Provide hydronic balancing for mechanical systems listed below: 24 25 1. Heating Pump P -1 and associated piping system including terminal units 26 and primary- secondary crossover bridge. 27 28 2. Domestic hot water recirculation from area of work on second floor north 29 wing. 30 31 C. Record nameplate information, operating parameters, and performance data for 32 other equipment listed below: 33 34 1. Condensing Unit CU -1 and associated evaporator coil. 35 36 D. Recheck balancing work performed in phase one which would be affected by 37 subsequent work completed in phase two. 38 39 1.02 WORK NOT IN CONTRACT 40 41 A. Existing ductwork and piping systems in areas of work and not included in 42 Paragraph 1.01. 43 44 1.03 SUBMITTALS, REVIEWS AND APPROVALS 45 46 A. Submit in accordance with requirements of Section 01300, Section 15010 and as 47 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 45 46 47 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. B. Statement of Qualifications: Demonstrate 5 years of successful experience performing work under circumstances similar to this project (i.e., hospital occupied during phased construction). C. Work Plans for Phase 1 and Phase 2. D. 1. 2. 3. 15990 HVAC SYSTEMS TESTING/ADJUSTING/BALANCING Page 2 Summarize proposed services and techniques. List instruments proposed for each procedure. Include samples of each form to be included in Balance Report. Balance Reports for Phase 1 and Phase 2. 1. One preliminary and one final at end of each phase of construction. 2. Organize forms by system and type of equipment. 3. Include reduced -size floor plans that identify point of each measurement. 4. Document instruments used by manufacturer, model and serial number, and include certificates for most recent calibration of each instrument. 5. Document the following information for each fan: a. Fan manufacturer, model, type, size, arrangement, class, serial number, and type of volume control device, if any. b. Motor manufacturer, model, horsepower, speed, voltage, full load amperage, service factor, and nominal efficiency. c. Manufacturer, model, size and setting for sheaves and belts. d. Design and measured performance data including air flow, inlet and discharge static pressure, fan wheel rpm, and motor voltage and amperage per leg. e. If air handling unit, outside and return air quantities, and static pressure profile from inlet to discharge. 6. Document the following information for each pump: a. Pump manufacturer, model, type, size, impeller diameter, serial 44 number, and type of volume control device, if any. b. Motor manufacturer, model, horsepower, speed, voltage, full load amperage, service factor, and nominal efficiency. GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15990 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 496007 HVAC SYSTEMS TESTING/ADJUSTING/BALANCING Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 3 1 c. Design and measured performance data including fluid flow, inlet 2 and discharge static pressure, shut -off head, and motor voltage and 3 amperage per leg. 4 5 7. Document the following information for each coil: 6 7 a. Manufacturer, model, type, size, number of rows, fin spacing, and 8 circuiting: 9 10 b. Design and measured performance data including air flow, entering 11 and leaving air dry bulb temperatures, air pressure drop, fluid flow, 12 entering and leaving fluid temperatures, and fluid pressure drop. 13 14 8. Document the following for each terminal unit: 15 16 a. Manufacturer, model, type, and size. 17 18 b. Design and measured performance data including air flow and inlet 19 static pressure. 20 21 9. Document the following for each grille, register or diffuser: 22 23 a. Manufacturer, model, type, size, and area factor. 24 25 b. Design and measured air flow. 26 27 10. Document the following for each balancing valve: 28 29 a. Manufacturer, model, size, and setting. 30 31 b. Design and measured fluid flow. 32 33 11. Document status of system during measurements, i.e. Was variable speed 34 drive set at fixed speed? Were room set points artificially lowered to open 35 automatic control dampers or valves? Etc. 36 37 12. Include performance curve with plotted operating point for each fan and 38 pump. 39 40 13. Include calibration chart for each unique balancing valve. 41 42 1.04 COORDINATION 43 44 A. Work to be performed under this section is described in Part 3 and in standards 45 referenced herein. 46 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 15990 HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 496007 HVAC SYSTEMS TESTING/ADJUSTING/BALANCING Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. Page 4 1 B. Work to be performed by other Contractors under Division 15 is also described in 2 Part 3. 3 4 1.05 SCHEDULE AND SEQUENCE OF WORK 5 6 A. Allow two weeks prior to substantial completion for each phase to complete 7 balancing work, complete any associated corrective work, and submit Balance 8 Report. 9 10 B. Notify Architect five days prior to start of balancing work for each phase. 11 12 13 PART 2 - PRODUCTS 14 15 Not Used 16 17 18 PART 3 - EXECUTION 19 20 3.01 GENERAL 21 22 A. Balancing work shall be performed and supervised by personnel regularly engaged 23 in such work that conforms to specified procedures. Architect may reject those 24 who cannot show evidence of such qualifications. 25 26 3.02. WORK UNDER THIS SECTION 27 28 A. Perform in accordance with industry standards published by either one of the 29 following organizations: 30 31 1. Associated Air Balance Council (AABC) 32 33 2. National Environmental Balancing Bureau (NEBB) 34 35 B. Use instruments best suited to obtain accurate measurements for actual operating 36 conditions. 37 38 C. Verify operating point for each fan by traverse of main inlet or discharge duct(s). 39 40 D. Mark final position of balancing damper and valve operators. 41 42 3.03 WORK BY OTHER CONTRACTORS UNDER DIVISION 15 43 44 A. Prior to any balancing measurements, check all fans, pumps, and other rotating 45 equipment for proper installation, rotation and lubrication. Check that all run -outs 46 are connected to terminal devices, and that manual balancing dampers or valves are 47 installed as shown. Confirm that all manual volume dampers, fire dampers, and 1 2 3 4 . 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. 15990 HVAC SYSTEMS TESTING /ADJUSTING/BALANCING Page 5 combination fire/smoke dampers are in wide open position. Confirm proper sequence of operation for each automatically- controlled device. Install new air filters and clean strainers for each phase of balancing work. Operate all equipment in each system for a minimum of two days. B. During balancing work, operate systems as recommended by approved balancing procedures. Provide access for all balancing measurements and adjustments. If indicated by preliminary balancing measurements, furnish and install one replacement drive for each fan, including sheaves and belts, but not motor, at no additional cost to Owner. Furnish additional balancing dampers and valves as recommended by Contractor working under this section and if approved by Architect, at no additional cost to Owner. END OF SECTION 15990 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK 1.02 SUBMITTALS, REVIEWS AND APPROVALS 1.03 A. Certify new medical gas equipment and piping systems, including oxygen, medical air, and medical vacuum services. B. Spot check limited number of existing outlets in areas served by existing branch piping connected to new main piping. A. B. C. D. E. SECTION 15991 - MEDICAL GAS SYSTEMS CERTIFICATION Submit in accordance with requirements of Section 01300, Section 15010 and as specified herein. Statement of Qualifications: Demonstrate 5 years of successful experience designing, installing and /or certifying medical gas piping systems in accordance with requirements of NFPA 99. Demonstrate insurance coverage or other liabilty protection. Certify financial independence from medical gas equipment and piping manufacturers, vendors and installers. Work Plans for Phase 1 and Phase 2. Test Results for Phase 1 and Phase 2. Certificates of Compliance with NFPA 99 for Phase 1 and Phase 2. COORDINATION PART 1 - GENERAL 15991 MEDICAL GAS SYSTEMS CERTIFICATION Page 1 A. Work to be performed under this section is described in Part 3 and in standards referenced herein. B. Work to be performed by other Contractors under Division 15 is also described in Part 3. 1.04 SCHEDULE AND SEQUENCE OF WORK A. Allow two weeks prior to substantial completion for each phase to complete certification work, complete any associated corrective work, and submit Test Results and Certificates of Compliance with NFPA 99. B. Notify Architect five days prior to start-up of medical gas and medical vacuum equipment. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3.01 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 3.02 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. GENERAL PART 2 - PRODUCTS Not Used PART 3 - EXECUTION 15991 MEDICAL GAS SYSTEMS CERTIFICATION Page 2 A. Certification work shall be performed and supervised by personnel regularly engaged in design, installation, and/or certification of medical gas piping systems that conform to NFPA requirements. Architect may reject those who cannot show evidence of such qualifications. PROCEDURES A. Contractors and Certifier involved in testing and certification procedures shall recognize the importance of such work and shall cooperate fully for a successful installation. B. Phase 1: Perform in accordance with the following Testing and Certification Procedure or similar plan approved by Architect: 1. Contractor installs all piping and components for each gas service except those items subject to damage by excess pressure (i.e. outlets, switches, etc.). 2. Contractor performs Testing Step One. 3. Contractor installs all remaining components of each piping system. 4. Contractor performs Testing Step Two. 5. Certifier performs Certification Step One. 6. For medical air and medical vacuum only, and in accordance with rquirements of warranties for new equipment, Authorized Representative for manufacturer of new medical plant equipment reviews installation and starts new medical air and medical vacuum plants. 7. Contractor fills and purges all other piping systems with appropriate gas. 8. Certifier performs Certification Step Two. C. Phase 2: Repeat applicable portions of procedure approved for Phase 1. GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHL1NE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. 15991 MEDICAL GAS SYSTEMS CERTIFICATION Page 3 1 D. Existing Outlets Affected by New Work: Certifier shall inspect entire length of 2 new piping mains, starting from source equipment and continuing to all points of 3 connection to existing piping, and shall determine which nearby areas are served by 4 each such branch of existing piping. Based upon these findings, Certifier shall 5 recommend a limited quantity of existing outlets to be included in testing and 6 certification procedures. Submit recommendation to Architect for approval. 7 8 3.03 WORK UNDER THIS SECTION 9 10 A. Certification Step One, Certifier shall: 11 12 1. Perform second cross - connection test using Nitrogen. 13 14 2. Verify labeling. 15 16 3. Check valves and verify zoning. 17 18 4. Test all outlets for flow using Nitrogen. 19 20 5. Test all alarms for operation and set point using Nitrogen. 21 22 6. Purge pipeline using Nitrogen and perform second "White Cloth Test ". 23 24 7. Test each zone using Nitrogen and 0.45 micron filter. 25 26 8. Using Nitrogen, test each zone for dew point (water in lines), total 27 Hydrocarbons (oil in lines), and Halogenated Hydrocarbons (cleaning 28 solvents in the lines). 29 30 B. Certification Step Two: Certifier shall: 31 32 1. Using system gas, verify that each outlet and each source has appropriate 33 concentration of gas. 34 35 2. Test medical air for trace contaminants. 36 37 3. Test all source equipment and required master and zone alarms for proper 38 operation. 39 40 4. Perform operational pressure test. 41 42 5. Wait 24 hours, retest medical air for trace contaminants, and verify 43 function and accuracy of dew point and CO monitors. 44 45 3.04 WORK BY OTHER CONTRACTORS UNDER DIVISION 15 46 47 A. Testing Step One, Contractor shall: GEROPSYCH AND REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION HIGHLINE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL #96007 . Northwest Architectural Company, P.S. 1 2 3. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 END OF SECTION 15991 15991 MEDICAL GAS SYSTEMS CERTIFICATION Page 4 1. Test each joint and section of piping using Nitrogen at 1.5 times working pressure (150 psig minimum) and appropriate leak check solution. 2. Blow gross debris from piping using Nitrogen: , Testing Step Two, Contractor shall: 1. Perform 24-hour standing pressure test using Nitrogen at 20% above working pressure. 2. Purge any remaining debis from piping using Nitrogen. 3. Perform "White Cloth Test" using Nitrogen. 4. Perform cross-connection test using Nitrogen. 5. Verify labeling. Dear Sir: City of Tukwila Fire Department Fire Department Review Control #M96 -0065 (512) July 24, 1996 Re: Geropsych & Regional Hospital - 12844 Military Road South The attached set of building plans have been reviewed by The Fire Prevention Bureau and are acceptable with the following concerns: 1. H.V.A.C. units rated at greater than 2,000 cfm require auto - shutdown devices. These devices shall be separately zoned in the alarm panel and local U.L. central station supervision is required. (City Ordinance #1742) H.V.A.C. systems supplying air in excess of 2,000 cubic feet per minute to enclosed spaces within buildings shall be equipped with an automatic shutoff. Automatic shutoff shall be accomplished by interrupting the power source of the air - moving equipment upon detection of smoke in the main supply -air duct served by such equipment. Smoke detectors shall be labeled by an approved agency for air -duct installation and shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's installation instructions. (UMC 608) Fire alarm systems shall be maintained in an operative condition at all times. Fire alarm systems and their component parts shall be inspected and tested per manufacturer's specifications and N.F.P.A. 72 at a minimum frequency of every twelve months. A copy of inspection, test and maintenance records shall be forwarded to the Tukwila Fire Prevention Bureau. (NFPA 72 (7 -3.2, 7- 3.2.1)) (City Ordinance #1742) All new fire alarm systems or modifications to John W. Rants, Mayor Thomas P. Keefe, Fire Chief Headquarters Station: 444 Andover Park East • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • Phone: (206) .57.5-4404 • Fax (206) 5754439 City of Tukwila Flre Department Page number 2 existing systems shall have the written approval of The Tukwila Fire Prevention Bureau. No work shall commence until a fire department permit has been obtained. (City Ordinance #1742) (UFC 1001.3) Call the Tukwila Fire Department at 575 -4407 for approval of any system shut down. Have job site address, name and the Tukwila Fire Department Job Number available to confirm shut down approval. (City Ordinance #1742) 2. All electrical work and equipment shall conform strictly to the standards of The National Electrical Code. (NFPA 70) 3. This review limited to speculative tenant space only - special fire permits may be necessary depending on detailed description of intended use. Any overlooked hazardous condition and /or violation of the adopted Fire or Building Codes does not imply approval of such condition or violation. Yours truly, 5i The Tukwila Fire Prevention Bureau cc: TFD file ncd John W. Rants, Mayor Thomas P. Keefe, Fire Chief Headquarters Station: 444 Andover Pant East . Tukwila, Washington 98188 • Phone: (206) 575 • Fay (206) 57$44139 F1 =Help, ESC =Exit current screen. CITY OF TUKWILA Id: ROUT130 Keyword: UACT User: 1677 07/23/96 Activity document routing maintenance. MECHANICAL PERMIT Permit No: M96 -0065 Tenant: GEROPSYCH & REGIONAL HOSPITAL Status: PENDING Address: 12844 MILITARY RD S Route: 1 Current Route Line: 2 of 5 Packet Units Description Station Status Received Assigned Complete addaadaaaalaaaaaaaaad aaaaadaaaaaaaaaaaaa adaaadaaaaaadddaaaaaaaadaaaaadaadaaadadd Packet Units Action Station Initials Status Received Assigned Completed Ap Cond. 05/21/96 07/23/96 07/23/96 MECH 01 01 C BLDG KEN Priority (0 /low..9 /high): 0 Regular hours (HH.MM): .00 Overtime Hours(HH.MM): Comments 1[OVER 2,000 CFM REQUIRES AUTO SHUT -OFF. ] 2[ 3[FIRE PLEASE REVIEW AND COMMENT. by KEN 4[ ] 5[ 6[ 7[ 8[ 9[ 10[ ] j DETACH TO DISPLAY CERTIFICATE • THIS CERTIFIES THAT THE PERSON NAMED HEREON IS REGISTERED AS PROVIDED BY LAW AS A State of Washington County of King LDETACH TO DISPLAY CERTIFICAT"_t • I certify that this a true and correct copy of a document in the possession of Auburn Mechanical, Inc. as of this date. 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SPECIALTY CENTER 12844 MILITARY ROAD SOUTH, TUKWII WA, 98168 TERMINAL UNIT SCHEDULE MARK ROUGH-91 ' NEW OWING RUN -OUT ORIFICE' SIZE IN 4 OUTLET DUCT '- =: SIZE WxH IN INLET STATIC PRESSURE IN WG OUTLET STATIC- PRESSURE IN WO HEATING LOAD MBH t HEATING COIL LAT T WATER FLOW GPM [EATING COIL WPD FT WG 1' NOTES T11-1 MIIIIIIEN00® MEM alliEEMMall TU-6 360 21 + A 5 WATER CLOSET - FLUSH VALVE 9 x 10 0.55 0.30 12.6 2 91.4 0.7 0.3 0.7 11/2' 1 1 /2 1 1© x ANEMOSTAT/S3HDO 90.8 11112:11111111E011111119111 E) LAVATORY - WALL MOUNTED 1 11/2' 1 /2 1 /2' X EF-5 3 WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE e LAVATORY - WALL MOUNTED 1 1 A - X 9 x- 10 0.56 0.30 11.6 2 96.1 0.8 0.4 0.7 330 A A 5 11/1 9 x 10 an 0.30 5.3 2 103.5 0.6 0.3 0.7 1 11111 1/2' 9 x 10 0.45 0.30 11.7 2 92.0 0.6 0.3 0.7 X TU-7 360 A © S DISHWASHER 9 x 10 0.46 0.30 15.8 2 99.9 1.8 1.9 1.2 11 TJ EZIIIIIMEIIIIIIMI r 1 W 9 x 10 MUM 0.30 KIM©IECESIIIIIMI®NEIll \1 �J ELECTRIC WATER COOLER - 1 1 1 /2 - X 1 /s HP, 120V P CLOTHES WASHER 2' 11/2' 1 /2 1/2 x 1 ®111:113111111M© HOSE BIBB - - 3 /4 - X e FLOOR DRAW r -11111MIII - - t 1 ©IEMINICIM©IKEEll 100.6 0.9 0.5 0.7 1 TU-12: 250 A 5 9 x 10 0.60 0.30 11.2 TU-13 280 A 5 ® 9 x 10 0.54 0.30 10.6 94.2 0.6 0.3 0.7 11J-14 240 A 5 9 x 10 0.62 0.30 11.0 101.5 0.9 0.5 0.7 TU-15 330 A 5 9 x 10 0.54 0.30 11.6 2 91.7 0.6 0.3 0.7 11J-16 390 B 6 9 x 10 0.53 0.35 6.8 1 75.0 0.6 0.1 0.7 111 -18 460 0 6 9 " x 10 0.55 0.35 8.0 EMI 75.0 0.9 0.3 0.7 TU-19 280 A 5 9 . x 10 0.57 0.35 4.9 MUM 75.0 0.6 0.1 0.7 11J-20 850 D 8 12 x 10 0.74 0.30 MEM 103.0 3.6 2.0 2.9 6 TU -21 940 E 10 14 x . 10 0.79 • " 0.35 23.7 82.3 0.9 0.7 0.7 TU-22 250 IMIBEMIEIJBIIFMIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIEIIEIIILEJIIIIICEIIIHIIEEEIIIIIEIM 1U -24 60 A ; A 5 5 2.5 9 x 10 9 ,x 10 0.65 " 0.33 0.30 0.30 11.4 1.0 1 101.6 98.9 75.0 " 0.9 0.5 0.7 '® 0.6 '® 0.1 '® 0.7 TU-25 270 A 5 9 x 10 =- 0.58;, 0.30 .. 11.8 2 99.7 0.9 0.5 0. 7 - 1U-26 270 " " :A 5 9 "x 10 ". 0.56 0.30 11.8 2 _ 99.7 0.9 0.5 0.7 10-27 290 A 5 9 x 10 0.57 0.30 13.9 2 103.6 1.6 1.5 1.2 TU-28 260 A 5 9 x 10 0.51 ' 0.30 11.8 2" 101.1 1.0 0.7 0.7 111-29 ® 9 .;x 10 0.48 0.30 11.8 2 101.1 1.0 0.7 0.7 1U-30 250 A 5 " 9 .. 10 0.50 0.30 - 10.9 2 _ -. 99.4 0.8 0.4 0.7 TIJ-31 260 A 5 9 x 10 0.53 u.30 11.8 2 101.1 1.0 0.7 0.7 2 40(1 " : B 6 • ; 9 x 10 0.52 -0.30 8.5 1 78.6 1.3 0.5 1.2 7 PLUMBING FIXTURE -CONNECTION SCHEDULE MARK DESCRIPTION ROUGH-91 ' NEW OWING NOTES REMARKS w, GENTRIRIGAL UNHOUSED PLENUM TYPE ' 8,400 CFM O 1.10' W6 TSP -, 546 FRPM, 2.3 BHP, 3 HP. 208V/3PH 3W DIA CLASS I NRFOL WHEEL GREEWHEEK / 36-PLN 2, 3 t e WATER CLOSET - FLUSH VALVE 3' r 1' - X 30% I T;' UL CLASS 2, PLEATED MEDN iYPE. DISPOSABLE ( 24 4x2' & (2) 24'x12'x2' - APD O2Y._WG CLEAN, 0.75' WG CHANGE-OUT PUROLATOR -1 MARK 80 DUCT - WI•DIEWCHAIR ACCESSIBLE WATER CLOSET - FLUSH VALVE 3' 2' 1' - X 84' x 18' ALUMINUM AIRFOIL w/ BLADE & JAMB SEALS APD 0.02' WG RUSKIN / CD-5O RETURN/EXHAUST GRILLE ` CAS LAVATORY - COUNTERTOP 11/2' 1 1 /2 i/2' x ANEMOSTAT/S3HDO 3 E) LAVATORY - WALL MOUNTED 1 11/2' 1 /2 1 /2' X EF-5 3 WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE e LAVATORY - WALL MOUNTED 1 1 W 1 h' X 4 E SINK - COUNTERTOP 1 1 1 /2 1 /2 X 45. SINK - COUNTERTOP 11/1 1 1 /i %2 x 2 i3L/ " MOP SINK 2' 1 W 1/2' X e CLINIC SINK 3' 2' 1' - X S DISHWASHER - - - 1h x 1 ROUTE WASTE THRU AIR GAP TO DISPOSAL 11 SHOWER r 1 W W x \1 �J ELECTRIC WATER COOLER - 1 1 1 /2 - X 1 /s HP, 120V P CLOTHES WASHER 2' 11/2' 1 /2 1/2 x 1 HOSE BIBB - - 3 /4 - X e FLOOR DRAW r 1 - - x FLOOR DRAIN r 1 W - x CONNECT TO TRAP PRIMER VALVE AIR HANDLING .:UNIT ' AHU -1 LTfM DESORPTION NOTES -SUPPLY FAN - CENTRIFUGAL UNHOUSED:PLENUM TYPE: 11.600 4.61' WO TSP 1336 FPM, 12.8 BHP, 15 HP, 208V/3PH 30' DIA puss 9 AIRFOIL HI REEL GCK / 30 -PIN 1. 3 RETURN FAN - GENTRIRIGAL UNHOUSED PLENUM TYPE ' 8,400 CFM O 1.10' W6 TSP -, 546 FRPM, 2.3 BHP, 3 HP. 208V/3PH 3W DIA CLASS I NRFOL WHEEL GREEWHEEK / 36-PLN 2, 3 COOLING COIL . , :_ R-22 DIRECT EXPANSION 77.9 /63.4FEDB /EWB 520/51.2F1DS/LWB 390.4 / 319.8 MBH TOTAL / SENSIBLE 75' FL X 54' FH, 2 CIRCUIT- INTERLACED, 6 ROW, 10 FPI APO 0.71'WG RPD .1.25 PSI HFATCRAFT / 5611006C SUPPLY DIFFUSER AFATING " COL HOT. WATER 75' FL X 54' FAH, 2 ROW, 10 FPI (ESTIMATED) APD 0.14 (ESTIMA2ED) 4. PRE - FLIERS 30% I T;' UL CLASS 2, PLEATED MEDN iYPE. DISPOSABLE ( 24 4x2' & (2) 24'x12'x2' - APD O2Y._WG CLEAN, 0.75' WG CHANGE-OUT PUROLATOR -1 MARK 80 DUCT - CARBON FILTERS TRAY TYPE 24 DEEP APB 029' WG (ESTIMATED) 4 FINAL FILTERS 90% EFFICIENT, 11 CLASS 2, CARTRIDGE TYPE, DISPOSAL (6) 24x24 x12' & (2) 24'x12'x12' i APD 0.31' WG .CLEAN. 1.00' WG CHANGE-010 FILTRA / DUiRAFIL 1511 PERFORATED - REMOVAL: E FACE; PANEL SUE & NECK SUE PER FLOOR PLAN ANEMOSTAT/3PRD 84' x 18' ALUMINUM AIRFOIL w/ BLADE & JAMB SEALS APD 0.02' WG RUSKIN / CD-5O RETURN/EXHAUST GRILLE ` CAS r DOUBLE -WN1, 3 L8/FT -.3, SEE SPECIFICATIONS 10,1'!00 LB (ESTIMATED), NO SHPPING SPLIT ANEMOSTAT/3PRS GRILLE /REGISTER /DIFFUSER SCHEDULE MARK SERVICE MOUNTING DESCRFflON MFG /MODEL A SUPPLY DIFFUSER LAY-ON MODULAR REMOVABLE CORES W/ MDIVIDW LY DAMPENED AR SLOTS & FITTED DEFLECTION VANES N EACH COTE; PANEL SIZE, NECK SIZE & THROW PER FLOOR PLAN ANEMOSTAT/RMD-FP B SUPPLY DIFFUSER SURFACE MODULAR REMOVABLE CORES W/ IMTIMOUALLY DAMPENED AU? SLOTS & FIXED DEFLECTION VANES IN EACH . CORE; NECK SIZE & THROW PER FLOOR PLAN ANEMOSTAT/RMD-S C SUPPLY REGISTER DUCT - DOUBLE DEFLECTION ADASTABLE FRONT & REAR VANES SPACED 3/4' O.C., W/ 0.B.D. ANEMOSTAT/S2H0 D RE11JRN /DLHAUST GRILLE LAY-ON PERFORATED - REMOVAL: E FACE; PANEL SUE & NECK SUE PER FLOOR PLAN ANEMOSTAT/3PRD E RETURN/EXHAUST GRILLE ` SURFACE PERFORATED REMOVABLE FACE; NECK SUE PER. FLOOR PLAN ANEMOSTAT/3PRS F. RETURN/EXHAUST REGISTER DUCT - HORiZ(NtTAL VANES FIXED 45 & SPACED 3/4' O.C., W/ 0.B.4. ANEMOSTAT/S3HDO I EXHAUST FAN SCHEDULE ITEM SERVICE TYPE [ oa PEAK CALCULATED LOAD 87 SCFM O 55 PSIG AT SOURCE VALVE %,M_ - ELECTRICAL SN]Zil� MFG/MODEL NOTES 2, 6 LIM�J TOILET ROOM DOIESTC RANGE H000 UMW( SET - ROOF EXHAUSTER GREENED( SWB-12 120 GALLON ESTIMATED), VERTiCAL GREEN ECK G-90 -G 1,2 EF-3 DOMESTIC CLOTHES DRYER ROOF EXHAUSTER 233 0.375 1300 DIRECT: 1/30 1 .20 1 `BREETiECK 1 G-85 -G 1,3 EF-4 ISOINHON SUITE UTILITY SET 530 5 4 EF-5 ISOLATION SUITE UTILITY SET 620 4 I MEDICAL AIR PLANT ITEM ITEM DESCRIPTKNI PEAK CALCULATED LOAD NOTES PEAK CALCULATED LOAD 87 SCFM O 55 PSIG AT SOURCE VALVE 1 1 COMPRESSOR 11 25.2 SCFM O 100 PSIG 7 -1/2 HP, 208V/3PH 2, 6 VACUUM PUMP 13 COMPRESSOR #2 25.2 SCFM O 100 PSIG 7 -1/2 HP, 208V/3PH 2, 6 120 GALLON ESTIMATED), VERTiCAL COMPRESSOR #3 25.2 SCFM 0 100 PSIG 7 -1/2 HP, 208V/3PH 2. 7 4 COMPRESSOR #4 25.2 SCFM 0 100 PSIG 7 -1/2 HP, 208V/3PH 2, 7 CONTROLS EP 240 GALLON, VERIL IM 6 I RE, ACCESSORIES 3, 4, 6 CONTROLS 5 MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT ITEM DESCRIPTION NOTES PEAK CALCULATED LOAD 75 SCFM 0 19' HG AT SOURCE VALVE VACUUM PUMP it 20 SCFM 0 19' HG (ESTIMATED) 5 HP. 208V/3PH 1 VACUUM PUMP 0 55 SCFM 0 19' HG 10 HP, 208V/3PH 2 VACUUM PUMP 13 55 SCFM 0 19' 110 10 HP. 208V/3PH 2 RECEIVER j1 120 GALLON ESTIMATED), VERTiCAL 3 RECEIVER f2 200 GALLON. HORIZONTAL 4 ACCESSORIES 5. 6 CONTROLS 7 - -- PUMP SCHEDULE MARK I SERVKK2 (HEATING TYPE !VERTICAL OTAL DYNAMIC HEAD -FT WG CONDENSER-FANS �� 4 ELECIRICX SERVICE YFG/IIODEL NOTES Y PH- P -1 WATER -35.4" 35 - 38 1750 1 208 3 AINISI80NG / 4360 1 -1/20 - C ONDENSING UNIT CU -1 - HEM - OESfRIPITON NOTES OWL COPEIMID DISCUS SEMI - HERMETIC TYPE 390.4 ASH AT 95 F AMBIENT & 43.6 F SATURATED SUCTON CONDENSER-FANS - (6) DIRECT DRIVE PROPaLER.TYPE ELECTRICAL 149,3 NOA AT 2307 13PH 'CASING 3,000 LB 1 1, - :BASIS OF DESIGN RS TEMPMASTER MODEL HSW -7 W/ 1- OR 2- ROW HEATING OOII PER SCHEDULE. -2. ` INLET DUCT SUES 10' MD LARGER ARE FLAT OVAL , 3. HEATING COIL PERFORMANCE IS BASED UPON. 56.67 EAT •A440'1 60 "EWE._ : 4. CONTROL VALVES ARE SELECTED FOR RUN- OUT;AUTHOR_i1Y BETWEEN 40T AND 60%. 5. TOR 111-2 FURNISH TEMPMASTER MODELS 7 SOX W/ OVERSIZED :14' X 10'- HEATING COIL SHIPPED LOOSE FOR FIELD-INSTALLATION. FOR TU=20 FURNISH TEMPMASTER MODEL S• BOX- W/ OVERSIZED 27' X 10' HEATING COL SIPPED LOOSE FOR FIELD - INSTALLATION. 1. PERFORMANCE w/ 52 F EAT AT 400' ABOVE SEA LEVEL INCLUDING 3% DRNE LOSS. SEE SPECIFICATION FOR TSP AT OTHER OPERATING CONDITIONS. 2. PERFORMANCE w/ 75 F EAT AT 400' ABOVE SEA LEVEL INCLUDING, 3% DRIVE LOSS. 3. GLANCE TO AIR QUAN TIY USTED IN HVAC AIR BALANCE FOR PRESENT CONDITION ON M1.1 4. FUTURE EQUIPMENT USTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY 5. FURNISH w/ THE FOLLOWING INTEGRAL ACCESSORIES HORIZONTAL. FAN ARRANGEMENT 3 w/ MOTOR :POSITION W 2' MINIMUM STATIC DEFi.ECTION:SELSIMIC ISOLATORS FOR BOTH FANS THRUST RESTRAINTS FOR 80TH FANS STAINLESS :STEEL DRIP PAN SLOPED TO DRAIN MARINE-SERVICE UGHTS PRE -WIRED TO TIMER = SWITCH CONFIGURATION AND ACCESS DOORS PER M3.4 & M5.1 FURNISH w/ THE FOLLOWING ACCESSORIES. SHIPPED LOOSE VARIABLE .SPEED DRNE w/ BYPASS'CKT & •DOC INTERFACE-FOR EACH FAN (2) THERMOSTATIC EXPANSION VALVE (2) REMOTE BULB w/ CAPILLARY TUBE (2) LIQUID DISTRIBUTOR. (2) BASIS: OF DESIGN IS LASALLE MODEL. SZH- 285. • 7. ' UNIT SHALL BE FURNISHED BY OWNER AND INSTALLED 8Y' CONTRACTOR. -"8. 121W POWER • CIRCUIT TO SERVICE :UGILT POC SHALL BE PROVIDED UNDER DTASiON 16. 1. FURNISH w/ THE FOLLOWING INTEGRAL ACCESSORIES: COMPRESSOR SPRING MOUNTING w/ VTBRASORBERS CYLINDER UNLOADING FOR 100/75/50/25/0 % CAPACITY CONTROL HOT GAS BYPASS w/ SOLENOID & REGULATOR FOR EACH COMPRESSOR ANTI SHORT -CYCLE TIMER FAN CYCLING w/ FLOATING HEAD LOW AMBIENT CONTROL CONTROL CIRCUIT TRANSFORMER 2. BASIS OF DESIGN IS HEATCRAFT / AUD3OH2D3A 3. UNiT SHALL BE FURNISHED BY OWNER AND INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. 1. FURNISH W/ PREFABRICATED ROOF EIJRB, MOTORIZED BACIORAFT WAFER & SOLD STATE SPEED comm. SWITCH. 2. BN.ANCE TO MATCH MR FLOW SPECFTED BY RANGE HOOD MFG (ESTSNTED 280 CFif) 3. BALANCE TO WATCH AIR FLOW SPECF ED BY CL T HS DRYER IOC ( ESTIMM1ED 150 CFM) 4. EF-4 & EF-5 ARE FUTURE EXHAUST FANS LISTED FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. NOTES; 1. ROUGH -IN AND CONNECT FIXTURE FURNISHED BY OTHERS. 2. PROVIDE DISPOSAL, 1 /2 HP, 120Vi, AND DECK- MOUNTED AIR GAP FOR SINK IN ROOM N205. 3. PROVIDE 3/4' WALL - MOUNTED HOSE _ 8IBB W/ VAIXAJM BREAKER BENEATH SINK IN FOLLOWING ROOMS. ROUGH -IN UPSTREAM OF ANGLE STOP FOR SiNK P -3 N217, N218, 14221, N222. N223, N228, N229, 14232 P-4 N209, N212, N224, 11230 NMI 1. INCLUDES CAPACITY TO SERVE 27 PURITAN BENNETT VENTILATORS, 8 NOW WiTH AN INITIAL INSTALLATION OF TWO COMPRESSORS, AND 19 FUTURE WITH DELAYED INSTALLATION OF TWO ADDITIONAL COMPRESSORS. 2. SIZE EACH COMPRESSOR FOR 33% OF PEAK CALCULATED LOAD. 3. PROVIDE FILTERS, DRYERS, PRESSURE REGULATORS AND ALL OTHER PPM ACCESSORIES PER DETAIL 2 / 1172 4. SIZE EACH ACCESSORY FOR 100% OF PEAK CALCULATED LOAD. 5. PROVIDE PRE -WIRED CONTROL CABINET MOUNTED ON ACCESSORY SKID, EQUIPPED FOR QUADRAPLEX OPERATION, AND SET FOR DUMB( OPERATION AS FOLLOWS: COMBINATION DISCONNECT SWITCH / CIRCUIT BREAKER (4) MAGNETIC MOTOR STARTERS (4) PRESSURE SWITCHES (4) TIMER / ALTERNATOR CONTROL TRANSFORMERS (2) ALARMS PER M8.1 RELAYS AS REQUIRED TERMINAL BLOCK 6. PROVIDE PRE -PIPED AND PRE -WIRED ON 5100 PER DETAIL 2 / M7.2 EXCEPT WHERE ITEMS ARE SHOWN TO BE SHIPPED LOOSE. 7. COMPRESSORS 13 AND 14 ARE FUTURE ITEMS LISTED FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. 8. BASIS OF DESIGN IS MEDAES REUSYS MODULAR MEDICAL AR PLANT AS FOLLOWS: COMPRESSOR NODULE (2) PART # 6910 -9008 -505 RECOVER MODULE (1) PART # 6910 -9008 -542 CONTROL MODULE (1) PMT # 6910 - 9008 -520 1. EXISTING VACUUM PUMP ON ELEVATED FRAME TO REMAIN. RTETSCHLE MODEL VCEH100 -02. 2. SIZE EACH NEW VACUUM PUMP FOR 100% OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PEAK CALCULATED LOAD AND CAPACITY OF 05)511NG VACUUM PUMP. 3. EXISTING RECEIVER TO REMAIN. 4. RECEIVER j2 NOT REQUIRED. AT MANUFACTURER /CONTRACTORS OPTION, NEW RECEIVER MAY BE PROVIDED AS PART OF PACKAGED TANK - MOUNTED DUPLEX PLANT. 5. PROVIDE FILTERS AND ALL OTHER PIPING ACCESSORIES PER DETAIL 3 / M7.2. 6. SIZE EACH ACCESSORY TO MATCH ASSOCIATED VACUUM PUMP. 7. PROVIDE PRE -WIRED CONTROL CABINET, SHIPPED LOOSE OR TANK - MOUNTED, AND EQUIPPED FOR TRIPLEX OPERATION AS FOLLOWS: COMBINATION DISCONNECT SWITCH / CIRCUIT BREAKER (3) MAGNETIC MOTOR STARTERS (3) VACUUM SWITCHES (3) TiMER / ALTERNATOR CON -[JL TRANSFORMERS (2) ALARMS PER M8.1 RELAYS AS REQUIRED TERMINAL BLOCK 8. BASIS OF DESIGN IS MEDAES PACKAGED TANK - MOUNTED DUPLEX MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT, PART # 6911- 9007 -130. WiTH TRIPLEX CONTROL CABINET. BUllD1NG DN1S101,1 RECEIVED CITV OF TUKWILA MAY 2 0 199E PERMIT CENTER -.. 8CNEDIJLEB } o CC N 2 W 2z 0 W 00 r 0} Z J W 90.14 =0) -- 303 BATTERY STREET - SEATTLE. 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Row COL PPfi! f l 113sJi&.1 7O/FROM ROOF RERMGERMIS PPM (TYP 2 CIS} REHEAT PPM BMW M35 1 —BED � W21 ) AC PIPING it 1 - E tt? ii1 I „vzk QT PA 1—BED (W216) 1 -8E3 1 -BE0 (W215 ;1 N —NH - —N H- - - - NJ Vj NF' NB raIER6LEUEI FOR AUTOMATE /5, DELETE ALL W l*( SH0*14 FOR PRISE 2 AND CAP HEERING HOT WATER SUPPLY NO RETAIN PIPING TO/FROM WEST WMG. qb sw ci SIGN RECEIVED C17Y OF TUKWLLA MAY 6 PET3M CEN TER SECOND FLOOR PLAN 1IT 303 BATTERY STREET _. SEATTLE, WA 98121 ' (206) 441 -4522 FAX (206) 441 -7917 'tag, HOE -96 )07 . FILE 2465113 -5 . ;DRAWN RAB CHECKED BJH DATE 5 ,14 g6 1 -BED W231 LIZ 1 Er CLEAN UTILITY 21 SE 2 1 4 )AED 1 -BED / 1 1c NURSE STATION (W202I EC OND. FLOOR" PL at: /8 1 0 " • CORRIDOR (N21 OFFSET BELOW CUCWORK DATA CLOSET x=. -am a2!O 1 1 -8EO ( W216) FOR 2 MIRE P -1 R 2.FUTLIRE P-3 con DOE= HOT t COLD WIER PFl6 MGM KW COVE ( Y5.4 FIRDREE 6 DRUM 12• MOW ROOF ▪ 00111-WADED BMW & SCREWED ODRET 1 CD 61/ DEEP SEAL 1RAP B ELOW SOB, RARE CD BOCK-UP TO P-16 0 ROOF ORAN(E) —�� 1 -RED 1 -B© 62141 I -, 9 —NJ' LAUNDR'Vr` W213 NL - -NB m qoD CONSTRUCTION NOTES: OFFSET WASTE TO AVOID DUCE BELOW SLAB. OFFSET WASTE ABOVE FLOOR TO MOM PENETRATING CONCRETE BEAM BEL.OMW. RECEIVED CITY OF 7UK`MLA MAY 2 x'. - PERMIT CENTER SECOND FLOOR PLAN PLUMBING, 303 BATTERY.SIKtk} SEATTLE WA 98121 (206) 441 -4522 FAX (206) 441 -7917 • _ • - - _ c*— POG..1) TOP*OF RISER (1VP.. mis WING) 4VUUM. 2 OXYGEN 2 MEDICAL AIR YGEW ourtErs 141194utk,i GURETS 10 Aft ()Airs 8 4 OXYGEN OUTLETS 4 MEDICAL AR OUTLETS VACUUM OUTLETS 8 vacuum otritcrs 4 OXYGEN OUTLETS 4 MEDICAL AIR OUTLETS' 1-1 MED AIR OUT 'ACI.11)11 OUTLETS 4 ICAL OUTLETS 4 OXYGEN OUTLETS (1) VACUUM OUTLET (I) OXYGEN OUTLET 2111110111. 1! 101-411 n 2 VACUUM OUTLETS 2 OXYGEN OUTLETS [1 ocjM MEDICAL AIR OUTLETS 11 VACUUM OUTLETS OXYGEN ovum OUTLETS r i VACUUM OUTLETS S 2 MEDICAL AR OUTLETS 2 OMEN OUTLETS (8) VACUUM OUTLETS (FUT (4) OXYGEN OUTLETS (FUT. (4) MEDICAL AIR OUTLETS FUT. 4 TLT. - 1 - 1 - INz. „„,.. n VAC OUTlETS ilki ' I 1 ( OXYGEN FROM BELOW & UP (E) UP (E) 1/2 1 if MEDICAL AR FROM ABOVE f..; ! 1 " -IF — 2 M I., -----lir . II .., 41111 11 1 2/2' VACIAMA FROM BELOW NEW & 1' _IIID__,T. ill__JT:.______iT 11 Wril-, i \J VoACUU1A 0 M 4t II 4 MEDICAL AIR /1 4/, • IAECSANICAL R C.1 VACUUM OUTLETS • 2 OXYGEN OURETS 2 MEDICAL PM OUTLETS k 1 k 1---1 h , • ijrn SECOND FLOOR PLAN NORTH & WEST WINGS - MEDICAL GAS Scale: 1/8" = 1 VACUUM MET% 1' TYP. magi ounErs, ye TYP. IOK:M M OUTLETS, W TYP. 16 VW.AST CURETS, 1 1YP. 1 r EIS. TYP. amErs, 7 TYP i2j MEDICAL NR OUTLETS, W TYP. (1) VACUUM OUTLET, (1) OXYGEN OUTLET, W VACUUM OUTLETS 2 OMEN OUTLETS 2 MEDICAL AM OUTLETS VACUUM OUTLETS OXYGEN OUTLETS MEDICAL M OUTLETS ZONE VALVE PANEL -el— (1) waRN ounir (1) OXYGEN °nu LEJ 1 1 , I 11 1-9ED I --ail 1-BED V---' I ( I P \ • I_ &LINER, 'IF 1-DED 1:w214 j * * N L NJ NH NF N O NB - GENERAL NOTES; CZ> LOCATE MEDICAL GAS canes PER ARCHITECTURA. MAKS AB-3 & A6.4 E> FOR ALTERNATE DELETE INDIvamL WALL-WARM OUTLETS Di NORTH WING. EXCEPT 9-01-(3). AND CONNECT TO PREFABRICATED HEADV011. SYSTEM FURNISHED BY Mn: AND 64STALLED BY MC. E> FOR ALTERNATE J2. DELETE INDIVIDUAL WALL-MCLINTED OUTLETS IN WEST WING MD CONNECT TO PREFABRICATED HEADWALL SYSTEM FURNISHED BY OWNER AND INSIALLED BY G.C. ED. MIAMI SIZE OF RUN-OUT TO °Ural: SHALE BE: FOR MMICAL Y? FOR OMEN g• FOR MEDICAL VACUUM E SEE rY) ty--01110 FOR MEDICAL GAS PIPING DIAGRAM. M7.2 en-MEVuEiRN,LA MA' 2 IS96 PERMIT CENTER SECOND FLOOR PLAN - MEDICAL GAS IlxIT=P1737M6RES. z 0 co 1 a. 0 4' WET R 2' DRAT RISE 1_BED W229 1 — BED 1 —BED if " 1 -BED 1 -BED W225) (W222 1!1/2' STAIR (N199 J NURSE STATION (W2021 1 1 /Y, N212 18'A80 2 -BED 7 • BOP 104' 1' 6'6BOP 1 1/4', BOP 105' 1 1/4', BOP 125 6'BBOP 1/2', .. P 104` I; 7 -� 1 1 /Y. BOP 124' 13' ,/2. r 8pP i06' ! - 18A60 ' CORRIDOR 3 :.:1 •. �,, { N213) 60P 99` 2'. BOP 104' BOP 108 18'.. .0 104' GT - 1i■r EMI 1 ELEVATOR LOBBY 4 5'A80P 107' OARIDOR BOP 1235' 8S'A60P 2 -BED M Y, BOP 103' ABOP :'1 • •T: L0600 1-6ED (T217) FIRE_ PROTECTION / I\ 4' AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SERVICE ENTERAN00 (E) -F 4. 4. STANDPIPE W/ „ 2 /z HOSE VALVE (E) . STAN DPIPE FDC (E) =c PHASE 1 --#•••• PHASE 2 1—BED W231) !N j 2' DRAIN RISER 1 1 WAITING (W200) ® W=b AMA OS o 5' 243' 243' 97 MEM r 1=1M wigs ope ■ j DATA: CLOSET —A W200A)�: I �l \\ I. 11 it 1i CW206) I r 1 t 1' UM €6665 SPAM n 1 r( T • �_ •1 -�;- it I !i i� wry 7 1 - -BED rW2 z 1 —BED 0214 NL . NJ - NH ` NF NB r- NA SJo- T LAUNDRY' 77 b 3 1 j � �' 4' STANDPIPE 6/ 21/2' HOSE VALVE (E) PIPE IN 1st FLR. CEILING STANDPIPE FDC (E) m % �O,5 :. 303 BATTERY 51 65.01.. BEATTLE;_WA.98121 (206) 441 -4522 FAX (206) -7917 • o . 10/10 UP TO EF -3 10/10 UP TO EF -2 (2) 8Y FROM BELLOW FIRE RATED SHAFT BY GENERAL CONRRACTOR 14/14 FROM BELOW F-. UP TO EXHAUST FAN(E) Ijll� r I J •�,� pAV D N —I SWITCHBOARD(E) FLOOR DRAN(E) 3 UP THROUGH PENTHOUSE ROOF 1 '(E) VACUUM PUMPS #2 & /3 ROXNER 112 1 ' /a (E) W(E) !JUMP-BACK SPACE CABINET W/ ALARM PLANT. 3! i, U: WOMF, 3033] m 1 MEDICAL AIR FROM ABOVE & DOWN NEW MECHANICAL ROOM WALL 48x18 ROOF JACK 84x18 ROOF JACK PARTIAL THIRD FLOOR PLAN, NORTH WING Scale: 1/8" = 1' -0" OFFSET W/ (2) 45 ELBOWS (4 NP) CORE DRILL OPENINGS THRU 3RD FLOOR SLAB PIPE CHASE BY GENERAL CONTRACTOR 2' FROM I= 2'(E) MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT M4.1 PMEUMATIC TUBE ON FLOOR(E) RECEIVER /1(E) VACUUM PUMP #1(E) PLYWOOD BACKBOARD(E) J DEMOLISH SIMILAR DUPLEX MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT THIS LOCATION & AU. ASSOCIATED PIPING THAT WILL NOT ELE REUSED - REMOVE FROM EXIST. MED. VAC. PLANT TO BRANCH TAKE -OFF FOR 2ND FLOOR ry) 2 4' PIPE STUB(E) 10x10 GRAVITY VENTILATOR(E) 19x19 EXHAUST FAN(E) 4' CAPPED STUB PIPE(E) 4' CAPPED STUB PIPE(E)— ROOF DRAIN(E) MAKE-UP AIR UNIT(E) 11x11(E) VENT 19x19 EXHAUST FAN(E) 25x25 EXHAUST FAN(E) wAlANIESu FROM OXYGEN TANK 1N PARKNC LAT 4' CAPPED STUB PIPE(E) cf MEDICAL AIR PLANT U4.1 MED. AIR COMP. #2 PRONDE MN. CLEAR REDS 10 REMOVE MW. AR COMP. SKID MED. AIR COMP. /1 MED. AR DRYER/RLTER /CONTROL MODULE W/ L.00AI. HARM PANEL MED. AN RECEIVER TANK A U FURNACE(E) 11x11 VENT(E) 4' PIPE STUB(E) 1'(E) 4 ACU -2(E) m PARTIAL ROOF PLAN, NORTH WING Scale: 1/8" = 1' -0" We MED. MR DN. MED. AIR INTAKE 6' VTR(E) ROOF DRAIN(E) AC #1(E) IIISTALL W STEM N DUCTNbPoK SUPPLY DUCT(E) PUMP #2(E) PUMP #1(E) ■ �r __ ',I lI ippr hill Ir 22x22 EXHAUST FAN(E) ter— 19x19 EXHAUST FAN(E) — _ L SLEEPER BY GENERAL CONTRACTOR (2 TYP) PIPE ENCLOSURE BY GENERAL CONTRACTOR CORE DRILL OPENINGS THRU ROOF 4' CAPPED STUB PIPE(E) u —19x19 EXHAUST FA(E) 19x19 EXHAUST FAN(E) -NEW MECHANICAL ROOM WALL HEATING PIPING DIAGRAM 1 7 M4.1 M7.1 T_ T, -T- - MOUNT 48' AFF DOC PANEL, CONFIRM EXACT LOCA1P N W/ OWNER - _ - " --" DEMOLISH CW TO MEDICAL AR PLANT W POC TO MAKE -UP WATER ASSEMBLY(E) FOR CHILLER 1' POC FROM 2' GAPPED CW (E) 1' REDUCED PRESSURE BACKFLOW PREVENTER, MOUNT 48' AF 1' POC TO MAKE -UP WATER ASSEMBLY(E) FOR BOILER INDIRECT WASTE TO DRAIN BOX DRAIN BOX(E) - BOILER(E) �DE NIC N PARTIAL PENTHOUSE PLAN WEST WING Scale: 1/$" = 1. -0" r 1 CONSTRUCTION NOTES INSTALL COMBINATION FIRE/SMOKE DAMPER IN OPENING THRU 3RD FLOOR SLAB. ACCESS DOOR IN SHAFT BY C.C.. \-1/2 CAP AT FLOOR CONTROL AIR COMP) (E) - j� „,F `( \l CONTROL AR CORP. (E). RELOCATE IN FUTURE 1 c MIRE MED. NR . }3 1L A- .11 , _r = - 1 _ - Tr=I JU1 ) 9 19 FUTURE MW. AR COMP. f4 / DEMOUSH MEDICAL AIR PLATT INCLUDING n', DUPLEX COMPRESSORS. RECEIVER TANK. : = � *: DRYER AND ALL RELATED ACCESSORIES '' R PIPING REE CNEO CITY OF iUKN /ILA AY !HI) PERMIT CENTER PARTIAL PLANS 111111211171114111 303 BATTERY STREET SEATTLE.. WA. 98121 FAX (206) 441-7917 • 4.1 RAJ 3RD FLOOR ELEV. 111' -0' 180 140 84x18 DOUBLE WALL SUPPLY PLENUM W/ 2' MYLAR- COATED SOUNDUNING & 20 GA PERFORATED UNER TOD 109' -5' (3 TYP.) TOS W8 109' -9' TOD 109' -31/2" 2' RADIUS BELLMOUTH 28/14 16/12 120 2ND FLOOR ELEV. 100' -0' BASE, SHIM LEVEL & ANCHOR TO SLAB SUPPLY AIR PLENUM SPACE TO RELOCATE 90% FILTERS & INSTALL FUTURE CARBON FILTER UPSTREAM 90% FILTERS SUPPLY FAN SECTION W/ A.D. 18/ / / I \ 120 1/2'x1/2' GALV. BIRDSCREEN (TYP.) DOUBLE WALL RETURN PLENUM W/ 2' SOUNDUNING & 20 GA PERFORATED UNER . 11 11111 160, TOD 109' -11 TA — 48 / 88 /. SECTION M3.4( M5.1 SCALE: 1/4' = 1' -0' -14/24 SECTION 03.4 05.1 SCALE: 1/2' = 1' -0' 10/12 100 18/14 45' SQUARE -TO -ROUND TAP (TYP. FOR ROUND CONNECTION TO RECTANGULAR RETURN DUCT) 20 LARGEST SIZE DUCT THAT WILL PASS THROUGH WEB SPACE NORTH /SOUTH J CAP FOR FUTURE EXHAUST r TO TU -111 70 F/S INTAKE PLENUM W/ A.D. RETURN FAN SECTION W/ A.D. 84/18 C8 TOS 110' -41/4' W12 W8 10'0 84/18 ECONOMIZER DAMPER 84x48 OUTSIDE AIR INTAKE LOUVER BY G.C. MECH. RM. FLOOR ELEV. 98' -9' MIXED AIR PLENUM W/ A.D. 30% FILTER HEATING COIL (FUTURE) COOLING COIL INTAKE PLENUM W/ A.D. SECTION M3.41 M5.1 SCALE: 1/2' = 1' -0' • 30/12(E) POC flicW OC(5 10/30 9/10 [-50 70 36/5 20/6 16/12 120 12/30 THIRD FLOOR 140 c 121' TYP. FOR DUCTWORK IN JOIST SPACE TOD 113' TYP. FOR MAIN NORTH /SOUTH DUCTWORK EAST OF GRID j CEILING, SEE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING FOR HEIGHT RECEIVED CITY OF 'JHN /ILA MAY PERMIT CENTER 303 BATTERY TREET S WA 0t21 (206) 441 -4522 • FAX (206) 441 -79t7 NAG NO. 98007 ALE 246505 -1 DRAWN KHD CHECKED BJH DATE 5 14 9E SHOP FABRICATED DIFFUSER CAP SAME SIZE AS DIFFUSER. NECK 18' FOR DUCT CONNECTIONS BENEATH BAR JOISTS, 32' FOR DUCT CONNECTIONS WITHIN WEB SPACE OF BAR JOISTS CEILING FIRE DAMPER NOTE: RETURN AND EXHAUST GRILLE CAPS SIMILAR EXCEPT FLEXIBLE DUCT NOT PERMITTED. M3.4 M6.1 SCALE: NONE 3 /8 FLANGE OPTIONAL ORIFICE (TYP.) 90' TEE - MAX. REDUCER DIFFUSER CAP 221 /i MAX. W= .75D 2 0 '1 ROUND - RECTANGULAR - ROUND OVAL ROUND SHEET METAL STUB DUCT W/ BEAD FLEX. DUCT CLAMP THERMAL INSULATION BLANKET CEILING DIFFUSER CONICAL 90' TEE 1 J Y- FITTING FLEXIBLE DUCT HIGH AS POSSIBLE, MINIMUM 7' M3.41M6.1 SCALE: NONE 3 /8' FLANGE 3 ,4 FLANGE SEE NOTE #3 45 SIJCE IN ROUND OR OVAL DUCT SEE NOTE #1 i TRUNK DUCT .I ' RUN- OUT FITTING PER FLOOR PLAN I---D ---i 45 ELL SEE NOTE #2 45' TEE RUN -OUT DUCT INLET DUCT PER TERMINAL UNIT SCHEDULE MIN. STRAIGHT =6D RUN -OUT ORIFICE PER TERMINAL UNIT SCHEDULE, TWO GAUGES HEAVIER THAN DUO NOTES; 1. USE SLICES INSTEAD OF ROUND- RECTANGULAR -ROUND WHERE d/D IS GREATER THAN 2/3. 2. T/D = 1.0 UP TO 14' DIAMETER, T/D = 1.5 FOR 16' DIAMETER AND LARGER. 3. 20 GA. PERFORATED METAL SOUND BAFFLE FLUSH WITH MAIN DUCT - 1/2' HOLES ON 11 /18 CTRS. DIAMETER OF CIRCLE BENT TO FIT MAIN DUCT = 1.6 x (DIAMETER OF BRANCH DUCT). FIRING DIA. UP TO 8' 9' -24' 25' -48' 47' -72' MAT'L GA. 24 22 20 18 M3.4 16.1 SCALE: NONE 3 /8 FLANGE HIGH VELOCITY DUCTWORK FITTINGS 90' 1 22 /i • DDC CONTROLLER, MOUNT SAME SIDE AS DAMPER ACTUATOR & COIL CONNECTION 45- 90'TEE 90' ELL SEE NOTE #2 rnqb -oo65 TERMINAL UNIT W/ OUTLET DUCT PER REHEAT COIL TERMINAL UNIT SCHEDULE MIN. 3' MIN. 2' TERMINAL UNIT DUCTWORK 45' -90' TEE D 12' 14' 16' 18' 20' 22' 12° 13' 14' 15' 16' 17' 24' 18' 26' 28' 30' 19' 20' 21' SPIN -IN FITTING W/ BUTTERFLY DAMPER & LOCKING QUADRANT (TYP. UNLESS SQUARE -TO -ROUND W/ 45' THROAT SHOWN ON FLOOR PLAN) DIFFUSER RUN -OUT DUCT 24'x18' ACCESS DOOR BY G.C. IN WALL BEHIND DUCT 18'x12' ACCESS DOOR IN BACK OF DUCT �- HWR M3.41M6.1 SCALE: 1' = 1' -0' rfi Y �I 2-- HWS M3.51M6.1 SCALE: NONE FRONT ELEVATION REHEAT COIL REHEAT COIL PIPING CLOTHES DRYER CONNECTION SELECT SPRING TO MAINTAIN CONSTANT SPECIFIED FLOW RATE AT 1 -TO -14 PSID HOLDING FRAME W/ GASKET, ARRANGE FOR UPSTREAM ACCESS 20'x12'x2' PLEATED MEDIA DISPOSABLE FILTER, 307. EFFICIENT, PUROLATOR /MARK 80 4'0, STUB THRU FINISHED WALL. LOCATE PER CLOTHES DRYER MFG'S RECOMMENDATION FLOOR REGE!YED GTV OF to KVJIIA 1A" 546 PERMIT CENTER DETAILS IEGILEIENETIECI 1- H 0 r 1 — Z � D Z 0 0 } W J Z < x0 �y1 W _ a 1 0) 303 BATTERY STREET SEATTLE. WA 98121 (208) 441 -4522 FAX (208) 441 -7917 MAC NO 96007 FILE 2465M6 -I DRAWN KHD• CHECKED BJH DATE 5 14 96' 3RD FLOOR POC � ° - 2'(E) CEILING BOILER (E) DEMOLITION N.I.C. DELIVERY, LABOR, NURSERY HWR Cv = 16 PRE -HEAT COIL II ABANDONED POC C7 BLEED VALVE Cv = 7.5 NAMEPLATE 4250 MBH GROSS OUTPUT INSTALL ABOVE ACCESSIBLE CEILING (T(P.) POC { MANUAL AIR VENT AT HIGH POINT POC PRE -HEAT COIL I ABANDONED) NAMEPLATE 410 GPM 0 32' WG TDH - -+l-F— I I 'h' 2'h' CROSS -OVER BRIDGE, 18.7 GPM FROM 180'F TO 1375F STRAIGHT PIPE LENGTH PER VALVE MFG'S RECOMMENDATIONS (TYP.) SECONDARY LOOP, 35.4 GPM FROM 160'F TO 137.5T / I TOP MANUAL AIR VENT OF RISER (TYP. 2) 1ST FLOOR LAB, 2ND, 3RD, RADIOLOGY, 4TH FLR OR FAN COIL UNITS M4.1 M7.1 SCALE: NONE PUMP #2 (E) REDUNDANT END -TO -END Y j TEE FITTINGS 1/2' BYPASS VALVE, SET 1.0 GPM HEATING PIPING DIAGRAM m qb- Obb5 1 P-1 1 STRAIGHT PIPE LENGTH PER ORIFICE MFG'S RECOMMENDATIONS TYPICAL CONTROL VALVE NORTH WING INSTALL ISOLATION VALVE IN PHASE 1 • IT I tt I 71 I X 1'/2' ' .I ;I 2•�� f . I I li l i II II 11/2 I I I I C I I i I -.� - -p- 2RD FLOOR ® ® (5 ® ® e - ® � ® e e ® e ® QWED M3.6I M7. BYPASS VALVE Cv = 10 Cv = 23 ORIFICE FLANGE (TYP. 2) STAINLESS STEEL DIFFERENTIAL ORIFICE, SELECT FOR 55' WG PSID AT 35.4 GPM SCALE: NONE I i I/ 3 /4 2 I I ' I 3 /4' I 1'/2 1 i ( 1/2 I 1,• I I � � /2 1 - - I t I l II TYPICAL CONTROL VALVE WEST WING 1 /2 Brass VALVE, SET 1.0 GPM (2) 1%' (TYP. VERTICAL) 3/, •� I F T D WATER P PING DIAGRAM RF PU /R 3� DOMESTIC HOT AND COL 1 21/8 (TYP. HORIZONTAL) INVERTED TRAP (TYP.) ( f_ ti D OIL TRAP, CONSTRUCT TO MINIMIZE ACCUMULATION OF OIL (TYP.) M3.51 M7.1 SCALE: NONE 1 ' /8 (TYP.) UQUID UNE SOLENOID VALVE SIGHT GLASS EXTERNAL EQUALIZER UNE THERMOSTATIC EXPANSION VALVE W/ SUPERHEAT ADJUSTMENT UQUID DISTRIBUTOR EVAPORATOR COIL s NOTES ITEMS FURNISHED LOOSE W/ IAHU -11 & PITCH ALL HORIZONTAL PIPING A MINIMUM OF 1 /2 10' AS SHOWN. CIRCUIT 1 SHOWN, CIRCUIT 2 IDENTICAL REFRIGERANT PIPING DIAGRAM REMOTE BULB W/ CAPILLARY TUBE, CLAMP TO PIPE ® 45' BELOW CENTERLINE 2ND FLOOR CO (D® ED (9 (1) ED ED ED ED e se e ROOF 3RD FLOOR 2' 1'/2' POC t - --E*tt ♦ 3 /4 lT U—. tJ \ 1./ - . LJ — r� L \ 7 I, U-. lr ee,EDs E)-ED » / 4'? 47 FUTURE FUTURE FUTURE FUTURE ( 15 SP pR gq'jJ �FPARA� nl�ll AN U aPPROVA D a' RECEIVED CITY OE TUKWILA MAY L 5 1996 PERMIT CENTER ®n 1,,EMA Pn !IPIMQ PIl* 8 303 BATTERY STREET SEATTLE, WA 9812t ' (206) 441 -4522 FAX (206) 441 -7917 , NAC NO. 96007 FILE 2465147 -1 DRAWN RAB CHECKED BJH . 1 %DATE 5/1406 ROOF 16 OUTLETS (E) 32 OUTLETS (E) 32 OUTLETS (E) 1'(E) 3 /4(E) 1'(E) THIRD FLOOR 36 OUTLETS (ALL NEW) 39 OUTLETS (ALL NEW) 75 OUTLETS (ALL NEW SECOND FLOOR 7,. -OUTLETS (E) 6 earnifs 3 /'(E) 3 /4'(E) FIRST FLOOR ,:BASEMENT EXTERIOR WALL • DOWN- TURNED ELBOW W/ BRASS SCREEN 10' ABOVE PENTHOUSE FLOOR 1 (3) INTAKE FILTER - MUFFLER 450•F 135 PSIG AIR - COOLED AFTERCOOLER - FLEXIBLE CONNECTOR NORTH WING 0 POC A 11/4° i • �� 3 /4 1 /4 TO ZONE 2= / ALARM PANEL ZONE VALVE PANEL (TYP 0 r COMPRESSOR 1 (NFPA 99 4- 3.1.1.9 (E) 1.A) _ NO 1/4 COMPRESSOR MODULE #1 COMPRESSOR MODULE 12 (IDENTICAL TO COMPRESSOR MODULE #1) 1 /2 CAP FOR FUTURE COMPRESSOR MODULES 13 & #4 2 TO FLR. DRAIN //V 1 °(E) � � 1/4 ►fit Pi • 4 A y ► d `^1 // / / / / / / / / / / / / / /A{ / / V 3 /4'(E) POC 1 "(E) 1 /2 1 3 /4'(E) 1 "(E) POC VAIOSINIR ra 14R i I M11 �i 1' E 1/4 1 1 1 1 /e(E) V2' ( E ) 3 /a'(E) 11 /2 (E) P 1 WEST WING RISER VALVE RISER VALVE r4f NO 0 A 0 V oo lye da Ha lye lye LiQUID LEVEL 47 STG TGLASS , MEDICAL AIR PLANT 147.2 147.2 - 2` 1 /4' TO ZONE ALARM PANEL 3/4 11 /2 T NO 1 / / / / / /// / /) ! // V POC 1/2'(E) 1'(E) 11/4'(E) ROUTE NEW MEDICAL GAS PIPING PARALLEL TO EXISTING PIPING SHOWN TO BE DEMOLISHED. NOTIFY WE OF REQUIRED POINTS OF RECONNECTION TO EXISTING BRANCH LINES NOT SHOWN ON DIAGRAM. 1 1 MEDICAL GAS PIPING DIAGRAM M3.7 M7.2 SCALE: NONE MEDICAL. . AIR PLANT O 55 PSIG 75 PSIG n / 0" / /1 PRESSURE SWITCHES ON OFF LEAD 1 95 -105 PSIG LEAD 2 - PSIG LEAD 3 - PSIG LAG 90 -100 PSIG Y I • PORT 125 P21G '4 2' P 1' PORT �• 1 / RECEIVER MODULE NO 0 V ! � 2 '(E) 21 /2' PEAT ( / /ice TO FIR. DRAIN 1 /2 �/r 1' DESICCANT DRYER COALESCING PREFILTER j i i i CAP r'T PENTHOUSE CONTROL MODULE MEDICAL AIR PLANT (E) 0 55 PSIG 75 PSIG n * 1/ 1/ WEST WING RISER VALVE ROOF z 2 OUTLETS (E) ABANDONED z 20 OUTLETS (E) z 20 OUTLETS (E) z 20 OUTLETS (E) z 20 OUTLETS (E) z 18 OUTLETS (ALL NEW) z 29 OUTLETS (9 NET NEW) z 47 OUTLETS (27 NET NEW) z 5 OUTLETS (E) I-2 29 OUTLETS (E) 1_I z 24 OUTLETS (E) +1 0 11 /4'(E) pj ia ° (E) • FOURTH FLOOR ROOF THIRD FLOOR SECOND FLOOR PARTICULATE FILTER W/ DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE GAUGE FIRST FLOOR FIRST FLOOR MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT Y72 BASEMENT • NOTES ITEMS FURNISHED LOOSE W/ MEDICAL AIR PLANT EQUIPMENT 1472 1-1' (ESTIMATED EXIST.) NO D z FROM NITROUS OXIDE TANK IN PARKING LOT T 1 0 FROM OXYGEN TANK IN PARKING LOT 1/2° (ESTIMATED EXIST.) TUNNEL 1/4 TEST PORT LO 44 PSIG ( -20%) HI 66 PSIG (20%) DEW POINT 39'F) & PRESSURE REGULATOR CO (10 PPM) SENSORS & MONITORS 1 1/4 21 /2' FROM BUILDING SOURCE VALVE TO BUILDING 1 SOURCE PRESSURE GAUGE SOURCE VALVE SOUTH WING' 0 -a 26 OUTLETS (E) V - 26 OUTLETS (E) THIRD FLOOR SECOND FLOOR 0 - 2 OUTLETS (E) V 2 OUTLETS (E) SOURCE PRESSURE GAUGE LO 12' HG PROVIDE THREE -VALVE BYPASS IF RECEIVER #2 IS NOT INSTALLED POC b 2' PORT 2' PORT VACUUM PUMP #1(E) POC RECEIVER #1(E) 3' • NOTES ITEMS FURNISHED LOOSE W/ MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT EQUIPMENT M4.1, M7.21M7.2 SCALE: NONE 3'• MN-- 3' • 01 3' VACUUM SWITCHES ON OFF LEAD #1 22 - 26 'HG LEAD #2 21 - 25 'HG LAG 20 - 24 'HG EXHAUST FILTER W/ BACK PRESSURE GAUGE THERMAL MALFUNCTION PROTECTION DEVICE --� MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT VACUUM VACUUM PUMP #2 PUMP #3 INLET FILTER RECEIVER #2 (OPTIONAL) 3'(E) THROUGH PENTHOUSE ROOF VACUUM GAUGE OIL FILTER OIL DRAIN W/ TEMP. GAUGE PACKAGED TANK - MOUNTED DUPLEX PLANT W/ TRIPLEX CONTROL CABINET SCHEMATIC PIPING DIAGRAMS POC DRIP LEG 1 IMEENSFYAIIII Z 0 Z a x W J 1— s 0 N J 4 4-- Z ( s W } CC 1— ed H U 0 v } U } (0 W d z 0 Cr JU W 9, (D X CO 303 BATTERY STREET SEATTLE. wA 98121 (208) 441 - 4522 FAX (209) 441 -7917 NAC NO. 96007 FILE 2465M7 -2 DRAWN RAB CHECKED BJH 047E 5 14 96 0 1 ROOF 16 OUTLETS (E) 32 OUTLETS (E) 32 OUTLETS (E) 1'(E) 3 /4 ° (E) 1'(E) THIRD FLOOR 36 OUTLETS (ALL NEW) 39 OUTLETS (ALL NEW) 75 OUTLETS (ALL NEW) 11/ 3/' / SECOND - FLOO R • 7 nuTLETS CE) 6 O(TLE`!S . 'O a /4'(E) 3 /4'(E) FIRST FLOOR EXTERIOR WALL / - DOWN- TURNED ELBOW W/ I BRASS SCREEN 10' ABOVE PENTHOUSE FLOOR AIR - COOLED AFTERCOOLER - FLEXIBLE CONNECTOR INTAKE FILTER - MUFFLER - - NORTH WING 0 A 0 1 /4' TO ZONE ALARM PANEL ZONE VALVE PANEL (TYP) COMPRESSOR (NFPA 99 4- 3.1.1.9 (E) 1.A) ■• t1► ■ COMPRESSOR MODULE /1 05 A A. 1 I S1 /4 POC COMPRESSOR MODULE 12 (IDENTICAL TO COMPRESSOR MODULE #1) v2-- TO FLR. DRAIN CAP FOR FUTURE COMPRESSOR MODULES 13 & #4 V 1 1/2' (E) 3 /4'(E) 11 ,4 POC 1 "(E) 1' 11,z / 3 /4 1'(E) POC a r 4 A W Fa 1 e'! aift�ff V 2 1 /4 WEST WING RISER VALVE A / / / / / / / / //A I / /$1/ / / / / / / / /// T 11/4 1 NO 0 1 J 1 1 /4 1 MEDICAL AIR PLANT •7.2 617.2 - �` 1 /4 TO ZONE ALARM PANEL 3/ 1 NO F 0 V +- I POC 1 /2(E) 1 '(E) / 11 /a'(E) / • I NO PLANTE) MEDICAL / 1 1 MEDICAL GAS PIPING DIAGRAM M3.7 617.2 SCALE NONE c ,4 1 / 4 PRESSURE SWITCHES ON OFF LEAD 11 95 -105 PSIG LEAD 2 - PSIG LEAD 3 - PSIG LAG 90 -100 PSIG --- -ih 2' PORT n � TNiUID LEVEL -SIGHTGLASS --r RECEIVER MODULE COALESCING PREFILTER •.41 1/ TO FUR. DRAIN MEDICAL.. AIR PLANT SCALE: NONE ROUTE .NEW MEDICAL GAS PIPING PARALLEL TO EXISTING PIPING SHOWN TO BE DEMOLISHED. NOTIFY A/E OF REQUIRED POINTS OF RECONNECTION TO EXISTING BRANCH LINES NOT SHOWN ON DIAGRAM. DESICCANT DRYER 7 // MEDICAL AIR PLANT (E) / -a 0 RISER VALVE / / / / / / / / //V/- > �f7�/7I 2'(E) V / • 21 /2' CONTROL MODULE 0 55 P516 75 PSIG n " WEST WING RISER VALVE ROOF CAP 1 ' 1 PENTHOUSE 2 2 OUTLETS (E) z 20 OUTLETS (E) 20 OUTLETS (E) FOURTH FLOOR ROOF z 20 OUTLETS (E) z 20 OUTLETS (E) THIRD FLOOR z 18 OUTLETS (ALL NEW) z 29 OUTLETS (9 NET NEW) z 47 OUTLETS (27 NET NEW) z 5 OUTLETS (E) + --z 29 OUTLETS (E) z 24 OUTLETS (E) 1 — 3 /4'(E) SECOND FLOOR ABANDONED FIRST FLOOR FIRST FLOOR MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT y7.2 BASEMENT 6172 1-1' (ESTIMATED EXIST.) NO -9-2 FROM NITROUS OXIDE TANK IN PARKING LOT 0 FROM OXYGEN TANK IN PARKING LOT 1 (ESTIMATED EXIST.) DEW POINT 39'F) & PRESSURE REGULATOR CO (10 PPM) SENSORS & MONITORS PARTICULATE FILTER W/ DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE GAUGE s NOTES ITEMS FURNISHED LOOSE W/ MEDICAL AIR PLANT EQUIPMENT TUNNEL Ye TEST PORT LO 44 PSIG ( -20%) HI 66 PSIG (20%) 1 2 FROM BUILDING SOURCE PRESSURE GAUGE SOURCE VALVE TO BUILDING 1 SOURCE PRESSURE GAUGE SOURCE VALVE 0 26 OUTLETS (E) V - -z 26 OUTLETS (E) THIRD FLOOR SECOND FLOOR 0 --- 2 OUTLETS (E) V ---z 2 OUTLETS (E) LO 12' HG PROVIDE THREE -VALVE BYPASS IF RECEIVER 12 IS NOT INSTALLED POC b 2' PORT 2' PORT VACUUM PUMP #1(E) �— RECEIVER #1(E) « NOTES ITEMS FURNISHED LOOSE W/ MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT EQUIPMENT M4.1, M7.21M7.2 SCALE: NONE EXHAUST FILTER W/ BACK PRESSURE GAUGE THERMAL MALFUNCTION PROTECTION DEVICE — 3'(E) THROUGH PENTHOUSE ROOF 3' 3' « VACUUM SWITCHES ON OFF LEAD #1 22 - 26 'HG LEAD #2 21 - 25 'HG LAG 20 - 24 'HG MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT VACUUM VACUUM PUMP #2 PUMP # INLET FILTER VACUUM GAUGE OIL FILTER OIL DRAIN W/ TEMP. GAUGE RECEIVER #2 (OPTIONAL) PACKAGED TANK - MOUNTED DUPLEX PLANT W/ TRIPLEX CONTROL CABINET DECVED G'ifV Of EI TUMf11LA ?4A( PERMIT CENT, POC N— DRIP LEG SCHEMATIC PIPING DIAGRAMS REVISIONS EXPIRES: 6/13/1996 1 303 BATTERY STREET SEATTLE. WA 98121 (206) 441 -4522 FAX (206) 441 -7917 NAC N0. 96007 FILE 2465617 -2 DRAWN RA8 CHECKED BJH ' GATE 5/14/96 j 4 HVAC' CONTROL POINT LiST DIGITAL INPUT LOCATION DESGR:PTIO,L' DIGITAL INPUT ANALOG INPUT DIGITAL OUTPUT ANALOG OUTPUT FIELD DEVICE- MASTER ALARM PANEL (2 typj AHU -1 AIR HANDLING UNfl W202 ((1, Master) & Engr's Office •#2, Slave) 1 Medical Air - Thermal Malfunction Protection Device X X X Su,• Fan St• Sto Two -wire, combine alarms at field devices Medical Air - Lag Compressor Running X Re kry Current Sensing Yoke Mechanical Room W201 Mechanical Room W201 Fan Statue West Wing Penthouse X Medical Air - Carbon Monoxide High Umit Duct Static Pressure Su, Fon S . -.. Modulation X X West Wing Penthouse West Wing Penthouse Differential Static Pressure Sensor, Duct Medical Air - Source Pressure High/Low Limit pad Room N209, above coign X Connect to VSD input P Three -wire, combine alarms at panel Mechanical Room W201 Mechanical Room W201 ©^�y Fan VSD Status X Connect to VSD Output Return Fan Sts �•. . Return Fan Status Medical Vacuum - Source Pressure Low Umit X Relay Mechanical Room W201 Receiver Drain Solenoid Valve X X X Current Sensin• Yoke West Wing Penthouse Mechanical Room W201 Mechanical Room W201 Return Fon ' - - • Modulation Nitrous Oxide - Source Pressure High /Low Umit X X Connect to VSD Input Return Fan VSD Status X 2, Three -wire Connect to VSD Output Mechanical Room W201 Economizer Dumper Modulation X X Damper Actuator (3) Differential Static Pressure Sensor, Duct Differential Static Pressure Sensor, Duct . Temperature Sensor, Wall w/ Shield Temperature Sensor, Duct Probe Temperature Sensor, Duct Averaging Mechanical Room W201 Pre -Fitter Status Mechanical Room W201 Mechanical Room W201 Mechanical Room W201, outside east wall Final Filter Status X Outside Jr Temperature X X X Return Air Tem•- • re X Mechanical Room W201 Mixed Jr A Temperature N201 & 2nd Floor West Wing Corridor Mechanical Room W201 Suppy Air Temperature X Temperature Sensor, Duct Averaging 3 r Mechanical Room W201 Freezestat X N201 & 2nd Floor Wed Wing Corridor Temperature Sensor, Duct Low Limit Mechanical Room W201 Smoke Detector X Connect to Smoke Detector, Duct 4 Mechanical Room W201 CU -1 CONDENSING UNiT Wed Wing Penthouse X X 11 X CU-1 Caramel • Unit Enable Doable Furnished Integral w/ Plant Control Panel Relay _ ^ North Wing Roof, south end 1 Enable h .. • e t Relay North Wing Roof, south end FHil X Current Sensing Yoke North Wing Roof, south end 2 Enable Disable Furnished Integral w/ Plant Control Panel Carton Uofoxide High Umit Relay North Wing Roof, south end 2 Statue Current Sensing Yoke North Wing Roof, south end MT=. r 1',: • • Line Solenoid Valve - Two -Way Solenoid Valve Mechanical Room W201 2 :• Une Solenoid Volvo Two-W. Solenoid Valve Mechanical Room W201 = 1 lliermosbaUc Expansion Valve Valve Furnished w U-1 do CU -1 Mechanical Room W201 .i.... 2 Thermostatic neon Valve Corm i Hot Gas • , - , So$enold Valve do R ulator 2 Hot Gas Solenoid Valve & R ulotor Valve Furnished w 41U-1 & CU -1 Valve & Regulator hitegral w CU -1 Mechanical Room *201 Mechanical Room W201 X Valve & R '• k for In -r. • I w CU-1 Mechanical Room W201 SECONDARY TING, WATER LOOP . 1teatin• Water PL � P-1 SecOnda • Heati • •Status Prima Sir • •" T mature E.:: i �._ ,I . L.. (P, „.I„ •,, , ice ►�xxxx H X X Re • Current Senen, Yoke Tem;. • • re Sensor P • Insertion Tem • re Sensor Pi • Insertion Tem • • re Sensor Insertion Tem• •are Sensor 1 - . , on Three -W. Valve & Actuator Differential Orifice, Pipe Wed W Penthouse, center near boiler West V • Penthouse, center near boiler Wed V Penthouse, center near boiler Wed WI • Penthouse. center near boiler Wed WI • Penthouse, center near boiler We • Penthouse, center near boiler d *i West Penthouse, center near • • ter Wi West Wing Penthouse, center near boiler Secondo _ ..� , SeoardarY1COp fJolr ' Seodndary Loop Bype; Modulation X Two-Way Valve & Actuator Wed Wing Penthouse, center near boiler TERtiMrilL INeIT aUl felocdy Presuro 31 PE Transducer (Sensieg_Element by TU Mf 2nd Floor North & Wed west end. Winge Rcioln T - 31 Temperature Sensor, Wall . 1 2nd Floor North & West west and Wings Air' am ' Mo&datiori 3 1 Damper Actuator. 2nd Floor North & Wed wed end Winds Heather Ca*F •Control Valve Modulation 31 Two-Way VoNe &- Actuator 2nd Floor North & West west and Wings ` ::Vahro Pae F.. • 31 ` Valve Actuator Aooeeso" 2nd Floor North - & Wed west end W X X X a, -1 Toilet Room Exhaust ;Fan St X'; Relay Mechanical. Room W201 . -1 .Toilek Room • wt Fan Status Curren Yoke Mechanical Room *201 ' •' • e,,^ T • Curren'. -5O Yoke . Dining / Activity Room N205 (?-ill ° ffi rElY , • - Zj R Current Sensing Yoke North Wing Rod. south end EF 2 R11190-1400d . , . . Fan Status ` North Wing Roof, south and Clothes Statue. X Current Sensing Yoke Laundry Room N208 EF 3 I Dryer Exhaust Fan Start/Stop X Relay. North Wing Roof, earth end EF -3 . "Clothes Dryer Exhaust Fan Status X Current Sensing Yoke North Wing Roof, south end EF -3 Clothe Dryer Duct Rear Status X Differential, Static Pressure Sensor, Duct Laundry Room N208, in chase FUTURE EQUIPMENT Terminal lkhif: " ='; 3 2 1 Typical, See Above future addition west of Waiting Room W200 EF-4 Isolation, Room, Differential Static Pressure - Stop X Differential Static Pressure Sensor, Wall future occupancy of Storage Room N224 EF-4 Isolation Room Exhaust Fan Si X Relay Mechanical Room W201 EF-4 Isolation Room Exhaust Fan Statue X Current Sensing Yoke Mechanical Room W201 EI:-4 I Room Exbiawt Fon Speed Modulation X Connect to VSD In. Mechanical Room W201 EF-4 I o Room ,Exhaust fan VSD Stator X Connect to VS0 Output Mechanical Room W201 EF-5 Isolation 'Room Differential Static Pressure - - - X Differential Static Pressure Sensor, Wall future occupancy of Staff Lounge Room N232 EF-5 Isolation Room .Exhaust Fon Start/Stop X Relay Mechanical Room W201 EF-5 Isolation Room Exhaust Fan Status X Current Sensing Yoke • Mechanical Room W201 EF -5 Isolation Room Exhaust Fan Speed Modulation X Connect to 1150 Input Mechanical Room W201 EF-5 Iodation' Room Exhaust` Fon VSD Status X Connect 16 VSD Output Mechanical Room W201 MEDICAL GAS ALARM POINT LIST DESCRIPTION DIGITAL INPUT ANALOG INPUT DIGITAL OUTPUT ANALOG OUTPUT LOCATION NOTES MASTER ALARM PANEL (2 typj W202 ((1, Master) & Engr's Office •#2, Slave) 1 Medical Air - Thermal Malfunction Protection Device X X X West Wing Penthouse West Wing Penthouse Two -wire, combine alarms at field devices Medical Air - Lag Compressor Running Medical Air - Dew Point High Limit X West Wing Penthouse West Wing Penthouse Aftercooler Drain Solenoid Valve & Power tight Medical Air - Carbon Monoxide High Umit X X West Wing Penthouse West Wing Penthouse Medical Air - Source Pressure High/Low Limit X West Wing Penthouse Three -wire, combine alarms at panel Medical Vacuum - Lag Pump Running X West Wing Basement Medical Vacuum - Source Pressure Low Umit X West Wing Basement Receiver Drain Solenoid Valve Oxygen - Source Pressure High/Low Umft X X West Wing Penthouse Outside East of East Wing 2, Three -wire Nitrous Oxide - Source Pressure High /Low Umit X Outside East of East Wing 2, Three -wire ZONE ALARM PANEL (2 typ) N225 & *202 3 Medical Air - Line Pressure High/Low Umit X N201 & 2nd Floor West Wing Corridor 3 Medical Vacuum - Une Pressure Low Umit X N201 & 2nd Floor Wed Wing Coridor 3 r Oxygen - Une Pressure High/Low Umt X N201 & 2nd Floor Wed Wing Corridor 3 LOCAL ALARM PANEL - MEDICAL NR PLANT Wed Wing Penthouse Thermal Malfunction Protection Device X Furnished Integral w/ Plant Control Panel Log Compressor Running X t Fumished Integral w/ Plant Control Panel Dew Point High Umit X Furnished Integral w/ Plant Control Panel Carton Uofoxide High Umit X Furnished Integral w/ Plant Control Panel LOCAL ALARM PANEL - .MEDICAL VACUUM PLANT Wed Wing Basement Lag Pump Running X Furnished Integral w/ Plant Control Panel MEDICAL GA S CONTROL POINT LIST DESCRIPTION DIGITAL INPUT ANALOG INPUT DIGITAL OUTPUT ANALOG OUTPUT LOCATION NOTES CONTROL MODULE to COMPRESSOR MODULE (2 Typ) 4 - P4 AWG THHN conductors in 3/4' conduit Suction Unloader Solenoid Valve & Run Ught X West Wing Penthouse Thermal Malfunction Protection Device X West Wing Penthouse Aftercooler Drain Solenoid Valve & Power tight X West Wing Penthouse CONTROL MODULE to RECEIVER MODULE 2 - 114 AWG THHN conductors in 3/4' conduit Receiver Drain Solenoid Valve X West Wing Penthouse MUM 1. Speed control switch furnished with EF -2 and EF -3 shall be instated within fan motor compartment under DMsion 16. 2. 120V Emergency power circuit to each DOC panel (2) shall be provided under DMsion 16. IiilaLl 1. Control wiring between modules shall be provide under Division 16. MIES: 1. Master Alarm Panels call be fumished under Division 15, and installed and connected under DMsion 16. Hardwire in parallel from each field device to Master Alarm Panels +1 and /2. 2. Reconnect existing circuits at location of Mader Alarm Panel #1. Extend new circuits to Muster Alarm Panel #2. Confirm nature and location of all existing alarm points prior to ordering alarm panels. 3. Zone Alarm Panels shall be furnished, installed and connected under DMsion 15. 1/4' Tubing from pipeline to alarm panel shall be provided under Section 15Xxx. 4. 120V Emergency power circuit to eoch master and zone alarm panel shall be provided under DMsion 16. Inici(9--occ5 GENERAL NOTES; E> ALL woait SHOWN ON HYAC cONTROL POINT uSr O9u 6E INSTALLED UNDER A SEPARATE CONCURRENT PROJECT. RECE!` /EO CITY OF NK'NILf. MAY PERMIT CENTER HVAC CONTROLS. REVISIONS f t waziumitai 303 BATTERY STREET S00TTLE. WA 98121 (20e) 441 -4522 FAX (goo -44L -7517 ,NAC NO 98007 TILE 2465M8 -I DeAww KH0 CHECKED BJtt % DATE 5/14/96 • 8.1 • GEROPSYCH & REGIONAL HOSPITAL EXPANSION 12844 MILITARY ROAD SOUTH, TUKWILA, WA. 98168