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U.S.DEPARTMENTOFENERGY
SOLARDECATHLON2013

TeamaSUNmProjectManual

FACULTYCONTACTS:
MatthewFraser
Matthew.Fraser@asu.edu

PhilipHorton
Philip.Horton@asu.edu

OlgaLavrova
Olga.Lavrova.unm@gmail.com

KristinaH.Yu
Khyu@unm.edu

PRIMARYSTUDENTCONTACT:
AliaTaqi
Alia.Taqi@asu.edu

SubmissionName:AsBuiltProjectManual
SubmissionDate:August22,2013
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Table of Contents
CoverPage....................................................................................................................................................................................1
TableofContents..........................................................................................................................................................................2
SummaryofChanges.....................................................................................................................................................................6
Tuesday,November20
th
2012Revisions...............................................................................................................................................6
Thursday,February14
th
2013Revisions..............................................................................................................................................11
Friday,April5
th
2013Revisions............................................................................................................................................................14
Thursday,August22nd2013Revisions...............................................................................................................................................17
RulesComplianceChecklist.........................................................................................................................................................19
TeamSuppliedLiquidsSchedule..........................................................................................................................................................22
StructuralCalculations.................................................................................................................................................................23
StructuralDesignNarrative.................................................................................................................................................................23
WeightCalculations.............................................................................................................................................................................26
FoundationLoadingCalculations........................................................................................................................................................40
ConsiderationsforGravityForces........................................................................................................................................................66
ConsiderationsforLateralForces........................................................................................................................................................96
ReferenceDocuments........................................................................................................................................................................112
DetailedWaterBudget..............................................................................................................................................................129
SummaryofUnlistedElectricalComponents..............................................................................................................................130
TargetClientCharacteristicsandRequirements.........................................................................................................................131
SummaryofReconfigurableFeatures........................................................................................................................................132
InterconnectionApplicationForm.............................................................................................................................................134
EnergyAnalysisResultsandDiscussion......................................................................................................................................135
HouseEnergyDemandandAppliances.............................................................................................................................................151
QuantityTakeoffofCompetitionPrototypeHouse....................................................................................................................152
SDBuildingCodeContentandCompliance................................................................................................................................160
ConstructionSpecifications.......................................................................................................................................................161
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CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS CONTENTS:


01 51 13 - Temporary Electricity
01 54 23 - Temporary Scaffolding and Platforms
03 40 00 - Precast concrete
05 00 00 Metals
05 05 23 - Metal Fastenings
05 12 00 - Structural steel framing
05 17 00 - Structural Rod Assemblies
05 40 00 Cold-Formed Metal Framing
05 50 00 - Metal Fabrications
05 54 00 - Metal Floorplate
05 75 00 - Architectural Metalwork
06 00 00 - Wood, Plastic, and Composites
06 05 23 - Wood, Plastic, and Composite Fastenings
06 10 00 - Rough Carpentry
06 11 00 - Wood Framing
06 16 00 - Sheathing
06 16 23 Subflooring
06 22 00 - Millwork
06 40 13 - Exterior Architectural Woodwork
06 40 23 - Interior Architectural Woodwork
06 73 00 - Composite decking
07 00 00 - Thermal and Moisture Protection
07 13 00 - Sheet waterproofing
07 14 00 Fluid-Applied Waterproofing
07 20 00 Thermal Protection
07 21 13 - Board Insulation
07 21 19 - Foamed-In-Place Insulation
07 27 00 Air Barriers
07 44 56 - Mineral-fiber-reinforced Cementitious panels
07 46 23 Wood Siding
07 62 00 - Sheet metal flashing and trim
07 71 23 - Manufactured gutters and downspouts
07 71 26 Reglets
07 90 00 J oint Protection
08 11 16 - Aluminum doors and frames
08 14 16 - Flush wood doors
08 33 23 - Overhead coiling doors
08 35 13.13 - Accordion folding doors
08 51 13 - Aluminum windows
08 71 00 - Door hardware
08 78 00 - Special Function Hardware
08 80 00 Glazing
08 95 00 Vents
09 21 00 - Plaster and Gypsum Assemblies
09 25 26 - Natural clay plastering
09 29 00 - Gypsum Board
09 60 00 - Flooring
09 91 23 - Interior painting
10 22 23.23 - Operable partition system
11 00 00 - Equipment
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11 31 13 - Residential Kitchen appliances


11 31 23 - Residential Laundry appliances
11 52 00 - Audio-visual equipment
11 52 13 - Projection screens
11 52 16.19 - Overhead projectors
12 36 00 Countertops
12 93 43.13 Site Seating
13 30 00 - Special Structures
13 42 00 - Building Modules
21 13 13 - Wet-Pipe Sprinkler System
22 11 16 - Domestic Water Piping
22 11 23 - Domestic Water Pumps
22 12 00 - Facility-potable water storage tank
22 14 00 - Facility storm drainage
22 14 13 - Facility storm drainage piping
22 33 00 - Electrical Domestic Water Heaters
22 41 00 - Residential Plumbing Fixtures
22 41 13 - Residential water closets, urinals, and bidets
22 41 16 - Residential lavatories and sinks
22 41 23 - Residential shower receptors and basins
22 41 39 - Residential faucets, supplies, and trim
23 01 00 - Operation and Maintenance of HVAC Systems
23 05 93 - Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing for HVAC
23 09 13 - Instrumentation and control devices for HVAC
23 21 13 Hydronic Piping
23 21 23 - Hydronic Pumps
23 31 00 - HVAC Ducts and Casings
23 37 13 - Diffusers, registers, and grilles
23 38 00 - Ventilation hoods
23 57 00 - Heat exchangers for HVAC
23 64 23 - Scroll Water Chillers
23 71 00 - Thermal storage
23 72 19 - Fixed Plate air-to-air energy recovery equipment
23 80 00 - Decentralized HVAC Equipment
23 82 19 - Fan coil units
23 83 16 - Radiant-heating hydronic piping
25 35 16 - Integrated Automation Sensors and Transmitters
26 05 00 - Common Work Results for electrical
26 05 83 - Wiring Connections
26 09 23 - Lighting control devices
26 22 00 - Low-Voltage Transformers
26 24 16 - Panelboards
26 27 13 Electricity metering
26 27 26 - Wiring Devices
262800LowVoltageCircuitProtectiveDevices
262913EnclosedControllers
26 31 00 - Photovoltaic Collectors
26 51 00 - Interior Lighting
26 56 00 - Exterior lighting
27 20 00 - Data communications
28 31 46 - Smoke detection sensors
31 66 00 Special Foundations
32 00 00 - Exterior Improvements
32 14 13 - Precast Concrete Unit Paving
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32 35 00 - Screening Devices
32 91 16.19 - Netting Planting Soil Stabilization
32 93 00 - Plants
32 94 33 - Planters
33 79 00 - Site Grounding
48 19 16 - Electrical power generation inverters

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Summary of Changes
SignificantchangestotheaSUNmprojectmanualandconstructiondrawingsthathaveoccurredbetweensubmissions
havebeenoutlinedbelow.

Tuesday, November 20
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2012 Revisions
TheProjectManualhasbeenupdatedfromthepreviousissue.Revisionsinclude:
COMPLETIONOFRULESCOMPLIANCECHECKLIST

ADDITIONOFTARGETCLIENTCHARACTERISTICSANDREQUIREMENTS

STRUCTURALANDSEISMICCALCULATIONREVISIONSASPERASCE710
Designnarrativeadded
WATERBUDGET
Totalwaterbudgetincreasedfrom979.83gallonsto1330.73gallons.Thisisaresultofanincreaseofwateruse
forfireprotectionfrom25to344gallons.
ELECTRICALREVISIONS:
PVpanelschangedfromBoschtoSunpowerE19240
InverterchangedfromSunnyBoytoPowerOne5000
Tigooptimizershavebeenremoved

ADDITIONOFWRITTENDESCRIPTIONOFSUMMARYOFRECONFIGURABLEFEATURES

ENERGYANALYSISRESULTSANDDISCUSSION
SDBuildingcodecontentandcomplianceadded
SPECIFICATIONREVISIONS

SPECIFICATIONSADDED
Section015113TemporaryElectricity
Section070000ThermalandMoistureProtection
Section071326SelfAdheringSheetWaterproofing
Section072600VaporRetarders
Section076200SheetMetalFlashingandTrim
Section081116AluminumDoors
Section083323OverheadCoilingDoors
Section083513.13AccordionFoldingDoors
Section085113AluminumWindows
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Section092900Gypsum
Section096223BambooFlooring
Section099423InteriorPainting
Section113113ResidentialKitchenAppliances
Section113123ResidentialLaundryAppliances
Section115216.19OverheadProjectors
Section123530ResidentialCasework
Section123600Counters
Section211313WetPipeSprinklerSystem(AddedAsPerNFPA13dStandard)
Section221400FacilityStormDrainage
Section224113ResidentialWaterClosets,Urinals,AndBidets
Section224116ResidentialLavatoriesAndSinks
Section224123ResidentialShowerReceptorsAndBasins
Section224139ResidentialFaucets,Supplies,AndTrim
Section230100OperationAndMaintenanceOfHVACSystems
Section232300RefrigerantPiping
Section235700HeatExchangersForHVAC
Section236423ScrollWaterChillers
Section238219FanCoilUnits
Section262726WiringDevices
Section262200LowVoltageTransformers
Section262416Panelboards
Section262713ElectricityMetering
Section263100PhotovoltaicCollectors
Section265100InteriorLighting
Section329116.19NettingPlantingSoilStabilization

SPECIFICATIONSUPDATED
Section015419TemporaryCranes
Section060523Wood,Plastics,AndComposites
Section061600Sheathing
Section061623Subflooring
Section067000StructuralComposites
Section071326SelfAdheringSheetWaterproofing
Section072119ThermalInsulation
Section074456MineralFiberReinforcedCementitiousPanels
Section081416FlushWoodDoors
Section087100DoorHardware
Section088000Glazing
Section092526NaturalClayPlastering
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Section102223.23OperablePanelSystem
Section115200AudioVisualEquipment
Section221116DomesticWaterPiping
Section221123DomesticWaterPumps
Section221200FacilityPotableWaterStorageTank
Section223300ElectricalDomesticWaterHeater
Section224100ResidentialPlumbingFixtures
Section232123HydronicPumps
Section233100HVACDuctsAndCasings
Section233713Diffusers,Registers,AndGrilles
Section233800VentilationHood
Section237100ThermalStorage
Section237219FixedPlateAirToAirEnergyRecoveryEquipment
Section238000DecentralizedHVACEquipment
Section238316RadiantHeatingHydronicPiping
Section260923LightingControlDevices
Section265600ExteriorLighting
Section270000DataCommunication
Section283146SmokeDetectionSensors
Section329300Plants
Section329433Planters
Section337900Grounding
Section481916ElectricalPowerGenerationInverters

SPECIFICATIONSREMOVED
Section081000DoorsAndFrames
Section081400WoodDoors
Section083513FoldingDoors
Section083613SectionalDoors
Section085000Windows
Section096000Flooring
Section113100ResidentialAppliances
Section115216Projectors
Section233400HVACFans
Section236400PackagedWaterChillers
Section263100Photovoltaic
Section265000Lighting
Section321400UnitPaving
Section337000ElectricalUtilities

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CONSTRUCTIONDOCUMENTATIONSHEETREVISIONS
ASeriesInteriorWallReveal
Interiorrevealwrappingaroundthecorekitchen,eastwallinbedroom,bathroom,andwestwallinflexspace
added.4revealonupperwallandlowerwall.

ASeriesMechanicalShaft
Themechanicalshaftinthebathroomwasexpandedintheeast/westaxis.

ASeriesBathroomMaterialChanges
Showerpanwasrecessedintothesubfloorstructuretoallowabamboo,slat,rollonfloorsurface.Bamboo
slatswillwrapupthewallsandontotheceilingoftheshowerspace.Asoffithasbeenaddedoverthesinkand
toiletspaceinthebathroom(ceilinglowered6).

ASeriesWaterManagement
Waterhogsmovedfromthenorthwallofthebedroomtothenorthwallofthemechanicalroom.

ASeriesWaterManagement
ReducednumberofWaterhogsto8units.

ASeriesRoofDrainage
NorthModuleroofchangedtodrainwaterontotheMechanicalModuleroof.MechanicalModuleroof
cricketedtosendwatertoadrainpipethatisconnectedtoWaterHogsinseriesonnorthwall.

ASeriesRainScreenAssembly
Buildingskinandrainscreenassemblyintegratedintoasingle,panelizedsystemutilizing14guagesteeland
metalanglesasstructuralsupport.Fibercementboardbackingscreweddirectlyintodimensionallumberrain
screen.

ASeriesInteriorBathroomDoors
Doorsflankingthebathroomoneastandwestsidechangedfrompocketdoorstoslidingbarndoors.

ASeriesKitchenSoffit
Kitchensoffitchangedtopanelizedbamboosystem.

A201,202SolarCanopy
SolarCanopyanglechangedto22degrees.

F102FireProtection
FireprotectiondrawingsreplacedwithdrawingsfromJasonGrantham,engineeratEagleAutomatic.

S104DeckFraming
DeckframingdesignedtoresistseismicusingBisonBracing.Allowsforloadtransferintomomentframeand
shearwalls.

S104DeckFraming
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Privatedeckoutsideofbedroompulledback2fromwesttoaccountforsolarenvelope.Exteriorwingwall
pulledback2fromwestaswell.

S102FirstFloorFraming
Showerframingtobeframedasaseparateunitwith2x4joists@8o.c.toallowforrecessedshowerpan.

P103DomesticReturn
Drainpipeschangedto3diameter.

PSeriesCondensate
Additionofcondensatedrainstocapturecondensatefrommechanicalequipment.

E101InteriorElectrical
Revisedelectricalswitchandoutletplan;additionofGFCIandAFIoutlets.

E102LowVoltageTransformer
LVTtransformermovedfrominsidemechanicalroomtoinsidebikestoragemodule.

E103SolarPanelConfiguration
Solarpanelschangedto6rowsof7panels.

L101SiteConditions
Anadditionofboulderswasmadetothenortheastplantersandrockgardenonsouthwestcornerofdeck.

MSeriesEnergyRecoveryVentilator
ERVsizedasEV200.Updatedspecificationsincludedinprojectmanual.

MSeriesAirHandler
AHUchangedtofancoilunit:JohnsonControlsFHX25;specificationsupdatedinprojectmanual.

MSeriesDuctWork
Revisedsupplyandreturnductwork.

MSeriesHotWater
Changedtoheatpumpwaterheater,updatedspecificationstoreflect.

MSeriesThermalMass
47cubicfooticestorageunitaddedtomechanicalroomforusewithradiantcoolingsystem.


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TheProjectManualhasbeenupdatedfromthepreviousissue.Revisionsinclude:
RULESCOMPLIANCEUPDATED
Teamsuppliedliquidsscheduleupdated
Spillcontainmentplan(SheetH101&H601)
TransportationPlan,Materialssafetyandremovalplans(Submittedprior(02/2013),pendingapproval)

STRUCTURALANDSEISMICCALCULATIONREVISIONSASPERASCE710

WATERBUDGET
Totalwaterbudgetincreasedfrom1330.73gallonsto1337.33gallons
ELECTRICALREVISIONS:
PVpanelschangedfromSunpowerE19240toSolarWorldSW245monoblack
ENERGYANALYSISRESULTSANDDISCUSSIONUPDATED

QUANTITYTAKEOFFSUPDATED

SDBUILDINGCODECONTENTANDCOMPLIANE
Listedreferencedcodes,standards,andreferencesandremovedunnecessaryquotedtext

SPECIFICATIONREVISIONS

SPECIFICATIONSADDED
Section015423TemporaryScaffoldingandPlatforms
Section034000PrecastConcrete
Section050523MetalFastenings
Section051700StructuralRodAssemblies
Section055000MetalFabrications
Section055400MetalFloorplate
Section057500ArchitecturalMetalwork
Section060000Wood,Plastic,andComposites
Section061000RoughCarpentry
Section064013ExteriorArchitecturalWoodwork
Section064023InteriorArchitecturalWoodwork
Section064213SolidLumberPaneling
Section071300SheetWaterproofing
Section072113BoardInsulation
Section072700AirBarriers
Section074623WoodSiding
Section077126Reglets
Section087800SpecialFunctionHardware
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Section092100PlasterandGypsumAssemblies
Section115213ProjectionScreens
Section221413FacilityStormDrainagePiping
Section230593Testing,Adjusting,andBalancingforHVAC
Section260500CommonWorkResultsforelectrical
Section260583WiringConnections
Section316600SpecialFoundations
Section321413PrecastConcreteUnitPaving
Section323500ScreeningDevices

SPECIFICATIONSUPDATED
Allspecificationshavebeenupdated

SPECIFICATIONSREMOVED
Section067000StructuralComposites
Section071000DampproofingandWaterproofing
Section071326SelfAdheringSheetWaterproofing
Section072600VaporRetarders
Section075300Elastomericmembraneroofing
Section081476BifoldingWoodDoors
Section134800Sound,Vibration,andSeismicControl
Section223313InstantaneousElectricDomesticWaterHeaters

CONSTRUCTIONDOCUMENTATIONSHEETREVISIONS

ASeriesExteriorFinish
TheSpandrelabovethewindow/doorontheexteriorenvelopechangedtoblacklacqueredfinishonfiber
cementboard.

ASeriesMechanicalShaft
TheNorthwallatmechanicalshaftremoved.Minorreductioninframing.Alsotoewalladjacenttothe
mechanicalshaftremovedfromthebathroom.Minorreductioninframingandfinishbamboosurface.

ASeriesBathroomMaterialandWallChanges
RecessedShowerpandetailhasbeenrevisedtoalloweasiergreywatercollection.Revisedandreduced
bambooslatsthatwrapupthewalls.Thesoffitoverthesinkandtoiletspaceinthebathroomhasbeenrevised
again(ceiling@soffitloweredfrom6to1').Thissoffithasbuiltinaccesspaneltothefancoilunit.
RelocatetheFancoilunitfromitspreviouslocationontheroofofthesouthmoduletoitscurrentlocationinthe
soffit.ReductionsinductlengthfromERVtothefancoilandthesupplyductfromthefancoilontheDOASside
ofHVAC.

ASeriesWaterManagement
Waterhogsmovedfromthenorthwallofthebedroomtothenorthwallofthemechanicalroom.Reducedin
numbersfrom8to5units.
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ASeriesRainScreenAssembly
FurtherImprovementofthepanelizedintegratedrainscreen/buildingskinassembly.Themountingdetail
improvedbyintroducingZclipsandreductioninAngleprofiles.

ASeriesInteriorBathroomDoors(A402)
Doorsflankingthebathroomoneastandwestsidechangedfrompocketdoorstofaceflushslidingdoors.

ASeriesKitchenSoffit
PanelizedbamboosystemattheKitchensoffitrevisedwith2/3reductioninthequantityofbambooslatsby
changingorientationfromverticalonedgetohorizontalonfaceapplication.

A201,202SolarCanopy
SolarCanopyanglechangedto19degrees.

S104DeckFraming
ReviseddeckfoundationfrompreviouslyspecifiedBisonVersadjustcompositeconcretepaverdeckingand
footingsystemtomoreeconomicalcentralpiersseismicJackstandfootingswithpressuretreatedwood.

A101andA513Ramp
Revisedrailingdetailattheramp.

E103SolarPanelConfiguration
Solarpanelschangedto6rowsof7(42panels)to6rowsof6(36panels).

MSeriesAirHandler
Fancoilunit:JohnsonControlsFHX25;specificationshasbeenupdatedtomoreeconomicalTRANEcompact
concealedmodel'P'type'C300'.

MSeriesDuctWork
Revisedsupplyandreturnductworkreducedlengths.

A101
PlanterbenchesonsheetA101notpartofthecontract.

A402,A404
Framingrevisedfrom2x8to2x4fortheplumbingcorewall.

A301,A302,A303,A311,A312,A313RevisedFootings
RevisedfootingtocomplywiththeseismicCentralpierJackStands.

S501,S522
Canopystructurerevised.

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H101,M101B
RevisedaccesstocouplingsandHydronicpipesfortheBEKAcapillarymats.TotalsurfaceareaofBEKAradiant
capillarymatsreduced.

L103
RevisionofDownlightingfixtures

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TheProjectManualhasbeenupdatedfromthepreviousissue.Revisionsinclude:
INTERCONNECTIONAPPLICATIONFORMUPDATED
ChangedsheetreferencefromE201toE106

TARGETCLIENTCHARACTERISTICSANDREQUIREMENTSEDITED
Targetmarketnarrowedfromtwotoasingleexample

PHOTOVOLTAICNARRATIVEEDITED
Scalabilityportionofphotovoltaicnarrativeremoved

SPECIFICATIONREVISIONS

SPECIFICATIONSADDED
Section262800LowVoltageCircuitProtectiveDevices
SPECIFICATIONSUPDATED
Section221200FacilityPotableWaterStorageTank
Section200500CommonWorkResultsforElectrical
Section260583WiringConnections
Section262200LowVoltageTransformers

SPECIFICATIONSREMOVED
Section261800MediumVoltageCircuitProtectionDevices

CONSTRUCTIONDOCUMENTATIONSHEETREVISIONS

G011
Modularitysectionremoved

H101
Addedannotations3and4todistinguishsupplyandwastetanks
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H601
Updatedschedule

L101,L103
Elementoutsideofsolarenveloperemoved

S514
2'separationbetweenanchorsverified

A111
Addressedtitle

A112
Elementoutsideofsolarenvelopedeleted

A513
Added12"extensionsandheightdimensionstohandrail.Lengthdimensionadded.

P101
Updatedplumbing

P102,P103
Addressedpipesizing

P601
Updatedpipesizingandrevisedschedule

P901
Updatedisometrictoincorporate500gallonsupplytank

P902
Updatedisometrictoincorporate500gallonreturntank

M001
Addressedscale

ESeries
AFCIoutletsaddedpercodeanddrawingslabeled

E102
Addedcircuitnumberforhomeruns

E104
Addedcircuitnumberforlightingandhomeruns

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E106
Addedsheet106asreferencedonelectricalinterconnectionapplicationform

E107
RevisedPVcalculations

E201
Sheetaddedtoshowpanelandmeterelevations

E601
Onelinediagramrevised

E603
Threelinediagramrevised

E604
Revisedpanelschedule

E605
Revisedfeederandneutralcalculations

E606
Sheetadded

T601
RevisedHVACcontrolsystems

T602
Revisedmastercontrolschematic

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Thursday, August 22nd 2013 Revisions


TheProjectManualhasbeenupdatedfromthepreviousissue.Revisionsinclude:
PHOTOVOLTAICNARRATIVEREMOVED

UPDATEDTEAMSUPPLIEDLIQUIDSSCHEDULE

UPDATEDDETAILEDWATERBUDGET

SPECIFICATIONREVISIONS

SPECIFICATIONSADDED
Section 05 40 00 Cold-Formed Metal Framing
Section 06 22 00 Millwork
Section 07 20 00 Thermal Protection
Section 11 00 00 Equipment
Section 23 21 13 Hydronic Piping
Section 26 29 13 Enclosed Controllers

SPECIFICATIONSUPDATED
Alldivisionshavebeenrevisedandupdatedformanufacturerandproductinformation

SPECIFICATIONSREMOVED
Section015113TemporaryElectricity
Section064213SolidLumberPaneling
Section077200RoofAccessories
Section092300GypsumPlastering
Section096223BambooFlooring
Section123530ResidentialCasework
Section232300RefrigerantPiping
Section233233AirDistributionCeilingPlenums
Section238316RadiantHeatingHydronicPiping

CONSTRUCTIONDOCUMENTATIONSHEETREVISIONS
ASeries
Decreaseddepthofsprayininsulationinwall,roof,floorassembliesandremovedinsulationfromparapetwalls
Removedcarportcanopystructure
Removedsouthwestplanter
Addedseatingbench
Simplifiedbrisesoleilrainscreen.
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Revisedplantermodulestructuretouselessmaterial
Revisedmaterialanddetailingofinteriorsoffitconditions
Finalizedmillwork

Sseries
Modifiedcanopystructurefortransportation

LSeries
Simplifiedlandscapestrategyanddecreasedquantityofplants

Pseries
Revisedsupplyandreturnsystemforefficiencies

0Series
Revisedtransportationoperationsandlogistics:removalofcraneuse

MSeries
RevisedMechanicalequipment:Chiller

TSeries
Updated

ESeries
Updated

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Rules Compliance Checklist


RULE RULEDESCRIPTION LOCATIONDESCRIPTION LOCATION
Rule42 ConstructionEquipment
Drawing(s)showingtheassemblyanddisassembly
sequencesandthemovementofheavymachineryon
thecompetitionsite
O201
O202
O301
O601
O602
Rule42 ConstructionEquipment Specificationsforheavymachinery
Div015113
Div110000
Rule43 GroundPenetration
Drawing(s)showingthelocationsanddepthsofall
groundpenetrationsonthecompetitionsite S100
Rule44
ImpactwithintheSolar
Envelope
Drawing(s)showingthelocation,contactarea,and
bearingpressureofeverycomponentrestingdirectly
withinthesolarenvelope S102
Rule45 Generators Specificationsforgenerators(includingsoundrating) Div015113
Rule46 SpillContainment
Drawing(s)showingthelocationsofallequipment,
containers,andpipesthatwillcontainliquidsatany
pointduringtheevent
H101
H601
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Rule46 SpillContainment
Specificationsforallequipment,containers,andpipes
thatwillcontainfluidsatanypointduringtheevent
Div211313
Div221116
Div221123
Div221200
Div221400
Div221413
Div223300
Div224100
Div232113
Div232123
Div235700
Div236423
Div237100
Div238000
Div238219
Rule47 LotConditions
Calculationsshowingthatthestructuraldesign
remainscompliantevenif18in.(45.7cm)ofvertical
elevationchangeexists
S511
S513
S514
S515
S521
S524
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Rule47 LotConditions
Drawing(s)showingshimmingmethodsandmaterials
tobeusedif18in.(45.7cm)ofverticalelevation
changeexistsonthelot
S511
S513
S514
S515
S521
S524
Div316600
Rule52 SolarEnvelopeDimensions
Drawing(s)showingthelocationofallhouseandsite
componentsrelativetothesolarenvelope
A201
A202
Rule52 SolarEnvelopeDimensions
Listofsolarenvelopeexemptionrequests
accompaniedbyjustificationsanddrawingreferences N/A
Rule61 StructuralDesignApproval
Listof,ormarkingon,alldrawingandprojectmanual
sheetsthatwillbestampedbythequalified,licensed
designprofessionalinthestampedstructural
submission;thestampedsubmissionshallconsist
entirelyofsheetsthatalsoappearinthedrawingsand
projectmanual
Sseries
Page23128
(Seeseparate
documentation
forstamped
drawingsand
calculations)
Rule62 FinishedSquareFootage
Drawing(s)showingallinformationneededbythe
rulesofficialstomeasurethefinishedsquarefootage
electronically G101
Rule62 FinishedSquareFootage
Drawing(s)showingallmovablecomponentsthatmay
increasethefinishedsquarefootageifoperated
duringcontestweek N/A
Rule63 EntranceandExitRoutes Drawing(s)showingtheaccessiblepublictourroute
G102
G103
Rule71 Placement
Drawing(s)showingthelocationofallvegetationand,
ifapplicable,themovementofvegetationdesignedas
partofanintegratedmobilesystem LSeries
Rule72 WateringRestrictions
Drawing(s)showingthelayoutandoperationof
greywaterirrigationsystems N/A
Rule81 PVTechnologyLimitations Specificationsforphotovoltaiccomponents
Div262200
Div262416
Div262713
Div263100
Div337900
Div481916
Rule83 Batteries
Drawing(s)showingthelocation(s)andquantityofall
primaryandsecondarybatteriesandstandalone,PV
powereddevices N/A
Rule83 Batteries
Specificationsforallprimaryandsecondarybatteries
andstandalone,PVpowereddevices N/A
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Rule84 DesiccantSystems
Drawing(s)describingtheoperationofthedesiccant
system N/A
Rule84 DesiccantSystems Specificationsfordesiccantsystemcomponents N/A
Rule85 VillageGrid Completedinterconnectionapplicationform Page134
Rule85 VillageGrid
Drawing(s)showingthelocationsofthephotovoltaics,
inverter(s),terminalbox,meterhousing,service
equipment,andgroundingmeans
ESeries
A102
Rule85 VillageGrid
Specificationsforthephotovoltaics,inverter(s),
terminalbox,meterhousing,serviceequipment,and
groundingmeans
Div262416
Div262713
Div263100
Div337900
Div481916
Rule85 VillageGrid Onelineelectricaldiagram E603
Rule85 VillageGrid
Calculationofservice/feedernetcomputedloadper
NEC220 ESeries
Rule85 VillageGrid
Siteplanshowingthehouse,decks,ramps,tour
paths,andterminalbox
ESeries
A102
G102
G103
Rule85 VillageGrid
Elevation(s)showingthemeterhousing,mainutility
disconnect,andotherserviceequipment
ESeries
A102
Rule91 ContainerLocations
Drawing(s)showingthelocationofallliquid
containersrelativetothefinishedsquarefootage H101
Rule91 ContainerLocations
Drawing(s)demonstratingthattheprimarysupply
watertank(s)isfullyshadedfromdirectsolar
radiationbetween9a.m.and5p.m.PDTorbetween
8a.m.and4p.m.solartimeonOctober1
P101
P102
L101
G601
Rule92 TeamProvidedLiquids
Quantity,specifications,anddeliverydate(s)ofall
teamprovidedliquidsforirrigation,thermalmass,
hydronicsystempressuretesting,andthermodynamic
systemoperation

H601
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Rule93 GreywaterReuse
Drawing(s)showingthelayoutandoperationof
greywaterreusesystems N/A
Rule94 RainwaterCollection
Drawing(s)showingthelayoutandoperationof
rainwatercollectionsystems A112
Rule96 ThermalMass
Drawing(s)showingthelocationsofliquidbased
thermalmasssystems
Mseries
M101A
M101B
M201
Rule96 ThermalMass
Specificationsforcomponentsofliquidbasedthermal
masssystems Div237100
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Rule97 GreywaterHeatRecovery
Drawing(s)showingthelayoutandoperationof
greywaterheatrecoverysystems N/A
Rule98 WaterDelivery
Drawing(s)showingthecompletesequenceofwater
deliveryanddistributionevents
P101
P102
P901
Rule98 WaterDelivery
Specificationsforthecontainerstowhichwaterwill
bedelivered Div221200
Rule99 WaterRemoval
Drawing(s)showingthecompletesequenceofwater
consolidationandremovalevents
P101
P102
P902
Rule99 WaterRemoval
Specificationsforthecontainersfromwhichwater
willberemoved
Div221200
Div224100
Rule114 PublicExhibit
Interiorandexteriorplansshowingentireaccessible
tourroute
G102
G103

TeamSupplied Liquids Schedule


Thefollowingisalistofallteamsuppliedliquids:
Informationaboutteamsuppliedliquids
Liquid Quantity Purpose Specification DeliveryDate* Notes
Water
graphite
mixture
45gallons
water
graphite
mixture

Thermodynamic
system:thermal
storage
237100 9/21/13
Graphiteand
waterwillbe
premixedand
sealedbefore
competition,will
remainsealed
andwillnot
circulate
Propylene
glycol
+,#

22gallons
Thermodynamic
system:thermal
storage
237100 9/21/13
Dynalene,willbe
mixedwithwater
toapprox.30%
*TeamsuppliedliquidswillbedeliveredwiththerestofTeamASUNMssuppliesandequipment.Theplanned
dateforarrivaloftrucksis9/21/13;however,deliverydateisapproximateonlyduetothepossibilityofshipping
delays.
+seeSDOrganizerapprovedRequestforApprovalfortheuseofPropyleneGlycolduringSolarDecathlon2013,
2/18/13
#MSDSforPropyleneglycolcanbefoundintheHealthandSafetyPlan

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Structural Calculations
Structural Design Narrative

STRUCTURALDESIGNNARRATIVE
GENERALDESCRIPTION:
TheSHADEhomeisacustomdesignedsinglefamilyresidence.SHADEstwomaininteriormodulesarecomprisedof
shopfabricatedsteelframeswithintegratedchassiswhichsupportgravityloadsandtransfersthisloadingintothe
foundationsystem.Roofdiaphragms,floordiaphragmsandshearwallsareintegralwiththesteelframeandresist
lateralforces.
Thesolarcanopymodulesupportsthesolararrayandisamomentframewhichresistsgravityandlateralforces.
Themechanicalunitistraditionallyframedusingcoldformedsteelandtransferslateralforcesusingroofdiaphragms,
floordiaphragmsandshearwalls.
FOUNDATIONS:
ThedesignoftheadjustableCentralPiersseismicpiersandfootingswillcomplywithlimitationsondifferential
movementappropriatetothecompetitiondurationandvariabilityofsurfacestrata.
Itisanticipatedthatupliftandoverturningforceswillbeentirelyresistedbythebuildingweight;shearforceswillbe
resistedbygroundembedded1diameterby42longsteelstakes.
SUPERSTRUCTURE:
Thedesignofthesuperstructurewasdrivenbyseveralfactorsmostimportantlyconstructability,butalsothenecessity
foraccuracyandtoleranceoverrepeatedassembliesanddisassembles.
SUPERSTRUCTUREDETAIL
Gravityloadswillprimarilyberesistedbyshopfabricatedsteelframeofhotrolledmembers.
Roofframingwillbeaffixedthroughsteeljoisttabsweldeddirectlytothesteelframetocreatedesiredroof
configurations.
Roofdiaphragmswillconsistofcoldformedsteelraftersfasteneddirectlyto15/32APAratedO.S.B.
Floorframingwillbeaffixedthroughsteeljoisttabsweldeddirectlyofthesteelframetocreatedesiredfloor
configurations.
Floordiaphragmswillconsistofcoldformedsteeljoistsfasteneddirectlyto11/8T&GAPAratedplywood.
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Thelateralsystemutilizesexteriorshearwallsforbracing.
LOADPATH:
Lateralforcesareresistedbyshearwalls,roofdiaphragms,floordiaphragmsandgroundembeddedsteelstakesaswell
asamomentframeinthecaseofthesolarcanopy.Lateralforceswhichactontheroofdiaphragmaretransferred
throughtheroofO.S.Bintoblockingatthediaphragmedgevia#8PPSDscrewat6o.c.,forceisthentransferredtothe
topplateoftheshearwallsviaaSimpsonA35connection,shearwallplywoodisconnectedtothetopplateandstudsby
11/2bugleheadGypFastnailat6o.c.;loadcontinuesthroughcoldformedsteeltracksandstuds,thebottomplate
isattachedtothehotrolledsteel(partoftheoverallsteelframeassembly)atfloorlevelvia5/8ASTMA307shear
studsat32o.c.Whennecessary,shearwallsresistoverturningutilizingSimpsonS/HDs.FromthebottomW,MandMC
shapedbeams,loadistransferredtothegroundthroughaboltedconnectiontoCentralPiers7seismicpierswhichare
affixedplywoodpads.Thelateralloadsarethentransferredintothegroundvia1diameterby42longsteelstakes
directlythroughtheseismicpiers.Ampleanchorageisemployedtoresistlateralforcesinalldirections.

STRUCTURALDESIGNGUIDELINES
APPLICABLECODESANDSTANDARDS
Theflowingcodesandstandardsarespecified:
2013SolarDecathlonBuildingCode(SDBC)
2009InternationalResidentialCode(IRC)
ASCE705,MinimumDesignLoadsforBuildingsandOtherStructures

Thefollowingstructuraldesigncodeswillbefollowedasspecifiedbythegoverningcodesandstandards:

NDS,NationalDesignSpecificationforWoodConstruction(NDS)
AISC230SpecificationforStructuralSteelBuildings

STRUCTURALLOADING
UniformlyDistributedLiveLoading

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Thefollowingvaluesarespecifiedbytheapplicablecodesandstandardsorarehighervaluesselectedforuseonthis
project.
WIND:
Competition:85mph(3secondgust),exposurecategoryCNoOverturning,uplifting,orslidingwithasafetyfactorof
2.
Permanent:90mph(3secondgust),exposurecategoryC
SEISMICPARAMETERS:
IRCSeismicDesignCategory(SDC)D
2
(SeeIRCR301.2.2)isusedtocalculatethedesignforces.Thedesignbaseshearis
foundusingtheequivalentlateralforceprocedurewiththefollowingfactors:
Shortperiodmapvalue(S
DS
):0.968g
AssumedSiteClass(SoilFactor):D
RAILINGS:
200lb(890N)concentratedloadappliedinanydirectionatanypointatthetopoftherail.
INTERIORFLOOR,DECKS,RAMPS:
50psf(2.39kPa)liveload
EXTERIORFLOOR,DECKSRAMPSUSEDFORTOURSTAGINGANDEGRESSPURPOSES:
100psf(4.79kPa)liveload.
ROOF:
20psf(0.958kPa)liveload
TEMPORARYPAVEDSURFACE:
3,000psf(143kPa)maximumloadbearingpressure

MATERIALSPECIFICATIONS:
StructuralSteel:ASTMA572,Fy=50ksi
Bolts&PlainAnchors:ASTMA307
Welding:E70XXelectrodes
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NONSTRUCTURALCOMPONENTS:
Provisionsforthesupportofnonstructuralcomponentsareasfollows:
Seismicprovisionsofthe2009IBCrequireminimumdetailingrequirementsfornonloadbearingwalls,supportsfor
mechanical,electrical,plumbingequipment,etc.
FUTUREUSEANDEXPANSIONPROVISIONS
Noprovisionsforfuturechangesinuseorexpansionwillbeincludedinthestructuraldesign.

Weight Calculations
WEIGHTCALCULATIONSFORMODULES,MECHANICALROOMANDEXTERNALSTORAGE:


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NORTH
MODULE STEELFRAME WEIGHT(PLF) LENGTH(FT.) WEIGHT(#)
COLUMNS(HSS3x3x3/16) 6.87 86.82 596.4534
HIGHROOFBEAMS(HSS3x2x1/8) 5.59 99.49 556.1491
LOWROOFBEAMS(HSS8x3x1/4) 17.32 36.54 632.8728
LOWROOFBEAMS(HSS6x3x1/4) 13.91 62.96 875.7736
CEILINGBEAM(HSS4x3x5/16) 12.7 36.54 464.058
AXLEBEAMS(W12x14) 14 29.29 410.06
AXLECROSSBEAM(W12x22) 22 26.85 590.7
FRONTANDBACKRAILS(MC12x10.6) 10.6 27.375 290.175
EDGEBEAMS(M12x11.8) 11.8 73.08 862.344
CROSSBEAMS(M12x11.8) 11.8 26.83 316.594
TOTAL 5595.1799
ROOFJOISTSANDRAFTERS(NORTH) WEIGHT(PLF) LENGTH(FT.) WEIGHT(#)
800S16254@24"O.C. 2.28 250.8 571.824
600S16254@24"O.C. 1.89 237.85 449.5365
TOTAL 1021.3605
ROOF(NORTH) WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
1/2"PLYWOOD 1.7 459.67 781.439
RIGIDFIBERGLASS/6"THICK 9 459.67 4137.03
HEATLOCSOYSPRAYINSULATION/8"
THICK 1.47 459.67 675.7149
1/2"DUROCKCEMENTBOARD 2.4 459.67 1103.208
1/2"PLASTER 5 459.67 2298.35
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SPRAYINSULATION/1"THICK 0.185 459.67 85.03895


M,E,P 6 459.67 2758.02
TOTAL 25.755 11838.80085
FLOORJOISTS(NORTH) WEIGHT(PLF) LENGTH(FT.) WEIGHT(#)
600S20054@12"O.C. 2.09 432.5 903.925
TOTAL 903.925
FLOOR(NORTH) WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
11/8"O.S.B. 3.6 470.38 1693.368
1/2"BAMBOOFLOORING 2 470.38 940.76
HEATLOCSOYSPRAYINSULATION/6"
THICK 1.1 470.38 517.418
T1113/8"THICK 1.1 470.38 517.418
MISC. 2 470.38 940.76
TOTAL 9.8 4609.724
WALLS(EXTERIOR) WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
362S16254@24"O.C. 0.75 441.48 331.11
162S12533@24"O.C. 0.25 441.48 110.37
HEATLOCSOYSPRAYINSULATION/
7.25"THICK 1.33 441.48 587.1684
1/2"GYPSUM 2.2 441.48 971.256
1/2"PLYWOOD 1.7 441.48 750.516
FIBERCEMENTCLADDING 3 441.48 1324.44
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MISC. 2.8 441.48 1236.144


CLAYSKIMFINISH 0.5 441.48 220.74
TOTAL 12.53 5531.7444
PARAPETWALL WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
250S16254@24"O.C. 0.61 96.68 58.9748
1/2"PLYWOOD(INSIDE) 1.7 96.68 164.356
FIBERCEMENTCLADDING 3 96.68 290.04
1/2"PLYWOOD(OUTSIDE) 1.7 96.68 164.356
HEATLOCSOYSPRAYINSULATION/
2.5"THICK 0.46 96.68 44.4728
TOTAL 7.47 722.1996
WALLS(INTERIOR) WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
550S16254@16"O.C. 1.8 282 507.6
1/2"GYPSUM 2.2 282 620.4
1/2"GYPSUM 2.2 282 620.4
HEATLOCSOYSPRAYINSULATION/
5.5"THICK 1 282 282
MISC. 2.8 282 789.6
TOTAL 10 2820
EXTERIORDOOR/WINDOWS WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
GLASS,FRAME,SASH 8 153.2 1225.6
TOTAL 8 1225.6
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INTERIORHOLLOWCOREDOORS WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)


DOOR,FRAME 4 172 688
TOTAL 4 688
EQUIPMENT WEIGHT(#)
DW(N) 81
REFRIGERATOR(N) 605
DRYER(N) 185
WASHER(N) 185
TOTAL 1056
FAADESCREENS WEIGHTEACH NUMBER WEIGHT(#)
181.15 4 724.6
TOTAL 724.6
M,E,PMISC. 1000
TOTAL 1000
NORTH
MODULE
TOTAL 37737.13425
SOUTH
STEELFRAME WEIGHT(PLF) LENGTH(FT.) WEIGHT(#)
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MODULE
COLUMNS(HSS3x3x3/16) 6.87 90.76 623.5212
HIGHROOFBEAMS(HSS3x2x1/8) 5.59 95.48 533.7332
LOWROOFBEAMS(6x3x1/4) 13.91 95.48 1328.1268
AXLEBEAMS(W12x14) 14 29.3 410.2
AXLECROSSBEAM(W12x22) 22 22.83 502.26
FRONTANDBACKRAILS(MC12x10.6) 10.6 23.38 247.828
EDGEBEAMS(M12x11.8) 11.8 73.08 862.344
CROSSBEAMS(M12x11.8) 11.8 22.83 269.394
TOTAL 4777.4072
ROOFRAFTERS(SOUTH) WEIGHT(PLF) LENGTH(FT.) WEIGHT(#)
800S16254@16"O.C. 2.28 250.8 571.824
TOTAL 571.824
ROOF(SOUTH) WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
1/2"PLYWOOD 1.7 386.67 657.339
RIGIDFIBERGLASS/6"THICK 9 386.67 3480.03
HEATLOCSOYSPRAYINSULATION/8"
THICK 1.47 386.67 568.4049
1/2"DUROCKCEMENTBOARD 2.4 386.67 928.008
1/2"PLASTER 5 386.67 1933.35
SPRAYINSULATION/1"THICK 0.185 386.67 71.53395
M,E,P 6 386.67 2320.02
TOTAL 25.755 9958.68585
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FLOORJOISTS(SOUTH) WEIGHT(PLF) LENGTH(FT.) WEIGHT(#)


600S20054@12"O.C. 2.09 396.46 828.6014
TOTAL 828.6014
FLOOR(SOUTH) WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
11/8"O.S.B. 3.6 309.875 1115.55
1/2"BAMBOOFLOORING 2 309.875 619.75
HEATLOCSOYSPRAYINSULATION/6"
THICK 1.1 309.875 340.8625
T1113/8"THICK 1.1 309.875 340.8625
MISC. 2 309.875 619.75
TOTAL 9.8 3036.775
WALLS(EXTERIOR) WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
362S16254@24"O.C. 0.75 414.91 311.1825
162S12533@24"O.C. 0.25 414.91 103.7275
HEATLOCSOYSPRAYINSULATION/
7.25"THICK 1.33 414.91 551.8303
1/2"GYPSUM 2.2 414.91 912.802
1/2"PLYWOOD 1.7 414.91 705.347
FIBERCEMENTCLADDING 3 414.91 1244.73
MISC. 2.8 414.91 1161.748
CLAYSKIMFINISH 0.5 414.91 207.455
TOTAL 12.53 5198.8223
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PARAPETWALL WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)


250S16254@24"O.C. 0.61 97.48 59.4628
1/2"PLYWOOD(INSIDE) 1.7 97.48 165.716
FIBERCEMENTCLADDING 3 97.48 292.44
1/2"PLYWOOD(OUTSIDE) 1.7 97.48 165.716
HEATLOCSOYSPRAYINSULATION/
2.5"THICK 0.46 97.48 44.8408
TOTAL 7.47 728.1756
EXTERIORDOOR/WINDOWS WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
GLASS,FRAME,SASH 8 177 1416
TOTAL 8 1416
EQUIPMENT WEIGHT(#)
OVEN(S) 171
COOKTOP(S) 33
TOTAL 204
CASEWORK WEIGHT(#)
CABINETS 500
COUNTERTOPS 1000
TOTAL 1500
ROCKGARDEN WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
PAN 3 32.9 98.7
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ROCK2" 16 32.9 526.4


TOTAL 19 625.1
OUTDOORDECK WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
CONCRETEPAVER 20 53.6 1072
TOTAL 20 1072
FAADESCREENS WEIGHTEACH NUMBER WEIGHT(#)
181.15 4 724.6
TOTAL 724.6
SOUTH
MODULE
TOTAL 30641.99135

CANOPY STRUCTURE WEIGHT(PLF) LENGTH(FT.) WEIGHT(#)


COLUMNS(HSS5x5x3/8) 15.62 67.67 1057.0054
HIGHCANTILEVEREDBEAM(HSS
10x5x1/4) 24.1 46.58 1122.578
EWFLITCHBEAM 11.44 46.75 534.82
NSFLITCHBEAMS 11.44 200 2288
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AXLEBEAMS(W12x14) 14 8 112
AXLECROSSBEAM(W12x22) 22 41.33 909.26
FRONTANDBACKRAILS(MC12x10.6) 10.6 20 212
EDGEBEAMS(M12x11.8) 11.8 93 1097.4
CROSSBEAMS(M12x11.8) 11.8 40 472
FRONTCOLLUMNSUPPORTBEAM
(W6x12) 12 42.25 507
PVRACKING 7.1 238 1689.8
CROSSBRACING(DF2x4) 1.28 92 117.76
600S20054@12"O.C. 2.09 331.32 692.4588
FLITCHCOLUMNS 25 47.5 1187.5
RIGID2x6BEAMS 2 180 360
MISC. 500
TOTAL 12859.5822
SHADING WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
PVPANELS 7 680 4760
SCREEN 7 240 1680
TOTAL 6440
FLOOR WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
DECKING 2.29 232 531.28
CORRUGATEDMETALDECKING 2.5 96 240
PAVERS(8) 700
ROCK2" 16 55 880
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TOTAL 2351.28
MISC. WEIGHT(#)
SHADESCREENS(5) 500
PLANTERS 600
BENCH 390.5
MISC.ELECTRICAL 500
TOTAL 1990.5
CANOPY
TOTAL 23641.3622
MECHANICAL
UNIT STRUCTURE WEIGHT(PLF) LENGTH(FT.) WEIGHT(#)
M12x11.8 11.8 35.34 417.012
MISC.STRUCTURE 200
TOTAL 617.012
ROOFRAFTERS WEIGHT(PLF) LENGTH(FT.) WEIGHT(#)
600S16254@16"O.C. 1.89 45.83 86.6187
TOTAL 86.6187
ROOF WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
5/8"GYPSUM 2.2 45.83 100.826
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1/2"O.S.B. 1.7 45.83 77.911


RIGIDFIBERGLASS/1.5"THICK
AVERAGE 2.25 45.83 103.1175
HEATLOCSOYSPRAYINSULATION/4"
THICK 0.734 45.83 33.63922
M,E,P 6 45.83 274.98
TOTAL 12.884 590.47372
FLOORJOISTS WEIGHT(PLF) LENGTH(FT.) WEIGHT(#)
600S16254@16"O.C. 1.89 31.5 59.535
TOTAL 59.535
FLOOR WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
11/8"O.S.B. 3.6 55.125 198.45
HEATLOCSOYSPRAYINSULATION/4"
THICK 0.734 55.125 40.46175
MISC. 2.1 55.125 115.7625
TOTAL 6.434 354.67425
WALL WEIGHT(PSF) AREA(FT^2) WEIGHT(#)
362S16254@12"O.C. 1.5 298.4 447.6
5/8"GYPSUM 2.2 117.96 259.512
FIBERCEMENTBOARD 3 298.4 895.2
1/2"PLYWOOD 1.7 298.4 507.28
HEATLOCSOYSPRAYINSULATION/3"
THICK 0.55 298.4 164.12
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DOOR 4 33.34 133.36


MISC. 4 298.4 1193.6
SCREEN 400
TOTAL 3553.072
EQUIPMENT WEIGHT(#)
MCBPANEL 35
INVERTERS 120
ACDISCONNECTMLOPANEL 8.05
LINERELAY/DISCONNECTPANEL 4
METERENCLOSURE 13.12
CONTROLSSYSTEM 20
METALICCONDUIT 30
HEATPUMP80GAL.WATERHEATER 254
ENERGYRECOVERYVENTILATOR 36
THERMALSTORAGE 626
HEATEXCHANGER 11.02
CIRCULATINGPUMPS 22.8
CONTROLVALVES/PIPINGCONTROLS 21
FIRESUPRESSIONPUMP 60
PIPINGMANIFOLD 20
TOTAL 1280.99
TOTAL 6542.37567
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TOTAL
MODULES
WEIGHT 98562.86347

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Considerations for Gravity Forces


SEEATTACHEDPAGESFROMSSMATECHNICALCATALOGASREFERENCE
TYPICALFLOORJOIST
LL:50PSF
DL:10PSF
L:11'0"

FROMSSMATECHNICALCATALOGPG.43
USE600S20054@12"O.C.
SINGLESPAN
L/360LIVELOADDEFLECTION

S.MODULEROOFRAFTER
LL:20PSF
DL:35PSF
L:11.2083'

FROMSSMATECHNICALCATALOGPG.42
USE800S16254@16"O.C.
SINGLESPAN
L/360LIVELOADDEFLECTION

N.MODULEROOFRAFTER
LL:20PSF
DL:20PSF
L:13.2083'

FROMSSMATECHNICALCATALOGPG.38
USE800S16254@24"O.C.
SINGLESPAN
L/360LIVELOADDEFLECTION

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N.MODULECEILINGJOIST
LL:4PSF
DL:15PSF
L:13.2083'

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USE600S16254@24"O.C.
SINGLESPAN
L/360LIVELOADDEFLECTION

MECH.UNITFLOORJOIST
LL:100PSF
DL:20PSF
L:4.5'

FROMSSMATECHNICALCATALOGPG.44
USE600S16254@16"O.C.
SINGLESPAN
L/360LIVELOADDEFLECTION

MECH.UNITROOFRAFTER
LL:20PSF
DL:20PSF
L:4.5

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SINGLESPAN
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MECH.ROOMWALLVERTICALLOADS
TRIB.WIDTH=2.47'(35PSF)=86.45PLF
FROMSSMATECHNICALCATALOGPG.25
USE362S16254@12"O.C.
15PSFLATERALLOAD
12'WALLHEIGHT
ALLOWABLEAXIALLOAD:2.1K
WESTPATIOCANOPYBEAMS
L:12.5'

DL:20PSF
LL:6PSF

w=3'(26PSF)=78PLF
v=78PLF(12.5')=975#/2=487.5#

M=(975#/2)(6.25')(1/2)=1523.4PF

Fb>fb
1200PSI>(1523.4(12"/FT)/S)
S=15.23in^2

THEREFOREUSE22x8DF#1
S=13.14in^2(2)=26.28in^2

CHECKDEFLECTION
allowed=[140"]/240=0.625"
actual=[5(78)(12.5'^4)(1728)]/[384(1800000)(95.26)]=0.25"

HOTROLLEDSTEELFRAMECALCULATIONS
REFERENCESHEETSS102&S103

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FLOORBEAM
L:13.42'
TW:10.469'

DL:20PSF
LL:50PSF

w=(10.469'*70PSF)=732.83PLF=0.733KLF
M=[0.733(13.42'^2)]/8=16.5k*ft(12"/ft)=198.0k*in
v=[0.733(13.42)]/2=4.92k

Fb>fb
Fb=30.36>198.0k*in/s
s=6.46in^3

THEREFORE,USEW12x22,FROMAISCMANUALPG.128
s(allowable)=25.4in^3

CHECKDEFLECTION
allowed=[13.42'(12)]/240=0.671"
actual=[5(0.733)(13.42'^4)(1728)]/[384(29,000)(156)]=0.118"

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FLOORBEAM
L:13.42'
TW:9.94'

DL:20PSF
LL:50PSF

w=(9.94'*70PSF)=695.8PLF=0.696KLF
M=[0.696(13.42'^2)]/8=15.67k*ft(12"/ft)=188.0k*in
v=[0.696(13.42)]/2=4.67k

Fb>fb
Fb=30.36>188.0k*in/s
s=6.19in^3

THEREFORE,USEM12x11.8,FROMAISCMANUALPG.134
s(allowable)=12.0in^3

CHECKDEFLECTION
allowed=[13.42'(12)]/240=0.671"
actual=[5(0.696)(13.42'^4)(1728)]/[384(29,000)(71.9)]=0.244"

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FLOOREDGEBEAM(EAST&WEST)
L:13.42'
TW:1.67'

DL:20PSF
LL:50PSF

w=(1.67'*70PSF)=116.9PLF=0.117KLF
M=[0.117(13.42'^2)]/8=2.64k*ft(12"/ft)=31.6k*in
v=[0.117(13.42)]/2=0.79k

Fb>fb
Fb=30.36>31.6k*in/s
s=1.04in^3

THEREFORE,USEMC12x10.6,FROMAISCMANUALPG.142
s(allowable)=9.23in^3

CHECKDEFLECTION
allowed=[13.42'(12)]/240=0.671"
actual=[5(1.04)(13.42'^4)(1728)]/[384(29,000)(55.4)]=0.472"

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FLOORGIRDERBEAMS(NORTH&SOUTH)(MOSTCONSERVATIVE)
L:7.07'
M
A
=0=4,674#(0.75')7.07F
B

F
B
=495.89#
F
A
=4,178.71#

Fb>fb
Fb=30.36>37.56k*in/s
s=1.25in^3

THEREFORE,USEMC12x10.6,FROMAISCMANUALPG.142
s(allowable)=9.23in^3

CHECKDEFLECTION
allowed=[7.07'(12)]/240=0.3535"
actual=[5(0.66)(7.07'^4)(1728)]/[384(29,000)(55.4)]=0.023"

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N.MODULEROOFBEAM(MOSTCONSERVATIVE)
L:14.146'
TW:6.72'

DL:20PSF
LL:20PSF

w=(6.72'*40PSF)=268.8PLF=0.269KLF
M=[0.269(14.146'^2)]/8=6.73k*ft(12"/ft)=80.74k*in
v=[0.269(14.146)]/2=1.9k

Fb>fb
Fb=30.36>80.74k*in/s
s=2.66in^3

THEREFORE,USEHSS6x3x1/4,FROMAISCMANUALPG.1102
s(allowable)=5.98in^3

CHECKDEFLECTION
allowed=[14.146'(12)]/240=0.71"
actual=[5(0.269)(14.146'^4)(1728)]/[384(29,000)(17.9)]=0.47"

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N.MODULENORTHROOFBEAM(MOSTCONSERVATIVE)
L:14.146'
TW:6.72'

DL:35PSF
LL:20PSF

w=(6.72'*55PSF)=369.6PLF=0.370KLF
M=[0.370(14.146'^2)]/8=9.26k*ft(12"/ft)=111.06k*in
v=[0.370(14.146)]/2=2.62k

Fb>fb
Fb=30.36>111.06k*in/s
s=3.66in^3

THEREFORE,USEHSS8x3x1/4,FROMAISCMANUALPG.1101
s(allowable)=9.40in^3

CHECKDEFLECTION
allowed=[14.146'(12)]/240=0.71"
actual=[5(0.370)(14.146'^4)(1728)]/[384(29,000)(37.6)]=0.306"

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N.MODULECEILINGBEAM
L:14.146'
TW:6.72'

DL:15PSF
LL:4PSF

w=(6.72'*19PSF)=127.68PLF=0.127KLF
M=[0.127(14.146'^2)]/8=3.18k*ft(12"/ft)=38.12k*in
v=[0.127(14.146)]/2=0.90k

Fb>fb
Fb=30.36>38.12k*in/s
s=1.26in^3

THEREFORE,USEHSS4x3x5/16,FROMAISCMANUALPG.1103
s(allowable)=3.72in^3

CHECKDEFLECTION
allowed=[14.146'(12)]/240=0.71"
actual=[5(0.127)(14.146'^4)(1728)]/[384(29,000)(7.45)]=0.53"

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N.,S.MODULECOLUMNS(MOSTCONSERVATIVE)
ROOFLOADING:
DL:20PSF
LL:20PSF

CEILINGLOADING:
DL:15PSF
LL:4PSF

TOTALLOADING:59PSF

81.1FT^2(59PSF)=4784.9#OR4.78k(ACTUAL)

THEREFORE,USEHSS3x3x3/16(9'EFFECTIVELENGTH)
FROMCOLUMNTABLE,AISCMANUALPG.343
ALLOWABLEAXIALLOAD:31k

HANDRAIL
200#LOADINANYDIRECTIONATTOPOFRAIL
22x4DF#1
f
b
'=(500psi)(1.3)(1.65)=1072.5psi
A=2(5.25in^3)=10.5in^3
S
x
=2(3.06)=6.12
M
MAX
=

200#(3.5')=700#FT
M
ALLOW
=f
b
'(S
X
)=1072.5psi(10.5in^3)=11261.25#IN=938.43#FT
THEREFORE,USE22x4DF#1FORHANDRAILSUPPORT

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Gravity Beam Design


RAM SBeam v3.0
Solar D - ASU - Solar Canopy
Cantilver HSS
Licensed to: RAM International 08/21/13 16:28:32
STEEL CODE: ASD 9th Ed.
SPAN INFORMATION (ft): I-End (0.00,0.00) J-End (24.00,0.00)
BeamSize (User Selected) = HSS10X5X1/4 Fy =50.0 ksi
Total Beam Length (ft) = 24.00
Cantilever on right (ft) = 10.00
POINT LOADS (kips):
Flange Bracing
Dist (ft) DL LL Top Bottom
7.000 1.13 1.13 Yes Yes
19.000 0.83 0.83 Yes Yes
23.997 0.45 0.45 Yes Yes
LINE LOADS (k/ft):
Load Dist (ft) DL LL
1 0.000 0.023 0.000
14.000 0.023 0.000
2 14.000 0.023 0.000
24.000 0.023 0.000
SHEAR: Max V (DL+LL) = 2.79 kips fv = 0.60 ksi Fv = 20.00 ksi
MOMENTS:
Span Cond Moment @ Lb Cb Tension Flange Compr Flange
kip-ft ft ft fb Fb fb Fb
Center Max + 3.6 7.0 7.0 1.75 2.50 33.00 2.50 33.00
Max - -18.4 14.0 7.0 1.50 12.85 33.00 12.85 33.00
Right Max - -18.4 14.0 5.0 1.00 12.85 33.00 12.85 33.00
Controlling -18.4 14.0 7.0 1.50 12.85 33.00 --- ---
REACTIONS (kips):
Left Right
DL reaction 0.03 2.93
Max +LL reaction 0.57 2.46
Max -LL reaction -0.62 0.00
Max +total reaction 0.59 5.39
Max -total reaction -0.59 2.93
DEFLECTIONS:
Center span:
Dead load (in) at 8.68 ft = 0.036 L/D = 4669
Live load (in) at 8.68 ft = 0.075 L/D = 2243
Net Total load (in) at 8.68 ft = 0.111 L/D = 1515
Right cantilever:
Dead load (in) = -0.386 L/D = 621
Pos Live load (in) = -0.444 L/D = 540
Neg Live load (in) = 0.096 L/D = 2492
Pos Total load (in) = -0.831 L/D = 289
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Considerations for Lateral Forces


WIND
COMPETITON:IRVINE,CA
85MPH(3SECONDGUST)
EXPOSURE:C

PERMANENT:PHOENIX,AZ
90MPH(3SECONDGUST)
EXPOSURE:C

THEREFORE,USEPHOENIXVALUES,MORECONSERVATIVE

q=0.025KV
2
I
W
C
D

q=0.025(0.90)(90
2
)(1.0)(0.80)=14.58PSF(ROUNDTO15PSF)

SOUTHFACE,MODULES
AREA=720.09FT
2

V
BASE
=15.0PSF(720.09)=10.8K

NORTHFACE,MODULES
AREA=720.09FT
2

V
BASE
=15.0PSF(720.09)=10.8K

EASTFACE,MODULES
AREA=574.165FT
2

V
BASE
=15.0PSF(574.165)=8.61K

WESTFACE,MODULES
AREA=574.165FT
2

V
BASE
=15.0PSF(574.165)=8.61K

WESTPATIOCANOPY(CONSERVATIVEAREA)
AREA=62.4FT
2

V
BASE
=15.0PSF(62.4)=936#

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Design Maps Summary Report


Building Code Reference Document
Site Coordinates
Site Soil Classification
Occupancy Category
UserSpecified Input
2006/2009 International Building Code
(which makes use of 2002 USGS hazard data)
33.68027N, 117.77152W
Site Class D Stiff Soil
Occupancy Category I
USGSProvided Output
SS = 1.453 g SMS = 1.453 g SDS = 0.968 g
S1 = 0.512 g SM1 = 0.769 g SD1 = 0.512 g

Although this information is a product of the U.S. Geological Survey, we provide no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the
accuracy of the data contained therein. This tool is not a substitute for technical subject-matter knowledge.
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SEISMIC
IRCDESIGNCATEGORY:D
2

SEEIRCSECTIONR301.2.2
OCCUPANCYCATEGORY:II

S
DS
(FORIRVINE,CA):0.968g(SOILCLASSIFICATIOND)
R=7.0(LIGHTFRAMEDSHEARWALL)
SEEASCE712.21

C
S
=(S
DS
(1))/R=(0.968(1))/7.0=0.138

SEISMICMODULES
v=C
S
(W)
W=98.56K(N.,S.MODULES,SOLARCANOPY,MECH.UNIT)
v=0.138(98.56K)=13.601K
THEREFORE,SEISMICCONTROLSLATERALFORCESFORN.,S.MODULES,SOLARCANOPY,MECH.UNIT

SEISMICWESTPATIOCANOPY
v=C
S
(W)
W=1524#
v=0.138(1524#)=210.31#
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NORTH+SOUTHMODULES|ROOFDIAPHRAGMSHEARRESISTANCE
N=(v/L)
vACTINGATROOFDIAPHRAGM
v=C
S
(W)
v=0.138(49.78K)=6.87K

N
X
=6870#/36.68'(4)=46.82PLFINXDIRECTION

N
Y
=6870#/25.54'(2)=134.5PLFINYDIRECTION

THEREFORE,USELPTECHSHIELD,APARATEDEXPOSURE1O.S.B.
FASTENEDWITH#8PPSDSCREW
SCREWSPACING:6"MAX.ONALLSUPPORTEDEDGES
MAXSHEARSTRENGTH:615PLF

NORTH+SOUTHMODULES|FLOORDIAPHRAGMSHEARRESISTANCE
N=(v/L)
vACTINGATFLOORDIAPHRAGM
v=C
S
(W)
v=0.138(18.6K)=2.57K

N
X
=2570#/122.04'=21.06PLFINXDIRECTION

N
Y
=2570#/25.54'(2)=50.31PLFINYDIRECTION

THEREFORE,USE11/8"STRUCTURAL1RATEDO.S.B.
FASTENEDWITH#10PPSDSCREW
SCREWSPACING:6"MAX.ONALLSUPPORTEDEDGES
MAXSHEARSTRENGTH:615PLF

MECH.ROOM|ROOFDIAPHRAGMSHEARRESISTANCE
N=(v/L)
vACTINGATROOFDIAPHRAGM
v=C
S
(W)
v=0.138(4.22K)=0.58K

N
X
=582.36#/4.58'=127.15PLFINXDIRECTION
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N
Y
=582.36#/20'=29.118PLFINYDIRECTION

THEREFORE,USELPTECHSHIELD,APARATEDEXPOSURE1O.S.B.
FASTENEDWITH#8PPSDSCREW
SCREWSPACING:6"MAX.ONALLSUPPORTEDEDGES
MAXSHEARSTRENGTH:615PLF

MECH.ROOM|ROOFDIAPHRAGMSHEARRESISTANCE
N=(v/L)
vACTINGATFLOORDIAPHRAGM
v=C
S
(W)
v=0.138(2.32K)=0.32K

N
X
=320.16#/4.58'=69.9PLFINXDIRECTION

N
Y
=320.16#/20'=16.00PLFINYDIRECTION

THEREFORE,USE11/8"STRUCTURAL1RATEDO.S.B.
FASTENEDWITH#10PPSDSCREW
SCREWSPACING:6"MAX.ONALLSUPPORTEDEDGES
MAXSHEARSTRENGTH:615PLF

THEREFORE,SEISMICCONTROLSLATERALFORCESFORN.,S.MODULES,SOLARCANOPY,MECHUNIT

REFERTOS600FORSHEARWALLLOCATIONS
SHEAR
WALL
CALCULATI
ONS

NORTH+
SOUTH
MODULES

WALL LENGTH
(FT)
I %OF
TOTAL
SHEAR(v)IN# SHEAR(v)IN
PLF
CONCLUSION(APARATEDSHEATHING)
EW1 7.79 26.39
40435
9
0.2061
20175
993.4992431 127.5352045 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:6"
o.c.,VMAX:253#
EW2 6.52 15.47 0.1208 582.5027161 89.34090738 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
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52026
1
51186 FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:6"
o.c.,VMAX:253#
EW3 2.5 0.872
39583
3
0.0068
12839
32.83788621 13.13515448 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:6"
o.c.,VMAX:253#
EW4 8.37 32.73
93407
9
0.2556
72786
1232.342827 147.2333127 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:6"
o.c.,VMAX:253#
EW5 9.75 51.74
96484
4
0.4041
30824
1947.910572 199.7856997 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:6"
o.c.,VMAX:253#
EW6 2.45 0.821
09197
9
0.0064
1219
30.90675579 12.61500237 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:6"
o.c.,VMAX:253#
TOTAL 128.0
51723
3
1 4820

WALL LENGTH
(FT)
I %OF
TOTAL
SHEAR(v)IN# SHEAR(v)IN
PLF
CONCLUSION(APARATEDSHEATHING)
NS1 7.36 22.26
00942
9
0.1314
7194
633.6947504 86.09983021 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:6"
o.c.,VMAX:253#
NS2 2.31 0.688
22349
8
0.0040
64766
19.59217296 8.481460155 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:6"
o.c.,VMAX:253#
NS3 13.13 126.3
82730
7
0.7464
38113
3597.831705 274.0161238 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:4"
o.c.,VMAX:380#
NS4 7.1 19.98
33641
7
0.1180
25181
568.8813713 80.1241368 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:6"
o.c.,VMAX:253#
TOTAL 169.3
14412
7
1 4820


MECHANIC
ALUNIT

WALL LENGTH
(FT)
I %OF
TOTAL
SHEAR(v)IN# SHEAR(v)IN
PLF
CONCLUSION(APARATEDSHEATHING)
EW1 4.6 2.757
85333
3
1 486.94 105.8565217 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:6"
o.c.,VMAX:253#
TOTAL 2.757 1 486.94
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85333
3

WALL LENGTH
(FT)
I %OF
TOTAL
SHEAR(v)IN# SHEAR(v)IN
PLF
CONCLUSION(APARATEDSHEATHING)
NS1 13.25 65.90
90885
4
0.9334
95535
454.556316 34.30613706 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:6"
o.c.,VMAX:253#
NS2 5.31 4.242
10324
5
0.0600
82525
29.25658458 5.50971461 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:6"
o.c.,VMAX:253#
NS3 2.52 0.453
41856
0.0064
2194
3.127099385 1.240912454 15/32"APARATEDSTRUCTURAL1PLY.
FASTENER:RAMSETGYPFAST,SPACING:6"
o.c.,VMAX:253#
TOTAL 70.60
46103
5
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UPLIFT
NORTH,SOUTHMODULES,MECH.UNIT
ASCE7,FIGURE27.44
MONOSLOPEFREEROOFS
WINDDIRECTION:180DEGREES
LOADCASE:A
OBSTRUCTREDWINDFLOW
C
NW
=0.5
q=0.0025KV
2
I
w
C
NW

q=0.0025(0.90)(90^2)(1.0)(0.5)
q=9.11PSF

ROOFDEADLOAD:
25.8PSF(NORTH)
25.8PSF(SOUTH)
12.9PSF(MECH.UNIT)

THEREFORE,NONETUPLIFT

SOLARCANOPYMODULE
q=29PSF(COMPONENTANDCLADDING)
29PSF(337FT^2)=9773#
THEREFORE,RESISTUPLIFTWITH20SIMPSONH2.5A(2PEREACHNSBEAM)

MODULESANCHORINGFORSHEARRESISTANCEWITHSAFETYFACTOR
v
TOTAL
=13.6K
SHEAR/ANCHOR=v
TOTAL
/14
13600#/14=971.5#/ANCHOR

THEREFORE,USE(14)1"DIAMETER,42"LONGDOUBLEHEADSTEELTENT
STAKESASPRODUCEDBYHOGANCOMPANY,INC.EMBEDED36"INTO
TARMACCOMPOSITIONWITHASSUMEDSHEARRESISTANCEOF1,500#TO
RESISTSHEARINXANDYDIRECTIONS.
REFERTOS100FORANCHORLOCATIONS

WESTPATIOCANOPYANCHORINGFORSHEARRESISTANCEWITHSAFETY
FACTOR
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v
TOTAL
=936#
SHEAR/ANCHOR=v
TOTAL
/2
936#/2=468#/ANCHOR
THEREFORE,USE(2)1"DIAMETER,42"LONGDOUBLEHEADSTEELTENT
STAKESASPRODUCEDBYHOGANCOMPANY,INC.EMBEDED36"INTO
TARMACCOMPOSITIONWITHASSUMEDSHEARRESISTANCEOF1,500#TO
RESISTSHEARINXANDYDIRECTIONS.

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Reference Documents

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Combined Axial and Lateral Loads
15 psf Lateral Load
Wall
Height
(ft)
Spacing
(in) oc
350S162 362S137 362S162 362S200
33 ksi 50 ksi 33 ksi 50 ksi 33 ksi 50 ksi 33 ksi 50 ksi
33 43 54 68 33 43 54 68 33 43 54 68 33 43 54 68
8
12 1.37 2.10 3.56 4.66 1.09 1.72 2.95 3.98 1.44 2.20 3.74 4.96 1.77 2.79 4.71 6.22
16 1.16 1.89 3.36 4.46 0.91 1.53 2.77 3.80 1.23 1.99 3.55 4.76 1.55 2.56 4.49 6.01
24 0.78 1.49 2.99 4.08 0.56
4
1.16 2.43 3.44 0.85 1.59 3.17 4.38 1.13 2.13 4.06 5.58
9
12 1.13 1.82 3.14 4.16 0.90 1.49 2.64 3.59 1.21 1.93 3.35 4.47 1.51 2.47 4.21 5.60
16 0.90 1.57 2.91 3.92 0.68 1.26 2.43 3.37 0.97 1.68 3.12 4.23 1.25 2.19 3.94 5.34
24 0.46
3
1.11
4
2.48 3.48 0.28
3
0.83
4
2.03 2.94 0.53
3
1.21 2.68 3.77 0.77
4
1.68 3.44 4.84
10
12 0.90 1.53 2.71 3.63 0.70
4
1.25 2.31 3.16 0.97 1.64 2.94 3.94 1.25 2.13 3.69 4.95
16 0.64
3
1.25 2.45 3.37 0.46
3
0.99
4
2.07 2.91 0.71
4
1.36 2.67 3.66 0.95 1.82 3.38 4.65
24 0.17
3
0.74
3
1.99
4
2.88 - 0.51
3
1.62
3
2.44
4
0.23
3
0.84
3
2.18
4
3.15 0.42
3
1.25
4
2.83 4.09
12
12 0.47
3
0.98
3
1.90
4
2.62 0.33
3
0.78
3
1.63
4
2.30 0.53
3
1.08
4
2.10 2.88 0.74
3
1.46 2.65 3.66
16 0.18
2
0.67
3
1.62
3
2.33
4
- 0.48
3
1.36
3
2.02
4
0.24
2
0.76
3
1.81
3
2.58
4
0.41
3
1.11
3
2.32
4
3.32
24 - 0.13
2
1.13
2
1.81
3
- - 0.89
2
1.51
3
- 0.20
2
1.29
3
2.03
3
- 0.49
3
1.73
3
2.72
3
14
12 0.13
2
0.53
2
1.27
3
1.83
3
- 0.38
2
1.08
3
1.60
3
0.18
2
0.61
3
1.42
3
2.03
3
0.32
2
0.90
3
1.82
3
2.61
4
16 - 0.22
2
1.00
2
1.54
3
- - 0.82
2
1.31
3
- 0.29
2
1.14
2
1.73
3
- 0.54
2
1.49
3
2.28
3
24 - - 0.53
1
1.04
2
- - 0.35
1
0.82
2
- - 0.64
1
1.19
2
- - 0.92
2
1.69
2
16
12 - 0.20
1
0.82
2
1.26
3
- - 0.68
2
1.07
2
- 0.26
2
0.93
2
1.41
3
- 0.46
2
1.22
3
1.85
3
16 - - 0.57
1
0.98
2
- - 0.42
1
0.80
2
- - 0.66
1
1.12
2
- 0.12
1
0.91
2
1.53
2
24 - - 0.13
1
0.51
1
- - - 0.34
1
- - 0.19
1
0.62
1
- - 0.38
1
0.97
1
5 psf Lateral Load (Interior Walls)
Wall
Height
(f t)
Spacing
(in) oc.
600S137 600S162 600S200
33 ksi 50 ksi 33 ksi 50 ksi 33 ksi 50 ksi
33 43 54 68 97 33 43 54 68 97 33 43 54 68 97
8
12 1.77 2.51 3.81 5.05 7.54 2.42 3.40 5.61 7.45 11.39 2.86 4.31 7.46 9.97 15.65
16 1.73 2.47 3.78 5.02 7.52 2.37 3.35 5.57 7.41 11.35 2.81 4.26 7.41 9.93 15.60
24 1.65 2.39 3.72 4.96 7.46 2.28 3.27 5.49 7.33 11.28 2.72 4.16 7.31 9.83 15.51
9
12 1.74 2.47 3.78 5.02 7.52 2.38 3.36 5.57 7.41 11.35 2.80 4.23 7.31 9.79 15.39
16 1.69 2.43 3.74 4.98 7.48 2.32 3.30 5.52 7.36 11.31 2.74 4.16 7.25 9.73 15.33
24 1.59 2.33 3.66 4.90 7.41 2.20 3.19 5.42 7.26 11.21 2.62 4.03 7.12 9.61 15.20
10
12 1.70 2.44 3.75 4.99 7.49 2.33 3.31 5.53 7.37 11.31 2.73 4.13 7.14 9.58 15.07
16 1.63 2.37 3.70 4.94 7.44 2.25 3.24 5.46 7.30 11.25 2.65 4.05 7.05 9.50 14.99
24 1.51 2.25 3.59 4.83 7.36 2.10 3.11 5.33 7.17 11.12 2.50 3.88 6.89 9.35 14.83
12
12 1.60 2.34 3.66 4.90 7.41 2.17 3.15 5.35 7.25 11.19 2.55 3.88 6.67 9.00 14.21
16 1.51 2.25 3.59 4.82 7.34 2.06 3.05 5.25 7.15 11.09 2.44 3.76 6.55 8.89 14.09
24 1.33 2.07 3.43 4.67 7.21 1.85 2.85 5.05 6.95 10.89 2.22 3.53 6.31 8.66 13.85
14
12 1.48 2.22 3.55 4.79 7.31 1.95 2.91 4.93 6.77 10.96 2.32 3.56 6.07 8.26 13.08
16 1.36 2.09 3.44 4.67 7.20 1.81 2.78 4.80 6.63 10.80 2.17 3.40 5.91 8.10 12.91
24 1.11 1.85 3.21 4.45 7.00 1.54 2.51 4.53 6.35 10.49 1.89 3.09 5.59 7.79 12.58
16
12 1.34 2.07 3.40 4.63 7.15 1.71 2.62 4.41 6.10 9.89 2.05 3.18 5.38 7.38 11.74
16 1.18 1.90 3.24 4.46 7.00 1.53 2.45 4.24 5.91 9.68 1.87 2.98 5.18 7.17 11.52
24 0.87
3
1.59 2.95 4.16 6.71 1.20
4
2.12 3.91 5.57 9.28 1.52 2.61 4.79 6.79 11.09
5 psf Lateral Load (Interior Walls)
Wall
Height
(ft)
Spacing
(in) oc
800S137 800S162 800S200
33 ksi 50 ksi 33 ksi 50 ksi 33 ksi 50 ksi
43 54 68 97 43 54 68 97 118 43 54 68 97 118
8
12 2.43 3.57 4.74 7.21 3.35 5.43 7.25 11.25 14.30 4.47 7.74 10.29 15.98 20.46
16 2.40 3.55 4.72 7.19 3.32 5.40 7.22 11.23 14.28 4.44 7.71 10.25 15.95 20.43
24 2.35 3.50 4.68 7.16 3.26 5.35 7.16 11.17 14.23 4.36 7.64 10.19 15.88 20.37
9
12 2.40 3.55 4.73 7.20 3.33 5.41 7.22 11.23 14.28 4.44 7.71 10.26 15.95 20.43
16 2.37 3.52 4.70 7.17 3.29 5.37 7.19 11.20 14.25 4.39 7.67 10.21 15.91 20.39
24 2.30 3.47 4.65 7.12 3.21 5.30 7.12 11.13 14.19 4.30 7.57 10.13 15.83 20.31
10
12 2.38 3.53 4.71 7.18 3.30 5.38 7.19 11.20 14.26 4.41 7.68 10.22 15.92 20.40
16 2.34 3.49 4.67 7.15 3.25 5.33 7.15 11.16 14.22 4.35 7.62 10.17 15.87 20.35
24 2.26 3.43 4.61 7.09 3.15 5.24 7.06 11.07 14.14 4.23 7.50 10.06 15.76 20.25
12
12 2.32 3.48 4.66 7.13 3.22 5.31 7.13 11.14 14.20 4.32 7.59 10.14 15.84 20.32
16 2.26 3.43 4.61 7.09 3.15 5.24 7.06 11.07 14.14 4.23 7.50 10.06 15.76 20.24
24 2.14 3.33 4.51 7.00 3.00 5.11 6.93 10.94 14.03 4.06 7.32 9.90 15.60 20.08
14
12 2.25 3.42 4.60 7.08 3.13 5.22 7.04 11.05 14.12 4.16 7.36 9.96 15.72 20.20
16 2.16 3.35 4.53 7.01 3.03 5.13 6.94 10.95 14.03 4.04 7.24 9.84 15.61 20.09
24 2.00 3.21 4.40 6.88 2.83 4.94 6.76 10.76 13.87 3.80 6.99 9.61 15.38 19.86
16
12 2.16 3.34 4.52 7.00 3.02 5.11 6.93 10.93 14.01 3.93 6.95 9.45 15.15 19.78
16 2.05 3.25 4.43 6.91 2.89 4.98 6.80 10.80 13.89 3.77 6.78 9.30 15.00 19.62
24 1.83 3.06 4.25 6.74 2.62 4.72 6.54 10.53 13.66 3.46 6.46 9.00 14.68 19.29
If no note, deflection meets L/720
1
Deflection meets L/120
2
Deflection meets L/240
3
Deflection meets L/360
4
Deflection meets L/600
See Table Notes on page 24.
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10 psf Dead Load and 20 psf Live Load
Section
Fy
(ksi)
L/360 Live Load Defl ection L/480 Live Load Defl ection
Single Span Double Span Single Span Double Span
Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center
12 16 24 12 16 24 12 16 24 12 16 24
600S162-33 33 14' 6" 12' 7"e 10' 3"e 14' 6" 12' 7" 10' 1" 14' 4" 12' 7"e 10' 3"e 14' 6" 12' 7" 10' 1"
600S200-33 33 15' 6" 13' 5"e 10' 11"e 15' 6" 13' 3" 10' 5" 15' 0" 13' 5"e 10' 11"e 15' 6" 13' 3" 10' 5"
600S162-43 33 17' 2" 15' 6" 12' 8" 17' 11" 15' 6" 12' 8" 15' 7" 14' 2" 12' 5" 17' 6" 15' 6" 12' 8"
600S200-43 33 18' 0" 16' 0" 13' 1" 18' 6" 16' 0" 13' 1" 16' 5" 14' 11" 13' 0" 18' 5" 16' 0" 13' 1"
600S250-43 33 18' 11" 16' 5" 13' 5"e 19' 0" 16' 5" 13' 5" 17' 2" 15' 7" 13' 5"e 19' 0" 16' 5" 13' 5"
600S162-54 50 18' 5" 16' 9" 14' 7" 20' 8" 18' 9" 16' 5" 16' 9" 15' 2" 13' 3" 18' 9" 17' 1" 14' 11"
600S200-54 50 19' 4" 17' 7" 15' 4" 21' 9" 19' 9" 17' 3" 17' 7" 16' 0" 14' 0" 19' 9" 17' 11" 15' 8"
600S250-54 50 20' 3" 18' 5" 16' 1" 22' 9" 20' 8" 17' 10" 18' 5" 16' 9" 14' 8" 20' 8" 18' 10" 16' 5"
600S162-68 50 19' 9" 17' 11" 15' 8" 22' 2" 20' 2" 17' 7" 17' 11" 16' 4" 14' 3" 20' 2" 18' 4" 16' 0"
600S200-68 50 20' 9" 18' 10" 16' 6" 23' 4" 21' 2" 18' 6" 18' 10" 17' 2" 15' 0" 21' 2" 19' 3" 16' 10"
600S250-68 50 21' 9" 19' 9" 17' 3" 24' 5" 22' 3" 19' 5" 19' 9" 18' 0" 15' 8" 22' 3" 20' 2" 17' 8"
600S162-97 50 21' 11" 19' 11" 17' 4" 24' 7" 22' 4" 19' 6" 19' 11" 18' 1" 15' 9" 22' 4" 20' 3" 17' 9"
600S200-97 50 23' 1" 20' 11" 18' 4" 25' 11" 23' 6" 20' 7" 20' 11" 19' 0" 16' 8" 23' 6" 21' 4" 18' 8"
600S250-97 50 24' 3" 22' 0" 19' 3" 27' 2" 24' 8" 21' 7" 22' 0" 20' 0" 17' 6" 24' 8" 22' 5" 19' 7"
600S162-118 50 23' 1" 21' 0" 18' 4" 25' 11" 23' 7" 20' 7" 21' 0" 19' 1" 16' 8" 23' 7" 21' 5" 18' 9"
600S200-118 50 24' 5" 22' 2" 19' 4" 27' 5" 24' 11" 21' 9" 22' 2" 20' 2" 17' 7" 24' 11" 22' 7" 19' 9"
600S250-118 50 25' 8" 23' 4" 20' 4" 28' 9" 26' 2" 22' 10" 23' 4" 21' 2" 18' 6" 26' 2" 23' 9" 20' 9"
800S162-33 33 16' 9"e 14' 6"e 11' 10"e 15' 8"e 13' 0"e 9' 10"e 16' 9"e 14' 6"e 11' 10"e 15' 8"e 13' 0"e 9' 10"e
800S200-33 33 18' 0"e 15' 7"e 12' 8"e 16' 6"e 13' 8"e 10' 3"e 18' 0"e 15' 7"e 12' 8"e 16' 6"e 13' 8"e 10' 3"e
800S162-43 33 20' 2" 17' 6" 14' 3"e 20' 2" 17' 6" 13' 11" 19' 6" 17' 6" 14' 3"e 20' 2" 17' 6" 13' 11"
800S200-43 33 21' 7" 18' 8" 15' 3"e 21' 7" 18' 8" 15' 3" 20' 7" 18' 8" 15' 3"e 21' 7" 18' 8" 15' 3"
800S250-43 33 22' 2" 19' 2"e 15' 8"e 22' 2" 19' 2" 15' 6" 21' 5" 19' 2"e 15' 8"e 22' 2" 19' 2" 15' 6"
800S162-54 50 23' 3" 21' 1" 18' 4" 26' 0" 23' 5" 19' 1" 21' 1" 19' 2" 16' 9" 23' 8" 21' 6" 18' 9"
800S200-54 50 24' 4" 22' 1" 19' 4" 27' 4" 24' 10" 20' 5" 22' 1" 20' 1" 17' 6" 24' 10" 22' 6" 19' 8"
800S250-54 50 25' 4" 23' 1" 20' 2" 28' 6" 25' 6" 20' 10" 23' 1" 20' 11" 18' 3" 25' 10" 23' 6" 20' 6"
800S162-68 50 24' 11" 22' 8" 19' 9" 28' 0" 25' 5" 22' 3" 22' 8" 20' 7" 18' 0" 25' 5" 23' 1" 20' 2"
800S200-68 50 26' 1" 23' 9" 20' 9" 29' 4" 26' 8" 23' 3" 23' 9" 21' 7" 18' 10" 26' 8" 24' 2" 21' 2"
800S250-68 50 27' 3" 24' 9" 21' 8" 30' 7" 27' 10" 24' 3" 24' 9" 22' 6" 19' 8" 27' 10" 25' 3" 22' 1"
800S162-97 50 27' 8" 25' 2" 22' 0" 31' 1" 28' 3" 24' 8" 25' 2" 22' 10" 20' 0" 28' 3" 25' 8" 22' 5"
800S200-97 50 29' 0" 26' 5" 23' 1" 32' 7" 29' 7" 25' 11" 26' 5" 24' 0" 20' 11" 29' 7" 26' 11" 23' 6"
800S250-97 50 30' 4" 27' 7" 24' 1" 34' 1" 30' 11" 27' 1" 27' 7" 25' 1" 21' 11" 30' 11" 28' 2" 24' 7"
800S162-118 50 29' 4" 26' 7" 23' 3" 32' 11" 29' 11" 26' 1" 26' 7" 24' 2" 21' 1" 29' 11" 27' 2" 23' 9"
800S200-118 50 30' 9" 27' 11" 24' 5" 34' 6" 31' 5" 27' 5" 27' 11" 25' 5" 22' 2" 31' 5" 28' 6" 24' 11"
800S250-118 50 32' 2" 29' 3" 25' 6" 36' 1" 32' 10" 28' 8" 29' 3" 26' 7" 23' 2" 32' 10" 29' 10" 26' 1"
1000S162-43 33 22' 4"e 19' 4"e 15' 10"e 22' 3"e 18' 10"e 14' 8"e 22' 4"e 19' 4"e 15' 10"e 22' 3"e 18' 10"e 14' 8"e
1000S200-43 33 24' 1"e 20' 11"e 17' 1"e 23' 5"e 19' 9"e 15' 4"e 24' 1"e 20' 11"e 17' 1"e 23' 5"e 19' 9"e 15' 4"e
1000S250-43 33 24' 10"e 21' 6"e 17' 6"e 24' 5"e 20' 6"e 15' 10"e 24' 10"e 21' 6"e 17' 6"e 24' 5"e 20' 6"e 15' 10"e
1000S162-54 50 27' 7" 25' 0" 21' 2" 29' 11" 25' 11" 21' 2" 25' 2" 22' 10" 19' 11" 28' 2" 25' 6" 21' 2"
1000S200-54 50 28' 10" 26' 2" 22' 9" 32' 2" 27' 10" 22' 2" 26' 4" 23' 10" 20' 9" 29' 5" 26' 8" 22' 2"
1000S250-54 50 30' 3" 27' 6" 23' 4" 33' 1" 28' 8" 23' 1" 27' 6" 25' 0" 21' 10" 30' 10" 28' 1" 23' 1"
1000S162-68 50 30' 0" 27' 2" 23' 8" 33' 6" 30' 5" 25' 0" 27' 3" 24' 9" 21' 7" 30' 7" 27' 9" 24' 2"
1000S200-68 50 31' 3" 28' 5" 24' 9" 35' 0" 31' 9" 26' 9" 28' 5" 25' 10" 22' 7" 31' 11" 28' 11" 25' 3"
1000S250-68 50 32' 6" 29' 7" 25' 10" 36' 6" 33' 2" 27' 6" 29' 7" 26' 10" 23' 5" 33' 2" 30' 2" 26' 4"
1000S162-97 50 33' 4" 30' 4" 26' 6" 37' 5" 34' 0" 29' 9" 30' 4" 27' 6" 24' 1" 34' 0" 30' 11" 27' 0"
1000S200-97 50 34' 10" 31' 8" 27' 8" 39' 1" 35' 6" 31' 0" 31' 8" 28' 9" 25' 1" 35' 6" 32' 3" 28' 2"
1000S250-97 50 36' 3" 32' 11" 28' 9" 40' 9" 37' 0" 32' 4" 32' 11" 29' 11" 26' 2" 37' 0" 33' 7" 29' 4"
1000S162-118 50 35' 4" 32' 1" 28' 0" 39' 8" 36' 0" 31' 6" 32' 1" 29' 2" 25' 6" 36' 0" 32' 9" 28' 7"
1000S200-118 50 36' 11" 33' 7" 29' 4" 41' 6" 37' 8" 32' 11" 33' 7" 30' 6" 26' 8" 37' 8" 34' 3" 29' 11"
1000S250-118 50 38' 6" 35' 0" 30' 7" 43' 2" 39' 3" 34' 4" 35' 0" 31' 9" 27' 9" 39' 3" 35' 8" 31' 2"
"e" web stiffeners required at ends.
Web stiffeners required at interior supports for double span conditions.
See Table Notes on page 35.
Floor Joist Spans
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10 psf Dead Load and 30 psf Live Load
Section
Fy
(ksi)
L/360 Live Load Defl ection L/480 Live Load Defl ection
Single Span Double Span Single Span Double Span
Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center
12 16 24 12 16 24 12 16 24 12 16 24
600S162-33 33 12' 7"e 10' 11"e 8' 11"e 12' 7" 10' 10" 8' 5"e 12' 6"e 10' 11"e 8' 11"e 12' 7" 10' 10" 8' 5"e
600S200-33 33 13' 5"e 11' 7"e 9' 6"e 13' 3" 11' 2" 8' 8"e 13' 2"e 11' 7"e 9' 6"e 13' 3" 11' 2" 8' 8"e
600S162-43 33 15' 0" 13' 5" 11' 0"e 15' 6" 13' 5" 11' 0" 13' 8" 12' 5" 10' 10"e 15' 4" 13' 5" 11' 0"
600S200-43 33 15' 9" 13' 10" 11' 4"e 16' 0" 13' 10" 11' 4" 14' 4" 13' 0" 11' 4"e 16' 0" 13' 10" 11' 4"
600S250-43 33 16' 5" 14' 3" 11' 7"e 16' 5" 14' 3" 11' 7" 15' 0" 13' 7" 11' 7"e 16' 5" 14' 3" 11' 7"
600S162-54 50 16' 1" 14' 7" 12' 9" 18' 1" 16' 5" 14' 4" 14' 7" 13' 3" 11' 7" 16' 5" 14' 11" 13' 0"
600S200-54 50 16' 11" 15' 4" 13' 5" 19' 0" 17' 3" 15' 1" 15' 4" 14' 0" 12' 2" 17' 3" 15' 8" 13' 8"
600S250-54 50 17' 9" 16' 1" 14' 1" 19' 11" 18' 1" 15' 6" 16' 1" 14' 8" 12' 9" 18' 1" 16' 5" 14' 4"
600S162-68 50 17' 3" 15' 8" 13' 8" 19' 4" 17' 7" 15' 4" 15' 8" 14' 3" 12' 5" 17' 7" 16' 0" 14' 0"
600S200-68 50 18' 2" 16' 6" 14' 5" 20' 4" 18' 6" 16' 2" 16' 6" 15' 0" 13' 1" 18' 6" 16' 10" 14' 8"
600S250-68 50 19' 0" 17' 3" 15' 1" 21' 4" 19' 5" 16' 11" 17' 3" 15' 8" 13' 9" 19' 5" 17' 8" 15' 5"
600S162-97 50 19' 1" 17' 4" 15' 2" 21' 6" 19' 6" 17' 0" 17' 4" 15' 9" 13' 9" 19' 6" 17' 9" 15' 6"
600S200-97 50 20' 2" 18' 4" 16' 0" 22' 7" 20' 7" 17' 11" 18' 4" 16' 8" 14' 6" 20' 7" 18' 8" 16' 4"
600S250-97 50 21' 2" 19' 3" 16' 9" 23' 9" 21' 7" 18' 10" 19' 3" 17' 6" 15' 3" 21' 7" 19' 7" 17' 2"
600S162-118 50 20' 2" 18' 4" 16' 0" 22' 8" 20' 7" 18' 0" 18' 4" 16' 8" 14' 7" 20' 7" 18' 9" 16' 4"
600S200-118 50 21' 4" 19' 4" 16' 11" 23' 11" 21' 9" 19' 0" 19' 4" 17' 7" 15' 4" 21' 9" 19' 9" 17' 3"
600S250-118 50 22' 5" 20' 4" 17' 9" 25' 2" 22' 10" 20' 0" 20' 4" 18' 6" 16' 2" 22' 10" 20' 9" 18' 2"
800S162-33 33 14' 6"e 12' 7"e 10' 3"e 13' 0"e 10' 9"e 8' 0"e 14' 6"e 12' 7"e 10' 3"e 13' 0"e 10' 9"e 8' 0"e
800S200-33 33 15' 7"e 13' 6"e 11' 0"e 13' 8"e 11' 2"e 8' 2"e 15' 7"e 13' 6"e 11' 0"e 13' 8"e 11' 2"e 8' 2"e
800S162-43 33 17' 6" 15' 2"e 12' 4"e 17' 6" 14' 11" 11' 9" 17' 1" 15' 2"e 12' 4"e 17' 6" 14' 11" 11' 9"
800S200-43 33 18' 8" 16' 2"e 13' 3"e 18' 8" 16' 2" 12' 11"e 18' 0" 16' 2"e 13' 3"e 18' 8" 16' 2" 12' 11"e
800S250-43 33 19' 2"e 16' 7"e 13' 7"e 19' 2" 16' 7" 13' 0"e 18' 9" 16' 7"e 13' 7"e 19' 2" 16' 7" 13' 0"e
800S162-54 50 20' 3" 18' 5" 16' 0" 22' 8" 20' 3" 16' 6" 18' 5" 16' 9" 14' 7" 20' 8" 18' 9" 16' 4"
800S200-54 50 21' 3" 19' 4" 16' 10" 23' 10" 21' 7" 17' 8" 19' 4" 17' 6" 15' 4" 21' 8" 19' 8" 17' 2"
800S250-54 50 22' 2" 20' 2" 17' 7" 24' 11" 22' 1" 18' 1" 20' 2" 18' 3" 16' 0" 22' 7" 20' 6" 17' 11"
800S162-68 50 21' 9" 19' 9" 17' 3" 24' 5" 22' 3" 19' 5" 19' 9" 18' 0" 15' 8" 22' 3" 20' 2" 17' 8"
800S200-68 50 22' 10" 20' 9" 18' 1" 25' 7" 23' 3" 20' 4" 20' 9" 18' 10" 16' 5" 23' 3" 21' 2" 18' 6"
800S250-68 50 23' 10" 21' 8" 18' 11" 26' 9" 24' 3" 21' 2" 21' 8" 19' 8" 17' 2" 24' 3" 22' 1" 19' 3"
800S162-97 50 24' 2" 22' 0" 19' 2" 27' 2" 24' 8" 21' 7" 22' 0" 20' 0" 17' 5" 24' 8" 22' 5" 19' 7"
800S200-97 50 25' 4" 23' 1" 20' 2" 28' 6" 25' 11" 22' 7" 23' 1" 20' 11" 18' 4" 25' 11" 23' 6" 20' 6"
800S250-97 50 26' 6" 24' 1" 21' 0" 29' 9" 27' 1" 23' 7" 24' 1" 21' 11" 19' 1" 27' 1" 24' 7" 21' 6"
800S162-118 50 25' 7" 23' 3" 20' 4" 28' 9" 26' 1" 22' 10" 23' 3" 21' 1" 18' 5" 26' 1" 23' 9" 20' 9"
800S200-118 50 26' 10" 24' 5" 21' 4" 30' 2" 27' 5" 23' 11" 24' 5" 22' 2" 19' 5" 27' 5" 24' 11" 21' 9"
800S250-118 50 28' 1" 25' 6" 22' 4" 31' 7" 28' 8" 25' 1" 25' 6" 23' 2" 20' 3" 28' 8" 26' 1" 22' 9"
1000S162-43 33 19' 4"e 16' 9"e 13' 8"e 18' 10"e 15' 10"e 12' 2"e 19' 4"e 16' 9"e 13' 8"e 18' 10"e 15' 10"e 12' 2"e
1000S200-43 33 20' 11"e 18' 1"e 14' 9"e 19' 9"e 16' 6"e 12' 7"e 20' 11"e 18' 1"e 14' 9"e 19' 9"e 16' 6"e 12' 7"e
1000S250-43 33 21' 6"e 18' 7"e 15' 2"e 20' 6"e 17' 1"e 13' 0"e 21' 6"e 18' 7"e 15' 2"e 20' 6"e 17' 1"e 13' 0"e
1000S162-54 50 24' 1" 21' 10" 18' 4" 25' 11" 22' 6" 18' 2" 22' 0" 19' 11" 17' 4" 24' 7" 22' 3" 18' 2"
1000S200-54 50 25' 2" 22' 10" 19' 9" 27' 10" 23' 8" 18' 9" 23' 0" 20' 10" 18' 2" 25' 8" 23' 3" 18' 9"
1000S250-54 50 26' 5" 24' 0" 20' 3" 28' 8" 24' 9" 19' 6" 24' 0" 21' 10" 19' 1" 27' 0" 24' 6" 19' 6"
1000S162-68 50 26' 2" 23' 9" 20' 8" 29' 3" 26' 6" 21' 8" 23' 9" 21' 7" 18' 10" 26' 8" 24' 2" 21' 1"
1000S200-68 50 27' 4" 24' 10" 21' 7" 30' 7" 27' 9" 23' 2" 24' 10" 22' 7" 19' 8" 27' 10" 25' 3" 22' 0"
1000S250-68 50 28' 5" 25' 10" 22' 7" 31' 11" 29' 0" 23' 10" 25' 10" 23' 5" 20' 6" 29' 0" 26' 4" 23' 0"
1000S162-97 50 29' 2" 26' 6" 23' 1" 32' 8" 29' 9" 26' 0" 26' 6" 24' 1" 21' 0" 29' 9" 27' 0" 23' 7"
1000S200-97 50 30' 5" 27' 8" 24' 2" 34' 2" 31' 0" 27' 1" 27' 8" 25' 1" 21' 11" 31' 0" 28' 2" 24' 8"
1000S250-97 50 31' 8" 28' 9" 25' 2" 35' 7" 32' 4" 28' 3" 28' 9" 26' 2" 22' 10" 32' 4" 29' 4" 25' 8"
1000S162-118 50 30' 10" 28' 0" 24' 6" 34' 8" 31' 6" 27' 6" 28' 0" 25' 6" 22' 3" 31' 6" 28' 7" 25' 0"
1000S200-118 50 32' 3" 29' 4" 25' 7" 36' 3" 32' 11" 28' 9" 29' 4" 26' 8" 23' 3" 32' 11" 29' 11" 26' 1"
1000S250-118 50 33' 7" 30' 7" 26' 8" 37' 9" 34' 4" 29' 11" 30' 7" 27' 9" 24' 3" 34' 4" 31' 2" 27' 3"
"e" web stiffeners required at ends.
Web stiffeners required at interior supports for double span conditions.
See Table Notes on page 35.
Floor Joist Spans
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U.S.D.O.E.SolarDecathlon2013 Page120

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10 psf Dead Load and 50 psf Live Load
Section
Fy
(ksi)
L/360 Live Load Defl ection L/480 Live Load Defl ection
Single Span Double Span Single Span Double Span
Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center
12 16 24 12 16 24 12 16 24 12 16 24
600S162-33 33 10' 3"e 8' 11"e 7' 3"e 10' 1" 8' 5"e 6' 5"e 10' 3"e 8' 11"e 7' 3"e 10' 1" 8' 5"e 6' 5"e
600S200-33 33 10' 11"e 9' 6"e 7' 9"e 10' 5" 8' 8"e 6' 7"e 10' 11"e 9' 6"e 7' 9"e 10' 5" 8' 8"e 6' 7"e
600S162-43 33 12' 8" 11' 0"e 9' 0"e 12' 8" 11' 0" 8' 10" 11' 6" 10' 5"e 9' 0"e 12' 8" 11' 0" 8' 10"
600S200-43 33 13' 1" 11' 4"e 9' 3"e 13' 1" 11' 4" 9' 0"e 12' 1" 11' 0"e 9' 3"e 13' 1" 11' 4" 9' 0"e
600S250-43 33 13' 5"e 11' 7"e 9' 6"e 13' 5" 11' 7" 9' 2"e 12' 8" 11' 6"e 9' 6"e 13' 5" 11' 7" 9' 2"e
600S162-54 50 13' 7" 12' 4" 10' 9" 15' 3" 13' 10" 12' 0" 12' 4" 11' 2" 9' 9" 13' 10" 12' 7" 11' 0"
600S200-54 50 14' 3" 13' 0" 11' 4" 16' 0" 14' 7" 12' 2" 13' 0" 11' 9" 10' 3" 14' 7" 13' 3" 11' 7"
600S250-54 50 14' 11" 13' 7" 11' 10" 16' 9" 15' 3" 12' 6" 13' 7" 12' 4" 10' 9" 15' 3" 13' 10" 12' 1"
600S162-68 50 14' 7" 13' 3" 11' 7" 16' 4" 14' 10" 13' 0" 13' 3" 12' 0" 10' 6" 14' 10" 13' 6" 11' 9"
600S200-68 50 15' 4" 13' 11" 12' 2" 17' 2" 15' 7" 13' 8" 13' 11" 12' 8" 11' 0" 15' 7" 14' 2" 12' 5"
600S250-68 50 16' 1" 14' 7" 12' 9" 18' 0" 16' 4" 14' 4" 14' 7" 13' 3" 11' 7" 16' 4" 14' 10" 13' 0"
600S162-97 50 16' 2" 14' 8" 12' 10" 18' 1" 16' 5" 14' 4" 14' 8" 13' 4" 11' 8" 16' 5" 14' 11" 13' 1"
600S200-97 50 17' 0" 15' 5" 13' 6" 19' 1" 17' 4" 15' 2" 15' 5" 14' 0" 12' 3" 17' 4" 15' 9" 13' 9"
600S250-97 50 17' 10" 16' 3" 14' 2" 20' 0" 18' 2" 15' 11" 16' 3" 14' 9" 12' 10" 18' 2" 16' 6" 14' 5"
600S162-118 50 17' 0" 15' 6" 13' 6" 19' 1" 17' 4" 15' 2" 15' 6" 14' 1" 12' 3" 17' 4" 15' 9" 13' 9"
600S200-118 50 18' 0" 16' 4" 14' 3" 20' 2" 18' 4" 16' 0" 16' 4" 14' 10" 13' 0" 18' 4" 16' 8" 14' 7"
600S250-118 50 18' 11" 17' 2" 15' 0" 21' 3" 19' 3" 16' 10" 17' 2" 15' 7" 13' 7" 19' 3" 17' 6" 15' 4"
800S162-33 33 11' 10"e 10' 3"e 7' 11"e 9' 10"e 8' 0"e 5' 9"e 11' 10"e 10' 3"e 7' 11"e 9' 10"e 8' 0"e 5' 9"e
800S200-33 33 12' 8"e 11' 0"e 7' 11"e 10' 3"e 8' 2"e 5' 10"e 12' 8"e 11' 0"e 7' 11"e 10' 3"e 8' 2"e 5' 10"e
800S162-43 33 14' 3"e 12' 4"e 10' 1"e 13' 11" 11' 9" 9' 2"e 14' 3"e 12' 4"e 10' 1"e 13' 11" 11' 9" 9' 2"e
800S200-43 33 15' 3"e 13' 3"e 10' 10"e 15' 3" 12' 11"e 10' 0"e 15' 2"e 13' 3"e 10' 10"e 15' 3" 12' 11"e 10' 0"e
800S250-43 33 15' 8"e 13' 7"e 11' 1"e 15' 6" 13' 0"e 10' 0"e 15' 8"e 13' 7"e 11' 1"e 15' 6" 13' 0"e 10' 0"e
800S162-54 50 17' 1" 15' 6" 13' 6" 19' 1" 16' 6" 13' 5" 15' 7" 14' 1" 12' 4" 17' 5" 15' 10" 13' 5"
800S200-54 50 17' 11" 16' 3" 14' 3" 20' 1" 17' 8" 14' 5" 16' 3" 14' 9" 12' 11" 18' 3" 16' 7" 14' 5"
800S250-54 50 18' 8" 17' 0" 14' 9"e 20' 10" 18' 1" 14' 8" 17' 0" 15' 5" 13' 6" 19' 1" 17' 4" 14' 8"
800S162-68 50 18' 4" 16' 8" 14' 7" 20' 7" 18' 9" 15' 10" 16' 8" 15' 2" 13' 3" 18' 9" 17' 0" 14' 10"
800S200-68 50 19' 3" 17' 6" 15' 3" 21' 7" 19' 7" 17' 2" 17' 6" 15' 11" 13' 10" 19' 7" 17' 10" 15' 7"
800S250-68 50 20' 1" 18' 3" 15' 11" 22' 7" 20' 6" 17' 3" 18' 3" 16' 7" 14' 6" 20' 6" 18' 7" 16' 3"
800S162-97 50 20' 5" 18' 6" 16' 2" 22' 11" 20' 10" 18' 2" 18' 6" 16' 10" 14' 9" 20' 10" 18' 11" 16' 6"
800S200-97 50 21' 5" 19' 5" 17' 0" 24' 0" 21' 10" 19' 1" 19' 5" 17' 8" 15' 5" 21' 10" 19' 10" 17' 4"
800S250-97 50 22' 4" 20' 4" 17' 9" 25' 1" 22' 10" 19' 11" 20' 4" 18' 5" 16' 1" 22' 10" 20' 9" 18' 1"
800S162-118 50 21' 7" 19' 7" 17' 2" 24' 3" 22' 0" 19' 3" 19' 7" 17' 10" 15' 7" 22' 0" 20' 0" 17' 6"
800S200-118 50 22' 8" 20' 7" 18' 0" 25' 5" 23' 1" 20' 2" 20' 7" 18' 8" 16' 4" 23' 1" 21' 0" 18' 4"
800S250-118 50 23' 8" 21' 6" 18' 10" 26' 7" 24' 2" 21' 2" 21' 6" 19' 7" 17' 1" 24' 2" 22' 0" 19' 2"
1000S162-43 33 15' 10"e 13' 8"e 11' 2"e 14' 8"e 12' 2"e 9' 1"e 15' 10"e 13' 8"e 11' 2"e 14' 8"e 12' 2"e 9' 1"e
1000S200-43 33 17' 1"e 14' 9"e 12' 1"e 15' 4"e 12' 7"e 9' 4"e 17' 1"e 14' 9"e 12' 1"e 15' 4"e 12' 7"e 9' 4"e
1000S250-43 33 17' 6"e 15' 2"e 12' 5"e 15' 10"e 13' 0"e 9' 7"e 17' 6"e 15' 2"e 12' 5"e 15' 10"e 13' 0"e 9' 7"e
1000S162-54 50 20' 4" 18' 4" 15' 0"e 21' 2" 18' 2" 14' 2" 18' 6" 16' 10" 14' 7"e 20' 8" 18' 2" 14' 2"
1000S200-54 50 21' 3" 19' 3" 16' 1"e 22' 2" 18' 9" 14' 7" 19' 4" 17' 7" 15' 3"e 21' 8" 18' 9" 14' 7"
1000S250-54 50 22' 4" 20' 3" 16' 6"e 23' 1" 19' 6" 15' 1" 20' 3" 18' 5" 16' 1"e 22' 9" 19' 6" 15' 1"
1000S162-68 50 22' 1" 20' 0" 17' 5" 24' 8" 21' 8" 17' 8" 20' 1" 18' 3" 15' 11" 22' 6" 20' 5" 17' 8"
1000S200-68 50 23' 0" 20' 11" 18' 3" 25' 9" 23' 2" 18' 11" 20' 11" 19' 0" 16' 7" 23' 6" 21' 4" 18' 7"
1000S250-68 50 24' 0" 21' 9" 19' 0" 26' 11" 23' 10" 19' 5" 21' 9" 19' 9" 17' 3" 24' 5" 22' 3" 19' 5"
1000S162-97 50 24' 7" 22' 4" 19' 6" 27' 7" 25' 1" 21' 11" 22' 4" 20' 3" 17' 9" 25' 1" 22' 9" 19' 11"
1000S200-97 50 25' 8" 23' 4" 20' 4" 28' 10" 26' 2" 22' 10" 23' 4" 21' 2" 18' 6" 26' 2" 23' 9" 20' 9"
1000S250-97 50 26' 9" 24' 3" 21' 2" 30' 0" 27' 3" 23' 10" 24' 3" 22' 1" 19' 3" 27' 3" 24' 9" 21' 8"
1000S162-118 50 26' 0" 23' 8" 20' 8" 29' 3" 26' 7" 23' 2" 23' 8" 21' 6" 18' 9" 26' 7" 24' 1" 21' 1"
1000S200-118 50 27' 3" 24' 9" 21' 7" 30' 7" 27' 9" 24' 3" 24' 9" 22' 6" 19' 7" 27' 9" 25' 3" 22' 0"
1000S250-118 50 28' 4" 25' 9" 22' 6" 31' 10" 28' 11" 25' 3" 25' 9" 23' 5" 20' 5" 28' 11" 26' 3" 22' 11"
"e" web stiffeners required at ends.
Web stiffeners required at interior supports for double span conditions.
See Table Notes on page 35.
Floor Joist Spans
www.SSMA.com
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ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY/ UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO (TEAM aSUNm)
The Design School, Attn: Solar Decathlon 2013 POBox871605,Tempe,AZ852871605

95% Published8/22/2013
U.S.D.O.E.SolarDecathlon2013 Page121

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10 psf Dead Load and 50 psf Live Load
Section
Fy
(ksi)
L/360 Live Load Defl ection L/480 Live Load Defl ection
Single Span Double Span Single Span Double Span
Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center
12 16 24 12 16 24 12 16 24 12 16 24
1200S162-54 50 22' 10"e 19' 9"e 16' 1"e 22' 5"e 18' 9"e 14' 2"e 21' 4"e 19' 4"e 16' 1"e 22' 5"e 18' 9"e 14' 2"e
1200S200-54 50 24' 4"e 21' 4"e 17' 5"e 23' 2"e 19' 3"e 14' 6"e 22' 3"e 20' 2"e 17' 5"e 23' 2"e 19' 3"e 14' 6"e
1200S250-54 50 25' 4"e 22' 1"e 18' 0"e 23' 5"e 19' 6"e 14' 8"e 23' 1"e 21' 0"e 18' 0"e 23' 5"e 19' 6"e 14' 8"e
1200S162-68 50 25' 6" 23' 1" 19' 2" 27' 1" 23' 6" 19' 2" 23' 3" 21' 1" 18' 4" 25' 11" 23' 6" 19' 2"
1200S200-68 50 26' 6" 24' 1" 20' 7"e 29' 2" 25' 3" 20' 4" 24' 2" 21' 11" 19' 1" 27' 1" 24' 6" 20' 4"
1200S250-68 50 27' 7" 25' 0" 21' 3"e 30' 1" 25' 9" 20' 5" 25' 2" 22' 10" 19' 10" 28' 1" 25' 6" 20' 5"
1200S162-97 50 28' 8" 26' 1" 22' 9" 32' 2" 29' 3" 24' 10" 26' 1" 23' 8" 20' 8" 29' 3" 26' 7" 23' 3"
1200S200-97 50 29' 10" 27' 1" 23' 8" 33' 6" 30' 5" 26' 7" 27' 1" 24' 8" 21' 6" 30' 5" 27' 8" 24' 2"
1200S250-97 50 31' 0" 28' 2" 24' 7" 34' 9" 31' 7" 27' 5" 28' 2" 25' 7" 22' 4" 31' 7" 28' 9" 25' 1"
1200S162-118 50 30' 5" 27' 7" 24' 2" 34' 2" 31' 0" 27' 1" 27' 7" 25' 1" 21' 11" 31' 0" 28' 2" 24' 7"
1200S200-118 50 31' 8" 28' 9" 25' 2" 35' 7" 32' 4" 28' 3" 28' 9" 26' 2" 22' 10" 32' 4" 29' 4" 25' 8"
1200S250-118 50 32' 11" 29' 11" 26' 1" 36' 11" 33' 7" 29' 4" 29' 11" 27' 2" 23' 9" 33' 7" 30' 6" 26' 8"
1200S300-118 50 34' 0" 30' 11" 27' 0" 38' 3" 34' 9" 30' 4" 30' 11" 28' 1" 24' 7" 34' 9" 31' 7" 27' 7"
1200S350-118 50 35' 8" 32' 5" 28' 4" 40' 1" 36' 5" 31' 10" 32' 5" 29' 5" 25' 9" 36' 5" 33' 1" 28' 11"
1400S162-54 50 24' 1"e 20' 10"e 17' 0"e 22' 9"e 18' 7"e 13' 8"e 24' 0"e 20' 10"e 17' 0"e 22' 9"e 18' 7"e 13' 8"e
1400S200-54 50 26' 2"e 22' 8"e 18' 6"e 23' 4"e 19' 0"e 13' 10"e 25' 0"e 22' 8"e 18' 6"e 23' 4"e 19' 0"e 13' 10"e
1400S250-54 50 27' 2"e 23' 7"e 19' 3"e 23' 7"e 19' 2"e 13' 11"e 25' 11"e 23' 6"e 19' 3"e 23' 7"e 19' 2"e 13' 11"e
1400S300-54 50 27' 10"e 24' 1"e 19' 7"e 23' 9"e 19' 3"e 14' 0"e 26' 9"e 24' 1"e 19' 7"e 23' 9"e 19' 3"e 14' 0"e
1400S350-54 50 31' 2"e 27' 1"e 19' 7"e 25' 3"e 20' 3"e 14' 6"e 28' 7"e 25' 11"e 19' 7"e 25' 3"e 20' 3"e 14' 6"e
1400S162-68 50 28' 8" 24' 11" 20' 4"e 28' 9" 24' 11" 20' 1" 26' 3" 23' 9" 20' 4"e 28' 9" 24' 11" 20' 1"
1400S200-68 50 29' 11" 26' 11" 22' 0"e 31' 1" 26' 10" 20' 11" 27' 3" 24' 9" 21' 6"e 30' 5" 26' 10" 20' 11"
1400S250-68 50 31' 0" 27' 11" 22' 10"e 31' 11" 27' 0" 21' 0" 28' 4" 25' 8" 22' 4"e 31' 7" 27' 0" 21' 0"
1400S300-68 50 32' 0" 28' 7" 23' 4"e 32' 4" 27' 3" 21' 3" 29' 3" 26' 6" 23' 0"e 32' 4" 27' 3" 21' 3"
1400S350-68 50 33' 11" 30' 10"e 26' 1"e 35' 11" 30' 1" 23' 1" 30' 10" 28' 0" 24' 6"e 34' 7" 30' 1" 23' 1"
1400S162-97 50 32' 9" 29' 8" 25' 10" 36' 7" 32' 8" 26' 8" 29' 9" 27' 0" 23' 7" 33' 4" 30' 3" 26' 4"
1400S200-97 50 34' 0" 30' 10" 26' 10" 38' 0" 34' 6" 28' 7" 30' 10" 28' 1" 24' 6" 34' 8" 31' 5" 27' 5"
1400S250-97 50 35' 2" 31' 11" 27' 10" 39' 5" 35' 9" 29' 7" 31' 11" 29' 0" 25' 4" 35' 11" 32' 7" 28' 5"
1400S300-97 50 36' 3" 33' 0" 28' 9" 40' 8" 36' 11" 30' 4" 33' 0" 29' 11" 26' 2" 37' 0" 33' 8" 29' 4"
1400S350-97 50 37' 11" 34' 6" 30' 1" 42' 7" 38' 8" 33' 5" 34' 6" 31' 4" 27' 4" 38' 8" 35' 2" 30' 9"
1400S162-118 50 34' 9" 31' 7" 27' 7" 39' 0" 35' 5" 30' 11" 31' 7" 28' 8" 25' 1" 35' 5" 32' 2" 28' 1"
1400S200-118 50 36' 1" 32' 9" 28' 8" 40' 6" 36' 10" 32' 2" 32' 9" 29' 9" 26' 0" 36' 10" 33' 5" 29' 2"
1400S250-118 50 37' 4" 33' 11" 29' 8" 41' 11" 38' 1" 33' 4" 33' 11" 30' 10" 26' 11" 38' 1" 34' 8" 30' 3"
1400S300-118 50 38' 7" 35' 1" 30' 7" 43' 4" 39' 4" 34' 4" 35' 1" 31' 10" 27' 10" 39' 4" 35' 9" 31' 3"
1400S350-118 50 40' 4" 36' 8" 32' 0" 45' 4" 41' 2" 36' 0" 36' 8" 33' 4" 29' 1" 41' 2" 37' 5" 32' 8"
1600S162-68 50 30' 2"e 26' 1"e 21' 4"e 30' 2"e 26' 1"e 20' 3"e 29' 1"e 26' 1"e 21' 4"e 30' 2"e 26' 1"e 20' 3"e
1600S200-68 50 32' 8"e 28' 4"e 23' 2"e 32' 8"e 27' 5"e 20' 11"e 30' 3"e 27' 5"e 23' 2"e 32' 8"e 27' 5"e 20' 11"e
1600S250-68 50 34' 1"e 29' 6"e 24' 1"e 33' 0"e 27' 7"e 21' 0"e 31' 4"e 28' 5"e 24' 1"e 33' 0"e 27' 7"e 21' 0"e
1600S300-68 50 35' 1"e 30' 4"e 24' 9"e 33' 4"e 27' 10"e 21' 2"e 32' 4"e 29' 4"e 24' 9"e 33' 4"e 27' 10"e 21' 2"e
1600S350-68 50 37' 1"e 33' 8"e 27' 9"e 36' 1"e 29' 10"e 22' 5"e 33' 10"e 30' 8"e 26' 9"e 36' 1"e 29' 10"e 22' 5"e
1600S162-97 50 36' 6" 33' 1" 28' 2" 39' 10" 34' 6" 28' 2" 33' 4" 30' 3" 26' 4" 37' 2" 33' 8" 28' 2"
1600S200-97 50 37' 10" 34' 4" 29' 10" 42' 3" 37' 1" 30' 3" 34' 6" 31' 4" 27' 3" 38' 7" 35' 0" 30' 3"
1600S250-97 50 39' 2" 35' 6" 30' 11" 43' 9" 38' 7" 31' 6" 35' 8" 32' 5" 28' 2" 39' 11" 36' 2" 31' 6"
1600S300-97 50 40' 4" 36' 7" 31' 11" 45' 1" 39' 7" 32' 4" 36' 9" 33' 4" 29' 1" 41' 2" 37' 4" 32' 4"
1600S350-97 50 42' 2" 38' 3" 33' 4" 47' 2" 42' 9" 35' 5" 38' 5" 34' 10" 30' 5" 43' 0" 39' 0" 34' 0"
1600S162-118 50 39' 0" 35' 6" 30' 11" 43' 9" 39' 8" 32' 10" 35' 6" 32' 3" 28' 2" 39' 10" 36' 2" 31' 7"
1600S200-118 50 40' 5" 36' 9" 32' 1" 45' 5" 41' 2" 35' 1" 36' 9" 33' 4" 29' 2" 41' 3" 37' 6" 32' 9"
1600S250-118 50 41' 9" 37' 11" 33' 2" 46' 11" 42' 7" 36' 6" 37' 11" 34' 6" 30' 2" 42' 7" 38' 9" 33' 10"
1600S300-118 50 43' 1" 39' 1" 34' 2" 48' 4" 43' 11" 37' 6" 39' 1" 35' 6" 31' 0" 43' 11" 39' 11" 34' 10"
1600S350-118 50 44' 11" 40' 10" 35' 8" 50' 6" 45' 10" 40' 0" 40' 10" 37' 1" 32' 5" 45' 10" 41' 8" 36' 5"
"e" web stiffeners required at ends.
Web stiffeners required at interior supports for double span conditions.
See Table Notes on page 35.
Floor Joist Spans
www.SSMA.com
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ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY/ UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO (TEAM aSUNm)
The Design School, Attn: Solar Decathlon 2013 POBox871605,Tempe,AZ852871605

95% Published8/22/2013
U.S.D.O.E.SolarDecathlon2013 Page122

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15 psf Dead Load and 125 psf Live Load
Section
Fy
(ksi)
L/360 Live Load Defl ection L/480 Live Load Defl ection
Single Span Double Span Single Span Double Span
Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center Spacing (in) on center
12 16 24 12 16 24 12 16 24 12 16 24
600S162-33 33 6' 9"e 5' 10"e 4' 7"e 5' 9"e 4' 8"e 3' 4"e 6' 9"e 5' 10"e 4' 7"e 5' 9"e 4' 8"e 3' 4"e
600S200-33 33 7' 2"e 6' 2"e 4' 7"e 5' 11"e 4' 9"e 3' 4"e 7' 2"e 6' 2"e 4' 7"e 5' 11"e 4' 9"e 3' 4"e
600S162-43 33 8' 4"e 7' 2"e 5' 10"e 8' 1"e 6' 9"e 5' 2"e 8' 4"e 7' 2"e 5' 10"e 8' 1"e 6' 9"e 5' 2"e
600S200-43 33 8' 7"e 7' 5"e 6' 1"e 8' 2"e 6' 10"e 5' 3"e 8' 7"e 7' 5"e 6' 1"e 8' 2"e 6' 10"e 5' 3"e
600S250-43 33 8' 9"e 7' 7"e 6' 3"e 8' 4"e 7' 0"e 5' 4"e 8' 9"e 7' 7"e 6' 3"e 8' 4"e 7' 0"e 5' 4"e
600S162-54 50 10' 0" 9' 1" 7' 10"e 11' 1" 9' 5" 7' 4" 9' 1" 8' 3" 7' 3"e 10' 2" 9' 3" 7' 4"
600S200-54 50 10' 6" 9' 7" 8' 1"e 11' 2" 9' 5" 7' 4" 9' 7" 8' 8" 7' 7"e 10' 9" 9' 5" 7' 4"
600S250-54 50 11' 0" 10' 0"e 8' 3"e 11' 5" 9' 8" 7' 6" 10' 0" 9' 1" 7' 11"e 11' 3" 9' 8" 7' 6"
600S162-68 50 10' 9" 9' 9" 8' 6" 12' 0" 10' 11" 8' 11" 9' 9" 8' 10" 7' 9" 10' 11" 9' 11" 8' 8"
600S200-68 50 11' 3" 10' 3" 8' 11" 12' 8" 11' 6" 9' 3" 10' 3" 9' 4" 8' 2" 11' 6" 10' 5" 9' 2"
600S250-68 50 11' 10" 10' 9" 9' 5" 13' 3" 11' 5" 9' 1" 10' 9" 9' 9" 8' 6" 12' 1" 10' 11" 9' 1"
600S162-97 50 11' 11" 10' 10" 9' 5" 13' 4" 12' 1" 10' 7" 10' 10" 9' 10" 8' 7" 12' 1" 11' 0" 9' 7"
600S200-97 50 12' 6" 11' 4" 9' 11" 14' 1" 12' 9" 11' 2" 11' 4" 10' 4" 9' 0" 12' 9" 11' 7" 10' 2"
600S250-97 50 13' 2" 11' 11" 10' 5" 14' 9" 13' 5" 11' 9" 11' 11" 10' 10" 9' 6" 13' 5" 12' 2" 10' 8"
600S162-118 50 12' 7" 11' 5" 10' 0" 14' 1" 12' 10" 11' 2" 11' 5" 10' 4" 9' 1" 12' 10" 11' 8" 10' 2"
600S200-118 50 13' 3" 12' 0" 10' 6" 14' 10" 13' 6" 11' 10" 12' 0" 10' 11" 9' 7" 13' 6" 12' 3" 10' 9"
600S250-118 50 13' 11" 12' 8" 11' 1" 15' 8" 14' 2" 12' 5" 12' 8" 11' 6" 10' 0" 14' 2" 12' 11" 11' 3"
800S162-33 33 6' 9"e 5' 1"e 3' 5"e 5' 0"e 3' 11"e 2' 8"e 6' 9"e 5' 1"e 3' 5"e 5' 0"e 3' 11"e 2' 8"e
800S200-33 33 6' 9"e 5' 1"e 3' 5"e 5' 1"e 3' 11"e 2' 8"e 6' 9"e 5' 1"e 3' 5"e 5' 1"e 3' 11"e 2' 8"e
800S162-43 33 9' 4"e 8' 1"e 6' 7"e 8' 4"e 6' 10"e 5' 1"e 9' 4"e 8' 1"e 6' 7"e 8' 4"e 6' 10"e 5' 1"e
800S200-43 33 10' 0"e 8' 8"e 7' 1"e 9' 0"e 7' 4"e 5' 4"e 10' 0"e 8' 8"e 7' 1"e 9' 0"e 7' 4"e 5' 4"e
800S250-43 33 10' 3"e 8' 11"e 7' 3"e 9' 0"e 7' 4"e 5' 4"e 10' 3"e 8' 11"e 7' 3"e 9' 0"e 7' 4"e 5' 4"e
800S162-54 50 12' 6"e 10' 10"e 8' 10"e 12' 3" 10' 4" 8' 1" 11' 5" 10' 4"e 8' 10"e 12' 3" 10' 4" 8' 1"
800S200-54 50 13' 2"e 11' 7"e 9' 5"e 13' 4" 11' 2" 8' 7"e 12' 0" 10' 11"e 9' 5"e 13' 4" 11' 2" 8' 7"e
800S250-54 50 13' 8"e 11' 10"e 9' 8"e 13' 5" 11' 3" 8' 8"e 12' 6"e 11' 4"e 9' 8"e 13' 5" 11' 3" 8' 8"e
800S162-68 50 13' 6" 12' 4" 10' 4"e 14' 8" 12' 8" 10' 1" 12' 4" 11' 2" 9' 9"e 13' 10" 12' 7" 10' 1"
800S200-68 50 14' 2" 12' 11" 11' 3"e 15' 11" 14' 0" 11' 3" 12' 11" 11' 8" 10' 3"e 14' 5" 13' 2" 11' 3"
800S250-68 50 14' 10" 13' 5" 11' 4"e 16' 0" 13' 10" 11' 0" 13' 5" 12' 3" 10' 8"e 15' 1" 13' 9" 11' 0"
800S162-97 50 15' 0" 13' 8" 11' 11" 16' 11" 15' 4" 12' 8" 13' 8" 12' 5" 10' 10" 15' 4" 13' 11" 12' 2"
800S200-97 50 15' 9" 14' 4" 12' 6" 17' 8" 16' 1" 14' 1" 14' 4" 13' 0" 11' 4" 16' 1" 14' 7" 12' 9"
800S250-97 50 16' 6" 15' 0" 13' 1" 18' 6" 16' 10" 14' 8" 15' 0" 13' 7" 11' 11" 16' 10" 15' 3" 13' 4"
800S162-118 50 15' 11" 14' 5" 12' 7" 17' 10" 16' 3" 14' 2" 14' 5" 13' 2" 11' 6" 16' 3" 14' 9" 12' 11"
800S200-118 50 16' 8" 15' 2" 13' 3" 18' 9" 17' 0" 14' 11" 15' 2" 13' 9" 12' 0" 17' 0" 15' 6" 13' 6"
800S250-118 50 17' 6" 15' 10" 13' 10" 19' 7" 17' 10" 15' 7" 15' 10" 14' 5" 12' 7" 17' 10" 16' 2" 14' 2"
1000S162-43 33 10' 4"e 8' 11"e 6' 0"e 8' 1"e 6' 5"e 4' 6"e 10' 4"e 8' 11"e 6' 0"e 8' 1"e 6' 5"e 4' 6"e
1000S200-43 33 11' 2"e 8' 11"e 6' 0"e 8' 3"e 6' 6"e 4' 7"e 11' 2"e 8' 11"e 6' 0"e 8' 3"e 6' 6"e 4' 7"e
1000S250-43 33 11' 6"e 8' 11"e 6' 0"e 8' 5"e 6' 7"e 4' 7"e 11' 6"e 8' 11"e 6' 0"e 8' 5"e 6' 7"e 4' 7"e
1000S162-54 50 13' 10"e 12' 0"e 9' 10"e 12' 10" 10' 7" 7' 11" 13' 7"e 12' 0"e 9' 10"e 12' 10" 10' 7" 7' 11"
1000S200-54 50 14' 11"e 12' 11"e 10' 6"e 13' 3" 10' 10" 8' 0"e 14' 2"e 12' 10"e 10' 6"e 13' 3" 10' 10" 8' 0"e
1000S250-54 50 15' 4"e 13' 3"e 10' 10"e 13' 8" 11' 2" 8' 2"e 14' 11"e 13' 3"e 10' 10"e 13' 8" 11' 2" 8' 2"e
1000S162-68 50 16' 2" 14' 2"e 11' 7"e 16' 5" 14' 2" 11' 2" 14' 9" 13' 5" 11' 7"e 16' 5" 14' 2" 11' 2"
1000S200-68 50 16' 11" 15' 2"e 12' 5"e 17' 6" 14' 10" 11' 8" 15' 5" 14' 0"e 12' 2"e 17' 3" 14' 10" 11' 8"
1000S250-68 50 17' 8" 15' 7"e 12' 9"e 18' 0" 15' 7" 12' 4"e 16' 1" 14' 7"e 12' 9"e 18' 0" 15' 7" 12' 4"e
1000S162-97 50 18' 1" 16' 5" 14' 4" 20' 4" 18' 2" 14' 9" 16' 5" 14' 11" 13' 1" 18' 6" 16' 9" 14' 8"
1000S200-97 50 18' 11" 17' 2" 15' 0" 21' 3" 19' 3" 15' 8" 17' 2" 15' 7" 13' 8" 19' 3" 17' 6" 15' 4"
1000S250-97 50 19' 8" 17' 11" 15' 8" 22' 1" 20' 1" 16' 11" 17' 11" 16' 3" 14' 2" 20' 1" 18' 3" 15' 11"
1000S162-118 50 19' 2" 17' 5" 15' 3" 21' 6" 19' 7" 16' 7" 17' 5" 15' 10" 13' 10" 19' 7" 17' 9" 15' 6"
1000S200-118 50 20' 1" 18' 3" 15' 11" 22' 6" 20' 5" 17' 8" 18' 3" 16' 7" 14' 5" 20' 5" 18' 7" 16' 3"
1000S250-118 50 20' 11" 19' 0" 16' 7" 23' 5" 21' 4" 18' 7" 19' 0" 17' 3" 15' 1" 21' 4" 19' 4" 16' 11"
"e" web stiffeners required at ends.
Web stiffeners required at interior supports for double span conditions.
See Table Notes on page 35.
Floor Joist Spans
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Detailed Water Budget


GAL EVENTS
HotWaterDraws 240 15 16
WaterVaporization 3.6 0.6 6
Dishwasher 50 10 5 Assume10gal.percycle,highestimate
ClothesWasher 160 20 8
Assume20gal.percycle,inthehighrangeofwashing
machines
Vegetation 150 50 3 50gallonsperweekforalllandscape,3weeks
FireProtection 344 344 1 Basedon35gpmat40psifortenminutes
ThermalStorageTank 110 110 1 110gallonsofwaterforfillingthermalstoragetank
Testing 115 115 1 Includestesthotwaterdraw
InitialSystemsFill 100 100 1 Forchillerreservoirsforcooling/heatingloops
TSU/FCUhydronicloop 10 10 1
FillingsupplyandreturnlinesofTSU/FCU/chiller
hydronicloop
Hydronicpiping,
radiant 9 9 1
Fillingsupply,return,andmanifoldpipingofradiant
ceilingsystem
RadiantCeiling 4 4 1 Fillingcapillarytubesofradiantceiling
SafetyFactor 130.16
WATERREQUIRED 1431.76 gallons
FUNCTION
WATERUSE
(GALLONS)
CALCULATIONS
NOTES

NOTE:
WATERBUDGETBASEDONKNOWNFACTORS,ESTIMATESFORUNKNOWNQUANTITIES,ASSUMPTIONSSTATEDWHERE
APPLICABLE
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Summary of Unlisted Electrical Components

ALLELECTRICALCOMPONENTSCARRYANAPPROVEDTESTINGAGENCYSLISTINGPERSECTION67OFTHESOLAR
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Target Client Characteristics and Requirements

CharacteristicorRequirement Example
Locationofpermanentsite Phoenix,AZ
Housingtype Suburbanhouse
#ofoccupants 2
Clientdemographic Older,retiredcouple
Clientannualincome $60,000
#ofbedrooms 1

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Summary of Reconfigurable Features

PLEASEREFERENCESHEETA603

WALKTHROUGHNARRATIVE:
UponenteringshadejurieswillobservetheflexroomconfiguredaccordingtodrawingC5onsheetA603.Thejurieswill
continueonintothekitchenandprogressintothebedroomwherethefurniturewillbedisplayedaccordingtodrawings
A2andA4ofsheetA603.Followingawalkthroughthebathroomthejurieswillreentertheflexspacetofinditinthe
configurationfoundinC3ofsheeta603,teamaSUNmwillthendemonstratethereconfigurationofthefurnitureby
transitioningtothelayoutofdrawingC1ofsheeta603anddrawingsC2andC4ofsheetA604.Thejurieswillthen
proceedwiththeremainderofthetour.
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PLEASEREFERENCESHEETA604

WALKTHROUGHNARRATIVE:
UponenteringshadejurieswillobservetheflexroomconfiguredaccordingtodrawingC5onsheetA603.Thejurieswill
continueonintothekitchenandprogressintothebedroomwherethefurniturewillbedisplayedaccordingtodrawings
A2andA4ofsheetA603.Followingawalkthroughthebathroomthejurieswillreentertheflexspacetofinditinthe
configurationfoundinC3ofsheeta603,teamaSUNmwillthendemonstratethereconfigurationofthefurnitureby
transitioningtothelayoutofdrawingC1ofsheeta603anddrawingsC2andC4ofsheetA604.Thejurieswillthen
proceedwiththeremainderofthetour.
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Interconnection Application Form


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ArizonaStateUniversity&UniversityofNewMexicoLotNumber117
PVSystems
DISCLAIMERS:
[1]PVpanelinformationbelowistentativeandwillbefinalizedwhenaformalagreementwithaPVvendorwillbe
reached.
[2]NumberofPVpanelsspecifiedinthetablebelowistheactualtargetnumbertobeused.Thedrawingswillbe
updatedtoreflectthecorrectandfinalPVmodulecountafteraformalagreementwithaPVmodulevendorisreached.
ModuleManufacturer ShortDescriptionofArray DCRatingofArray
(sumoftheDCratings)
SolarWorldSW245mono
black
Monocrystalline,36modulestotal(9modulesconnectedin
series,2stringsinparallelperinverter.Two5kWinverters
total)
8820W,STCconditions




TotalDCpowerofallarraysis_____8.82________ kW(intenths)
INVERTERS
Inverter
Manufacturer
ModelNumber Voltage Rating(kVAorKW) Quantity
PowerOne PVI5000 240VAC 5kW 2



TotalACpowerofallinvertersis____10_____ kVAorkW(inwholenumbers)
REQUIREDINFORMATION
Thefollowinginformationmustbeincludedintheprojectmanualorconstructiondocuments.Iflocatedinthe
constructiondocuments,listthedrawinglocationsinthissectionoftheprojectmanual.(Example:B3/E201)
Location
OneLineElectricalSchematic E601
ThreeLineElectricalSchematic E602
PVandWireSizeCalculations E603
Calculationsofservice/feedernetcomputedloadandneutralload(NEC220) E604,E605
Planviewofthelotshowingthehouse,decks,ramps,tourpaths,theservice
point,andthedistributionpanelorloadcenter
E106

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Energy Analysis Results and Discussion

INTRODUCTION
One of the intended goals of SHADE's design and construction is to implement technologies and building approaches
that result in a residence with a lower energy demand than a conventionally constructed house. This kind of design
approach,coupledwiththePVarraytogenerateelectricitywillresultinanetzeroresidence.Thefinaldecisionsabout
which technologies, materials, and methods used were reached based on the combined considerations of energy
efficiency, demand reduction, affordability, availability to Team ASUNM based on purchase price and sponsorship,
applicability for current and future markets, and innovation. This last criterion was given large weight since the design
and construction of SHADE represents an opportunity to experiment with systems and approaches that are not yet
widelyadopted,butmaybecomesoifadequatedemonstrationcanbemadeoftheirefficacy.
SHADE is designed for the Phoenix climate, which is characterized by high average air temperatures yearround, very
highsummertemperatures,lowrelativehumidity,andhighinsolation.Majorconstraintsonthedesignincludefindinga
balancebetweenaffordableconstruction,lowenergydemandsforcoolingandheating,andappropriateuseofdaylight
fortasksandambiance.
The purpose of this report is to present the analyses that informed the design and implementation of SHADE. These
haveincludedparametricanalysesofenvelopecomponentsandconstructions,orientationandgeometricalstudies,and
simulationsofenergygenerationanduse.Abriefoverviewisgivenofsomeofthetoolsusedfortheseenergyanalyses.
Ageneraldescriptionisthengivenofthehousegeometry,construction,andsystems.Thisisfollowedbyanoverviewof
someoftheresultsthatinformedthedesignprocess,especiallyrelatedtostructuralandenvelopechoices.Theresults
of simulations of the effects of natural ventilation, the freezing of the thermal storage unit, and the expected PV
electricity production are presented. The quantitative contributions of some final construction choices to SHADEs
energyuseareshown.Finally,asummaryoftheexpectedannualenergyconsumptionofSHADEisgiven.

METHODSANDTOOLS
A variety of software application and analysis tools have been used at various points throughout the design and
constructionprocessofSHADE.Someofthesearebrieflydescribedbelow.
eQuest: This application is available as a free download from the US Department of Energy. It is a valuable tool for
quickly and easily estimating cooling and heating loads, as well as evaluating the effects of changing envelope
parameters such as size and placement of windows, and Rvalues of walls. However, eQuest does not currently easily
incorporateradiantcoolingintoitssimulations.
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Homer: This is a modeling software that can be used to model an entire homes loads including basic electrical loads
andPVgenerationalongwithotherloadssuchaswindandbatterystorageloads.Forthisanalysis,Homerwasusedto
modelSHADEsPVproductionin both Irvineforthecompetition andPhoenix fortheremaininglifeofthehomeonan
hourly basis. Homer can account for the weather and temperature for different geographical areas, as well as design
constraintssuchasthesizeofthePVsystemandtheangleofthePVarray.

MATLAB:MATLABisanumericalcomputingenvironmentwithmanycapabilities.Itwasusedinthiscontexttosimulate
thefreezingofthethermalstorageunitwithvaryinginlettemperaturesandflowrates.
PVWatts: PVWatts is a modeling software that uses data from NREL to give a monthly estimated PV output based on
geographicallocation,anddesignconstraintsonaPVsystemsuchassizeofthePVsystemandthetiltangle.PVWattsis
widelyusedbyPVprofessionalstoestimatetheoutputofaPVsystemfortheircustomersandwillmodelproductionon
amonthlybasis.ResultsfromPVWattswerecomparedwithandusedalongsidethosefromHomer.

Spreadsheet software: Calculation spreadsheets were created in both Microsoft Excel and Open Office Calculation to
quickly evaluate many aspects of energy analysis, from cooling load calculations to PV array sizing, to analysis of
experimental data. Calculation spreadsheets have the advantage of being easy to learn and understand while also
remainingcapableofanalyzinglargedatasetsandcarryingoutsomecomplicatedcalculations.
TRNSYS:TRNSYSisabuildingenergymodelingapplicationcapableofevaluatingtransienteffects.Itoffersagreatdegree
ofusercontrol,andcanevaluatehighlycomplexbuildingsystems.Whilethissoftwareiscapableofcarryingoutcomplex
analyses, learning to use its full capabilities is also complex. Team ASUNM has used the basic features of TRNSYS to
evaluatethecontributionofbuildingenvelopeelementsandshadingfeaturestoheatingandcoolingloads.
GEOMETRYANDSYSTEMS
SHADEisroughlyrectangular,andtravelsintwomodulesthatareattachedalongtheEastWestaxisofthehouse.There
is one fixed window and a large sliding door in the South wall, which is shaded by the structure that supports the PV
array.Therearefoursmallerglassdoorslocatedintheenvelopeofthehouse:twoontheWestwall,oneontheNorth
wall,andoneontheEastwall.Inadditiontotheglassdoor,therearetwonarrowwindowsontheNorthwall.Shading
structuresareanintegral partofthebuildingenvelope.Theiruseisimportantnotjust to controldirectsolargain,but
alsotoexpandthelivingspace,inordertotakeadvantageoftheoftenpleasantclimateofPhoenix.
The South side of the house contains the kitchen area and living/flex space, and has the largest window, with some
directsolargaininthewintertoassistwiththemoderatespaceheatingneedsinPhoenix.TheNorthsideofthehouse
containsthe bedroom,bathroom,and partof theliving/flexspace,which canbe configured tobeaguestbedroom or
homeoffice.Thereareoutdoorlivingareasonallsidesofthehouse;thesespaceshaveshadestructurestoensurethat
theoccupantsgetthemaximumenjoymentanduseoutofthem.
Systems
ThesystemsofSHADEfallintothreeprimarycategories:heating,ventilation,andcooling;solarenergy;andcontrols.A
briefoverviewisgivenofeach.
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Heating,ventilation,andcooling
Capillary mats made of plastic are laid underneath the plastered ceiling. Chilled or heated water is pumped through
thesemats;thisradiantdeliverysystemprovidestheprimaryheatingandcoolingneedsofthehouse.Humiditycontrol
andadditionalpeakcoolingareprovidedbyaminimalairsystemconsistingofafancoilunitwithachilledwatercoiland
anenergyrecoveryventilationunit.Heatingisalsoprovidedviatheradiantceiling,withadditionalcapacityfromtheair
system; however, additional heating is not projected to be necessary for typical operation in Phoenix. The radiant
delivery system was chosen to maximize thermal comfort while minimizing energy use for HVAC. Radiant cooling
providessuperiorthermalcomfortcomparedtoforcedairsystems,evenathigherindoorambienttemperatures.This
effectisprimarilyduetothemeanradianttemperatureoftheroombeinglowerthanthatofanaircooledspace.Since
waterhasamuchhigherheatcapacitythanair,itismoreefficienttomoveheataroundalivingspaceusingwaterthan
air.Thisefficiencytranslatestolessenergyrequiredforboththecirculatingpumpandthefanforthesupplementaryair
systemthanforthefanaloneforanallairsystem.
Thecoolingsystemincludesasmallthermalstorageunit.Energystorageintheformoflatentenergy,orphasechange
energy,willbeimplementedtosatisfypartofthecoolingload.Athermalstoragesystemconsistingofaninsulatedtank,
internalenergystoragecontainersthatholdwaterforfreezing/ice,acirculatingpump,anda30%mixtureofpropylene
glycolwillbeusedtostoreenergyandoffsetthepeakcoolingload.Duringthecoolingseason,achillerwilloperateat
nighttocirculateverycoldworkingfluidtotheicebags,freezingthemandstoringthedayspeakcoolingrequirement.
This nightly cycle will allow the chiller to operate at a lower ambient temperature compared to daytime operation,
improvingitsabilitytorejectheatefficiently.
While thermal storage systems are in use for commercial systems, the residential market for this product remains
underserved.ThisformofenergystoragewillhelptoreducepeakelectricitydemandinregionssuchasPhoenix,where
airconditioning makes up a dominant part of the electricity demand. Shifting some of the cooling load to thermal
storagesmoothespeakelectricitydemand,andallowsconsumerstotakebetteradvantageofoffpeakelectricityrates.
Adedicatedheatpumpwaterheaterservesastheprimarysourcefordomestichotwater.Inaddition,thewaterchiller
for the radiant, air, and thermal storage system also acts as a domestic hot water preheater. Water to be used for
laundry,bathing,orotherhouseholdtaskspassesthroughabathlocatedinsidethechillercabinet.Thehotrefrigerant
linealsopassesthroughthisbath,rejectingitsheattothisbathandpreventingthecondenserfanfromneedingtorun
asmuch.
SolarEnergySystem
Photovoltaic panels are mounted on the Southfacing detached shade structure and convert sunlight into electricity
whileshadingtheSouthfacingwindowsfrommostdirectsummersunlight.ThePVsystemismadeupof36SolarWorld
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Controlsystem
A combination of wired and wireless equipment is used to coordinate the controls of the indoor and outdoor lighting,
securitysystem,HVACequipment,and householdappliances. Thegoaloftheintegratedcontrolsystem istomaximize
the usability of the controls system for the home occupant while providing opportunities for energy conservation and
remoteaccess.AschematicoftheoverallcontrolssystemsisshowninFigure1.

Figure1:SchematicofSHADEscontrolsystem
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ENVELOPEDESIGNANALYSISANDLOADCALCULATIONRESULTS
Oneofthefirststepstowardsdesigningenergyefficientbuildingsinvolvesexaminingtheclimateinwhichthebuilding
will operate. Another important step involves closely examining the effects of envelope components on the energy
consumption of the building. In most detached residences, envelope loads constitute the largest single component of
coolingandheatingloads.
Weatherdataandoutdoordesignconditions
Average weather data for Phoenix are available in many forms, including as Typical Meteorological year (TMY) Data,
which are useful for building energy simulation software, and as tabulated average weather data such as those
presented in the NREL Blue and Red Books. While TMY data are the most suitable for detailed energy analysis and
simulation,theRedBookandBluebookdataarepresentedasmonthlyaverages,whichisconvenientforanoverallidea
of the climate of a location; however, there is some concern that the Blue and Red book data are outdated due to
changingclimates.AverageweatherdatafordrybulbtemperatureandrelativehumidityaregiveninFigure2.

Figure2:AverageweatherconditionsforPhoenix,AZandLosAngeles,CA.
ItcanbeseenthattheclimateofPhoenixischaracterizedbyhighambienttemperatureswiththehighesttemperatures
occurringinthemonthsofJune,July,andAugust.Thereislowrelativehumiditythroughoutmostoftheyear,withthe
highestaveragerelativehumidityoccurringinthewintermonthsandsomeduringthesummermonsoon.Ontheother
hand, the climate of the competition location is characterized by relatively constant ambient temperatures and high
relative humidity yearround. The latent cooling load in Phoenix is relatively low; however a system that will provide
adequatedehumidificationforthecontestsitewillbenecessary.
ThePhoenixclimateisalsocharacterizedbyambienttemperatureswithinthecomfortenvelope(7075F)duringdays
inthespringandfall,andsomenightsintheearlysummer.

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Heatingandcoolingloadanalysis
Themaincontributiontocoolingloadwasfoundtobethesize,placement,andshadingofwindows.Samplesofresults
can be seen in Figure 3, showing the influence of window area and shading structures. The results of this energy
modeling helped guide the architectural design team in the placement and sizing of glazing and shading features. The
effect of envelope Rvalue was known to be important during the design process. These effects were explored
quantitatively.


Figure3:Simplifiedrenderingsofthecontestprototype,producedineQuestandshowingshadestructures.
Clockwisefromaboveleft,South,West,EastandNorth.
In addition to software energy modeling, analyses of building cooling loads were carried out using the ASHRAE CLTD
method for residential heating and cooling load calculations, using a spreadsheet. A comparison was made of peak
cooling load based on varying the Rvalues of the walls and roof. This analysis was carried out using a building design
thatisslightlymodifiedcomparedtothefinaldesignofSHADE.Therefore,thevalueofthepeakloadishigherthanthe
final peak cooling load for SHADE. However, the trend still holds true. This analysis compared the cooling loads for R
valuesrangingfromtheminimumof13requiredbytheIRCto60,ahighRvalue.ItcanbeseenfromFigure4thatthere
isalargereductionincoolingloadgoingfromawallRvalueof13to19or30;however,theslopeofthecurveflattens
outabovethirty,indicatingadiminishingreturn.ForawallRvalueof30,thereisafairlysmalldecreaseincoolingload
movingfromaroofRvalueof38to45.
ThewallsofSHADEhaveanRvalueof40inthewallsandoverR60intheroof.Whileasitebuilthousemaynothave
insulationunderneathapouredslab,SHADEwillbenefitfrominsulatingthesubfloortopreventexcessiveheatgainfrom
thetarmac.
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Figure4:ParametricanalysisofeffectofRvalueforwallandroofonpeakcoolingload.

Peakcoolingandheatingloadsresults
Thefinaldesign,includingexteriorstructuresandenvelopeRvaluesgivesapeakcoolingloadofapproximately1.2tons
and a peak heating load of around 9000 Btu/h. The contributions of individual components to these loads are shown
below,inFigures5and6.TheseresultswerefoundusingtheCLTDmethod.

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Figure5:Examplecalculationsofheatingandcoolingloads,obtainedwitheQuest.

Figure6:Contributionsofcomponentstopeakheatingload.

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Theloadswerecalculatedforfourzones:theFlexSpaceSouth,theFlexSpaceNorth,theBathroom,andtheBedroom.
AlthoughSHADEhasanopenfloorplan,thesurfaceareaoftheceilingdeterminesthecoolingcapacityofeachrooms
radiantarray.Thesensibleloadnotmetbytheradiantceilingandtherequiredlatentloadaremetbythechilledwater
fancoilunit.

ThereareseveralkeyfeaturesofSHADE'sphysicalconstructionthatimplementthisdemandreductionapproach.These
includeexternalconstructionsthatshadeglazedareasontheEast,South,andWestsidesofthehouse,astaggeredstud
constructionfortheexternalwalls,andahighlyinsulatedenvelope.Mostofthesefeaturesarenonstandardcompared
toconventionalresidentialconstruction.

ExternalstructurestoshadeglazedareasarecommonintheSouthwest;however,inmanyresidentialapplicationsthey
areaddedbyresidentsassecondaryfeaturestohouseconstruction.TheexternalstructuresofSHADEareintegraltoits
design.Conventionallyhomesaretypicallyconstructedofstructuralmemberswhichprovidethermalbridgingbetween
the ambient and internal conditions. Staggering, or offsetting the framing members of a wall results in an overall
increaseofthewall'sthermalresistancebyincreasingthethermalresistanceofeachpathforheatconduction.

Thereductionincoolingloadduetothesemodificationscanbequantifiedbycomparingpeakcoolingandheatingload
calculationsforSHADEwithandwithoutthem.Thisparametricanalysiswascarriedoutbyvaryinginputvaluestothe
CLTDspreadsheetusedforpeakcoolingandheatingloadcalculations.Theresultsareshownbelow,inFigure7.Itcanbe
seen that the Rvalue of the wall contributes more to reducing the cooling load than any other feature. It can also be
seenthatthestaggeredsteelstudconstructionperformsbetterthananonstaggeredconstructionusingeithersteelor
wood. The reduction in cooling load for SHADE compared to conventional construction approaches varies from 8 to
almost16%.

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Figure7:Impactofenvelopeandstructuraldesignoptionsonpeakheatingandcoolingloads

PVSYSTEMOUTPUT
Phoenixhomesexperienceextremeelectricaldemandsinthesummerduetohighcoolingloads.Itwasthusdecidedto
findawaytoincreaseproductionofthePVsysteminthesummermonths.Thiscaneasilybedonebyloweringthetilt
angleofthePVarray.Ashallowertiltangleincreasesproductioninthesummerattheexpenseofdecreasedproduction
inthewinter.TheheightofthebottomofthePVcanopyabovetheoccupiedspacealsoinfluencedthedecisionofthe
finaltiltangle.ThroughmodelinginPVWattsandHomer,itwasfoundthatifthetypicaltiltforthePVsystem,whichis
close to the latitude of the locality, was roughly divided by two, the production gained in the summer months would
outweighthelossinthewintermonthsandgivefavorableconditionsinboth summerand winter.Atypical tiltforthe
Phoenix area is 33. The final tilt for SHADEs PV canopy was determined to be 19. A comparison of the expected
monthlyoutputofSHADEsPVarrayisshowninFigure8.TheaddedproductioninthehottermonthsofAprilthrough
Augustis357kWhhigherthanatthetypicaltiltof33degrees.Itshouldalsobenotedthattheannualproductionwas
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Figure8:ComparisonofmonthlyPVproductionfortypicalPhoenixtiltandSHADEsPVarraytilt.
The effect of the shallower tilt angle on the PV production during the contest was investigated, using data for Irvine,
California.ItcanbeseeninFigure9thattheproductionduringtheEnergyBalancecontestperiodislessatanangleof
19thanifthePVarraywereat33;however,theaddedsummertimebenefitoftheshallowerangle,thearchitectural
andaestheticappealofthePVcanopy,andtheminimumheightrequirementfortheoccupiedspaceinfluencedthefinal
tiltangledecision.

COMPARISONOFELECTRICITYDEMANDANDPVPRODUCTION
Hourly demands were estimated based on expected scheduling for typical residential use of SHADE. This comparison
was carried out using a spreadsheet input with all of the electrical loads of SHADE whose contribution to demand was
evaluatedroombyroomandanhourlybasis.Theeffectsofcapacitycontroloffans,pumps,andthecompressorcanbe
evaluated, as can the estimated contribution of items such as clothes dryers to SHADEs overall energy use. It bears
mentioningthattheunitoftimeofanhourmayoverestimatethetotalenergyofthecompressor,sinceitwillbecycling,
evenwithcapacitycontrolmeasures.Ontheotherhand,whencompressorscycletheirefficienciesdrop,leadingtoan
increasedelectricityconsumptionforthestartupperiod.
ItcanbeseeninFigure9thatthemaximumcontributiontothehouseholdelectricitydemandisduetotheMechanical
Room,towhichthecompressorisattributed.Regardlessofwhetherthermalstorageisused,thecompressordominates
theelectricityload.AnhourlyloadprofileusedtogeneratethisroombyroomcontributionisshowninFigure10.Inthe
caseofthermalstorage,thereisabaselineloadatnightduetothecompressorrunningtomaketheice.Thisprofileis
determined based on the outdoor temperature profiles typical of Phoenix in the hottest part of the summer and
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SHADEspeakcoolingload.ThesetwoprofilesareshowntogetherinFigure11.Inthecasewithoutthermalstoragethe
compressorisexpectedtocyclemoretomeetload.Inthecasewiththermalstorage,thereisnocompressorloadduring
thehottestpartofthedaywhentheiceisbeingmeltedforcooling.Theschedulingtofreezeandmelticecanbeseen
plottedwiththedrybulbtemperatureinthesummerofPhoenix.

Figure9:RoombyroomenergyconsumptionforSHADEinsummer,withthermalstorage.

Figure 10: Whole house daily energy consumption profile for summer, with and without thermal storage. PV
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ItcanalsobeseeninFigure10thatthePVoutputislowerthanthenominalarrayrating,byalmost40%.ThehourlyPV
data come from Homer, which can take temperature effects into account. The hot ambient conditions and intense
insolationinPhoenixreducetheefficiencyandoutputofthePVarray.

Figure11:PeakcoolingloadprofileandoutdoordrybulbtemperatureforPhoenix.

Using thermalstorageinthiswayshiftstheelectricityusagefrompeak usetimetooffpeak.Thismay resultinenergy


savings,sincethecompressorwillbemoreefficientatlowerambienttemperatures.InthescenarioshowninFigure10
thereisareducedenergyconsumptionof3.5%usingthermalstoragevs.not.However,astheevaporatortemperature
dropsinordertocooltheworkingfluidenoughtomakeice,compressorefficiencywillalsodrop.Duetothiseffect,the
useof thermalstorageforcoolingispredictedtoproduceslight energysavings,orbeenergyneutralcompared to the
casewithoutthermalstorage.Additionalsavingsincludemonetarysavingsduetotimeofuserates,whichcanbeupto
three times higher than offpeak rates; as well as making viable options available for distributed energy storage to
increasepenetrationofrenewableenergyintothegrid.
The same spreadsheet approach that was used to calculate hourly and daily loads was used to estimate annual
electricity demand. While this kind of estimate is subject to error based on assumptions of scheduling and the
limitations of hourly inputs, it provides a starting point for estimated annual use of a residence. The annual estimated
electricitydemandformanyofthelargeappliancesisshowninTable1.
TheestimatedannualoutputofthePVarray,givenbyHomer,is15740kWh.Thisshowsthatbasedonassumptionsof
scheduling and performance of equipment, SHADE should be net positive or net zero. While this also indicates that a
smaller PV array could be used the decision to size up is based on the desire to perform well in the Energy Balance
contest.

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Table1:Estimatedannualelectricityconsumption
Appliance AnnualEstimatedEnergyDemand(kWh)
Lights 365
Washer 443.11
Dryer 1136.975
Oven 175.2
Refrigerator 539.835
Dishwasher 287.985
Laptop 840.96
TV 654.81
RangeHood 75.92
WaterHeater 1204.5
EstimatedHVAC 6950.33
Total:

peryear 12674.63
perweek 243.74
permonth 1056.22
perday 34.73
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FEATURESWHOSECONTRIBUTIONISDIFFICULTTOQUANTIFY
Some of the features implemented in SHADE contribute to energy savings in ways that have proven to be difficult to
quantify.Forexample,someoftheinteriorwallsfeatureaclayfinishthatpassivelyabsorbsanddesorbshumidityfrom
the air. Passive humidity control reduces the latent load needing to be satisfied mechanically; however, the extent to
whichthistranslatestoreducedfanelectricityconsumptionisdifficulttoquantifywithoutextensivetestingorcomplex
simulation.
AnotherexampleisthePhaseChangeMaterialsplacedinthefloor,abovetheceiling,andinthewalls.Thismaterialis
meanttobehaveinawaysimilartothermalmass;itseffectistoslowdowntemperaturechangesandlowertheoverall
peak temperature. These effects can be quantified somewhat and expected values are given by the manufacturer;
however, the behavior in individual applications with varying ratios of mass to surface or volume defy simple analysis.
Furthermore, as with the analysis of the thermal storage unit, the process of phase change and its modeling or
simulationintroducecomplicationsnotwellapproximatedwithsimplemodels.
Many of the building modeling packages available have a broad range of application for conventional buildings: those
usingforcedairsystemsandstandardconstructionmethods.However,mostofthemonlyapplywithgreatcaution,or
difficulty, or both, to a building with unconventional features such as a radiant ceiling or envelopeincorporated phase
change materials. While this poses a challenge to those seeking to justify the use of unconventional features
quantitatively,italsopresentsanopportunityforimprovementandexpansionofmodelingandsimulationpackages.

CONCLUSION
The major elements contributing to the energy analysis of SHADE have been presented and discussed. The major
systemscontributingtoenergyproduction,consumption,andmanagementincludethecooling,heating,ventilation,PV,
and controls systems. The effect of envelope construction and geometry was investigated, and it was seen that the
envelope features employed in the construction of SHADE reduced its energy usage compared to conventional
construction methods. The effect of a shallower tilt angle for the PV array compared to standard practice was
investigated and this arrangement was found to give higher outputs in summer, when the largest electricity demands
occur due to high cooling loads. Estimates of annual electricity use were generated based on real data from the
equipmentinSHADEandassumptionsaboutschedulingbasedontypicalresidentialusagepatterns.SHADEispredicted
to be net positive for the year in Phoenix, and net zero for the contest in Irvine. Finally, there are several aspects of
SHADEs construction whose contributions to energy savings are expected to be noticeable, but which are difficult to
accurately quantify and analyze. These aspects contribute to the innovation of SHADE, which can serve as an example
forsustainableresidentialconstructionfortheAmericanSouthwestandprovideresearchandtestingopportunitiesfor
theseandothercuttingedgeapproaches.

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House Energy Demand and Appliances

Estimatedannualelectricityusebyendusecategory
2265
7513
803
778
578
EstimatedYearlyElectrictyUseby
Category(KWh)
Appliances
HVAC
DHW
Lighting
Plumbing
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Quantity Takeoff of Competition Prototype House


QUANTITYTAKEOFFSFORASUMNSOLARDECATHLON2013
Specification
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BriefDescription DetailedDescription Qty Unit
Di vi si on01 General Requi rements
015113 TemporaryEl ectri ci ty Generators 2 Each
Di vi si on03 Concrete
034000 PrecastConcrete BathroomSi nk 1 Each
Di vi si on05 Metal s
050000 Metal s Steel Angl es 27 L.F.
050523 Metal Fasteni ngs
Zgi rtsandhatchannel sthatwi l l
hol dthefi bercementboardtothe
exteri orofthebui l di ng
050523 Metal Fasteni ngs 2ZFurri ng@54mi l 3'4" 13 Each
050523 Metal Fasteni ngs 2ZFurri ng@54mi l 11'6" 11 Each
050523 Metal Fasteni ngs 2ZFurri ng@54mi l 10'6" 19 Each
050523 Metal Fasteni ngs
7/8Furri ngChannel @54mi l
10'6" 13 Each
050523 Metal Fasteni ngs 7/8ZFurri ng@54mi l 10'6" 6 Each
050523 Metal Fasteni ngs
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050523 Metal Fasteni ngs 7/8ZFurri ng@54mi l 11'0" 3 Each
050523 Metal Fasteni ngs
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050523 Metal Fasteni ngs 7/8ZFurri ng@54mi l 11'6" 1 Each
051200 Structural steel frami ng
HSSsteel beamsandcol umns,
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051200 Structural steel frami ng Col umns(HSS3x3x3/16) 178 L.F.
Col umns(HSS5x5x3/8) 68 L.F.
051200 Structural steel frami ng Hi ghRoofBeams(HSS3x2x1/8) 195 L.F.
051200 Structural steel frami ng LowRoofBeams(6x3x1/4) 159 L.F.
051200 Structural steel frami ng LowRoofBeams(8x3x1/4) 37
051200 Structural steel frami ng Axl eBeams(W12x14) 67 L.F.
051200 Structural steel frami ng Axl eCrossBeam(W12x22) 92 L.F.
051200 Structural steel frami ng FrontandBackRai l s(MC12x10.6) 71 L.F.
051200 Structural steel frami ng EdgeBeams(M12x11.8) 239 L.F.
051200 Structural steel frami ng CrossBeams(M12x11.8) 90 L.F.

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051200 Structural steel frami ng


Hi ghcanti l everedbeam(HSS
10x5x1/4) 47 L.F.
051700 Structural RodAssembl i es
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054000 Col dFormedMetal Frami ng
RoofJoi sts800S16254@24"
O.C. 251 S.F.
054000 Col dFormedMetal Frami ng
RoofJoi sts600S16254@24"
O.C. 238 S.F.
054000 Col dFormedMetal Frami ng
Fl oorJoi sts600S20054@12"
O.C. 433 S.F.
054000 Col dFormedMetal Frami ng
Fl oorJoi sts600S20054@12"
O.C. 397 S.F.
054000 Col dFormedMetal Frami ng
Exteri orwal l studs362S16254
@24"O.C. 442 S.F.
054000 Col dFormedMetal Frami ng
Exteri orwal l studs162S12533
@24"O.C. 442 S.F.
054000 Col dFormedMetal Frami ng
Exteri orwal l studs362S16254
@24"O.C. 415 S.F.
054000 Col dFormedMetal Frami ng
Exteri orwal l studs162S12533
@24"O.C. 415 S.F.
054000 Col dFormedMetal Frami ng
Parapetwal l s250S16254@24"
O.C. 97 S.F.
054000 Col dFormedMetal Frami ng
Parapetwal l s250S16254@24"
O.C. 98 S.F.
054000 Col dFormedMetal Frami ng
Interi orstuds550S16254@16"
O.C.@16"O.C. 282 S.F.
054000 Col dFormedMetal Frami ng
RoofRafters800S16254@16"
O.C. 251 S.F.
600S20054@12"O.C. 332 L.F.
055000 Metal Fabri cati ons 10Fl i tchCol umns 48 L.F.
11Fl i tchBeams 247 L.F.
055400 Metal fl oorpl ate Rockpanatsouthdeck 1@33 S.F.
057500 Archi tectural Metal work 18guagesheetmetal 104 S.F.
Di vi si on06 Wood,Pl asti csandComposi tes
060000 Wood,Pl asti c,andComposi tes Pl asti cl andscapi ngstakes 32 Each
061000 RoughCarpentry
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061100 WoodFrami ng Di mensi onal Lumber 9,352 L.F.
061600 Sheathi ng Exteri orsheathi ng 3,780 S.F.
062200 Mi l l work
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064013 Exteri orArchi tectural Woodwork Shadescreens 13 Uni t
064023 Interi orArchi tectural Woodwork
Bambooforshowerfi ni shand
soffi t 781 S.F.
067300 Composi tedecki ng Trexdecki ng 850 S.F.

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Di vi si on07 Thermal andMoi stureProtecti on


071400 Fl ui dappl i edwaterproofi ng El astomeri cpai ntonroof 1,00 S.F.
072000 Thermal Protecti on Bi oPCM 1,600 S.F.
072113 BoardInsul ati on Ri gi di nsul ati on 900 S.F.
072119 FoamedInPl aceInsul ati on HeatLocthermal Insul ati on(4") 2,768 S.F.
072119 FoamedInPl aceInsul ati on Thermal i nsul ati onatroof 847 S.F.
072700 Ai rBarri ers
Fl ui dappl i edwaterresi sti ve
weatherbarri ersonwal l s 1,891 S.F.
074456
Mi neral fi berrei nforced
cementi ti ouspanel s
Exteri orcl addi ng/i nteri orfi ni sh
atcorewal l 3,520 S.F.
076200 Sheetmetal fl ashi ngandtri m Fl ashi ngatroof 158 L.F.
077123
Manufacturedguttersand
downspouts Rai nwaterscuppers 4 Each
077126 Regl ets Atcornertermi nati ons 840 L.F.
079000 Joi ntProtecti on Bui l di ngmodul eseams 88 L.F.
Di vi si on08 Openi ngs
081116 Al umi numdoorsandframes Exteri orDoors 4 Each
081116 Al umi numdoorsandframes Exteri orDoors 172 S.F.
081416 Fl ushwooddoors Interi orfacefl ushwooddoors 2 Each
081416 Fl ushwooddoors Pri vacyDoor 1 Each
081416 Fl ushwooddoors Pi votsl i dedoor 1 Each
081416 Fl ushwooddoors Interi orpanel door 6 Panel s
083323 Overheadcoi l i ngdoors Mechani cal roomdoor 1 Each
083513.13 Accordi onfol di ngdoors Exteri orpanel door 1 Each
085113 Al umi numwi ndows
Wi ndowFrames/gl azi ng.Approx.
si zes36"x96",54"x96",18"x96",
36"x106" 4 Uni t
087100 Doorhardware Pi votdoorsystem 1 Each
087100 Doorhardware Fl ushedpanel door 2 Each
087100 Doorhardware Trackpanel door 1 Each
088000 Gl azi ng Exteri orWi ndowGl azi ng 331 S.F.
089500 Vents Vents 9 Each
Di vi si on09 Fi ni shes
092100 Pl asterandGypsumAssembl i es
Fi reratedgypsumtorecei vecl ay
oncei l i ng 800 S.F.
092526 Natural cl aypl asteri ng
Cl ayfi ni shsystemi nteri orwal l s
(twocoats) 900 S.F.
092900 GypsumBoard Fi reratedgypsum 1500 S.F.
096029 Marmol eumFl oori ng
Marmol eumStri atopetri fi edwood
3577 800 S.F.
099423 Interi orpai nti ng Pai nt/Pri mer 300 S.F.

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Di vi si on10 Speci al ti es
102223.23 Moveabl eparti ti onsystem Interi orparti ti onwal l 1 Each
Di vi si on11 Equi pment
110000 Equi pment Heavyequi pmenti nconstructi on 2 Each
113113 Resi denti al Ki tchenappl i ances
Resi denti al appl i ancesRange,
Cooktop,Di shwasher,
Refri dgerator 4 Uni t
113123 Resi denti al Laundryappl i ances
Resi denti al appl i ancesStackabl e
Dryer/Washi ngMachi ne 2 Uni t
115200 Audi ovi sual equi pment
Audi ovi sual equi p(speakers
system) 5 Each
115213 Projecti onscreens Prodi spl ayprojecti onscreen/fi l m 1 Each
115216.19 Overheadprojectors Projector 1 Each
Di vi si on12 Furni shi ngs
123600 Countertops Ki tchencounters 51 S.F.
Di vi si on13 Speci al Constructi on
133000 Speci al Structures Uni racsystemsol armount 560 L.F.
134200 Bui l di ngModul es Bui l di ngmodul es 3 Each
Di vi si on21 Fi reSuppressi on
211313 WetPi peSpri nkl erSystem Spri nkl ersystem 850 SF/l i vi ng
Di vi si on22 Pl umbi ng
221116 Domesti cWaterPi pi ng
Pl umbi ngpi pes(suppl yand
return) 225 L.F.
221123 Domesti cWaterPumps Waterpump 1 Each
221200 Faci l i typotabl ewaterstoragetank Potabl ewaterstoragetank 3 Each
221400 Faci l i tystormdrai nage Waterhogsstoragetanks 6 Each
221413 Faci l i tystormdrai nagepi pi ng Roofdrai n/overfl owdrai n 3 Each
223300 El ectri cal Domesti cWaterHeaters Hotwatertank 1 Each
224100 Resi denti al Pl umbi ngFi xtures Drai nagepans 3 Uni t
224113
Resi denti al watercl osets,uri nal s,
andbi dets Toi l et 1 Each
224116 Resi denti al l avatori esandsi nks Fi xtures(l avatori es/si nks) 2 Uni t
224123
resi denti al showerreceptorsand
basi ns Showerreceptorsandbasi ns 1 Each
224139
Resi denti al faucets,suppl i es,and
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230529
HangersandsupportsforHVAC
pi pi ngandequi pment
HangersandSupportsforHVAC
Pi pi ngandEqui pment
AsNeeded
230913
Instrumentati onandcontrol
devi cesforHVAC
HVACcontrol devi ces 1 Each
230913
Instrumentati onandcontrol
devi cesforHVAC
ACIA/RH5D
1 Each
230913
Instrumentati onandcontrol
devi cesforHVAC
Di vel bi ssPCS101
1 Each
230913
Instrumentati onandcontrol
devi cesforHVAC
Di vel bi ssHDIO24P
3 Each
230913
Instrumentati onandcontrol
devi cesforHVAC
Honeywel l HSSDPS
4 Each
230913
Instrumentati onandcontrol
devi cesforHVAC
Honeywel l T775
2 Each
230913
Instrumentati onandcontrol
devi cesforHVAC
Honeywel l 500721579
2 Each
230913
Instrumentati onandcontrol
devi cesforHVAC
Kel eUAT1
1 Each
230913
Instrumentati onandcontrol
devi cesforHVAC
MamacSystemsTE213BC21B3
1 Each
230913
Instrumentati onandcontrol
devi cesforHVAC
MamacSystemsTE213F1B3
1 Each
230913
Instrumentati onandcontrol
devi cesforHVAC
RCSRTS3
4 Each
230913
Instrumentati onandcontrol
devi cesforHVAC
TZ45R
4 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Beka20mmpi pe 216 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Beka20mm90's 30 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Beka20mmcoupl ers 24 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Beka20mmcaps 12 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Beka20mmT's 2 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng
Aquatherm20mm1/2"MNPT
fi tti ng 3
Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm25mmpi pe 20 L.F.
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm32pi pe 14 L.F.
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Copperpi pe,3/4" 30 L.F.
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Copperni ppl e,3/4"x21/2" 8 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng AquathermT's3/4"to1" 8 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm25mm90's 4 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm25mmT's 2 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm25mmuni ons 8 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm25mmbal l val ve 10 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm25to20mmcoupl ers 10 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm25mmFNPTfi tti ngs 8 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm25mmMNPTfi tti ngs 9 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm25mmcoupl ers 2 Each
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232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm32mm45's 2 Each


232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm32mm90's 8 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm32mmbal l val ve 4 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm32mmuni on 4 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Aquatherm32mmthreadedT 4 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng WebstoneFi l l &Purge 2 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng WebstoneExpansi ontankval ve 2 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng WebstoneAi rSeparator 2 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng 2.1Gal l onExpansi ontank 2 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Ystrai ner 1 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Checkval ve 1 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Pl astomati c3/4"bal l val ve 4 Count
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Pushl ok3/4"hose 4 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Pushl ok3/4"MNPTfi tti ngs 4 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Honeywel l VCZMR7100 2 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Honeywel l VC8114ZZ11 2 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Honeywel l VBN3AF3 1 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Honeywel l VBN3AH3 1 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Honeywel l V8043E1145/U 4 Each
232113 Hydroni cPi pi ng Gri swol dQui ckset 6 Each
232123 Hydroni cPumps Ci rcul ati ngpump 1 Each
232123 Hydroni cPumps GrundfosMagna32100N 1 Count
232123 Hydroni cPumps Bel l &GossettEcoVari o 1 Count
232300
Refri gerantPi pi ng
refri gerantpi pi ngforbetween
thermal storageandchi l l er
20 L.F.
233100 HVACDuctsandCasi ngs ductwork,i ncl udi ngfl exduct 45 L.F.
233100 HVACDuctsandCasi ngs Duct,rect,20"x7" 4 L.F.
233100 HVACDuctsandCasi ngs Duct,rect,19"x8" 1 L.F.
233100 HVACDuctsandCasi ngs 6"roundduct 40 L.F.
233100 HVACDuctsandCasi ngs 6"rounddampers 3 Each
233100 HVACDuctsandCasi ngs Fi el dfabri catedfi tti ngs/cans 10 Lbs.
233100 HVACDuctsandCasi ngs 6"i nsul atedfl exduct 10 L.F.
233100 HVACDuctsandCasi ngs 6"ducti nsul ati on/vaporbarri er 30 L.F.
233233 Ai rDi stri buti onCei l i ngPl enums Pl enums 4 Each
233713 Di ffusers,regi sters,andgri l l es Suppl ydi ffusers 1 Each
233713 Di ffusers,regi sters,andgri l l es Returngri l l e 3 Each
233713 Di ffusers,regi sters,andgri l l es Suppl ygri l l e 1 Each
233713 Di ffusers,regi sters,andgri l l es Ti tusFL30 1 Each
233713 Di ffusers,regi sters,andgri l l es Ti tusMLR 4 Each
233800 Venti l ati onhoods Venti l atedhoods 1 Each

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235700 HeatexchangersforHVAC
HeatexchangerforBekasystem;
Bel l &GossettBPN41020 1 Each
236423 Scrol l WaterChi l l ers Chi l l ki ngwaterchi l l er/heatpump 1 Each
237100 Thermal storage Thermal storage 1 Each
237219
Fi xedPl ateai rtoai renergy
recoveryequi pment
Ai rtoai renergyrecovery
equi pment 1 Each
238000 Decentral i zedHVACEqui pment
BEKACapi l l aryMatSystem
(radi antcool i ng) 546 S.F.
238219 Fancoi l uni ts
Ai rHandl i ngUni t/FanCoi l ;JCI
HLP/FHP020 1 Uni t
238316 Radi antheati nghydroni cpi pi ng Capi l l aryhydroni ctubi ng 800 S.F.
Di vi si on25 IntegratedAutomati on
253516
IntegratedAutomati onSensorsand
Transmi tters Datal ogger 1 Uni t
253516
IntegratedAutomati onSensorsand
Transmi tters Encl osuredewpoi ntsensor 4 Each
IntegratedAutomati on Control s 1 Uni t
Di vi si on26 El ectri cal
260923 Li ghti ngcontrol devi ces Li ghti ngcontrol s 1 Each
262200 LowVol tageTransformers
Transformerforl andscape
l i ghti ng 1 Each
262416 Panel boards
Incl udi ngmai nel ectri cal
di stri buti on 2 Each
262713 El ectri ci tymeteri ng Meterhousi ng 1 Each
263100 Photovol tai cCol l ectors Photovol tai cpanel s 36 Each
263100 Photovol tai cCol l ectors Photovol tai cpanel s 680 S.F.
265100 Interi orLi ghti ng Interi orLi ghti ng 11 Each
265600 Exteri orl i ghti ng
Exteri orl andscapeandwal kway
l i ghti ng;LEDLi ghti ng 7 Each
265600 Exteri orl i ghti ng
Exteri orl andscapeandwal kway
l i ghti ng;FBFrreBb 20 Each
Di vi si on27 Communi cati ons
272000 Datacommuni cati ons Datacommuni cati ons 150 L.F.
Di vi si on28 El ectroni cSafetyandSecuri ty
283146 Smokedetecti onsensors Smokedetectors 2 Each
Di vi si on31 Earthwork
316600 Speci al Foundati ons Foundati onPi ers 110 Each
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Di vi si on32 Exteri orImprovements


320000 Exteri orImprovements Benches 3 Each
321413.13 PrecastConcreteUni tPavi ng
13/4precastconcretepaver(i n
rockbed),decki ngpavers 14@54 Each
323500 Screeni ngDevi ces Greenscreens 9 Each
329116.19 Netti ngPl anti ngSoi l Stabi l i zati on Meshformul ch 1,072 S.F.
329300 Pl ants Pl ants 169 Each
329433 Pl anters Pl anters 1,072 S.F.
Di vi si on33 Uti l i ti es
337900 Si teGroundi ng Si teGroundi ng 1 N/A
Di vi si on48 El ectri cal PowerGenerati on
481916
El ectri cal powergenerati on
i nverters Inverters 2 Each
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SD Building Code Content and Compliance

CODES,STANDARDS,ANDREFERENCESUSED

AmericanswithDisabilitiesActADA
InternationalCodeCouncilICCA117.1
InternationalBuildingCode(IBC)
InternationalResidentialCode(IRC)
SolarDecathlonDesignCode(SDC)
AmericanSocietyofCivilEngineersASCE0710
APATheEngineeredWoodAssociation
NationalFireProtectionAssociation(NFPA)
NationalElectricCode(NEC)
AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterialsASTME84

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Construction Specifications

NOTE:
THESPECIFICATIONSINTHEFOLLOWINGSECTIONARECOMPLETEDTOTHEBESTOFOURKNOWLEDGETODATE.
SPECIFICATIONSMAYREMAININAGENERALIZEDTEMPLATEFORMASPLACEHOLDERSUNTILEDITEDWITHFURTHER
DETAILSANDUPDATESACCORDINGLYUPTOANDTHROUGHCOMPLETIONOFCOMPETITIONHOUSEPROTOTYPE.

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PROCUREMENTANDCONTRACTINGREQUIREMENTS 000000162
Division 00 Procurement and Contracting Requirements
SECTIONNOTUSEDATTHISTIME

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Division 01 General Requirements
SECTION015113TEMPORARYELECTRICITY
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:portablegenerators
1.02 SUBMITTALS
A. Productdata:Foreachtypeofproduct
1. Include details of equipment assemblies. Indicate dimensions, weights, loads, required clearances,
components,andperformance
2. Operationandmaintenancedata
1.03 STORAGEANDHANDLING
A. Aspermanufacturersinstructions
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,availableproductsthatmaybeincorporatedintothework
include,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:
1. SacredPowerCorporation,150112thSt.NW,Albuquerque,NM87104
Phone: (505) 2422292, Fax: (505) 2474616, Email: info@sacredpowercorp.com, Website:
http://www.sacredpowercorp.com
a) Model:SP800Hybridgenerator
2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Soundrating:Lowtonemufflerorotherforoperationbelow85dBa
B. RatedWatts:800
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2.03 COMPONENTS
A. ComponentsforPVhybridgeneratorswillincludeanyofthefollowing:

1. PhotovoltaicPVarray:1000peakwatts/hr
2. Dualaxistracker
3. GelCellbatteries
4. Coolcellbatterybox
5. Windturbine
2.04 MOTORS
A. All motors shall comply with ANSI/NEMA MG 12011, temperature rating, service factor, and efficiency
requirementsformotors.
1. Enclosure:Totallyenclosed,fancooledortotallyenclosed,airover.

2. EnclosureMaterials:CastaluminumorRolledsteel.

3. ElectricalCharacteristics:
a) PowerOutput:2kVA
b) VoltageOutput:120VAC
c) CurrentOutput:17AmpsAC
d) PVOutput:800W
e) BatteryCapacity:200Ah@24V
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examineequipmentbeforeuse.
B. Rejectequipmentthatisdamaged.
3.02 APPPLICATION
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A. Exterioruseonly

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TEMPORARYSCAFFOLDINGANDPLATFORMS 015423166
SECTION015423TEMPORARYSCAFFOLDINGANDPLATFORMS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Temporaryscaffoldingandworkingplatforms
1.02 REFERENCES
A. OccupationalSafetyandHealthAct(OSHA):OSHAPart1910,SubpartD,1910.28
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products: Subject to compliance with requirements, available products that may be incorporated into the
workinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:
1. Werner
2. BILJAX
3. Other
2.02 COMPONENETS
A. Systemcomponents:
1. Platformguardrailingsandtoeboardassemblies
2. Scaffoldplankunits
3. Scaffoldframeunits
4. Crossbraces
5. Outriggers
6. Levelingjack
7. Pinsandfastenings
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PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. OccupationalSafetyandHealthAct(OSHA):OSHAPart1910,SubpartD,1910.28.Complywith29CFR1910.28
foruseofscaffolding.
3.02 ERECTION
A. EquipmentInstallation:Installscaffoldingaspermanufacturersinstructions
3.03 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
A. Inspections:EngageacompetentpersonknowledgeableinOSHAPart1910,SubpartDtoperforminspections
beforeuse.

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Division 02 Existing Conditions
SECTIONNOTUSEDATTHISTIME
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PRECASTCONCRETE 034000169
Division 03 Concrete
SECTION034000PRECASTCONCRETE
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:Concretesink
1.02 RELATEDSECTIONS
A. Section221116Domesticwaterpiping
1.03 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. StoreanddisposeofSolventbasedmaterials,andmaterialsusedwithsolventbasedmaterials,inaccordance
withrequirementsoflocalauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.
B. Comply with manufacturers written instructions for storage, handling and protection prior to and during
instillation.
1.04 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Maintain environmental conditions (temperature, humidity and ventilation) Within limits recommended by
manufacturer for optimum results. Do not install products under environmental conditions outside
manufacturersabsolutelimits.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 STAINLESSCONCRETEVANITYSINK
A. Manufacturer:HardGoods,2111SIndustrialParkAve,Tempe,AZ85282
B. Type:Singlebowlsink
C. Product:GFRCYumaconcretesink
D. Size:36x25x3
E. Color:Natural
PART3 EXECUTION
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3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Prepare surfaces using methods recommended by the manufacturer for achieving the best result for the
substrateundertheprojectconditions.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturersinstructions.

1. Cleaner:CleanspillspromptlywithalowPhcleaner.Longerexposuretospillsmayresultinastain.

2. SealpriortousewithDryTreatStainProofstonesealer.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforesubstantialcompletion.

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Division 04 Masonry
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Division 05 Metals
SECTION050000METALS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:Designandinstallationofthenonstructuralsteelangles.
B. RelatedSections:

1. Section051200StructuralSteelFraming
2. Section055400MetalFloorplate
1.02 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 STEELANGLES
A. Manufacturer:Tobedetermined

1. Systemtobeinstalledperdrawingusingappropriatefasteningandhardware.

2. Angleswillserveasamaterialboundaryintherockpansintheexteriorlandscaping

3. 3x3x3/16steelangles
2.02 FINISHES
A. Millfinish,typicalforallstructuralapplications
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
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A. Prepareanglesbyremovingprojections.
B. Setangleslevelwithoutwarporrackofangleandpanelsandanchorsecurelytomodulebeams.
C. Fastensteelanglessecurelyinplacewith1/4"bolttomodulebeams.
D. Correctdeficienciesandreinstallanysteelanglesthatdonotcomplywithstructuralrequirements.
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SECTION050523METALFASTENINGS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 RELATEDDOCUMENTS
A. DrawingsandgeneralprovisionsoftheContract,includingGeneralandSupplementaryConditions.
1.02 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Hatchannels,Vchannels,clips,andconnectorstoreceivefibercementexteriorcladding.
B. RelatedRequirements:
1. Division074456Section"MineralFiberReinforcedCementitousPanels
1.03 PREINSTALLATIONMEETINGS
A. PreinstallationConference:ConductconferenceatProjectsite.
1.04 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Foreachtypeofcoldformedsteelframingproductandaccessory.
B. ShopDrawings:Provideshopdrawingspreparedbymanufacturer.
1. Include layout, spacings, sizes, thicknesses, and types of coldformed steel framing; fabrication; and
fasteningandanchoragedetails,includingmechanicalfasteners.
2. Indicate reinforcing channels, opening framing, supplemental framing, strapping, bracing, bridging,
splices,accessories,connectiondetails,andattachmenttoadjoiningwork.
3. For coldformed metal framing indicated to comply with design loads, include structural analysis and
detailedshopdrawingssignedandsealedbyaqualifiedprofessionalengineer,whoshallbelicensedin
theStateinwhichtheProjectislocatedandresponsiblefortheirpreparation.
1.05 QUALITYCONTROL
A. CodesandStandards:
1. AISINorthAmericanSpecification[NASPEC]2001Supplement
2. ASTMC645andC955
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1.06 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Protectandstorefromcorrosion,moisturestaining,deformation,andotherdamageduringdelivery,storage,
andhandling.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. BasisofDesign Product: Subject to compliance with requirements, provide products manufactured by
ClarkDietrich Building Systems specified in other Part2 articles, or comparable products from other
manufacturers.

1. ClarkDietrich;9100CentrePointeDr,Suite210,WestChester,OH45069;Phone:513870110;Fax:513
8701300
a) Furring/Hatchannel
b) VChanel
c) Supportclipsandconnections
2. McMasterCarr;9630NorwalkBlvd,SantaFeSprings,CA906702932;Phone:5626925911
3. CopperStateBolt&NutCo.;copperstate.com
2.02 PRODUCTREQUIREMENTS
A. DelegatedDesign:Designsystemtoprovidefortolerancesformovementofexteriorcladdingmaterial.
2.03 FURRING/HATANDVCHANNELS:
A. Manufacturersstandardlength;10feet&20feet.
1. BasisofDesignProduct:ClarkDietrichBuildingSystems;ProductName:087F12554(33ksi,G60).
2. Size:7/8inch
3. Depth:0.875inch
4. Width:1.250inch
5. MinimumBaseMetalThickness:54mils(16gauge)
6. Finish:G60
B. VChannel
1. Depth:1,2
2.04 SCREWS
A. Manufacturer: Copper State Bolt & Nut Co.
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1. Products
a) #8x1/2 Flat head Phillips sheet metal screw type A
i) Material: Zinc
b) #8x3 Bugle head Phillips Deck Screw Sharp Point
i) Material: Yellow Zinc
c) Ultracon Masonry Fasteners x 1 blue Phillips flat head
d) Pro-Twist Marker 10 x 3 GS312; coarse yellow
2.05 ANCHORS,CLIPS,ANDFASTENERS
A. SteelShapesandClips:ASTMA36/A36M,zinccoatedbyhotdipprocessaccordingtoASTMA123/A123M.
C. AnchorBolts:ASTMF1554,Grade36,Grade55,threadedcarbonsteelboltsandcarbonsteelnuts;andflat,
hardenedsteelwashers;zinccoated.
E. ExpansionAnchors:Fabricatedfromcorrosionresistantmaterials,withcapabilitytosustain,withoutfailure,a
loadequal to5timesdesignload,asdeterminedbytestingper ASTME488 conductedby aqualifiedtesting
agency.
G. PowerActuated Anchors: Fastener system of type suitable for application indicated, fabricated from
corrosionresistantmaterials,withcapabilitytosustain,withoutfailure,aloadequalto10timesdesignload,
asdeterminedbytestingperASTME1190conductedbyaqualifiedtestingagency.
H. MechanicalFasteners:ASTMC1513,corrosionresistantcoated,selfdrilling,selftapping,steeldrillscrews.
a)HeadType:Lowprofileheadbeneathsheathing,manufacturer'sstandardelsewhere.
I. WeldingElectrodes:ComplywithAWSstandards.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examine supporting substrates and abutting structural framing for compliance with requirements for
installationtolerancesandotherconditionsaffectingperformanceoftheWork.
B. Proceedwithinstallationonlyafterunsatisfactoryconditionshavebeencorrected.
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3.02 INSTALLATION,GENERAL
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturerswritteninstructions.
B. Installshoporfieldfabricated,coldformedframingandsecurelyanchortosupportingstructure.
1. Screw,bolt,orweldwallpanelsathorizontalandverticaljuncturestoproduceflush,even,truetoline
jointswithmaximumvariationinplaneandtruepositionbetweenfabricatedpanelsnotexceeding1/16
inch(1.6mm).
C. Install coldformed steel channels and accessories plumb, square, and true to line, and with connections
securelyfastened.
1. Cutframingmembersbysawingorshearing;donottorchcut.
2. Fastencoldformedsteelframingmembersbyscrewfastening,clinchfastening,orriveting.Wiretying
offramingmembersisnotpermitted.
D. Locate mechanical fasteners and install according to Shop Drawings, and complying with requirements for
spacing,edgedistances,andscrewpenetration.
E. Install framing members in onepiece lengths unless splice connections are indicated for track or tension
members.
F. ErectionTolerances:Installcoldformedsteelchannelslevel,plumb,andtruetolinetoamaximumallowable
tolerancevariation.

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SECTION051200STRUCTURALSTEELFRAMING
PART1 GENERAL
1.01SUMMARY
A.SectionIncludes:Structuralsteelbeams,columnsandangles.
1.02SECTIONREQUIREMENTS
A.Structural Performance: Design, engineer, fabricate and install structural steel framing and weld elements to
withstandstructuralloadsrequiredbyInternationalResidentialCode 2009andallapplicablecodes.
B.Submittals:ShopDrawings.
C.References:Allstructuralsteelworkshallconformtothefollowinggoverningstandards:
1. AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials:ASTMSpecificationsforStructuralSteel
2. American Welding Society: AWS Structural Welding Code, AWS Specifications for Welding Rods and
BareElectrodes
3. IndustrialFastenersInstitute:IFSHandbookonBolt,NutandRivetStandards
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01PREFABRICATEDSTRUCTURALSTEELFRAMING
A.Suppliers:ShuffSteelCompany,420S.19thAvenue,Phoenix,AZ85009,(602)2527787
B.StructuralSteelMembers:
1. M12x11.8
2. MC12x10.6
3. W12x22
4. W12x14
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5. HSS3x3x3/16
6. HSS5x5x3/8
7. HSS8x3x1/4
8. HSS3x2x1/8
9. HSS6x3x1/4
10. HSS6x3x3/8
11. HSS4x3x5/16
12. HSS10x5x1/4
13. L3x3x1/4
2.02PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Connections:ProvidedetailsofconnectionsrequiredbytheContractDocumentstobeselectedorcompleted
bystructuralsteelfabricator.Complywithapplicableprovisionsofthefollowing:
1. AISC303
2. AISC341andAISC341s1
3. AISC360
4. RCSCsSpecificationforStructuralJointsUsingASTMA325orA490Bolts.
2.03STRUCTURALSTEELPRODUCTS
A.Recycled Content of Steel Products: Postconsumer recycled content plus onehalf of preconsumer recycled
contentnotlessthan25percent.
2.04 ACCESSORIES
A. HighStrength Bolts, Nuts, and Washers: ASTM A 325, Type 1, heavyhex steel structural bolts; ASTM A 563,
GradeC,heavyhexcarbonsteelnuts,andASTMF436,Type1,hardenedcarbonsteelwashers.
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B. Primer:Fabricatorsstandardleadandchromatefree,nonasphaltic,rustinhibiting primer.
2.05FABRICATION
A. StructuralSteel:Fabricateandassembleinshoptogreatestextentpossible.Fabricate according to AISCs
CodeofStandardPracticeforSteelBuildingsandBridgesandAISC 360.
B. Weld Connections: Comply with AWS D1.1/D1.1M for tolerances, appearances, welding procedure
specifications,weldqualityandmethodsusedforcorrectlywelding.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01ERECTION
A. SetstructuralsteelaccuratelyinlocationsandtoelevationsindicatedandaccordingtoAISC303andAISC360.
B. Alignandadjustvariousmembersformingpartofcompleteframeorstructurebeforepermanently fastening.
Beforeassembly,cleanbearingsurfacesandothersurfacesthatwillbeinpermanentcontactwithmembers.
Performnecessaryadjustmentstocompensatefordiscrepanciesinelevationsandalignment.
C. Donotuse thermal cuttingduringerectionunlessapprovedbyArchitect.Finishthermally cutsectionswithin
smoothnesslimitsinAWSD1.1.
D. Separatedissimilarmetalsandmetalproductsfromcontactwithwoodorcementitiousmaterials,bypainting
eachmetalsurfaceinareaofcontactwithabituminouscoatingorbyotherpermanentseparation.
E. Correctdeficienciesinorremoveandreinstallanysteelframingthatdoesnotcomplywithrequirements.
F. Repair, refinish, or replace aluminum extrusions and connecting hardware damages during installation, as
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SECTION051700STRUCTURALRODASSEMBLIES
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludessteelstakesforseismic.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products: Subject to compliance with requirements American Society for Testing and Materials ASTM 7.
AvailableproductsthatmaybeincorporatedintotheWorkinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:
1. PioneerTool&ForgeInc.Part#2836WH,1x36w/2Head
2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Seismic Performance: tent stake shall withstand the effects of earthquake motions determined according to
IBC2009atleast1500lbsheercapacity.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examinetentstakesbeforeinstallation.Rejecttentstakesthatarewarpedordamaged.
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. Aspermanufacturer'sinstructions.
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SECTION054000COLDFORMEDMETALFRAMING
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:
1. Coldformedmetalframingforwalls.
2 Coldformedmetalframingforfloors.
3. Coldformedmetalframingforroofs.
B. Relatedsections
1. Section050000Metals.
2. Section050523MetalFastenings.
3. Section051200StructuralSteelFraming.
4. Section060523Wood,Plastic,andCompositeFastenings.
5. Section061600Sheathing.
6. Section072119FoamedInPlaceInsulation.
7. Section092100PlasterandGypsumAssemblies.
8. Section092900GypsumBoard.
1.02 REFERENCES
A. ASTMInternational(ASTM):

1. ASTMA653StandardSpecificationforSteelSheet,ZincCoated(Galvanized)orZincIronAlloy
Coated(Galvannealed)bytheHotDipProcess.

2. ASTMA780StandardPracticeforRepairofDamagedandUncoatedAreasofHotDip
GalvanizedCoatings.

3. ASTMA1003StandardSpecificationforSteelSheet,Carbon,MetallicandNonmetallicCoated
forColdFormedFramingMembers.

4. ASTMB633StandardSpecificationforElectrodepositedCoatingsofZinconIronandSteel.

5. ASTMC954StandardSpecificationforSteelDrillScrewsfortheApplicationofGypsumPanel
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ProductsorMetalPlasterBasestoSteelStudsfrom0.033inchesto0.112inchesinthickness.

6. ASTMC955StandardSpecificationforLoadBearing(TransverseandAxial)SteelStuds,
Runners(Tracks),andBracingorBridgingforScrewApplicationofGypsumPanelProductsandMetal
PlasterBases.

7. ASTMC1513StandardSpecificationforSteelTappingScrewsforColdFormedSteelFraming
Connections.

8. ASTMC1007StandardSpecificationforInstallationofLoadBearing(TransverseandAxial)
SteelStudsandRelatedAccessories.
B. AISIStandardforColdFormedSteelFramingGeneralProvisions.
C. AISINorthAmericanSpecificationfortheDesignofColdFormedSteelStructuralMembers.
D. AWSD.1.3StructuralWeldingCodeSheetSteel.
1.03 DESIGNREQUIREMENTS
A. DesignsteelinaccordancewithAmericanIronandSteelInstitutePublication"Specificationforthe Design
ofColdFormedSteelStructuralMembers",exceptasotherwiseshownorspecified.
B. Designloads:AsindicatedontheStructuralDrawings.
C. Designframingsystemstowithstanddesignloadswithoutdeflectionsgreaterthanthefollowing:
D. ExteriorWalls:Lateraldeflectionof:L/240.
E. InteriorLoadBearingWalls:Lateraldeflectionof:L/240.
F. Designframingsystemstoprovideformovementofframingmemberswithoutdamageoroverstressing,
sheathingfailure,connectionfailure,unduestrainonfastenersandanchors,orotherdetrimentaleffects
whensubjecttoamaximumambienttemperaturechange(range)of67degreesC(120degreesF).
G. Designframingsystemtoaccommodatedeflectionofprimarybuildingstructureandconstruction
tolerances.
H. Designexteriornonloadbearingcurtainwallframingtoaccommodatelateraldeflectionwithoutregardto
contributionofsheathingmaterials.
1.04 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Submitmanufacturer'sproductliterature,datasheetsandinstallationrecommendationsfor
specifiedproducts.
B. Manufacturerscertificationofproductcompliancewithcodesandstandards.
C. StructuralCalculations:Submitstructuralcalculationspreparedbymanufacturerforapproval.Submittal
shallbesealedbyaprofessionalengineerregisteredinthestateoftheproject.
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1. Descriptionofdesigncriteria.

2. Engineeringanalysisdepictingstressanddeflection(stiffness)requirementsforeachframing
application.

3. Selectionofframingcomponents,accessoriesandweldedconnectionrequirements.

4. Verificationofattachmentstostructureandadjacentframingcomponents.

5. Engineershallhaveaminimumof5yearsexperiencewithprojectsofsimilarscope.
D. ShopDrawings:

1. Submitshopdrawingspreparedbythecoldformedmetalframingmanufacturershowingplans,
sections,elevations,layouts,profilesandproductcomponentlocations,includinganchorage,
bracing,fasteners,accessoriesandfinishes.

2. Showconnectiondetailswithscrewtypesandlocations,weldlengthsandlocations,andother
fastenerrequirements.

3. Whereprefabricatedorprefinishedpanelsaretobeprovided,provideddrawingsdepictingpanel
configurations,dimensionsandlocations.

4. ShopDrawingsshallbesignedandsealedbyaregisteredPE(professionalcoldformedspecialty
engineer)registeredinthestateoftheproject.
1.05 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. Contractorshallprovideeffective,fulltimequalitycontroloverallfabricationanderectioncomplying
withthepertinentcodesandregulationsofgovernmentagencieshavingjurisdiction.
B. InstallerQualifications:Installerexperiencedinperformingworkofthissectionwhohasspecializedin
installationofworksimilartothatrequiredforthisproject.
C. PreinstallationMeetings:Conductpreinstallationmeetingtoverifyprojectrequirements,substrate
conditions,andmanufacturer'sinstallationinstructions.
D. WeldingStandards:ComplywithapplicableprovisionsAWSD1.1StructuralWeldingCodeSteeland
AWSD1.3StructuralWeldingCodeSheetSteel.
E. QualifyweldingprocessesandweldingoperatorsinaccordancewithAWSStandardQualification
Procedure.
1.06 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Delivermaterialsinmanufacturer'soriginal,unopened,undamagedcontainers withidentification
labelsintact.
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B. Protectandstorematerialsprotectedfromexposuretorain,snoworotherharmfulweatherconditions.
ProductstobehandledperAISI's"CodeofStandardPractice".
1.07 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Maintainenvironmentalconditions(temperature,humidity,andventilation)withinlimitsrecommended
bymanufacturerforoptimumresults.Donotinstallproductsunderenvironmentalconditionsoutside
manufacturer'sabsolutelimits.
PART2PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer,MetalFraming:UnitedMetalProducts,4337WestFilmoreSt.Phoenix,AZ,
85043.Tel:(602)2726179.Fax:(602)2726183.Web:http://www.unitedmetalproducts.info.
B. Substitutions:Notpermitted.
2.02 COMPONENTS
A. StructuralStuds:ColdformedgalvanizedsteelCstuds

1. Size:15/8inch(41mm)flangewidth,1/2inch(12.7mm)returns,andwebdepthasindicatedon
drawings;

2. Size:3inch(76mm)flangewidth,5/8inch(15.9mm)returns,andwebdepthasindicatedon
drawings;

3. Sizes:Asindicatedondrawings.

4. MinimumYieldStrength:50ksi(345MPa)for16gaugeandheavier.

5. MinimumDeliveredThickness:16gauge,0.0538inch(1.37mm).
B. StructuralRunnerTrack:Coldformedgalvanizedsteelsheet.

1. FlangeLength:11/2inch(38mm).

2. MinimumYieldStrength:33ksi(227MPa)for18gaugeandlighter.

3. Materialthicknesstomatchstud/joistthicknessunlessdesigndictatesheavierthickness.
2.03 MATERIALS
A. ColdFormedSteelSheet:ComplyingwithSTMA1003/A1003M;unless
indicatedotherwise.
B. GalvanizedCoating:G60coatingweightminimum,complyingwithSTMC955.
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1. Whererequired:G90coatingweightminimum,complyingwithASTMC955.
2.04 FABRlCATlON
A. General:Framingcomponentsmaybepreassembledintopanelspriortoerecting.
B. Fabricatepanelssquare,withcomponentsattachedinamannersoastopreventrackingordistortion.
C. Cutallframingcomponentssquarelyforattachmenttoperpendicularmembers,orasrequiredforan
angularfitagainstabuttingmembers.Holdmemberspositivelyinplaceuntilproperlyfastened.
D. Provideinsulationasspecifiedelsewhereinalldoublejambstudsanddoubleheadermembers,whichwill
notbeaccessibletotheinsulationcontractor.
E. AxiallyLoadedStuds:

1. Installstudstohavefullbearingagainstinsidetrackweb(1/8inches(3.2mm)maximumgap)priorto
studandtrackattachment.

2. Splicesinaxiallyloadedstudsarenotpermitted.
F. Fasteners:Fastencomponentsusingselftappingscrewsorwelding.
G. Welding:Weldingispermittedon18gaugeorheaviermaterialonly.

1. SpecifyweldingconfigurationandsizeontheStructuralCalculationsubmittal.

2. QualifyweldingoperatorsinaccordancewithSection6.0ofAWSD.1.3.

3. TouchupallweldswithzincrichpaintincompliancewithSTMA780.
PART3EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Priortoinstallation,inspectpreviousworkofallothertrades.Verifythatallworkiscompleteandaccurate
tothepointwherethisinstallationmayproperlyproceedinstrictaccordancewithframingshopdrawings.
B. Ifsubstratepreparationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactory
preparationbeforeproceeding.
3.02 ERECTION
A. GeneralErectionRequirements:

1. InstallcoldformedframinginaccordancewithrequirementsofASTMC1007.
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2. WeldincompliancewithAWSD.1.3.

3. InstallincompliancewithapplicablesectionsoftheAISI'sStandardforColdFormedSteelFraming
GeneralProvisions.
B. WallSystems:

1. Erectframingandpanelsplumb,levelandsquareinstrictaccordancewithapprovedshopdrawings.

2. Handleandliftprefabricatedpanelsinamannersoasnottocausedistortioninanymember.

3. Anchorrunnertracksecurelytothesupportingstructureasshownontheerectiondrawings.Install
concreteanchorsonlyafterfullcompressivestrengthhasbeenachieved.Provideasillsealeror
gasketbarrierbetweenallconcreteandsteelconnections.

4. Buttalltrackjoints.Securelyanchorabuttingpiecesoftracktoacommonstructuralelement,or
buttweldorsplicethemtogether.

5. Alignandplumbstuds,andsecurelyattachtotheflangesorwebsofbothupperandlowertracks
exceptwhenverticalmovementisspecified.

6. Installjackstudsorcripplesbelowwindowsills,abovewindowanddoorheads,atfreestandingstair
railsandelsewheretofurnishsupport,securelyattachedtosupportingmembers.

7. Attachwallstudbridginginamannertopreventstudrotation.Spacebridgingrowsaccordingto
manufacturer'srecommendations.

8. Framewallopeningstoincludeheadersandsupportingstudsasshowninthedrawings.

9. Providetemporarybracinguntilerectioniscompleted.

10. Providestudwallsatlocationsindicatedonplansas"shearwalls"forframestabilityandlateralload
resistance.

11. Whereindicatedinthedrawings,provideforstructuralverticalmovementusingaverticalslideclip
orothermeansinaccordancewithmanufacturer'srecommendations.
C. SteelJoists:

1. Locatejoistsdirectlyoverbearingstudswithin3/4inch(19mm)orprovideasuitableload
distributionmemberatthetoptrack.

2. Providewebstiffenersatreactionpointswhereindicatedindrawings.

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3. Providejoistbridgingasshownindrawings.

4. Provideendblockingwherejoistendsarenototherwiserestrainedfromrotation.
3.03 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
A. Inspection:Periodicspecialinspectionsarerequiredbylocalcodeauthorities.

1. Ownerwillhireandpayinspectionagency.

2. Submitscheduleshowingwhenthefollowingactivitieswillbeperformedandresubmitschedule
whentimingchanges.

3. Notifyinspectionagencynotlessthan3daysbeforethestartofanyofthefollowingactivities.

4. Inspectionsarerequiredduringweldingoperations,screwattachment,bolting,anchoringandother
fasteningofcomponentswithintheforceresistingstructuralsystem,includingstruts,braces,and
holddowns.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.

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SECTION055000METALFABRICATIONS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:FlitchColumns
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section064013ExteriorArchitecturalWoodwork
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS

A. ShopDrawings:
1. Includeplans,elevations,sections,andsupportingdetails.
2. 2.Includedetailsofmaterialassemblies.Indicatedimensions,weights,loads,requiredclearances,
methodoffieldassembly,components,andlocationandsizeofeachfieldconnection.

3. Detailfabricationandassemblyofarchitecturalmetalwork.
1.03 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:Approvedbysupplier
1.04 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A.Storeproductsinmanufacturersunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
B. Storeindry,protected,wellventilatedareaandprotectfromdamage.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1. SaguaroSteel5/8sheetsteel
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B. Manufacturer:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsbythefollowing:
1. SaguaroSteel
2.02 FABRICATION
A. ShopAssembled
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examineallproductsspecifiedabovebeforeinstallation.Rejectanyproductsthatarewet,moisture
damaged,scratched,ordamaged.
B. NotifyArchitectofunsatisfactoryconditions.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresults.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
B. Installmaterialslevel,plumb,sure,trueandstraight.
C. Adjustasnecessarytoensuretightfitment.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.Replacedamagedproductsthat
cannotberepairedtooriginalcondition.

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SECTION055400METALFLOORPLATE
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludesmetalfabricationsforthefollowingapplications:
1. Rockpaninplantingmodules

2. Rockpanondecking
1.02 RELATEDSECTIONS
A. Section050000Metals.
B. Section061100Woodframing
C. Section321413PrecastConcreteUnitPaving.
D. Section329113.26PlantingBeds.
E. Section329433Planters
1.03 REFERENCES
A. AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials(ASTM):ASTMA240StandardSpecification forChromium
andChromiumNickelStainlessSteelPlate,Sheet,andStripforPressure VesselsandforGeneralApplications.
B. AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials(ASTM):ASTME84StandardTestMethod
forSurfaceBurningCharacteristicsofBuildingMaterials.
C. NationalAssociationofArchitecturalMetalManufacturers(NAAMM):NAAMMMetalFinishesManualfor
ArchitecturalandMetalFinishes.
1.04 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.

2. Descriptionofmaterials,finishes,andconstruction.

3. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.

4. Installationmethods.

5. Maintenancemethods.
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6. Cleaningmethods.
B. ShopDrawings:Submitshopdrawingsshowingplans,sections,andelevations.Showedgeconditions,
attachmenttootherwork,profilesandfinishesofeachmetalmember,andjoinerytoothermetal
membersandtoadjacentwork.Showmountingtypes,heights,anchoragemethods,andattachment
devices.
C. SelectionSamples:Foreachfinishproductspecified,twocompletesetsofpatternsamples
representingmanufacturer'sfullrangeofavailablefinishesandpatterns.
D. VerificationSamples:Foreachfinishproductspecified,twosamples,minimumsize3inches(76mm)by4
inches(101mm)representingactualproduct,color,finish,andpattern.
1.05 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. MockUp:Provideamockupforevaluationofapplicationworkmanship.
1. FinishareasdesignatedbyArchitect.

2. DonotproceedwithremainingworkuntilworkmanshipandmaterialsareapprovedbyArchitect.

3. Refinishmockupareaasrequiredtoproduceacceptablework.
1.06 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinaccordancewithmanufacturer'srequirements.
B. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackagingwithlabelsintactuntilreadyforinstallation.

PART2PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Manufacturer:WesternStatesDecking
2.02 APPLICATIONS
A. Rockpaninplantingmodules
1. Millfinishedsteel:Applymechanicalfinishonfabricatedworkinthelocationsscheduled,with
textureandreflectivitytomatcharchitectssample.ProtectwithPVCcovering.

2. TexturedPattern:PatternasmanufacturedbyWesternStatesDecking,with7/8inchcorrugated
galvanized(16gauge)thicknessandmillfinish.
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1. Millfinishedsteel:Applymechanicalfinishonfabricatedworkinthelocationsscheduled,with
textureandreflectivitytomatcharchitectssample.ProtectwithPVCcovering.

2. TexturedPattern:PatternasmanufacturedbyMagnumCompanies,2439South49
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Avenue,
Phoenix,Arizona85043(602)2723600,with0.25inch
(6.35mm)(3gauge)thicknessandmillfinish.
2.03 MATERIALS
A. Millfinishedsteel:Providematerialswithstandardblemishesanddiscolorationasmanufactured.Provide
manufacturer'srecommendedalloy,strength,andthicknessforapplicationandfinishindicated.Protect
finishfromdamageduringshipping,handling,storage,andinstallationwithstrippablefilm.
1. Finish:No.2BMillfinish

2. Thickness:Asrequiredbyapplication.

PART3EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared.
B. Ifsubstratepreparationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactory
preparationbeforeproceeding.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthe bestresultfor
thesubstrateundertheprojectconditions.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
B. Installornamentalformedmetalmaterialsplumb,square,andrigidlycoupledand adequatelyanchored,
maintaininguniformedclearancesandaccuratealignment.
C. Restoredamagedfinishesthatrequirefieldcutting,welding,orgrinding.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repair,orreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.
C. Restoremanufacturer'sprotectivefilmsandcoveringsdamagedduringinstallation.
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Sheetmetalworkforshadescreens
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section064013ExteriorArchitecturalWoodwork
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. ShopDrawings:
1. Includeplans,elevations,sections,andsupportingdetails.
2. Includedetailsofmaterialassemblies.Indicatedimensions,weights,loads,requiredclearances,method
offieldassembly,components,andlocationandsizeofeachfieldconnection.

3. Detailfabricationandassemblyofarchitecturalmetalwork.
1.03 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:Approvedbysupplier
1.04 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinmanufacturersunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
B. Storeindry,protected,wellventilatedareaandprotectfromdamage.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1. Magnumcustomcut18gaugesheetsteel
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B. Manufacturer:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsbythefollowing:
1. Magnum located at 2439 South 49
th
Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85043; Toll Free Tel. 8008278002; Tel.
6022723600;Web:http://magnumcompanies.net/
2.02 FABRICATION
A. ShopAssembled
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examineallproductsspecifiedabovebeforeinstallation.Rejectanyproductsthatarewet,moisturedamaged,
scratched,ordamaged.
B. NotifyArchitectofunsatisfactoryconditions.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresults.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
B. Installmaterialslevel,plumb,sure,trueandstraight.
C. Adjustasnecessarytoensuretightfitment.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.Replacedamagedproductsthat
cannotberepairedtooriginalcondition.
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Landscapestakes.
B. RELATEDSECTIONS
1. Section320000ExteriorImprovements.
2. Section329300Plants.
1.02 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.
2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
3. Installationmethods.
1.03 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
1.04 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Maintainenvironmentalconditions(temperature,humidity,andventilation)withinlimitsrecommended
bymanufacturerforoptimumresults.Donotinstallproductsunderenvironmentalconditionsoutside
manufacturer'sabsolutelimits.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer: LibertyHardwareMfg.Corp.,whichislocatedat:140BusinessParkDrive,
WinstonSalem,NC27107;TollFreeTel:800.542.3789;Tel:336.769.4077;Fax:336.769.1839;Email:request
info(http://www.libertyhardware.com/support/contact/);Web:http://www.libertyhardware.com
B. Substitutions:Allowedifmeetsprojectrequirementsandhasbeenapprovedbyarchitect.
2.02 APPLICATIONS
A. Landscapeplanterbenches:
1. Use7plasticlandscapestakesinplantersoiltosecurebenchsurface.
2. Product:267594VortexOutdoorSolutions4Pack7"PlasticLandscapeStakesasmanufacturedby
LibertyHardwareMfg.Corp.
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PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared.
B. Ifsubstratepreparationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactory
preparationbeforeproceeding.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultfor
thesubstrateundertheprojectconditions.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.

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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Section Includes: Fasteners, face mount joist hangers for sawn lumber, holddowns, framing angles, and
seismicandhurricaneties.
1.02 REFERENCES
A. ASTM A36 Carbon Structural Steel
B. ASTM A193 Alloy Steel and Stainless Steel Bolting Materials for High Temperature Service
C. ASTM A240 Chromium and Chromium-Nickel Stainless Steel Plate, Sheet and Strip for Pressure Vessels and for
General Applications
D. ASTM A307 Carbon Steel Bolts and Studs
E. ASTM A449 Hex Cap Screws, Bolts and Studs, Steel, Heat Treated
F. ASTM A480 General Requirements for Flat-Rolled Stainless and Heat-Resisting Steel Plate, Sheet, and Strip
G. ASTM A493 Stainless Steel Wire and Wire Rods for Cold Heading and Cold Forging
H. ASTM A500 Cold-Formed Welded and Seamless Carbon Steel Structural Tubing in Rounds and Shapes
I. ASTM A653 Steel Sheet, Zinc-Coated (Galvanized) or Zinc-Iron Alloy-Coated (Galvannealed) by the Hot-Dip Process
J . ASTM A706 Low-Alloy Steel Deformed and Plain Bars for Concrete Reinforcement
K. ASTM A924 General Requirements for Steel Sheet, Metallic-Coated by the Hot-Dip Process
L. ASTM A1011 Steel, Sheet and Strip, Hot-Rolled, Carbon, Structural, High-Strength Low-Alloy, High-Strength Low-Alloy
with Improved Formability and Ultra-High Strength
M. ASTM D7147 Standard Specification for Testing and Establishing Allowable Loads of J oist Hangers.
N. ASTM D2395 Standard Test Methods for Specific Gravity of Wood and Wood-Based Materials
O. ASTM F1554 Anchor Bolts, Steel
P. ASTM F1575 Standard Test Method for Determining Bending Yield Moment of Nails
Q. ASTM F1667 Driven Fasteners: Nails, Spikes, and Staples
R. ICC-ES AC13 Acceptance Criteria for J oist Hangers and Similar Devices
S. ICC-ES AC116 Acceptance Criteria for Nails and Spikes
T. ICC-ES AC118 Acceptance Criteria for Tapping Screw Fasteners
U. ICC-ES AC120 Acceptance Criteria for Wood Screws Used in Horizontal Diaphragms and Vertical Shear Walls
V. ICC-ES AC155 Acceptance Criteria for Hold-Downs (Tie-Downs) Attached to Wood Members
W. ICC-ES AC233 Acceptance Criteria for Alternate Dowel-Type Threaded Fasteners
X. ICC-ES AC261 Acceptance Criteria for Connectors Used with Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members
Y. ICC-ES AC316 Acceptance Criteria for Shrinkage Compensating Devices
Z. ICC-ES AC398 Acceptance Criteria for Cast-In-Place Cold-Formed Steel Connectors in Concrete for Light-Frame
Construction
AA. ICC-ES AC399 Acceptance Criteria for Cast-In-Place Proprietary Bolts in Concrete for Light-Framed Construction
BB. AISI 2001 Cold-Formed Steel Specification
CC. 2005 NDS National Design Specification
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2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Acceptable Manufacturer: Simpson Strong-Tie, 120 E Corporate Place #6; Chandler, AZ 85225. Tel: (480)
855-7360. Fax: (480) 963-3052. Web: www.strongtie.com
B. Substitutions: Not permitted.
2.02 COMPONENTS
A. SheathingNails:8dcommonnails,16dcommonnails.
B. SimpsonStrongTieCompanyInc.
1. Facemountjoisthangersforsawnlumberwhichmayinclude:SimpsonHU26,SimpsonHU28,Simpson
HU210
2. Source:SimpsonStrongTieCompany,Inc.
3. www.strongtie.com
C. SimpsonStrongTieCompanyInc.
1. Framingangles:SimpsonA35,SimpsonA34
2. Source:SimpsonStrongTieCompany,Inc.
3. www.strongtie.com
D. SimpsonStrongTieCompanyInc.
1. Holdownsforshearwallswhichmayinclude:SimpsonHD3B,SimpsonHD9B
2. Source:SimpsonStrongTieCompany,Inc.
3. www.strongtie.com
E. SimpsonStrongTieCompanyInc.
1. Seismicandhurricaneties:SimpsonH3
2. Source:SimpsonStrongTieCompany,Inc.
3. www.strongtie.com
F. ThreadedStuds:Threadedstudswithnutsandlockwashers.
2.03 MATERIALS
A. Steel:
1. Sheet: ASTM A36, ASTM A653, ASTM A1011
2. Fasteners: ASTM A307, ASTM F1554, ASTM F1667, SAE C1022 (SDS Screws)
B. Stainless Steel:
1. Sheet: ASTM A240, ATTM A480
2. Fasteners: ASTM A493
C. Finishes:
1. Gray paint
2. Hot-dipped galvanized or electro-plated galvanized: G90, G185 (ZMAX or HDG)
3. Powder-coated paint
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4. Electro-galvanized, Zinc dichromate and Double Barrier for SD and SDS screws

2.04 FABRICATION

A. Shop assembly to occur per the manufacturers approved production drawings.
B. Fabrication tolerances per manufacturer.
C. Fabrication requiring welding shall be performed in accordance with the current American Welding Society's standards.
D. The manufacturers identification shall be stamped into the metal or wood part and a label may be attached to the part
with adhesive.

2.05 TESTING

A. Allowable loads published in manufacturer's catalog to be determined using the minimum load from static and/or cyclic
analysis and one or more of the following test methods:
1. Static load tests in wood assemblies
2. Static load tests in steel jigs
3. Static load tests of products embedded in concrete or masonry
B. Testing to determine allowable loads shall be performed as per the applicable ICC-ES Acceptance Criteria or ASTM
standard.
C. Allowable loads for hangers are determined by a static load test resulting in not more than a 1/8" deflection of the joist
relative to the header, or either the lowest of 3 or average of 6 ultimate load divided by 3, or the fastener allowable load as
determined by the NDS, whichever is lowest.
D. Manufacturer to provide code testing data on all products that have been code tested upon request.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Unless otherwise noted in the manufacturer's catalog, allowable loads are for Douglas Fir-Larch under continuously dry
conditions. Allowable loads for other species or conditions must be adjusted according to the code. See manufacturer's
catalog for additional notes and requirements.
B. Built up lumber (multiple members) must be fastened together to act as one unit to resist the applied load.
C. Verify that the dimensions of the supporting member are sufficient to receive the specified fasteners.
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. Unless otherwise noted in the manufacturer's catalog, bolts, screws and/or nails shall not be combined.
B. All nails shall be common unless otherwise noted in the manufacturer's catalog or substituted by the engineer of record
with a reduction taken.
C. Unless otherwise noted in the manufacturer's catalog, bending steel in the field may cause fractures at the bend line.
Fractured steel will not carry the allowable load and must be replaced. When bending is allowed or required in the
catalog, the connector shall be allowed one cycle bend, one time only.
D. Galvanized connectors should not be placed in contact with treated wood unless the treated wood is adequately verified
to be suitable for such contact. Some wood treatments may accelerate metal deterioration. See the manufacturer's
catalog for specific recommendations.
E. A fastener that splits the wood will not carry the allowable load. Evaluate splits to determine if the connection will perform
as required. Dry wood will split more easily and should be evaluated as needed. If wood tends to split, consider pre-
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boring holes with a diameter not exceeding 0.75 of the nail diameter, for screws in wood with a specific gravity of 0.5 or
greater use: 5/32" for SDS, 5/64" for SD9 or SD10, and 1/16" for SD8 (2005 NDS 11.1.4 and 11.1.5.3).
F. Wood shrinkage will be taken into consideration when designing and installing connections.
G. Built-up lumber (multiple members) must be fastened together to act as one unit to resist the applied load.
H. Top flange hangers may cause unevenness. Possible remedies should be evaluated by a professional and include using
a face mount hanger, routering the beam, or cutting the subfloor to accommodate the top flange thickness.
I. Do not overload by exceeding the manufacturer's catalog allowable load values.
J . Unless otherwise noted in the manufacturer's catalog, fill all fastener holes with fastener types as specified in the
manufacturer's catalog.
K. All specified fasteners must be installed according to the instructions in the manufacturer's catalog.
L. Bolt holes shall be a minimum of 1/32" and a maximum of 1/16" larger than the bolt diameter (2005 NDS 11.1.2.2).
M. Install all specified fasteners before loading the connection.
N. Use proper safety equipment.
O. Welding shall be in accordance with the Welding Society (AWS) standards.
P. Welding galvanized steel may produce harmful fumes. Follow proper welding procedures and safety precautions.
Q. Nail tools with hole-location mechanisms may be used to install connectors, provided the correct quantity and type of nails
are properly installed in the nail holes.
R. The joist shall bear completely on the connector seat the gap between the joist end and the header or back plate of the
hanger shall not exceed 1/8".
S. The installer of ATS systems shall cut rods to length as required.
T. Anchor bolt nuts should be finger-tight plus 1/3 to turn with a wrench. Do not use an impact wrench to tighten nuts on
the anchor bolts.
U. Modifications to products or changes in installation procedures should only be made by a qualified designer. The
performance of such modified products or altered installation procedure is the sole responsibility of the designer.
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. RelatedDocuments:
1. DrawingsandgeneralprovisionsoftheSubcontractapplytothisSection.
2. Reviewthesedocumentsforcoordinationwithadditionalrequirementsandinformationthatapplyto
workunderthisSection.
B. SectionIncludes:ExecutionandcompletionofRoughCarpentryinaccordancewiththeSpecificationsand
Drawingsincludingbutnotlimitedto;
1. Blocking,furring,generalspacingandfastening
1.02 RelatedSections:
A. Division01Section"GeneralRequirements."
B. Division01Section"SpecialProcedures."
C. Division01Section"ConstructionWasteManagement".
D. Division06Section"FinishCarpentry'.
1.03 REFERENCES
A. General:
1. ThefollowingdocumentsformpartoftheSpecificationstotheextentstated.Wheredifferencesexist
betweencodesandstandards,theoneaffordingthegreatestprotectionshallapply.
2. Unlessotherwisenoted,thereferencedstandardeditionisthecurrentoneatthetimeof
commencementoftheWork.
3. RefertoDivision01Section"GeneralRequirements"forthelistofapplicableregulatoryrequirements.
B. ASTMInternational.
C. AmericanWoodPreserversAssociation(AWPA).
D. DouglasFirProtectionAssociation(DFPA).
E. NationalFireProtectionAssociation(NFPA).
1.04 SUBMITTALS
A. SubmitunderprovisionsofDivisions01Section"GeneralRequirements"and"SpecialProcedures."
B. Certificate:Providecertificatefromeachmanufacturerstatingthatmaterialisfirstquality,meetsorexceeds
thepropertiesofspecifiedmaterialsasspecifiedherein,andissuitableforintendeduseonthisProject.
Whererecycledlumbermaterialsareusedforstructuralapplicationsorwhereotherwisenoted,include
lumbercertificationandqualitygrading.
1.05 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. Inspection:PriortoworkofthisSection,carefullyinspecttheinstalledworkofothertradesandverifythat
suchworkiscompletedtothepointwherethisinstallationmayproperlycommence.
B. Discrepancies:Intheeventofdiscrepancy,immediatelynotifytheProjectManager.Donotproceedwith
installationinareasofdiscrepancyuntilsuchdiscrepancieshavebeenfullyresolved.
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C. LumbermayberejectedbytheProjectManager,whetherornotithasbeeninstalled,forexcessivewarp,
twist,bow,crook,mildew,fungus,ormold,aswellasforimpropercuttingandfitting.
1.06 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Materialsshallbeproperlypackedandhandledwhileintransitsoastoarriveatthejobsiteinundamaged
condition.Manufacturedmaterialsshallbedeliveredinsuitablecontainersplainlymarkedwithbrandand
manufacturer'sname.
B. StoragearrangementsshallbesubjecttoProjectManager'sapprovalandshallaffordeveryaccessfor
inspectionandidentificationofeachitem.Lumbershallbepiledofftheground,onskids,inamannerwhich
preventstwistingorwarpingandaffordsproperventilation,drainageandprotectionfromtermitesanddecay,
rainandexcessivesun.Plywoodshallbeprotectedfromdampness.Materialshallbeprotectedfromthe
elementsandfromdamageordeterioration.
C. Damagedordeterioratedmaterialsorassembliesshallnotbeusedintheworkandshallbereplacedatno
extracosttoUniversity.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
A. General:MaterialshallconformtothesespecificationsandtotheapplicablecurrenteditionsoftheStandard
SpecificationsofASTMandCBC.[Thesourceofnewlumbershallbecertifiedsustainableharvestedlumber.]
B. LumberGrading:
1. DouglasFir:"StandardGradingandDressingRules,"
2. Redwood:"StandardSpecificationsforGradesofRedwoodLumber"
C. LumberGradeMarking:Eachpieceoflumbershallbeartheofficialgrademarkoftheappropriateinspection
bureauoftheAmericanLumberAssociation.
D. LumberSizeandPatterns:Surfacefoursides,dresssizestoUBCChapter23;worktosizesshown.Sizingand
surfacingshallbeasrequiredandapprovedfortheparticularlocation.Framingshallbesizedandwhere
exposedshallbesurfaced.
E. MDFBoard:
1. and
2.02 LUMBERFASTENINGS(exceptforpreservativepressuretreatedlumberfastenings)
A. NailsandSpikes:CommonWireunlessotherwisenoted
1. NailingofwoodmembersshallconformtoUniformBuildingCodeand/orasindicated.
2. Penetration:halflengthofnailintopiecereceivingpoint.
3. Toconnectpieces2inches(25mm)netinthickness,16dnailsmaybeused.
4. Donotdrivenailsclosertogetherthanhalftheirlength,norclosertoedgeofpieceoflumberortimber
than1/4theirlength.
5. Spacingandsizeofnailstobesuchthatsplittingwillnotoccur.Preboreholesfornailswherever
necessarytopreventsplitting.Borediameterofholessmallerthandiameterofnailorspike(3/4dia.).
6. Forplywoodnailing,barbedplywoodnails,sizeandspacingasindicated.Nailsshallhaveedge
distancesofnotlessthan3/8inch(9.5mm).
7. Usegalvanizednailswhereexposedtoweatherorwheremembersarebuiltintoroofing.
B. Screws:Brightsteelwoodscrews:
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1. Screwsaretobeturnedintoplace,notdriven.Selftappingwhererequiredforfasteningtometal
framing.
2. Countersinkwhereheadswillinterfereorasrequired.
3. Screwboltholesthesamediameteranddepthasshank;boreholesforthreadedportionofscrewswith
bitnolargerthanbaseofthread.
4. Usegalvanizedorcadmiumplatedscrewsonfasteningsexposedtoweatherorwheremembersare
builtintoroofing.
C. Bolts:Standardmildsteel,squareorhexheadmachineboltswithsquarenutsandmalleableironorsteel
platewashers,conformingtoASTMA307.
1. Tobeinstalledindrilledholesthediameterofthebolt,1/32inch(0.8mm)to1/16inch(1.6mm)over
size.
2. BoltingofwoodmembersshallconformtoCBCrequirementsandascalledforonthedrawings.
3. Washers:Provideboltsbearingonwood,unlessnotedotherwiseonthedrawings,withmalleableiron,
orsteelplatewashersunderheadsandnuts.Donofinalboltinguntilstructurehasbeenproperly
aligned.
4. Usegalvanizedbolts,nutsandwasherswhereexposedtoweatherorwheremembersarebuiltinto
roofing.
D. LagScrews:Conformto"NationalDesignSpecificationforStressGradedLumberandItsFastenings,"NFPA,
latestedition.
1. Lagscrewsshallbescrewedandnotdrivenintoplace.Penetrationineachtimbershallnotbelessthan
2/3ofthelengthofthelagscrew.
2. Holeshallbeboredthesamediameteranddepthastheshank,afterwhichtheholeshallbecontinued
toadepthequaltothelengthofthelagscrewwithadiameternolargerthan3/4oftheshank
diameter.
3. Washers:Providelagscrewsbearingonwoodwithmalleableironorsteelplatewashersunderheads.
4. Usegalvanizedlagscrewsandwasherswhereexposedtoweatherorwheremembersarebuiltinto
roofing.
2.03 ROUGHHARDWARE(exceptforpreservativepressuretreatedlumberfastenings)
A. Provideroughhardwarerelatedtocarpentryworkwhichisnotspecificallycalledoutunderother
headings.Thisshallinclude,butnotbelimitedto,thefollowing:
1. General:Fastenings,devices,andotherroughhardwarenotspecificallyindicatedondrawingsor
specifiedhereinshallbesubmittedforapprovalpriortoinstallation.ConformtoASTMA7orA36.
2. Framingclips,hangers,etc.:StandardproductsofSimpson.
3. Sheetmetalstraps:Galvanizedsheetsteelofgaugesanddesignsindicated.
4. ExpansionanchorsshallhaveacurrentICCevaluationreportandbesize,numberandtypeshown,
installedasdescribedintheevaluationreport.
5. PowderDrivenFasteners:shallhaveacurrentICCevaluationreportandbesize,numberandtype
shown,installedasdescribedintheevaluationreport.
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3.01 WORKMANSHIP
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A. General:Roughcarpentryshallproducejointstrue,tight,andwellnailedwithmembersassembledin
accordancewiththeDrawingsandwithpertinentcodesandregulations.
B. Selectionoflumberpieces:Carefullyselectmembers.Selectindividualpiecessothatknotsandobvious
defectswillnotinterferewithplacingboltsorpropernailingormakingproperconnections.
3.02 SITEAPPLIEDWOODTREATMENT
A. Brushapplytwocoatsofpreservativetreatmentonsitecutendsandsitecutwoodincontactwithother
woodsurfaces.
B. Applypreservativetreatmentinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
C. Allowpreservativetocurepriortoerectingmembers.
3.03 INSTALLATIONLUMBERANDDECKING
A. Securedeckingperpendiculartoframingmemberswithendsstaggeredoverfirmbearingwherepossible.
B. Maintaindeckjointsof1/16inch(1.6mm).
C. SurfaceFlatness:+/1/4inch(6mm)in10feet(3m)maximum.
3.04 FRAMING
A. InstallframinginstrictaccordancewiththerequirementsofCBCChapter23unlessmorestringent
requirementsarespecifiedhereinorshownontheDrawings.
B. OptimumValueEngineering:Whereindicatedondrawingsor,withpriorapprovalbytheProjectManager,the
followingframingtechniquesmaybeemployed.NothinginthisSectionshallsupercederequirementsofCBC
Chapter23asmodifiedbyDivision01Section"LateralForceProcedures',orotherrequirementsinthe
DrawingsorSpecifications.
1. Wallstudsspacedat24inches(600mm)oncenterwithhorizontalstaggering(VerifywithProject
Managerandensurethatwallfinishmaterialscanmeetspans)
2. Builtupheadersmaybeusedinlieuofsolidlumber.
3. Framecornerswithtwostudsandframingclips.
4. Useblockingforattachmentsinlieuofcontinuousstud.
5. Deleteheadersatnonloadbearingwalls.
6. Layoutframingtotakeadvantageofsheathingorsidingdimensions.
3.05 CLEANUP
A. Attheendofeachshiftanduponcompletionofthework,removedebris,rubbishandsurplusmaterialsfrom
thesitewhichresultedfromworkunderthissection.Donotleavewood,shavings,sawdust,etc.onthe
groundorburiedinfill.Takepositivemeasurestoensurethatsawdustandwoodshavingsdonotenterthe
stormdrainagesystem.
3.06 WASTEMANAGEMENT
A. ConformwithDivision01SectionConstructionWasteManagement.
B. SeparatewoodwasteinaccordancewiththeWasteManagementPlan.
C. Separatestained,paintedandtreatedlumberfromcleanlumberandplaceindesignatedareaforhazardous
materials.
D. Separateandstoreseparatelyinacleananddrylocationthefollowingcategoriesforsalvageorreuseonsite:
1. Sheetmaterialslargerthan2squarefeet(1.19m).
2. Framingmemberslargerthan16inches(400mm).
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3. Multipleoffcutsofsizeslargerthan12inches(300mm).
E. ThefollowingcategoriesmaybereusedinthemanufactureofparticleboardorMDF.
1. Compositewood,(forexample,plywood,OSB,LVL,IJoist,parallelstrand,MDF,particleboard).
2. Cleandimensionallumber.
F. Setasidedamagedwoodforacceptablealternativeuses,forexampleuseasbracing,blocking,cripples,orties.
G. Donotburninanopenfire,woodstove,fireplaceorothernonindustrialincineratorlumberthatislessthana
yearoldorwoodtreatedwithcreosote,pentachlorophenol,CCA,ACA,orotherpressuretreatment.
H. Separatethefollowingcategoriesfordisposalandplaceindesignatedareasforhazardousmaterials:treated,
stained,painted,orcontaminatedwood.
I. SequenceworktominimizeuseoftemporaryHVACtodryoutbuildingandcontrolhumidity.
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SECTION061100WOODFRAMING
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SECTIONINCLUDES
A. Woodstudwallframing
B. Floorjoists
C. Roofrafters
D. Exteriordeckingjoistsandframing:Pressuretreatedlumber
1.02 RELATED SECTIONS
A. Section 05 00 00 - Metals.
B. Section 05 05 23 - Metal Fastenings.
C. Section 05 12 00 - Structural Steel Framing.
D. Section 06 05 23 Wood, Plastic, and Composite Fastenings.
E. Section 06 16 00 Sheathing.
F. Section 07 21 19 Foamed-In-Place Insulation.
G. Section 09 21 00 Plaster and Gypsum Assemblies.
H. Section 09 29 00 Gypsum Board.
1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Technicaldataindicatingcompliancewithspecificationsandstandards.
2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
3. Installationmethods.
B. Certification:Submitcertificationthatthedeckingsizespecifiedwillmeetthespecifieddesignwindpressure
andsnowloads.
C. SelectionSamples:Foreachfinishproductspecified,twocompletesetsoffinishsamplesofthe
manufacturer'sstandardstaincolorsonthespecifiedspeciesandwiththespecifiedpattern,size,texture,and
finish.
1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. ManufacturerQualifications:Companyspecializinginprovidingproductsofthetypespecifiedinthissection,
withminimumof5yearsdocumentedexperiencewithproductsinuse.
B. LabelingRequirements:Eachlengthoflumbershallbestampedatthemillindicatingcertificationmark,mill
identification,gradename,andinspectioncertificate.Alllabelsshallbeplacedonsurfaceswhereitwillnotbe
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exposedtoviewwheninstalled.

1.05 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
B. Storeanddisposeofsolventbasedmaterials,andmaterialsusedwithsolventbasedmaterials,inaccordance
withrequirementsoflocalauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.

1.06 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Maintainenvironmentalconditions(temperature,humidity,andventilation)withinlimitsrecommendedby
manufacturerforoptimumresults.Donotinstallproductsunderenvironmentalconditionsoutside
manufacturer'sabsolutelimits.

PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 LUMBER
A. DimensionalLumber:
1. MaximumMoistureContent:19%
2. NonLoadBearingInteriorPartitions:Standard,Stud,orNo.3
3. FramingOtherThanNonLoadBearingInteriorPartitions:DouglasFir/Larch:WCLIBorWWPA
4. ExposedFraming:Providematerialhandselectedforuniformityofappearanceandfreedomfrom
characteristicsonexposedsurfacesandedgesthatwouldimpairfinishappearance,includingdecay,
honeycomb,knotholes,shake,splits,torngrain,andwane.
A. Species:
1)Raftersandjoists:SouthernYellowPine
2)Beams,Girders,andHeaders:SouthernYellowPine
3)StudsandPlates:SouthernYellowPine
a) Pressuretreatedlumbershallbeusedforallexteriorapplications
B. Timbers5InchNominal(117mmActual)SizeandThicker:
1. Species:
A. Douglasfirlarch
B. Douglasfirlarch(north)
C. Douglasfirsouth
D. NLGA,WCLIB,orWWPA
C. MiscellaneousLumber:
1. Standard,Stud,orNo.3gradewith19%maximummoisturecontentofanyspecies
2. Providefornailers,blocking,andsimilarmembers.

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3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
B. Installdeckwithtongueuponallslopedsurfaces.
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SECTION061600SHEATHING
PART1GENERAL

1.01 SECTIONREQUIREMENTS

A.Sectionincludessheathingforthefollowingapplications:

1.WallSheathing

2.RoofSheathing

3.Subflooring

1.02 RELATEDSECTIONS

A.Section050523MetalFastenings

B.Section054000ColdFormedMetalFraming

C.Section061100Woodframing

D.Section061623Subflooring

PART2PRODUCTS.

2.01WALLSHEATHING

A.15/32PlywoodWallSheathing:Exposure1,StructuralIsheathing.

B.CementitiousBackerUnits:ASTMC1325,TypeA.

1.USGCorporation;DUROCKCementBoard.

2.04ROOFSHEATHING

A.LPTechShieldRadiantBarrier

1.APAExposure1ratedOSB

2.05SUBFLOORINGANDUNDERLAYMENT

A.Subflooring:

1.OrientedStrandBoardSubflooring:Exposure1,Structuralsheathing

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PART3EXECUTION

3.01INSTALLATION

A.FasteningMethods:

1.SubflooringandRoofSheathing:

a)Screwedtolightgaugesteelframing

2.WallSheathing:

a)Nailtolightgaugesteelframe.
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:Subfloorpanels
B. RelatedRequirements:
1. Division061000SectionRoughCarpentry
1.02 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. ManufacturerQualifications:Capableofdemonstratingthatallwoodprocurementoperationsareconducted
inaccordancewithproceduresandpoliciesoftheSustainableForestryInitiative(SFI)Program.
B. CodeCompliance:Complywithrequirementsofthefollowing:
C. InternationalCodeCouncilEvaluationService,ICCESESR1785.
D. VoluntaryProductStandard,DOCPS210,PerformanceStandardforWoodBasedStructuralUsePanels.
1.03 WARRANTY
A. Special Warranty: Manufacturer's standard form in which manufacturer agrees to repair or replace
componentsofflooringandsheathingsystemthatfailduetomanufacturingdefectswithinspecifiedwarranty
period.
1. For subflooring and roof and wall sheathing applications, manufacturer shall warrant that the panels
willnotdelaminatenorrequiresandingduetomoistureabsorptionduringinstallationwithin300days
ofpurchase.Verifyavailablewarrantiesandwarrantyperiods.
2. WarrantyPeriod:50year(s)fromdateofSubstantialCompletion.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products: Subject to compliance with requirements, available products that may be incorporated into the
Workinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:
1. HuberEngineeredWoods:AdvanTechSheathing
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2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. FireResistanceRatings:ComplywithASTME119;testingbyaqualifiedtestingagency.Identifyproductswith
appropriatemarkingsofapplicabletestingagency.
1. Indicate design designations from UL's "Fire Resistance Directory" or from the listings of another
qualifiedtestingagency.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examinesheathingbeforeinstallation.Rejectpanelsthatarewet,moisturedamaged,ormolddamaged.
B. Examinefloorsandroofsforsuitableconditionswheresheathingwillbeinstalled.
C. Preparewrittenreport,endorsedbyInstaller,listingconditionsdetrimentaltoperformance.
D. Proceedwithinstallationonlyafterunsatisfactoryconditionshavebeencorrected.
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. Do not use materials with defects that impair quality of sheathing or pieces that are too small to use with
minimumnumberofjointsoroptimumjointarrangement.
B. Cut panels at penetrations, edges, and other obstructions of work; fit tightly against abutting construction
unlessotherwiseindicated.
C. Securelyattachtosubstratebyfasteningasindicated,complyingwiththefollowing:
1. NESNER272forpowerdrivenfasteners.
2. Chapter23inICC's"InternationalBuildingCode.
3. TableR602.3(1), "Fastener Schedule for Structural Members," and TableR602.3(2), "Alternate
Attachments,"inICC's"InternationalResidentialCodeforOneandTwoFamilyDwellings.
D. Use common wire nails unless otherwise indicated. Select fasteners of size that will not fully penetrate
memberswhereoppositesidewillbeexposedtovieworwillreceivefinishmaterials.Maketightconnections.
Installfastenerswithoutsplittingwood.
E. Coordinate roof sheathing installation with flashing and jointsealant installation so these materials are
installedinsequenceandmannerthatpreventexteriormoisturefrompassingthroughcompletedassembly.
F. Donotbridgebuildingexpansionjoints;cutandspaceedgesofpanelstomatchspacingofstructuralsupport
elements.
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A. Removeandreplacesheathingpanelsthatarewet,moisturedamaged,ormolddamaged.

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SECTION062200MILLWORK

PART1GENERAL

1.01SUMMARY

A.SectionIncludes:
1.Cabinetboxes
2.Cabinetdoors&drawers
3.Shelves
2.Hinges
3.Undermountdrawerslides

1.02ACTIONSUBMITTALS

A.ProductData:Manufacturersdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1.Preparationinstructionsandrecommendation.
2.Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
3.Installationmethods.
B.ShopDrawings:Includeplans,elevations,sections,details,andattachmentstootherwork.
1.Indicatelocationsofblockingandreinforcementsrequiredforinstallinglaboratorycasework.
2.Includedetailsofutilityspaces.
3.Indicatelocationsofandclearancesfromadjacentwalls,doors,windows,otherbuildingcomponents,
andotherlaboratoryequipment.
4.IncludecoordinateddimensionsforlaboratoryequipmentspecifiedinotherSections.
C.SelectionSamples:Foreachfinishedproductspecified,onecompletesetofcolorchipsrepresenting
manufacturersfullrangeofavailablecolorsandpatterns.
1.Onesetofcaseworksamplesindicatingfullrangeoffinishesforcaseworkspecified.

1.03QUALITYASSURANCE

A.InstallerQualifications:Asindicatedbyfabricatorofproducts.

1.04DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING

A.Storeproductsinmanufacturersunopenedpackaginguntilprojectconditionsarereadyforinstallation.
B.Storeindry,protected,wellventilatedareaandprotectfromdamage.

PART2PRODUCTS

2.01MANUFACTURERS

A.Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1.Cabinetboxes
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a.Dimension
1. Seedrawings.
b.Finish
1. Melamine
2.Cabinetdoors&drawerfronts
a.Doors
1. Dimension:Seedrawings.
2. Finish:Whiteglossrigidthermofoil(RTF)
b.Drawerfronts
1) Dimension:Seedrawings
2) Finish:Whiteglossrigidthermofoil(RTF)
3.Blumundermountsoftclosedrawerslides(Blumotion)
a.Quantity:7
4.Bluminsertsoftclosehinges
a.Quantity:11
5.Shelves
a.Dimension:Seedrawings.
b.Finish:SherwinWilliamsChemAqualatexbasedlacquer
6.Drawerboxes
a.PrefinishedBirchplywood
7.Sheetmaterial
a.MDF

B.Manufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsbythefollowing:

1.AcceptableManufacturer:SuperiorHardwoods,whichislocatedat:616S.55
th
Ave,Phoenix,AZ.Tel
6023538008;Web:http://www.superiorhardwoods.com/

2.AcceptableManufacturer:NorthernContours,whichislocatedat:305S.Brooks,Mesa,AZ.Tel480
2148240;Web:http://www.northerncontours.com/

3.AcceptableManufacturer:SherwinWilliams,whichislocatedat:6150DixieHwy,Fairfield,OH.Tel
5138298677;Web:http://www.sherwinwilliams.com/?WT.mc_id=SW_Store1797

4.AcceptableManufacturer:WurthLouisandCompany,whichislocatedat:2110E.RaymondAve.B2,
Phoenix,AZ85040.Tel6022430242;Web:http://www.blum.com/us/en/index.php

PART3EXECUTION

3.01EXAMINATION

A.Examineproductsspecifiedabovebeforeinstallation.Rejectanyproductsthatarewet,moisturedamaged,or
molddamaged.
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PART1 GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Woodworkforexteriorverticalshadestructures
B. RelatedSections
1. Section057500Architecturalmetalwork
1.02 CERTIFICATIONOFWOODSTANDARDS
A. GradesofexteriorarchitecturalwoodworkshallcomplywithAWIsArchitecturalWoodworkStandards.
B. Submittals:ProductData.

PART2PRODUCTS

2.01 LUMBER
A. DimensionalLumber:
1. AWI100.
2. NominalSizes:2x4and2x6
3. WoodSpeciesandGrade:DouglasFir,selectclear.

PART3EXECUTION

3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Installasperdrawings.

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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:
1. Bambooshowerfinish
2. Bamboobathroomsoffit
3. Bambookitchensoffit
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Foreachtypeofproduct.
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.
2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
3. Installationmethods.
B. ShopDrawings:
1. Includeplans,elevations,sections,andattachmentdetails.
2. Includedetailsofequipmentassemblies.Indicatedimensions,weights,loads,requiredclearances,
methodoffieldassembly,components,andlocationandsizeofeachfieldconnection.
3. Detailfabricationandassemblyoffinishesandsoffits.
4. VibrationIsolationBaseDetails:Detailfabricationincludinganchoragesandattachmentstostructure
andtosupportedequipment.Includeadjustablemotorbases,rails,andframesforequipment
mounting.
C. Includediagramsforpower,signal,andcontrolwiring.
D. Samples:Foreachexposedproductandforeachcolorandtexturespecified.
1.03 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:Qualifiedworker
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
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1. TerraFirmaBambooPlywood
a) x48x96
b) Finish:mediumdark
2. TerraFirmaBambooCounterTops
a) 1x26x96
b) Finish:mediumdark
B. Manufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsbythefollowing:
1. Acceptable Manufacturer: Terra Firma, which is located at Portland, OR, USA; Tel 9712074830; Web:
www.terrafirmafloorings.com
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examineproductsspecifiedabovebeforeinstallation.Rejectanyproductsthatarewet,moisturedamaged,or
molddamaged.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Prepare surfaces using the methods recommended by the manufacturer for achieving the best result for the
substrateundertheprojectconditions.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturersinstructions.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Precaution shall be taken during installation to ensure that product is not damaged. Do not install damaged
goods.Damagedcomponentsshallbereplaced.
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SECTION067300COMPOSITEDECKING

PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SECTIONINCLUDES
A. OutdoorRaisedDeckFloorSystem.
1.02 REFERENCES
A. ASTME84StandardTestMethodforSurfaceBurningCharacteristicsofBuildingMaterials.
B. ASTME7298StandardTestMethodsofConductingStrengthTestsofPanelsforBuildingConstruction.
1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.
2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
3. Installationmethods.
B. ShopDrawings:
1. Indicateslatlayout,patterns,colorarrangement,perimeterconditions,andjunctionswithdissimilar
materials,thresholds,andsettingdetails
C. VerificationSamples:Foreachfinishproductspecified,twosamples,minimumsize6inches(150mm)square,
representingactualproduct.
D. Manufacturer'sCertificates:Certifyproductsmeetorexceedspecifiedrequirements.
1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. ManufacturerQualifications:Manufacturerspecializingintheworkofthissectionwithminimumfiveyears
experience.
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B. InstallerQualifications:Companyspecializinginperformingsimilarworktotheworkofthissectionwith
minimumtwoyearsexperience.
C. MockUp:Provideamockupforevaluationofsurfacepreparationtechniquesandapplicationworkmanship.
1. FinishareasdesignatedbyArchitect.
2. Mockupshallconsistofaminimumof4underlaymentpanelsandassociatedcomponents.
3. DonotproceedwithremainingworkuntilworkmanshipisapprovedbyArchitect.
4. Refinishmockupareaasrequiredtoproduceacceptablework.
5. AcceptedmockupsshallbecomparisonstandardforremainingWork
1.05 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
B. Delivermaterialsinmanufacturer'sunopenedcontainers,fullyidentifiedwithname,brand,type,andgrade.
C. Storeadhesivesoutofdirectsunlightattemperatures4075degrees.Someadhesivesrequirespecialhandling
andstorage.Followmanufacturer'swritteninstructionsforstorageandhandlingofallproducts.
D. Protectmaterialsfromcontaminationinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
E. Storeanddisposeofsolventbasedmaterials,andmaterialsusedwithsolventbasedmaterials,inaccordance
withrequirementsoflocalauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.
1.06 SEQUENCING
A. Ensurethatlocatingtemplatesandotherinformationrequiredforinstallationofproductsofthissectionare
furnishedtoaffectedtradesintimetopreventinterruptionofconstructionprogress.
B. Ensurethatproductsofthissectionaresuppliedtoaffectedtradesintimetopreventinterruptionof
constructionprogress.
1.07 PROJECTCONDITIONS
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A. Maintainenvironmentalconditions(temperature,humidity,andventilation)withinlimitsrecommendedby
manufacturerforoptimumresults.Donotinstallproductsunderenvironmentalconditionsoutside
manufacturer'sabsolutelimits.
B. Decksupportsspecifiedaretobeforusedwithpedestriantrafficonly.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:Trex;Phone:18002898739
B. Substitutions:Ofequalqualityandproduct.
2.02 PRODUCTS
A. TrexTranscendHighPerformancecompositedecking
1. Color:RopeSwing
2. Weatherability:Moisture/temperatureresistant.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 PREPARATION
A. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultforthe
substrateundertheprojectconditions.
B. Establishaccuratelines,levelsandpattern.
C. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultforthe
substrateundertheprojectconditions.
D. Substratesurfacethatwillunderlaymentpanelsshallbestructurallycapableofcarryingthedeadandlive
loadsanticipated.
E. Substratesurfacethatwillreceivethedecksupportsmustbewellcompactedorstructurallycapableof
carryingthedeadandliveloadsanticipated.
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F. Substratemustbecleanandfreeofprojectionsanddebristhatcouldimpairtheperformanceofthetotaldeck
system.
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
B. Installdeckmaterials,pattern,gridlayout,andfinishedelevationasindicatedontheDrawings.
C. Establishstartingpointandthefinishedelevationofthedecksurfaceandmarkaroundtheperimeterwithan
acceptablelevelingdevice.
D. Markoffandsquarealloutsideedgeswithcontrol.Installtwolinesthatareperpendiculartoeachother
acrossthedeckarea.Continuetomarkagridoflinesinbothdirectionsmarkingthelocationofeachpedestal.
Usethecontrollinesasreferencestoperiodicallycheckthelayoutduringinstallation.
E. Placeinorientationorpatternindicated.
F. Spacing1/16inchto1/8inch(16mmto32mm)withdrainagebetweenpaverjointsandthrupanel.
G. Nojointfillersrequired.
3.03 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.

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SECTION070000THERMALPROTECTION
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
a) Sectionincludes3MScotchmateReclosableFastenersSJ3571andSJ3572Family.Scotchmate
ReclosableFastenersconsistofnylonfabricwithhooksorloops.
b) RelatedSections:
i) Section329433Planters
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
a) ProductData:
i) Temperaturedownto40F(40C)increasesthetypicalclosurestrengths.Theadhesiveon
ScotchmatereclosablefastenersSJ3571andSJ3572hasbeenformulatedtowithstandtypical
outdoortemperature,humidityandultravioletexposureconditions.
ii) Closurestrengthofnylonhookandloopfastenersdecreasesafterprolongedexposuretowater
duemainlytowaterabsorptionbythecutnylonendsforhookproducts.Closurestrengthis
regainedwhendried.
iii) Thenyloncomponentsresistoccasionalattackbymostcommonsolventsandalkalinesolutions.
Acidsolutionsmaycausedeteriorationofthefastener
1.03 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
a) Coordination Drawings: Sheet L502 and L503 show details of how VHB Tape will be used to
assemble the planter modules, drawn to scale, and coordinated with each other, using input from
installersoftheitemsinvolved.
1.04 WARRANTY
a) Unlessstatedotherwisein3Msproductliterature,packaginginsertsorproductpackagingfor
individualproducts,3Mwarrantsthateach3Mproductmeetstheapplicablespecificationsatthe
time3Mshipstheproduct.Individualproductsmayhaveadditionalordifferentwarrantiesasstated
onproductliterature,packageinsertsorproductpackages.3Mmakesnootherwarranties,express
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orimplied,including,butnotlimitedto,anyimpliedwarrantyofmerchantabilityorfitnessfora
particularpurposeoranyimpliedwarrantyarisingoutofacourseofdealing,customorusageof
trade.Userisresponsiblefordeterminingwhetherthe3Mproductisfitforaparticularpurposeand
suitableforusersapplication.Ifthe3Mproductisdefectivewithinthewarrantyperiod,your
exclusiveremedyand3Msandsellerssoleobligationwillbe,at3Msoption,toreplacetheproduct
orrefundthepurchaseprice.
i) WarrantyPeriod:2yearsfromdateofSubstantialCompletion.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
a) Products:Userisresponsiblefordeterminingwhetherthe3Mproductisfitforaparticularpurpose
and suitable for users method of application. The materials to be bonded with the product, the
surface preparation of these materials, the products selected for use, the conditions in which the
product is used, and the time and environmental conditions in which the product is expected to
performareamongthemanyfactorsthatcanaffecttheuseandperformanceofa3Mproduct.
b) 3M;ScotchmateReclosableFastenersSJ3571andSJ3572.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 CONNECTIONS
a) SeesheetL502andL503forproperconnectiondetails
b) MechanicalattachmentofScotchmateReclosableFastenersSJ3571andSJ3572familyofproducts
mayalsobesecuredusingstaples,screws,rivetsandsimilarmethodsfordifficulttoadhereto
surfacessuchastexturedplasticsandwood.Thismayreducethepossibilityofedgelifting.Thehead
ofthemechanicalfastenershouldbeflatandlargeenoughtoresistpullthroughwhenthefastener
isdisengaged.Theheadofthefastenershouldalsoberecessedasmuchaspossiblebelowthe
surfaceofthehookorlooptopreventinterferencewith(dis)engagementproperties.
3.02 IDENTIFICATION
a) Thesehookandloopfastenersarecoatedonthebacksidewithahightemperatureacrylicpressure
sensitiveadhesivedesignedtofunctionoverarangeoftemperaturesandhumidity.Thisadhesiveis
especiallysuitedforattachmenttobaremetalsandavarietyofhighsurfaceenergyadherents.
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SECTION071300SHEETWATERPROOFING

PART1 GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Selfadheredsheetmembranewaterproofingandaccessoryproducts.
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section061000RoughCarpentry
2.Section061100WoodFraming
3.Section061623Subflooring
4.Section064023InteriorArchitecturalWoodwork
5.Section081400WoodDoors
6.Section092100PlasterandGypsumBoardAssemblies
7.Section092526NaturalClayPlastering
8.Section092900GypsumBoard
9.Section096223BambooFlooring
10. Section221116DomesticWaterPiping
11. Section224123ResidentialShowerReceptorsandBasins
12. Section224139ResidentialFaucets,Supplies,andTrim
1.02 REFERENCES
A. AmericanSocietyofTestingandMaterials(ASTM):
1. ASTMC272StandardTestMethodforWaterAbsorptionofCoreMaterialsforStructuralSandwich
Constructions.
2. ASTMC518StandardTestMethodforSteadyStateThermalTransmissionPropertiesbyMeansof
theHeatFlowMeterApparatus.
3. ASTMC578StandardSpecificationforRigid,CellularPolystyreneThermalInsulation.
4. ASTMC836StandardTestMethodsforCrackCyclingat32C.
5. ASTMD36StandardTestMethodforSofteningPointofBitumen(RingandBallApparatus).
6. ASTMD92StandardTestMethodforFlashandFirePointsbyClevelandOpenCupTester.
7. ASTMD412StandardTestMethodforTensileStrength.
8. ASTMD570StandardTestMethodforWaterAbsorption.
9. ASTMD751StandardTestMethodforResistancetoHydrostaticHead.
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10. ASTMD882StandardTestMethodforTensileStrength,Film.
11. ASTMD896StandardPracticeforResistanceofAdhesiveBondstoChemicalReagents.
12. ASTMD903StandardTestMethodforPeelResistance.
13. ASTMD1621.StandardTestMethodforCompressivePropertiesofRigidCellularPlastics.
14. ASTMD1876StandardTestMethodforLapAdhesion.
15. ASTMD1970StandardTestMethodforFlexibilityatColdTemperature.
16. ASTMD1970StandardTestMethodforCrackCyclingat32C.
17. ASTMD5385StandardTestMethodsforResistancetoHydrostaticHead
18. ASTMD5601StandardTestMethodsforTearResistance.
19. ASTMD5602StandardTestMethodsforStaticPuncture.
20. ASTMD5957StandardGuideforFloodTestingHorizontalWaterproofingInstallations.
21. ASTME96(B)StandardTestMethodforWaterVaporPermeance.
22. ASTME154StandardTestMethodforPunctureResistance.
23. ASTMD5385StandardTestMethodsforResistancetoHydrostaticHead.
B. InternationalOrganizationforStandardization(ISO)9001:2000QualityStandard.
1.03 DEFINITIONS
A. WaterproofingTerminology:Refertothefollowingpublicationsfortermsrelatedtowaterproofingwork
nototherwisedefinedinthissection.
1. ASTMD1079:DefinitionsofTermsRelatingtoWaterproofing,Roofing,andBituminousMaterials.
2. NationalRoofingContractorsAssociation(NRCA):RoofingandWaterproofingManual.
3. RoofConsultantsInstituteGlossaryofTerms.
1.04 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Includephysicalpropertiesofthespecifiedmaterialsandexplanationsaboutproduct
installation,includinginstallationtechniques,restrictions,limitationsandmanufacturerrecommendations.
B. Warranty:Certificationthatallcomponentsofthewaterproofingassemblyarebeingsuppliedand
warrantedbyasinglemanufacturer.Provideaspecimenwarrantyfromthemanufacturerthatincludesall
componentsofthewaterproofinginstallation.
C. ShopDrawings:Includedetailingforallassemblies,includingwalls,curbs,drains,penetrations,edges,and
expansionandcontroljoints.Includeinstallationdetailsofwaterproofing,flashing,fasteningandinsulation
asapplicable.
1.05 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:
1. Theinstallershalldemonstrateitsqualificationtoperformtheworkofthissectionbyproviding
writtenevidencefromthemanufacturerprovidingthesinglesourcewarrantythattheinstallerisan
applicatoringoodstandingandisauthorizedtoinstallthespecifiedwaterproofingsystemonthe
project.
2. Documentationoftheinstaller'squalificationsshallbewrittenonthemanufacturer'sletterhead,
includethenameandaddressoftheinstallerandthefullnameandphysicaladdressofthe
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waterproofinginstallationinthebodyoftheletter,andshallbesignedbyanauthorized
representativeofthemembranemanufacturer.
B. ManufacturerQualifications:
1. Shallhaveaminimumof10yearexperiencemanufacturingwaterproofingmembranesystems.
2. Provideawarrantyuponsatisfactoryinstallationofthewaterproofingsystem.
1.06 PREINSTALLATIONCONFERENCE
A. ConvenenolessthanfivedayspriortocommencingWorkatatimeandlocationtobedetermined.
1. AllpartiesresponsibleforWorkofthissectionshallberequiredtoattendincludingtheArchitect,
Owner,ContractorandanyothertradesaffectedbythewaterproofingWork.
2. Reviewinstallationproceduresandcoordinationrequiredwithrelatedwork.
3. Inspectandmakenotesofjobconditionspriortoinstallation:
a. Minutesshallbetakenattheconferenceandprovidedtoallpartiespresent.
b. Alloutstandingissuesshallbenotedinwritingdesignatingtheresponsiblepartyforfollowup
actionandthetimetableforcompletion.
c. Applicationofwaterproofingsystemshallnottakeplaceuntilalloutstandingissuesare
resolvedtothesatisfactionoftheBuildingOwner.
1.07 QUALITYCONTROL
A. Warrantyshallbeissueduponapprovaloftheinstallation.
B. InspectionsshallbeperformedbyaTechnicalRepresentativeemployedfulltimebytheManufacturerand
whoseprimaryjobdescriptionistoassist,inspectandapprovemembraneinstallationsforthe
Manufactureronly.
C. AfinalinspectionreportfromtheTechnicalRepresentative,certifyingthatthewaterproofingsystemhas
beensatisfactorilyinstalledaccordingtotheprojectspecifications,ApprovedDetailsandgoodgeneral
waterproofingpractice,shallbeprovided.
1.08 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Maintainenvironmentalconditions(temperature,humidity,andventilation)withinlimitsrecommendedby
manufacturerforoptimumresults.Donotinstallproductsunderenvironmentalconditionsoutside
manufacturer'sabsolutelimits.
1.09 DELIVERY,STORAGEANDHANDLING
A. Delivermaterialsinoriginalunopenedcontainersofpackagingclearlylabeledwithmanufacturer'sname,
brandname,instructionforuseandallidentifyingnumbers.
B. Storeallmaterialsinprotectedandwellventilatedareas.Onlymaterialstobeusedthesamedayshallbe
removedfromthislocation.Specialcareshallberequiredattemperaturesbelow40degreeF(4.5degree
C).Keepallmaterialsawayfromopenflameorweldingsparks.
C. Pailsofmaterialsshallbecarefullystoredandadequatelyprotectedinaccordancewiththemanufacturer's
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recommendations.
D. Storealladhesivesattemperaturesbetween60degreeF(15.5degreeC)and80degreeF(26.6degreeC).
1.10 WARRANTY
A. SheetMembraneWaterproofing:Uponcompletionofwork,thecontractorshallsupplytheOwnerwitha
singlesourcewarrantyissuedbythemanufacturerofthewaterproofingassembly.
1. WarrantyPeriod:10years.
PART2PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:SchulterSystemsL.P.,whichislocatedat:194PleasantRidgeRoad;Plattsburgh,
NY129015841;TollFreeTel:8004724588;Email:info@schluter.com;Web:www.schluter.com
B. Substitutions:NotpermittedunlessapprovedbyArchitect.
2.02 SELFADHEREDSHEETMEMBRANEWATERPROOFING
A. Furnishandinstallacompleteverticaland/orhorizontalwaterproofingassemblyincludingaselfadhered
sheetwaterproofingmembranewithadrainage/protectioncourse.Toensuretotalsystemcompatibility
allproductsshallbepurchasedfromasinglesourcemanufacturer.
B. SheetMembraneWaterproofing:
1. Product:KerdiBoard
2. Amultifunctionaltilesubstrateandbuildingpanel,whichcanalsobeusedforcreatingbonded
waterproofingassemblieswithtilecoverings.Itconsistsofanextrudedpolystyrenefoampanel,with
aspecialreinforcementmaterialonbothsidesandfleecewebbingforeffectiveanchoringinthinset
mortar.Themembraneshallhaveatotalthicknessofinches.Provideappropriatesheathing
behindandontopofKerdiBoardduringinstallation.Nospecialadhesiveorheatshallberequiredto
formlaps.
3. Thickness:3/4inches.
PART3EXECUTION
3.01 SURFACEINSPECTION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared.
B. Theinstallershallexamineconditionsofsubstratesandotherconditionsunderwhichthisworkistobe
performedandnotifyContractor,inwriting,ofcircumstancesdetrimentaltothepropercompletionofthe
work.Donotproceedwithworkuntilunsatisfactoryconditionsarecompleted.
3.02 SURFACEPREPARATION
A. Surfacesshallbestructurallysoundandfreeofvoids,spalledareas,looseraggregateandsharpprotrusions.
Removecontaminatessuchasgrease,oilandwaxfromexposedsurfaces.Removedust,dirt,loosestone
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anddebris.Userepairmaterialsandmethodswhichareacceptabletomanufacturerofsheetmembrane
waterproofing.
3.03 KERDIBOARDINSTALLATION
A. Removeallsurfacecontaminantsfromthesubstratethatmayweakenthebond.
B. Applythinsetmortartothesubstrateand/orontoKERDIBOARDwithanotchedtrowel.Themortarmust
bondtothesubstrateandmechanicallyanchorthefleeceontheKERDIBOARDsurface.
C. Applythepanelstothewallandfirmlypresstheminplacetoensurefullcoverage.
D. Tightlyabuttheindividualpanelsandalignthemappropriately.
E. Thetilescanbeinstalledimmediatelyusingunmodifiedthinsetmortar.Chooseanotchedtroweltomatch
thetileformat,andbackbutterthetiles,ifnecessary,toattainfullcoverage.Note:Ifthebondbetweenthe
thinsetmortarandsubstrateisquestionable,additionalmechanicalattachmentwiththeSchluterKERDI
BOARDZSDanchorsorSchluterKERDIBOARDZTwashersandcorrespondingscrewsisrequired.Fasteners
areinstalledafterthethinsetmortarhashardened.
F. Wherewaterproofingisdesired,thejointsandcornersofSchluterKERDIBOARDintheareamustbe
sealedwithSchluterKERDIBANDusingunmodifiedthinsetmortar.TheKERDIBANDmustoverlappanel
jointsbyatleast2"(50mm).KERDIBANDisalsosuitableforsealingconnectionstofixedbuildingelements
suchasdoorandwindowframes.Wherethesesurfaceswillnotacceptabondtounmodifiedthinset
mortar,useSchluterKERDIFIXtobondKERDIBAND.SeparateKERDIBOARDabovetheexisting
movementjointsandstructuraljointsandcoverthejointswithSchluterKERDIFLEXusingunmodified
thinsetmortar,ensuringaminimum2"(50mm)overlap.Fastenerpenetrationsmaybesealedwith
G. KERDIBANDusingunmodifiedthinsetmortar.
H. PleaserefertotheSchluterShowerSystemInstallationHandbookforguidelinesonwaterproofing
showers,steamshowers,andtubsurrounds.
I. Note:Certainglasstilesmaynotbecompatiblewithbondedwaterproofingapplicationsand/ormay
requirespecialsettingmaterials.ConsultglasstilemanufacturerandSchluterSystemsformore
information.
J. Certainmoisturesensitivestones,e.g.,greenmarble,orresinbackedtilesmaynotbeappropriateforuse
inwetareasormayrequirespecialsettingmaterials.ConsultstonesupplierandSchluterSystemsfor
moreinformation.
K. Ifinstallingbathroomfixturessuchasgrabbarsinshowers,wallmountedtoilets,orotherheavyobjects,
thefixturesmustbeanchoredinthestructureorsolidblockingbehindKERDIBOARD.
L. Note:Reinforcementmayberequiredbehindtheentirefootprintoftheobject.Forexample,placesolid
blockingbehindthebaseofawallmountedtoiletinstalledoverKERDIBOARDonstudframing.
3.04 PROTECTIONANDCLEANING
A. Protectwaterproofingfromdamageandwearduringremainderofconstructionperiod.
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B. Cleanspillageanddebrisfromadjacentconstructionusingcleaningagentsandproceduresrecommended
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 RELATEDDOCUMENTS
A. DrawingsandgeneralprovisionsoftheContract,includingGeneralandSupplementaryConditionsand
Division1SpecificationSections,applytothisSection.
1.02 SUMMARY
A. ThisSectionincludesthefollowing:
1. Materialsandinstallationmethodsforfluidapplied,vaporpermeableairbarriermembranesystem
locatedinthenonaccessiblepartofthewall.
2. Materialsandinstallationmethodstobridgeandsealairleakagepathwaysinroofandfoundation
junctions,windowanddooropenings,controlandexpansionjoints,masonryties,pipingandotherpenetrations
throughthewallassembly.
B. RelatedSectionsincludethefollowing:
1. Section061600Sheathing
2. Section076200SheetMetalFlashingandTrim
3. Section079200JointProtection
1.03 DEFINITIONS
A. AirBarrierAssembly:Thecollectionofairbarriermaterialsandauxiliarymaterialsappliedtoanopaque
wall,includingjointsandjunctionstoabuttingconstruction,tocontrolairmovementthroughthewall.
1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. General:Airbarriershallbecapableofperformingasacontinuousvaporpermeableairbarrierandasaliquid
waterdrainageplaneflashedtodischargetotheexteriorincidentalcondensationorwaterpenetration.Airbarrier
assembliesshallbecapableofaccommodatingsubstratemovementandofsealingsubstrateexpansionandcontrol
joints,constructionmaterialchanges,andtransitionsatperimeterconditionswithoutdeteriorationandairleakage
exceedingspecifiedlimits.
B. Thebuildingenvelopeshallbedesignedandconstructedwithacontinuousairbarriertocontrolairleakageinto,
oroutoftheconditionedspace.Anairbarriershallalsobeprovidedforinteriorpartitionsbetweenconditionedspace
andspacedesignedtomaintaintemperatureorhumiditylevelswhichdifferfromthoseintheconditionedspaceby
morethan50%ofthedifferencebetweentheconditionedspaceanddesignambientconditions.Theairbarriershall
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1. Itmustbecontinuous,withalljointsmadeairtight.
2. Itshallhaveanairpermeabilitynottoexceed0.004cfm/sq.ft.underapressuredifferentialof0.3in.water
(1.57psf)(equalto0.02L/s.xsq.m.@75Pa),whentestedinaccordancewithASTME2178.
3. Itshallhaveanairpermeabilitynottoexceed0.04cfm/sq.ft.underapressuredifferentialof0.3in.water(1.57
psf)(equalto0.2L/s.xsq.m.@75Pa),whentestedinaccordancewithASTME2357.
3. Itshallbecapableofwithstandingpositiveandnegativecombineddesignwind,fanandstackpressuresonthe
envelopewithoutdamageordisplacement,andshalltransfertheloadtothestructure.Itshallnotdisplaceadjacent
materialsunderfullload.
4. Itshallbedurableormaintainable.
5. Theairbarriershallbejoinedinanairtightandflexiblemannertotheairbarriermaterialofadjacentsystems,
allowingfortherelativemovementofsystemsduetothermalandmoisturevariationsandcreep.Connectionshallbe
madebetween:
a. Foundationandwalls
b. Wallsandwindowsordoors
c. Differentwallsystems
d. Wallandroof
e. Wallandroofoverunconditionedspace
f. Walls,floorandroofacrossconstruction,controlandexpansionjoints
g. Walls,floorsandrooftoutility,pipeandductpenetrations
6. Allpenetrationsoftheairbarrierandpathsofairinfiltration/exfiltrationshallbemadeairtight.
1.05 REFERENCES
A. Thefollowingstandardsandpublicationsareapplicabletotheextentreferencedinthetext.Themostrecent
versionofthesestandardsisimpliedunlessotherwisestated.
B. AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials(ASTM)
1. ASTMC836 StandardSpecificationforHighSolidsContent,ColdLiquidAppliedElastomeric
WaterproofingMembraneforUsewithSeparateWearingCourse
2. ASTMC1193 GuideforUseofJointSealants
3. ASTMD412 StandardTestMethodsforRubberPropertiesinTension
4. ASTMD570 TestMethodforWaterAbsorptionofPlastics
5. ASTMD903 StandardTestMethodforPeelorStrippingStrengthofAdhesiveBonds
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6. ASTMD1004 TestMethodforInitialTearResistanceofPlasticFilmandSheeting
7. ASTMD1876 TestMethodforPeelResistanceofAdhesives
8. ASTMD1938 TestMethodforTearPropagationResistanceofPlasticFilmandSheeting
9. ASTMD1970 StandardSpecificationforSelfAdheringPolymerModifiedBituminousSheetMaterials
UsedasSteepRoofingUnderlaymentforIceDamProtection
10. ASTMD4258 PracticeforSurfaceCleaningConcreteforCoating
11. ASTMD4263 TestMethodforIndicatingMoistureinConcretebythePlasticSheetMethod
12. ASTMD4541 StandardTestMethodforPullOffStrengthofCoatingsUsingPortableAdhesionTesters
13. ASTME96 TestMethodsforWaterVaporTransmissionofMaterials
14. ASTME154 TestMethodsforWaterVaporRetardersUsedinContactwithEarthUnderConcrete
Slabs,onWalls,orasGroundCover
15. ASTME1186 PracticeforAirLeakageSiteDetectioninBuildingEnvelopesandAirRetarderSystems
16. ASTME2178 StandardTestMethodforAirPermeanceofBuildingMaterials
17. ASTME2357 StandardTestMethodforDeterminingAirLeakageofAirBarrierAssemblies

1.06 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Includemanufacturer'swritteninstructionsforevaluating,preparing,andtreatingsubstrate;
technicaldata;andtestedphysicalandperformancepropertiesofairbarrier.
B. ShopDrawings:Showlocationsandextentofairbarrier.Includedetailsforsubstratejointsandcracks,
counterflashingstrip,penetrations,insideandoutsidecorners,terminations,andtieinswithadjoiningconstruction.
1. Includedetailsofinterfaceswithothermaterialsthatformpartofairbarrier
2. Includedetailsofmockups
C. Samples: Submitrepresentativesamplesofthefollowingforapproval:
1. FluidAppliedmembrane
2. SelfAdheredTransitionMembrane
3. SelfAdheredThroughWallFlashing
D. ProductCertificates:Forairbarriers,certifyingcompatibilityofairbarrierandaccessorymaterialswithProject
materialsthatconnecttoorthatcomeincontactwiththebarrier;signedbyproductmanufacturer.

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E. QualificationData:ForApplicator.
F. ProductTestReports:Basedonevaluationofcomprehensivetestsperformedbyaqualifiedtestingagency,for
airbarriers,submitcertifiedtestreportshowingcompliancewithrequirementsspecifiedforASTME2178.
G. Warranty:SubmitasamplewarrantyidentifyingthetermsandconditionsstatedinArticle1.10.

1.07 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. Manufacturer:Airbarriersystemsshallbemanufacturedandmarketedbyafirmwithaminimumof20years
experienceintheproductionandsalesofwaterproofingandairbarriers.Manufacturersproposedforuse,
butnotnamedinthesespecificationsshallsubmitevidenceofabilitytomeetallrequirementsspecified,and
includealistofprojectsofsimilardesignandcomplexitycompletedwithinthepastfiveyears.
B. SourceLimitations:Obtainprimaryairbarriermaterialandthroughwallflashingthroughonesourcefroma
singlemanufacturer.Shouldprojectrequireavaporpermeableandavaporimpermeableairbarrieronsame
project,obtainvaporpermeableandvaporimpermeableairbarrierandthroughwallflashingfromonesource
fromasinglemanufacturer.SeespecificationSection07270forfullyadheredvaporimpermeableairbarrier.
C. ApplicatorQualifications:Afirmexperiencedinapplyingairbarriermaterialssimilarinmaterial,design,and
extenttothoseindicatedforthisProject,whoseworkhasresultedinapplicationswitharecordofsuccessful
inserviceperformance.
D. Mockups:Beforebeginninginstallationofairbarrier,provideairbarrierworkforexteriorwallassembly
mockups,incorporatingbackupwallconstruction,externalcladding,window,doorframeandsill,insulation,
andflashingtodemonstratesurfacepreparation,crackandjointtreatment,andsealingofgaps,terminations,
andpenetrationsofairbarriermembrane.
E. CoordinateconstructionofmockuptopermitinspectionbyOwner'stestingagencyofairbarrierbefore
externalinsulationandcladdingisinstalled
F. IfArchitectdeterminesmockupsdonotcomplywithrequirements,reconstructmockupsandapplyairbarrier
untilmockupsareapproved
G. PreInstallationConference:Apreinstallationconferenceshallbeheldpriortocommencementoffield
operationstoestablishprocedurestomaintainoptimumworkingconditionsandtocoordinatethisworkwith
relatedandadjacentwork.PreinstallationconferenceshallincludetheContractor,installer,Architect,and
systemmanufacturer'sfieldrepresentative.Agendaformeetingshallincludebutnotbelimitedtothe
following:
H. Reviewofsubmittals
I. Reviewofsurfacepreparation,minimumcuringperiodandinstallationprocedures
J. Reviewofspecialdetailsandflashings
K. Sequenceofconstruction,responsibilitiesandscheduleforsubsequentoperations
L. Reviewofmockuprequirements
M. Reviewofinspection,testing,protectionandrepairprocedures

1.08 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Delivermaterialsandproductsinlabeledpackages.Storeandhandleinstrictcompliancewithmanufacturers
instructions,recommendationsandmaterialsafetydatasheets.Protectfromdamagefromsunlight,weather,
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excessivetemperaturesandconstructionoperations.Removedamagedmaterialfromthesiteanddisposeof
inaccordancewithapplicableregulations.
B. Donotdoublestackpalletsoffluidappliedmembranecomponentsonthejobsite.Providecoverontopand
allsides,allowingforadequateventilation.
C. Protectfluidappliedmembranecomponentsfromfreezingandextremeheat.
D. Sequencedeliveriestoavoiddelays,butminimizeonsitestorage.

1.09 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. EnvironmentalLimitations:Applyairbarrierwithintherangeofambientandsubstratetemperatures
recommendedbyairbarriermanufacturer.Protectsubstratesfromenvironmentalconditionsthataffect
performanceofairbarrier.Donotapplyairbarriertoawetsubstrateorduringsnow,rain,fog,ormist.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 FLUIDAPPLIED,VAPORPERMEABLEMEMBRANEAIRBARRIER
A. FLUIDAPPLIEDAIRBARRIERMEMBRANE:PermABarrierVPO,asmanufacturedbyGraceConstruction
Products,62WhittemoreAvenue,Cambridge,MA;afluidapplied,vaporpermeable,acrylicmembranethat
providescontinuousairtightnessandwaterprotectionthroughoutthewallassembly.Themembraneisdark
coloredanddesignedforexposuretoindirectandintermittentsunlight,suchasbehindopenjointrainscreen
systems.Productshallhavethefollowingminimumphysicalproperties:
B. MembraneAirPermeance:ASTME2178:Nottoexceed0.0004cfm/sq.ft.underapressuredifferentialof0.3
in.water(1.57psf)(equalto0.002L/s.xsq.m.@75Pa)
C. AssemblyPerformance:Provideacontinuousairbarrierassemblythathasanairleakagenottoexceed0.0008
cfm/sq.ft.ofsurfaceareaunderapressuredifferentialof0.3in.water(1.57psf)(equalto0.004L/s.xsq.m.
ofsurfaceareaat75Pa)whentestedinaccordancewithASTME2357.
D. MembraneVaporPermeance:ASTME96,MethodB:11.2perms
E. PeelAdhesion:ASTMD903:min.5pliorsubstratefailuretoglassfacedwallboard,min.20plito
concrete/CMU
F. PullAdhesion:ASTMD4541:min.50psiorsubstratefailuretoglassfacedwallboard,min.200psito
concrete/CMU
G. Weatherresistance:Maintainphysicalpropertiesafter84dailycyclesofUV
H. NeilSealability:ASTMD1970:Pass
I. Lowtemperatureflexibilityandcrackbridging:ASTMC836:Passat15F(26C)
J. Color:Blackishgreen
K. TRANSITIONMEMBRANE:PermABarrierDetailMembranemanufacturedbyGraceConstructionProduct;a
0.9mm(36mils)ofselfadhesiverubberizedasphaltintegrallybondedto0.1mm(4mil)ofcrosslaminated,
highdensitypolyethylenefilmtoprovideamin.1.0mm(40mil)thickmembrane.Membraneshallbe
interleavedwithdisposablesiliconecoatedreleasepaperuntilinstalled,conformingwiththefollowing:
L. WaterVaporTransmission:ASTME96,MethodB:0.05perms(2.9ng/Pas.sq.m.)max.
M. AirPermeanceat75Pa(0.3in.water)pressuredifference:0.0006L/s.sq.m(0.00012cfm/sq.ft.)max.
N. PunctureResistance:ASTME154:178N(40lbs.)min.
O. LapAdhesionat4C(25F):ASTMD1876:880N/m(5.0lbs./in.)ofwidth
P. LowTemperatureFlexibility:ASTMD1970:Unaffectedto43C(45F)
Q. TensileStrength:ASTMD412,DieCModified:min.2.7MPa(400psi)
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R. Elongation,UltimateFailureofRubberizedAsphalt:ASTMD412,DieC:min.200%
S. FLEXIBLEMEMBRANEWALLFLASHING:PermABarrierWallFlashingmanufacturedbyGraceConstruction
Products;a0.8mm(32mils)ofselfadhesiverubberizedasphaltintegrallybondedto0.2mm(8mil)ofcross
laminated,highdensitypolyethylenefilmtoprovideamin.1.0mm(40mil)thickmembrane.Membraneshall
beinterleavedwithdisposablesiliconecoatedreleasepaperuntilinstalled,conformingwiththefollowing:
T. WaterVaporTransmission:ASTME96,MethodB:0.05perms(2.9ng/Pas.sq.m.)max.
U. WaterAbsorption:ASTMD570:max.0.1%byweight
V. PunctureResistance:ASTME154:356N(80lbs.)min.
W. TearResistance
X. InitiationASTMD1004:min.58N(13.0lbs.)M.D.
Y. PropagationASTMD1938:min.40N(9.0lbs.)M.D.
Z. LapAdhesionat4C(25F):ASTMD1876:880N/m(5.0lbs./in.)ofwidth
AA. LowTemperatureFlexibility:ASTMD1970:Unaffectedto43C(45F)
BB. TensileStrength:ASTMD412,DieCModified:min.5.5MPa(800psi)
CC. Elongation,UltimateFailureofRubberizedAsphalt:ASTMD412,DieC:min.200%
DD. [Spec.Note:PermABarrierAluminumFlashingisnottobeusedwhenmaterialsthatcouldcausecorrosionof
aluminum,suchasstucco,aretobeindirectcontactwiththealuminumfacingofthePermABarrier
AluminumFlashing]
EE. FLEXIBLEMEMBRANEALUMINUMFLASHING:PermABarrierAluminumflashingmanufacturedbyGrace
ConstructionProducts;a0.9mm(35mils)ofselfadhesiverubberizedasphaltintegrallybondedto0.1mm(5
mil)ofaluminumfilmtoprovideamin.1.0mm(40mil)thickmembrane.Membraneshallbeinterleavedwith
disposablesiliconecoatedreleasepaperuntilinstalled,conformingwiththefollowing:
FF. WaterAbsorption:ASTMD570:max0.1%byweight
GG. PunctureResistance:ASTME154:355N(80lbs)min.
HH. LapAdhesionat4C(25F):ASTMD1876Modified:880N/m(5.0lbs./in.)ofwidth
II. LowTemperatureFlexibility:ASTMD1970Modified:Unaffectedto26C(15F)
JJ. TensileStrength:ASTMD412,DieCModified:min.4.1MPa(600Psi)
KK. Elongation,UltimateFailureofRubberizedAsphalt:ASTMD412,DieCModified:min.200%

2.02 PRIMERS
PrimerforSelfadheredairbarriermembrane:PermABarrierPrimerPlusmanufacturedbyGraceConstruction
Products;awaterbasedprimerwhichimpartsanaggressive,hightackfinishonthetreatedsubstrate.Productshall
havethefollowingminimumphysicalproperties:
1. Color:MilkyWhite(wet),Clear(dry)
2. Weight:8.25lbs./gal.
3. SolidsContent(bywt.):5357%
4. SolventType:Water
3. VOCContent:Nottoexcess1g/L
4. ApplicationTemperature:4C(40F)andabove
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WallPrimerforSelfadheredtransitionmembraneandSelfadheredflexiblemembranewallflashing:PermABarrier
WBPrimermanufacturedbyGraceConstructionProducts;awaterbasedprimerwhichimpartsanaggressive,hightack
finishonthetreatedsubstrate.
FlashPoint:Noflashtoboilingpoint
VOCContent:Nottoexceed10g/L
ApplicationTemperature:4C(25F)andabove
Freezingpoint(aspackaged):7C(21F)

2.03 PENETRATIONS&TERMINATIONSEALANT
LiquidMembraneforDetailsandTerminations:BitutheneLiquidMembranemanufacturedbyGraceConstruction
Products;atwopart,elastomeric,trowelgradematerialdesignedforusewithfluidappliedmembranes,selfadhered
membranesandtapes.10g/Lmax.VOCcontent.
SubstratePatchingMembrane:BitutheneLiquidMembranemanufacturedbyGraceConstructionProducts;atwopart,
elastomeric,trowelgradematerialdesignedforusewithfluidappliedmembranes,selfadheredmembranesandtapes.
10g/Lmax.VOCcontent.
JointSealant:Refertosealantmanufacturersrecommendations.

PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
VerifythatsubstratesandconditionsarereadytoaccepttheWorkofthissection.Notify[engineer][architect]
[consultant]inwritingofanydiscrepancies.CommencementoftheWorkoranypartsthereofshallmeanacceptanceof
thepreparedsubstrates.
Allsurfacesmustbesound,dry,cleanandfreeofoil,grease,dirt,excessmortarorothercontaminantsdetrimentalto
theadhesionofthemembranes.Fillvoids,gapsandspalledareasinsubstratetoprovideanevenplane.Strikemasonry
jointsfullflush.
Curingcompoundsorreleaseagentsusedinconcreteconstructionmustberesinbasedwithoutoil,waxorpigments.
3.02 SURFACEPREPARATION
A. Refertomanufacturersliteratureforrequirementsforpreparationofsubstrates.Surfacesshallbesoundand
freeofvoids,spalledareas,looseaggregateandsharpprotrusions.Removecontaminantssuchasgrease,oilandwax
fromexposedsurfaces.Removedust,dirt,loosestoneanddebris.Userepairmaterialsandmethodsthatare
acceptabletomanufacturerofthefluidappliedairbarrierassembly.
B. Exteriorsheathingpanels:Ensurethattheboardsaresufficientlystabilizedwithcornersandedgesfastened
withappropriatescrews.Pretreatallboardjointswith5075mm(23in.)wide,manufacturer'srecommendedmesh
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stylewallboardtape.Gapsgreaterthan6mm(1/4in.)shouldbefilledwithmasticorcaulk,allowingsufficienttimeto
fullycurebeforeapplicationofthemeshstylewallboardtapeandfluidappliedairbarriersystem.
C. MasonrySubstrates:Applyairandvaporbarrieroverconcreteblockandbrickwithsmoothtrowelcutmortar
joints,struckfullandflush.Fillallvoidsandholes,particularlyinthemortarjoints,withaleanmortarmix,non
shrinkinggroutorpargecoat.
D. RelatedMaterials:Treatconstructionjointsandinstallflashingasrecommendedbymanufacturer.
E. Clean,prepare,treat,andsealsubstrateaccordingtomanufacturer'swritteninstructions.Provideclean,dust
free,anddrysubstrateforairbarrierapplication.
F. Maskoffadjoiningsurfacesnotcoveredbyairbarriertopreventspillageandoversprayaffectingother
construction.
G. Removegrease,oil,bitumen,formreleaseagents,paints,curingcompounds,andotherpenetrating
contaminantsorfilmformingcoatingsfromconcrete.
H. Removefins,ridges,mortar,andotherprojectionsandfillhoneycomb,aggregatepockets,holes,andother
voidsinconcretewithsubstratepatchingmembrane.
I. Removeexcessmortarfrommasonryties,shelfangles,andotherobstructions.
J. Atchangesinsubstrateplane,applysealantorBitutheneLiquidMembraneatsharpcornersandedgestoforma
smoothtransitionfromoneplanetoanother.
K. Covergapsinsubstrateplaneandformasmoothtransitionfromonesubstrateplanetoanotherwithstainless
steelsheetmechanicallyfastenedtostructuralframingtoprovidecontinuoussupportforairbarrier.

3.03 JOINTTREATMENT
A. ConcreteandMasonry:Prepare,treat,rout,andfilljointsandcracksinsubstrateaccordingtoASTMC1193and
airbarriermanufacturer'swritteninstructions.Removedustanddirtfromjointsandcrackscomplyingwith
ASTMD4258beforecoatingsurfaces.
1. Primesubstrateasrequired.
B. GypsumSheathing:Filljointsgreaterthan1/4inch(6mm)withsealantaccordingtoASTMC1193andwithair
barriermanufacturer'swritteninstructions.Applymeshstylewallboardtapetojointpriortoinstallingfluidairbarrier
membrane.
3.04 AIRBARRIERMEMBRANEINSTALLATION
A. Applyairbarriermembranetoachieveacontinuousairbarrieraccordingtoairbarriermanufacturer'swritten
instructions.
B. Applyairbarriermembranewithinmanufacturer'srecommendedapplicationtemperatureranges.
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C. Applyacontinuousunbrokenairbarriertosubstratesaccordingtothefollowingminimumthickness.Apply
membraneinfullcontactaroundprotrusionssuchasmasonryties.
1. VaporPermeableMembraneAirBarrier:90mil(2.4mm)wetfilmthickness,42~45mil(1.2mm)dryfilm
thickness.
D. DonotcoverairbarrieruntilithasbeentestedandinspectedbyOwner'stestingagency.
E. Correctdeficienciesinorremoveairbarrierthatdoesnotcomplywithrequirements;repairsubstratesand
reapplyairbarriercomponents.

3.05 TRANSITIONMEMBRANEINSTALLATION
A. Installstrips,transitionmembrane,andauxiliarymaterialsaccordingtoairbarriermanufacturer'swritten
instructionstoformasealwithadjacentconstructionandmaintainacontinuousairbarrier.
B. Applyprimertosubstratestoreceivetransitionmembraneatrequiredrateandallowtodry.Limitprimingto
areasthatwillbecoveredbytransitiontapeinsameday.Reprimeareasexposedformorethan24hours.
1. Primeglassfibersurfacedgypsumsheathingnotcoveredwithairmembranematerialwithnumberofprime
coatsneededtoachieverequiredbond,withadequatedryingtimebetweencoats.
C. Connectandsealexteriorwallairbarriermembranecontinuouslytoroofingmembraneairbarrier,concrete
belowgradestructures,floortofloorconstruction,exteriorglazingandwindowsystems,glazedcurtainwallsystems,
storefrontsystems,exteriorlouvers,exteriordoorframing,andotherconstructionusedinexteriorwallopenings,using
accessorymaterials.
D. Atendofeachworkingday,sealtopedgeofstripsandtransitionmembranetosubstratewithtermination
sealant.
E. Applyjointsealantsformingpartofairbarrierassemblywithinsealantmanufacturer'srecommended
applicationtemperatureranges.Consultsealantmanufacturerwhensealantcannotbeappliedwithinthese
temperatureranges.
F. WallOpenings:Primeconcealedperimeterframesurfacesofwindows,curtainwalls,storefronts,anddoors.
Applytransitionmembranesothataminimumof3inches(75mm)ofcoverageisachievedoverbothsubstrates.
1. TransitionMembrane:Rollfirmlytoenhanceadhesion.
G. Fillgapsinperimeterframesurfacesofwindows,curtainwalls,storefronts,anddoors,andmiscellaneous
penetrationsofairbarriermembranewithfoamsealant.
H. Repairpunctures,voids,anddeficientlappedseamsinstripsandtransitionmembrane.Slitandflattenfish
mouthsandblisters.Patchwithtransitionmembraneextending6inches(150mm)beyondrepairedareasinstrip
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3.06 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
A. Inspections:Airbarriermaterialsandinstallationaresubjecttoinspectionforcompliancewithrequirementsby
Architect.Inspectionsmayincludethefollowing:
Continuityofairbarriersystemhasbeenachievedthroughoutthebuildingenvelopewithnogapsorholes
Continuousstructuralsupportofairbarriersystemhasbeenprovided
Siteconditionsforapplicationtemperatureanddrynessofsubstrateshavebeenmaintained
MaximumexposuretimeofmaterialstoUVdeteriorationhasnotbeenexceeded
Lapsinstripsandtransitionmembranehavecompliedwithminimumrequirementsandhavebeenshingledinthe
correctdirection(ormastichasbeenappliedonexposededges),withnofishmouths
Terminationsealanthasbeenappliedoncutedges
Stripsandtransitionmembranehavebeenfirmlyadheredtosubstrate
Compatiblematerialshavebeenused
Transitionsatchangesindirectionandstructuralsupportatgapshavebeenprovided.
Connectionsbetweenassemblies(membraneandsealants)havecompliedwithrequirementsforcleanliness,
preparationandprimingofsurfaces,structuralsupport,integrity,andcontinuityofseal
Allpenetrationshavebeensealed
C. Removeandreplacedeficientairbarriercomponentsandretestasspecifiedabove.

3.07 CLEANINGANDPROTECTION
A. Protectairbarriersystemfromdamageduringapplicationandremainderofconstructionperiod,accordingto
manufacturer'swritteninstructions.
B. ProtectairbarrierfromexposuretoUVlightandharmfulweatherexposureasrequiredbymanufacturer.
Removeandreplacemainairbarriermaterialexposedformorethan180days.
C. Cleanspills,stains,andsoilingfromconstructionthatwouldbeexposedinthecompletedworkusingcleaning
agentsandproceduresrecommendedbymanufacturerofaffectedconstruction.
D. Removemaskingmaterialsafterinstallation.
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Biobasedphasechangematerialsencapsulatedinflameretardant,super engineered
polyfilm.
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section051200StructuralSteelFraming
2. Section061100WoodFraming
3. Section061600Sheathing
4. Section072113BoardInsulation
5. Section072119FoamedinplaceInsulation
1.02 REFERENCES
A. AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials(ASTM):

1. ASTME84TestMethodforSurfaceBurningCharacteristicsofBuildingMaterials.

a) UL723

b) NFPA255

c) UBC81

2. ASTME96StandardTestMethodforWaterVaporTransmissionofMaterials.
1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.

2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.

3. Producttestreportsperformedbyaqualifiedindependenttestingagencyevidencingcomplianceof
productswithspecifiedrequirementsincludingthoseforthermalresistance,firetestresponse
characteristics,watervaportransmission,waterabsorption,andotherproperties,basedon
comprehensivetestingofcurrentproducts.
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4. Installationmethods:Indicatespecialprocedures,substrateandperimeterconditionsrequiringspecial
treatment.
1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:Aspermanufacturer.
1.05 REGULATORYREQUIREMENTS
A. ConformtominimumSDBuildingCoderequirementsforflameandsmokeratingsand non
combustibilityasapplicable.
B. FireTestResponseCharacteristics:Providematerialsspecifiedasdeterminedbytesting identical
productspertestmethodindicatedbelowbyatestingandinspectingagency acceptabletoauthoritieshaving
jurisdiction.Identifymaterialswithappropriate markingsofapplicabletestingandinspectingagency.

1. SurfaceBurningCharacteristics:ASTME84.
1.06 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Complywithmanufacturerswritteninstructionsforstorage,handlingandprotectionprior toandduring
installation.
B. Allmaterialsshallbekeptcleananddrypriortotheirinstallation.
C. Whenstoredoutsideoronajobsite,materialsshallbekeptoffthegroundandadequately coveredwith
tarpaulins.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:PhaseChangeEnergySolutions;120EPritchardSt.Ashedboro, NorthCarolina
27203;18002837887;www.phasechange.com;info@phasechange.com.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 PREPARATION
A. Donotproceedwithinstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlypreparedand deviationsfrom
manufacturer'srecommendedtolerancesarecorrected.Commencementof installationconstitutes
acceptanceofconditions.
B. Preparesubstratesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultfor
thesubstrateundertheprojectconditions.
1. Allsurfacematerialsmustbesolid,clean,dry,meetapplicablecoderequirements,beproperly
installed,andsuitableforusewithbioPCMpriortoinstallation.
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2. Removeforeignmaterials,dirt,grease,oil,paint,laitance,efflorescence,andothersubstancesthatwill
affectapplication.

3. Complywithmanufacturer'swritteninstallationinstructionsforpreparingcavitiesindicatedtoreceive
bioPCMmatstobefreeofanyforeignmaterialthatwillimpedeapplication.

4. Verifythatotherworkonandwithinspacestobeinsulatediscompletepriortoapplication.
3.02 APPLICATION
A. Coverasmuchoftheceilingaspossiblebycuttingthematerialtofittheavailablespace.Donotcutintothe
bioPCMpockets.Sidelapsofthematerialmayoverlap.
B. LocationsandFasteners:

1. Ceiling:Materialsshallbeinstalledrolledoutovertheceilingbetweenjoistswiththeflatsideofthe
polyfilmcomingintocontactwiththeceiling.

2. Floor:Materialsshallbeinstalledrolledoutunderthesubfloorbetweenjoistswiththeflatsideofthe
polyfilmcomingintocontactwiththefloor.
C. Thelapsofmaterialsshallthenbefastenedintoplacewithstaples.Donotcutintothe pocketsholding
thebioPCM.
D. Typicalinstallationswillhaveroughly80%coverage.
3.03 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
A. InspectapplicationforproperfasteningandpossiblebioPCMpocketpunctures.
3.04 CLEANING
A. Planandcoordinatetominimizethegenerationofoffcutsandwaste.ReusebioPCMmat scraps.
B. SeparateandrecyclewastematerialsinaccordancewiththeWasteManagement.
3.05 PROTECTION
A. DonotpermitsubsequentworktodisturbappliedbioPCMmats.
B. ProtectinstalledbioPCMmatsfromdamageduetoharmfulweatherexposures,physical abuse,
puncturesandothercauses.ProvidetemporarycoveringswherebioPCMmatsis subjecttoabuse.
C. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:
1. HCFCFREEPolyisoRigidboardtyperoofinsulation(s)forthermalprotectionaspartofroofing
assemblies.
2. RecoverboardPolyisoroofinsulation.
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section051200StructuralSteelFraming
2. Section054000MetalFraming
3. Section061000RoughCarpentry
4. Section061100WoodFraming
5. Section061600Sheathing
6. Section072119FoamedinplaceInsulation
1.02 REFERENCES
A. ASTMC1289StandardSpecificationforFacedRigidCellularPolyisocyanurateInsulationBoard.
B. ASTMD312StandardSpecificationforAsphaltUsedinRoofing.
C. ASTME108StandardTestMethodsforFireTestsofRoofCoverings.
D. ASTME119StandardTestMethodsforFireTestsofBuildingConstructionandMaterials.
E. FM4450ApprovalStandardClassIInsulatedSteelRoofDecks.
F. FM4470ApprovalStandardClassIRoofCovers.
G. FSHHI1972/1InsulationBoard,Thermal,PolyurethaneorPolyisocyanurate,FacedwithAluminum
FoilonBothSidesoftheFoam.
H. FSHHI1972/2InsulationBoard,Thermal,PolyurethaneorPolyisocyanurate,Facedwith
Asphalt/OrganicFelt,Asphalt/AsbestosFelt,orAsphalt/GlassFiberFeltonBothSidesoftheFoam.
I. FSHHI1972/3InsulationBoard,Thermal,PolyurethaneorPolyisocyanurate,FacedwithPerlite
InsulationBoardonOneSideandAsphalt/OrganicFeltorAsphalt/GlassFiberFeltontheOther.
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1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.

2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.

3. Producttestreportsperformedbyaqualifiedindependenttestingagencyevidencing
complianceofinsulationproductswithspecifiedrequirementsincludingthoseforthermalresistance,
firetestresponsecharacteristics,watervaportransmission,waterabsorption,andotherproperties,
basedoncomprehensivetestingofcurrentproducts.

4. Installationmethods:Indicatespecialprocedures,substrateandperimeterconditionsrequiring
specialtreatment.
1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. ManufacturerQualifications:
1. Companywithminimumthreeyearsexperiencemanufacturingspecifiedproducts.
B. InstallerQualifications:Aspermanufacturer.
1.05 REGULATORYREQUIREMENTS
A. ConformtominimumSDBuildingCoderequirementsforflameandsmokeratingsandnon
combustibilityasapplicable.
B. FireTestResponseCharacteristics:Providematerialsspecifiedasdeterminedbytestingidentical
productspertestmethodindicatedbelowbyatestingandinspectingagencyacceptabletoauthoritieshaving
jurisdiction.Identifymaterialswithappropriatemarkingsofapplicabletestingandinspectingagency.

1. SurfaceBurningCharacteristics:ASTME84.
1.06 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Complywithmanufacturerswritteninstructionsforstorage,handlingandprotectionpriortoandduring
installation.
B. Deliverinsulationinpackageslabeledwithmaterialname,thermalvalueandproductcode.
C. Whenstoredoutdoors,stackinsulationonpalletsabovegroundorroofdeckandcoverwithtarpaulinor
othersuitablewaterproofcoverings.Slitorremovemanufacturerspackagingbeforecoveringwith
waterproofcovering
D. Donotexposetosunlight,excepttoextentnecessaryforperiodofinstallationandconcealment.
E. UseonlythosecomponentsthataresuppliedbytheManufacturerforthespecifiedproduct.
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2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableableManufacturers:AtlasRoofingCorporation;2000RiverEdgePkwy,Suite800;Atlanta,GA
30328;Phone:770.952.1442;Fax:770.952.3170.
B. Substitutions:Notpermitted.
C. Providepolyisoroofboardinsulationfromasinglemanufacturer.
2.02 MATERIALS
A. PolyisoRoofBoardInsulation:Provideproductsthatcomplywiththefollowing:
1. ASTMstandardsspecified.
2. FactoryMutual(FM)approvalsspecified.
3. UnderwritersLaboratoriesInc.(UL)classificationsspecified.
4. MetroDadeCounty,FloridaProductControl.
5. CaliforniaStateInsulationQualityStandardsandTitle25FoamFlammabilityCriteria.
6. BOCANationalBuildingCodeSectiononFoamPlasticInsulation
7. ICBOUniformBuildingCodeSectiononFoamPlasticInsulation.
8. SBCCIStandardBuildingCodeSectiononFoamPlasticInsulation.
9. CanadianCompliance:CAN/ULCandCCMC.
B. ACFoamII,III,andIV:ClosedcellHCFCFREEGreenpolyisocyanuratefoamcoremanufacturedusing
[HCFC][ACUltraHydrocarbon]blowingagentandintegrallylaminatedtoheavynonasphalticfiberreinforced
feltfacers;FM[160][190]windupliftclassification;compressivestrength[20psi][25psi].
C. LTTRInsulation"R"Value:47Longtermthermalresistancevaluesofthefoamweredeterminedin
accordancewithCAN/ULCS770.Alltestsampleswerethirdpartyselectedandtestedbyanaccredited
materialstestinglaboratory.
D. RelatedMaterials:
1. Fasteners:FactoryMutualapproved
2. BasePly:Asrecommendedbymembranemanufacturer.
3. Fasteners:ForNailBaseandVentedR:AtlasNailBaseFasteners.
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4. AsphaltBitumen:ComplywithASTMD312,TypeIII(steep)orTypeIV.USEONLYONAPPROVED
BOARDINSULATIONTYPES.
a) Providewithlabelsindicatingflashpoint,softeningpoint,finishedblowingtemperature,and
equiviscoustemperature.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 PREPARATION
A. Donotproceedwithinstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlypreparedanddeviationsfrom
manufacturer'srecommendedtolerancesarecorrected.Commencementofinstallationconstitutes
acceptanceofconditions.
B. Preparesubstratesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresult
forthesubstrateundertheprojectconditions.
1. Reviewplacementareatodeterminefinallocationwillnotbewithin3inches(76mm)ofany
heatsourcewherethetemperaturewillexceed200degreesF(93degreesC)perASTMC411orin
accordancewithauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.

2. Maskandprotectadjacentsurfacesfromoversprayordamage.

3. Removeforeignmaterials,dirt,grease,oil,paint,laitance,efflorescence,andothersubstances
thatwillaffectapplication.

4. Complywithmanufacturer'swritteninstallationinstructionsforpreparingcavitiesindicatedto
receiveinsulationtobefreeofanyforeignmaterialthatwillimpedeapplication.

5. Verifythatotherworkonandwithinspacestobeinsulatediscompletepriortoapplication.
3.02 APPLICATION
A. Applyinsulationinaccordancewithmanufacturer'swrittenapplicationinstructions.Applyinsulationto
auniformthicknesswithoutvoids.
B. ApplytominimumcuredthicknessasindicatedontheDrawingsorasscheduledattheendofthis
Section.
C. ApplytominimumcuredthicknessasscheduledonDrawings.
D. Sealplumbingstacksandelectricalwiringtocontrolairleakage.
E. WaterPipingCoordination:Ifwaterpipingislocatedwithininsulatedexteriorwalls,coordinatelocation
ofpipingtoensurethatitisplacedonwarmsideofinsulationandinsulationencapsulatespiping.
F. Wherebuildingisdesignedtomeetthespecificairtightnessstandardsapplyinsulationas
recommendedbymanufacturertoprovideairtightconstruction.Applytransitionmembranesandsealantto
jointsbetweenairbarriercomponentsasspecifiedinDivision7.
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3.03 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
A. Inspectapplicationforinsulationthicknessanddensity.
3.04 CLEANING
A. Planandcoordinatetheinsulationworktominimizethegenerationofoffcutsandwaste.Reuse
insulationscrapstothemaximumextentfeasible.
B. SeparateandrecyclewastematerialsinaccordancewiththeWasteManagementPlanandtotheextent
economicallyfeasible.
3.05 PROTECTION
A. Donotpermitsubsequentworktodisturbappliedinsulation.
B. Protectinstalledinsulationfromdamageduetoharmfulweatherexposures,physicalabuse,andother
causes.Providetemporarycoveringswhereinsulationissubjecttoabuse.
C. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.
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SECTION072119FOAMEDINPLACEINSULATION
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludessprayinplacerigidclosedcellpolyurethanefoaminsulationinvariousassemblies,toprovide
anairbarrierandimprovedthermalresistancewithininteriorwalls,ceiling,roof,andfloorofstructure.
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section051200StructuralSteelFraming
2. Section054000MetalFraming
3. Section061100WoodFraming
4. Section061000RoughCarpentry
5. Section061600Sheathing
6. Section071400BFluidAppliedWaterproofing
7. Section072000ThermalProtection
8. Section072113BoardInsulation
9. Section092100PlasterandGypsumBoardAssemblies
10. Section092900GypsumBoard
1.02 REFERENCES
A. AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials(ASTM):
1. ASTMC423StandardTestMethodforSoundAbsorptionandSoundAbsorptionCoefficientsbythe
ReverberationRoomMethod.
2. ASTMC518StandardTestMethodforSteadyStateThermalTransmissionPropertiesbyMeansofthe
HeatFlowMeterApparatus.
3. ASTMD1621StandardTestMethodforCompressivePropertiesofRigidCellularPlastics.
4. ASTMD1622StandardTestMethodforApparentDensityofRigidCellularPlastics.
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5. ASTMD1623StandardTestMethodforTensileandTensileAdhesionPropertiesofRigidCellular
Plastics.
6. ASTME84StandardTestMethodforSurfaceBurningCharacteristicsofBuildingMaterials.
7. ASTME96StandardTestMethodsforWaterVaporTransmissionofMaterials.
8. ASTME283StandardTestMethodforDeterminingRateofAirLeakageThroughExteriorWindows,
CurtainWalls,andDoorsUnderSpecifiedPressureDifferencesAcrosstheSpecimen.
9. ASTME413ClassificationforRatingSoundInsulation.
B. InternationalCodeCouncilInternationalResidentialCode:
1. Section103.7AlternateMaterialsandMethods.
2. 2012IRCSectionR316FoamPlasticInsulation.
3. Section806.4UnventedAtticAssemblies.
C. InternationalCodeCouncilInternationalBuildingCode:
1. Section104.11Alternativematerials,designandmethodsofconstructionandequipment.
2. Section2603FoamPlasticInsulation.
1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. SubmitunderprovisionsofSection01300.
B. SeismicQualificationCertificates:Foraccessoriesandcomponents,frommanufacturer.
1.04 CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALS
A. Maintenancedata.
B. Beforecommencingwork,submitinaccordancewithlocalcode.
1. Submittechnicaldatasheetsandsamplesasrequiredbylocalcodeofficials.
2. SubmitthetechnicaldatasheetfromthemanufacturershowingthetestresultsfromtheASTME84
(SurfaceBurningCharacteristics).
C. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.
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2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
3. Installationmethods.
1.05 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:
1. ContractorperformingworkunderthissectionshallbetrainedbyDEMILEC(USA)LLCintheartof
applyingspraypolyurethanefoaminsulation.
2. ProvidecurrentDEMILEC(USA)LLCAuthorizedContractorCertification.
3. ProvideInSealRightQualityAssuranceProgramCertificateofCompliance.
1.06 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Materialsshallbedeliveredinmanufacturersoriginalcontainersclearlylabeledwithmanufacturersname,
productidentification,safetyinformation,netweightofcontentsandexpirationdate.
B. Materialshallbestoredinasafemannerandwherethetemperaturesareinthelimitsspecifiedbythe
materialmanufacturer.
C. Emptycontainersshallberemovedfromsiteonadailybasis.
D. Storeanddisposeofsolventbasedmaterials,andmaterialsusedwithsolventbasedmaterials,inaccordance
withrequirementsoflocalauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.
1.07 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Maintainenvironmentalconditions(temperature,humidity,andventilation)withinlimitsrecommendedby
manufacturerforoptimumresults.Donotinstallproductsunderenvironmentalconditionsoutside
manufacturer'sabsolutelimits.
B. Ventilateareatoreceiveinsulationtomaintainsafeworkingconditions.
C. Protectworkersasrecommendedbystandardsandmanufacturersrecommendations.
D. Protectadjacentsurfaces,windows,equipment,andsiteareasfromdamageofoverspray.
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1.08 WARRANTY
A. ManufacturersWarranty:DEMILEC(USA)LLCwarrantssprayinplaceurethanefoaminsulation,when
installedbycertifiedcontractorsusingfactorytrainedapplicatorsandappliedinaccordancetotheProduct
Specification,willperformasstatedintheProductTechnicalDataSheet.
1. Thiswarrantyisineffectthroughoutthelifeofthebuildingprovidedtheoriginalpurchaserregisters
withtheWarrantyDepartmentoftheManufacturerwithinthirtydaysofoccupancy.
2. ManufacturerssoleresponsibilityunderthisLimitedLifetimeWarrantyshallbetorepairorreplaceany
defectiveProductatthecostofthematerialonly.
3. Manufacturershallnotberesponsibleforlaborcostoranyothercostswhatsoeverrelatedto,orin
connectionwiththeremovalorinstallationofeithertheoriginalorreplacementproduct.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:DEMILEC(USA)LLC;2925GalleriaDr,Arlington,TX76011.ASD.TollFreeTel:
(877)DEMILEC.Tel:(817)6404900.Fax:(817)6332000.Email:specs@demilecusa.com.Web:
http://www.demilecusa.com
B. Substitutions:EquivalentasjudgedbyArchitect
1. ContactDEMILEC(USA)sEngineeringDepartmentforproductcomparisondata
a) 8176404900
b) specs@demilecusa.com
2.02 SPRAYFOAMINSULATION
A. SprayAppliedRigidPolyurethaneFoamInsulationSystem:
1. Product:HEATLOKSOY200ManufacturedbyDEMILEC(USA)LLC,Arlington,TX
2. ProductApproval:
a) InternationalCodeCouncilEvaluationServicesReport#3210
b) ApprovedfornonstructuralwallsinbuildingtypesI,II,III,IV,andVconstructionunderIBCand
dwellingsforIRC.
c) ApprovedforexteriorwallsinbuildingtypesI,II,III,andIVconstruction.
d) PassedAC377AppendixXcompliantNFPA286.
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3. Installation:
a) ApplicationwithaprescriptiveThermalBarrier:
i) Upto91/4inches(235mm)forwallcavitiesand111/4inches(286mm)infloorsorceilingswith
1/2inchgypsumwallboardorequivalent15minutethermalbarrierinaccordancewithIBC2603.4
orIRCR316.4.
b) ApplicationwithoutaThermalorIgnitionBarrier(exposedfoam)
i) Upto91/4inches(235mm)inwallsand111/4inches(286mm)infloorsandceilingswithallfoam
surfacescoveredwith4drymils(0.10mm)[7wetmils(0.18mm)]ofBlazelokTB200primerthen
coveredwith8drymils(0.20mm)[14wetmils(0.36mm)]ofBlazelokTB200intumescent
coating.
c) UseasWaterresistiveBarrier:
i) Minimum11/2inches(38mm)continuouslayerappliedtosuitableexteriorsubstrate.Referto
ESR#3210Section4.5
d) OnehourFireresistanceratedWallAssembly:Nonloadbearing:
i) RefertoESR#3210Section4.6
4. PhysicalProperties:
a) Density(ASTMD1622):2.1lb/cf(0.034gm/cu.cm).
b) ThermalResistance(ASTMC518):
i) AgedRvalueat1inch(180daysat76degreesF(23degreesC))R7.4(sf.hdegreeF/BTU),refer
toESR3210forRvaluetable
c) WaterVaporPermeance@1.5(ASTME9605):0.79perms(isavaporbarrierperIBCSection202
definitionsat1.2)
d) AirPermeance@75Pa@1(ASTME217803):0.004L/sm2
e) AirLeakageofAirBarrierAssembly(staticloadingto600Paandgustloadingto1,200PA)Complies
withABAArequirements(ASTME235705):<0.0022L/sm2
f) CompressiveStrength(ASTMD1621):20.6psi(142kPa).
g) TensileStrength(ASTMD1623):45.4psi(313kPa)
h) OffGassingTest(VOCEmissions)(CGSB51.2392):Pass(notoxicvapor).
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i) SurfaceBurningCharacteristics(ASTME84)4inches:ClassI.FlameSpreadIndex20,Smoke
DevelopedIndex400.
j) ClosedCellContent(ASTMD2856):>92%.
k) BiobasedSolidContent(ASTMD6866):3%
l) OxygenIndex(ASTMD2863):23%
m) WaterAbsorption%byVolume(ASTMD2842):0.3%
n) BiobasedContent(ASTMD686608):3%
5. Equipmentusedtoapplythefoaminsulationshallhavefixedratiopositivedisplacementpumpsand
approvedbyfoammanufacturer.
2.03 ACCESSORYPRODUCTS
A. WaterBasedFireProtection:
1. Product:BLAZELOKTB200withBLAZELOKTB200Primer,DistributedbyDEMILEC(USA)LLC,
ManufacturedbyTPR2.
2. Application:Installprimerfirst,thenintumescentcoating.Followmanufacturersapplication
recommendations.
3. PhysicalProperties:
a) BLAZELOKTB200Primer
i) Approval:Complieswiththe2009IBC2603.9and803.2;2009IRC302.9.4and316.6;2006IRC
314.6and315.4andtheNFPA101paragraph10.2.3.7.2forusewithoutaprescriptivethermal
barrier.
ii) SurfaceBurningCharacteristics(ASTME84):ClassI.FlameSpreadIndex0,SmokeDevelopedIndex
20.
iii) Expandsupto2000percent.
iv) FlashPoint:None
v) Volatility/VOC:<50g/L
vi) Nontoxic,drainsafe,waterbased,nonfuming.
vii) Color:Gray
b) BLAZELOKTB200
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i) Approval:Complieswiththe2009IBC2603.9and803.2;2009IRC302.9.4and316.6;2006IRC
314.6and315.4andtheNFPA101paragraph10.2.3.7.2forusewithoutaprescriptivethermal
barrier.
ii) SurfaceBurningCharacteristics(ASTME84):ClassI.FlameSpreadIndex5,SmokeDevelopedIndex
20.
iii) Expandsupto2000percent.
iv) FlashPoint:None
v) Volatility/VOC:<50g/L
vi) Nontoxic,drainsafe,waterbased,nonfuming.
vii) Color:DullFlatwhite
I) Donotaddtint
II) Waitminimum24hourspriortotopcoatingwithqualitylatexpaint.Verifydrynesswithmoisturemeter.
B. WaterBasedFireProtection
1. Product:NoBurnPlusXD,ManufacturedbyNoBurnInc.
2. Approval:Complieswith2006IRC314.6,2009IRC316.6,IBC2603.9andAC377oververticalsurfacesof
SEALECTION500andSEALECTIONAgribalance.
3. Application:Followmanufacturersapplicationrecommendations.
4. PhysicalProperties:
a) FlashPoint:None
b) Volatility/VOC:18g/L
c) Cleanupwithsoapandwater.
5. Color:
a) Opaque/Whiteorasspecified.
C. WaterBasedFireProtection:
1. Product:AndekFireguard,manufacturedbyAndekCorporation.
2. Application:Followmanufacturersapplicationrecommendations.
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3. Approval:Complieswith2006IRC314.6,2009IRC316.6,IBC2603.9andAC377oververticalsurfacesof
SEALECTION500.
4. PhysicalProperties:
a) SurfaceBurningCharacteristics(ASTME84):ClassI.FlameSpreadIndex5,SmokeDevelopedIndex
30.
b) FlashPoint:None
c) Volatility/VOC:<50g/L
d) Nontoxic,drainsafe,waterbased,nonfuming.
e) Color:
i) 26standardcolorsincludingblack,whiteandcustomtints.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared.
B. Ifsubstratepreparationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactorypreparation
beforeproceeding.
C. Commencementofworkoutlinedinthissectionshallbedeemedasacceptanceofexistingworkand
conditions.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Applyonlywhensurfacesandenvironmentalconditionsarewithinlimitsprescribedbythematerial
manufacturer.
C. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultforthe
substrateundertheprojectconditions.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.Applyasrecommendedbymanufacturertothickness
asindicatedondrawings.
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B. Protection:ExceptasprovidedinSection314.5andSection314.6ofthe2006InternationalResidentialCode,
Section316.5andSection316.6ofthe2009InternationalResidentialCodeandSection2603.4.1andSection
2603.9oftheInternationalBuildingCode,allplasticinsulationshallbeseparatedfromtheinteriorofthe
buildingbyanapprovedthermalbarrierof1/2inch(13mm)gypsumwallboardorequivalentthermalbarrier
material.CodecompliantfireprotectionmaybeachievedwiththeuseofBLAZELOKIB,BLAZELOKTB,
BLAZELOKTB200withBLAZELOKTB200Primer,AndekFireGuard,and/orNOBurnPlusXDdependingon
thedetailsoftheapplication.Referto2.3ACCESSORYPRODUCTSformoreinformationorcontactDEMILEC
(USA)LLCsEngineeringDepartmentforassistance,8176404900.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforecompletionofproject.
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PART1GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:Waterresistiveweatherbarrierforexteriorwalls
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section061000RoughCarpentry
2. Section072113BoardInsulation
1.02 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. SingleSource:Providewaterresistiveweatherbarrierandaccessoriesthatarerecommendedforusebya
singlemanufacturer.
B. ManufacturerQualifications:Approvedmanufacturerofproductswithminimum5yearsexperiencein
manufactureofsimilarproducts.
1.03 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. Productdata:Providemanufacturer'sstandardinstallationinstructionsanddetailsforwaterresistiveweather
barrierandsupportingproducts.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 WATERRESISTIVEWEATHERBARRIER
A. WaterResistiveWeatherBarrier:WaterresistiveweatherbarrierconsistingofmultiplelayersofUVstabilized
spunbondedpolypropylene.
1. WaterVaporPermeancetestedtoASTME96MethodB:212perms(12180ng/Pa.s.m2)
2. WaterResistancetestedtoAATCC127,550mmhydrostaticheadfor5hours:Noleakage.
3. TensileStrengthtestedtoASTMD882:25lbf/inch(43.8N/mm),machinedirection;20lbf/inch(35.0
N/mm),crossmachinedirection
4. SurfaceBurningCharacteristicstestedtoASTME84:ClassA,Flamespreadindexoflessthan25,
5. Smokedevelopmentindexoflessthan450
6. ApplicationTemperature:Notemperaturerestrictions
7. AllowableUVExposureTime:270days
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8. PhysicalDimensions:0.020inches(0.51mm)thick,59inches(1.45m)wideand5ozpersq.yd.
9. (17g/sq.m.)
10. Color:black
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 PREPARATION
A. ExaminesubstratewithInstallerpresentforcompliancewithrequirementsandotherconditionsthatwould
adverselyaffectinstallationorperformanceofwaterresistiveweatherbarrier.Correctdeficientconditions
priortoproceedingwithwaterresistivebarrierinstallation.
B. Cleanandpreparesubstrateaccordingtomanufacturer'swrittenrecommendations.Providecleananddry
substrateforbreathablemembraneapplication.
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. General:Installwaterresistiveweatherbarrierinaccordancewithmanufacturersinstructionsoverexterior
ridgedinsulation.Securewaterresistivebarriertosubstratetopreventdamagepriortoinstallationof
cladding
B. WindowandLouverOpenings
1. Installlapstripwaterresistiveweatherbarrieraroundjambs,extendingalongwallsurfaceaminimum
of9inches(230mm).
2. Secureprefabricatedwaterresistiveweatherbarriercornersatheadofopening.
3. Installlapstripofwaterresistiveweatherbarrieracrossheadofopening,extendinghorizontally
beyondcornersminimumof6inches(150mm).
4. Cutwaterresistiveweatherbarrieralongleadingedgeofheader2inches(50mm)beyondjambto
allowinsertionofwindownailingflangebehindwaterresistiveweatherbarrier.
C. DoorOpenings
1. Installwaterresistiveweatherbarrierlapstriparoundjambs,extendingalongwallsurfaceaminimum
of9inches(230mm).
2. Secureprefabricatedwaterresistiveweatherbarriercornersatheadofopening.
3. Installlapstripofwaterresistiveweatherbarrieracrossheadofopening,extendinghorizontally
beyondcornersminimumof6inches(150mm).
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4. Cutwaterresistiveweatherbarrieralongleadingedgeofheader2inches(50mm)beyondjambto
allowinsertionofdoornailingflangebehindweatherbarrier.
D. PipeandConduitPenetrations
1. Installmanufacturedpenetrationsleevessizedforpenetrationandinstalledasrecommendedby
sleevemanufacturer.
2. Preparewaterresistiveweatherbarrierskirtwithminimum12inches(300mm)offabriconallsidesat
counterflashedpenetrations.Makemultiplecutstoformastarshapedopeninginfabricandplace
overpenetration.Extendskirtfabricalongpenetratingitemandsealtopenetratingitem.
E. WaterResistiveWeatherBarrier
1. Beginwaterresistiveweatherbarrierinstallationatbottomofwall,mechanicallyfasteningwater
resistiveweatherbarrieratbottomandtopat24inches(600mm)o.c.Sealbottomedgeofwater
resistiveweatherbarriertosubstrateincontinuousbeadofnonskinningbutylsealantorbutyltape.
2. Installwaterresistiveweatherbarrieratoverlappedlapstripsandpenetrationskirts.Overlapat
verticallapsminimumof6inches(150mm)withtapedjointsor12inches(300mm)withouttape.
Overlapathorizontallapsminimumof6inches(150mm).Insertwaterresistiveweatherbarrierunder
bottomedgeoflapstripsandpenetrationskirts;donottapebottomedgeofskirtsandlapstrips.
3. Extendwaterresistiveweatherbarrier6inches(150mm)overcorners.
4. Shinglesubsequentcoursesofwaterresistiveweatherbarrier.Donotplaceverticallapsabove
openings.
5. Useadditionalmechanicalfastenersinfieldofsheetandtapejointsifwaterresistiveweatherbarrier
willbeleftexposedpriortoinstallationofcladding.
F. ExposedRainscreenWaterResistiveWeatherBarrier
1. Usemanufacturer'srecommendedUVresistantblacksurfacedwaterresistiveweatherbarrier
materialorUVresistantblacktapeatopenjointsinspacedrainscreencladdingsystems.
3.03 PROTECTINGANDCLEANING
G. Protectinstalledwaterresistiveweatherbarrierfromdamageduetoconstructionactivities,andextended
exposuretoweather.
H. Inspectexposedwaterresistiveweatherbarrierpriortoinstallationofcladding.Removewaterresistive
weatherbarriermaterialsthathavebeendamagedandreplace.Patchdamagedareasasrecommendedby
manufacturer.
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludesfiberreinforcedcementpanelsidingsystem.
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section061000RoughCarpentry.
2. Section061600Sheathing.
3. Section072119FoamedInPlaceInsulation
4. Section079000JointProtection.
1.02 REFERENCES
A. ASCE7MinimumDesignLoadsforBuildingsandOtherStructures
B. ASTMC920StandardSpecificationforElastomericJointSealants.
C. ASTMC1186StandardSpecificationforFlatNonAsbestosFiberCementSheets.
D. ASTME84StandardTestMethodforSurfaceBurningCharacteristicsofBuildingMaterials.
E. ASTME330StandardTestMethodforStructuralPerformanceofExteriorWindows,Doors,Skylightsand
CurtainWallsbyUniformStaticAirPressure.
1.03 SYSTEMDESCRIPTION
A. PerformanceRequirements:
1. Designandsizecomponentstowithstandliveloadscausedbypressureofwindactingnormalto
planeofwallascalculatedinaccordancewithANSI/ASCE7,andasmeasuredinaccordancewith
ANSI/ASTME330.

2. Deflection:Providesystemcapableofwithstandingwindloadingwithinthefollowinglimitations:

a. Nopermanentdeformationisacceptable.

3. Designsystemtoaccommodate,withoutdamagetosystem,componentsordeteriorationofseals;
movementwithinsystem;movementbetweensystemandperimeterframingcomponents;dynamic
loadingandreleaseofloads;anddeflectionofstructuralsupportframing.

4. Designtoaccommodateverticalinterstorymovementandprovideanallowanceforthefollowing
tolerances:
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a. Structuralcreep.

b. Thermallyinducedexpansionandcontractionofframingmembers.

c. Fabricationanderectiontolerances.

d. Designultimateloadcapacityofanchorcomponentstowithstand2.0times"DesignWind
Load"withoutfailure.

5. Maintaincontinuousairandvaporbarrierthroughoutassembly.
1.04 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.

2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.

3. Installationmethods,includingfasteningpatterns.
B. ShopDrawings:Provideshopdrawingsanderectionplansforreviewincludingthefollowing:
1. Layoutoffurring,weatherbarrier,finishedsheetsandfastenerpattern.

2. Detailsatbaseandtopofwalls,corners,atwindowanddoortrimandatotheropeningsand
connections.

3. Shopdrawingspreparedandstampedbyastructuralengineerlicensedinthestatewherethe
projectislocated.
C. Calculations:Providewindloadcalculations,engineeringcalculationsandsubstantiatingdatatovalidate
windresistanceofroofsystem.
D. ProductcertificatesincludingResearch//EvaluationreportorCodeAuthorityapprovalofthesystemusefor
intendedapplication.
E. SelectionSamples:Foreachfinishproductspecified,twocompletesetsofcolorchipsrepresenting
manufacturer'sfullrangeofavailablecolorsandpatterns.
F. VerificationSamples:Foreachfinishproductspecified,twosamples,minimumsize3inchesby6inches(76
mmby150mm)square,representingactualproduct,color,andpatterns.
G. Manufacturer'sCertificates:Certifymaterialsandaccessorycomponentproductsmeetorexceedspecified
requirements.
H. Manufacturer'swarranties.Executedbymanufacturerandinstaller.
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1.05 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:Provideinstallerwithnotlessthanthreeyearsofexperiencewithproductssimilar
tothosespecified.
B. PreInstallationConference:
1. Priortoanypanelapplication,theContractorshallconveneapreinstallationconference.

2. CoordinateconferenceschedulingwiththeArchitect.Conferenceshallbeattendedbythe
Contractor,Architect,personneldirectlyresponsiblefortheinstallationofpanels,flashingandsheet
metalworkandothertradesinterfacingwiththepanelwork.

3. Provideacopyofmeetingnotesandactionitemstoallattendingparties.Noteactionitems
requiringresolutionpriortostartofroofwork.

4. Discussspecificexpectationsandresponsibilities,constructionprocedures,specification
requirements,application,environmentalconditions,jobandsurfacereadiness,materialstorage,
andprotection.
1.06 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Donotdelivercementpanelstositeuntiljobisreadyfortheirinstallation.
B. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
C. Storematerialsofftheground,flatandundercoverinadryplaceuntilerection.
D. Keepmaterialsdryandprotectfromfreezing.
E. Storematerialsinsuchawaytoaccommodateeasyinspectionofthematerialspriortoinstallation.
1.07 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Maintainenvironmentalconditions(temperature,humidity,andventilation)withinlimitsrecommendedby
manufacturerforoptimumresults.Donotinstallproductsunderenvironmentalconditionsoutside
manufacturer'sabsolutelimits.
1.08 WARRANTY
A. Installedmaterialshallhaveamanufacturer'swarrantyforthefollowingperiod:
1. 5years.
B. Warrantyincludestherepairorreplacementofsidingthatdoesnotcomplywithrequirementsorthatfails
withinspecifiedwarrantyperiod.Failuresinclude,butarenotlimitedto,cracking,deformingorotherwise
deterioratingbeyondnormalweathering.
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2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:Omniroc
B. Substitutions:Notpermitted.
2.02 MATERIALS
A. PrefinishedCementBoardSidingPanels:SILLEEDsidingsheets,fiberreinforced,cementbasedproduct
conformingtoASTMC1186andmanufacturedofcementsand,cellulosefibersandfillers.
1. PanelSize:

a. 5/16inch4feetby8feet.(6mmby1219mmby2438mm).

2. Colors:

a. Naturalcolors(nontreatedmaterial):

1) AshNatural.

3. Mechanicalfasteners:Externaltamperproofscrews,stainlesssteel,torxheadfasteners.

a. Screwsshallbelengthasrequiredbythepanelmanufacturerforthefurringmaterialused.

b. Woodscrews:Size:#10by11/2inch(38mm).

c. SteelScrews:Size:#12by11/8inch(29mm).

4. ContinuouscushionsofblackEPDMrubber,11/4inch(32mm)and31/2inch(95mm)asrequired.
2.03 ACCESSORIES
A. Trim:PVC,compositeandstainlesssteeltrimshapessuitablefortrimconditions.
B. SheetMetalFlashing:Minimum26gaugehotdippedgalvanizedsteelsheet,orstainlesssteel.
C. WoodfurringmaterialsshallconformtotherequirementsspecifiedisSection061000.
D. RigidinsulationbetweenfurringchannelsshallcomplywithSection072113.Thicknessofinsulationshall
beasindicatedontheDrawings.
PART3EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared.
B.Ensurethatframingiscompletedandthatelectricalroughin,windows,doors,and inplacebefore
proceedingwithworkofthissection.
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C.Ifsubstratepreparationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectof unsatisfactory
preparationbeforeproceeding.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.Repairasnecessaryanysubstrateconditionsthatwouldbe
detrimentaltoproperinstallation.
B. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultfor
thesubstrateundertheprojectconditions.
C. Ensurethatalldust,dirt,fingerprintsandallotherforeignmarksonthematerialareremovedpriorto
installationofthepanels.
3.03 INSTALLATIONGENERAL
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructionsandtheapprovedshopdrawings.
B. PanelCutting:
1. Cutpanelsusingahighspeedcircularsawwithasegmenteddiamondblade.

2. Cutpanelsfromthefrontsideandprotectthefacefrombeingdamagedduringcutting.

3. Forincidentalcuts,cutpanelsfromthefrontsideusingajigsawwithacarbidetipblade.

4. Provideadequateventilationduringcutting.Useofadustextractorisrecommended.
C. Drilling:
1. Drillingofholesmustbedonefromthefrontofthepanelusingacarbidetipdrillbit.

2. Holesarerecommendedtobedoneusingauniversaldrill.

3. Largerholes,orcutoutsonthepanel,canbemadebyajigsawwithacarbidebladeoraholesaw
withadiamondblade.
D. Preparestructuralbackingwithstuds,backerboard,weatherbarrierandfurringasrequiredtomeetthe
performancerequirementsspecified.Installfiberreinforcedpanelsoveraproperlypreparedsupport
systeminaccordancewiththemanufacturer'sinstallationinstructionsandapprovedshopdrawings.
E. Installweatherbarrieroverpreparedsubstrate.
F. Fiberreinforcedcementpanelsidingshallbeinstalledoveranimperviousweatherbarrier,onfurringstrips
withblackEPDMrubberstrips,andwithanaircavitybehindthefacepaneltoallowventilationofthe
substrate.
G. Panelsshallbeattachedtofurringusingtheattachmentpatternandfastenersindicatedinthe
manufacturer'sinstallationinstructionsandapprovedshopdrawings.
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H. InstallblackEPDMrubberstripstoeachfurringmember.
I. Predrillholesincementboardsinpatternindicatedinthemanufacturersinstallationinstructionsand
approvedshopdrawings.Holesshallbeofsizeasspecifiedbythepanelmanufacturerforthefasteners
beingused.
J. Fastenfibercementboardtofurringaspervendor'sdetailswithapprovedstainlesssteelfasteners.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Inspectwallsforanydamage.Replacepanelsthataredamaged.Donotattempttorepair.
C. Ensurealldirt,dust,fingerprintsandallforeignmarksareimmediatelyremovedfromthefaceofthe
materialtoavoidfrompermanentdamage.
D. ReplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.

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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:RoofFlashingandAccessories
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section054000MetalFraming
2. Section061000RoughCarpentry
3. Section071400AFluidAppliedWaterproofing
4. Section072119FoamedInPlaceInsulation
5. Section072113BoardInsulation
6. Section072119ThermalInsulation
7. Section077123ManufacturedGuttersandDownspouts
8. Section077200RoofAccessories
9. Section079000JointProtection
10. Section221413FacilityStormDrainagePiping.
1.02 REFERENCES
A. NRCARoofingandWaterproofingManual.
B. ASTMInternational(ASTM):ASTMA653,StandardSpecificationforSteelSheet,ZincCoated
(Galvanized)orZincIronAlloyCoated(Galvannealed)bytheHotDipProcess.
1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeinstalled,includingmodelnumber,material,color,
finishandinstallationinstructions.
B. VerificationSamples:Tworepresentativesamplesofeachtypeofproducttobeinstalled.
C. ShopDrawings:Manufacturer'sengineeredlayoutchartbasedonroofmaterial,codesnowload,roof
slopeandsheathingthickness.
D. Manufacturer'sCertification:Manufacturer'sstandardwarrantystatinginwritingthatsystemsand
layouthavebeenengineeredforprojectconditionsandlocationandaresuitableforuse.
1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
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A. Conveneapreinstallationconferencepriortocommencementoffieldoperationstoestablish
procedurestomaintainoptimumworkingconditionsandtocoordinatethisworkwithrelatedandadjacent
work.Agendaformeetingshallincludereviewoflayoutandinstallationdetails.
1.05 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
1.06 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Maintainenvironmentalconditions(temperature,humidity,andventilation)withinlimitsrecommended
bymanufacturerforoptimumresults.Donotinstallproductsunderenvironmentalconditionsoutside
manufacturer'sabsolutelimits.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providetheinformation
listedinPart1.
B. Substitutions:AllowedifapprovedbyArchitect.
2.02 ROOFFLASHING
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithprojectrequirements,providetheinformationlistedinPart1after
consultationwithArchitect.
2.03 ACCESSORIES
A. CantStrip
1. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithprojectrequirements,providetheinformationlistedin
Part1afterconsultationwithArchitect.
B. TerminationBar
1. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithprojectrequirements,providetheinformationlistedin
Part1afterconsultationwithArchitect.
C. FlashingTape
1. Product:GraceVycorPlusSelfAdheredFlashingTape
2. Manufacturer:GraceConstructionProductslocatedat62WhittemoreAvenue;Cambridge,MA
02140;Tel:(866)333(3726);Fax:(617)4984311;www.graceconstruction.com
D. CapFlashing
1. Product:Typicalcapflashingcustomfabricatedonsiteorinshopaccordingtoshopdrawings
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preparedbysubcontractorasaccordingtoConstructionDocumentsbyArchitect.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilroofingworkiscompleteintheareainwhichproductswillbeinstalled.
B. Ifsubstratepreparationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactory
preparationbeforeproceeding.
3.02 ROOFFLASHINGINSTALLATION
A. Installroofflashinginaccordancewithmanufacturer'sapplicationrequirementsandallcurrentbuilding
coderequirements.Ifthemanufacturer'srecommendationsandlocalbuildingcodesareinconflict,themore
restrictiveapplicationshallbeperformed.
B. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
C. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultfor
thesubstrateundertheprojectconditions.
D. Donotcommenceworkuntilallotherworktradeshavecompletedjobsthatrequirethemtotraverse
thedeckonfootorwithequipment.
E. Avaporretarder/temporaryroofmaybeappliedtoprotecttheinsideofthestructurepriortotheroof
systeminstallation.
3.03 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. RepairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.

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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:
1. GuttersandDownspouts.
2. RelatedAccessories.
B. RELATEDSECTIONS
1. Section054000MetalFraming
2. Section061000RoughCarpentry
3. Section071400AFluidAppliedWaterproofing
4. Section072113BoardInsulation
5. Section072119FoamedInPlaceInsulation
6. Section072700AirBarriers
7. Section076200SheetMetalFlashingandTrim
8. Section079000JointProtection
9. Section221413FacilityStormDrainagePiping
1.02 REFERENCES
A. ASTMB209StandardSpecificationforAluminumandAluminumAlloySheetandPlate.
B. SMACNAArchitecturalSheetMetalManual.
C. IRCInternationalResidentialCode
D. SDBuildingCodeSolarDecathlonBuildingCode
1.03 DESIGN/PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. ConformatminimumtoSDBuildingCodeandIRCforsizeandmethodofrainwaterdischarge.
B. AmericanArchitecturalManufacturersAssociation(AAMA)Specification1405.1"Specificationfor
AluminumRaincarryingSystems".
C. FHAMinimumPropertyStandard4900.1forOneandTwoFamilyDwellings.
D. FHAMinimumPropertyStandard4910.1forMultiFamilyDwellings.
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1.04 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'scatalogdata,detailsheets,andspecifications.
B. ShopDrawings:Preparedspecificallyforthisproject;showingdimensionsofmetalguttersand
accessories,fasteningdetailsandconnectionsandinterfacewithotherproducts.
C. Manufacturerswarranties.
1.05 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:CertifiedandapprovedinstalleroftheArchitect.
B. PerformWorkinaccordancewithSMACNAManualorCDAHandbook.
1.06 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
B. Storeproductstopreventtwisting,bending,andabrasion.Provideventilation.Slopestoredmaterialsto
drain.
C. Duringstoragepreventcontactwithmaterialscapableofcausingdiscoloration,staining,orother
damage.
1.07 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Coordinateinstallationwithinstallationofadjacentroofing,sidingandrelatedmaterials.
1.08 WARRANTY
A. ProvidetheManufacturer'sLimited20Year,proratedandnontransferableWarrantycoveringlabor
materials.
1.09 COORDINATION
A. CoordinateWorkwithotheroperationsandinstallationoffinishmaterialstoavoiddamagetoinstalled
underlaymentandmembranematerials.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:Englert,Inc.,whichislocatedat:1200AmboyAve.;PerthAmboy,NJ08861;
TollFreeTel:8003645378;Tel:7328268614;Email:c.mcguire@englertinc.com;Web:www.englertinc.com
B. Substitutions:AllowedwithapprovalfromArchitect.
2.02 COMPONENTS
A. Gutters:Aluminumsheet,ASTMB209,Alloy3105H24.Minimumtensilestrength26,000psi,minimum
yieldstrength25,000psiorequivalent.Continuousandseamlesssheetaluminum,rollformed.
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1. Thickness:

a) 0.027inch(0.69mm).
B. Downspouts:Aluminumsheet,ASTMB209,Alloy3105H24.Minimumtensilestrength26,000psi,
minimumyieldstrength25,000psiorequivalent.
1. Thickness:

a) 0.019inch(0.48mm).

2. Size:

a) 2inchesby3inches(51mmby76mm).
C. Endcaps:Aluminumsheet,STMB209,Alloy3105H24,thickness0.027inch(0.69mm).
D. InsideandOutsideMitres:Aluminumsheet,ASTMB209,Alloy3105H24,thickness0.027inch(0.69
mm).
E. GutterHangersandAnchors:Aluminumsheet,STMB209,Alloy3105H24,thickness0.063inch(1.60
mm).Providetypesrequiredtosuitprojectrequirements.
F. DownspoutAnchors:Aluminum.Providetypesrequiredtosuitprojectrequirements.
G. Elbows:Aluminumsheet,STMB209,Alloy3105H24.Minimumtensilestrength26,000psi,minimum
yieldstrength25,000psiorequivalent.
1. Thickness:

a) 0.019inch(0.48mm).

2. Size:Tomatchdownspouts.
H. AluminumFinish:CastleClad,twocoatsystemappliedinacontinuousbakedonprocessinasingle
operation,comprisingofanacidbasedprimerandbakedonhighperformancelinearpolyestertopcoaton
exposedsurfaces.Concealedsurfacesfinishedwithapolyestergoldbackerorwashcoat.
1. Color(Bestavailablecolortobechosen):

a) LightGray.

b) DarkGray.
I. Sealant:ProvideasspecifiedinSection079000.
J. Fasteners:Samematerialandfinishasguttersanddownspouts.
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A. Continuouslyformseamlessgutterstotheprofilesandsizesspecified.
B. Formdownspoutsofprofilesandsizesspecified.
C. Hemexposededgesofmetal.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared.
B. Verifygoverningdimensionsatbuilding.
C. Verifysurfacesarereadytoreceiveguttersanddownspouts.
D. Ifsubstratepreparationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactory
preparationbeforeproceeding.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Cleanandrepairifnecessaryanyadjoiningworkonwhichthisworkisinanywaydependentforits
properinstallation.
C. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultfor
thesubstrateundertheprojectconditions.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
B. Installguttersusingappropriatehangerstoallownormalexpansionandcontraction.
C. Installgutterhangersusingtwo11/4inch(32mm)screwshanknailsandfastenedintosolidlumber.
D. Allguttersshallbeincontinuouslengthforeachelevation(run).Noendlapsareallowed.
E. Exercisecareinplacingaluminumincontactwithotherdissimilarmetalsormaterialsthatarenot
compatiblewithaluminum.
F. Providingadequateinsulation/separationwhereevernecessary,suchasbypaintingorotherwise
protectingwhentheyareincontactwithaluminumorwhendrainagefromthempassesoveraluminum
surfaces.
G. Installsealantswhereindicatedtocleandrysurfacesonlywithoutskipsorvoids.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
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SECTION077126REGLETS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Reglets
1. CembonitFiberCementPanels
2. GypsumBoardSystems
3. KerdiBoard
4. RoughCarpentry
B. RelatedSections
1. Section061000RoughCarpentry
2. Section071300SheetWaterproofing
3. Section074456MineralFiberReinforcedCementitiousPanels
4. Section092900GypsumBoard
1.02 SUBMITTALS
A. ShopDrawings:Submitcompleteshopdrawingsindicatingquantities,finishes,dimensionsand
attachmentrelationships
B. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.

2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.

3. Installationmethods.

4. Markmanufacturersbrochurestoincludeonlythoseproductsproposedforuse.
C. DetailDrawings:
1. Submitapprovedplan,section,elevationorisometricdrawingswhichdetailtheappropriate
methodsforallterminationconditionsfoundontheproject.

2. CoordinateapproveddrawingswithlocationsfoundontheContractDrawings.
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A. Applicablestandards;standardsofthefollowing,asreferencedherein:
1. AluminumAssociation(AA).
2. AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials(ASTM).

B. Allowabletolerancesinhorizontalplanes:
1. Variationfromlevel:+1/8"in12'0".

C. Allowabletolerancesinframedverticalconstruction.
1. Position:+1/4"maximumvariationfromdesignposition.

2. Alignment:1/8"in8'0";1/4"maximuminanycontinuouswall,lineorsurface.
1.04 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Stackaccessoriesoffflooronpalletsorsimilarplatformsprovidingcontinuoussupportforaccessoriesto
preventsagging.Stackaccessoriessothatlonglengthsarenotovershortlengths.
B. Donotoverloadfloorsystems.
C. Handlecomponentstoavoidracking,twisting,dentingorscratchingoffinishedsurfaces.
D. Handlematerialstopreventdamagetosurfaces,edgesandendsofsheetmetalitems.Rejectand
removedamagedmaterialfromsite.
1.05 WARRANTY
A. Providemanufacturerswarrantyagainstdefectsinmaterialandworkmanshipforaperiodofoneyear.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:FryRegletCorporation,locatedat12342HawkinsSt.SantaFeSprings,CA,90670.
Phone8002379773.Fax8002004397.www.fryreglet.com
B. Substitutions:AllowedwithverificationbyArchitectthatsubstitutedproductmeetsprojectrequirements.
2.02 MATERIALSANDFINISH:
A. Anodizedfinish:Architectural200R1mediumetch(AAM32c10A21),clearcolor.
2.03 PROFILES
A. InsideCorner
1. Acceptableproduct:NumberFCPInsideCorner
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1. Acceptableproduct:NumberFCPOutsideCorner
C. VerticalRetainer
1. Acceptableproduct:NumberFCPVertRet
D. HorizontalTrim
1. Acceptableproduct:NumberFCPHorizontal
2.04 SCOPE/APPLICATION
A. ExteriorSkinSystem:Provideaterminationcapfor5/16CembonitPanels
B. InteriorCladdingSystem:ProvideaterminationcapforFiberReinforcedCementPanels.
C. InteriorFinishing:ProvideatransitionpointbetweenFiberReinforcedCementPanelsandany
surroundinginteriorfinishes.
2.05 FABRICATION
A. Aluminumframingcomponentstobefactorymiteredandweldedtoformsubassembliesincluding2way,3
wayand4wayintersections,insideandoutsidecornersandcustomintersectionsasdetailedin
manufacturersshopdrawings.Wallcladdingsystemshallbecapableofprovidingeitherafinelinejoint,ora
revealjoint,withananodizedaluminumexposedelementborderingeachpanelhorizontally,verticallyorin
bothdirectionsinaccordancewithArchitecturaldrawings.Allotherdetails,includingbase,head,corners,
intersectionsetc.shallbefabricatedinaccordancewiththeArchitecturaldrawings.
B. Infillpanelsshallbeinstalledinanonprogressivemannerandmustbepointaccessible.Panelsshallbeaffixed
toframeworkwithcoextrudedclipshavinganindependentlabcertificationpulloutloadingof10poundsper
inchofattachment.
2.06 ACCESSORIES
A. RefertothefollowingSections:
1. Section050523MetalFastenings

2. Section074456MineralFiberReinforcedCementitiousPanels
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilpanelsareverifiedasdry,flat,andrigid.
B. Ifpanelinstallationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactory
preparationbeforeproceeding.
C. Verifydimensionsofwallpanelspriortoinstallationtoassurecompatibilitywithjobsiteconditions.
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3.02 INSTALLATION
A. 5/16FiberCementPanels:Installpanelaccessoriesinaccordancewithpanelmanufacturers
supplementalinstallationdetailsforcommercialapplicationsandasfollows:
1. Insideandoutsidecornertrim:Installatdesignatedcorners.
2. Verticalretainer:Installbetween5/16fibercementpanels.
3. HorizontalTrim:Installathorizontaljointsasindicatedondrawings.
3.03 CLEANINGANDPROTECTION
A. Visuallyinspectallexposedsurfacesforscratchesorblemishes.Protectionofcomponentsandcoupled
wallpanelsbyothertradesafterinstallationshallbetheresponsibilityoftheGeneralContractor.
B. ProtectaccessoriesfromdamageuntildateofSubstantialCompletion.Replaceaccessorieswhich
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PART1GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:
1. Clearsealant
2. Caulking
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section074456MineralfiberreinforcedCementitiousPanels
2. Section074625Siding
3. Section075000MembraneRoofing
4. Section075300ElastomericMembraneRoofing
5. Section085113AluminumWindows
6. Section088000Glazing
1.02 REFERENCES
A. ASTMInternational(ASTM):
1. ASTMC661StandardTestMethodforIndentationHardnessofElastomericTypeSealantsbyMeans
ofaDurometer.
2. ASTMC679StandardTestMethodforTackFreeTimeofElastomericSealants.
3. ASTMC719StandardTestMethodforAdhesionandCohesionofElastomericJointSealantsUnder
CyclicMovement(HockmanCycle).
4. ASTMC794StandardTestMethodforTackFreeTimeofElastomericSealants.
5. ASTMC920ElastomericJointSealants.
6. ASTMC1135StandardTestMethodforDeterminingTensileAdhesionPropertiesofStructural
Sealants.
7. ASTMC1193StandardGuideforUseofJointSealants.
8. ASTMC1248StandardTestMethodforStainingPorousSubstratebyJointSealants.
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9. ASTMC1330CylindricalSealantBackingforUsewithColdLiquidAppliedSealants.
10. ASTMD412StandardTestMethodforVulcanizedRubberandThermoplasticRubbersand
ThermoplasticElastomersTension.
11. ASTMD2202StandardTestMethodforSlumpofSealants.
12. ASTME119(UL263)StandardTestMethodforFireTestsofBuildingConstructionandMaterials.
B. GovernmentServicesAdministration(GSA),CommercialItemDescriptions(CID):
1. GSACIDAA272ASealingCompound:SiliconeRubberBase(ForCaulking,Sealing,andGlazingin
BuildingsandOtherStructures).

2. GSACIDAA1556SealingCompoundElastomericType,SingleComponent(ForCaulking,Sealing,
andGlazinginBuildingsandOtherStructures).

C. InternationalMaritimeOrganization(IMO/MED).
1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:

1. Productdataforsiliconesealant,primer,jointbacking,andotheraccessories.Includematerialsafety
datasheets(MSDSs)andcertificationsshowingcompliancewithspecifiedstandards.

2. Shopdrawingsdetailingsealantjointsandindicatingjointdimensions,materials,sealantprofile,and
sizelimitations.

3. ManufacturerscolorchartforselectionbyArchitect.

4. Manufacturersinstructionsforinstallationandfieldqualitycontroltesting.

5. CopyofwarrantiesspecifiedinParagraph1.5forreviewbyArchitect.
.
B. SelectionSamples:Foreachfinishproductspecified,twocompletesetsofcolorchipsrepresenting
manufacturer'sfullrangeofavailablecolorsandpatterns.
C. VerificationSamples:Foreachfinishproductspecified,twosamples,minimum size6inches(150mm)
square,representingactualproduct,color,andpatterns.
1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. Performworkinaccordancetoprojectspecifications.
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1.05 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Delivermaterialstositeinmanufacturer'soriginal,unopenedcontainersandpackaging,withlabels
clearlyidentifying:
1. 790SiliconeBuildingSealant.

2. DowCorning.

3. Sealantcolor.

4. Sealantbatchorlotnumber.

5. Sealantusebeforedate.
B. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
C. Storeanddisposeofsolventbasedmaterials,andmaterialsusedwithsolventbasedmaterials,in
accordancewithrequirementsoflocalauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.
1. Storematerialsinaclean,dryareaindoorsinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.

2. Storesealantswithintemperaturerangeinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.

3. Keepcontainerssealeduntilreadyforuse.

4. Donotusematerialsaftermanufacturer'susebeforedate.
1.06 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Maintainenvironmentalconditions(temperature,humidity,andventilation)withinlimitsrecommendedby
manufacturerforoptimumresults.Donotinstallproductsunderenvironmentalconditionsoutside
manufacturer'sabsolutelimits.
1. Donotapplysealantstosurfacesthatarewet,damp,orcontainfrost.

2. Donotapplysealantswhenairorsurfacetemperatureisbelow35degreesF.

3. Usecautionwhenapplyingsealantswhenairorsurfacetemperatureisabove120degreesF.
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2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. DowCorningCorporation,P.O.Box994,Midland,MI486860994;(800)2482481;
www.dowcorning.com/construction.

B. Substitutions:Allowedifmeetsprojectrequirementsandhasbeenapprovedbyarchitect.
2.02 SEALANT
A. Type:Onecomponent,ultralowmodulus,neutralcuresiliconerubbersealant;DowCorning

790Silicone
BuildingSealant,asmanufacturedbyDowCorningCorporation.

B. Compliance:Sealantshallmeetorexceedrequirementsofthesestandards:

1. ASTMC920,TypeS,GradeNS,Class100/50,UseT,NT,G,M,A,andO.

2. GSACIDAA272A.

3. GSACIDAA1556.

C. Color:[Adobetan][Black][Bronze][Bluespruce][Charcoal][Dustyrose][Gray][Naturalstone][Precast
white][Rusticbrick][Sandstone][_____][CustomcolorasdesignatedbyArchitect].

D. Shelflife:12months.

E. Applicationtemperaturerange:Minus20toplus120degreesF.

F. Tackfreetime:1hourat50percentrelativehumidity,testedinaccordancewithASTMC679.

G. Workingtime:10to20minutes.

H. Curingtimeat3/8inchdepth:7to14daysat77degreesFand50percentrelativehumidity.

I. Flow,sag,orslumpin3incheswidejoint:None,whentestedinaccordancewithASTMD2202.

J. Volatileorganiccompound(VOC)content:43grams/litermaximum.

K. Curedsealantpropertiesafter21daysat77degreesFand50percentrelativehumidity.

1. Jointmovementcapability:Plus100percentextensionand50percentcompression,testedin
accordancewithASTMC719.

2. Hardness:15durometerhardness,ShoreA,testedinaccordancewithASTMC661.

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3. PropertiestestedinaccordancewithASTMD412:

a. Ultimatetensilestrength:[100psi][0.07kgpersquaremm].

b. Ultimateelongation:1,600percent.

4. Minimumpeelstrength:[15ppi][2.67kg/cm],testedinaccordancewithASTMC794.

5. Properties,testedinaccordancewithASTMC1135:

a. Adhesionat25percentextension:15psi.

b. Adhesionat50percentextension:20psi.

6. Weatheringafter22,400hours,testedinaccordancewithASTMC1135usingQUVWeatherometer:

a. At25percentextension:30psi.

b. At50percentextension:40psi.

7. Stainingafter14daysat50percentcompression,158degreesF:Noneonconcrete,granite,
limestone,andbrick,whentestedinaccordancewithASTMC1248.
2.03 CAULKING
A. Caulkingshallbeformulatedonecomponent,moisturecureexhibitinghightensilestrength,permanently
elastic,lowmodulusandapaintablesurfaceaftercure.
1. HeatResistance:Longtermexposuretotemperaturesgreaterthan194degreesFwilldecrease
tensilestrengthovertime.Donotuseinapplicationswherethetemperatureswillcontinuously
exceed194degreesF.

2.04 ACCESSORIES
A. Substrateprimer:Asrecommendedforprojectconditionsandprovidedbysiliconesealantmanufacturer.

B. Sealantbacking:ProvidebackingcomplyingwithASTMC1330

1. Size:Greaterthanjointopeningby25percentminimum.

C. Bondbreakertape:Providetapetopreventadhesiontojointfillersorjointsurfacesatbackofjointand
allowsealantmovement.

1. Type:Polyethyleneorotherplastictaperecommendedbysealantmanufacturer.
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D. Maskingtape:Nonstaining,nonabsorbenttypecompatiblewithsiliconesealantandadjacentsurfaces.
PART3EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Preparesubstratesandapplysiliconesealantinaccordancewithmanufacturersinstructions.

B. Handle,store,andapplymaterialsincompliancewithapplicableregulationsandmaterialsafetydata
sheets(MSDSs).

1. Donotusesiliconesealantfor:

2. Belowgradeapplications.

3. Surfacestobeimmersedinwaterforprolongedtime.

4. Brassandcoppersurfaces.

5. Materialsbleedingoils,plasticizers,andsolvents.

6. Structuralglazingandadhesive.

7. Surfacestobepainted.

8. Surfacesindirectcontactwithfood.

C. Medicalandpharmaceuticalapplications.Donotapplyintotallyconfinedspaceswithoutventilationfor
curing.

3.02 PREPARATION
A. Inspectexistingjointstoberepaired.Ensuresurfacesareclean,dry,andfreeoffrost,dust,dirt,grease,oil,
curingcompounds,formreleaseagents,laitance,efflorescence,mildew,andpreviousfilmsandcoatings.

B. Adhesiontest:ApplysiliconesealanttosmallareaandperformadhesiontestinaccordancewithASTM
C1193,MethodA,todetermineifprimerisrequiredtoachieveadequateadhesion.Ifnecessary,apply
primeratrateandinaccordancewithmanufacturersinstructions.Allowprimertodry.

C. Masking:Applymaskingtapeasrequiredtoprotectadjacentsurfacesandtoensurestraightbeadlineand
facilitatecleaning.
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A. Sealantbacking:Installwithoutgaps,twisting,stretching,orpuncturingbackingmaterial.Usegageto
ensureuniformdepthtoachievecorrectprofile,coverage,andperformance.

B. Bondbreaker:Installonbacksideofjointwherebackingisnotfeasible.

C. Sealant:

1. Usesealantdispensingequipmenttopushsealantbeadintoopening.Filljointopeningtofulland
properconfiguration.Applyincontinuousoperation.

2. Beforeskinningorcuringbegins,toolsealantwithmetalspatula.Provideconcave,smooth,uniform,
sealantfinish.Eliminateairpocketsandensurecompletecontactonbothsidesofjointopening.Tool
jointsinonecontinuousstroke.

D. Completehorizontaljointspriortoverticaljoints.Lapverticalsealantoverhorizontaljoints.

E. Cleaning:Removemaskingtapeandexcesssealant.

3.04 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL

A. PerformadhesiontestsinaccordancewithmanufacturersinstructionsandASTMC1193,MethodA,Field
AppliedSealantJointHandPullTab.

1. Forsealantsappliedbetweendissimilarmaterials,testbothsidesofjoint.

B. Sealantsfailingadhesiontestshallberemoved,substratescleaned,sealantsreinstalled,andretesting
performed.

C. MaintaintestlogandsubmitreporttoArchitectindicatingtests,locations,dates,results,andremedial
actions.

3.05 PROTECTION
A. Protectsealantsinjointsfromdamageuntilfullycured.
B. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
C. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.
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SECTION081116ALUMINUMDOORS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:AluminumFramedDoors
B. RelatedRequirements:
1. Division088000Glazing
2. Division087100DoorHardware
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:
1. WesternWindowSystems;Series900ThermallyBrokenInswingHingedDoor

2. WesternWindowSystems;Series900ThermallyBrokenOutswingHingedDoor
2.02 MATERIALS
A. Frames:
1. Commercialquality6063T5alloyandtemperextrudedaluminum.

2. 2.79NarrowStilewith2.90toprailand4.18bottomrail.
B. Finishes:
1. BronzedAnodizedFinish
C. Hardware:
1. Hardwareshallbeblack/bronzed.

2. Alldoorsshalluse.5CommercialthresholdtocomplywithADAStandards.
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2.03 CONSTRUCTION
A. Door frame members shall be neatly fitted and mechanically joined at the corners using plated or stainless
steelscrews.
B. Doorrailsshallbedesignedtonestwithstilestoeliminatedaylightandshineatcutedge.
C. DoorPanelstilesandrailsshallbefullhollow(tubular)extrusionswithanominalthicknessof.125.
D. Glazingwillbesecuredwithextrudedaluminumsnapinstopsthatcanberemovedforreglazing.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. InstallationshallbeinaccordancewithpublishedtechniquesfromWesternWindowSystems.
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:Flushwooddoors.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. PRODUCTS:
1. GrahamDoors;FlushWoodEarthDoor
B. MATERIALS
1. Finishes:WhiteOak
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Siteverificationofsubstrateconditions,whichhavebeenpreviouslycompletedareacceptablefortheproduct
installationinstructionsinaccordancewithmanufacturersspecifications.
B. Verify that door frame openings are constructed plumb, true and level before beginning installation process.
Selectfastenersofadequatetype,numberandqualitytoperformtheintendedfunctions.
C. Remove protective packaging just prior to installation. Installer shall be experienced in performing work
required and shall be specialized in the installation of work similar to that required for this project. Comply
with manufacturers product data, including product technical bulletins, product catalog installation
instructionsandproductpackaginginstructionsforinstallation.
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SECTION083323OVERHEADCOILINGDOORS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:FullWeatherSealedRollingServiceDoor.
1.02 WARRANTY
A. DoorWarranty:Provideoneyearwrittenwarrantyfromdateofinstallationagainstdeficienciesduetodefects
inmaterialsorworkmanship.Installeragreestorepairorreplaceanydefectsinmaterialsorworkmanship.

B. ProjectWarranty:RefertoConditionsoftheContractforprojectwarrantyprovisions.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:
1. CooksonDoors.;PushupCounterDoor
2.02 MATERIALS
A. FerrousMetal
1. Torecieveafactoryappliedcoatofprimerandifzincorcadiumcoatedaprepainttreatmentistobe
appliedtotheprimer.
B. NonFerrousMetal
1. TobeFinishedasnotedondrawings
C. CorrosionResistantSteel
1. TobeFinishedasnotedondrawings
2.03 CURTAIN
A. InterlockingSlat
1. TobeConfiguration,Thickness,andMaterialshownonCooksondrawings.
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B. GrilleSection
1. Tobeconstructedtothepattern,material,andspacingasnotedonCooksondrawings.
2.04 LOCKINGDEVISES
A. NonlockingTubularBoltMountedwithinbottombar.Operablefromonesideonly.
2.05 GUIDES
A. GuideSectionstobeextrudedaluminumtobetheconfigurationandgaugeasshownonCooksondrawings.
2.06 BRACKETS
A. Tobemadeofmillsteel.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION

A. Verifythatdimensionsarecorrectandprojectconditionsareinaccordancewithmanufacturersinstallation
instructions;donotproceedwithinstallationuntilunacceptableconditionshavebeencorrected.

3.02 INSTALLATION

A. Installunitsinaccordancewithmanufacturersinstructions.

B. Ensurethatunitsareinstalledplumbandtrue,freeofwarportwist,andwithintolerancesspecifiedby
manufacturerforsmoothoperation.

3.03 FIELDTESTING

A. Testdoorsforregularoperation.

3.04 DEMONSTRATION

A. InstructtheOwnerspersonnelincorrectoperationandmaintenanceofunits.

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A. Cleanunitsinaccordancewithmanufacturersinstructions.

B. Restoreslightblemishesinfinishesinaccordancewithmanufacturersinstructionstomatchoriginalfinish.
RemoveandprovidenewunitswhererepairsarenotacceptabletotheArchitect.

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SECTION083513.13ACCORDIANFOLDINGDOORS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:BiFoldingDoors
B. RelatedRequirements:
1. Division088000Glazing
2. Division087100DoorHardware
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:
1. WesternWindowSystems;Series9500BiFoldingDoorThermallyBrokenOutswing
2.02 MATERIALS
A. Frames
1. Commercialquality6063T5alloyandtemperextrudedaluminum.
2. 4.5Framewidth2.25x3.5Stilewith1.5threshold
B. Finishes
1. DarkBronzedAnodizedFinish
C. Hardware
1. DoorframeshalluseCentorE3Hardware.
2. DoorHardwareshallbeBlack/Bronzed
2.03 CONSTRUCTION
A. DoorFramemembersshallbeneatlyfittedandmechanicallyjoinedatthecornersusingplatedorstainless
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B. Doorstilesshallbefabricatedtoachieveaninterlocksystemthatengagestherailsandissecuredwithatie
rodassemblytoensureapermanentrigidconnectionatthetopandbottomcornersofthedoorpanel.
C. Glazingwillbesecuredwithextrudedaluminumsnapinstopsthatcanberemovedforreglazing.

PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. InstallationshallbeinaccordancewithpublishedtechniquesfromWesternWindowSystems.

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SECTION085113ALUMINUMWINDOWS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:Aluminumframedwindows.
B. RelatedRequirements:
1. Division088000Glazing
2. Division087100DoorHardware
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products
1. WesternWindowSystems;Series700Thermallybrokenfixedwindow.
2.02 MATERIALS
A. FRAMES
1. Commercialquality6063T5alloyandtemperextrudedaluminum.

B. FINISHES
1. DarkBronzedAnodizedFinish
2.03 CONSTRUCTION
A. Allframeandsashmembersshallbemiteredandmechanicallyjoinedwithcrimpedaluminumcornerkeysand
sealedwithahighgradesiliconesealant
C. Casementsashcornersshallalsobeweldedwhentheframewidthexceeds30.
D. Structuralframeandsashmembersshallbefullhollow(tubular)extrusions.
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E. Glazingwillbesecuredwithextrudedaluminumsnapinstopsthatcanberemovedforreglazing.
PART2 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A.InstallationshallbeinaccordancewithpublishedtechniquesfromWesternWindowSystems.
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SECTION087100DOORHARDWARE
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:
1. Concealedresidentialdoorhinges.
2. Leversetsforstandarddutyinterioruse.
3. Tophungslidingdoorsystems
4. Straightandcurvedtrackslidingdoors.
5. Straightandcurvedtrackslidingwallsandpartitions.
6. Multiplepanel,straighttrackfoldingdoorsandwalls.
B. RelatedRequirements:
1. Section051200StructuralSteel:Tracksupports.
2. Section081200AluminumDoorsandFrames
3. Section082110FlushWoodDoors
4. Section087100DoorHardware:Cylinderlocks,pulls.
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. SubmitunderprovisionsofSection013000.
B. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.
2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
3. Installationmethods.
C. ShopDrawings:
1. Includeplans,elevations,sections,andsupportingdetails.
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2. Include details of equipment assemblies. Indicate dimensions, weights, loads, required clearances,
methodoffieldassembly,components,andlocationandsizeofeachfieldconnection.
3. Detailfabricationandassemblyofdoorandtrackinstallations.
4. Vibration Isolation Base Details: Detail fabrication including anchorages and attachments to structure
and to supported equipment. Include adjustable motor bases, rails, and frames for equipment
mounting.
5. Includediagramsforpower,signal,andcontrolwiring.
D. Samples:Foreachfinishproductspecified,twocompletesetsofcolorchipsrepresentingmanufacturer'sfull
rangeofavailablecolorsandfinishes.
E. Component Samples: For each finish product specified, two samples, minimum size 6 inches (150 mm) long,
representingactualproduct,color,andfinish.
F. ManufacturersCertificates:Certifyproductsmeetorexceedspecifiedrequirements.
1.03 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:Approvedbyhardwaresupplier.
1.04 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinmanufacturersunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
B. Storeindry,protected,wellventilatedareaandprotectfromdamage.
1.05 WARRANTY
A. Manufacturers Warranty: Manufacturer agrees to repair or replace TECTUS TE 240 3D, Seattle TER46Q, and
HAWAJunior80/Zthatfail(s)inmaterialsorworkmanshipwithinspecifiedwarrantyperiod.
1. WarrantyPeriod:HafeleHAWAJunior80/Z2yearsfromdateofSubstantialCompletion.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1. HafeleHAWAJunior80/ZSlidingDoorAssembly
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B. Manufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsbythefollowing:
1. AcceptableManufacturer:HafeleAmericaCo.,whichislocatedat:3901CheyenneDr.P.O.Box4000;
Archdale,NC27263;TollFreeTel:8884377477;Tel:3364348136;Email:requestinfo
(Info_us@hafeleamericas.com);Web:www.hafele.com/us
2. Substitutions:Notpermitted.
2.02 SLIDINGANDFOLDINGDOORANDWALLHARDWARE
A. HardwareforSlidingWoodDoorsandWalls:HawaJunior;toptrack,twowheeledtrolleyswithhighdensity
nylonwheels,capacityasrecommendedbymanufacturerforsizeandweightofdoorpanels;mountingand
configurationasindicatedondrawings.
B. OpeningandClosingForce:Notmorethan5.2poundsforce(23n)toADArequirementcertifiedby
independenttestinglaboratory.
C. FloorGuide:Surfacemounted,runningingrooveinbottomofdoor.
D. Stops:Wallmountedrubberbumpers;trackstopforeachpanel,withadjustablecatch.
E. Locks:HawaSilentStop,withboltlockingintotoptrack,thumbturnsbothsidesatapproximately36inches
(915mm)abovefloor;mortisedintoedgeofdoor.
F. Accessories:Provideallcomponentsrecommendedbyhardwaremanufacturerorrequiredtoachievea
completeinstallation.
G. Fasteners:Provideallfastenersrequired,oftyperecommendedbyhardwaremanufacturer.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examineallproductsspecifiedabovebeforeinstallation.Rejectanyproductsthatarewet,moisturedamaged,
molddamaged,scratched,damaged,ornonfunctional.
B. Donotbegininstallationuntilsupportandfloorsubstrateshavebeenproperlycompleted.
C. Verifythatstructuralsupportsarelevelandofadequatestrengthtosupporttheappliedloads.
D. Verifyopeningdimensionspriortofabricationandassembly.
E. NotifyArchitectofunsatisfactoryconditions.
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3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultforthe
substrateundertheprojectconditions.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
B. Installhardwarelevel,plumb,sure,trueandstraight.
C. Adjusthardwareasnecessarytoensuresmooth,quiet,andeffortlessoperationandsafety.
D. Cleantrackandhardwaresurfacesbeforehangingslidingdoors.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.Replacedamagedproductsthat
cannotberepairedtooriginalcondition.

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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:
1. Straightandcurvedtrackforslidingpartitions.
2. Straighttrackfortophungslidingdoorsystem.
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section051200StructuralSteelFraming
2. Section081116AluminumDoorsandFrames
1.02 PREINSTALLATIONMEETINGS
A. PreinstallationConference:ConductconferenceatprojectsiteinTempe,AZ.
1.03 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. SubmitunderprovisionsofSection013100.
B. ProductData:Manufacturersdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationsinstructionsandrecommendations.
2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
3. Installationmethods.
C. Shop Drawings: Submit drawings that document layout, profiles, product components, anchorage details,
trackmountingandsupport,andadjoininginterfaceconstruction.

D. Samples:Foreachexposedproductandforeachcolorandtexturespecified.
1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:Fabricatorofproducts.
1.05 WARRANTY
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A. Manufacturer's Warranty: Manufacturer agrees to repair or replace components of product(s) that fail(s) in
materialsorworkmanshipwithinspecifiedwarrantyperiod.

PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsthefollowing:
1. HafeleSinglerunningtrackforSlidoClassicDoor,predrilled94043931
a) 1.22x1.3(WxH)
b) Length:9101/8
c) Material:Aluminum
d) Finish:Bright
2. HafeleTophungslidingtrack
a) Height:29/16
b) Material:Aluminum
c) Finish:Anodized
B. Manufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsbythefollowing:
C. Acceptable Manufacturer: Hafele America Co., which is located at: 3901 Cheyenne Dr. P.O. Box 4000 ;
Archdale, NC 27263; Toll Free Tel: 8884377477; Tel: 3364348136; Email: request info
(Info_us@hafeleamericas.com);Web:www.hafele.com/us

2.02 ACCESSORIES
A. HafeleMountingbracketwithscrewnutforsingletrack94042061
1. Material:Steel
2. Finish:Galvanized
B. HafeleClippanelforsingletrack94043130
1. Height:2.67
2. Length:9101/8
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3. Material:Aluminum
4. Finish:Silvercolored,anodized
C. HafeleStandardfloorguide
1. Length:9101/8
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examineproductsspecifiedabovebeforeinstallation.Rejectanyproductsthatarewet,moisturedamaged,or
molddamaged.

B. Donotbegininstallationuntilsupportandfloorsubstrateshavebeenproperlycompleted.
C. Verifythatstructuralsupportsarelevelandofadequatestrengthtosupporttheappliedloads.
D. Verifyopeningdimensionspriortofabricationandassembly.
E. NotifyArchitectofunsatisfactoryconditions.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Prepare surfaces using the methods recommended by the manufacturer for achieving the best result for the
substrateundertheprojectconditions.

3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturersinstructions.
B. Installhardwarelevel,plumb,sure,trueandstraight.
C. Adjusthardwareasnecessarytoensuresmooth,quiet,andeffortlessoperationandsafety.
D. Cleantrackandhardwaretoensuresmooth,quiet,andeffortlessoperationandsafety.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Hardware and track components shall be protected from damage and stored in a dry, wellventilated area.
Immediately report any damaged material to carrier that made the delivery and note such damage on the
carriersfreightbilloflading.

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B. Precautions shall be taken during construction to ensure that hardware is not damaged. Do not install
damagedgoods.Damagedcomponentsshallbereplaced.

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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:Glazing
B. Relatedsections:
1. Division081116SectionAluminumDoors:
2. Division083513.13SectionAccordionfoldingdoors
3. Division085113SectionAluminumWindows
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:
1. WesternWindowSystems;DUOPANEglass
2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. CapacitiesandCharacteristics:
1. Glazingshallhavesolarban70.
2. ShallconformtoASTME77497SpecificationforSealedInsulatedGlass.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Installedbymanufacturer
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SECTION089500VENTS

PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludesintakeandexhaustgrillesforthehotwaterheaterandtheenergyrecoveryventilation
locatedinthemechanicalroom.ThissectionalsoIncludesintakeandexhaustdiffusersforinteriorvents.

PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. ThefollowingproductsmaybepurchasedbyRenewAire(4510HelgesenDriveMadison,WI53718;800627
4499;renewaire.com):
1. 6LouveredWallCap,Model:VB106/VW106
B. ThefollowingproductsmaybepurchasedbyLowesorequivalent:
1. Accord24x6WhiteReturnGrille,Model:ABRGWH246
C. Titus;
1. Flowbar;FL30
2. MLR391Slot
3. MLR394Slot
4. MLR381Slot
2.02 SYSTEMDESCRIPTION
A. ElectricalComponents,Devices,andAccessories:ListedandlabeledasdefinedinNFPA70,byaqualified
testingagency,andmarkedforintendedlocationandapplication.
B. HotWaterHeaterIntakeGrille
1. Description:Horizontallouveredintakegrillewithacleanablemetalscreenthatcanaccommodatea
250cfmvolumetricflowrate
2. Model:ABRGWH246
3. Area:equivalentto1ft2
4. Material:allsteelconstruction
5. Finish:white
6. DuctConnection:6diameter
C. HotWaterHeaterExhaustGrille
1. Description:Horizontallouveredexhaustgrillewithacleanablemetalscreen
2. Model:ABRGWH246
3. Area:equivalentto1ft2
4. Material:allsteelconstruction
5. Finish:white
6. DuctConnection:6diameter
D. EnergyRecoveryVentilationIntakeGrille
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1. Description:Louveredintakegrillewithacleanablemetalscreenthatcanaccommodatea90cfm
volumetricflowrate
2. Model:VB106/VW106
3. Dimensions:9by9
4. Material:Vinyl
5. Finish:White
6. DuctConnection:6diameter
E. EnergyRecoveryVentilationExhaustGrille
1. Description:Louveredexhaustgrillewithacleanablemetalscreen
2. Model:VB106/VW106
3. Dimensions:9by9
4. Material:Vinyl
5. Finish:White
6. DuctConnection:6diameter

F. AirHandlerIntake
1. Description:VentopeningforairintaketoAirHandler.
2. Model:Flowbar;FL30
3. Dimension:22x6
4. Material:Steel
G. AirHandlerDiffuser
1. Description:VentdiffuserforairintaketoAirHandler.
2. Model:MLR39:4Slots
3. Dimension:22x6
4. Material:Steel
H. AirHandlerDiffuser
1. Description:VentdiffuserforairintaketoAirHandler.
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2. Model:MLR39:1Slots
3. Dimension:12x23/8
4. Material:Steel
I. AirHandlerDiffuser
1. Description:VentdiffuserforairintaketoAirHandler.
2. Model:MLR38:1Slots
3. Material:Steel
J. Accessories
1. InstallationComponents
2. ProtectiveMesh
3. WinterBypassValve

PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Installintakeandexhaustgrilleslevelandplumbofsizesindicatedonplansandairoutletschedules.
B. Installintakeandexhaustgrillesofthesizesandmountingtypesindicatedontheplansandoutletschedule.
C. WallMountedintakeandexhaustgrilles:Drawingsindicategeneralarrangementofducts,fittings,and
accessories.Makefinallocationswhereindicated,asmuchaspractical.Wherearchitecturalfeaturesorother
itemsconflictwithinstallation,notifyArchitectforadeterminationoffinallocation.
D. Afterinstallation,adjustgrillestoairpatternsindicated,orasdirected,beforestartingairbalancing.
E. AllgrillesshallbeperformancetestedasacompositeassemblyinfullaccordancewithASHRAEStandard70.
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SECTION092100GYPSUMANDPLASTERASSEMBLIES
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. ThisSectionincludesthefollowing:
1. GypsumPlasteronGypsumboard.
B. RelatedSectionsincludethefollowing:
1. Section092900GypsumBoard
1.02 REFERENCES
A. AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials:
1. ASTMC28:SpecificationforGypsumPlaster.
2. ASTMC472:TestMethodsforPhysicalTestingofGypsum,GypsumPlastersandGypsumConcrete.
3. ASTMC631:SpecificationforBondingCompoundsforInteriorGypsumPlastering.
4. ASTMC645:SpecificationforNonstructuralSteelFramingMembers.
5. ASTMC665:SpecificationforMineralFiberBlanketThermalInsulationforLightFrameConstructionand
ManufacturedHousing.
6. ASTMC841:SpecificationforInstallationofInteriorLathingandFurring.
7. ASTMC842:SpecificationforApplicationofInteriorGypsumPlaster.
8. ASTMC919:PracticeforUseofSealantsinAcousticalApplications.
9. ASTME90:TestMethodforlaboratoryMeasurementofAirborneSoundTransmissionLossofBuilding
PartitionsandElements.
10. ASTME119:TestMethodforFireTestsofBuildingConstructionandMaterials.
1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. General:SubmitinaccordancewithSection238000.
B. ProductData:Reviewspecificationandmanufacturersdatabeforeassembly.
1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. FireResistanceRatedAssemblyCharacteristics:Forgypsumplasterassemblieswithfireresistanceratings,
providematerialsandconstructionidenticaltothosetestedinassemblyindicatedaccordingtoASTME119by
anindependenttestingandinspectingagencyacceptabletoauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.
1. FireResistanceRatings:IndicatedbydesigndesignationsfromULFireResistanceDirectory.
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B. SoundTransmissionCharacteristics:ForgypsumplasterassemblieswithSTCratings,providematerialsand
constructionidenticaltothosetestedinassemblyindicatedaccordingtoASTME90byaqualifiedindependent
testingagency.
1.05 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Allmaterials,exceptwaterandsand,shallbedeliveredintheiroriginalunopenedpackagesandstoredinan
enclosedshelterprovidingprotectionfromdamageandexposuretotheelements.Damagedordeteriorated
materialsshallberemovedfromthesite.
1.06 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. ComplywithASTMC842requirementsorgypsumplastermanufacturer'swrittenrecommendations,whichever
aremorestringent.

PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 BASEPLASTER
A. Fireratedgypsumplasterbase,General:ComplieswithrequirementsofASTMC587StandardSpecificationfor
GypsumVeneerPlaster.
B. ManufacturerbyWesternBlendedProducts:
1. HeadquartersandMaterialProvider:CaliforniaOneKote:SacramentoStuccoCo.1550ParkwayBlvd,
WestSacramento,CA955691.Telephone:(916)3727442.Fax:(916)3724836.Website:
http://www.westernblended.com
2. Application:ofthickplaster,premixedmixture,justaddwater.
a. Application:bondedtogypsumboard.
b. Mixturemustbeappliedin40minutes.
2.02 FINISHPLASTER
A. FinishPlaster.ComplieswithrequirementsofASTMC587StandardSpecificationforGypsumVeneerPlaster.
2.03 ONECOATGYPSUMPLASTER
A. VeneerPlaster.ComplieswithrequirementsofASTMC587StandardSpecificationforGypsumVeneerPlaster.
2.04 ACCESSORIES
A. General:ComplywithASTMC841andcoordinatedepthoftrimandaccessorieswiththicknessesandnumberof
plastercoatsrequired.
B. ZincandZincCoated(Galvanized)Accessories:
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1. Cornerite:Fabricatedfromexpandedmetallathwithmanufacturer'sstandardcorrosionresistantzinc
coating,unlessotherwiseindicated.
2. Striplath:Fabricatedfromexpandedmetallathwithmanufacturer'sstandardcorrosionresistantzinc
coating,unlessotherwiseindicated.
3. CornerBeads:Fabricatedfromzincorzinccoated(galvanized)steel.
a. Smallnosecornerbeadwithexpandedflanges;useunlessotherwise indicated.
b. Bullnosecornerbead,radius3/4inchminimum,withexpandedflanges;useatlocations
indicatedonDrawings.
4. CasingBeads:Fabricatedfromzincorzinccoated(galvanized)steel;squareedgedstyle;withexpanded
flanges.
5. ControlJoints:Fabricatedfromzincorzinccoated(galvanized)steel;onepiecetype,foldedpairof
unperforatedscreedsinMshapedconfiguration;withperforatedflangesandremovableprotective
tapeonplasterfaceofcontroljoint.
6. ExpansionJoints:Fabricatedfromzincorzinccoated(galvanized)steel;foldedpairofunperforated
screedsinMshapedconfiguration;withexpandedflanges.
7. TwoPieceExpansionJoints:Fabricatedfromzincorzinccoated(galvanized)steel;formedtoproduce
slipjointandsquareedgedrevealthatisadjustablefrom1/4to5/8inchwide;withperforated
flanges.
C. AluminumTrim:ExtrudedaccessoriesofprofilesanddimensionsindicatedonDrawings.
2.05 MISCELLANEOUSMATERIALS
A. WaterforMixingandFinishingPlaster:Potableandfreeofsubstancescapableofaffectingplastersetorof
damagingplaster,lath,oraccessories.
B. BondingCompound:ASTMC631.
2.06 FINISHCOATPLASTERMATERIALS
A. GypsumReadyMixedFinishPlaster:Manufacturer'sstandard,millmixed,gauged,interiorfinish.
B. HighStrengthGypsumGaugingPlaster:ASTMC28,withaminimum,average,drycompressivestrengthof5000
psiperASTMC472foraneatmix.
2.07 PLASTERMIXES
A. General:ComplywithASTMC842andmanufacturer'swritteninstructionsforapplicationsindicated.
B. FinishCoatMixforSmoothTroweledFinishes:[1partCaliforniaOneKotegypsumplasterto2partswater]
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C. FinishCoatMixforSprayedFinishes:Gypsumreadymixedfinishplaster.

PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examineareasandsubstrates,withInstallerpresent,andincludingroofframingandsubstrateassembly,for
compliancewithrequirementsandotherconditionsaffectingperformance.
B. Proceedwithinstallationonlyafterunsatisfactoryconditionshavebeencorrected.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Protectadjacentworkfromsoiling,spattering,moisturedeterioration,andotherharmfuleffectscausedby
plastering.
3.03 INSTALLATION,GENERAL
A. FireResistanceRatedAssemblies:Installcomponentsaccordingtorequirementsfordesigndesignationsfrom
listingorganizationandpublicationindicatedonDrawings.
B. STCRatedAssemblies:MustbecompliantwithSTCratingforstaggeredstud,between4647.Installcomponents
accordingtorequirementsfordesigndesignationsfromlistingorganizationandpublicationindicatedon
Drawings.
1. Sealconstructionatperimeters,behindcontrolandexpansionjoints,andatopeningsandpenetrations
withacontinuousbeadofacousticalsealant.Installacousticalsealantatbothfacesofpartitionsat
perimetersandthroughpenetrations.
2. ComplywithASTMC919andmanufacturer'swrittenrecommendationsforlocatingedgetrimand
closingoffsoundflankingpathsaroundorthroughassemblies,includingsealingpartitionsabove
acousticalceilings.
C. ForPlasterBondingagent(BrownCoat):SurfacePreparation
1. SurfacestoreceiveBondingmaterialonBEKAsystemMUSTBESTRUCTURALLYSOUNDANDCLEAN,free
fromloosematerial,dust,dirt,oil,grease,wax,loosepaint,mildew,rust,laitance,orefflorescence.
Formreleaseagents,curingcompounds,hardeners,andsealers.
3.04 INSTALLINGSTEELFRAMING,GENERAL
A. General:ComplywithrequirementsinASTMC841forapplicationsindicated.
1. ComplywithASTMC754forinstallationofitemsnotaddressedinASTMC841.
B. Installsupplementaryframing,blocking,andbracingatterminationsinplasterassembliestosupportfixtures,
equipmentservices,heavytrim,grabbars,toiletaccessories,furnishings,orsimilarconstruction.
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1. ComplywithdetailsindicatedonDrawingsandwithplastermanufacturer'swrittenrecommendations.
3.05 INSTALLINGPLASTERWELD
A. Application
1. Applicationofbondingagent:ApplyCaliforniaOneCoatorCaliforniaKwikPatchwithahawkandtrowel.
Pressfirmlyintoplacemakingsuretoimbedtheplasterintogypsum.Donotapplymorethanin
onepass.
2. Ifadditionalthicknessisneeded,leavethefirstcoatwitharoughsurface.Applythesecondcoatonly
whenthefirstcoatissufficientlyhardsoasnottobedamagedbytheadditionalapplicationof
material.Donotbuildthesecondcoattogreaterthaninthickness.
3. CaliforniaOneCoatmaybefeatheredtoathinedgetoblendpatches.
4. Thefollowingcharacteristicsarebasedonmoderatehumidityandanambienttemperatureof70F/
21C:
5. CaliforniaOneCoatwillbeworkableforabout45minutes.CaliforniaKwikPatchwillhaveanopentime
ofabout20minutes
6. Inspectionofbondingagent:Priortoapplyingplaster,inspectbondingagentapplicationtoassurea
continuouspinkfilmovertheentirebondingsurface.
B. ApplicationOneCoatPlaster
1. Applyawhiteskimcoatofplaster1/4to3/4inchthickoverBrownCoatdirecttogypsumboardon
ceilings(themixing,applicationandfinishingofwhitecoatshallbeasspecifiedforregularwhitefinish
coat).Atcontractor'soption.[allow1hour]ordelayedaweekto10dayswithnoeffectonbond.)
C. ApplicationofPlasteroverElectricHeatingCable:AlsosuitableforBEKAmatts
1. ContactLarsenProductsforGuideSpecifications.
2. PatchPlasterOverCaliforniaOneKotefollowingworkofothertrades.
3.06 INSTALLINGACCESSORIES
A. Applybottomcoursefirst,withfaceout,longdimensionatrightanglestostudwithjointsbuttedtogether.
B. Cutlathtofitneatlyaroundelectricaloutletsandopenings.
C. Placeendjointsbetweenstuds,staggeredinsuccessivecourses.
D. Alignandsupportlathendswithclipsattop,centerandbottomofeachjoint.
E. Securelathtostudsusingtwoscrewsperstud,eachlocated2inchesfromlathedge.
3.07 INSTALLINGACCESSORIES
A. General:InstallaccordingtoASTMC841.
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B. CornerBeads:Installatexternalcorners.
C. CasingBeads:Installatterminationsofplasterwork,exceptwhereplasterpassesbehindandisconcealedbyother
workandwheremetalscreeds,bases,orframesactascasingbeads.
D. ControlJoints:Installcontroljointsatlocationsindicatedondrawings.
3.08 PLASTERAPPLICATION
A. General:ComplywithASTMC842.
1. Donotdeviatemorethanplusorminus1/8inchin10feetfromatrueplaneinfinishedplastersurfaces,
asmeasuredbya10footstraightedgeplacedonsurface.
2. Provideplastersurfacesthatarereadytoreceivefieldappliedfinishesindicated.
B. BondingCompound:Applyonunitmasonryandconcreteplasterbases.WillhavetoaddtoadheretoBEKAmatts.
C. FinishCoats:
1. Providetroweledfinishwhereindicated.
2. Providefloatfinishwhereindicated.
3. Providesprayedfinishwhereindicated.
4. Providetexturedfinishwhereindicated.
5. TexturedFinish:MatchArchitect'ssample.

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PART1 GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY

A. SECTIONINCLUDES

A. Clayveneerplasterforinteriorapplication.

B. Primers.

C. Additionalsubstratecoats.

D. Sealersandwaxes.

E. Plasterbinders.

F. Texturaladditives.

G. Limeputty.

H. Accessories.

B. RELATEDSECTIONS

A. Section092100Plasterandgypsumboardassemblies

1.02 SUBMITTALS

A. PRODUCTDATA

A. Submitmanufacturersliteratureforeachproductspecified.

B. SELECTIONSAMPLES

A. Providesamplesofmanufacturersstandardcolorsforcolorselection.

B. Providesamplesofstandardtexturedfinishes.

C. VERIFICATIONSAMPLES

A. Submitsampleforeachcolorandtexturedfinishspecifiedinminimum12by12sample.Prepare
sampletoshowappropriateapplicationprocess.Inadditiontoverificationofaestheticqualities,the
sampleshouldalsobeusedtodemonstratecompatibilityandapplicationprocess.

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D. QUALIFICATIONDATA

A. Intendedforqualifiedandcertifiedinstaller.

1.03 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. INSTALLERQUALIFICATIONS
A. AninstallerwhoisanAmericanClayArtisanapplicator.
B. FINISHMOCKUPS
A. Applymockupsofatleast100st.ft.inasurfaceareorasshownonDrawingstodemonstrateaesthetic
effectsandsetqualitiesstandardsformaterialsandexecution.
B. ApplymockupsatlocationindicatedonDrawingsorasdirectedbyArchitect.
C. Applymockupsforthefollowingapplications.
a. Wallsandpartitions.
b. Ceilings.
D. Simulatefinishedlightingconditionsforreviewofmockups.
E. ApprovedmockupsmaybecomepartothecompletedworkifundisturbedattimeofSubstantial
Completion.
C. TECHNICALDATA
A. FadeResistance;ColorPigments
a. ASTMD430303
B. FlameSpread
a. ASTME84;NFPAClassA;UBCClass1.
C. MoldResistance
a. ASTMD3272;10Rating(10:nomoldgrowth).
D. Permeability
a. ASTME96;45.76perms;16.91grains/hrft2.
E. Sound
a. ASTM42307;SAA:0.09;NRC:0.10.
b. ASTM9004;STC:31
1.04 DELIVERY,STORAGEANDHANDLING

A. STORAGE

A. Covermixedplasterduringbreakstoretainmoisture.

B. Storematerialsinclearlymarkedcontainersinlocationnotsubjecttodirectmoisture;protectfrom
freezing.

C. ClayveneerplastermixedwithPlasterPlus

a. Storeincoollocationincontainerfornotmorethansevendays.Aftersevendays,drymixture
thoroughlyonplasticsheet,andstoredriedmaterialinacovered,airtightcontainer.

D. ClayveneerplastermixedwithMudGlue
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a. Storeincoollocationincontainerwithlooselid(notairtight)fornomorethanfivedays.Afterfive
days,drymixturethoroughlyonplasticsheet.

B. WASTEMANAGEMENTANDDISPOSAL

A. Surplusclayveneerplasterandcleanclayveneerplastermaybeusedastouchupmaterialsandextra
materialforOwner.Clearlymarkcontaineraswasterecycledclayveneerplaster.

B. Wetclayveneerplastershouldbedriedthoroughlyonplasticsheetandstoredinclearlymarked
container.

1.05 PROJECTCONDITIONS

A. ROOMTEMPERATURE

A. Maintaintemperaturesatnotlessthan50degreesFahrenheitorgreaterthan90degreesFahrenheit
foratleast3daysbeforeapplicationofclayveneerplaster,continuouslyduringapplication,andfor3
daysaftercompletingapplication.

B. Bringmaterialsintoroom24hoursbeforemixingtoacclimatethemtoambienttemperature.

B. VENTILATION

A. Distributeheatevenly;preventconcentratedorunevenheatonplaster.

B. Maintainrelativehumiditylevelsforprevailingambienttemperaturethatproducesnormaldrying
conditions.Humiditylevelsshouldbenotmorethan50%relativehumidity.Usemechanicalmeansto
reducehumiditylevelsifnecessary.

C. Ventilatebuildingspacesinamannerthatpreventsdraftsofairfromcontactingsurfacesduringplaster
application.

D. Uponcompletionofplasterapplication,naturalormechanicalventilationmaybeutilizedifspecified
temperatureandhumiditylevelsaremaintained.

1.06 EXTRAMATERIALS

A. PRODUCT

A. Provideownerwithtenpercentofclayveneerplasterappliedineachcolorandtexturespecified.

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PART2 PRODUCTS

1.01 PLASTER

A. CLAYVENEERPLASTERFORINTERIORAPPLICATON

A. Proprietarydryblendofclay,fineaggregates,andpigmentswithmoldgrowthinhibitingnatural
additives.

B. MANUFACTURER

A. AmericanClayEnterprises,LLC
8724AlamedaParkDriveNE,SuiteF
Albuquerque,NewMexico87102
5052435300or18664041634.

C. PRODUCT

A. Firstcoat

a. AmericanClayEarthPlasterLoma
b. Packaging:50lbsbags
c. Coverage:180220sq.feetper50lbbag(percoat)

B. Secondcoat(ifupgrading)

a. AmericanClayEarthPlasterLomalina.
b. Packaging:50lbbags
c. Coverage:200250sqfeetper50lbbag(percoat)

C. Coloradditives

a. StandardAmericanClaycolorpigment.

b. CustomAmericanClaycolorpigmenttomatchArchitectssample.

D. Properties

a. Fireresistant:noncombustible;nontoxic:nonchemicalmaterials;faderesistant;moldresistant;
dustresistant;nondusting;breathable;paintableandstainable.

E. Aggregate

a. Calciumcarbonateandmica.

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a. Naturaloxidesandmineralpigments.

G. Recycledcontentbyweight

a. 72%postindustrial.

H. Water

a. Potablewater.

1.02 PRIMERS

A. TEXTUREDPRIMER

A. Mixtureofsandaggregatesandpaintprimer

a. AmericanClayPrimerSandmixedwithamultipurpose,transitionalorstainblockingpaintprimer.
b. AmericanClaySandedPrimerElite.

B. MANUFACTURER

A. AmericanClayEnterprises,LLC
8724AlamedaParkDriveNE,SuiteF
Albuquerque,NewMexico87102
5052435300or18664041634.

C. OTHERPRIMERS

A. Waterborneprimeracceptabletoclayveneerplastermanufacturertobeusedwhereindicatedin
systemsbelow.

1.03 SEALERSANDWAXES

A. GENERAL

A. Sealermustbecompatiblewithclayveneerplaster.

B. VOCcontentmustmeetorexceedtheVOCandchemicalcomponentlimitsofGreenSealrequirements.

B. ACRYLICMASONRYSEALER

A. AmericanClayPenetratingSealer/GlossSealer.

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B. AFMSafecoatWatershieldorMexiseal.

C. Orequalproduct.

C. FURNITUREORPASTEWAX

A. BioshieldFloorandFurnitureHardwax.

B. Orequalproduct.

D. OIL

A. AFMNaturalClearPenetratingOil.
B. BioshieldPenetratingSealer.
C. Orequalproduct.

E. LIQUIDPOTASSIUMORWATERGLASS

A. AFMSafecoatPenetratingWaterStop.
B. AncoIndustriesInc.StuccoCure.
C. Orequalproduct.

1.04 PLASTERBINDERS

A. PLASTERPLUS

A. Proprietarydryblendofaggregatesandpolymers.

B. MANUFACTURER

A. AmericanClayEnterprises,LLC
8724AlamedaParkDriveNE,SuiteF
Albuquerque,NewMexico87102
5052435300or18664041634.

C. MUDGLUE

A. Highlyalkalinenaturalbinder;proprietaryblendofaggregates,polymersandsilicates.

D. MANUFACTURER

A. AmericanClayEnterprises,LLC
8724AlamedaParkDriveNE,SuiteF
Albuquerque,NewMexico87102
5052435300or18664041634.

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1.05 ACCESSORIES

A. JOINTREINFORCINGMATERIALS

A. Trimaccessories
a. AsspecifiedinSection09260GypsumBoardAssemblies.
B. Filler
a. Multipurposejointcompound;donotusemultipurposelightweightorlightweighttopping
compoundsunderclayveneerplasters.

PART3 EXECUTION

1.01 GROUNDWORK

A. EXAMINATION

A. Confirmthatsubstrateisreadytoacceptprimerandclayveneerplasterfinish.
B. Surfacesshouldbedry.
C. Correctsubstrateconditionspriortoclayveneerplasterapplicationprocess.

B. PREPARATION

A. Generalpreparationforallsubstratecategories
a. Scrapeofflooseorflakingpaintorothersurfacematerialuntilawellbondedsurfaceisexposed.
b. Knockdownhighpointsorprotrusionsofmorethan1/16withawideputtyknife,scraperor
drywallsandingscreen.
c. Cleanandfillanymortarjointsanddepressionsdeeperthan1/32,forLomalinafinishcoat,with
fillerthatbondstothesubstrate.
d. Lightlysandanyhighglossorglossysealedsurfacewith150gritsandpapertoprovideatoothfor
theprimer;testexistingpaintforleadcontentpriortosanding;ifpaintcontainslead,followOSHA
procedures.
e. Removeanydustwithavacuumorcleanwith10%waterbasedsealerand90%water.
f. Cleansurfacestoremovedirt,grease,oil,andotherforeignmatteranddepositsthatcouldimpair
bondwithplaster;washsootyorgreasysurfaceswithaTriSodiumPhosphate(TSP)orequalpaint
preparationcleaner.
g. Knockdownhighpointsof1/32foraLomalinafinishcoat.
h. Allowsurfacetodry.
i. Maskadjacentsurfaceswithpainterstape.Leavetape1/8fromedgeofplastersurfaceareaso
thatthetapewillpulloffcleanly.

1.02 GENERALAPPLICATION

A. APPLICATIONTHICKNESS

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A. AmericanClayEarthPlasterLoma
a. 1
st
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B. AmericanClayEarthPlasterLomalina
a. 2
nd
coat;abitlessthan0.035(abitthinnerthanacreditcard)

1.03 TRIMACCESSORYANDJOINTREINFORCEMENTINSTALLATION

A. TRIMACCESSORIES

A. Primewithtexturedprimer.

B. JOINTREINFORCEMENT

A. Tapeandbed
a. Level2forhandapplication;GypsumAssociationGA214.
b. Level3forsprayapplication;GypsumAssociationGA214.
B. Cornerbead
a. Primewithtwocoatsoftexturedprimer.
b. Jointsorrepairsmustbecompletelydrypriortoprimerapplication.

1.04 PRIMERAPPLICATION

A. ADDITIONALSUBSTRATEPREPARATION

A. Applyprimerandallowapplicationtodrypriortoclayplasterveneerapplication.

a. Stirprimercompletely,scrapingthebottomothecontainersothatallsandisintegratedintothe
primer.Thesandiscriticalbecauseitenablestheplastertobondtothewall.
b. Brushprimeralongedgesofwall,thenrollorbrushprimerontheremainingsurfaces.Ensurethat
allsurfacesarecoatedthoroughlytoprovideproperplasterbond.
c. Spraytexturedprimerandthenbackroll.
B. Letprimerdryfor3hoursoruntilsandbitesbackwhenhandisrubbedagainstwall.
C. Doubleprimeoutsidecornersandoverexteriorcornerswhicharemorevulnerabletonicksanddings.
D. Finishedcornersshouldhaveslightradius.

1.05 MIXINGCLAYVENEERPLASTER

A. GENERAL

A. Priortoaddingwater,looselymixdryclayplastertoeventhemixaftersettlingduringshipping.
B. Addbagofplasterandbindertowaterandevenlymix.
C. Priortoaddingcolorpigmenttoplaster,mixcolorpigmentwithwaterinasolutiontopreventcolor
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D. Addremainingplasterandadditionalwaterifneededandmix;mixtureconsistencyshouldresemble
conventionallimeorgypsumplasters,typicallysomethingsimilartosoftserveicecream.Totalwater
contentwillvarybetween2to2gallons.
E. Allowplastertostandforaminimumof30minutesbeforeuse(thelongeritsits,thebetterit
becomes);claymixturecanbemixedasmuchas30daysbeforeapplicationandwillremainworkable
aslongasthemixtureremainswet.
F. Ifthickeningoccursormixturehascompletelydried,addwatertobringmixturetoaworkable
consistency.

1.06 CLAYVENEERPLASTERAPPLICATION

A. GENERAL

A. Donotapplyclayveneerplasterondampsurfaces.
B. UsingahawkandtrowelapplytheLomafirstplastercoat;asthinas1creditcard.Whenapplying
plastermakesuretodosoinverticalstripswithirregularedgesbymaintainingawetedgeatalltimes.
Makesureyougofromoneedgeofthewalltotheotherwithoutbreaking.Allowittocompletelydry,
typically2to8hoursdependingonhumiditylevels;donotcompletelysmooththefirstcoatinorderto
provideadequatekeyingofthesecondcoat.(Thickness:1creditcard=0.89mm=0.035;1business
card=0.44mm=0.017)
C. Mistwalllightlybeforeapplyingsecondcoatbecauseitwillgivemoreworkingtimebyslowingthe
plastersdryingspeed.Avoidoverwettingplaster.
D. ApplythesecondcoatofPorcelina,asthinasabusinesscardandallowtodry.
E. Ifnecessary,applyanadditionalcoattoachieveanextremelysmoothsurfaceortohidedrywallscrews
andothersurfaceblemishes.Previouscoatsshouldbecompletelydryandshrinkagecompletepriorto
applicationofthenextcoat.
F. Adjustthetexture:whenwallisleatherhardyoumaysmooththewallbyhardtroweling,remove
trowelmarkswithadrysponge,orcreateanevenlyroughsurfacebyrubbingtheentiresurfacewitha
drysponge.
G. Foreachplastercoat,finishcompletewalls,panelsorceilingsinoneoperationtoavoidtheeffectsof
possiblevariationincolor.
H. Onaplasticsheet,layoutleftovermaterialthatremainswetlongerthanthreedaysandallowittodry
completelypriortoreuse.

1.07 APPLICATIONSYSTEMS

A. TRADITIONALSYSTEM

A. Description
a. Typically,athreestepapplicationsystemconsistingoftexturedprimer,onebasecoatofAmerican
ClayEarthPlasterLoma(firstcoat)andonefinishcoatofAmericanClayEarthPlasterLomalina
(secondcoat).
B. Application
a. Applyinaccordancewithcompletemanufacturersinstructions.
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1.08 FINISHINGANDTEXTURING

A. TEXTURING(DURINGFINISHCOATAPPLICATION)

A. Trowel;mattefinish(harderandsmootherfinish)
a. Allowsurfacetodrycompletely;surfaceshouldbedrytothetouchandissetenoughthatafinger
pressedintothesurfacenolongerleavesanimpression.

B. FINISHING

A. Smoothtroweledfinish
a. Beginfinishwhenfinalveneercoatissetordry;theclayveneerplastershouldberesistanttolight
pressoffingerbutdoesnotleaveanimpression;ifthesurfacehasdried,wetthesurfacewithwater
usingahandpumpsprayerandreworkthesurfaceasrequired.
b. Topreventsurfacecracking,donotoverwork.
B. Smoothfinish
a. Continuetolightlywetfinalveneercoatwithwaterandtrowelsmoothwithstainlesssteelorplastic
trowel.
C. Concludingnotes
a. Allowveneerplastertodrycompletely,aminimumof12hourspriortoapplyingsealer.
b. Whereclayveneerplasterabutsmetaldoorframes,windows,andotherunitsinveneerplaster,
groovefinishcoattoeliminatespalling;caulkexposededges.

1.09 COMPRESSINGTHEFINISHCOAT

A. COMPRESSIONMETHOD

A. Trowel;mattefinish(harderandsmootherfinish)
a. Lightlymistsurface,aftersecondcoatofplaster,sothatitisevenlydampbutnowaterisrunning
downthewall.Trowelwithastainlessstealtroweloraplastictrowel.

1.010 SEALERSANDCOLORENHANCERS

A. SEALERAPPLICATION

A. Apply2coatsofsealer
a. Waxsealer;applywaxdirectlytothesurfacewitharagandworkintothesurface.
b. Oilsealer;brushorragapplyinaccordancewithsealermanufacturersinstructionsforporous
substrates.
c. Acrylicmasonrysealer;sprayapplyinaccordancewithsealermanufacturersinstructionsforporous
substrates.
d. LiquidpotassiumorWaterGlasssealer;sprayapplyinaccordancewithsealermanufacturers
instructionsforporoussubstrates.

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A. Blacksoapcolorenhancer
a. Applywarmfromsqueezebottleandtrowelontosurface;removeexcesssoapwithrag.
b. Thefirstcoatmaydryunevenly;continuetoaddcoatsuntilthesoapdriesevenly.
c. Pigmentmaybeaddedtosoaptocreatespecialeffects.

1.011 CLEANINGANDPROTECTION

A. CLEANINGCLAYVENEERPLASTER

A. Unsealedsurfaces
a. Cleanwithbarelydampspongeandwater;donotusecleansers.

B. Sealedsurfaces
a. Cleanwithdampspongeandwater;donotusecleansers.

B. PROTECTINGCLAYVENEERPLASTER

A. Protectsurfacesfromconstructiondamage.
B. Repairdamagedareas,removeprotection,andcleanpriortoSubstantialCompletion.

1.012 REPAIRANDMAINTENANCE

A. TOUCHUPREPAIRS

A. Clayveneerplasterlayer
a. Ifveneerplasterisstillevidentunderneathaffectedarea,lightlywettheareawithaspongeand
water.
B. Bondingfailure
a. Ifpatchisnecessaryduetoalackofbondingagentonthesubstrate,applymoreprimerandthen
applytheclayveneerplaster.
b. Aftertheveneerplasterhasset,useaspongealongthebuildseambetweenthepatchandoriginal
material;blendtheseamwithacircularmotion.
c. Smooththeseamwiththeappropriatetoolforthefinalsurfacedesiredandallowpatchtodry;if
duringthesmoothingprocess,therearespongemarks(lightstreakyareas),useaverydampsponge
toremovethestreaks.
C. Crackslargerthan1/16
a. Createabarrierbetweenthecrackandpatchtokeepthecrackfromtranslatingtothesurface.
b. Removeveneerplasterdowntothesubstrateandrepaircrack;primetherepairedareaasrequired
andcompletetherepairasindicatedabove.

B. MAINTENANCE

A. Surfacestainsandmarks
a. Lightlywipewithacleandampspongeorclothtoremove;donotuseharshcleanersorabrasive
cloths.
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B. Surfacecracks
a. Mistareawithvinegarwater(1to4ratioofvinegartowater)andsmoothwithspongeortrowel.

C. Settlingcracksorareaslargerthan1/16

a. FillwithnewmaterialasspecifiedinTouchUpRepairsarticleabove.

1.013 SCHEDULE

A. LOCATION1

A. System
a. TraditionalSystem.
B. Colors
a. Arden.
C. Finishes
a. Lomalina.
D. Sealersandwaxes
a. Pleasespecifysealersand/orwaxesused.

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PART1GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. SectionIncludes:GypsumBoard

1.2 RELATEDWORKSPECIFIEDELSEWHERE

A. Section054000ColdFormedMetalFramingforwallstudconstructionandassembly.

B. Section092526NaturalClayPlasteringforouterwallinteriorwallfinish.

1.3 SUBMITTALS

A. ProductData:Submitmanufacturer'sspecificationsandinstallationinstructionswithproject
conditionsandmaterialsclearlyidentifiedordetailedforeachrequiredsystem.

1.4 SYSTEMREQUIREMENTS

A. PerformanceRequirements:Fabricateandinstallsystemsasindicatedbutnotlessthanthat
requiredtocomplywithASTMC754underthefollowingconditions:
1. Interiorsuspendedceilingsandsoffits:Maximumdeflectionofl/360ofdistancebetween
supports.
2. Exteriorsoffits:Withstandminimumpositiveandnegativepressureof20psfwith
maximumdeflectionofl/360ofdistancebetweensupports.
3. Nonstructuralcomponentsthatarepermanentlyattachedtostructuresandtheirsupport
attachmentsintheProjectManualshallbedesignedandconstructedtoresisttheeffects
ofearthquakemotionsinaccordancetolocaljurisdiction.

B. Fire Resistance Ratings: Where fire resistance classifications are indicated, provide materials
and application procedures identical to those listed by UL or tested according to ASTM E119
fortypeofconstructionshown.

1.5 QUALITYASSURANCE

A. ReferenceStandards:
1. ApplicablerequirementsofASTMC754forinstallationofsteelframing.
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2. Install gypsum board in accordance with applicable requirements and recommendations
of Gypsum Association GA 216, "Recommended Specifications for the Application and
FinishingofGypsumBoard"exceptformorestringentrequirementsofmanufacturer.
3. ApplyacousticalsealantinaccordancewithapplicablerequirementsofASTMC919.

1.6 DELIVERY,STORAGEANDHANDLING

A. Delivery:
1. Delivermaterialtositepromptlywithoutundueexposuretoweather.
2. Deliver in manufacturer's unopened containers or bundles, fully identified with name,
brand,typeandgrade.

B. Storage:
1. Storeabovegroundindry,ventilatedspace.
2. Protectmaterialsfromsoiling,rustinganddamage.
3. Store board to be directly applied to masonry walls at 70F for 24 hours prior to
installation.

1.7 PROJECTCONDITIONS

A. EnvironmentalRequirements:
1. Donotinstallgypsumboardwhenambienttemperatureisbelow40F.
2. For adhesive attachment of gypsum board, and for finishing of gypsum board, maintain
ambienttemperatureabove55Ffromoneweekpriortoattachmentorjointtreatment,
anduntiljointtreatmentiscompleteanddry.

1.8.1 ALTERNATECONSTRUCTIONWASTEDISPOSAL

A. Reuse:
1. Separatecleanwastedrywallpiecesfromcontaminantsforlandfillingorrecycling.Donot
includevinylfaced,moldresistantorasphaltimpregnatedgypsumboards.Pulverizeand
applytositesoilinaccordancetolandscapespecifications.Protectscrapesandpulverized
materialfrommoistureandcontamination.Alternatetoonsitesoilamendment,workto
supplylocalfarminggranularmaterialfortheiruse.

B. Recycle:
1. Separate clean waste drywall pieces from contaminants for landfilling or reuse. Working
withlocalwastehaulerandlocaldrywallmanufacturer,provideproperstorageofwaste
forpickupandreturn.Protectscrapesmaterialfrommoistureandcontamination.

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2.1 PRODUCTSANDMANUFACTURERS

A. Gypsum Board and Accessories: Listed products establish standard of quality and are
manufacturedbyUnitedStatesGypsumCompany(USG),Chicago,IL.

B. SteelFramingandFurring:Companyacceptabletoinstaller.

C. Grid Suspension Assemblies: Listed products establish standard of quality and are
manufacturedbyUnitedStatesGypsumCompany(USG),Chicago,IL.

2.2 BOARDMATERIALS

A. GypsumBoard:
1. ASTMC1396(Section5),Xfireresistanttype.
2. Edges:Tapered.
3.SHEETROCKbrandMOLDTOUGHARgypsumpanelsweredesignedandtestedtooffer
greaterresistancetosurfaceindentationandimpactdamagethanstandardSHEETROCKgypsum
panels.Theseabuseresistantgypsumpanelsarealowcostalternativetoothersystemsfor
partitionsthatrequiregreaterimpactresistance.SHEETROCKMOLDTOUGHARgypsumpanels
haveanoncombustible,moistureandmoldresistantcorethatisencasedinmoistureand
moldresistant,100percentrecycledgreenfaceandbrownbackpapers.Thefacepaperis
foldedaroundthelongedgestoreinforceandprotectthecore,andtheendsaresquarecutand
finishedsmooth.Longedgesofpanelsaretapered,allowingjointstobereinforcedand
concealedwithaUSGjointtreatmentsystem.

4. Thickness:1/4[3/8][][5/8][3/4]inch,unlessotherwiseindicated.
a. Where curved gypsum board construction is indicated, use 1/4 inch thick flexible
facingboard.
5. Acceptableproducts:
a. Typicalpartitionsandceilings:EquivalenttoSHEETROCKbrandSW,FIRECODEor
FIRECODE"C"CoregypsumpanelsbyUSG.
b. OR[dependsonedgeconditionoption]:EquivalenttoSHEETROCKbrandRegular,
FIRECODEorFIRECODE"C"CoregypsumpanelsbyUSG.
c. Acceptable product for firerated walls: Equivalent to ULTRACODE Core, 3/4 inch
thick,byUSG.
d. SHEETROCKbrandMOLDTOUGHFIRECODEandFIRECODECCoregypsum
panelshaveanoncombustible,moistureandmoldresistantgypsumcorethatis
encasedinmoistureandmoldresistant,100percentrecycledgreenfaceand
brownbackpapers.Thepanelsfeaturetaperedlongedgesforeasyfinishing.The
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5/8FIRECODEand1/2"FIRECODECCorepanelsareULClassifiedforfireresistance
(TypeX).
e. Acceptableproductforcurvedwalls:1/4"FlexibleGypsumPanels.

B. CeilingBoard:
1. ASTMC1396(Section12),nonsagtype.
2. Thickness:inch.
3. Acceptableproduct:EquivalenttoInteriorGypsumCeilingBoardbyUSG.

C. Moisture&MoldResistant:
1. ASTMC1396(Section5),regulartypeexceptwhereTypeXfireresistanttypeisindicated
orrequiredtomeetULassemblytypes.
2. Edges:Tapered.
3. Thickness:[1/2][5/8][3/4]inch.
4. Acceptable products: Sheetrock brand Mold Tough Firecode (Type X), Firecode C
CoreorULTRACODECoregypsumpanelsbyUSG.
5. SHEETROCKbrandMOLDTOUGHARgypsumpanelsweredesignedandtestedtooffer
greaterresistancetosurfaceindentationandimpactdamagethanstandardSHEETROCK
gypsumpanels.Theseabuseresistantgypsumpanelsarealowcostalternativetoother
systemsforpartitionsthatrequiregreaterimpactresistance.SHEETROCKMOLDTOUGH
ARgypsumpanelshaveanoncombustible,moistureandmoldresistantcorethatis
encasedinmoistureandmoldresistant,100percentrecycledgreenfaceandbrown
backpapers.Thefacepaperisfoldedaroundthelongedgestoreinforceandprotectthe
core,andtheendsaresquarecutandfinishedsmooth.Longedgesofpanelsaretapered,
allowingjointstobereinforcedandconcealedwithaUSGjointtreatmentsystem.

2.3 METALFRAMINGANDFURRINGMATERIALS

A. MetalStudsandRunners:
1. ASTMC645,"C"shaped,gauge:
a. Provide gauge as indicated for studs; runner gauge as recommended by stud
manufacturer.
b. Provide25gaugestuds,exceptasotherwiseindicatedorspecified.Provideheavier
gaugeifrequired.
c. At door [and borrowed light] frames, provide (2) 25 gage minimum studs at each
jamb. Where wall is indicated or specified to be typically framed with 20 gauge
studs,provide(2)20gaugestudsateachjamb.
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d. Provide 20 gauge studs at walls to receive cement backer board [,] [and] water
resistantgypsumboardwithceramictilefacing.
e. Providerunnergaugeasrecommendedbystudmanufacturer.
2. Depthofsections:Asindicated.
3. Corrosionprotection:G40hotdippedgalvanizedcoatingperASTMA525.

2.4 CEILINGANDSOFFITSUPPORTMATERIALS

A. Hanger Anchorage Devices: Screws, clips, bolts or other devices compatible with indicated
structural anchorage for ceiling hangers and whose suitability has been proven through
standardconstructionpracticesorbycertifiedtestdata.

D. Hangers:
1. Steel wire or rods, sizes to comply with requirements of ASTM C754 for ceiling or soffit
areaandloadstobesupported.
2. Wire:ASTMA641,soft,Class1galvanized.
3. Rodsandflats:
1. Mildsteelcomponents.
2. Finish:Galvanizedorpaintedwithrustinhibitivepaintforinteriorwork;galvanized
forexteriorwork.

E. FramingSystem:
1. Mainrunners:
1. Coldrolled,"C"shapedsteelchannels,16gaugeminimum.
2. Finish:GalvanizedwithG40hotdipgalvanizedcoatingperASTMA525[forexterior
work];galvanizedorpaintedwithrustinhibitivepaintforotherinteriorwork.
3. Formtorequiredradiusatcurvedceilings.

2.5 ACCESSORIES

A. MetalTrimforGypsumBoard:
1. Conformtoprofileanddimensionsindicated.
2. Materialforinteriorwork:Galvanizedsteel,26gaugeminimum.
3. Cornerbeads:EquivalenttoDurABeadNo.103[104][800][900]byUSG.
4. Casing beads (edge beads): Equivalent to 200A [200B] [401] [402] [P1] [701B] [801A]
[801B]byUSG.
5. Controljoints:
a. Rollformedzincwithperforatedflanges.
b. Size:13/4inchwide,withinchwidecenterchannel.
c. Providewithremovabletapestripoverchannel.
d. Acceptableproduct:EquivalenttoNo.093byUSG.
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D. TrimforExteriorSoffits:RolledzinccomplyingwithASTMC1047.

E. SpecialTrimandReveals:Extrudedaluminumalloy6063T5,profilesasindicated.

H. HangerWireSoundIsolators:Providewhereindicatedforsoundratedsuspendedceilings.

I. AdhesivesandJointTreatmentMaterials:
1. ConformtorequirementsofASTMC475.
2. Jointcompounds:
a. Dryingtype (readymixed): Equivalent to SHEETROCK brand taping joint
compound and topping joint compound, or SHEETROCK all purpose joint
compound[orreadymixedlightweightallpurposejointcompoundbyUSG.

PART3EXECUTION

3.1 EXAMINATION

A. Examine substrates and adjoining construction and conditions under which work is to be
installed.Donotproceedwithworkuntilunsatisfactoryconditionsarecorrected.

3.2 GENERALINSTALLATIONREQUIREMENTS

A. Install in accordance with reference standards and manufacturer's instructions [and as


requiredtocomplywithseismicrequirements].

B. Tolerances:
1. Donotexceed1/8inchin8'0"variationfromplumborlevelinexposedlinesofsurface,
exceptatjointsbetweengypsumboardunits.
2. Donotexceed1/16inchvariationbetweenplanesofabuttingedgesorends.
3. Shimasrequiredtocomplywithspecifiedtolerances.

C. Install framing to comply with ASTM C754 and with ASTM C840 requirements that apply to
framinginstallation.

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D. Install supplementary framing, blocking and bracing at terminations in gypsum board
assembliestosupportfixtures,equipment,heavytrim,grabbars,toiletaccessories,furnishings
orsimilarconstruction.

3.3 METALSUPPORTINSTALLATION

A. MetalRunners:
1. Alignandsecurerunnertracksaccuratelytopartitionlayoutatbothfloorandceiling.
2. Provide fasteners appropriate to substrate construction as recommended by
manufacturer.

B. MetalStuds:
1. Positionmetalstudsverticallyintherunners,spacedasindicated.
2. Placestudssothatflangesfaceinsamedirection.
3. Cutstudsinchshortoffullheighttoprovideperimeterrelief.
4. Alignandplumbpartitionframingaccurately.
5. Wherepartitionsabutceilingordeckconstructionorverticalstructuralelements,provide
slip or cushion type joint between partition and structure as recommended by stud
manufacturer to prevent transfer of structural loads or movements to partitions, and to
providelateralsupport.
6. Providehorizontalbracingwherenecessaryforlateralsupport.

C. [HatChannelFurring:
1. Attachhatshapedfurringchannelseitherverticallyorhorizontallywithfastenersthrough
alternatewingflanges(staggered).
2. Spacefurringchannelsat24inchesoncenter,unlessotherwiseindicated.Wherefurring
is indicated to receive backer board, water resistant gypsum board with ceramic tile, or
veneerplaster,spaceat16inchesoncenter.
3. Installfurringchannelswithin4inchesoffloorlineandceilingline.]

E. [CeilingandSoffitSupportSystems:
1. Secure hangers or rods to structural support by connecting directly to structure where
possible; otherwise connect to inserts, clips or other anchorage devices or fasteners
indicated.
2. Space main runners, hangers and furring according to requirements of ASTM C754,
exceptasotherwiseindicated.
3. Where spacing of structural members, or width of ducts or other equipment, prevents
regularspacingofhangers,providesupplementalhangersandsuspension membersand
reinforcenearestaffectedhangerstospanextradistance.

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A. [SingleLayerGypsumBoardonMetalStuds:
1. Looselybuttgypsumboardjointstogetherandneatlyfit.
2. [Donotplacebuttendsagainsttaperededges.]
3. Maximumallowablegapatendjoints:1/8inch.
4. Staggerjointsonoppositesidesofpartitions.
5. Applyceilingboardsfirstwheregypsumboardceilingsandwalloccur.
6. Cutopeningsingypsumboardtofitelectricaloutlets,plumbing,lightfixturesandpiping
snugly and small enough to be covered by plates and escutcheons. Cut both face and
backpaper.
7. Screw board in place securely with screws spaced according to manufacturer's
recommendations.]

B. WaterResistantGypsumBoard:
1. Completeplumbingroughinbeforegypsumboardpanelsareerected.
2. Separategypsumpanelsfromroughinandfixturesby1/4inchspace.
3. Makenecessarycutoutsandsealcutorexposedpaneledgeswiththinneddownceramic
tile adhesive or with waterproof flexible sealant, as recommended by gypsum board
manufacturer.
4. Installwaterresistantboardhorizontally.
5. Donotplacewaterresistantboarddirectlyovervaporretarder.
6. [Prior to tile application, fill openings around pipes, fittings, fixtures, interior angles and
other penetrations with waterproof flexible sealant, as recommended by gypsum board
manufacturer.Donotfill1/4inchgapatbottomofpanels.]]

3.7 ACCESSORYINSTALLATION

A. Trim:
1. Usesamefastenerstoanchortrimaccessoryflangesasrequiredtofastengypsumboard
tosupports,unlessotherwiserecommendedbytrimmanufacturer.
2. Installmetalcornerbeadsatexternalcorners.
3. Install metal casing bead trim whenever edge of gypsum board would otherwise be
exposedorsemiexposed.

B. ControlJoints:
1. Install control joints at junction of gypsum board partitions with walls or partitions of
otherfinishmaterial.
2. Install control joints within long runs of partitions, ceilings or soffits at approximately
30'0"oncenterorasindicated.
3. Where gypsumboardisverticallycontinuous,asat stairwells,providehorizontal control
jointsateachfloorlevel.

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C. Special Trim: Install as indicated on drawings and in accordance with manufacturer's
instructions.

3.8 FINISHING

A. Provide levels of gypsum board finish for locations as follows, in accordance with Gypsum
AssociationGA214,"RecommendedSpecification:LevelsofGypsumBoardFinish".
1. Level 1: Ceiling plenum areas and concealed areas, except provide higher level of finish
asrequiredtocomplywithfireresistanceratingsandacousticalratings.
2. Level2:Gypsumboardsubstrateattile[stone],exceptremovetoolmarksandridges.
3. Level 3: Gypsum board surfaces, where textured finishes or heavy vinyl wall papering
will be used [Highbuild Primer required as specified in Section 09911 or USG First Coat
primer].
4. Level 4: Gypsum board surfaces, except where another finish level is indicated [High
buildPrimerrequiredasspecifiedinSection09911orUSGFirstCoatprimer].
5. Level 5: Gypsum board surfaces requiring extra smooth surface for critical light, where
indicated using sprayapplied PrimerSurfacer, TUFFHIDE [or watereddown joint
compound skim coat over whole surface and Highbuild Primer required as specified in
Section09911orSHEETROCKFirstCoatprimer].
a. Surface Preparation: Complete gypsum board surface to Level 2 before applying KILZ
ProXPrimerandNaturalClayFinish.

B. InteriorGypsumBoard:
1. [Prefill:
a. Usesettingtypejointcompound.Mixjointcompoundaccordingtomanufacturer's
directions.
b. Filljointsbetweenboardsflushtotopofeasedorbevelededge.
c. Filljointsofgypsumboardabovesuspendedceilingsinfireratedpartitions.
d. Wipeoffexcesscompoundandallowcompoundtoharden.]
2. Taping(Level1):
a. Use taping or all purpose [conventional weight, lightweight or midweight]
compound.
b. Buttertapingcompoundintoinsidecornersandjoints.
c. Centertapeoverjointsandpressdownintofreshcompound.
d. Removeexcesscompound.
e. Tapejointsofgypsumboardabovesuspendedceilings.
3. Firstcoat(Level2):
a. Use taping or allpurpose [conventional weight, lightweight or midweight] drying
typecompound,orsettingtypejointcompound.
b. Immediately after bedding tape, apply skim coat of compound over body of tape
andallowtodrycompletelyinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
c. Applyfirstcoatofcompoundoverflangesoftrimandaccessories,andoverexposed
fastenerheadsandfinishlevelwithboardsurface.
4. Second coat (Level 3): Use all purpose or topping (conventional weight, lightweight or
midweight)dryingtypejointcompound.Afterfirstcoattreatmentisdried,applysecond
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coatofcompoundovertapeandtrim,featheringcompound2inchesbeyondedgeoffirst
coat.
5. Thirdcoat(Level4):
a. Use all purpose or topping [conventional weight, lightweight or midweight] drying
typejointcompound.
b. Aftersecondcoathasdried,sandsurfacelightlyandapplythinfinishcoattojoints,
fastenersandtrim,featheringcompound2inchesbeyondedgeofsecondcoat.
c. Allow third coat to dry. Apply additional compound, and touchup and sand, to
provide surface free of visual defects, tool marks, and ridges, and ready for
applicationoffinish.
6. [Skimcoat(Level5):
a. Apply skim coat of allpurpose (conventional weight) dryingtype compound or
sprayappliedPrimerSurfacer,TUFFHIDEoverexposedsurfacesofgypsumboard.
b. After skim coat has dried, touchup and sand to provide surface free of visual
defects,toolmarks,andridges,andreadyforapplicationoffinish.]

C. WaterResistant Gypsum Board: Treat fastener heads and joints with settingtype joint
compound.
1. [Forjointstobecoveredwithtile,applytapeandjointcompoundbeddingcoatandskim
coatonly;donotapplyfinishcoats.
a. Donotcrownjointsorleaveexcesscompoundonpanels.
b. Removetoolmarksandridges.
c. Forfastenerheadstobecoveredwithtile,applyonecoatofjointcompound.]

G. JointCompound:
1. Afterskimcoatsets,applyfinishcoatofcompoundfeathering3to4inchesbeyondtape
edges.
2. Feathercoatsontoadjoiningsurfacessothatcamberismaximum1/32inch.
3. Allowjointcompoundtocompletelysetbeforeapplyingveneerplasterfinish.

H. Trim:
1. Usesamefastenerstoanchortrimaccessoryflangesasrequiredtofastengypsumboard
tosupports,unlessotherwiserecommendedbytrimmanufacturer.
2. Installmetalcornerbeadsatexternalcorners.
3. Install metal casing bead trim whenever edge of gypsum base would otherwise be
exposedorsemiexposed,andwheregypsumbaseterminatesagainstdissimilarmaterial.
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I. ControlJoints:Installwhereindicatedandspecified.

J. Special Trim and Reveal Joints: Install as indicated on drawings and in accordance with manufacturer's
instructions.

3.10 ADJUSTING

A. Correctdamageanddefectswhichmaytelegraphthroughfinishwork.

B. Leaveworksmoothanduniform.

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SECTION096000FLOORING
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Section includes: Forbo Flooring Marmoleum linoleum flooring for the Solar Decathlon SHADE home.
Prefinished natural and recycled material striated and preengineered linoleum flooring installed by [glued
downmethod].
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section061000RoughCarpentry
1.02 REFERENCES

A. AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials(ASTM):

1. ASTMF2034StandardSpecificationforLinoleumSheetFloorCovering.

2. ASTMF1861StandardSpecificationforResilientWallBase.

3. ASTMF1482StandardPracticeforInstallationandPreparationofPanelTypeUnderlaymentstoReceive
ResilientFlooring.

4. ASTME662StandardTestMethodforSpecificOpticalDensityofSmokeGeneratedbySolidMaterials.

5. ASTME84StandardTestMethodforSurfaceBurningCharacteristicsofBuildingMaterials.

6. ASTME492StandardTestMethodforLaboratoryMeasurementoflmpactSoundTransmissionthrough
FloorCeilingAssembliesUsingtheTappingMachine.

7. ASTME989StandardClassificationforDeterminationoflmpactlnsulationClass(llC).
B. NationalFireProtectionAssociation(NFPA):

1. NFPA258TestMethodforSpecificOpticalDensityofSmokeGeneratedbySolidMaterials.
C. InternationalStandardsandTrainingAlliance(INSTALL):

1. INSTALLResilientCertification
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1.03 SYSTEMDESCRIPTION
A. PerformanceRequirements:Provideflooringwhichhasbeenmanufactured,fabricatedandinstalledto
performancecriteriacertifiedbymanufacturerwithoutdefects,damage,orfailure.
B. SpecifierNote:ArticlebelowincludessubmittalofrelevantdatatobefurnishedbyContractor eitherbefore,
during,orafterconstruction.CoordinatethisarticlewithArchitect'sand Contractor'sdutiesandresponsibilities
in"ConditionsoftheContract"andDivision1Submittal ProceduresSection.
1.04 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A.ProductData:
1.Flooring:IncludePetrifiedWoodStriato[3577]color,adhesiveusedinmanufacturingofflooringplanks
andfinishdata.
2.Accessories.
3.Installationadhesive.
B.Shopdrawings:Includedirectionofflooring,fasteningmethod,flooringpatterns,andscaledsectionaldetails
ofaccessoriesandtransitionstoadjoiningmaterials.
C. QualityAssurance/ControlSubmittals:
1. Qualifications:Proofofmanufacturerandinstallerqualifications.
2. TestReports:ReportsforspecifiedPhysicalPropertyPerformanceRequirements.
3. ManufacturersInstallationInstructions.

D. CloseoutSubmittals:Submitthefollowingitems:
A. Maintenancedata.
B. LetterofWarranty.
1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:
1. SpectraContractFlooring,officialinstallerofForboFlooringproducts.

B. RegulatoryRequirements:
1. FirePerformanceCharacteristics:Provideresilientlinoleumsheetflooringwiththefollowingfire
performancecharacteristicsasdeterminedbytestingproductsinaccordancewithASTMmethodindicated
belowbyacertifiedtestinglaboratoryoranothertestingandinspectingagencyacceptabletoauthorities
havingjurisdiction:
a. CriticalRadiantFlux:Class1RatingperNFPA253(ASTME648)(0.45watts/cmorgreater).
b. SmokeDensity:Lessthan450perNFPA258(ASTME662).
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Specifier Note: Retain paragraph below for erected assemblies (either onsite or offsite) required for review of
construction, coordination ofworkofseveralsections,testing,orobservationofoperation. Mockups,whenacceptedor
approved, establish standards by which work will be judged. Coordinate below with Division 1 Quality Control (MockUp
Requirements)Section.
C. Preinstillation Meetings: Conduct conference at Accelerated Construction Technologies in Phoenix, Arizona.
ConferencewillconsistofdecathletesandinstalleroftheMarmoleumflooring.
1.06 WARRANTY
A. ProjectWarranty:Referto"ConditionsoftheContract"forprojectwarrantyprovisions.
B. Manufacturer'sWarranty:Submit,forOwner'sacceptance,manufacturer'sstandardwarrantydocument
executedbyauthorizedcompanyofficial.Manufacturer'swarrantyisinadditionto,andnotalimitationof,other
rightsOwnermayhaveunderContractDocuments.
SpecifierNote:Coordinateparagraphbelowwithmanufacturer'swarrantyrequirements.
1. WarrantyPeriod:Five(5)yearlimitedwarrantycommencingonDateofSubstantialCompletion.
SpecifierNote:CoordinatearticlebelowwithDivision1CloseoutSubmittals(MaintenanceMaterials)Section.
1.07 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. General:ComplywithDivision1ProductRequirementsSections.
B. Ordering:Complywithmanufacturer'sorderinginstructionsandleadtimerequirementstoavoidconstruction
delays.
C. Delivery:Delivermaterialsinmanufacturer'soriginal,unopened,undamagedcontainerswithidentification
labelsintact.
D. StorageandProtection:Storematerialsprotectedfromexposuretoharmfulweatherconditionsandat
temperatureandhumidityconditionsrecommendedbymanufacturer.
1. Materialshouldbestoredinareasthatarefullyenclosedandweathertight.ThepermanentHVACshould
befullyoperational,controlledandsetataminimumof68F(20C)foratleast48hourspriortothe
installation.

1.08 MAINTENANCE
A. ExtraMaterials:DelivertoOwnerextramaterialsfromsameproductionrunasproductsinstalled.Package
productswithprotectivecoveringandidentifywithdescriptivelabels.ComplywithDivision1CloseoutSubmittals
(MaintenanceMaterials)Section.
SpecifierNote:Reviseparagraphbelowspecifyingsizeandpercentageasrequiredforproject.
1. Quantity:Furnishquantityofflooringunitsequalto5%ofamountinstalled.
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2. Delivery,StorageandProtection:ComplywithOwner'srequirementsfordelivery,storageandprotection
ofextramaterials.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 RESILIENTLINOLEUMSHEETFLOORING[PRODUCTTYPE]
A. Manufacturer:ForboFlooring,Inc.
SpecifierNote:ParagraphbelowisanadditiontoCSISectionFormatandasupplementtoMANUSPEC

.Retainordelete
paragraphbelowperprojectrequirementsandspecifier'spractice.
1. Contact:8MaplewoodDr.,HumboldtIndustrialPark,P.O.Box667,Hazleton,PA18202;
Telephone+8008427839or+5704590771;Fax+5704500258
SpecifierNote:ParagraphbelowisanadditiontoCSISectionFormatandasupplementtoMANUSPEC

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paragraphbelowperprojectrequirementsandspecifier'spractice.
2. RepresentativeContact:[Specifyrepresentativecontactinformation.]
B. ProprietaryProduct(s):Marmoleum

[Striato]LinoleumSheetandLinoleumAdhesive.
1. Description:Homogeneoussheetlinoleumofprimarilynaturalmaterialsconsistingoflinseedoil,wood
flour,androsinbinders,mixedandcalenderedontonaturaljutebacking.Patternandcolorshallextend
throughouttotalthicknessofmaterial.
2. Width:2Meters(79")
3. Length:32Meters(105LinearFeet)
4. Gauge:2.5mm(1/10)
5. Backing:Jute
6. PatternandColor:PetrifiedWood[3577]
7. Adhesive:ForboFlooring,Inc.,L885Adhesive
8. HeatWeldingRod:ForboFlooring,Inc.,Marmoweld

colormatched[solidcolor][multicolor]weldingrod.
9. Topshieldfinish
C. ProprietaryProduct(s):Marmoleum

DecibelLinoleumSheetandLinoleumAdhesive.
1. Description:Homogeneoussheetlinoleumofprimarilynaturalmaterialsconsistingoflinseedoil,wood
flour,androsinbinders,mixedandcalenderedontonaturaljutebackingwithanappliedpolyolefincomfort
layer.Patternandcolorshallextendthroughouttotalthicknessofmaterial.
2. Width:2Meters(79")
3. Length:27Meters(89LinearFeet)
4. Gauge:3.5mm(0.137)
5. Backing:Jute/PolyolefinFoam
6. PatternandColor:PetrifiedWood[3577]
7. Adhesive:ForboFlooring,Inc.,L885Adhesive
8. HeatWeldingRod:ForboFlooring,Inc.,Marmoweld

colormatched[solidcolor][multicolor]weldingrod.
9. Topshieldfinish
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D. ProprietaryProduct(s):Marmoleum

CompositionSheet(MCS)LinoleumSheetandLinoleumAdhesive.
1. Description:Homogeneoussheetlinoleumofprimarilynaturalmaterialsconsistingoflinseedoil,wood
flour,androsinbinders,mixedandcalenderedontonaturaljutebacking.Patternandcolorshallextend
throughouttotalthicknessofmaterial.
2. Width:2Meters(79")
3. Length:32Meters(105LinearFeet)
4. Gauge:2.0mm(0.080)
5. Backing:Jute
6. PatternandColor:PetrifiedWood[3577]
7. Adhesive:ForboFlooring,Inc.,L885Adhesive
8. HeatWeldingRod:ForboFlooring,Inc.,Marmoweld

colormatched[solidcolor][multicolor]weldingrod.
9. Topshieldfinish
E. ProprietaryProduct(s):Marmoleum

SportLinoleumSheetandLinoleumAdhesive.
1. Description:Homogeneoussheetlinoleumofprimarilynaturalmaterialsconsistingoflinseedoil,wood
flour,androsinbinders,mixedandcalenderedontonaturaljutebacking.Patternandcolorshallextend
throughouttotalthicknessofmaterial.
2. Width:2Meters(79")
3. Length:28Meters(92LinearFeet)
4. Gauge:3.2mm(1/8)
5. Backing:Jute
6. PatternandColor:PetrifiedWood[3577]
7. Adhesive:ForboFlooring,Inc.,L885Adhesive
8. HeatWeldingRod:ForboFlooring,Inc.,Marmoweld

colormatched[solidcolor][multicolor]weldingrod.
2.02 MATERIALS
A. RelatedMaterials:Refertoothersectionsforrelatedmaterialsasfollows:
1. UnderlaymentandPatchingCompound:RefertoDivision3ConcreteSectionsforportlandcementbased
underlaymentsandpatchingcompounds.
2. ResilientFlooringAccessories:RefertoDivision9FinishesSectionsforresilientflooringaccessories.
3. ExpansionJointCovers:Refertootherspecificationsectionforexpansionjointcoverstobeusedwith
resilientflooring.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. SiteVerificationofConditions:Verifysubstrateconditions(whichhavebeenpreviouslyinstalledunderother
sections)areacceptableforproductinstallationinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions(i.e.moisture
tests,bondtest,pHtest,etc.).
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B. MaterialInspection:Inaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstallationrequirements,visuallyinspectmaterials
priortoinstallation.Materialwithvisualdefectsshallnotbeinstalledandshallnotbeconsideredasa
legitimateclaim.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. AdjacentSurfacesProtection:Protectadjacentworkareasandfinishsurfacesfromdamageduringproduct
installation.
B. SurfacePreparation:
1. General:Preparefloorsubstrateinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
2. FloorSubstrate:Floorsshallbesound,smooth,flat,permanentlydry,clean,andfreeofallforeign
materialsincluding,butnotlimitedto,dust,paint,grease,oils,solvents,curingandhardening
compounds,sealers,asphaltandoldadhesiveresidue.
C. WoodSubfloors:Woodfloorsshouldbedoubleconstructionwithaminimumtotalthicknessof1inch.
Woodfloorsmustberigid,freefrommovementandhaveatleast18"ofwellventilatedairspacebelow.
Forbofloorcoveringsshouldnotbeinstalledoverwoodensubfloorsbuiltonsleepersoveronorbelowgrade
concretefloorswithoutfirstmakingsurethatadequateprecautionshavebeentakentoensurethestructural
integrityofthesystem,andtopreventmoisturemigrationfromtheconcreteslab.
1. RefertoDivision6Carpentrysectionsforwoodsubfloorconstruction.
2. ReferenceStandard:ComplywithASTMF1482StandardPracticeforInstallationandPreparationof
PanelTypeUnderlaymentstoReceiveResilientFlooring
SpecifierNote:Coordinatearticlebelowwithmanufacturer'srecommendedinstallationdetailsandrequirements.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. AdhesiveFlooringInstallation:Cutrequiredlengthoflinoleumflooringfromroll,allowingenoughmaterialto
extendupthewall4to6inchesateitherend.Applyadhesiveandlaysheetflooringintowetadhesiveandroll
witha100poundroller.Installsheetflooringsquarewithroomaxis.
1. [Adhesive,SeamlessFlooringInstallation:Routoutseamsandheatweldtogetherwithcomplementary
coloredheatweldingrodofcomplimentarycompositioninaccordancewithresilientflooring
manufacturer'srecommendations.]
2. AdhesiveFlooringandFlashCovedBaseInstallation:Extendflooringupthewallinaflashcovedmethodto
aheightof[4][6]inches([102][152]mm),asindicated.
3. AdhesiveMaterialInstallation:Usetrowelasrecommendedbyflooringmanufacturerforspecificadhesive.
Spreadatarateofapproximately150ft
2
/gallon,asrecommendedbyflooringmanufacturer.
B. InstallationTechniques:
1. Wheredemountablepartitionsandotheritemsareindicatedforinstallationontopoffinishedflooring,
installflooringbeforetheseitemsareinstalled.
2. Scribe,cut,fitflooringtobutttightlytoverticalsurfaces,permanentfixturesandbuiltinfurniture,including
pipes,outlets,edgings,thresholds,nosings,andcabinets.
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3. Extendflooringintotoespaces,doorreveals,closets,andsimilaropenings.
4. Installflooringoncoversfortelephoneandelectricalducts,andsimilaritemsoccurringwithinfinishfloor
areas.Maintainoverallcontinuityofcolorandpatternwithpiecesofflooringinstalledonthesecovers.
5. Donotinstallresilientflooringoverexpansionjoints.Useexpansionjointcoversmanufacturedforusewith
resilientflooring.Refertootherspecificationsectionsforexpansionjointcovers.
6. Adhereresilientflooringtosubstratewithoutproducingopencracks,voids,raisingandpuckeringatjoints,
telegraphingofadhesivespreadermarks,orothersurfaceimperfectionsincompletedinstallation.
a. Useadhesiveappliedtosubstrateincompliancewithflooringmanufacturersrecommendations,
includingthosefortrowelnotching,adhesivemixing,andadhesiveopenandworkingtimes.
7. Rollresilientflooringasrequiredbyresilientflooringmanufacturer.
C. FinishFlooringPatterns:AsselectedbyArchitect.
SpecifierNote:CoordinatearticlebelowwithDivision1QualityAssuranceandQualityControlSections.
3.04 CLEANING
B. Cleaning:Removetemporarycoveringsandprotectionofadjacentworkareas.Repairorreplacedamaged
installedproducts.Cleaninstalledproductsinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructionspriortoowner's
acceptance.Removeconstructiondebrisfromprojectsiteandlegallydisposeofdebris.
1. Removevisibleadhesiveandothersurfaceblemishesusingcleaningmethodsrecommendedbyfloor
manufacturer.
2. Sweepandvacuumfloorafterinstallation.
3. Donotwashflooruntilaftertimeperiodrecommendedbyflooringmanufacturer.
4. Dampmopflooringtoremoveblackmarksandsoil.
SpecifierNote:CoordinatearticlebelowwithDivision1ExecutionRequirementsSection.
3.05 PROTECTION
A. Protection:Protectinstalledproductandfinishsurfacesfromdamageduringconstruction.Removeandlegally
disposeofprotectivecoveringattimeofSubstantialCompletion.
SpecifierNote:Addordeletearticlebelowtosuitprojectrequirements.
3.06 INITIALMAINTENANCEPROCEDURES
C. General:IncludeinContractSumAmountcostforinitialmaintenanceprocedures,andexecuteprocedures
afterflooringinstallationasrecommendedbyflooringmanufacturer.
D. Initialmaintenance"StarterKit"suppliedbymanufacturer.Initialmaintenancetobeconductedbyflooring
contractor.
E. DryingRoomYellowing:Exposeinstalledlinoleumtoeithernaturalorartificiallighttoallow"dryingroom
yellowing"(thefilmisanaturaloccurrenceoftheoxidationofthelinseedoilinlinoleumproducts)oninstalled
linoleumflooringtodisappearpriortoinitiatingtemporaryprotectionprocedures.
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SpecifierNote:Retainarticlebelowtosuitprojectrequirements.CSIPageFormatallowsforSchedules,Forms,andTables
tobelocatedattheendofasection.Articlemaybeusedtodescribedspecificcriteriarequirementsofsimilarproductsor
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SECTION099123INTERIORPAINTING
PART1 GENERAL
1.1 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludesInteriorprimerandpaintsystemsfortheinteriormechanicalcoreunit.Primerwillbeusedfor
sealingthedrywallandwillbebehindfibercementpanels.
1.2 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
B. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachpaintandcoatingproductshouldinclude:
1. Productcharacteristics
2. Surfacepreparationinstructionsandrecommendations
3. Primerrequirementsandfinishspecification
4. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations
5. Applicationmethods

1.3 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
C. Delivery:Delivermanufacturer'sunopenedcontainerstotheworksite.Packagingshallbearthemanufactures
name,label,andthefollowinglistofinformation:
1. Productnameandtype(description)
2. Application&useinstructions
3. Surfacepreparation
4. VOCcontent.
5. Environmentalissues
D. Storage: Store and dispose of solventbased materials, and materials used with solventbased materials, in
accordancewithrequirementsoflocalauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.Storematerialsinanareathatiswithin
theacceptabletemperaturerange,permanufacturersinstructions.Protectfromfreezing.
E. Handling:Maintainaclean,drystoragearea,topreventcontaminationordamagetothecoatings.
F. TestingAgencyQualifications:MembercompanyofNETAoranNRTL.
G. Warranty.Ifthisproductisfoundtobedefectiveuponinspectionbyitsrepresentative,MasterchemIndustries
LLCwill,atitsoption,eitherfurnishanequivalentamountofnewproductorrefundthepurchasepricetothe
originalconsumerpurchaserofthisproductuponproofofpurchase.MasterchemIndustrieswillnotbeliable
for any representations or warranties made by any retail seller or applicator of this product. This warranty
excludes (1) labor or cost of labor for the removal of this product or any other product, the repair or
replacement of substrates to which this product is applied or the application of replacement product and (2)
anyincidentalorconsequentialdamages.Somestatesdonotallowtheexclusionorlimitationofincidentalor
consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives you
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specific rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. This warranty is not
transferable. To make a warranty claim, write to Technical Service, Masterchem Industries LLC, 3135 Old
Highway M, Imperial, MO 630522834, or email Technical Service at techservice@masterchem.com.
WARNING!Ifyouscrape,sandorremoveoldpaint,youmayreleaseleaddust.LEADISTOXIC.EXPOSURETO
LEAD DUST CAN CAUSE SERIOUS ILLNESS, SUCH AS BRAIN DAMAGE, ESPECIALLY IN CHILDREN. PREGNANT
WOMENSHOULDALSOAVOIDEXPOSURE.WearaNIOSHapprovedrespiratortocontrolleadexposure.Clean
upcarefullywithaHEPAvacuumandawetmop.Beforeyoustart,findouthowtoprotectyourselfandyour
familybycontactingtheNationalLeadInformationHotlineat1800424LEADorlogontowww.epa.gov/lead.
1.4 PROJECTCONDITIONS
H. Maintain environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, and ventilation) within limits recommended by
manufacturer for optimum results. Do not apply coatings under environmental conditions outside
manufacturer'sabsolutelimits.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.1 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacture
1. KILZ
MasterchemIndustries
3135OldHwyM
Imperial,MO63052
http://www.kilz.com
1-866-977-3711
B. Substitutions:Requestsforsubstitutionswillbeconsidered.Whensubmittingrequestforsubstitution,provide
completeproductdataspecifiedaboveunderSubmittals,foreachsubstituteproduct.
2.2 APPLICATION/SCOPE
C. Surfacestobecoated
1. Drywall
2. MDFbracingforfibercementpanels,refertosection(?)
2.3 MATERIALSGENERALREQUIREMENTS

D. Primers:
1. Wherethemanufactureroffersoptionsonprimersforaparticularsubstrate,useprimercategorizedas
"best"bythemanufacturer.
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2.4 ACCESSORIES
E. A Coating Application Accessories: 1 Provide all primers, sealers, cleaning agents, cleaning cloths, sanding
materials,andcleanupmaterialsrequired,permanufacturersspecifications.
F.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.1 EXAMINATION
A. Do not begin application of coatings until substrates have been properly prepared. Notify Architect of
unsatisfactoryconditionsbeforeproceeding.
B. Ifsubstratepreparationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactorypreparation
beforeproceeding.
C. Proceed with work only after conditions have been corrected and approved by all parties, otherwise
applicationofcoatingswillbeconsideredasanacceptanceofsurfaceconditions.
3.2 SURFACEPREPARATION
D. Coverallnailandscrewheadswithjointcompoundaccordingtodirectionsandsandtosmoothsurface.
E. Tapedrywallandapplyjointcompoundandallowtofullycureaccordingtodirectionspriortopriming.
F. Sandtosmoothsurfacebeforepriming.
G. Wipeoffdustwithadampclothandallowtodrybeforeapplyingtheprimer.Thesurfacemustbedryandin
sound condition. Remove oil, dust, dirt, loose rust, peeling paint or other contamination to ensure good
adhesion.
3.3 VOCCONTENT
A. Content:<50g/L.TheadditionofcolorantmayaddVOCs.
3.4 INSTALLATION
H. Apply all coatings and materials with manufacture specifications in mind. Mix and thin coatings according to
manufacturerecommendation.
I. MustbewearingproperPPE,eyeprotectionisrecommended.
J. Useonlywhentemperaturesarebetween50F(10C)and90F(32C).
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K. Coverageisapproximately300400squarefeetpergallondependingonthesurfaceporosity.
L. Maybetintedwithupto2ouncesofuniversalcolorantpergallon.
M. Glossy surfaces: not recommended. KILZ PREMIUM and KILZ 2 primers are recommended for use over
properlypreparedglossysurfaces.
N. Donotapplytowetordampsurfaces.
1. Waitatleast30daysbeforeapplyingtonewconcreteormasonry.Orfollowmanufacturersprocedures
toapplyappropriatecoatingspriorto30days.
2. Testnewconcreteformoisturecontent.
3. Waituntilwoodisfullydryafterrain,fogordew.
O. Applycoatingsusingmethodsrecommendedbymanufacturer.
P. Masonry,brick,stuccoandplaster:notrecommended.KILZPREMIUMandKILZ2arerecommendedforuse
overproperlypreparedmasonrysurfaces.
Q. Stainblocking:Notformulatedtoblockstains.Forstainblocking,useKILZORIGINAL,KILZODERLESS,KILZ
COMPLETE,KILZPREMIUMPrimer.
R. PrimerwillnotbeusedunderneathNaturalClayPlasterFinish,Section09 25 26.
S. Inspection:ThecoatedsurfacemustbeinspectedandapprovedbytheArchitectorEngineerjust099123
InteriorPaints&Coatings26priortoeachcoat.
3.5 PROTECTION
T. Protectfinishedcoatingsfromdamageuntilcompletionofproject.
U. Touchupdamagedcoatingsaftersubstantialcompletion,followingmanufacturer'srecommendationfortouch
uporrepairofdamagedcoatings.Repairanydefectsthatwillhindertheperformanceofthecoatings.

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MOVEABLEPANELSYSTEM 102223.23355
Division 10 Specialties
SECTION102223.23MOVEABLEPANELSYSTEMS
PART1GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Singlepanelpartitions,13/82(35mm50mm)thickpanels.
B. RelatedSections:
1.Section054000MetalFraming
2.Section081416FlushWoodDoors
3.Section092100PlasterandGypsumAssemblies
4.Section115213Projectionscreens

1.02 REFERENCES
A. ASTME557StandardPracticefortheInstallationofOperablePartitions.

1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Materialdescriptions,constructiondetails,finishes,installationdetails,andoperating
instructionsforeachtypeofoperablepartition,component,andaccessoryspecified.
B. ShopDrawings:Showlocationandextentofoperablepartitions.Includeplans,elevations,sections,details,
attachmentstootherconstruction,andaccessories.Indicatedimensions,weights,conditionsatopenings,
andatstorageareas,andrequiredinstallation,storage,andoperatingclearances.Indicatelocationand
installationrequirementsforhardwareandtrack,includingfloortolerancesrequiredanddirectionof
travel.Indicateblockingtobeprovidedbyothers.
C. SettingDrawings:Showimbeddeditemsandcutoutsrequiredinotherwork,includingsupportbeam
punchingtemplate.

1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:Anexperiencedinstallerwhoiscertifiedinwritingbytheoperablepartition
manufacturer,asqualifiedtoinstallthemanufacturerspartitionsystemsforworksimilarinmaterial,
design,andextenttothatindicatedforthisproject.
B. PreparationofOpening:ConformtoASTME557.

1.05 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
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A. ClearlymarkpackagesandpanelswithnumberingsystemsusedonShopDrawings.Donotusepermanent
markingsonpanels.
B. Protectpanelsduringdelivery,storage,andhandlingtocomplywithmanufacturersinstructionsandas
requiredtopreventdamage.
PART2PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURER
A. AcceptableManufacturer:HfeleAmericaCo.,whichislocatedat:3901CheyenneDrive;Archdale,N.C.
27263;TollFreeTel:18004233531;CorporateTel:13364342322;Web:
http://www.hafele.com/us/index.htm
B. NoSubstitutions.

2.02 SINGLEPANELPARTITIONS,13/82(35mm50mm)THICKPANELS
A. Product:HAWAAperto60/HSlidingInteriorPartitionsbyHfeleAmericaCo.,manuallyoperated
individualflatpanels,topsupportedwithlowerguidechannel.
FinalClosure:

1. RefertoHfeleProductCatalogpgs.258259.

PART3EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsupportsandsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared.
B. NotifyArchitectinwritingofunsatisfactorypreparationpriortoinstallation.Donotproceeduntil
unsatisfactoryconditionshavebeencorrected.

3.02 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructionsandASTME557installationprocedures.Testfor
properoperationandmakenecessaryadjustmentsuntilsatisfactoryresultsareobtained.

3.03 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.

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SECTION110000EQUIPMENT
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Theuseandpreparationforheavyequipmentincludingtrucksandforklifts
1.02 PREINSTALLATION
A. PreinstallationConference:Conductconferenceatbuildsiteandassemblysite
1.03 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. Licensedandexperiencedwithheavyequipmentthatisbeingoperated
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Open
2.02 MOTORS
A. Comply with NEMA designation, temperature rating, service factor, and efficiency requirements for motors
specified.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Visuallyexaminealltrucks,forkliftsandanyotherheavyequipmentbeforeuse.
1. RejectandcontactProjectmanagerifanyproblemsordiscrepanciesoccur
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Makesureanyliftmadeandtripmadeissecurelyfastenedwithstrapstoensurenomovementthatcouldcause
harmtooperatorandothersinthearea.
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SECTION113113RESIDENTIALKITCHENAPPLIANCES
PART1GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:ResidentialAppliances
1. Refrigeration.
2. Cookingproducts.
3. Dishwashers.

B.RelatedSections
1. Section054000MetalFraming
2.Section062200Millwork
3.Section123600Countertops
4.Section221116DomesticWaterPiping
5. Section224116ResidentialLavatoriesandSinks
1.02 REFERENCES
A. InternationalResidentialCode
B. ANSIA117.1GuidelinesforAccessibleandUseableBuildingsandFacilities.
C. EPAEnergyStarAppliances.
D. PublicLaw101336AmericanswithDisabilitiesAct.
1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. SubmitunderprovisionsofSection01300.
B. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Modelnumberandselectedoptionsforeachappliance.
2. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.
3. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
4. Installationmethods.
5. Listofmaintenanceparts.
1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
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A. RegulatoryRequirements:ComplywithreferencedstandardsandtheAmericanswithDisabilitiesActas
applicableforfixturesforthedisabled.
B. EnergyRating:ProvideapplianceswiththeEPAEnergyStarlabelwhereapplicable.
C. Coordinateroughinrequirementswithadjacentconstruction.Coordinatecomponentsandfittingsto
ensurecompatiblepartsareinstalled.
1.05 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
1.06 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Maintainenvironmentalconditions(temperature,humidity,andventilation)withinlimitsrecommendedby
manufacturerforoptimumresults.Donotinstallproductsunderenvironmentalconditionsoutside
manufacturer'sabsolutelimits.
1.07 WARRANTY
A. Providemanufacturer'sstandardwrittenlimitedoneyearwarrantyforeachtypeofappliancespecified.
B. Providemanufacturer'sstandardwrittenlimitedpartswarrantyforeachtypeofappliancespecified.
PART2PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:Fisher&PaykelAppliancesInc.,whichislocatedat:5900SkylabRoad;
HuntingtonBeach,CA92647;Tel:1.888.936.7872;Email:throughContactonwebsite;Web:
www.fisherpaykel.com/us
B. AcceptableManufacturer:IKEAUSA,whichislocatedat:420AlanWoodRoad;Conshohocken,PA19428;
TollFreeTel:1.800.434.4532;Web:www.ikea.com
C. AcceptableManufacturer:Frigidaire,whichislocatedat:2715WashingtonRoad;Augusta,GA30909;Toll
FreeTel:1.800.374.4432;Web:www.frigidaire.com
2.02 REFRIGERATION
A. RefrigeratorsandFreezers:AsmanufacturedbyFisher&Paykel.
1. ActiveSmartFridge17cu.ft.CounterDepthFrenchDoor;ModelNoRF170ADX1
2. Appearance:Stainlesssteel.
2.03 COOKINGPRODUCTS
A. Ovens:Models,standardaccessories/kitsandcustomaccessories/kitsasmanufacturedbyIKEAUSA.
1. SlideInElectricOven:293/4inch(75.6cm)IKEANutidSlideInConvectionOven,articleno.
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2. Appearance:White
B. Cooktops:Models,standardaccessories/kitsandcustomaccessories/kitsasmanufacturedbyIKEAUSA.
1. GlassCeramicCooktop:303/8inch(77cm)IKEANutidDropInGlassCeramicCooktop,articleno.
701.826.19.
2. Appearance:White
2.04 DISHWASHERS
A. Dishwashers:Models,standardaccessories/kitsandcustomaccessories/kitsasmanufacturedbyIKEAUSA.

1. BuiltInDishwashers:24inch(61cm)IKEANutidBuiltInDishwasherwithTallTub,articleno.
401.423.71.
2. Appearance:Stainlesssteel.
PART3EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared.Coordinateroughinwithappliance
sizesandutilityrequirements.
B. Ifsubstratepreparationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactory
preparationbeforeproceeding.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultfor
thesubstrateundertheprojectconditions.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Assembleappliancesandtrimandinstallinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructionsandthefollowing:
1. Securelymounttosubstrate.
2. Installappliancesplumbandlevelandinproperrelationshiptoadjacentconstruction.
3. Connectappliancestobuildingutility,supplyandwastesystemsasapplicable.
4. Testforproperoperationanddrainage.Adjustuntilproperoperationisachieved.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.
3.05 APPLIANCEDATASHEETS
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A. Refertothemanufacturer'sdatasheetssuppliedbymanufacturerorlookuponmanufacturerswebsitefor
requiredfeaturesandadditionalrequirements.

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PART1GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:ResidentialLaundryAppliances
1. 113123AClothesDryer
2. 113123BClothesWasher

1.02 REFERENCES
A. NFPA:ProvideelectricalapplianceslistedandlabeledasdefinedinNFPA70,Article100,byatestingagency
acceptabletoauthoritieshavingjurisdiction,andmarkedforintendeduse.
B. ULandNEMA:Provideelectricalcomponentsrequiredaspartofresidentialappliancesthatarelistedand
labeledbyULandthatcomplywithapplicableNEMAstandards.
C. NAECA:ProvideresidentialappliancesthatcomplywithNAECAstandards.

1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Modelnumberandselectedoptionsforeachappliance.
2. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.
3. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
4. Installationmethods.
5. Listofmaintenanceparts.

1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. RegulatoryRequirements:Complywithreferencedstandards.

1.05 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.

1.06 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Maintainenvironmentalconditions(temperature,humidity,andventilation)withinlimitsrecommendedby
manufacturerforoptimumresults.Donotinstallproductsunderenvironmentalconditionsoutside
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manufacturer'sabsolutelimits.
1.07 WARRANTY
A. Providemanufacturer'sstandardwrittenlimitedoneyearwarrantyforeachtypeofappliancespecified.
B. Providemanufacturer'sstandardwrittenlimitedpartswarrantyforeachtypeofappliancespecified.

PART2PRODUCTS

2.01 MANUFACTURERS
D. AcceptableManufacturer:Frigidaire,whichislocatedat:2715WashingtonRoad;Augusta,GA30909;Toll
FreeTel:1.800.374.4432;Web:www.frigidaire.com

2.02 CLOTHESWASHER
A.FrigidaireAffinity3.9Cu.Ft.FrontLoadWasherfeaturingReadySteam
B.ProductNumber:FAFS4174NW
C.Capacity:3.9Cu.Ft.
D.ReadySteam
E.http://www.frigidaire.com/FAFS4174NW.aspx?productCode=FFHT2126LW

2.03 CLOTHESDRYER
A.FrigidaireAffinity7.0Cu.Ft.ElectricDryerfeaturingReadySteam
B.ProductNumber:FASE7073NW
C.Capacity:7.0cu.ft.
D.ReadySteam
E. http://www.frigidaire.com/products/Laundry/Dryers/FASE7073NW.aspx
PART3EXECUTION

3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Assembleappliancesandtrimandinstallinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructionsandthefollowing:
1. Securelymounttosubstrate.
2. Installappliancesplumbandlevelandinproperrelationshiptoadjacentconstruction.
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3. Connectappliancestobuildingutility,supplyandwastesystemsasapplicable.
4. Testforproperoperationanddrainage.Adjustifnecessary.

3.02 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.

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SECTION115200AUDIOVISUALEQUIPMENT
PART1GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Interior/ExteriorSpeakerSystemsandReceiver
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section115216.19OverheadProjectors

PART2PRODUCTS

2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:OutdoorSpeakerDepot,whichislocatedat775ColumbiaSt.,Brea,CA92821;
TollFreeTel:8887794968;Tel:5626972600;Web:http://www.outdoorspeakerdepot.com
B.AcceptableManufacturer:Starpower,whichislocatedat:7077E.MayoBlvd.;Phoenix,AZ85054;TollFree
Tel:8882061160;Tel:4805381700;Email:customerservice@starpower.com;Web:http://www.star
power.com/
2.02 INTERIORSPEAKERS
A. OutdoorSpeakerDepot
B. ProductNumber:IW620
C. Dimensions:85/8HX12W
D. http://www.outdoorspeakerdepot.com/mibuseinwasp.html

2.03 EXTERIORSPEAKERS
A. Yamaha130wAllWeatherSpeakerSystem
B. ProductNumber:NSAW390WH
C. Dimensions:111/16"Hx73/32"Dx75/16"W
D. http://www.starpower.com/hometheateraudio/audio/speakers/NSAW390WH/
2.04 RECEIVER
A. Yamaha5.1ChannelReceiver
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B. ProductNumber:RXV375BL
C. Dimensions:6"Hx123/8"Dx171/8"W
D.http://www.starpower.com/hometheateraudio/audio/receivers/RXV375BL/

PART3EXECUTION

3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Installationshallbeaccomplishedinaprofessionalmannerbyqualifiedpersonnelregularlyengagedinand
experiencedinthistypeofwork.
B. AllwiringshallbeinstalledinaccordancewithNFPA70,theNationalElectricalCode.

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PART1GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Manuallyoperated,ceilingmounted,dualprojectionscreens.

1.02 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.
2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
3. Installationmethods.

PART2PRODUCTS

2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:PRODISPLAYUSA,whichislocatedat:63ViaPicoPlazaSuite104;SanClementeCA
92672;TollFreeTel:8003481704;Fax:9492185709;Web:http://www.prodisplayus.com/
2.02 MANUALLYOPERATED,CEILINGMOUNTED,DUALPROJECTIONSCREENS
A. PRODISPLAY360(2)
B. 60Dualprojection,rollupscreen
C. Flexibleopticalfilm
D. http://www.prodisplayus.com/360.html

PART3EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
B. Installfrontprojectionscreenswithscreencasesinpositionandrelationshiptoadjoiningconstructionas
indicated,securelyanchoredtosupportingsubstrate,andinmannerthatproducesasmoothlyoperating
screenwithplumbandstraightverticaledgesandplumbandflatviewingsurfaceswhenscreenislowered.
Testmanuallyoperatedunitstoverifythatscreenoperatingcomponentsareinoptimumfunctioningcondition

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PART1GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:ShortThrowOverheadProjector
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section115200AudioVisualEquipment

PART2PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:BenQ,whichislocatedat:15375BarrancaSuiteA205;Irvine,CA92618;Tel:949
2559500;Fax:9492559600;Web:http://www.benq.us/home.cfm

2.02 SHORTTHROWOVERHEADPROJECTOR
A. BenQW1080ST
B. ProductNumber:W1080ST
C. ContrastRatio:10,000:1
D. ThrowRatio:65.7@1M
E. Dimensions:12.2"x4.09"x9.6"
F. http://www.benq.us/product/projector/w1080st/

PART3EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Complywithmanufacturersinstructionsforinstallationofaudiosystems.
B. Installationshallbeaccomplishedinaprofessionalmannerbyqualifiedpersonnelregularlyengagedinand
experiencedinthistypeofwork.
C. AllwiringshallbeinstalledinaccordancewithNFPA70,theNationalElectricalCode.
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PART1 GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY

A. Sectionincludescountertopsforfabricatedmillwork.

1.02 RELATEDSECTIONS

A. Section062200Millworkforcabinetry(inkitchen,bathroomshelves).

1.03 ACTIONSUBMITTALS

A. ProductData:Manufacturersdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.
2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
3. Specimenwarranty.
4. MSDSforfinishsealer.
B. ShopDrawings:
1. Completedetailsofmaterialsandinstallation;combinewithshopdrawingsofcabinetsandcasework
specifiedinothersections.
C. InstallationInstructions:Manufacturersinstallationinstructionsandrecommendations.
D. MaintenanceData:Manufacturersinstructionsandrecommendationsformaintenanceandrepairofcountertop
surfaces.
E. IndustryStandards:
1. ASTMD2583:6070
2. ASTMC880:500013000
3. ASTMC97:0.03
4. NEMALD33.3:NoEffect
5. ANIZZ124.6:NoEffect
6. ASTME84:Class1
7. ASTMc484:Passes5cycles

1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE

A. InstallerQualifications:Fabricatorofproducts.

1.05 WARRANTY
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A. Manufacturer'sWarranty
1. Thiswarrantydoesnotcoveranyconditionsordamagesresultingfromaccidents,alterations,misuse,
abuse,excessivehumidity,excessiveheatandtemperature,fading,patina,ordiscolorationovertime.
MSIsurfacesareapapercompositematerialandwillpatinaovertime.
2. Thiswarrantydoesnotapplytoconditionscausedbynormalwearandtearupontheproduct.
3. Toobtainwarrantyservice,contactthedealerfromwhomyoupurchasestheproduct.Yourdealerwill
workwiththeirregionaldistributorandMSItopromptlyrepairorreplaceanydefectivepieces.
Warrantyclaimsmustbeaccompaniedbyproofofpurchase,aswellasdetailsregardingthenatureof
theproblem,locationoftheproduct,etc.
4. InnoeventshallMSIoritsdistributorsbyliableorresponsibleforincidentalorconsequentialdamages
orforanyotherdirectorindirectdamage,loss,cost,expenseorfee.

PART2 PRODUCTS

2.01 MANUFACTURERS

A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1. MSI:PremiumNaturalQuartz
B. Manufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsbythefollowing:
1. AcceptableManufacturer:PremiumNaturalQuartzfromMSI:OrangeNaturalQuartzCountertopFacility.
Address:2095N.BataviaStreet,Orange,CA92865.Phone:(714)6857500.Fax:(714)6857600.Email:
msi_ca@msistone.com.
2. Substitutions:Notpermitted.

2.02 ASSEMBLYDESCRIPTION
A. CountertopAssembliesforMSI:PremiumNaturalQuartzStone.
1. FlatSheetThickness:2mmminimum.
2. SinksandBowls:Separateunitsforundermounting.
3. CutoutsandDrainGrooves:Asshownondrawings.
4. FinishonExposedSurfaces:Glossfinish
5. Color:ArcticWhite.
6. ExposedEdgeTreatment:2thickness.
a. Profile:Squareedge.
b. Profile:Asindicatedondrawings.

2.03 MATERIALS

A. MSIPremiumNaturalQuartz
1. NaturalQuartzSheets:NaturalArcticWhitestone.
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2. Adhesives:Chemicalresistanttwopartepoxywaterproofadhesiveasrecommendedbymanufacturer.
3. JointSealant:
a. SealantType:Mildewresistantsilicone
b. SealantType:Silicone.

PART3 EXECUTION

3.01 EXAMINATION

A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared.
B. Ifsubstratepreparationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactorypreparation
beforeproceeding.
C. Verifythatwallsurfaceshavebeenfinishedandmechanicalandelectricalservicesandoutletsareinstalledin
properlocations.

3.02 PREPARATION

A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultforthe
substrateundertheprojectconditions.

3.03 INSTALLATION

A. Securelyattachcountertopstocabinetsusingconcealedfasteners.Makeflatsurfaceslevel;shimwhererequired.
B. Sealjointbetweenback/endsplashesandverticalsurfaces.
C. Whereindicatedusecovemolding.
D. Whereappliedcovemoldingisnotindicatedusespecifiedsealant.

3.04 CLEANINGANDPROTECTION

A. Cleancountertopssurfacesthoroughly.
B. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
C. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.

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PART1 GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:ExteriorBenches.

1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.
2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
3. Installationmethods.
B. Manufacturer'sCertificates:Certifyproductsmeetorexceedspecifiedrequirements.
C. Manufacturerswarranties.

1.04 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
B. Protectmaterialsfromexposuretomoisture.Donotdeliveruntilconditionsarereadyforinstallation.

1.05 COORDINATION
A. Coordinateworkwithotheroperationsandinstallationofbenches/deckingtoavoiddamagetoinstalled
materials.

PART2PRODUCTS

2.02 BENCHES
A. WoodandConcretePlanterBenches.
1. Customplanterbench.
a. Height:18inches.
b. Width:18inches.
c. Length:SiteSpecific.ReferencesheetL101.
d.Seat:Woodmaterial(2x4)
e.Sidewall:16gaMillFinishedSteel
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3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared.
B. Ifsubstratepreparationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactory
preparationbeforeproceeding.

3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultfor
thesubstrateundertheprojectconditions.

3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
B. Surfacemounting.Locationanddrillingofholesforinsertsincluded.Anchorboltsandinsertsprovidedby
others.

3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.

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SECTION133000SPECIALSTRUCTURES
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:PVarrayrackingsystem.
1.02 PREINSTALLATIONMEETINGS
A. PreinstallationConference:Conductconferencewiththerackingsystemvendor.
1.03 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. CoordinationDrawings:SheetA551PVmountingdetails
B. Seismic Qualification Certificates: Obtain PV Array racking structure, accessories, and components, from
manufacturer.
C. Weldingcertificates.Obtainfrommanufacturer.
D. Materialtestreports.Obtainfrommanufacturer.
E. Producttestreports.Obtainfrommanufacturer.
F. Researchreports.Obtainfrommanufacturer.
G. Sourcequalitycontrolreports.Obtainfrommanufacturer.
H. Fieldqualitycontrolreports.Obtainfrommanufacturer
I. Samplewarranty.Obtainfrommanufacturer
1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:Fabricatorofproducts.
B. Installer Qualifications: An entity that employs installers and supervisors who are trained and approved by
manufacturer,Anauthorizedrepresentativewhoistrainedandapprovedbymanufacturer.
C. Testing Agency Qualifications: Qualified according to [ASTMC1021] [ASTMC1093] for testing indicated and
accreditedbyIASorILACMutualRecognitionArrangementascomplyingwithISO/IECStandard17025.
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D. TestingAgencyQualifications:MembercompanyofNETAoranNRTL.
E. Pipe and PressureVessel Welding Qualifications: Qualify procedures and operators according to ASME Boiler
andPressureVesselCode.
1.05 WARRANTY
A. Manufacturer's Warranty: Manufacturer and Installer agree to repair or replace components of PV array
rackingstructurethatfail(s)inmaterialsorworkmanshipwithinspecifiedwarrantyperiod.
1. WarrantyPeriod:Insertnumberyear(s)fromdateofSubstantialCompletion.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements:Sunframe
1. Unirac; 1411 Broadway Boulevard NE, Albuquerque NM, 871021545; Phone: 5052426411; Fax: 505
2426412;Website:unirac.com
2.02 ASSEMBLYDESCRIPTION
A. Electrical Components, Devices, and Accessories: Listed and labeled as defined in NFPA70, by a qualified
testingagency,andmarkedforintendedlocationandapplication.
PART2 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Assembly:ComplywithmanufacturersinstructionsforinstallationofPVarrayracking.
B. ComplywithNECA1.
C. Wiring Method: Install cables in raceways and cable trays except within consoles, cabinets, desks, and
counters.Concealracewayandcablesexceptinunfinishedspaces.

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SECTION134200BUILDINGMODULES
PART1 GENERAL
1. SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:Informationtransporting,caringandhandlingforbuildingmodules.
B. Submittals:ShopDrawings.
PART2 PRODUCTS
A. FABRICATEDMODULES
1. ConstructedModules
a. Southmodulesize:388x14andNorthModulesize:288x12
B. FINISHES
1. Completeconstructiontobefinishedonsite.
PART3 EXECUTION
A. PREPERATION
1. Prepareindividualmodulesbywrappingexteriorwithpaddingandsecuringmaterialswithinmodulesfor
shipping.
2. Applywaterproofplastictoexterior.
3. Railmodulesintoplacewithpropersafetyprecautions.Seedocumentsforrailingdiagram.
B. TRANSPORTATION
1. Feesfor$30perdayinArizonaandtravelpermitforCaliforniarequired.
2. PropersignageperArizonaDOTandCaliforniaDOT.Theletteringshallbea10inchminimumheightwith
a15/8inchminimumbrushstroke,andaminimum1inchmarginallaround.Allsignsshallbeblackletters
on a yellow background, mounted at least 18 inches above the road surface front and rear. Signs shall be
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neat, clean, legible, mounted securely and visible from straight ahead or behind and to 45degree either
sidethereof.
3. YellowRouteinCaliforniarequires1pilotvehicleforloadsfrom12146.Ifloadswiderthanonelane,2
pilotvehiclesarerequired.
4. TransportingmodulewithingreaterLosAngelescitylimitsisnotpermitted.
C. CONNECTION
1. Removewaterproofingtransportationmembraneandprepforsetup.
2. Positionmodulechassisintocorrectlocationatsite.
3. Removewheelsandaxelsonceinplace.
4. Placesouthmodulefirstandattachedproperlytojackpads.
5. Locatelocationfornorthmodulewithjackpadsandrailnorthmoduleintoplace.
6. Attachedmodulestogetheratsteelanglesonmodulebeamsatfloorandceiling.
7. Remove structural bracing once adequate connections for both modules have been made and comply
withCaliforniaseismicloadrequirements.
8. Seeadditionalspecsregardingfinishes.

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PART1GENERAL

1.1SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:TycoRapidResponseLFIIResidentialpendentsprinkler
1.2SCOPEOFWORK
A. Design,installationandtestingshallbeinaccordancewithNFPA13D2010Edition.
B. Thedesignandinstallationofahydraulicallycalculatedautomaticwetsystemcompleteandreadyforoperation.
1.05 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Foreachtypeofproduct.
B. ShopDrawings:
1. Includeplans,elevations,sections,andattachmentdetails.
2. Includedetailsofequipmentassemblies.Indicatedimensions,requiredclearances,andlocationandsize
ofeachfieldconnection.
C. DelegatedDesignSubmittal:ForTycoRapidResponseLFIIResidentialSprinkler.
1.06 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. Coordination Drawings: Reflected ceiling plan, drawn to scale, and coordinated with each other, using input
frominstallersoftheitemsinvolved.
B. Seismic Qualification Certificates: For Tyco Rapid Response LFII Residential Sprinkler, accessories, and
components,frommanufacturer.
C. Producttestreports.
D. Researchreports.
E. Sourcequalitycontrolreports.
F. Fieldqualitycontrolreports.
G. Samplewarranty.
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1.07 CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALS
A. Maintenancedata.
B. Operationandmaintenancedata.
1.07 WARRANTY
A. Manufacturer's Warranty: Manufacturer agrees to repair or replace Tyco Rapid Response LFII Residential
Sprinklerthatfail(s)inmaterialsorworkmanshipwithinspecifiedwarrantyperiod.
1. WarrantyPeriod:10year(s)fromdateofSubstantialCompletion.

PART2PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1. TycoRapidResponseLFIIResidentialSprinkler.
B. BasisofDesign Product: Subject to compliance with requirements, provide product indicated on Drawings
TycoRapidResponseLFIIResidentialSprinkleroracomparableproductbyoneofthefollowing:
1. Tyco.
2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Delegated Design: Engage a qualified professional engineer, as defined in Division01 Section "Quality
Requirements,"todesignFireSuppressionsystem.
B. SeismicPerformance:TycoRapidResponseLFIIResidentialSprinklershallwithstandtheeffectsofearthquake
motionsdeterminedaccordingtoASCE/SEI7.
1. The term "withstand" means "the unit will remain in place without separation of any parts when
subjectedtotheseismicforcesspecifiedandtheunitwillbefullyoperationalaftertheseismicevent."
2. ComponentImportanceFactoris1.0.
C. CapacitiesandCharacteristics:
1. Maximumworkingpressure175psi,TemperatureRatingSprinkler160degFCoverPlate139degF.

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2.3PIPING&FITTINGS
A. CPVCpipingandfittingsasinaccordancewithNFPA13D.OthertypeslistedacceptableinNPFA13Dmustbe
approvedbeforeusing.
2.4VALVES
A. ValvesinaccordancewithNFPA13D.
2.5SPRINKLERS
A. AllsprinklersshallbeTycobrandandULapproved.
B. TemperatureRatings:InaccordancewithNFPA13D.
2.6SPRINKLERCABINET
Providesprinklercabinetwiththerequirednumberofsprinklerheadsofallratingsandtypesinstalled,anda
sprinklerwrenchforeachsystem.Locateadjacenttotheriser.
2.7IDENTIFICATIONSIGNS/HYDRAULICPLACARDS
Plastic,steeloraluminumsignswithwhiteletteringonaredbackgroundwithholesforeasyattachment.Enter
pertinentdataforeachsystemonthehydraulicplacard.
2.8SWITCHES:
A. WaterflowAlarmSwitches:ShallbeULlisted.
2.9GAUGES
ProvidegaugesasrequiredbyNFPA13D.
2.10PIPEHANGERSANDSUPPORTS
Supports,hangers,etc.,ofanapprovedpatternplacementtoconformtoNFPA13D.Systempipingshallbe
substantiallysupportedtothebuildingstructure.Theinstallationofhangersandsupportsshalladheretothe
requirementssetforthinNFPA13D,StandardforInstallationofSprinklerSystems.Materialsusedinthe
installationorconstructionofhangersandsupportsshallbelistedandapprovedforsuchapplication.Hangersor
supportsnotspecificallylistedforserviceshallbedesignedandbearthesealofaprofessionalengineer.
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3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examine Tyco Rapid Response LFII Residential Sprinkler before installation. Reject Tyco Rapid Response LFII
ResidentialSprinklerthatarewet,moisturedamaged,ormolddamaged.

3.1INSTALLATION
A. Installationshallbeaccomplishedbythelicensedcontractor.Provideaqualifiedtechnician,experiencedinthe
installationandoperationofthetypeofsystembeinginstalled,tosupervisetheinstallationandtestingofthe
system.
B. InstallationofPiping:Accuratelycutpipetomeasurementsestablishedbytheinstallerandworkintoplace
withoutspringingorforcing.Inanysituationwherebendingofthepipeisrequired,useastandardpipebending
template.Installconcealedpipinginspacesthathavefinishedceilings.
C. Drains:Pipedrainstodischargeatsafepointsoutsideofthebuilding.
D. Inspector'sTestConnection:InstallandsupplyinconformancewithNFPA13D,locateinasecuredarea,and
dischargetotheexteriorofthebuildingoruselistedonriserinspector'stestvalve.
E. FirestoppingshallcomplywiththefirestoppingSection.
F. Securelyattachidentificationsignstocontrolvalves,drainvalves,andtestvalves.Locatehydraulicplacard
informationsignsateachsectionalcontrolvalvewherethereisazonewaterflowswitch.
G. Repairs:Repairdamagetothebuildingorequipmentresultingfromtheinstallationofthesprinklersystemby
theinstalleratnoadditionalexpensetotheowner.
H. InterruptionofService:Thereshallbenointerruptionoftheexistingsprinklerprotection,water,electric,orfire
alarmserviceswithoutpriorpermissionoftheContractingOfficer.Contractorshalldevelopaninterimfire
protectionprogramwhereinterruptionsinvolveinoccupiedspaces.Requestinwritingatleastoneweekprior
totheplannedinterruption.
J. ComplywithNECA1
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A. PreliminaryTesting:Flushnewlyinstalledsystemspriortoperforminghydrostatictestsinordertoremoveany
debriswhichmayhavebeenleftaswellasensuringpipingisunobstructed.Hydrostaticallytestsystem,as
specifiedinNFPA13,inthepresenceoftheContractingOfficersTechnicalRepresentative(COTR)orhis
designatedrepresentative.
B. FinalInspectionandTesting:SubjectsystemtotestsinaccordancewithNFPA13D,andwhenallnecessary
correctionshavebeenaccomplished,adviseCOTR/ResidentEngineertoscheduleafinalinspectionandtest.
Furnishallinstruments,laborandmaterialsrequiredforthetestsandprovidetheservicesoftheinstallation
foremanorothercompetentrepresentativeoftheinstallertoperformthetests.Correctdeficienciesandretest
systemasnecessary,priortothefinalacceptance.Includetheoperationofallfeaturesofthesystemsunder
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SECTION221116DOMESTICWATERPIPING
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. RelatedSections:
1. Division221123DomesticWaterPumps
2. Division223300ElectricDomesticWaterHeaters
3. Division224100ResidentialPlumbingFixtures
B. Sectionincludesplumbingpipes,fittings,Tsandelbowconnectors.
1. ProductData:Fortransitionfittingsanddielectricfittings.
2. Productforsolventcementsandadhesiveprimers,documentationincludingprintedstatementofVOC
content.
1.02 SECTIONREQUIREMENTS
A. ComplywithNSF14forplastic,potabledomesticwaterpipingandcomponents.
B. ComplywithNSF61forpotabledomesticwaterpipingandcomponents.
C. PlasticpipingshallbemarkedwithNSFpw.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 PIPEANDFITTING
A. HardCopperTubing:ASTMB88,TypesLandM(ASTMB88M,TypesBandC),watertube,drawntemperwith
wroughtcopper,solderjointfittings.Furnishwroughtcopperfittingsifindicated.
1. CopperUnions:Castcopperalloy,hexagonalstockbody,withballandsocket,metaltometalseating
surfacesandsolderjointorthreadedends.
2. JoiningMaterials:UseASTMB813,waterflushable,leadfreeflux;ASTMB32,leadfreealloysolder.
B. SoftCopperTubing:ASTMB88,TypesKandL(ASTMB88M,TypesAandB),watertube,annealedtemperwith
copperpressurefittings,castcopperalloyorwroughtcopper,solderjointfittings.Furnishwroughtcopper
fittingsifindicated.
1. JoiningMaterials:UseASTMB813,waterflushable,leadfreeflux;ASTMB32,leadfreealloysolder.
C. GalvanizedSteelPiping:ASTMA53/A53M,Schedule40,galvanizedsteelpipe,withASMEB16.4,Class125,
galvanized,standardpatterngrayiron,threadedfittings.
D. CPVCPiping:ASTMF441/F441M,Schedule40pipewithASTMF438,CPVCSchedule40sockettypefittings.
E. PEXTubeandFittings:ASTMF877,SDR9PEXtubingandASTMF1807,metalinserttypefittingswithcopperor
stainlesssteelcrimprings.
1. Manifold:ASTMF877plasticorcorrosionresistantmetalassembly,withaplasticorcorrosion
resistantmetalvalveforeachoutlet.
F. PVCPiping:ASTMD1785,Schedule40pipewithASTMD2466,Schedule40,sockettypefittings.
G. SpecialDutyValves:
1. ComplywithrequirementsinSection220523"GeneralDutyValvesforPlumbingPiping"forgeneralduty
metalvalves.
2. ComplywithrequirementsinSection221119"DomesticWaterPipingSpecialties"forbalancingvalves,
drainvalves,backflowpreventers,andvacuumbreakers.
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3. PVCUnionBallValves:MSSSP122,withfullportball,threadeddetachableendconnectors,and
pressureratingnotlessthan[125psig(860kPa)][150psig(1035kPa)]at[73degF(23degC).
4. PVCNonUnionBallValves:MSSSP122,withfullorreducedportball,socketorthreadedends,and
pressureratingnotlessthan[125psig(860kPa)][150psig(1035kPa)]at73degF(23degC).
5. PVCButterflyValves:Withleverhandleandpressureratingnotlessthan[150psig(1035kPa)at73
degF(23degC)]
6. PVCCheckValves:Swingorballcheckdesignandpressureratingnotlessthan150psig(1035kPa)at73
degF(23degC).
H. TransitionFittings:Manufacturedpipingcouplingorspecifiedpipingsystemfitting.Samesizeaspipestobe
joinedandpressureratingatleastequaltopipestobejoined.
I. FlexibleConnectors:Stainlesssteel,corrugatedmetaltubingwithwirebraidcovering.Workingpressureratinga
minimumof[200psig(1380kPa)][250psig(1725kPa)].
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. ComplywithrequirementsinSection220500"CommonWorkResultsforPlumbing"forbasicpipinginstallation
requirements.
B. Installwallpenetrationsystemateachservicepipepenetrationthroughfoundationwall.Makeinstallation
watertight.ComplywithrequirementsinSection220500"CommonWorkResultsforPlumbing"forwall
penetrationsystems.
C. Installshutoffvalve,hoseenddrainvalve,strainer,pressuregage,andtestteewithvalve,insidethebuildingat
eachdomesticwaterserviceentrance.ComplywithrequirementsinSection220500"CommonWorkResults
forPlumbing"forpressuregagesandSection221119"DomesticWaterPipingSpecialties"fordrainvalvesand
strainers.
D. Installdomesticwaterpipingwith0.25percentslopedownwardtowarddrainforhorizontalpipingandplumbfor
verticalpiping.
E. Roughindomesticwaterpipingforwatermeterinstallationaccordingtoutilitycompany'srequirements.
F. ComplywithrequirementsinSection220500"CommonWorkResultsforPlumbing"forbasicpipingjoint
construction.
1. SolderedJoints:ComplywithproceduresinASTMB828unlessotherwiseindicated.
G. ComplywithrequirementsinSection220500"CommonWorkResultsforPlumbing"forpipehangerandsupport
devices.
1. Installhangersforsteelpipingwiththefollowingmaximumhorizontalspacingandminimumrod
diameters:
a. NPS11/4(DN32)andSmaller:84inches(2100mm)with3/8inch(10mm)rod.
b. NPS11/2(DN40):108inches(2700mm)with3/8inch(10mm)rod.
c. NPS2(DN50):10feet(3m)with3/8inch(10mm)rod.
d. NPS21/2(DN65):11feet(3.4m)with1/2inch(13mm)rod.
e. Supportverticalpipingateachfloor.
2. InstallvinylcoatedhangersforCPVCpipingwiththefollowingmaximumhorizontalspacingand
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a. NPS1(DN25)andSmaller:36inches(900mm)with3/8inch(10mm)rod.
b. NPS11/4toNPS2(DN32toDN50):48inches(1200mm)with3/8inch(10mm)rod.
c. NPS21/2toNPS31/2(DN65toDN90):48inches(1200mm)with1/2inch(13mm)rod.
d. InstallsupportsforverticalCPVCpipingevery60inches(1500mm)forNPS1(DN25)and
smaller,andevery72inches(1800mm)forNPS11/4(DN32)andlarger.
3. InstallvinylcoatedhangersforPEXpipingwiththefollowingmaximumhorizontalspacingandminimum
roddiameters:
a. NPS1(DN25)andSmaller:32inches(815mm)with3/8inch(10mm)rod.
b. InstallhangersforverticalPEXpipingevery48inches(1200mm).
4. InstallvinylcoatedhangersforPVCpipingwiththefollowingmaximumhorizontalspacingandminimum
roddiameters:
a. NPS2(DN50)andSmaller:48inches(1200mm)with3/8inch(10mm)rod.
b. NPS21/2toNPS31/2(DN65toDN90):48inches(1200mm)with1/2inch(13mm)rod.
c. InstallsupportsforverticalPVCpipingevery48inches(1200mm).
H. Installflexibleconnectorsinsuctionanddischargepipingconnectionstoeachdomesticwaterpump.
3.02 INSPECTINGANDCLEANING
A. Inspectandtestpipingsystemsasfollows:
1. Filldomesticwaterpiping.Checkcomponentstodeterminethattheyarenotairboundandthatpiping
isfullofwater.
2. Testforleaksanddefectsinnewpipingandpartsofexistingpipingthathavebeenaltered,extended,or
repaired.
B. Cleananddisinfectpotabledomesticwaterpipingbyfillingsystemwithwater/chlorinesolutionwithatleast50
ppm(50mg/L)ofchlorine.Isolatewithvalvesandallowtostandfor24hours.Flushsystemwithclean,
potablewateruntilnochlorineisinwatercomingfromsystemafterthestandingtime.
3.03 PIPINGSCHEDULE
A. AbovegroundDistributionPiping:Pexpiping
B. MechanicalRoomPiping:Copperpipe
3.04 VALVESCHEDULE
A. Drawingsindicatevalvetypestobeused.Wherespecificvalvetypesarenotindicated,thefollowing
requirementsapply:
1. ShutoffDuty:UsebronzeballorgatevalvesforpipingNPS2(DN50)andsmaller.Usecastironbutterfly
orgatevalveswithflangedendsforpipingNPS21/2(DN65)andlarger.
2. ThrottlingDuty:UsebronzeballorglobevalvesforpipingNPS2(DN50)andsmaller.Usecastiron
butterflyvalveswithflangedendsforpipingNPS21/2(DN65)andlarger.
3. HotWaterPiping,BalancingDuty:Calibratedbalancingvalves.
4. DrainDuty:Hoseenddrainvalves.
B. Installgatevalvesclosetomainoneachbranchandriserservingtwoormoreplumbingfixturesorequipment
connectionsandwhereindicated.
C. Installgateorballvalvesoninlettoeachplumbingequipmentitem,oneachsupplytoeachplumbingfixturenot
havingstopsonsupplies,andelsewhereasindicated.
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D. PVCball,butterfly,andcheckvalvesmaybeusedinmatchingpipingmaterials.
E. Installdrainvalveatbaseofeachriser,atlowpointsofhorizontalruns,andwhererequiredtodrainwater
distributionpipingsystem.
F. Installswingcheckvalveondischargesideofeachpumpandelsewhereasindicated.
G. Installballvalvesineachhotwatercirculatingloopanddischargesideofeachpump.

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SECTION221123DOMESTICWATERPUMPS
PART1 GENERAL
A. SUMMARY
1. SectionIncludes:DiaphragmPumpPremiumDemandDeliveryPumpw/SplashProofMotor.
B. ACTIONSUBMITTALS
1. ProductData:Foreachtypeofproduct.
2. ShopDrawings:
a. Includeplans,elevations,sections,andmountingdetails.
b. Includedetailsofequipmentassemblies.Indicatedimensions,weights,loads,requiredclearances,
methodoffieldassembly,components,andlocationandsizeofeachfieldconnection.
c. VibrationIsolationBaseDetails:Detailfabricationincludinganchoragesandattachmentsto
structureandtosupportedequipment.Includeadjustablemotorbases,rails,andframesfor
equipmentmounting.
d. Includediagramsforpower,signal,andcontrolwiring.
PART2 PRODUCTS
1.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. GouldsTechnology
B. BasisofDesignProduct:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideGTirrigatorselfprimingcentrifugal
pump;60hzGT153;PSI40.Model:P63FZZ4418
1.02 MOTORS
A. ComplywithNEMAdesignation,temperaturerating,servicefactor,andefficiencyrequirementsformotors
specified.
1. Enclosure:Totallyenclosed
2. Variablespeedmotor:MAKENidecMotorCorporation
3. Volts:208230/460
4. HP:1
5. RPM:3450
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6. AMPS:5.0
7. INSClassB
PART3 EXECUTION
1.01 EXAMINATION
A. ExaminePumpbeforeinstallation.RejectPumpsthataredamaged.
1.02 INSTALLATION
A. ComplywithNECA1.
B. WiringMethod:Installcablesinracewaysandcabletraysexceptwithinconsoles,cabinets,desks,and
countersandexceptinaccessibleceilingspacesandingypsumboardpartitionswhereunenclosedwiring
methodmaybeused.Concealracewayandcablesexceptinunfinishedspaces.Concealracewayandcables
whenexposedtoopenair.
C. WiringMethod:Concealconductorsandcablesinaccessibleceilings,walls,andfloorswherepossible.
D. WiringwithinEnclosures:Bundle,lace,andtrainconductorstoterminalpointswithnoexcessandwithout
exceedingmanufacturer'slimitationsonbendingradii.Installlacingbarsanddistributionspools.
E. Preparetestandinspectionreports.
F. Motormustbegroundedinaccordancewithlocalandnationalelectriccode.Componentcovermustbeinplace
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SECTION221200FACILITYPOTABLEWATERSTORAGETANK
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes500GallonIntermediateBulkContainer(IBC)Tote.
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Foreachtypeofproduct.
1.03 WARRANTY
A. Manufacturer'sWarranty:Manufactureragreestorepairorreplace500GallonIBCTotethatfail(s)in
materialsorworkmanshipwithinspecifiedwarrantyperiod.
1. WarrantyPeriod:1year(s)fromdateofSubstantialCompletion.
1.04 MANUFACTURERS
A. Product:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provide500GallonTotewithButterflyValve,SteelPallet,
oracomparableproduct.
1.05 ACCESSORIES
A. BallValve,BallValveDustCap,FillCap
B. AdaptersasRequiredbyInstallation
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products: Subject to compliance with requirements, available products that may be incorporated into the
Workinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:
1. 500GallonIBCTote
2. Grainger;StorageTank,Rectangular.
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3. Other
2.02 SYSTEMDESCRIPTION
A. Mechanical Properties: The minimum for the properties of the material shall be as follows based on molded
parts:

2.03 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. LowTemperatureImpact:Lowtemperatureimpactisdeterminedbyusinga30lb.fallingdartat20F.

B. Perfect Gel: For crosslinked polyethylene The percent gel level is determined by using the test method
foundinASTMD1998.Thepercentgellevelforcrosslinkedtanksontheinside0.125in.(3.2mm)ofthewallshall
beaminimumof60%.
C. CapacitiesandCharacteristics:
1. Appearance:Thefinishedsurfaceofthetankshallbefreeascommerciallypracticablefromvisualdefect
such as foreign inclusions, air bubbles, pin holes, craters, crazing and cracking that will impair the
serviceabilityofthetank.
2. CutEdges:Alledgescutouti.e.,opentopflanges,manways,shallbetrimmedtohavesmoothedges.
3. DimensionsandTolerances:AllDimensionswillbetakenwiththetankinitsproper,usablepositionand
unfilled.Tankdimensionswillrepresenttheexteriormeasurements.
a. OutsidediameterThetolerancefortheoutsidediameterincludingoutofroundnessshallbe+/
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b. ShellwallandheadthicknessThetoleranceforthicknessshallbe+/20%ofthedesign
thickness.Thetotalamountofanareaonthelowsideofthetoleranceshallnotexceed10%ofthetotal
areaandindividualareashallnotexceed1ft.2(.09m2)insize.
D. Markings:
1. ThetankismarkedtoidentifytheproducerChemTrainerInc.,date(monthandyear)of
manufacture,capacityandserialnumber.
2. Thepropercautionand/orwarningsignsareaffixedtothetank.
3. Tankcapacitiesshouldbebasedontotaltankvolume.
2.04 MATERIALS
A. LinearPolyethylene:Ahighquality,chemicallyresistantplasticwithhighstresscrackandimpactresistance.
Linearpolyethyleneistranslucentandexhibitspropertiesthatareidealforapplicationsthatareexposedtolow
temperaturesand/orhighimpact.Unlikethermosets,linearpolyethyleneisweldable,thusallowingforgreater
flexibilitywhendesigningmodificationtoourstandardtanks.TheplasticcomplieswithUSDAandFDAregulations
forstorageandprocessingoffood.Linearpolyethyleneisfullyrecyclableandtherebyprovidesaconvenientmethod
ofdisposal.
B. CrosslinkedPolyethylene:Highdensitycrosslinkedpolyethylenehasexcellentlowtemperatureimpactand
environmentalstresscrackresistance.Thispolyethyleneisathermoset,thusdoesnotpermittheutilizationof
weldedtankconnections.CrosslinkedpolyethylenedoesnothaveUSDAorFDAcomplianceforstorageof
processingediblesandisnotrecyclable.
C. Ultravioletlightstabilizersandfillers:Theplasticdoesnotcontainaminimumof0.25toamaximumof0.50
longtermU.V.stabilizer.Itdoesnotcontainanyfillers.
D. Pigment:Pigmentcanbeaddedatpurchaser
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examine Portable Water Storage Tank before installation. Reject Portable Water Storage Tank that are
moisturedamaged,molddamaged,orbroken.
3.02 PREPARATION:PACKINGANDSHIPPING
A. Allfittingsandflangefacesshallbeprotectedfromdamagebycoveringwithsuitableplywood,hardboardor
plasticsecurelyfastened.Tanksshallbepositivelyventedatalltimes.
B. Pipeandtubing,fittingsandmiscellaneoussmallpartsshallbepackaged.Looseitemswhichmayscratchthe
interiorsurfaceshallnotbeplacedinsidethetankduringshipment.Additionalprotection,suchasbattens,end
wrapping,crossbracing,orotherinteriorfasteningsmayberequiredtoassureeachindividualequipmentpiecesare
notdamagedintransit.
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C. Uponthearrivalatthedestination,thepurchaserisadvisedtoinspectfordamageintransit.Ifdamagehas
occurred,aclaimshouldbefilledwiththecarrierbythepurchaser.Thesuppliershouldbenotifiedifthedamageis
notfirstrepairedbythefabricatorpriortotheproductbeingputintoservice.Thepurchaseracceptsallfuture
responsibilityfortheeffectofthetankfailureresultingfromdamage.
D. Itisrecommendedthatthetankbehydrostaciallytestedatthetimeofinstallation.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Complywithapplicablestandards
B. Equipment Installation: Install as per manufacturers instructions. Comply with requirements for seismic
restraintdevices.
C. Provideconnections,fittingsandaccessoriesasrequiredbythesystem.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. WheninstallingPortableWaterStorageTank,wearpersonalprotectiveequipment(PPE)asreferredtointhe
HealthandSafetyManual.
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SECTION221400FACILITYSTORMDRAINAGE
PART1 GENERAL
A. SUMMARY
a. SectionincludesRainwaterHOGs,modularrainwaterharvestingtanks.
B. ACTIONSUBMITTALS
a. ProductData:InventedbyarchitecturaldesignerSallyDominguezin2004,theRainwaterHOGhaswonmore
than5awardsandaccoladesforitsgroundbreakingdesign.RainwaterHOGistheoriginalflatwalled,hole
bracedplasticwatertank.HOGistheonlywatertankthatcanworkhorizontally,vertically,oronitsside,
withoutcompromise.
b. Samples:HOGOliveGreenisstandard.Customcolorsavailable.
c. DelegatedDesignSubmittal:ForRainwaterHOG.
1) StoringandreusingyourrainwaterissimplewithHOGs.Theyareeasytohandle,easytoinstallandyou
canaddadditional50gallon/190literHOGstoyourexistinginstallationatanytime.HOGsworkequally
wellvertically,horizontallyorontheirsides.Therobust1/4inch(6mm)wallthicknessoftheHOGtank
meansyoucanuseHOGsoverandovertosuityourchangingneeds.Thekeytosuccessfulrainwaterre
useisunderstandingyourmonthlyrainfall,andyourmonthlywaterneeds,andusingarobusttankthat
isUVstabilizedandimpervioustolight.Ifyouwanttousetherainwaterwithapump,orbringitinside
abuildingtoflushtoiletsorwashclothes,werecommendafirstflushdiverterinadditiontoourInlet
Filter.Wearealsohappytohelpyouselectpumps,hosefittings,levelindicatorsandotheruseful
rainwaterfittings.HOGsareinuseallovertheworld,wateringvegetables,irrigatinggardens,flushing
toiletsandwashinglaundry.
C. INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
a. Coordination Drawings: Sheet L101 explains the placements of the water hogs in plan, drawn to scale, and
coordinatedwitheachother,usinginputfrominstallersoftheitemsinvolved.
b. Materialtestreports.
1) Foodgradepolyethylene(MDPE)complieswithAS2070,FDAandHPBRegulatorystandardsforfood
contact.Brassandnylonthreadedfittings
c. Producttestreports.
1) RainwaterHOGhaswonaprestigiousSparkAwardforDesign,theEcoProductAwardfromCalifornia
H+D,andwasnamedinGreenspecsTop10GreenBuildingProductsfor2008.
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D. QUALITYASSURANCE
a. Installer Qualifications: Please consult a qualified plumber if unsure about correct installation procedure.
Rainwater HOGs must be installed in accordance with these instructions. Rainwater HOG LLC takes no
responsibility for any loss or damage caused by the use of the HOG and/or accessories. In the interests of
continuingproductimprovement,specificationmaychangewithoutnotice.
PART2 PRODUCTS
A. MANUFACTURERS
a. Products: Subject to compliance with requirements, available products that may be incorporated into the
Workinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:
1) HOGWorksPtyLtd;RainwaterHOG.
b. Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with requirements, [provide products by the following] [provide
products by one of the following] [available manufacturers offering products that may be incorporated into
theWorkinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing]:
PART3 EXECUTION
A. INSTALLATION
a. ComplywithVertical(onwall)forinstallationofRainwaterHOG.
b. EquipmentInstallation:
1. Place Wall Channels horizontally at center height of 35 (900mm) from base level and fix to wall using
appropriatefixings(notsupplied).EnsuretheHOGsaresittingonafirm,stableandlevelsurface.
2.PositionSpringNuts19(500mm)apartbetweenHOGsand9(250mm)fromedge.
3.SawthetopofftheinletHOGnubalongtheridgedlinetoforma3inchopening.
4.AttachElbowVentstothetopholesandattachConnectorsandOutlettobottomholes.
5.Attachanddirectoverflowhose(seePlumbing).
6.PlaceInletScreenoverinletopeningunderdownspout(seePlumbing).
7.StandHOGinpositionandboltthePlatethroughtheHOGintotheSpringNut.
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Thissectionincludesroofdrainandoverflowdrain.
B. RelatedSections:
1. Division221400FacilityStormDrainage
1.02 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. Definition:Theroofdrainagepipingisdesignedtoconnecttothewaterhogstoragetanksinordertoharvestall
therainwaterthatiscapturedbyourhouse.
B. PerformanceRequirements:Thesystemmustbefreeofleakstopreventwaterfromescapingthesystemand
leakingintotheground.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
A. ExteriorStormWaterPiping
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Refertothedrawingsforthepayoutandslopeofthepipes.

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SECTION223300ELECTRICALDOMESTICWATERHEATER
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:ATI80AirTapHybridWaterHeater.
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS

A. ProductData:Foreachtypeandsizeofdomesticwaterheaterindicated.

1. Include construction details, material descriptions, dimensions of individual components and profiles,
andfinishesforATI80.
2. Includeratedcapacities,operatingcharacteristics,andfurnishedspecialtiesandaccessories.
B. DomesticWater Heater Labeling: Certified and labeled by testing agency acceptable to authorities having
jurisdiction.
C. Warranties:Submitawrittenwarrantyexecutedbymanufactureragreeingtorepairorreplacewaterheaters
thatfailinmaterialsorworkmanshipwithin10yearsfromdateofSubstantialCompletion.Failuresinclude,but
arenotlimitedto,tanksandelements.Limitedlifetimewarrantyontankonly.
1.03 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. Coordination Drawings: See M602 and P102 on which the following items are shown coordinated
witheachother,usinginputfrominstallersoftheitemsinvolved:
1.Domesticwaterheater,scrollwaterchiller,domesticwaterpiping
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Comply with requirements of applicable NSF, AWWA, or FDA and EPA regulatory standards for tasteless and
odorless,potablewatertanklinings.
2.02 WATERHEATERS,GENERAL
A. Insulation:Suitableforoperatingtemperatureandrequiredinsulatingvalue.Includeinsulationmaterialthat
surroundsentiretankexceptconnectionsandcontrols.
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B. AnodeRods:Factoryinstalled,magnesium.
C. Combination Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve: ASME rated and stamped and complying with
ASMEPTC25.3. Include relieving capacity at least as great as heat input and pressure setting less than water
heaterworkingpressurerating.Selectreliefvalvewithsensingelementthatextendsintotank.
D. DrainValve:Factoryorfieldinstalled.
2.03 ELECTRICWATERHEATERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1. AirGenerateATI80AirTapHybridWaterHeater
B. Household, Storage, Electric Water Heaters: UL174, 80 gal. capacity; steel with 150psig workingpressure
rating. Two electric,screwin,immersiontypeheating elementswithadjustable thermostatfor eachelement
andwiringarrangementfornonsimultaneousoperationwithmaximum30Acircuit.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Connectrigidpipingtotemperatureandpressurereliefvalvesandextendtoclosestfloordrain.
B. Installvacuumreliefvalvesincoldwaterinletpiping.
C. Installshutoffvalvesandunionsathotandcoldwaterpipingconnections.
D. Makepipingconnectionswithdielectricfittingswheredissimilarpipingmaterialsarejoined.
E. Electricallygroundunitsaccordingtoauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.

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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Drainageandcondensatepanforwasher/dryer,FanCoil,ERV,Chiller,PumpsandHeaters.
B. RelatedRequirements
1. Section221116DOMESTICWATERPIPING
2. Section237100THERMALSTORAGE
3. Section235700HEATEXCHANGERSFORHVAC
4. Section236423SCROLLWATERCHILLERS
5. Section232300REFRIGERANTPIPING.
6. Section113123RESIDENTIALLAUNDARYAPPLIANCES
7. Section238219FANCOILUNITS
1.02 SECTIONREQUIREMENTS
A. Submittals:
1. ProductData:Includefurnishedspecialties,accessories,andcolorchartsforcabinetfinishes.
2. DocumentationindicatingthatunitscomplywithASHRAE62.1,Section5"SystemsandEquipment."
B. SpecialWarranty:Manufacturer'sstandardforminwhichmanufactureragreestorepairorreplacecomponents
ofcondensingunitsthatfailinmaterialsorworkmanshipwithinfivenyearsfromdateofSubstantial
Completion.
C. Condensatedrainpipingmaterialscanbecastiron,galvanizedpolybutylene,polyethylene,ABS,CPVCorPVCpipe
ortubingpipingshallbeatleast3/4"indiameterandshallnotdecreaseinsizethroughoutitsrunfromthe
condensatedrainpantoitsfinaldisposaldestinationnoconstructionsbydiameter
D. Horizontalrunsofcondensatedrainpipingslopeatleast1/8"perfootinthedirectionofdischarge.Thereisalsoa
requirementfor"uniformslope"and"uniformalignment".
1.03 RELEVANTCODES
A. Accessibility:Whereresidentialappliancesareindicatedtocomplywithaccessibilityrequirements,complywith
theU.S.Architectural&TransportationBarriersComplianceBoard'sAccessibilityGuidelines,ICCA117.1.
B. ASHRAECompliance:ApplicablerequirementsinASHRAE62.1,Section5"SystemsandEquipment"andSection7
"ConstructionandStartup."
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PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:WithbuiltinCondensatePanthatneedstobeconnectedtodrainageasperSection221116andwith
completecompliancetorelevantcodesandManufacturersguidelines.
B. JOHNSTONEDIVERSITECH6M3030,MODEL#B9894626gaugeseamlesspanwithrollededges,includesdrain
andanchoringfittingsandtwooutletswithouterdimensions30"X30"orequivalentmodelfromDIVERSITECH
63263L&62748Lasrequiredonsite.
C. AQUAGUARDGOLIATHDrainPansMfg#AGG28X69ORequivalentfromtheseriesB91882,B98769,B98771,
B98768,B98770completewithrelevantmodelFloatSwitch.
D. EDENTONCOLLECTIONSINGLEHANDLEVESSELFAUCET;MIRWSED100CPwithQuarterturnceramicdisccartridge
2.02 BASISOFDESIGN
A. PANSmustcomplywithallormostrelevantofthefollowing,Useinhorizontalapplication,noseams,rustor
leakage,reinforcedcorners,3/4"PVC/ABS/CopperDrainageFittingsattachedtothepan,SelfExtinguishingand
noncombustible,with275Ftemprating,andforFanCoil,Chillersecondarydrainmustsupportupto450lbs,
andmustcomplywithASTME8405andUL945VA.
B. FloatSwitchmustincludedrainplugsandrubberisolators.
2.03 ACCESSORIES
A. ACCUFITMIR3001valve
1. Ceramicdiscshowervalve1/2MIP&SWT
2. Pressurebalancevalvewithintegralstops
3. Adjustabletemperaturelimitstop
4. 6.26GPMflowrateat60psi
5. cUPCApproved
6. MeetsorexceedsASSE1016Pstandards

PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. BuiltinAppliances:Securelyanchortosupportingcabinetryorcountertopswithconcealedfasteners.Verifythat
clearancesareadequateforproperfunctioningandroughopeningsarecompletelyconcealed.
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B. FreestandingAppliances:Placeinfinallocationsafterfinisheshavebeencompletedineacharea.Verifythat
clearancesareadequatetoproperlyoperateequipment.
C. Testeachitemofresidentialappliancestoverifyproperoperation.Makenecessaryadjustments.
D. Verifythataccessoriesrequiredhavebeenfurnishedandinstalled.
E. PipingRestraintInstallation:Installseismicrestraintsonpiping.Complywithrequirementsforseismicrestraint
devices.
F. Complywithrequirementsforpipehangersandsupports.
G. Complywithrequirementsforgeneraldutyvalvesadswitches.
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:watercloset,seatandassociatedvalves,drains,andfittings.
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. Product Data: Product Data for each type of plumbing fixture, including trim, fittings, accessories,
appliances,appurtenances,equipment,andsupports.
B. ShopDrawings:
1. Includeplans,elevations,sections,and[mounting][attachment]details.
2. Include details of equipment assemblies. Indicate dimensions, weights, loads, required clearances,
methodoffieldassembly,components,andlocationandsizeofeachfieldconnection.
3. Vibration Isolation Base Details: Detail fabrication including anchorages and attachments to structure
and to supported equipment. Include adjustable motor bases, rails, and frames for equipment
mounting.
4. Includediagramsforpower,signal,andcontrolwiring.
C. Samples:Foreachexposedproductandforeachcolorandtexturespecified.
D. INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
1. Productcertificates.
2. Fieldqualitycontrolreports.
3. Samplewarranty.
E. CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALS
1. Maintenancedata.
2. Operationandmaintenancedata.
F. QUALITYASSURANCE
1. InstallerQualifications:Fabricatorofproducts.
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2. InstallerQualifications:Anentitythatemploysinstallersandsupervisorswhoaretrainedandapproved
bymanufacturer.
3. PipeandPressureVesselWeldingQualifications:QualifyproceduresandoperatorsaccordingtoASME
BoilerandPressureVesselCode.
G. WARRANTY
1. Manufacturer'sWarranty: Manufacturer agrees to repair or replace components of Residential Water
Closetthatfail(s)inmaterialsorworkmanshipwithinspecifiedwarrantyperiod
a. WarrantyPeriod:1year(s)fromdateofSubstantialCompletion.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products: Subject to compliance with requirements, provide Mirabelle Winter Haven WallMounted Toilet
ProductCodeMIRWH220WHoracomparableproduct:
1. Mirabelle
2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Regulatory Requirements: Comply with requirements in ICCA117.1, "Accessible and Usable Buildings and
Facilities"[;Public Law90480, "Architectural Barriers Act"; and Public Law101336, "Americans with Disabilities
Act";]forplumbingfixturesforpeoplewithdisabilities.
B. RegulatoryRequirements:ComplywithrequirementsinPublicLaw102486,"EnergyPolicyAct,"aboutwater
flowandconsumptionratesforplumbingfixtures.
C. NSF Standard: Comply with NSF61, "Drinking Water System Components Health Effects," for fixture
materialsthatwillbeincontactwithpotablewater.
D. CapacitiesandCharacteristics:
1. VitreousChinaConstruction
2. WashdownBowlwithSeatandCover
3. ConcealedTank,DualFlushOption
4. ADACompliant
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2.03 WATERCLOSET
A. VitreousChina Water Closet: Elongated, wall hung siphonjet, wall hanging, back outlet with closecoupled,
gravitytypetank,onepiecebowlandtank,flushometervalve.
1. Manufacturers:Mirabelle
2. Materials:VitreousChinaConstruction
3. FlushVolume:1.6/0.8GPF6.0/3.0LPF
4. MeetsorexceedstheWaterSenseHETandASMEA112.19.2specificationswheninstalledin
combinationwithappropriatematchingfixture.
5. ADAcompliantwheninstalledaccordingtoADAguidelines
2.04 TOILETSEAT
A. ToiletSeat:Elongated,solidclosedfrontwithcoverwithbumpersandhardware,Residentialclass.
1. Manufacturers:Mirabelle
2. Materials:VitreousChinaConstruction
2.05 COMPONENTS
A. ConcealedTank
B. BowlwithSeatandCover
C. DualFlushOption
2.06 ACCESSORIES
A. Asrequiredforinstallation
1. GeberitModelNo.111.728.00.1
2.07 SOURCEQUALITYCONTROL
A. FactoryTests:Testandinspectassembledequipment[,byaqualifiedtestingagency,]accordingASME.Water
ClosetmeetsASMEStandard:A112.19.2M
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3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examinewaterclosetbeforeinstallation.Rejectproductsthatarecracked,rusted,ordefective.
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. Installfittinginsulationkitsonfixturesforpeoplewithdisabilities.
B. Installfixtureswithflangesandgasketseals.
C. Fasten wallhanging plumbing fixtures securely to supports attached to building substrate when supports are
specified,andtobuildingwallconstructionwherenosupportisindicated.
D. Fasten floormounted fixtures to substrate. Fasten fixtures having holes for securing fixture to wall
construction,toreinforcementbuiltintowalls.
E. Fastenwallmountedfittingstoreinforcementbuiltintowalls.
F. Fastencountermountingplumbingfixturestocasework.
G. Securesuppliestosupportsorsubstratewithinpipespacebehindfixture.
H. Setshowerreceptorsandmopbasinsinlevelingbedofcementgrout.
I. Installindividualsupplyinlets,supplystops,supplyrisers,andtubularbrasstrapswithcleanoutsatfixture.
J. Installwatersupplystopvalvesinaccessiblelocations.
K. Install traps on fixture outlets. Omit traps on fixtures having integral traps. Omit traps on indirect wastes
unlessotherwiseindicated.
L. Install disposers in sink outlets. Install switch where indicated, or in wall adjacent to sink if location is not
indicated.
M. Install dishwasher airgap fitting at each sink indicated to have airgap fitting. Install [in sink deck] [on
countertopatsink]<Insertlocation>.Connectinlethosetodishwasherandoutlethosetodisposer.
N. Installhotwaterdispensersinbacktopsurfaceofsinkorincounterwithspoutoversink.
O. Install escutcheons at wall, floor, and ceiling penetrations in exposed, finished locations and within cabinets
andmillwork.Usedeeppatternescutcheonswhererequiredtoconcealprotrudingpipefittings.
P. Seal joints between fixtures and walls, floors, and counters using sanitarytype, onepart, mildewresistant,
siliconesealant.Matchsealantcolortofixturecolor.
Q. Install piping connections between plumbing fixtures and piping systems and plumbing equipment. Install
insulationonsuppliesanddrainsoffixturesforpeoplewithdisabilities.
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R. Groundequipment.
S. ComplywithASMEStandardA112.19.2
3.03 CONNECTIONS
A. CoordinateinstallationsandspecialtyarrangementswithDrawingsandwithrequirementsspecifiedinsystem
3.04 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
A. Sinksandlavatorieswillbeconsidereddefectiveifitdoesnotpasstestsandinspections.
B. Preparetestandinspectionreports.

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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. RelatedSections:
1. Division221100DomesticWaterPiping
B. Thissectionincludesthekitchensink.
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:SubmitsamplesforallfinishesasselectedbyArchitect.
1.03 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Deliveritemsinmanufacturersoriginalunopenedprotectivepackaging.
B. Storematerialsinoriginalprotectivepackagingtopreventsoiling,physicaldamage,orwetting.
C. Handlesoastopreventdamagetofinishedsurfaces.
1.04 WARRANTY
A. Manufacturer'sWarranty:ManufacturerandInstalleragreetorepairorreplacecomponentsoftheonethatfail(s)
inmaterialsorworkmanshipwithinspecifiedwarrantyperioduponreceiptofnoticefromBuyer.

PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. ThefollowingproductsmaybepurchasedbyMirabelle.
1. OneBowlUndermountSink,Model:MIRUC1520Z
2.02 SYSTEMDESCRIPTION
A. KitchenSink
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1. Material:#16gauge,type304(188)stainlesssteel
2. Undermount
3. BowlDepth:10
4. CoveredCorners:Approximately5/8
5. Finish:Exposedsurfaceshaveabrushedfinish
6. Underside:FullyprotectedbyheavydutySoundGuardundercoatingtoreducecondensationand
dampensound
7. DrainOpening:31/2
8. Note:allMirabelleundermountsinksaredesignedtoattachtotheundersideofanysolidsurface
countertop.

B. OptionalAccessories
1. Disposalflangewithstopper:MB132974
2. Basketstrainer:MB132975
3. Bottomgrid:MIRG1813
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2.03 SOURCEQUALITYCONTROL
A. FactoryTests:Testandinspectassembledequipment,byaqualifiedtestingagency,accordingASME.Sink
complieswithASMEA112.19.3.

PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examinesinkbeforeinstallation.Rejectproductsthatarecracked,rusted,ordefective.
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. Referencedrawingsforconfigurationandlocations.
B. Useconcealedfastenerswhereverpossible.
C. Provideanchors,boltsandothernecessaryfasteners,andattachaccessoriessecurelytowallsandpartitionsin
locationsasshownordirected.
D. Installexposedmountingdevicesandfastenersfinishedtomatchtheaccessories.
E. Mountingheightsshallbeasrecommendedforhandicappedaccessandatthelocationsindicatedondrawings.
F. Fastencountermountingplumbingfixturestocasework.
G. Securesuppliestosupportsorsubstratewithinpipespacebehindfixture.
H. Installwatersupplystopvalvesinaccessiblelocations.
I. Installdisposersinsinkoutlets.Installswitchwhereindicated,orinwalladjacenttosinkiflocationisnotindicated.
J. Installhotwaterdispensersinbacktopsurfaceofsinkorincounterwithspoutoversink.
K. Sealjointsbetweenfixturesandwalls,floors,andcountersusingsanitarytype,onepart,mildewresistant,silicone
sealant.Matchsealantcolortofixturecolor.
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L. Installpipingconnectionsbetweenplumbingfixturesandpipingsystemsandplumbingequipment.Install
insulationonsuppliesanddrainsoffixturesforpeoplewithdisabilities.
3.03 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
A. Sinksandlavatorieswillbeconsidereddefectiveifitdoesnotpasstestsandinspections.
B. Preparetestandinspectionreports.

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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludescustomshowerfloorandreceptor.
B. Relatedsections:
A. Division064023SectionInteriorArchitecturalWoodwork
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 SHOWERFLOOR
A. BambooShowerFloor:Bambooflooriscustommadeinshop.
1. 1x4Bamboolumberthatisreinforcedwithdeflectionbeams.Lumberplacedapartforwaterdrainage.
2. Finishedfloorrestingonwoodsupportaroundshowerbasinperimeter.
2.02 SHOWERRECEPTORS
A. MembraneReceptor
1.Slopeofreceptorisangledtoallowforreturnwastetobedrainedinreturnwastepipe.
2. Receptor is resting on plywood. Supporting overall by 2x2 floor joists @ 8 O.C. All meet load
requirements.
PART3 EXECUTION
1.01 INSTALLATION
A. Installwaterbarrierbelowshowerreceptorbeforeinstallationofreceptorandbeforetheinstallationofsteel
anglesforbamboofloor.
B. Installreceptorandangles.Restshowerflooronsteelangles.
1.02 CONNECTIONS
A. Connectreturnwastepipetomainreturnwastepipeduringtheinstallationofshowerreceptor.
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. RelatedSections:
1. Division221100DomesticWaterPiping
B. Thissectionincludesthedivertershowervalve,onwallhandshower,bathroomfaucet,kitchenfaucet,shower
valve,andshowerhead.
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:SubmitsamplesforallfinishesasselectedbyArchitect.
1.03 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Deliveritemsinmanufacturersoriginalunopenedprotectivepackaging.
B. Storematerialsinoriginalprotectivepackagingtopreventsoiling,physicaldamage,orwetting.
C. Handlesoastopreventdamagetofinishedsurfaces.
1.04 WARRANTY
A. Providestandardmanufacturerswarrantyforeachproductlisted.

PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. ThefollowingproductsmaybepurchasedbyKohler(pfisterfaucets.com)
1. Kohler8Contemporaryroundrainshowerhead
a. 2.5gallonsperminuteflowrate
b. Solidbrassconstruction
2.02 SYSTEMDESCRIPTION
A. DiverterShowerValve
1. Finish:Chrome
2. Construction:Brass
3. Width:41/2
4. Threefunctiondivertertrimwith2individualpositions,1sharedposition
5. Accessory:roughin(R11000)
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B. OnWallHandShower
1. Handshowerwithfullspraypatternandtouchcleannubs
2. Certifieddualcheckvalves
3. 2.5gpm@80psi
4. 69flexibleplastichoseinmatchingfinish

C. BathroomFaucet
1. GROHEWaterCaretechnology1.5gpmspoutwithSpeedCleanlowcontrol
2. GROHEStarLightchromefinish
3. ceramiccartridges(90degreeturn)
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4. 11/4popupwasteset
5. GROHEQuickFixinstallationsystemwithcenteringsupport
6. Pressureresistantflexibleconnectionhoses
7. Unionnutwith7/16drilling

D. KitchenFaucet
1. Metalconstruction
2. Onepiece,selfcontainedceramicdiscvalveallowsbothvolumeandtemperaturecontrol
3. Temperaturememoryallowsfaucettobeturnedonandoffatanytemperaturesetting
4. Hightemperaturelimitsettingforaddedsafety
5. Threefunctionsprayheadwithspray,aeratedstream,andpausesettings
6. Promotiontechnologywithnylonhoseandballjointforeasyoperation
7. ADAcompliantleverhandle
8. 360degreespoutrotation
9. (2.2)Gallonsperminutemaximumflowrate
10. Polishedchromefinish
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E. ShowerHead
1. Polishedchromefinish
2. 2.5gpm
3. Selfcleaning
F. ShowerValve
1. 1Handle,ValveOnlyTrim
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2.03 SOURCEQUALITYCONTROL
A. FactoryTests:Testandinspectassembledequipment,byaqualifiedtestingagency,accordingASME.Sink
complieswithASMEA112.19.32008/CSAB45.408,lavatoryASMEA112.19.2/CSAB45.1.

PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examinesinkbeforeinstallation.Rejectproductsthatarecracked,rusted,ordefective.
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. Referencedrawingsforconfigurationandlocations.
B. Useconcealedfastenerswhereverpossible.
C. Installpermanufacturersinstructionmanuals.
D. Securebathroomaccessoriesinaccordancewithmanufacturersinstructionsforeachitemandeachtypeof
substrate.
E. Provideanchors,boltsandothernecessaryfasteners,andattachaccessoriessecurelytowallsandpartitionsin
locationsasshownordirected.
F. Installexposedmountingdevicesandfastenersfinishedtomatchtheaccessories.
G. Mountingheightsshallbeasrecommendedforhandicappedaccessandatthelocationsindicatedondrawings.
H. Fastencountermountingplumbingfixturestocasework.
I. Securesuppliestosupportsorsubstratewithinpipespacebehindfixture.
J. Installwatersupplystopvalvesinaccessiblelocations.
K. Sealjointsbetweenfixturesandwalls,floors,andcountersusingsanitarytype,onepart,mildewresistant,silicone
sealant.Matchsealantcolortofixturecolor.
L. Installpipingconnectionsbetweenplumbingfixturesandpipingsystemsandplumbingequipment.Install
insulationonsuppliesanddrainsoffixturesforpeoplewithdisabilities.
3.03 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
A. Sinksandlavatorieswillbeconsidereddefectiveifitdoesnotpasstestsandinspections.
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SECTION230100OPERATIONANDMAINTENANCEOFHVACSYSTEMS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. OperationandmaintenanceofHVAC
B. RelatedRequirements:
1. Division230593SectionTESTING,ADJUSTING,ANDBALANCINGFORHVAC.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. OperationandmaintenanceofallHVACequipmentshouldbeperformedbyqualifiedpersons.
B. ManipulationofrefrigerantcircuitsshouldbeperformedbyalicensedHVACtechnician.
2.02 MATERIALS
A. Foralldevices,components,appliances,andsystems,requireoperationandmaintenancemanual.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 TESTING
A. Testingperformedbyqualifiedtechnicianaspermanufacturersinstructions.
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SECTIONREQUIREMENTS
A. Submittals:
1. CertifiedTABreports.
2. DocumentationofworkperformedperASHRAE62.1,Section7.2.2"AirBalancing."
3. DocumentationofworkperformedperASHRAE/IESNA90.1,Section6.7.2.3"SystemBalancing."
B. TABFirmQualifications:[AABC][NEBB][or][TABB]certified.
C. TABReportForms:StandardTABcontractor'sformsapprovedbyArchitect.
D. PerformTABafterleakageandpressuretestsonairandwaterdistributionsystemshavebeensatisfactorily
completed.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Aspermanufacturersspecifications
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. ExaminetheContractDocumentstobecomefamiliarwithProjectrequirementsandtodiscoverconditions
insystems'designsthatmayprecludeproperTABofsystemsandequipment.
B. ExaminetheapprovedsubmittalsforHVACsystemsandequipment.
C. Examine systems for installed balancing devices, such as test ports, gage cocks, thermometer wells, flow
controldevices,balancingvalvesandfittings,and manualvolumedampers.Verifythatlocationsofthese
balancingdevicesareaccessible.
D. Examine system and equipment installations and verify that field qualitycontrol testing, cleaning, and
adjustingspecifiedinindividualSectionshavebeenperformed.
E. ExamineHVACequipmentandfiltersandverifythatbearingsaregreased,beltsarealignedandtight,and
equipmentwithfunctioningcontrolsisreadyforoperation.
F. Examine terminal units, such as variableairvolume boxes, and verify that they are accessible and their
controlsareconnectedandfunctioning.
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G. Examineautomatictemperaturesystemcomponentstoverifythefollowing:
1. Dampers,valves,andothercontrolleddevicesareoperatedbytheintendedcontroller.
2. Dampersandvalvesareinthepositionindicatedbythecontroller.
3. Integrity of dampers and valves for free and full operation and for tightness of fully closed and fully
open positions. This includes dampers in multizone units, mixing boxes, and variableairvolume
terminals.
4. Automatic modulating and shutoff valves, including twoway valves and threeway mixing and
divertingvalves,areproperlyconnected.
5. Thermostatsandhumidistatsarelocatedtoavoidadverseeffectsofsunlight,drafts,andcoldwalls.
6. Sensorsarelocatedtosenseonlytheintendedconditions.
7. SequenceofoperationforcontrolmodesisaccordingtotheContractDocuments.
8. Controllersetpointsaresetatindicatedvalues.
9. Interlockedsystemsareoperating.
10. Changeoverfromheatingtocoolingmodeoccursaccordingtoindicatedvalues.
H. Reportdeficienciesdiscoveredbeforeandduringperformanceoftestandbalanceprocedures.
3.02 GENERALPROCEDURESFORTESTINGANDBALANCING
A. Perform testing and balancing procedures on each system according to the procedures contained in
SMACNA's"HVACSystemsTesting,Adjusting,andBalancing"andinthisSection.
B. Cutinsulation,ducts,pipes,andequipmentcabinetsforinstallationoftestprobestotheminimumextent
necessaryforTABprocedures.Aftertestingandbalancing,patchprobeholesinductswithsamematerial
andthicknessasusedtoconstructducts.Installandjoinnewinsulationthatmatchesremovedmaterials.
Restoreinsulation,coverings,vaporbarrier,andfinish.
C. Markequipmentandbalancingdevices,includingdampercontrolpositions,valvepositionindicators,fan
speedcontrol levers, and similar controls and devices, with paint or other suitable, permanent
identificationmaterialtoshowfinalsettings.
D. Takeandreporttestingandbalancingmeasurementsininchpound(IP)units.
3.03 GENERALPROCEDURESFORBALANCINGAIRSYSTEMS
A. Prepareschematicdiagramsofsystems'"asbuilt"ductlayouts.
B. Forvariableairvolumesystems,developaplantosimulatediversity.
C. Determinethebestlocationsinmainandbranchductsforaccurateductairflowmeasurements.
D. Verifythatmotorstartersareequippedwithproperlysizedthermalprotection.
E. Checkforairflowblockages.
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F. Checkcondensatedrainsforproperconnectionsandfunctioning.
G. Checkforpropersealingofairhandlingunitcomponents.
H. Checkforpropersealingofairductsystem.
3.04 GENERALPROCEDURESFORHYDRONICSYSTEMS
A. Prepare test reports with pertinent design data; number in sequence starting at pump to end of system.
Checkthesumofbranchcircuitflowsagainstapprovedpumpflowrate.
B. Prepareschematicdiagramsofsystems'"asbuilt"pipinglayouts.
C. Prepare hydronic systems for testing and balancing according to the following, in addition to the general
preparationproceduresspecifiedabove:
1. Openallmanualvalvesformaximumflow.
2. Checkliquidlevelinexpansiontank.
3. Checkmakeupwaterstationpressuregageforadequatepressureforhighestvent.
4. Setsystemcontrolssoautomaticvalvesarewideopentoheatexchangers.
5. Check pumpmotor load. If motor is overloaded, throttle main flowbalancing device so motor
nameplateratingisnotexceeded.
3.05 TOLERANCES
A. SetHVACsystemairflowandwaterflowrateswithinthefollowingtolerances:
1. Supply,Return,andExhaustFansandEquipmentwithFans:Plusorminus10percent.
2. AirOutletsandInlets:Plusorminus10percent.
3. HeatingWaterFlowRate:Plusorminus10percent.
4. CoolingWaterFlowRate:Plusorminus10percent.

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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:InstrumentationandcontroldevicesforHVAC.
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Foreachtypeofproduct.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. ProductComponents:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing
1. DewpointSensorsHoneywell
2. Supplyvoltage24Vac/Vdc20%
3. Powerconsumption<10mA(ac)/<3mA(dc)
4. Switchpoints
5. RH>90%3%contact"open"
6. RH<90%3%contact"closed"
7. Switchinghysteresis5%RH
8. Outputpotentialfreerelaywith
9. changeovercontact
10. Switchingvoltagemax.24Vac/dc
11. Switchingcurrentmax.1A
12. Responsetimeatchangeof<3min
13. pipe/walltemperature
14. Responsetimeatchangeof<25s
15. relativehumidity
16. Weightapprox.60g
17. Operationtemperature0...50C(32...122F)
18. Storagetemperature20...70C(4...158F)
19. Humidity10...100%RH
20. StatusindicationLED,red
21. Dustprotectionbyspecialcoating(permeableforwatervapor)
22. HousingprotectionclassIP40
23. HousingmaterialPC,fireresistantaccording
24. UL94V0
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25. 2. TemperatureandHumiditySensorsTRANE
1) SensoroperatingtemperatureFrom20Fto140F(29Cto60C)
26. StoragetemperatureFrom85Fto158F(65Cto70C)
27. OperatinghumidityrangeFrom40Fto185F(40Cto85C)
28. Storage/operatinghumidityrange99%relativehumidity(RH),noncondensing
29. Accuracy3%RHover20%to95%RHat77F(25C)andincludeshysteresis,linearity,andrepeatability
30. HysteresisLessthat1%RH
31. Repeatability0.5%RH
32. Sensitivity0.1%RH
33. Thermistorresistance10kat77F
34. Temperatureaccuracy0.36F(0.2C)
35. Supplyvoltage18to36Vdc
36. Outputcharacteristics420mAfor0%to100%RH
37. DriftrateLessthat1%peryear
38. SensingelementPolymercapacitive
39. Mountingfitsastandard2in.by4in.junctionbox(verticalmountonly).Mountingholesarespaced
3.2in.(83mm)apartonverticalcenterline.Includesmountingscrewsforjunctionboxorwallanchors
forsheetrockwalls.Overalldimensions:2.9in(74mm)by4.7in.(119mm)
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Installandaimsensorsinlocationstoachieveatleast90percentcoverageofareasindicated.Donotexceed
coveragelimitsspecifiedinmanufacturer'swritteninstructions.
B. InstallfieldmountingtransientvoltagesuppressorsforlightingcontroldevicesinCategoryAlocationsthatdo
nothaveintegrallinevoltagesurgeprotection.
C. Labeltimeswitchesandcontactorswithauniquedesignation.
D. Verifyactuationofeachsensorandadjusttimedelays.

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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Pipingforradiantheating/coolingceilingmats,fancoilunit.
B. RelatedRequirements:
1. Section238000DecentralizedHvacEquipment
2. Division238219FanCoilUnits
1.02 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. CoordinationDrawings:Seedrawings M101A,M101B,M102,M901,T601drawnto scale,onwhichthe
followingitemsareshownandcoordinatedwitheachother,usinginputfrominstallersoftheitemsinvolved:
B. Heatexchanger,supplyandreturnhydronicpiping,circulatingpump,valves,HVACcontroldevices.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1. BekaPipes,SupplyLines,andFittings.
a. Outerdiameter:20mm
b. Polypropylene,randomcopolymer
2. PEXpiping
a. Outerdiameter5/8forusewithFancoilunit.
2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
a. Thermal Movements: Allow for thermal movements from ambient and surface temperature
changes.
2. TemperatureChange:120degF,ambient.
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B. FireResistanceRatings:ComplywithASTME119;testingbyaqualifiedtestingagency.Identifyproductswith
appropriatemarkingsofapplicabletestingagency.
C. CombustionCharacteristics:ASTME136.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examinewalls,floors,andceilingsforsuitableconditionswherehydronicpipingwillbeinstalled.
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. ComplywithmanufacturersinstructionsforinstallationofBekaPipes,SupplyLines,andFittings.
B. ComplywithmanufacturersinstructionsforinstallationofPEXpipingforhydronicsystems.
C. Piping Restraint Installation: Install seismic restraints on piping. Comply with requirements for seismic
restraintdevicesspecifiedinDivision23Section"VibrationandSeismicControlsforHVACPipingandEquipment."
D. Comply with requirements for pipe hangers and supports specified in Division23 Section "Hangers and
SupportsforHVACPipingandEquipment."
E. Comply with requirements for generalduty valves specified in Division23 Section "GeneralDuty Valves for
HVACPiping."
F. HeatfusealljointsofBekaPipes,SupplyLines,andfittingsasper2012IRCTableM2101.1.
G. Beforeoperatingtestatnolessthan100psi(690kPa)fornolessthan15minutes.
3.03 STARTUPSERVICE
A. Performstartupservice.
B. Completeinstallationandstartupchecksaccordingtomanufacturer'swritteninstructions.
C. Pressuretestedwith100psiforatimeof15minutes.
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SECTION232123HYDRONICPUMPS
PART1 GENERAL
1. SUMMARY
a. Section includes pipe and fitting materials, joining methods, specialduty valves, and specialties for the
following:
1) Dualtemperatureheatingandcoolingwaterpiping.
2) Glycolcoolingwaterpiping.
3) Condensatedrainpiping.
4) Airventpiping.
5) Safetyvalveinletandoutletpiping.

b. RelatedRequirements:
1) Section232123HYDRONICPUMPS.
2) Section235700HEATEXCHANGERSFORHVAC.
3) Section236423SCROLLWATERCHILLERS.
4) Section237100THERMALSTORAGE.
5) Section238000DECENTRALIZEDHVACEQUIPMENT.
6) Section238219FANCOILUNITS.
2. INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
a. Coordination Drawings: See drawings M101A, M101B, M102, M901, drawn to scale, on which the
followingitemsareshownandcoordinatedwitheachother,usinginputfrominstallersoftheitemsinvolved:
1) Heat exchanger, decentralized HVAC equipment, supply and return hydronic piping, circulating pump,
valves,HVACcontroldevices.
3. DEFINITIONS
a. PP:Polypropylene
b. PEX:Crosslinkedpolyethylene.
4. PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
a. Hydronicpipingcomponentsandinstallationshallbecapableofwithstandingthefollowingminimumworking
pressureandtemperature:
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1) DualTemperatureHeatingandCoolingWaterPiping:70psigat140degF.
2) GlycolCoolingWaterPiping:70psigat140degF.
3) CondensateDrainPiping:120degF.
4) AirVentPiping:120degF.
5) SafetyValveInletandOutletPiping:Equaltothepressureofthepipingsystemtowhichitisattached.
5. ACTIONSUBMITTALS
a. ProductData:Foreachtypeofthefollowing:
1) PPpipeandsocketweldedfittings.
2) Valves. Include flow and pressure drop curves based on manufacturer's testing for calibratedorifice
balancingvalvesandautomaticflowcontrolvalves.
3) Aircontroldevices.
4) Hydronicspecialties.
6. CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALS
a. Operation and Maintenance Data: For air control devices, hydronic specialties, and specialduty valves to
includeinemergency,operation,andmaintenancemanuals.
7. MAINTENANCEMATERIALSUBMITTALS
a. Differential Pressure Meter: For each type of balancing valve and automatic flow control valve, include
flowmeter,probes,hoses,flowcharts,andcarryingcase.
PART2 PRODUCTS
1. COPPERTUBEANDFITTINGS
a. DrawnTemperCopperTubing:ASTMB88,TypeL.
b. AnnealedTemperCopperTubing:ASTMB88,TypeK.
c. DWVCopperTubing:ASTMB306,TypeDWV.
d. WroughtCopperFittings:ASMEB75.
e. CastCopperAlloyFittings:CDAC89833,ULWaterQualityMark,NSF61.
1) BasisofDesign Product: Subject to compliance with requirements, provide Grinnell Mechanical
Products,aTYCOInternationalCompany;Fig.640RigidCouplingsoracomparableproductbyoneofthe
following:
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a) AnvilInternational,Inc.
b) S.P.Fittings;adivisionofStarPipeProducts.
c) VictaulicCompany.

f. WroughtCopperUnions:ASMEB16.22.
2. PLASTICPIPEANDFITTINGS
a. CPVC Plastic Pipe: ASTMF441/F441M, Schedules40 and 80, plain ends as indicated in Part3 "Piping
Applications"Article.
b. CPVC Plastic Pipe Fittings: Sockettype pipe fittings, ASTMF438 for Schedule40 pipe; ASTMF439 for
Schedule80pipe.
c. PVC Plastic Pipe: ASTMD1785, Schedules40 and 80, plain ends as indicated in Part3 "Piping Applications"
Article.
d. PVC Plastic Pipe Fittings: Sockettype pipe fittings, ASTMD2466 for Schedule40 pipe; ASTMD2467 for
Schedule80pipe.
e. PP Plastic Pipe: Pipe shall be manufactured from PPR resin. Wall thickness shall meet shortterm properties
andlongtermstrengthrequirementsofASTMF2389orCSAB137.11..
f. PPPlasticFittings:FittingsshallbemanufacturedfromPPRresinmeetingshorttermpropertiesandlongterm
strengthrequirementsofASTMF2389.
g. PEXPlasticPipe:AllPEXtubingshallbe5layerPEX.
h. PEXtometalfittings:PEXfittingsshallbecrimporcompressiontype.
3. SYNTHETICRUBBERPIPING
a. Pushlokhose
b. Pushlokfittings
4. JOININGMATERIALS
a. PipeFlangeGasketMaterials:Suitableforchemicalandthermalconditionsofpipingsystemcontents.
1) ASMEB16.21, nonmetallic, flat, asbestos free, 1/8inch maximum thickness unless thickness or specific
materialisindicatedorsuppliedbymanufacturer.
a) FullFaceType:Forflatface,Class125,castironandcastbronzeflanges.
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b) NarrowFaceType:Forraisedface,Class250,castironandsteelflanges.
b. GroovedCouplings,FlangeBolts,andNuts:ASMEB18.2.1,carbonsteel,unlessotherwiseindicated.
1) HexNuts:ASTMA563,GradeA.
2) BoltsandNuts:Zincelectroplated.
c. Plastic,PipeFlangeGasket,Bolts,andNuts:Typeandmaterialrecommendedbypipingsystemmanufacturer,
unlessotherwiseindicated.
d. SolderFillerMetals:ASTMB32,leadfreealloys.IncludewaterflushablefluxaccordingtoASTMB813.
e. SolventCementsforJoiningPlasticPiping:
1) PVCPiping:ASTMD2564.IncludeprimeraccordingtoASTMF656.
f. GasketMaterial:Thickness,material,andtypesuitableforfluidtobehandledandworkingtemperaturesand
pressures.
5. TRANSITIONFITTINGS
a. PlastictoMetalTransitionFittings:
1) Manufacturers: available manufacturers offering products that may be incorporated into the Work
include,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:
a) Aquatherm.
b) Beka.
b. PlastictoMetalTransitionUnions:
1) Manufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsbyoneofthefollowing:
a) CharlottePipeandFoundryCompany.
b) IPEXInc.
c) KBi.
d) NIBCOINC.

6. DIELECTRICFITTINGS
a. General Requirements: Assembly of copper alloy and ferrous materials with separating nonconductive
insulatingmaterial.Includeendconnectionscompatiblewithpipestobejoined.
b. DielectricUnions:
1) Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with requirements, available manufacturers offering products
thatmaybeincorporatedintotheWorkinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:
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a) CapitolManufacturingCompany.
b) CentralPlasticsCompany.
c) HartIndustriesInternational,Inc.
d) JomarInternationalLtd.
e) MatcoNorca,Inc.
f) McDonald,A.Y.Mfg.Co.
g) WattsRegulatorCo.;adivisionofWattsWaterTechnologies,Inc.
h) Wilkins;aZurncompany.
2) Description:
a) Standard:ASSE1079.
b) EndConnections:Solderjointcopperalloyandthreadedferrous.
c. DielectricFlanges:
1) Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with requirements, available manufacturers offering products
thatmaybeincorporatedintotheWorkinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:
a) CapitolManufacturingCompany.
b) CentralPlasticsCompany.
c) MatcoNorca,Inc.
d) WattsRegulatorCo.;adivisionofWattsWaterTechnologies,Inc.
e) Wilkins;aZurncompany.
2) Description:
a) Standard:ASSE1079.
b) Factoryfabricated,bolted,companionflangeassembly.
c) End Connections: Solderjoint copper alloy and threaded ferrous; threaded solderjoint copper
alloyandthreadedferrous.
d. DielectricNipples:
1) Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with requirements, available manufacturers offering products
thatmaybeincorporatedintotheWorkinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:
a) ElsterPerfection.
b) MatcoNorca,Inc.
c) PrecisionPlumbingProducts,Inc.
d) VictaulicCompany.
2) Description:
a) PressureRating:300psigat225degF.
b) EndConnections:Grooved.
c) Lining:Inertandnoncorrosive.
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7. VALVES
a. Automatic TemperatureControl Valves, Actuators, and Sensors: Comply with requirements specified in
Section230913"InstrumentationandControlDevicesforHVAC."
b. PlasticBallValves:
1) Manufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsbyoneofthefollowing:
a) Aquatherm.
b) BekaUSA.
c) PlastOMaticValves,Inc.
2) Body:One,two,orthreepiecePPtomatchpiping.
3) Ball:FullportPPtomatchpiping.
4) Seats:PP.
5) Seals:EPDM.
6) EndConnections:NPTorsocketfusionwelded.
7) HandleStyle:Teeshape.
8) CWPRating:Equaltopipingservice.
9) MaximumOperatingTemperature:Equaltopipingservice.
c. Brass,Venturi,CircuitBalancingValves:
1) BasisofDesignProduct:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideGriswoldControlsQuicksets
oracomparableproductbyoneofthefollowing:
a) ArmstrongPumps,Inc.
b) Bell&GossettDomesticPump;adivisionofITTIndustries.
c) FlowDesignInc.
d) GerandEngineeringCo.
e) Taco.
2) Body:ForgedBrass,ASTMB28306.
3) Ballvalve:Nickelplatedbrassball,fullport.
4) Venturi:Brass.
5) Oring:EPDM.
6) EndConnections:NPT.
7) PressureGageConnections:Integralsealsforportabledifferentialpressuremeter.
8) HandleStyle:MemoryStopwithgraduatedmarkings.
9) Pressure/temperaturerating:400psig/250degF.

d. MixingValves:
1) Products: Subject to compliance with requirements, provide the following in quantities and model
numbersindicatedondrawings:
a) HoneywellVBN3seriesmixingvalveswithactuators
2) Body:Forgedbrass.
3) Endconnections:FNPT.
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4) Oring:EPDM.
5) VBN3seriesthreewayvalvesshallbecapableofmixinganddivertingapplications.
6) Minimumcloseoffpressure:40psiatnotmorethan0.01%ofCvseatleakageonallports.
7) Actuator:Shallacceptanalogmodulating,floating,ortwopositionsignalasindicatedinthecontrol
sequence.Shallprovideminimumtorquerequiredforfullvalveshutoffposition.Shallberemovablefor
service/replacementwithoutdisconnectingvalvebodyfrompiping.
e. Threewayvalves:
1) Products: Subject to compliance with requirements, provide the following in quantities and model
numbersindicatedondrawings:
a) HoneywellVCseriesthreewayvalveswithactuators
2) Body:Forgedbrass.
3) Endconnections:FNPT.
4) Actuator:Shallacceptanalogmodulating,floating,ortwopositionsignalasindicatedinthecontrol
sequence.Shallprovideminimumtorquerequiredforfullvalveshutoffposition.Shallberemovablefor
service/replacementwithoutdisconnectingvalvebodyfrompiping.
f. Zoneandfancoilvalves:
1) Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowinginquantitiesandmodel
numbersindicatedondrawings:
a) HoneywellV8043zonevalves
2) Body:Forgedbrass.
3) Endconnections:FNPTorsweat.
4) Normallyclosed.
5) Twoposition,24VACcontrol.

8. AIRCONTROLDEVICES
a. AvailableManufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,manufacturersofferingproductsthatmay
beincorporatedintotheWorkinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:
1) Amtrol,Inc.
2) ArmstrongPumps,Inc.
3) Bell&GossettDomesticPump;adivisionofITTIndustries.
4) Taco.
5) JohnsonControls.
6) Flexcon.
7) Webstone.
b. ManualAirVents:
1) Body:Bronze.
2) InternalParts:Nonferrous.
3) Operator:Screwdriverorthumbscrew.
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4) InletConnection:NPS1/2.
5) DischargeConnection:NPS1/8.
6) CWPRating:150psig.
7) MaximumOperatingTemperature:225degF.
c. DiaphragmTypeExpansionTanks:
1) Tank: Welded steel, rated for 100psig working pressure and 240 degF maximum operating
temperature. Factory test with taps fabricated and supports installed and labeled according to ASME
BoilerandPressureVesselCode:SectionVIII,Division1.
2) Diaphragm: Securely sealed into tank to separate air charge from system water to maintain required
expansioncapacity.
3) AirChargeFittings:Schradervalve,stainlesssteelwithEPDMseats.
d. AirPurgers:
1) Body:Castironwithinternalbafflesthatslowthewatervelocitytoseparatetheairfromsolutionand
divertittotheventforquickremoval.
2) MaximumWorkingPressure:150psig.
3) MaximumOperatingTemperature:250degF.
9. CHEMICALTREATMENT
a. Propylene Glycol: Industrial grade with corrosion inhibitors and environmentalstabilizer additives for mixing
withwaterinsystemsindicatedtocontainantifreezeorglycolsolutions.
10. HYDRONICPIPINGSPECIALTIES
a. Availablemanufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,manufacturersofferingproductsthatmay
beincorporatedintotheWorkinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:
1) Amtrol,Inc.
2) ArmstrongPumps,Inc.
3) Bell&GossettDomesticPump;adivisionofITTIndustries.
4) Taco.
5) JohnsonControls.
6) Flexcon.
7) Webstone.
8) ZurnWilkins.
b. YPatternStrainers:
1) Supplysizesandquantitiesindicatedondrawings.
2) Body:Lowleadbronze.
3) EndConnections:FNPT.
4) StrainerScreen:Stainlesssteelscreen,Size20mesh.
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5) Maximumpressure:300psig.
c. Swingcheckvalve
1) Supplysizesandquantitiesindicatedondrawings.
2) Body:Brass.
3) EndConnections:FNPT.
4) Maximumwaterpressure:200psig.
d. Purge&FillValve
1) Supplysizesandquantitiesindicatedondrawings.
2) Body:Brass.
3) EndConnections:FNPT.
e. Expansiontankvalve
1) Supplysizesandquantitiesindicatedondrawings.
2) Body:Brass.
3) EndConnections:FNPT.

PART3 EXECUTION
1. PIPINGAPPLICATIONS
a. Dualtemperatureheatingandcoolingwaterpiping,aboveground,NPS2andsmaller,shallbethefollowingas
indicatedindrawings:
1) TypeL,drawntempercoppertubing,wroughtcopperfittings,andsolderedjoints.
2) PPpipeandsocketweldedjoints.
3) PEXpipeandcompressionorcrimpjoints.
4) Pushlokhoseandfittings.
b. Glycolcoolingwaterpiping,aboveground,NPS2andsmaller,shallbethefollowingasindicatedindrawings:
1) TypeL,drawntempercoppertubing,wroughtcopperfittings,andsolderedjoints.
2) PPpipeandsocketweldedjoints.
3) PEXpipeandcompressionorcrimpjoints.
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4) Pushlokhoseandfittings.
c. CondensateDrainPiping:DWV,drawntempercoppertubing,wroughtcopperfittings,andsolderedjointsor
Schedule40PVCplasticpipeandfittingsandsolventweldedjoints.
d. AirVentPiping:
1) Inlet:Sameasservicewhereinstalledwithmetaltoplastictransitionfittingsforplasticpipingsystems
accordingtothepipingmanufacturer'swritteninstructions.
2) Outlet:TypeK,annealedtempercoppertubingwithsolderedorflaredjoints.
e. SafetyValveInletandOutletPipingforHotWaterPiping:Samematerialsandjoiningmethodsasforpiping
specified for the service in which safety valve is installed with metaltoplastic transition fittings for plastic
pipingsystemsaccordingtothepipingmanufacturer'swritteninstructions.
2. VALVEAPPLICATIONS
a. Installshutoffdutyvalvesateachbranchconnectiontosupplymains,andatsupplyconnectiontoeachpiece
ofequipment.
b. Installbalancingvalvesinthereturnpipeofeachheatingorcoolingterminal.
c. Installcheckvalvesateachpumpdischargeandelsewhereasrequiredtocontrolflowdirection.
d. Install safety valves at hotwater generators and elsewhere as required by ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel
Code.Installdrippanelbowonsafetyvalveoutletandpipewithoutvalvestotheoutdoors;andpipedrainto
nearest floor drain or as indicated on Drawings. Comply with ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code:
SectionVIII,Division1,forinstallationrequirements.
3. PIPINGINSTALLATIONS
a. Drawing plans, schematics, and diagrams indicate general location and arrangement of piping systems.
Indicatepipinglocationsandarrangementsifsuchwereusedtosizepipeandcalculatefrictionloss,expansion,
pump sizing, and other design considerations. Install piping as indicated unless deviations to layout are
approvedonCoordinationDrawings.
b. Install piping in concealed locations, unless otherwise indicated and except in equipment rooms and service
areas.
c. Install piping indicated to be exposed and piping in equipment rooms and service areas at right angles or
paralleltobuildingwalls.
d. Installpipingaboveaccessibleceilingstoallowsufficientspaceforceilingpanelremoval.
e. Installpipingtopermitvalveservicing.
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f. Installpipingatindicatedslopes.
g. Installpipingfreeofsagsandbends.
h. Installfittingsforchangesindirectionandbranchconnections.
i. Installpipingtoallowapplicationofinsulation.
j. Followmanufacturersspecificationsforminimumbendradii.
k. Selectsystemcomponentswithpressureratingequaltoorgreaterthansystemoperatingpressure.
l. Installgroupsofpipesparalleltoeachother,spacedtopermitapplyinginsulationandservicingofvalves.
m. Installdrains,consistingofateefitting,NPS3/4ballvalve,andshortNPS3/4threadednipplewithcap,atlow
pointsinpipingsystemmainsandelsewhereasrequiredforsystemdrainage.
n. Reducepipesizesusingeccentricreducerfittinginstalledwithlevelsideup.
o. Installbranchconnectionstomainsusingteefittingsinmainpipe,withthebranchconnectedtothebottomof
themainpipe.Forupfeedrisers,connectthebranchtothetopofthemainpipe.
p. Install unions in piping, NPS2 and smaller, adjacent to valves, at final connections of equipment, and
elsewhereasindicated.
q. Installstrainersasindicated.MatchsizeofstrainerblowoffconnectionforstrainerssmallerthanNPS2.
r. Installsleevesforpipingpenetrationsofwalls,ceilings,andfloors.
4. HANGERSANDSUPPORTS
a. Installthefollowingpipeattachments:
1) Providecoppercladhangersandsupportsforhangersandsupportsindirectcontactwithcopperpipe.
2) Onplasticpipe,installpadsorcushionsonbearingsurfacestopreventhangerfromscratchingpipe.
b. Installhangersfordrawntempercopperpipingwiththefollowingmaximumspacingandminimumrodsizes:
1) NPS3/4:Maximumspan,5feet;minimumrodsize,1/4inch.
2) NPS1:Maximumspan,6feet;minimumrodsize,1/4inch.
3) NPS11/2:Maximumspan,8feet;minimumrodsize,3/8inch.
c. PlasticPipingHangerSpacing:Spacehangersaccordingtopipemanufacturer'swritteninstructionsforservice
conditions.Avoidpointloading.Spaceandinstallhangerswiththefewestpracticalrigidanchorpoints.
d. Supportverticalrunsatroof,ateachfloor,andat10footintervalsbetweenfloors.
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5. PIPEJOINTCONSTRUCTION
a. Reamendsofpipesandtubesandremoveburrs.Bevelplainendsofsteelpipe.
b. Removescale,slag,dirt,anddebrisfrominsideandoutsideofpipeandfittingsbeforeassembly.
c. Soldered Joints: Apply ASTMB813, waterflushable flux, unless otherwise indicated, to tube end. Construct
jointsaccordingtoASTMB828orCDA's"CopperTubeHandbook,"usingleadfreesolderalloycomplyingwith
ASTMB32.
d. ThreadedJoints:ThreadpipewithtaperedpipethreadsaccordingtoASMEB1.20.1.Cutthreadsfullandclean
usingsharpdies.ReamthreadedpipeendstoremoveburrsandrestorefullID.Joinpipefittingsandvalvesas
follows:
1) Apply appropriate tape or thread compound to external pipe threads unless dry seal threading is
specified.
2) DamagedThreads:Donotusepipeorpipefittingswiththreadsthatarecorrodedordamaged.Donot
usepipesectionsthathavecrackedoropenwelds.
e. Fusion welded joints: Use socketfusion, electrofusion, or buttfusion as applicable for fitting or joint type.
Followpipeandfittingmanufacturersrecommendationsforweldertemperature,depthofweld,andwelding
times.
f. PlasticPipingSolventCementedJoints:Cleananddryjoiningsurfaces.Joinpipeandfittingsaccordingtothe
following:
1) ComplywithASTMF402forsafehandlingpracticeofcleaners,primers,andsolventcements.
2) CPVCPiping:JoinaccordingtoASTMD2846/D2846MAppendix.
3) PVCPressurePiping:JoinASTMD1785schedulenumber,PVCpipeandPVCsocketfittingsaccordingto
ASTMD2672.JoinotherthanschedulenumberPVCpipeandsocketfittingsaccordingtoASTMD2855.
4) PVCNonpressurePiping:JoinaccordingtoASTMD2855.
g. Mechanically Formed, CopperTubeOutlet Joints: Use manufacturerrecommended tool and procedure, and
brazedjoints.
6. HYDRONICSPECIALTIESINSTALLATION
a. Installmanualairventsathighpointsinpiping,atheattransfercoils,andelsewhereasrequiredforsystemair
venting.
b. Installinlineairseparatorsinpumpsuction.InstalldrainvalveonairseparatorsNPS2andlarger.
c. Installexpansiontanksonthefloororwithdesignatedexpansiontankvalve.Ventandpurgeairfromhydronic
system,andensuretankisproperlychargedwithairtosuitsystemProjectrequirements.
1) Support tank from floor or structure above with sufficient strength to carry weight of tank, piping
connections, fittings, plus tank full of water. Do not overload building components and structural
members.
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7. TERMINALEQUIPMENTCONNECTIONS
a. Sizesforsupplyandreturnpipingconnectionsshallbethesameasorlargerthanequipmentconnections.
b. Installcontrolvalvesinaccessiblelocationsclosetoconnectedequipmentorasindicatedindrawings.
c. Installportsforpressuregagesandthermometersatlocationsindicatedindrawings.
8. CHEMICALTREATMENT
a. Performananalysisofmakeupwatertodeterminetypeandquantitiesofchemicaltreatmentneededtokeep
systemfreeofscale,corrosion,andfouling,andtosustainthefollowingwatercharacteristics:
b. Fillsystemsindicatedtohaveantifreezeorglycolsolutionswiththefollowingconcentrations:
1) DualTemperatureHeatingandCoolingWaterPiping:Minimum20percentpropyleneglycol.
2) GlycolCoolingWaterPiping:Minimum30percentpropyleneglycol.
9. FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
a. PreparehydronicpipingaccordingtoASMEB31.9andasfollows:
1) Leavejoints,includingwelds,uninsulatedandexposedforexaminationduringtest.
2) Providetemporaryrestraintsforexpansionjointsthatcannotsustainreactionsduetotestpressure.If
temporaryrestraintsareimpractical,isolateexpansionjointsfromtesting.
3) Flushhydronicpipingsystemswithcleanwater;thenremoveandcleanorreplacestrainerscreens.
4) Isolate equipment from piping. If a valve is used to isolate equipment, its closure shall be capable of
sealing against test pressure without damage to valve. Install blinds in flanged joints to isolate
equipment.
5) Install safety valve, set at a pressure no more than onethird higher than test pressure, to protect
againstdamagebyexpandingliquidorothersourceofoverpressureduringtest.
b. Performthefollowingtestsonhydronicpiping:
1) Use ambient temperature water as a testing medium unless there is risk of damage due to freezing.
Anotherliquidthatissafeforworkersandcompatiblewithpipingmaybeused.
2) While filling system, use vents installed at high points of system to release air. Use drains installed at
lowpointsforcompletedrainingoftestliquid.
3) Isolateexpansiontanksanddeterminethathydronicsystemisfullofwater.
4) Subject piping system to hydrostatic test pressure that is not less than 1.5 times the system's working
pressure. Test pressure shall not exceed maximum pressure for any vessel, pump, valve, or other
componentinsystemundertest.Verifythatstressduetopressureatbottomofverticalrunsdoesnot
exceed 90 percent of specified minimum yield strength or 1.7 times "SE" value in AppendixA in
ASMEB31.9,"BuildingServicesPiping."
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5) After hydrostatic test pressure has been applied for at least 10 minutes, examine piping, joints, and
connectionsforleakage. Eliminateleaksby tightening,repairing,orreplacing components,andrepeat
hydrostatictestuntiltherearenoleaks.
6) Preparewrittenreportoftesting.
c. Performthefollowingbeforeoperatingthesystem:
1) Openmanualvalvesfully.
2) Inspectpumpsforproperrotation.
3) Setmakeuppressurereducingvalvesforrequiredsystempressure.
4) Inspect air vents at high points of system and determine if all are installed and operating freely
(automatictype),orbleedaircompletely(manualtype).
5) Settemperaturecontrolssoallcoilsarecallingforfullflow.
6) Inspectandsetoperatingtemperaturesofhydronicequipment,suchasboilers,chillers,coolingtowers,
tospecifiedvalues.
7) Verifylubricationofmotorsandbearings.

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SECTION233100HVACDUCTSANDCASINGS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:HVACDuctsandCasings.
B. RelatedSections:
1. Section233713Diffusers,Registers,andGrilles
2. Section237219FixedPlateAirToAirEnergyRecoveryEquipment
3. Section238219FanCoilUnits
1.02 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. CoordinationDrawings:SeedrawingsM101A,M901,andT601,drawntoscale,onwhichthefollowingitems
areshownandcoordinatedwitheachother,usinginputfrominstallersoftheitemsinvolved:
1. ERV,FanCoilUnit,HVACControlDevices.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Ductwork and supports shall conform to the HVAC Duct Construction Standards, Metal and Flexible, Third
Edition, 2005. Where fittings of configurations not shown in the HVACDCS are shown on the contract drawings,
theyshallbeconstructedasthoughtheyweretherein.
2.02 DUCTS

A. Ductdimensions
1. Duct dimensions shown in the contract drawings include space for acoustical linings where necessary.
Ductsrequiringacousticalliningsareindicatedoncontractdrawings.
B. DuctPressureClass
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1. Ductpressureclassesaretobeidentifiedonthecontractdrawings.
C. DuctSealClass
1. DuctsshallbesealedasspecifiedintheHVACDCS.
D. Ductliner
1. Metalnosingshallbeusedonleadingedgesofeachpieceoflinedductwhenthevelocityexceeds4000
fpm (20.3 m/s), otherwise, it shall be used on the leading edge of any lined duct section that is
precededbyunlinedduct.
2.03 ACCESSORIES
A. Volume Dampers and Control Dampers: Singleblade and multiple opposedblade dampers, standard leakage
rating, and suitable for horizontal or vertical applications; factory fabricated and complete with required hardware
andaccessories.
B. Fire Dampers: Rated and labeled according to UL555 by an NRTL; factory fabricated and complete with
requiredhardwareandaccessories.
C. Ceiling Fire Dampers: Labeled according to UL555C by an NRTL and complying with construction details for
testedfloorandroofceilingassembliesasindicatedinUL's"FireResistanceDirectory."Providefactoryfabricated
unitscompletewithrequiredhardwareandaccessories.
D. SmokeDampers:Labeled according to UL555SbyanNRTL. Combinationfireandsmoke dampersshallalso
be rated and labeled according to UL555. Provide factoryfabricated units complete with required hardware and
accessories.
E. Flexible Connectors: Flameretarded or noncombustible fabrics, coatings, and adhesives complying with
UL181,Class1.
F. FlexibleDucts:CorrugatedaluminumcomplyingwithUL181,Class1.Wherethespecificationsforconnecting
andsupportingtheseintheHVACDCSaremorestringentorrestrictive,theyshallsupersede.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examineallcomponentsofductsandcasingsbeforeinstallation.Rejectpartsthataremoisturedamaged,or
molddamaged.
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3.02 INSTALLATION
A. InstallductsaccordingtoSMACNA's"HVACDuctConstructionStandardsMetalandFlexible"unlessotherwise
indicated.
B. Concealductsfromviewinfinishedandoccupiedspaces.
C. Avoidpassingthroughelectricalequipmentspacesandenclosures.
D. Usefabricisolationatallconnectionpointsbetweenfancoilunitandrigidduct.
E. UseflexductatallconnectionsbetweenERVandrigidduct.
F. SupplyductfromERVtofancoilunitshallbeinsulatedwithaminimumofR6.
G. Support ducts to comply with SMACNA's "HVAC Duct Construction Standards Metal and Flexible," Ch.4,
"HangersandSupports."
H. Install duct accessories according to applicable details in SMACNA's "HVAC Duct Construction Standards
MetalandFlexible"formetalducts.
I. Installvolumeandcontroldampersinlinedductwithmethodstoavoiddamagetolinerandtoavoiderosion
ofductliner.
J. Cleannewductsystem(s)beforetesting,adjusting,andbalancing.
3.03 TESTING,ADJUSTING,ANDBALANCING
A. Balanceairflowwithindistributionsystems,includingsubmains,branches,andterminalstoindicatedquantities.
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SECTION233713DIFFUSERS,REGISTERS,ANDGRILLES

PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Thissectionincludessupply,return,andexhaustregisters.
B. Showductconnections,shapes,facesizes,patterns,dampers,etc.,onDrawingsorinaschedule.
1.02 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. Coordination Drawings: See drawings M101A and M901, drawn to scale, on which the following items are
shownandcoordinatedwitheachother,usinginputfrominstallersoftheitemsinvolved:
1. HVACDucts
2. FanCoilUnit
3. ERV

PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 DIFFUSERS,REGISTERS,ANDGRILLES
A. BasisofDesignProduct:TitusFlowbarandModulinearReturnorcomparableproductsfromoneofthe
following:
1. Price
2. Trane

2.02 SYSTEMDESCRIPTION
A. SeeDiffuserscheduleformodelnumbersandfinishdetailsforalldiffusers.

PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Installdiffuserslevelandplumbinplenumassemblyofsizesindicatedonplansandairoutletschedules.
B. Installsupply/returndiffusersofthesizesandmountingtypesindicatedontheplansandoutletschedule.
C. WallMountedOutletsandInlets:Drawingsindicategeneralarrangementofducts,fittings,andaccessories.
Makefinallocationswhereindicated,asmuchaspractical.Wherearchitecturalfeaturesorotheritemsconflictwith
installation,notifyArchitectforadeterminationoffinallocation.
D. Afterinstallation,adjustdiffuserstoairpatternsindicated,orasdirected,beforestartingairbalancing.
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SECTION233800VENTILATIONHOODS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Kitchenislandventilationhoodandblower.
B. RelatedRequirements
1. DrawingsandgeneralprovisionsoftheContract,includingGeneralandSupplementaryConditionsand
Division01SpecificationSections.
1.02 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. TestingAgencyQualifications:QualifiedaccordingtoASTMC1021andASTMC1093fortestingindicated.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1. Ikea30IslandCanopyRangeHood
2.02 SYSTEMDESCRIPTION
A. Electrical Components, Devices, and Accessories: Listed and labeled as defined in NFPA70, by a qualified
testingagency,andmarkedforintendedlocationandapplication.
B. KitchenIslandVentilationHood
1. Material:StainlessSteel
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C. KitchenIslandVentilationBlower
1. CapacitiesandCharacteristics:
a. Blower:400CFM
b. PowerConsumption:490WMaximum
c. Enclosure:Open,externallyventilated
d. Volts:120
e. Phase:Single
f. Hertz:60
g. FullLoadAmperes:4.1A
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. ComplywithNECA1.
B. SafetyInstructions
1. Forresidentialuseonly.
2. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not use this fan with any SolidState Speed Control
Device.
3. Toreducetheriskoffireandtoproperlyexhaustair,besuretoductairoutside.Donotventexhaust
airintospaceswithinwallsorceilingsorintoattics,crawlspaces,orgarages.
4. Forgeneralventilatinguseonly.Donotusetoexhausthazardousorexplosivematerialsandvapors.
5. To avoid motor bearing damage and noise and/or unbalanced impellers, keep drywall spray,
constructiondust,etc.offpowerunit.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Preparesurfacesandmaterialsusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturer.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installation work and electrical wiring must be done by qualified person(s) in accordance with all applicable
codesandstandards,includingfireratedconstruction.
B. Whencuttingordrillingintowallorceiling,donotdamageelectricalwiringandotherhiddenutilities.
C. Installhoodinrecirculationmode.
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D. Thisunitmustbegrounded.
E. Wiring Method: Install cables in raceways and cable trays except within consoles, cabinets, desks, and
counters.Concealracewayandcablesexceptinunfinishedspaces.
1. Installplenumcableinenvironmentalairspaces,includingplenumceilings.
F. WiringMethod:Concealconductorsandcablesinaccessibleceilings,walls,andfloorswherepossible.
G. Wiring within Enclosures: Bundle, lace, and train conductors to terminal points with no excess and without
exceedingmanufacturer'slimitationsonbendingradii.Installlacingbarsanddistributionspools.
H. Inadditiontothepreviouslystatedinstallationrequirements,followthestepbystepInstallationInstructions
providedbythemanufacturerandattachedinthisProjectManual.

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SECTION235700HEATEXCHANGERSFORHVAC
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionincludesBrazedPlateHeatExchangerforHVAC.
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Foreachtypeofproduct.
1. Include construction details, material descriptions, dimensions of individual components and profiles,
andfinishesforBell&GossettBP41020.
1.03 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. Coordination Drawings: See drawings M101B, M602, and M901, on which the following items are shown
andcoordinatedwitheachother,usinginputfrominstallersoftheitemsinvolved:
1. BekaKS15mats,Fancoilunits,supplyandreturnhydronicpiping,circulatingpump,andvalves.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:
1. BasisofDesignProduct:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,Bell&GossettBP41020.
2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. CapacitiesandCharacteristics:
1. Totalheatexchanged:16000Btu/h
a. Hotside
1) Fluidname:WaterPropyleneGlycol10%
2) Inlettemperature:65degF
3) Flowrate:7.00gpm
4) Pressuredrop,calculated:1.85PSI
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b. ColdSide
1) Fluidname:Water50%propyleneglycol
2) Inlettemperature:variable
3) Flowrate:8.00gpm
4) Pressuredrop,calculated:3.21PSI
2.03 MATERIALS
A. Bell&GossettBPN41020
B. CapacitiesandCharacteristics:
1. Brazedplateheatexchanger,platematerial316LSS,BrazingmaterialCu.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examinewalls,floors,andceilingsforsuitableconditionswhereHeatExchangerwillbeinstalled.
B. Proceedwithinstallationonlyafterunsatisfactoryconditionshavebeencorrected.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Preparesubstrateandtoolsforinstallationaccordingtomanufacturersinstructions.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. EquipmentInstallation:InstallHeatExchangerusingmountinghole/bracketprovidedbymanufacturer.
B. Insulation:Afterinstallationandpressuretesting,insulateHeatExchangerwithaminimumofR6.
3.04 STARTUPSERVICE
A. Pressuretestmanifoldassemblywith100psiforatimeof15minutes.
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SECTION236423SCROLLWATERCHILLERS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:ScrollWaterChiller.
B. RelatedSections:

1. Division223300ElectricalDomesticWaterHeaters
2. Division232113HydronicPiping.
3. Division237100ThermalStorage.
C. ActionSubmittals:
1. ProductData.Includerefrigerant,ratedcapacities, operating characteristics, furnishedspecialties,and
accessories.
1.01 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
1. Coordination Drawings: See drawings M602, M901, T601 on which the following items are shown
and coordinated with each other, using input from installers of the items involved: Chiller, Heat
Exchanger,Controls,ElectricWaterHeater,ThermalStorageUnit.
1.01 CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALS
A. Operationandmaintenancedata.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. ComplywithNFPA70.
2.02 WATERCHILLERS
A. Manufacturers:Chillking
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B. Description:Waterchillercompletewithbaseandframe,condensercasing,compressors,compressormotors
and motor controllers, evaporator, condenser coils, condenser fans and motors, electrical power, controls, and
accessories.
C. Cabinet:
1. Base,Frame,andCasing:Galvanizedsteelwithcorrosionresistantpowdercoating.
2. Acousticalcompressorenclosure.
D. Compressors:
1. Description:ScrollCompressor
a. Model:CopelandZPS40K4E
b. CapacityControl:UltraTechcapacitycontrol,plushotgasbypass.
2. Description:ScrollCompressor
a. Model:CopelandZP16K5E

E. Refrigeration:
1. Refrigerant:R410a
2. Refrigerant Circuit: Each circuit shall include a thermalexpansion valve, refrigerant bypass from
thermalexpansionvalve,suctionfilter,liquidlinefilter/dryer,sightglass,chargingconnections.

F. Evaporator:Chillkingcoiledcopper
1. ULlisted
G. AirCooledCondensers:
1. Fans:Directdrivepropellertypearrangedforverticalairdischarge.
2. Coolingcondenserfanmotor:USmotorsK55HXDSW1212.
3. Heatingcondenserfanmotor:MFE71TVAL
H. Controls: Manufacturer supplied chiller controls interface with fieldsupplied control system; unit mounted,
andfactorywiredwithasinglepointpowerconnectionandseparatecontrolcircuit.
1. 24VACcompressorcontrolsignal.
2. Digitalcontrolinterfaceforsetpointinput.
I. Insulation:3/4inchclosedcell,flexibleelastomeric,thermalinsulationcomplyingwithASTMC534,TypeI,for
tubularmaterialsandTypeII,forsheetmaterials,factoryappliedovercoldsurfacesofwaterchillercomponents.
J. WaterChillerCharacteristicsandCapacities:
1. Firststagecoolingcapacity:16000BTUH
2. Secondstagecoolingcapacity:40000BTUH(STC)
a. Secondstagecoolingusedforlowtemperaturecoolingforthermalstorage.
3. Heatpumpcapacity:16000BTUH
4. FullLoadEfficiency:
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a. COP:2.12
5. NumberofRefrigerationCircuits:Two.
6. CompressorRatedLoadAmperes:24.
7. CompressorLockedRotorAmperes:96.
8. Controls:
a. PowerConnection:Internaltransformer.
b. ControlsElectricalCharacteristics:24VAC,singlephase,60Hz.
c. Fieldselectablesetpointsforfirstandsecondstagecooling.
9. ChillerMinimumCircuitAmpacity:37A.
10. ChillerMaximumOvercurrentProtectionDevice:58A.
11. ChillerElectricalCharacteristics:208/230Vac,singlephase,60Hz.
12. Insulated20gallontankfordomestichotwaterpreheating
a. Hotgaslinepassesthroughbath.
b. Coilplumbedtowaterheaterpassesthroughbath.
c. Condenser fan activated by pressure switch linked to setpoint of DHW heat recovery bath,
maximum120degF.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Installchillerslevelandplumb,andanchortobase.Maintainrecommendedclearances.
B. Installflexiblepipeconnectionsforchillersmountedonvibrationisolators.
C. Installshutoffvalvesatchillerinletandoutletconnections.
D. Install electrical devices, including remote flow switches and remote chiller control panel. Comply with
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SECTION237100THERMALSTORAGE
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionincludesThermalStorageUnit.
B. RelatedRequirements:
1. Section232123HYDRONICPUMPSforHydronicpumps
2. Section235700"HEATEXCHANGERSFORHVAC"forBrazedPlateHeatExchanger.
3. Section236423SCROLLWATERCHILLERSforWaterChiller.

C. ShopDrawings:
1. See U.S. Patent application 61,841,877 filed July 1, 2013 for construction details of internal heat
exchangerforthermalstorageunit.

1.02 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. CoordinationDrawings: See drawings M101B, M602,M901, T601drawn toscale,on whichthefollowing
itemsareshownandcoordinatedwitheachother,usinginputfrominstallersoftheitemsinvolved:
1. Chiller,Heatexchanger,Hydronicpumps,HVACcontrols.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. BasisofDesignProduct:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductindicatedonDrawings.
2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. CapacitiesandCharacteristics:
1. StainlesssteeltankcontainingsealedpolypropylenebagsfilledwithPhaseChangeMaterial(PCM)made
ofawaterandgraphitemixture.Workingfluid (30%propyleneglycol70%water) circulatesthrough
tankandontothecoolingdeliverysystem.
2. TotalPCMvolumeis50gallons.
3. Thermalstorageunitfreezesatnightandmeltsduringtheday.
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4. Tank is insulated with to at least R25 with a combination of denim insulation and reflective/radiant
barrierwrap.
5. Thermal Storage unit is used for cooling only; diverting valve installed at inlet prevents circulation of
heatedwaterthroughtank.
6. Tankcharacteristics
a. GhidiVCT400L
b. Two1.5tricloverfittingswithbutterflyvalves,twotricloverMNPTnipples,associatedgaskets
andclamps.

2.03 FABRICATION
A. SeeU.S.Patentapplication61,841,877filedJuly1,2013forfabricationdetailsofinternalheatexhanger.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examine substrates and conditions, with Installer present, for compliance with requirements for installation
tolerancesandotherconditionsaffectingperformanceoftheWork.
B. Examine roughingin for Thermal Storage piping to verify actual locations of piping connections before
equipmentinstallation.
C. Examinewalls,floors,roofsforsuitableconditionswhereThermalStorageunitwillbeinstalled.
D. Proceedwithinstallationonlyafterunsatisfactoryconditionshavebeencorrected.
3.02 INSTALLATION.
A. EquipmentInstallation:InstallThermalStorageUnitlevelonsurfaceorsubstrateadequatetosupportentire
weightoffilledunit.
B. Locatetankinfinallocation.Laytankonitssideandfillwithheatexchangercomponents.
C. Carefullysettankupright.
D. Provideaminimumof6clearanceonallsidesoftankforinsulation.
E. Connect thermal storage unit to hydronic piping. Fill and visually inspect for leaks. Repair or eliminate any
leaksbeforeoperation.
F. Do not pressurize thermal storage unit. Isolate thermal storage unit during pressure testing of hydronic
system.
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G. Onceunitisleakfree,insulatetank.
H. Do not transport Thermal Storage unit full. If transportation is required, drain working fluid and remove
internalheatexchanger.Recoverworkingfluidsafelyandincompliancewithlocalordinancesconcerningpropylene
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PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:EnergyRecoveryVentilation(ERV)unit.
1.02 SECTIONREQUIREMENTS
A. Submittals:
1. ProductData:Includeratedcapacities,operatingcharacteristics,furnishedspecialties,accessories,and
colorchartsforcabinetfinishes.
1.03 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. CoordinationDrawings:Seedrawings M101A, M102,M901, T601drawn toscale,on whichthefollowing
itemsareshownandcoordinatedwitheachother,usinginputfrominstallersoftheitemsinvolved:
1. Fancoilunit,ductwork,HVACcontrols.
1.04 CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALS
A. Operationandmaintenancedata.
1.05 WARRANTY
A. RenewaireWarranty:TheRenewAire90SeriesERVsareprotectedbya10yearwarrantyontheERVcoreand
a5yearwarrantyonallotherparts.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1. RenewaireEV90.
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B. Cabinet:22gaugesteel,insulatedwith1inchexpandedpolystyrenefoaminsulation.
C. Core:crossflowERVcore
D. CabinetFinish:Textured,powdercoatpaint.
E. Accessories:
1. Permanentlylubricated,motorizedimpellerblowers,sealedbearings.
2. Filters:disposable1MERV8.
F. BasicUnitControls:
1. Controlinterfacetobeusedwithfieldsuppliedcontrolsystem.
2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. CapacitiesandCharacteristics:
1. Airflowrange:40110cfm.
2. Sensiblerecoveryefficiency:72%
3. Netmoisturetransfer:37%
4. Totalrecoveryefficiency:46%
2.03 CONTROLSANDSAFETIES
A. Safetyinterlockswitchturnsofftheunitwhenthedoorisopened.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. InstallERVlevelandplumb,followingconstructiondrawings.
B. ComplywithNECA1.
C. Ensure that duct work is correctly installed and sealed, filters are in place, and controls are connected. Shut
andlatchdoor.
D. Applyinsulationandvaporbarrieronsupplyandexhaustductworkaspermanufacturersinstructions.
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SECTION238000DECENTRALIZEDHVACEQUIPMENT
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:BekaKS15Radiantheatingandcoolingceilingmats.
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Foreachtypeofproduct.
1. Include construction details, material descriptions, and dimensions of individual components and
profilesforBekaKS15mats.
2. Includeratedcapacities,operatingcharacteristics,andfurnishedspecialtiesandaccessories.
B. ProductSchedule:SeedrawingsM601.
1.03 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. CoordinationDrawings: See drawings M101B, M602,M901, T601drawn toscale,on whichthefollowing
itemsareshownandcoordinatedwitheachother,usinginputfrominstallersoftheitemsinvolved:
1. Heatexchanger,supplyandreturnhydronicpiping,circulatingpump,valves,HVACcontroldevices.
1.04 CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALS
A. Operation and Maintenance Data: For Beka KS15 mats to include in operation and maintenance manuals,
providedinhardcopyoraselectronicdocument.
B. Sample Warranty: BEKA products are made of highquality materials and are subject to strict control in
purchase, manufacture and delivery. All BEKA products undergo quality controls during the manufacturing process
inlinewithoperationalstandards.BeKaHelzundKhlmattenGmbHgivesawarrantyforallitsproducts,ifexpertly
assembled,of15yearsasofthedateofthetransferofrisks.Forconsequentialandthirdpartydamages,aproduct
liabilityinsurancewithacoverageof5millionEuroshasbeentakenoutwithaleadingGermaninsurancecompany.
1.05 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. ManufacturerQualifications:
B. Pressuretestedatfactoryto10barfor10hours.
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InstallerQualifications:Anauthorizedrepresentativewhoistrainedandapprovedbymanufacturer.Additionalpressure
testrequiredpostinstallation.
1.06 FIELDCONDITIONS
A. Pressurizematspriortoplastering;repairleaksorreplacedefectivematspriortoplastering.
1.07 PRECONSTRUCTIONTESTING
A. PreconstructionTesting:Performedbyaqualifiedtestingagencyonmanufacturer'sstandardassemblies.
Pressuretestedatfactoryto10barfor10hours.
1.08 WARRANTY
B. BEKA Warranty: BEKA agrees to repair or replace BEKA mats that fail in materials or workmanship within
specifiedwarrantyperiod.workmanshipwithinspecifiedwarrantyperiod.
C. WarrantyPeriod:15yearsasofthedateofthetransferofrisks.
1. Coverage:Forconsequentialandthirdpartydamages,aproductliabilityinsurancewithacoverageof5
millionEuroshasbeentakenoutwithaleadingGermaninsurancecompany.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1. BekaKS15matsofsizesandquantitieslistedinschedules.
2.02 2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. FireResistanceRatings:ComplywithASTME119;testingbyaqualifiedtestingagency.Identifyproductswith
appropriatemarkingsofapplicabletestingagency.
B. CombustionCharacteristics:ASTME136.
C. CapacitiesandCharacteristics:
1. Coolingcapacityatdefinedconditions:24Btu/hsq.ft.
2. Filledweight:1.842oz/sq.ft.
3. Allowableheatingwatertemperature:140deg.F
4. Operatingpressure:58psi
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5. Connections:Weldedplastic
2.03 MATERIALS
A. BEKA,KS15mats
1. Material:PolypropyleneRandomCopolymerType3DIN8078
2. Color:assuppliedbyfactory.
2.04 GENERALFINISHREQUIREMENTS
A. Protect mechanical finishes on exposed surfaces from damage by applying a strippable, temporary protective
coveringbeforeshipping.
B. Finishproductsafterassembly.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Examine areas conditions, with Installer present for compliance with requirements for installation tolerances
andotherconditionsaffectingperformanceoftheWork.
B. Examinewalls,floors,andceilingsforsuitableconditionswhereBekaKS15matswillbeinstalled.
C. Examine roughingin for Beka KS15 mats piping to verify actual locations of piping connections before
installation.
D. Proceedwithinstallationonlyafterunsatisfactoryconditionshavebeencorrected.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Preparesubstrateandtoolsforinstallationaccordingtomanufacturersinstructions.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. EquipmentInstallation:InstallBekaKS15matsaccordingtomanufacturerinstructions.
B. Drawings indicate general arrangement of mats and piping. Make final locations where indicated, as much as
practical.Wherearchitecturalfeaturesorotheritemsconflictwithinstallation,notifyArchitectforadetermination
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3.04 STARTUPSERVICE
A. Performstartupservice.
1. Completeinstallationandstartupchecksaccordingtomanufacturer'swritteninstructions.Pressuretest
with100psiforatimeof15minutes.
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PART2 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:JohnsonControlsFanCoilUnit.
1.02 SECTIONREQUIREMENTS
A.Submittals:
1.ProductData:Includeratedcapacities,operatingcharacteristics,furnishedspecialties,accessories,andcolor
chartsforcabinetfinishes.
1.03 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. Coordination Drawings: See drawings M101A, M602, M901, and T601, on which the following items are
shownandcoordinatedwitheachother,usinginputfrominstallersoftheitemsinvolved:
1.Heatexchanger,supplyandreturnhydronicpiping,circulatingpump,valves,HVACcontroldevices.
1.04 CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALS
A. Operationandmaintenancedata.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Electrical Components, Devices, and Accessories: Listed and labeled as defined in NFPA90A, by a qualified
testingagency,andmarkedforintendedlocationandapplication.
2.02 FACTORYASSEMBLEDUNITS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1. JohnsonConrolsHLP/FHP0204rowscooling/2rowsheating
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B. Description:FactorypackagedandtestedunitsratedaccordingtoAHRI44097,ASHRAE33,andUL1995.
C. Coil Section Insulation: closed cell insulation complying with ASTMC1071 and attached with adhesive
complyingwithASTMC916.
1. FireHazardClassification:Insulationandadhesiveshallhaveacombinedmaximumflamespreadindex
of25andsmokedevelopedindexof50whentestedaccordingtoASTME84.
2. Airstream Surfaces: Surfaces in contact with the airstream shall comply with requirements in
ASHRAE62.1.
D. MainandAuxiliaryDrainPans:Maindrainpanpositivelyslopedineveryplaneandinsulatedwithclosedcell
insulation.
E. Chassis:Galvanizedsteelwhereexposedtomoisture.
F. Cabinet:Galvanizedsteel.
1. HorizontalUnitBottomPanels:Fastenedtounitwithcamfastenersandhingeandattachedwithsafety
chain.
2. StackUnitDischargeandReturnGrille:Returngrilleshallprovidemaintenanceaccesstofancoilunit.
G. Hydronic Coils: Copper tube, with mechanically bonded aluminum fins spaced no closer than 0.1 inch, rated
for a minimum working pressure of 300 psig and a maximum enteringwater temperature of 200 degF. Include
manualairventanddrainvalve.
H. CabinetFinish:Galvanizedsteel.
I. Accessories:
1. Permanentlylubricated,multispeedmotor,resilientlymountedonmotorboard.
2. Keyslothangerholesforsuspendingfromjoists.
3. Filters:either1inchthrowawayor1MERV8.
J. BasicUnitControls:
1. Controlinterfacetobeusedwithfieldsuppliedcontrolsystem.
2. Unitmountedcontrolboxcontainsrelayboardwhichincludesalinevoltageto24volttransformerand
anoptionaldisconnectswitch.
3. Unitmountedfanspeedswitch.
4. Twoway and threeway modulating valves are rated for a maximum pressure differential across the
valvesof50psig.
K. CapacitiesandCharacteristics:
1. Fan:
a. Airflow:260cfm.
b. ExternalStaticPressure:0.05incheswg.
c. MotorHorsepower:0.33.
d. ECM2.3module
2. CoolingCapacity:
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a. Total:8800Btu/h.
b. Sensible:6000Btu/h.
c. EnteringAirDryBulbTemperature:80degF.
d. EnteringAirWetBulbTemperature:67degF.

3. ChilledWaterCoil:
a. WaterFlow1.6gpm.
b. WaterSidePressureLoss:2.5feetwg.
c. EnteringWaterTemperature:45degF.
4. HeatingCapacity:
a. Output:15,700Btu/h.
b. EnteringAirTemperature:70degF.
c. AirTemperatureRise:30degF.
5. HotWaterHeatingCoil:
a. WaterFlow:0.8gpm.
b. HWaterSidePressureLoss:0.9feetwg.
c. EnteringWaterTemperature:180degF.
6. ElectricalCharacteristics:
a. Volts:115.
b. Phase:Single
c. Hertz:60.
d. FullLoadAmperes:5.
e. MaximumOvercurrentProtection:15A.

PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. InstallfancoilunitstocomplywithNFPA90A.
B. Installunitlevelandplumbandfirmlyanchored.
C. Connecttosupplyandreturnpipingwithshutoffvalveandunionateachconnection.
D. Connectunitstowiringsystemsandtoground.
E. Connecttofieldsuppliedcontrolsystem.
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SECTION253516INTEGRATEDAUTOMATIONSENSORSANDTRANSMITTERS
PART1 GENERAL
1.03 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:InstrumentationandcontroldevicesforHVAC.
1.04 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
E. ProductData:Foreachtypeofproduct.
1.03 CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALS
A. Operationandmaintenancedata.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. System Components: Subject to compliance with requirements, provide each of the following in quantities
indicatedindrawings:
1. CR1000
2. NEXIABRIDGE
3. Auroraloggerresidential
B. Available Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with requirements, manufacturers offering products that
maybeincorporatedintotheWorkinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:
1. PowerOne
2. CampbellScientific
3. Nexia
C. PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
1.CampbellScientificCr1000datalogger.
1. MaximumScanRate:100Hz
2. AnalogInputs:16singleendedor8differentialindividuallyconfigured
3. PulseCounters:2
4. SwitchedExcitationChannels:3voltage
5. DigitalPorts1:8I/Osor4RS232COM2
6. Communications/DataStoragePorts:1CSI/O,1RS232,1parallelperipheral
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7. Switched12Volt:1
8. InputVoltageRange:5Vdc
9. AnalogVoltageAccuracy:(0.06%ofreading+offset),0to40C
10. AnalogResolution:0.33V
11. A/DBits:13
12. TemperatureRange:Standard:25to+50C,Extended:55to+85C
13. Memory:2MBFlash(operatingsystem),4MB(CPUusage,programstorage,anddatastorage)
14. PowerRequirements:9.6to16Vdc
15. CurrentDrain:0.7mAtypical;0.9mAmax.(sleepmode),1to16mAtypical(w/oRS232
communication),17to28mAtypical(w/RS232communication)

2.02 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,
A. CampbellScientificCr1000datalogger
1. MaximumScanRate:100Hz
2. AnalogInputs:16singleendedor8differentialindividuallyconfigured
3. PulseCounters:2
4. SwitchedExcitationChannels:3voltage
5. DigitalPorts1:8I/Osor4RS232COM2
6. Communications/DataStoragePorts:1CSI/O,1RS232,1parallelperipheral
7. Switched12Volt:1
8. InputVoltageRange:5Vdc
9. AnalogVoltageAccuracy:(0.06%ofreading+offset),0to40C
10. AnalogResolution:0.33V
11. A/DBits:13
12. TemperatureRange:Standard:25to+50C,Extended:55to+85C
13. Memory:2MBFlash(operatingsystem),4MB(CPUusage,programstorage,anddatastorage)
14. PowerRequirements:9.6to16Vdc
15. CurrentDrain:0.7mAtypical;0.9mAmax.(sleepmode),1to16mAtypical(w/oRS232
communication),17to28mAtypical(w/RS232communication)
B. NexiaBridge
a. Productheight:4.8,width:4.0,Productweight7oz,Productdepth:1.4
b. Inputvoltage:120V,Batteryoperated9v.
c. Ethernetportprovidedforsettingupgateway.
d. OnlineprogrammingisenabledthroughtheNexiaWebinterface.
C. AuroraDatalogger
a. SerialPortInterface:(2)RS485+(2)RS232
b. MaximumDevicesperSerialPort:Physicallimitationof32(reducedbypollrate,
inverterdatasetsize,andloggertype)
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c. FieldbusCable:RS485Shieldedtwistedpair.RecommendBelden#1120Acableor#
3106Afor3conductors
d. EthernetPort0:firewallprotectedEthernetWANportforinternetconnection
e. EthernetPort1:LocalLANwithstaticIpaddress
f. EthernetConnections:RJ45Ethernet10/100baseT(LAN/WAN)
g. PlantFieldbusProtocols:Aurora,ModbusRTU,SunSpec
h. LAN/WANProtocols:HTTp,dHCp,SSL,SSH,XML
i. DataSamplingrate:Highfrequencydatasampling1minuteaverage
j. LocalStorage:Logdatafor30daysbasedon15minuteintervals.(daysloggedreduced
byintervalsshorterthan15minute)
k. Upgradeability:fieldupgradableovertheInternetorlocallyviaUSBmemorystick
l. DCPowerSupplyInput:100240VAC
m. DCPowerSupplyoutput:12VdC,1A
n. AmbientTemperaturerange:0to40C
o. EnvironmentalProtectionrating:Ip20
p. relativeHumidity:<85%Noncondensing
q. Dimensions:HxWxD1x5.5x5.25(.03mx.14mx.13m)
r. Weight:2lbs(0.91kg)
s. MountingSystem:Screwsthroughflanges
t. Emission:fCCpart15ClassB,CISpR22,EN55022ConductedandRadiatedEmission
u. Immunity:EN55024
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Inspect locations for suitable conditions Devices will be installed. Suitable conditions include freedom from
excessivedustormoisture.
B. Proceedwithinstallationonlyafterunsatisfactoryconditionshavebeencorrected.
C. Installandaimsensorsinlocationstoachieveatleast90percentcoverageofareasindicated.Donotexceed
coveragelimitsspecifiedinmanufacturer'swritteninstructions.
D. Connectsensorstocontrollersaccordingtomanufacturerswiringinstructions.

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SECTION260500COMMONWORKRESULTSFORELECTRICAL
PART1GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY

A. SectionIncludes:

1. Sleeves for raceway and cable penetration of nonfirerated construction wallsandfloors.


2. Sleevesealsystems.
3. Sleevesealfittings.
4. Siliconesealants.

1.02 RELATEDDOCUMENTS

A. Drawings and general provisions of the Contract, including General and Supplementary
Conditions and Division01 Specification Sections, apply to thisSection.

1.03 ACTIONSUBMITTALS

A. ProductData: Foreachtypeofproduct.
PART2PRODUCTS

2.01 SLEEVES

A. WallSleeves:

1. Steel Pipe Sleeves: ASTMA53/A53M, TypeE, GradeB, Schedule40, zinccoated,plainends.


2. CastIron Pipe Sleeves: Cast or fabricated "wall pipe," equivalent to ductileiron pressure pipe, with
plainendsandintegralwaterstopunlessotherwiseindicated.

B. SleevesforConduitsPenetratingNonFireRatedGypsumBoardAssemblies:Galvanizedsteelsheet;
0.0239inch (0.6mm) minimum thickness; round tube closed with welded longitudinal joint, with tabs for
screwfasteningthesleevetotheboard.

C. SleevesforRectangularOpenings:

1. Material:Galvanizedsheetsteel.
2. MinimumMetalThickness:

a. For sleeve crosssection rectangle perimeter less than 50 inches (1270mm) and with no
side larger than 16 inches (400 mm), thickness shall be
0.052inch(1.3mm).
b. Forsleevecrosssectionrectangleperimeter50inches(1270mm)ormoreandoneormore
sideslargerthan 16inches(400mm),thicknessshallbe
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0.138inch(3.5mm).

2.02 SLEEVESEALSYSTEMS

A. Description: Modular sealing device, designed for field assembly, to fill annular space between sleeve and
racewayorcable.

1. Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with requirements, provide products bythefollowing:

a. AdvanceProducts&Systems,Inc.b. CALPICO,
Inc.
c. MetraflexCompany(The).d. Allstate
approvedequal.

2. Sealing Elements: EPDMrubber interlocking links shapedtofit surfaceof pipe.


Includetypeandnumberrequiredforpipematerialandsizeofpipe.
3. PressurePlates: Carbonsteel.
4. Connecting Bolts and Nuts: Carbon steel, with corrosionresistant coating, oflengthrequired
tosecurepressureplatestosealingelements.

2.03 SLEEVESEALFITTINGS

A. Description: Manufactured plastic, sleevetype, waterstop assembly made for embedding in


concrete slab or wall. Unit shall have plastic or rubber waterstop collar with center opening to match
pipingOD.

1. Manufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsbythefollowing:

a. PresealedSystems.
b. Allstateapprovedequal.

2.04 SILICONESEALANTS

A. Silicone Sealants: Singlecomponent, siliconebased, neutralcuring elastomericsealantsofgrade


indicatedbelow.

1. Grade: Pourable (selfleveling) formulation for openings in floorsandotherhorizontalsurfaces


thatarenotfirerated.
2. SealantshallhaveVOCcontentof 250g/Lorlesswhencalculatedaccording to
40CFR59,SubpartD(EPAMethod24).
3. Sealant shall comply with the testing and product requirements of the California Department of
HealthServices'"StandardPracticefortheTestingofVolatileOrganicEmissionsfromVariousSources
UsingSmallScaleEnvironmentalChambers."

B. Silicone Foams: Multicomponent, siliconebased liquid elastomers that, when mixed,expandandcurein


placetoproduceaflexible,nonshrinkingfoam.
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3.01 SLEEVEINSTALLATIONFORNONFIRERATEDELECTRICALPENETRATIONS
A. ComplywithNECA1.
B. ComplywithNEMAVE2forcabletrayandcablepenetrations.

C. SleevesforConduitsPenetrating AboveGradeNonFireRatedConcreteand
MasonryUnitFloorsandWalls:

1. InteriorPenetrationsofNonFireRatedWallsandFloors:

a. Seal annular space between sleeve and raceway or cable, using joint sealant appropriate
for size, depth, and location of joint. Comply with requirements in Division 07 Section "Joint
Sealants."
b. Seal space outside of sleeves with mortar or grout. Pack sealing material solidly between
sleeve and wall so no voids remain. Tool exposed
surfacessmooth;protectmaterialwhilecuring.

2. Use pipe sleeves unless penetration arrangement requires rectangular sleevedopening.


3. Size pipe sleeves to provide 1/4inch (6.4mm) annular clear space between
sleeveandracewayorcableunlesssleevesealistobeinstalled.
4. Install sleeves for wall penetrations unless coredrilled holes or formed openings are used. Install
sleeves during erection of walls. Cut sleeves to length for
mountingflushwithbothsurfacesofwalls.Deburraftercutting.
5. Install sleeves for floor penetrations. Extend sleeves installed in floors 2 inches
(50mm)abovefinishedfloorlevel.Installsleevesduringerectionoffloors.D. Sleevesfor
ConduitsPenetratingNonFireRatedGypsumBoardAssemblies:
1. Use circular metal sleeves unless penetration arrangement requires rectangularsleevedopening.
2. Seal space outside of sleeves with approved joint compound for gypsum boardassemblies.

E. RoofPenetration Sleeves: Seal penetration of individual raceways and cables with flexible boottype
flashingunitsappliedincoordinationwithroofingwork.

F. Aboveground, ExteriorWall Penetrations: Seal penetrations using steel pipe sleeves and mechanical
sleeve seals. Select sleeve size to allow for 1inch (25mm) annular clear space between pipe and sleeve
forinstallingmechanicalsleeveseals.

G. Underground,ExteriorWallandFloorPenetrations:Installcastironpipesleeves.Sizesleevestoallowfor1
inch(25mm)annularclearspacebetweenracewayorcableandsleeveforinstallingsleevesealsystem.

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A. Install sleeveseal systems in sleeves in exterior concrete walls and slabsongrade at raceway entries into
building.

B. Install type and number of sealing elements recommended by manufacturer for raceway or cable
material and size. Position raceway or cable in center of sleeve. Assemble mechanical sleeve seals and
install in annular space between raceway or cable and sleeve. Tighten bolts against pressure plates that
causesealingelementstoexpandandmakewatertightseal.

3.03 SLEEVESEALFITTINGINSTALLATION

A. Installsleevesealfittingsinnewwallsandslabsastheyareconstructed.

B. Assemble fitting components of length to be flush with both surfaces of concrete slabsand walls. Position
waterstopflangetobecenteredinconcreteslaborwall.

C. Securenailingflangestoconcreteforms.

D. Usinggrout,sealthespacearoundoutsideofsleevesealfittings.

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SECTION260583WIRINGCONNECTIONS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Lowvoltagecableconnectors.Tobeusedasamodularsolutionforconnectingthemechanical
roomtothemainhouse.Thepurposeisforsafeandrepeatableconnectionanddisconnectionofourelectrical
branchcircuits.
B. RelatedSections:
1. Division262800SectionLowvoltagecircuitprotectivedevices:
1.02 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData
1.03 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. ULListed
1.04 DELIVERY,STORAGE,HANDLING
A. Inspectmaterialsupondeliverytoassurethatspecifiedproductshavebeenreceived.Keepdamagedmaterial
identifiedasdamagedandremovedfromtheworksite.
B. Storematerialsinsafearea,awayfromconstructiontraffic;storeundercoverandoffground,protectedfrom
moisture.Keepmaterialsinoriginalpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:QuickCEBandSnapPhase,Coupler/Splicedevice
1. TycoElectrics;Website:www.te.com
2. Other
2.02 PRODUCTCHARACTERISTICS
A. Producttype:cablesplice
B. Productseries:NM1
C. Strainreliefandhousingmaterial:Polycarbonate
D. Electricalcharacteristics:20Arating
E. Wirerange(mm[AWG]):2.003.00^2[1412]
F. Mountingbracketmaterial:Pregalvanizedcarbonsteel
G. Contactbasematerial:copperalloy
H. Contactplating,matingarea,material:tin
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I. Configurationfeatures:Numberofwiresistwo(2)plusground
2.03 HUBBELTWISTLOCKDEVICES
A. safetyshroudtwistlock30amp125volt,nemal530rflushmountreceptacle.Cat#hbl2620sr
B. safetyshroudmaleplug30amp125volt,nemal530cat#hbl2611s
C. safetyshroudtwistlock50amp125voltflushmountreceptaclecat#cs6370
D. safetyshroudtwistlock50amp125voltplug;cat#cs6361c
2.04 STANDARDS
A. RoHS/ELVCompliant;ELVcompliant
B. Leadfree
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 PREPARATION
A. Maintainenvironmentalconditions(temperature,humidity,andventilation)withinlimitsrecommendedby
manufacturerforoptimumresults.Donotinstallproductsunderenvironmentalconditionsoutsidemanufacturer's
absolutelimits.
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. Complywithmanufacturersinstallationinstructions
B. Complywithlocalbuildingcodesandregulations,includingbutnotlimitedtotheNECBuildingCode
C. Wiringmethod:Allwirewillbetwistedclockwiseandinstalledunderthereceptaclescrewterminal.Flush
mountreceptacleswillbecoveredinaccordancewithNECrequirementsfortrimplating.30and50ampplugswill
bemountedtothewallwithstrainreliefmeasures.All12awgcablingwillbedressedandlabeledneatlyand
installedperthemanufacturersdirections
3.02 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledcableandquickconnectionsbyproperlydressingandstrappingthecable.AllCableandquick
connectionstobelabeledclearlyasliveelectricalparts.
B. TestProcedure:ohmmetertestingbeforeandmetertestingafterenergizingbyqualifiedelectrician.

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SECTION260923LIGHTINGCONTROLDEVICES
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:LightingControlDevices
1.02 SECTIONREQUIREMENTS
B. Submittals:ProductData.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. ElectricalComponents,Devices,andAccessories:
1. Listed and labeled as defined in NFPA70, by a qualified testing agency, and marked for intended
locationandapplication.
2.02 DEVICES
1. Products:LutronRadioRAMainrepeater
a. Main/AuxiliaryRepeater:9V300mA
b. Input120V60Hz6.5W
c. MainRepeater:3.1W.Testconditions:OneLEDon,Ethernetcablepluggedin,poweredby9v,
adapter supplied. Auxillary Repeater : 0.6W. Test Conditions: One LED on, powered by 9v adapter
supplied
d. RegulatoryApprovals:DCadapter:ULlistedforUSandCANADA,NOM . Main repeater:
FCC,IC,COFETEL
e. Environment: Ambient operating temperature: 32F to 104F. O to 90% humidity, non
condensing.Indooruseonly.
f. Lowvoltagewiretype:twopaironepair18AWG,Onepair22AWGto18AWGtwistedshield.
g. Communications:RepeaterscommunicatewithsystemthroughRF.Alldevicesmustbelocated
within30ftofarepeater.Allrepeatersmustbeplaceswithin60ftofotherrepeaters.
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h. ESDProtection:Testedtowithstandelectrostaticdischargewithoutdamageormemoryloss,in
accordancewithIEC6100042
i. Surge Protection: Tested withstand surge voltages without damage or loss of operation, in
accordancewithIEEEC62.411991.RecommendedpracticeonsurgevoltagesinlowvoltageACpower
circuits.
j. Powerfailure:Powerfailurememory:shouldpowerbeinterrupted,therepeaterwillbereturn
toitspreviousstatewhenpowerisrestored.
k. Mounting:mountonawall,ceiling,orlevelsurfaceusingthetwo#6screwsprovided
l. Connections:Mainrepeater:Ethernet,RS232,RS485andUSB
m. Warranty:1yearlimitedwarranty.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Installandaimrepeatersinlocationstoachieveatleast90percentcoverageofareasindicated.Donotexceed
coveragelimitsspecifiedinmanufacturer'swritteninstructions.
B. InstallfieldmountingtransientvoltagesuppressorsforlightingcontroldevicesinCategoryAlocationsthatdo
nothaveintegrallinevoltagesurgeprotection.

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SECTION262200LOWVOLTAGETRANSFORMERS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:pxlightingcontrol,lowvoltagetransformerforlandscapelighting
1.02 PREINSTALLATIONMEETINGS
A. PreinstallationConference:ConductconferenceatProjectsiteinIrvine,California.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,[providethefollowing][provideoneofthefollowing]
[availableproductsthatmaybeincorporatedintotheWorkinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing]:
1. 300WFXLuxorTransformerforlowvoltagelandscapelighting
B. Manufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,[provideproductsbythefollowing][provideproducts
byoneofthefollowing][availablemanufacturersofferingproductsthatmaybeincorporatedintotheWorkinclude,
butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing]:
C. BasisofDesignProduct:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provide[Drawing:L501][referencekeynote
(1)forLightFixture,andreferencekeynote(2)fortransformer]FXLuminare;FBFrreBboracomparable
productbyoneofthefollowing:
1. FXLuminarelightingcontroller.
2. ProductData:
a. Numberofcontrollers:1
b. Outputcapacity:300Watt
c. InputVoltage:120V
d. Outputvoltage:<24v
e. Height:13.5
f. Width:7.5
g. Depth:6
h. Finishes:FlatBlackFinish
i. Casing:stainlesssteel
2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. SeismicPerformance:Wallmountedtransformersshallbeconstructedandadequatelyanchoredandbracedto
withstandseismicforcesatthelocationwhereinstalled.
B. Enclosure:Totallyenclosed,nonventilated,NEMA250,Type3R
C. Coreandcoilshallbeencapsulatedwithinresincompound,sealingoutmoistureandair
2.03 MOTORS
A. ComplywithNEMAdesignation,temperaturerating,servicefactor,andefficiencyrequirementsformotors
specifiedin[Division11Section"CommonMotorRequirementsforEquipment."
1. ElectricalCharacteristics:
a. Watts:300w
2.04 ACCESSORIES
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A. Timer
B. Photocell

PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. ExamineFXLuminarecontrollerbeforeinstallation.Rejectcontrollerthatarewet,moisturedamaged,ormold
damaged,ordented.
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. RefertoDrawingsheetL501forinstallationdetailsforfixturesandtransformer.
B. Fastentransformerssecurelyinplace,withprovisionsforthermalandstructuralmovement.Installwith
concealedfastenersunlessotherwiseindicated.
C. Separatedissimilarmetalsandmetalproductsfromcontactwithwoodorcementitiousmaterials,bypainting
eachmetalsurfaceinareaofcontactwithabituminouscoatingorbyotherpermanentseparation.
D. Installwallmountingtransformerslevelandplumbwithwallbracketsfabricatedbytransformermanufacturer.
1. BracewallmountingtransformersasspecifiedinSection260500"CommonWorkResultsfor
Electrical."
E. Adjusttransformertapstoprovideoptimumvoltageconditionsatsecondaryterminals.Optimumisdefinedas
notexceedingnameplatevoltageplus10percentandnotbeinglowerthannameplatevoltageminus3percentat
maximumloadconditions
F. WiringMethod:manufacturerinstalledwhipforpower,pipetoexteriorofbuilding,lowvoltagedirectburial
wiretolights.
1. Therewillbe160ftoflowvoltageelectricalwiring

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SECTION262416PANELBOARDS
PART1GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:MainDistributionPanelboard
B. SystemDescription:SquaredHOMELINE200amp240vacloadcentersinglephase3wire
1.02 1.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Performance:200ampuniformloadand10000maximumshortcircuitcurrentratingconcen tratedload.
B. EngineeringdesignofJustinArmstrongbyContractor.
1.03 1.03 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. QualityStandard:ULlisted
B. SquareDhomelineloadcenter
1.04 1.04 WARRANTY
A. SquareDwarrantsitssinglephaseloadcenters,inaresidentialapplication,tobefreefromdefectsinmaterial
and workmanship under normal care and proper usage for a period of 10 years from the date of installation for
HOMELINEloadcenters;andlifetimeforQOloadcenters,whenusedwiththeappropriateSquareDHOMELINEor
QO branch circuit breakers. See attached residential warranty for QO and HOM circuit breakers for more
information.Foranapplicationotherthanresidential,thestandardsTermsandConditionsofSaleapply
1.05 MAINTENANCESERVICE
A. FullMaintenanceService:12months.
PART2PRODUCTS
2.01 PRODUCTS
A. 200ampmaindisconnect,240vac
1. B.Mainneutrallug
2. Maingroundinglug
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3. Neutralbar
4. Groundingbar
5. Bondingscrew
6. Labels
7. Deadfrontandlockablecover
8. Controls and Safeties: all installers have been properly trained on electrical safety and will be
supervisedbyaqualifiedelectrician.Lotowillbeemployedwhenworkisdoneonanybranchcircuits
orequipment.Thedeadfrontwillbeinstalledbeforethepanelisenergized.Allbranchcircuitswillbe
ohmtestedbeforeenergizing.
2.02 SOURCEQUALITYCONTROL
A. Testing:ULtested,listed,andlabeled

PART3EXECUTION
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installation Method: load center will be hung in an area in accordance with NEC working space requirements,
withproperlighting,withamaindisconnectheightnottoexceed67aff
B. Wiring Method: all circuit breakers will be single lugged using copper wire listed and rated for the amperage
provided by each circuit breaker. The wires will be installed in a workmanlike manner. All grounded white
wires will be landed on the neutral bar, all green grounding wires will be landed on the ground bar. All
penetrationsintothecabinetwillbethroughprovidedknockoutswithapprovedbushings.
3.04 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
A. Testing:Byqualifiedelectricianwithacategorythreeorhigherfieldsuitablemeter
B. TestProcedure:ohmmetertestingbeforeandmetertestingafterenergizingbyqualifiedelectrician

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SECTION262713ELECTRICITYMETERING
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:SquareDMeteringDevices
B. SystemDescription:200ampmetersocket,ctmonitoringstrip
1.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Performance:METERSOCKETphase600vac10000rmsshortcircuitratingnema3r
B. Performance:CTMONITORINGSTRIP42spacecapacitytomonitorinteriorbranchcircuits
C. EngineeringdesignofJustinArmstrongbyContractor.
1.03 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. QualityStandard:ULlisted
1.04 WARRANTY
A. Metersocket5years
B. Ctmonitoringstrip15years
1.05 MAINTENANCESERVICE
A. FullMaintenanceService:12months.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 PRODUCTS
A. IndividualMeterSocketwithring(singlephase600vac200amp,nema3enclosure,10000rmsshortcircuit
rating,bondedneutral)
B. Bcpmctmonitoringstrip(42space)
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C. ControlsandSafeties:Allinstallershavebeenproperlytrainedonelectricalsafetyandwillbesupervisedbya
qualifiedelectrician.Wiringwillbeohmtestedbeforeenergized.Boxwillbelockedandsecuredbyaqualified
electricianafterenergizing.
2.02 SOURCEQUALITYCONTROL
A. Testing:ULtested,listed,andlabeled
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. InstallationMethod:Thecenterofthemetersocketwillbeat56orhigher(ateyelevel).
B. WiringMethod:Allfeedercablewillbecopperandratedfor200amps.Thesheathingaroundthecablewillbe
within1/4ofthemainlugs,nocoppershallstickoutabovethemainlugs.Alllugswillbehandtighteneduntil
secureandthenturnedanotherquarterturn.Allwiresenteringtheenclosureshallenterthroughprovided
knockoutsandsecuredwithapprovedlocknutsandbushings.
3.02 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
A. Testing:Byqualifiedelectricianwithacategorythreeorhigherfieldsuitablemeter
B. TestProcedure:Ohmmetertestingbeforeandmetertestingafterenergizingbyqualifiedelectrician

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PART1 GENERAL
1.02 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Receptacles
B. SystemDescription:Threeandfourwirestraightbladereceptacles
1.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Performance:1550amplisteddevices
B. EngineeringdesignofJustinArmstrongbyContractor.
1.02 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. QualityStandard:ULlisted
1.02 WARRANTY
A. 5yearlimitedwarranty(Cooper)
1.02 MAINTENANCESERVICE
A. FullMaintenanceService:12months.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.02 PRODUCTS
A. 30amp4prongdryerplug(1)
B. 50amp4prongrangeplug(2)
C. 20amptamperresistantgfcireceptacle(10)
D. 20amptamperresistant/weatherresistantgfci(8)
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E. 20ampsingleusereceptacle(2)
F. 15amptamperresistantdecorareceptacles(20)
G. 15amptamperresistantsmartreceptaclesforHomeAutomationSystem(zwave)(10)
H. Controls and Safeties: All installers have been properly trained on electrical safety and will be supervised by a
qualified electrician. Loto will be employed when work is done on any branch circuits or equipment if the
panelboardisenergized.Allcablewillbemetertestedbeforeinstallingreceptacles.
2.02 2.02 SOURCEQUALITYCONTROL
A. Testing:ULtested,listed,andlabeled
PART3 EXECUTION
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. InstallationMethod:AllreceptacleswillbeinstalledinaccordancewithADAheightrequirements.
B. WiringMethod:Allwirewillbetwistedclockwiseandinstalledunderthereceptaclescrewterminal
3.02 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
A. Testing:Byqualifiedelectricianwithacategorythreeorhigherfieldsuitablemeter
B. TestProcedure:Ohmmetertestingbeforeandmetertestingafterenergizingbyqualifiedelectrician

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SECTION262800LOWVOLTAGECIRCUITPROTECTIVEDEVICES
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:Circuitbreakers
B. SystemDescription:OvercurrentprotectionforShadehouse.
1.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Performance:1560ampuniformloadand10000instanttripconcentratedload.
B. EngineeringdesignofJustinArmstrongbyContractor.
1.03 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. QualityStandard:ULlisted
B. SquareDhomelinecircuitbreakers
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 WARRANTY
A. SquareDwarrantsitssinglephaseloadcenters,inaresidentialapplication,tobefreefromdefectsinmaterial
andworkmanshipundernormalcareandproperusageforaperiodof10yearsfromthedateofinstallationfor
HOMELINEloadcenters;andlifetimeforQOloadcenters,whenusedwiththeappropriateSquareDHOMELINEor
QObranchcircuitbreakers.SeeattachedresidentialwarrantyforQOandHOMcircuitbreakersformore
information.Foranapplicationotherthanresidential,thestandardsTermsandConditionsofSaleapply
2.02 MAINTENANCESERVICE
A. FullMaintenanceService:12months.
2.03 MATERIALS
A. Unusedcircuitbreakers
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2.04 COMPONENTS
A. 20ampsinglepolehomelinecircuit(8)
B. 20ampcombinationstylearcfaultbreakers(10)
C. 50amp240voltcircuitbreaker(2)
D. 30amp240voltcircuitbreaker(1)
E. 60amp240voltcircuitbreaker(3)
F. Operators:electricalsafetytrainedpersonnel
G. ControlsandSafeties:allinstallershavebeenproperlytrainedonelectricalsafetyandwillbesupervisedbya
qualifiedelectrician.Lotowillbeemployedwhenworkisdoneonanybranchcircuitsorequipment.
PART3 EXECUTION
1.01 SOURCEQUALITYCONTROL
A. Testing:ULtested,listed,andlabeled
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. InstallationMethod:snapin
B. WiringMethod:allcircuitbreakerswillbesingleluggedusingcopperwirelistedandratedfortheamperage
providedbyeachcircuitbreaker.Thewireswillbeinstalledinaworkmanlikemanner

3.03 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
A. Testing:Byqualifiedelectricianwithacategorythreeorhigherfieldsuitablemeter
B. TestProcedure:ohmmetertestingbeforeandmetertestingafterenergizingbyqualifiedelectrician

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PART1 GENERAL
1. SECTIONREQUIREMENTS
a. Submittals:ProductData.
1.2WARRANTY
A. Schneider Electric USA inc warrants equipment manufactured by it and sold through authorized sales channels
tobefreefromdefectsinmaterialsandworkmanshipforeighteenmonthsfromdateofservice.
PART2 PRODUCTS
1. PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
a. Electrical Components, Devices, and Accessories: Listed and labeled as defined in NFPA70, by a qualified
testingagency,andmarkedforintendedlocationandapplication.
2. CONTROLLERSANDACCESSORIES
a. SchneiderLoadControllers:ComplywithNEMAICS2,generalpurpose,ClassA.
b. Energy monitoring and control for 120Vac or 120/240Vac 60A or less load using a 1 or 2 pole, 15 to 60A,
QOPLILCcircuitbreaker
c. Enclosures:NEMA3RHousing,nonmetallic,surfacemountingenclosure,installableinanylocationwherea
branchcircuitbreakerordisconnectswitchisnormallyused.
d. UL489CanadianStandardFCC,ClassB,part15RadioEmissionsIEC610004ElectromagneticCompatibility
PART3 EXECUTION
1. INSTALLATION
a. ComplywithallapplicablesectionsofNECandIBCforinstallationofSchneiderLoadcontroller.
b. Wiring Method: Conceal conductors and cables in accessible ceilings, walls, and floors where possible in
accordancewithSection260500CommonWorkResultsforElectrical.
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c. Wiring within Enclosures: Bundle, lace, and train conductors to terminal points with no excess and without
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PART1GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:Photovoltaic(PV)collectorpanels
B. RelatedSections:Division133000SectionSpecialStructuresforPVrackingsystem
1.02 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. QualityStandard:Permanufacturer
B. Products:ULlisted
1.03 WARRANTY
A. WarrantyPeriod:25yearperformance,10yearproduct
1.04 SOURCEQUALITYCONTROL
A. Testing:ByManufacturer
1.05 SUBMITTALS
A. ShopDrawings:Includeplans,elevations,sections,andmountingdetails.
B. Includedetailsofequipmentassemblies.Indicatedimensions,weights,loads,requiredclearances,methodof
fieldassembly,components,andlocationandsizeofeachfieldconnection.
C. Includediagramsforpower,signal,andcontrolwiring.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Product:SunmoduleSW265monoblack;Version2.5frame(39.41inx65.94inx1.22in)
1. AcceptableManufacturer:SolarWorld;4650AdohrLane,Camarillo,CA93012;Phone:8554676527;
Website:www.solarworldusa.com
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2. Substitutions:Notpermitted
2.02 SYSTEMDESCRIPTION
A. ElectricalComponents,Devices,andAccessories:ListedandlabeledasdefinedinNFPA70,byaqualified
testingagency,andmarkedforintendedlocationandapplication.
2.03 PERFORMANCE
A. FireRating:ClassC
B. OperatingTemperature:40Cto85C
C. Weight:46.7lbs(21.2kg)
D. ElectricalCharacteristics:
1. Moduleefficiency:15.81%
2. Maximumpower:265Wp
3. Shortcircuitcurrent:8.82A
4. Maximumpowerpointvoltage:31.9V
5. Maximumpowerpointcurrent:8.33A
6. Opencircuitvoltage:38.1V
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Complywithmanufacturersrequirements
B. InstallationMethod:Mountonrackingsystem
C. WiringMethod:Installcablesinracewayswhenapplicable.Concealcablesexceptinaccessibleindoorspaces
wherepossible.
D. ComplywithNECA1andNEC
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A. SpecialInspections:Aqualifiedspecialinspectortoperforminspections.

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SECTION265100INTERIORLIGHTING
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:Interiorlightfixtures,includinglamps,ofthefollowingtypes:

1. InteriorSurfaceMountFixtures
a. FlushMount
b. CoveLighting
c. PendantFixtures
d. ChandelierFixture
B.RelatedSections
1.Section260923Lightingcontroldevices.
2.Section261800Mediumvoltagecircuitprotectiondevices
3.Section262726Wiringdevices.
4.Section265600Exteriorlighting.
1.02 REFERENCES
A. NationalFireProtectionAssociation(NFPA):NFPA70,NationalElectricalCode.
B. UnderwritersLaboratories(UL):UL1598Luminaires.
C. CanadianUnderwritersLaboratories(cUL):cUL1598Luminaires
1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. NFPA70NationalElectricalCode.
2. Underwriters'Laboratorieslabeling.
3. CanadianUnderwriters'Laboratorieslabeling.
B. FixtureSchedule:Manufacturer'sstandardfixtureschedule,coordinatedwithprojectrequirementsandthe
fixturescheduleontheDrawings.
C. VerificationSamples:Fullsizeunitofeachfixturetype,includinglamps,ballastsandsupports.
D. OperationandMaintenanceData:Foreachfixtureandcomponent,includinglamps.
1.04 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. Compliance:Providefixturesthatcomplywiththefollowingandadditionallocalregulations.
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1. FinishareasdesignatedbyArchitect.
2. Donotproceedwithremainingworkuntilworkmanship,color,andsheenareapprovedbyArchitect.
1.05 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackaging,outofextremeheatordirectsunlight,untilreadyfor
installation.
1.06 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Coordinatelocationsoflightingfixtureswithceilings,ceilingmountedcomponents,fireprotectionand
mechanicalcomponents,andpartitions.
B. Maintainenvironmentalconditionswithinlimitsrecommendedbymanufacturerforoptimumresults.Donot
installproductsunderenvironmentalconditionsoutsidemanufacturer'srecommendedlimits.
PART2PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:LithoniaLighting,whichislocatedat:POBoxA,Conyers,GA30012;Tel:800858
7763;Web:www.lithonia.com
B. AcceptableManufacturer:CooperLighting,whichislocatedat:600TravisStreet,Suite5600,Houston,Texas
770021001;Tel:7132098400;Web:www.cooperindustries.com
C.AcceptableManufacturer:Ferguson,whichislocatedat:1CoatesDrive,Goshen,NewYork10924;Tel:800638
8875;Email:info@shop.ferguson.com;Web:shop.ferguson.com
D.AcceptableManufacturer:TechLighting,whichislocatedat:7400LinderAvenue,Skokie,IL60077;Tel:847410
4400;Email:cswest@techlighting.com;Web:www.techlighting.com
E.AcceptableManufacturer:DesignWithinReach,whichislocatedat:711CanalSt.,3rdfloor,Stamford,CT06902;
Tel:8009442233;Web:www.dwr.com
F.Substitutions:Allowedwithverificationfromarchitect.
2.02 INTERIORRECESSEDFIXTURES
A. FlushMount
1. Product:LithoniaLightingVersiLite7in.WhiteLEDMiniFlushMountasmanufacturedbyLithoniaLighting.
a. Description:Flushceilingmount.Allfixturesare7.31inchesdeep/wideand1.75incheshigh.
b. FixtureFinish:MatteWhite(Standard).
c. Fixture/trackmaterial:Castaluminumwithacrylicdiffuser.
d. Productweight:1lb.
e. Power:15W.RefertoFixtureSchedule.
f. Certifications:CSAListed.
g. Lightsource:LED
h. Trimincluded
1) Size:5inchesmodel:
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2) ModelLK5BPMWLEDM4:(1)15WLEDlamp.
2.03 INTERIORSURFACEMOUNTFIXTURES
A. CoveLighting
1. Product:LC32LightLevel1asmanufacturedbyCooperLighting.
a. Description:Surfacemountwithinsmallniches,architecturalcoves,andvalences.Sheetmetaltabsoneach
sideoftheluminaireprovidetwostructuralmountinglocations.Fixtureis2.43inches(62mm)inheightand
2.74in(70mm)inwidth.
b. Finish:Aluminum
c. Power:8.9W.RefertoFixtureSchedule.
d. IntegralDimmableDriver
e.Lightsource:LED
f. Mounting:MustbeSpecified.
1) ModelLC32LightLevel:(1)8.9WLEDlamp.
B. PendantFixtures
1. Product:TechLightingPiperPendantTrackLightasmanufacturedbyFerguson.
a. Description:ChromeLEDpendantlight.Thefixtureis2.5inchesinwidthand10inchesinheight.
b. Finish:Chrome
c.Productweight:3lb.
d. Power:6W/12V.RefertoFixtureSchedule.
e.Wirelength:12
f.Lightsource:LED
g. Mounting:Mustbespecified.
1) Size:2.5incheslength,2.5incheswidth,10inchesheight:
2) ModelTL700MOPPRCCLED:(1)6WLEDlamp.

2. Product:PodHeadasmanufacturedbyTechLighting.

a. Description:Modernheadsurroundedbyatranslucentglassorb.Headrotates360,pivots260todirectthe
beam.LEDMR16lampofupto50watts(notincluded).
b. Finish:Clear
c.Productweight:0.56lb
d. Mounting:MustbespecifiedwithFJFreejack
1) Size:2.5inches(63mm)lengthmodels.
C. ChandelierFixture
1. Product:NelsonSaucerPendantLampforsurfacemountedinstallationasmanufacturedbyDesignWithin
Reach.
a. Description:Surfacemountedchandelierdownlight.Fixtureis36inchesinwidth.
b. Finish:Plasticpolymer;steelframe.
c. RefertoFixtureSchedule.
d.Lightsource:LEDBulb
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e.Power:150W/120Vmax
f. Mounting:Mustbespecified.
1) Size:36inchesindiameter
2) Model0316:(1)
PART3EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared.
B. Ifsubstratepreparationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactorypreparation
beforeproceeding.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultforthe
substrateundertheprojectconditions.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructionsincludingthefollowing:
1. Installfixturesinproperrelationshipwithadjacentconstructionandceilinggridandcomponents.
2. Installfixtureswithclearancesrecommendedbymanufacturer.
3. Installlampsandtestforproperoperation.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.

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SECTION265600EXTERIORLIGHTING
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
a. SectionIncludes:FXLuminareLEDLandscapeLighting.
1.02 RELATEDSECTIONS
A. Section064013ArchitecturalWoodwork
B. Section070000ThermalandMoistureProtection
C. Section250000IntegratedAutomation
D. Section260583WiringConnections
E. Section260923LightingControlDevices
F. Section262200LowVoltageTransformers
G. Section262726WiringDevices
H. Section329433Planters
1.03 PREINSTALLATIONMEETINGS
a. PreInstallationConference:ConductconferenceatProjectsiteinIrvine,California.
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2.01 MANUFACTURERS
a. Products: Subject to compliance with requirements, [provide the following] [provide one of the following]
[availableproductsthatmaybeincorporatedintotheWorkinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing]:
1) FXLuminare;FBFrreBb.
b. Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with requirements, [provide products by the following] [provide
products by one of the following] [available manufacturers offering products that may be incorporated into
theWorkinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing]:
c. BasisofDesign Product: Subject to compliance with requirements, provide [Drawing: L501][reference key
note (1) for Light Fixture, and reference key note (2) for transformer] FX Luminare; FB Frre Bb or a
comparableproductbyoneofthefollowing:
1) FXLuminareLEDLandscapeLighting.
2) ProductData:
a) NumberofLEDs:1
b) HalogenLumenOutputEquivalent:10Watt
c) UsefulLEDLife(170):50,000HoursofAverage.
d) InputVoltage:15V
e) VATotal:2.4
f) WattsUsed:2.0
g) MaxLumens:60
h) FixtureDiameter:2.0
i) FixtureHeight:7.5
j) Finishes:FlatBlackFinish

2.02 MOTORS
b. Comply with NEMA designation, temperature rating, service factor, and efficiency requirements for motors
specifiedin[Division11Section"CommonMotorRequirementsforEquipment."
3) ElectricalCharacteristics:
a) Watts:[150][300]:150
2.03 ACCESSORIES
c. SuperSlotSpiker:2x10
d. LEDFilters:ColorFilters
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3.01 EXAMINATION
a. Examine FX Luminare; FB Frre Bb before installation. Reject FX Luminare; FB Frre Bb that are wet,
moisturedamaged,ormolddamaged.
3.02 INSTALLATION
d. RefertoDrawingsheetL501forinstallationdetailsforfixturesandtransformer.
b. WiringMethod:InstallcablesinPlantersandcablelines.
1) Therewillbe160ftoflowvoltageelectricalwiring,and

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Division 27 Communications
SECTION270000DATACOMMUNICATIONS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
a. Sectionincludes:LinksysWiFiRouter.
1.02 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
b. ProductData:Foreachtypeofproduct.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:Linksys;Tel:8779597467;Web:https://www.linksys.com/enus/home

2.02 SHORTTHROWOVERHEADPROJECTOR
A. LinksysN900SMARTWiFiWirelessRouter
B. ProductNumber:EA4500
C. Speed:Upto450Mbps
D.Bands:Simultaneous2.4GHzand5GHz
E. PackageDimensions:12"Wx9.25"Hx2.88D
F.http://store.linksys.com/Routers/LinksysEA4500DualBandN900RouterwithGigabit
USB_stcVVproductId145330245VVcatId551966VVviewprod.htm
3.01INSTALLATION

A. Permanufacturer'sinstructions

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SECTION283146SMOKEDETECTIONSENSORS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:KiddeDualSensor,120VACwithBatteryBackupSmokeAlarm.
1.02 PREINSTALLATIONMEETINGS
A. PreinstallationConference:ConductconferenceatASU.
1.03 ACTIONSUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Foreachtypeofproduct.
B. ShopDrawings:
1. Includeplans,elevations,sections,andattachmentdetails.
2. Includediagramsforpower,signal,andcontrolwiring
C. Samples:Foreachexposedproductandforeachcolorandtexturespecified.
1.04 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. Coordination Drawings: Reflected Ceiling Plan, drawn to scale, and coordinated with each other, using input
frominstallersoftheitemsinvolved.
1.05 CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALS
A. Maintenancedata.
B. Operationandmaintenancedata.
1.06 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. InstallerQualifications:Fabricatorofproducts.
B. TestingAgencyQualifications:MembercompanyofNETAoranNRTL.
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2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products: Subject to compliance with requirements, [provide the following] [provide one of the following]
[availableproductsthatmaybeincorporatedintotheWorkinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing]:
1. KiddeDualSensor,120VACwithBatteryBackupSmokeAlarm.
2.02 SYSTEMDESCRIPTION
A. Electrical Components, Devices, and Accessories: Listed and labeled as defined in NFPA70, by a qualified
testingagency,andmarkedforintendedlocationandapplication.
2.03 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Seismic Performance: Kidde Dual Sensor, 120V AC with Battery Backup Smoke Alarm shall withstand the
effectsofearthquakemotionsdeterminedaccordingtoASCE/SEI7.
1. The term "withstand" means "the unit will remain in place without separation of any parts when
subjectedtotheseismicforcesspecifiedandtheunitwillbefullyoperationalaftertheseismicevent."
2. ComponentImportanceFactoris1.5.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. ExamineKiddeDualSensor,120VACwithBatteryBackupSmokeAlarmbeforeinstallation.RejectKiddeDual
Sensor,120VACwithBatteryBackupSmokeAlarmthatarewet,moisturedamaged,ormolddamaged.
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. Per National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards: Comply with NFPA for installation of Kidde Dual
Sensor,120VACwithBatteryBackupSmokeAlarm.
B. ComplywithNECA1.
1. WiringMethod:Installcablesinracewaysandcabletraysexceptwithinconsoles,cabinets,desks,and
countersand except in accessible ceiling spaces and in gypsum board partitions where unenclosed
wiringmethodmaybeused.Concealracewayandcablesexceptinunfinishedspaces.
a. Installplenumcableinenvironmentalairspaces,includingplenumceilings.
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b. Comply with requirements for cable trays specified in Division26 Section "Cable Trays for
ElectricalSystems."
c. Comply with requirements for raceways and boxes specified in Division26 Section "Raceways
andBoxesforElectricalSystems."
2. WiringMethod:Concealconductorsandcablesinaccessibleceilings,walls,andfloorswherepossible.
3. Wiring within Enclosures: Bundle, lace, and train conductors to terminal points with no excess and
without exceeding manufacturer's limitations on bending radii. Install lacing bars and distribution
spools.
3.03 DEMONSTRATION
A. TrainOwner'smaintenancepersonneltoadjust,operate,andmaintainunits.

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SECTION316600SPECIALFOUNDATIONS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:SeismicandAdjustablePiers
1.02 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturersdatasheetsoneachproducttobeusedincluding:
1. Preparationinstructionandrecommendations
2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations
3. Installationmethods
B. ShopDrawings:Submitshopdrawingsdetailinginstallationmethods.Coordinateplacementwithlocations
notedonthecontractdrawings
PART2PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing
1. CentralPiers;SeismicPier
2. CentralPiers;StandardPier
B. Manufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsbythefollowing:
1. CentralPiers;284NorthThorneAve,Fresno,CA93706;Phone:8006530387;Website:
centralpiers.com
2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. SeismicPerformance:seismicpiershallwithstandtheeffectsofearthquakemotionsdetermined
accordingtoASCE7.
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2.03 MATERIALS
A. StructuralSteel:
1. ShallconformtoASTMA36Fy=36KSIminimum

2. ShallbefabricatedaccordingtoAISCSpecifications

3. ShallbeweldedaccordingtoAWSspecifications:

a. Electrodes:E70

b. Plates:ASTMA36

c. Bolts:StandardASTMA307

d. ThreadedRod:Colddrawnlowcarbonweldable

4. AllmetalComponentsincludingnailsandscrewaretobeprotectivecoated
PART3EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared
B. Verifyallelevations
3.02 PREPARATION
A.

Footingsaretobesupportedbyeitherfirm,unsaturated,undisturbedsoilorcompactedfill, asphalt or
concretefootingsaredesignedfor1000psfbearingcapacityandshallbecompatible with local soil
conditions.AllfootingsshallbefoundedinaccordancewithHCDguidelinesand title 25 or prepare subgrade
persoilreport,whenavailable.

3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturersinstruction

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SECTION320000EXTERIORIMPROVEMENTS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SECTIONINCLUDES
A. WoodandConcretePlanterBenches.
B. RELATEDSECTIONS
1. Section329116.19NettingPlantingSoilStabilization
2. Section329300Plants
1.02 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproducttobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.
2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
3. Installationmethods.
B. SelectionSamples:Colorselectionsshallbemadefromthemanufacturer'sbrochurerepresenting
manufacturer'sfullrangeofavailablecolorsandpatterns.
C. Manufacturer'sCertificates:Certifyproductsmeetorexceedspecifiedrequirements.
D. Manufacturerswarranties.
1.03 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
B. Protectmaterialsfromexposuretomoisture.Donotdeliveruntilconditionsarereadyforinstallation.
1.04 COORDINATION
A. CoordinateWorkwithotheroperationsandinstallationofbenchestoavoiddamagetoinstalledmaterials.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:KornegayDesign.,whichislocatedat:212South18thStreet,Phoenix,Arizona85034;
TollFreeTel:8772526323;Tel:6022526323;Web:www.kornegaydesign.com
B. Substitutions:Allowedwithverificationfromarchitect.
2.02 BENCHES
A. WoodandConcretePlanterBenches.
1. Customplanterbench.
a. Height:15inches(381mm).
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b. Width:20inches(508mm).
c. Length:60inches(1524mm).
d. Concretethicknessofplantermoldattop:2inches(50.8mm)
e. Concretethicknessofplantermoldatbottom:4inches(101.6mm)
f. Seat:Woodmaterial(2x4),40inchesinwidththatsitsontopofconcreteplantermold.
g. Plantswillsitinconcreteplantermold.
h. Colors:AsselectedbytheArchitectfrommanufacturer,DavisColorsstandardconcretemix:
Sandstone5237
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Donotbegininstallationuntilsubstrateshavebeenproperlyprepared.
B. Ifsubstratepreparationistheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactorypreparation
beforeproceeding.
3.02 PREPARATION
A. Cleansurfacesthoroughlypriortoinstallation.
B. Preparesurfacesusingthemethodsrecommendedbythemanufacturerforachievingthebestresultforthe
substrateundertheprojectconditions.
3.03 INSTALLATION
A. Installinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructions.
B. Surfacemounting.Locationanddrillingofholesforinsertsincluded.Anchorboltsandinsertsprovidedby
others.
3.04 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.

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PART1GENERAL

1.01 SUMMARY

A. Sectionincludes:Fiberreinforcedconcretepavers.

PART2PRODUCTS

2.01 MANUFACTURERS

A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:

1. 36x18x2Fiberreinforcedconcretepaver

B. Manufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsbyoneofthefollowing:

1. KornegayDesignInc.

2.02MATERIALS

A. Concrete

1. PortlandCement:Type1portlandcementGrey

2. Sand:SilicaSand

3. GlassFibers:Alkaliresistantfiberspecificallyproducedforglassfiberreinforcing

4. Water:potable,freefromforeignmaterialsinamountsharmfultoconcrete

5. Polymeradmixture:Utilizestandardmixdesignsincorporatingadmixtureswhich
facilitatetheworkability,curingstrengthofthemix.

B. Characteristics

1. Imprintedeucalyptusleaffossilpattern

PART3EXECUTION

A. Installaspermanufacturersinstructions

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SECTION323500SCREENINGDEVICES
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SECTIONINCLUDES
A. Cabletrellisassembly.
1.01 RELATEDSECTIONS
A. Section057500ArchitecturalMetalwork
B. Section061000RoughCarpentry
C. Section329300Plants
1.01 REFERENCES
A. AmericanIronandSteelInstitute(AISI)SteelProductManual;StainlessandHeatResistingSteel.
B. ASTMInternational(ASTM):
1. ASTMA276StainlessandHeatResistingSteelBarsandShapes.
2. ASTMA380PracticeforCleaningandDescalingStainlessSteelParts,EquipmentandSystems.
3. ASTMA492SpecificationforStainlessSteelRopeWire.
4. ASTMA555StainlessSteelWire.
5. ASTMA582SpecificationforFreeMachiningStainlessandHeatResistingSteelBars.
6. ASTMB912SpecificationforPassivationofStainlessSteelsUsingElectropolishing.
7. ASTMF1145SpecificationforTurnbuckles,Swaged,Welded,Forged.
C. MILC5688PreStretchingandProofTestingofWireRopeAssemblies.
1.01 DESIGN/PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. StructuralRequirements:Providestainlesssteeltrellissystemscapableofwithstandingtheeffectsof
gravityandappliedloadsandstresseswithinlimitsandunderconditionsindicatedontheDrawings:
1. Components:Designandsizetowithstanddeadandliveloadsofcomponents,plants,rain,
snowandiceandloadscausedbypositiveandnegativewindpressureactingnormaltoplaneof
trellisascalculatedinaccordancewithapplicablecode.
B. Trellissystemsshallaccommodateexpansionandcontractionofmetalcomponentswithoutcausing
unduestress,buckling,openingofjoints,anddistortion.
C. Supportsandhardwareshallwithstandloadsencounteredwithoutexcessivedeflectionordistortion
whencablesaretensionedtorequiredamountsrequiredtoconformtoapplicablebuildingcodes.
1.01 SUBMITTALS
A. ProductData:Providemanufacturer'sstandardcatalogdataforspecifiedproductsdemonstrating
compliancewithreferencedstandards.Providelistoffittingsbeingprovidedwithdescriptions,load
capabilities,andeitherphotographsordrawingsforeachtype.Manufacturer'sdatasheetsoneachproduct
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tobeused,including:
1. Preparationinstructionsandrecommendations.
2. Storageandhandlingrequirementsandrecommendations.
3. Installationmethods.
1.01 QUALITYASSURANCE
A. ManufacturerQualifications:
1. Companyspecializinginmanufacturerofstainlesssteelwirerope,fittings,andotherstainless
steelcomponentswith10yearsminimumsuccessfulexperience.
B. InstallerQualifications:Experiencedinperformingworkofthissectionthathasspecializedininstallation
ofworksimilartothatrequiredforthisproject.
C. MockUp:Provideamockupforevaluationofsurfacepreparationtechniquesandapplication
workmanship.
1. LocateinareasdesignatedbyArchitect.
2. Size:Minimumof10squarefeet(1sm).
3. DonotproceedwithremainingworkuntilworkmanshipisapprovedbyArchitect.
4. Reworkmockupasrequiredtoproduceacceptablework.
5. Retainmockupduringconstructionasqualitystandard.
6. Removeandlegallydisposeofmockupwhennolongerneeded.
7. Incorporatemockupintofinalconstruction.
1.01 DELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLING
A. Storeproductsinmanufacturer'sunopenedpackaginguntilreadyforinstallation.
B. Handleandstoreproductsaccordingtomanufacturer'srecommendations.Leaveproductswrappedor
otherwiseprotectedandundercleananddrystorageconditionsuntilrequiredforinstallation.
C. Exercisecarenottoscratch,mark,dent,orbendmetalcomponentsduringdelivery,storage,and
installation.
1.01 PROJECTCONDITIONS
A. Verifyactualopeningsbyfieldmeasurementsbeforefabrication;showrecordedmeasurementsonshop
drawings.
B. Coordinatefieldmeasurementsandfabricationschedulewithconstructionprogresstoavoid
constructiondelays.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. AcceptableManufacturer:SecoSouthRailing&CableAssemblies,whichislocatedat:211134thWay;
Largo,FL33771;Tel:7275361924;Email:requestinfo(sales@secosouth.com);Web:www.secosouth.com
B. AcceptableManufacturer:JakobInc.,whichislocatedat955NW17
th
Ave.,SuiteB,DelrayBeach,FL33445;
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C. Substitutions:AllowedwithverificationbyArchitectthatsubstitutedproductmeetsproject
requirements.
2.01 CABLETRELLISSYSTEM
A. ProvidestainlesssteelclimbingplanttrellisstructuresandmountingasindicatedontheDrawings.
Manufacturer/Contractorshallengineerandfabricatecomponentsandassembliesforinstallation.
B. TrellisSystems:
Product:System200065(HeavyDutyTrellis)asmanufacturedbySecoSouthInc.
1. System:Rectangulargridofcablessupportedbywallmountedstandoffsandsecuredbycross
clampstosupportvegetationscreening.
2. Cable:3/16inch(4.8mm)diameterwithswagestudsateachendofthecable.
a. StainlessSteelWire:STMA492Type316.
3. SwageStud:Model553ShortSwageStudTerminalModel5533/165/16.
4. WallMountedStandOff:5inch(127mm)lengthoffthewall.
a. CableSize3/16inch(4.8mm).
5. CableCrossClamp:Fixesthe90degreeintersectionofcablestobefixedbylockingthecablesin
thebarreloftheclampwithathreadedsetscrew.
a. CableSize3/16inch(4.8mm).
6. Product:G1.3FamoosasmanufacturedbyJakob,Inc.
a. System:Rectangulargridofcablessupportedbywallmountedstandoffs
andsecuredbycrossclampstosupportvegetationscreening.

2.01 FINISH
A. Afterfabrication,cleananddescalestainlesssteelwirerope,fittings,andothercomponentsin
accordancewithSTMA380.
B. FinishcomponentswithAISINo.4brushedsatinfinishinaccordancewithASTMB912.
2.01 FABRICATION
A. Tolerances:Verifydimensionsonsitepriortoshopfabrication.
B. FabricatestainlesssteelinaccordancewithAISISteelProductManualandthemanufacturer's
requirements.
C. ShopfabricatetodesignsindicatedonDrawingsandtomeetperformancerequirementsspecified.Shop
fabricatefittings,interfacingpartsandassembliessothatfieldcuttingadjustmentsarenotnecessary.
D. Coordinaterequirements,dimensionsandspacingsoftrellissystemtoensurerequiredfactorydrilled
holesinsupportingframeworkarecorrectlylocated.
E. Makeexposedjointsbutt,flush,andhairline.
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F. Fabricateconnectionsthatwillbeexposedtoweatherinamannertoexcludewater.Provideweep
holeswherewatermayaccumulate.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
A. Beforebeginninginstallation,verifythatconditionsinstalledunderothersectionsareacceptablefor
installationofcabletrellissystemsinaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstallationinstructions.
B. Supplyitemsrequiredtobecastintoconcreteorembeddedinmasonrywithsettingtemplates,to
appropriateSections.
C. Verifysupportingsystemforstainlesssteelwireropetrellisispreparedforattachmentofanchors,
fittings,wirerope,andwirenettingandtransferofcalculatedloads.
D. Ifconditionsaretheresponsibilityofanotherinstaller,notifyArchitectofunsatisfactorypreparation
beforeproceeding.
3.01 PREPARATION
A. Verifyalignment,supportdimensions,andtolerancesarecorrect.
B. Inventorycomponentstoensureallrequireditemsareavailableforinstallation.Inspectcomponentsfor
damage.Removedamagedcomponentsfromsiteandreplace.
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Installwireropetrellissysteminaccordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructionsandtheapprovedshop
drawings.
B. Provideanchoragedevicesandfittingstosecuretoinplaceconstruction;includingthreadedfittingsfor
concreteinserts,toggleboltsandthroughbolts.
C. Installinfillplumb,level,square,andrigidwithoutkinksorsags.
D. AnchortrellissystemtomountingsurfacesasindicatedontheDrawings.
E. Separatedissimilarmaterialswithbushings,grommetsorwasherstopreventelectrolyticcorrosion.
F. Usemanufacturer'ssuppliedcablehardware.
G. Ensurecablesareclean,paralleltoeachother,andwithoutkinksorsags.
H. Tensioncablewithhandorhydraulicequipmentsothatnoslackisvisible.
I. Afterfinaladjustmentprovidetamperresistantlocktightmaterialsonallfittings.
3.01 ADJUSTINGANDCLEANING
A. Adjustwireropetensionandconnectinghardware.
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B. Removetemporarycoveringsandprotectionofadjacentworkareas.Cleaninstalledproductsin
accordancewithmanufacturer'sinstructionsbeforeowner'sacceptance.
C. Donotuseabrasivecleaners.
D. Removefromprojectsiteandlegallydisposeofconstructiondebrisassociatedwiththiswork.
3.01 PROTECTION
A. Protectinstalledproductsuntilcompletionofproject.
B. Touchup,repairorreplacedamagedproductsbeforeSubstantialCompletion.
C. Protectinstalledproductsandfinishedsurfacesfromdamageduringconstruction.
D. ReplacedefectiveordamagedcomponentsasdirectedbyArchitect.

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SECTION329116.19NETTINGPLANTINGSOILSTABILIZATION
PART1 GENERAL
1. SUMMARY
a. SectionincludesNettingPlantSoilStabilization.
1) Nettingplantsoilstabilizationisforcontainingmulchinexteriorplantingmodules.
b. RelatedRequirements:
1) Division329433PlanterModules.
PART2 PRODUCTS
1. MANUFACTURERS
a. Products: Subject to compliance with requirements, provide the following available products that may be
incorporatedintotheWorkinclude,butarenotlimitedto:
1) Coolaroo;6ft.x15ft.ShadeClothHeritageGreen(90%UVBlock).
2. MATERIALS
a. 6x15singlerollat0.03125inchesthick.
b. Breathableclothwithknittedconstructiontopreventfrayingandtearing.
PART3 EXECUTION
1. EXAMINATION
a. Examine Coolaroo shade cloth before installation. Reject Coolaroo Shade Cloth that is moisture damaged,
molddamaged,ortorn.
2. INSTALLATION
a. Coolarooshadeclothwillbecuttoappropriatesizeaccordingtoindividualplantermodule.Holeswillthenbe
cutintheshadeclothaccordingtoplantlocationanddiameterwithintheplantingmodule.Shadeclothmust
thenbestapledontothe2x4framedmoduleontheinteriorfaceandbottomedgeofthe2x4while
providingenoughgrabformulch.
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3. PROTECTION
a. WheninstallingCoolarooshadecloth,wearpersonalprotectiveequipment(PPE)asreferredtointheHealth
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SECTION329300PLANTS
PART1 GENERAL
1. SUMMARY
a. Sectionincludesplantmaterialusedwithinthelandscape.
b. RelatedRequirements:
1) Division329433Section"Planters"forenclosingtheplantmaterialaroundthehouse.
2. ACTIONSUBMITTALS
a. DelegatedDesignSubmittal:ForplantmaterialdesignandplacementrefertosheetL101.
3. INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
a. CoordinationDrawings:SheetsL101,L104,L502,L503andL601explainallofthedifferentplantmaterial
scenarios and locations, drawn to scale, and coordinated with each other, using input from installers of the
itemsinvolved.
4. CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALS
a. Maintenancedata.
1) Theplantmaterialwillrequiretobewateredonceaweekwithatotalof50gallonsofwatersourced
fromthewaterhogsonsiteusingagenerichose.Theplantswillbesupplementedwithnutrientsfrom
themulchthatisontopoftheplantersandwillthusnotneedanyothersortofmaintenanceotherthan
water.
PART2 PRODUCTS
1. MANUFACTURERS
a. Products: Subject to compliance with requirements, California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA)
Sections3271,3250,3280,3282andFederalRegulationsSubparts301.45,301.50,301.80,301.81,301.85.
1) V&PNurseries;PlantMaterial.
2) MountainStatesWholesaleNursery;PlantMaterial.
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b. Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with requirements, V&P Nursery is responsible for compliance with
FederalandCDFALawfortransportingplantsintoCaliforniaandusingpropersoilmixturesandplantmaterial
thatwillbeincompliancewithbothFederalandStateRegulations.
PART3 EXECUTION
1. EXAMINATION
a. ExaminePlantMaterialbeforeinstallation.RejectPlantsthatarenotincompliancewithCDFARegulations,
dead,haverootrot,orweevildamaged.
2. INSTALLATION
a. ThePlantMaterialswillbedeliveredonanenclosedtrunkprovidedanddrivenbyV&PNurserieswithallthe
soilandplantsintheirrespectivepotsalreadyclearedbytheCDFAattheCaliforniaArizonaborder.Theplants
will be removed from the truck by nursery employees and will then be placed in their appropriate spaces on
sitebySDDecathletes.Somepottedplantswillhavetostandon2x4genericcratesthatwillhavebeensetup
before plant installation. The final step will be to enclose the potted plants with the modular planter
encasementsthatwillvisuallytiealloftheplantstogetherandmakethemseamlessinappearance.
3. SCHEDULE
PLANTSCHEDULE

MARK SCIENTIFICNAME COMMONNAME TYPE QUANTITY POTSIZE
1 PACHYCEREUSMARGINATUS MEXICANFENCEPOST CACTUS 3 5GAL
2 PEDILANTHUSMACROCARPUS LADY'SSLIPPER SUCCULENT 6 5GAL
3 PORTULACARIAAFRA ELEPHANT'SFOOD SUCCULENT 6 5GAL
4 MUHLENBERGIACAPILLARIS PINKMUHLY GRASS 6 5GAL
5 CARNEGIAGIGANTEA SAGUARO CACTUS 1 5GAL
6 ECHINOCACTUSGRUSSONII GOLDENBARREL CACTUS 5 3GAL
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7 AGAVEGEMINIFLORA TWINFLOWEREDAGAVE AGAVE 3 5GAL
8 AGAVEPARRYI PARRY'SAGAVE AGAVE 2 5GAL
9 ALOEX'BLUEELF' BLUEELFALOE SUCCULENT 7 5GAL
10 SETCREASEAPALLIDA PURPLEHEART PERENNIAL 7 1GAL
11 PEDILANTHUSBRACTEATUS SLIPPERPLANT SUCCULENT 6 5GAL
12 ENCELIAFARINOSA BRITTLEBUSH SHRUB 6 5GAL
13 BOUGAINVILLEASPECTABILIS BOUGAINVILLEA VINE 9 15GAL
14 LARREATRIDENTATA CREOSOTEBUSH SHRUB 6 5GAL
15 MUHLENBERGIARIGENS DEERGRASS GRASS 8 15GAL
16 TECOMASPARKLETTE SPARKLETTE SHRUB 4 15GAL
17 TECOMASTANS'GOLDSTAR' ARIZONAYELLOWBELLS SHRUB 6 15GAL
18 TECOMAX'SPARKY' SPARKY SHRUB 6 15GAL
19 HESPERALOEFUNIFERA GIANTHESPERALOE SUCCULENT 6 15GAL
20 PENSTEMONBACCHARIFOLIUS ROCKPENSTEMON PERENNIAL 4 5GAL
21 JUSTICIASPICIGERA MEXICANHONEYSUCKLE SHRUB 6 5GAL
22 HYMENOXYSACAULIS ANGELITADAISY SHRUB 12 1GAL
23 CALLIANDARACALIFORNICA BAJAFAIRYDUSTER SHRUB 10 5GAL
24 PROSOPISX'RIOSALADO' RIOSALADOMESQUITE TREE 1 36"BOX
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25 SIMMONDSIACHINENSIS JOJOBA SHRUB 10 5GAL
PRODUCTIVEGARDENSCHEDULE

MARK SCIENTIFICNAME COMMONNAME TYPE QUANTITY POTSIZE
26 BRASSICAOLERACEACAPITATA CABBAGE VEGETABLE 3 1GAL
27 CITRULLUSLANATUS WATERMELON FRUIT 3 1GAL
28 ERUCAVESICARIASATAVA ARUGULA VEGETABLE 3 1GAL
29 DAUCUSCAROTASATIVUS CARROT VEGETABLE 3 1GAL
30 BRASSICAOLERACEAACEPHALA COLLARDGREENS VEGETABLE 3 1GAL
31 LACTUCASATIVA LETTUCE VEGETABLE 3 1GAL
32 LYCOPERSICONESCULENTUM TOMATO FRUIT 3 1GAL
33 SPINACIAOLERASEA SPINACH VEGETABLE 3 1GAL

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SECTION329433PLANTERS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
a. SectionincludesPlanterPanels.Therearedifferentpaneltypescreatingascreeningsystemthathousesallof
theplantmaterialonsite.TheyareconstructedoutofvariousmaterialsthataredescribedinL502andL503.
Themodulesareusedasanexteriorskintohousetheplantsthatlayonthetarmac.Themodulesdonothave
any horizontal load against them. The loads of the plants are carried within their respected gallon pots or
boxes. Mulch fills the top of the modules creating a continuous surface throughout all the module breaks.
TherearetwodifferentmoduleheightsthatarereflectedinthedetailswithinL502.
b. RelatedSections:
1) Section070000ThermalandMoistureProtection.
2) Section265600ExteriorLighting.
3) Section329116.19NettingPlantingSoilStabilization.
4) Section329300Plants.
1.02 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
a. CoordinationDrawings:SheetsL104,L502andL503explainthedifferentpaneltypesandtheirplacementon
siteandjointdetails.Drawingsaretoscaleandcoordinatedwitheachother,usinginputfrominstallersofthe
itemsinvolved.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
a. Products:PlanterModules
1) SolarDecathlonDecathletes;CustomFabrication.
b. Manufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements
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2.02 PlanterModulesAssemblyDescription
1) Theplantmaterialwillhavetobeplacedonsiteintheirappropriatelocationsbeforetheplanterpanels
canbeassembled.Theplanterpanelswillbeattachedtoeachotheronsiteusinga2x4hungfromjoist
hangersattachedtothepanelstyingthemtogethertocreateonecontinuoussurface.
2.03 MATERIALS
b. DFStudGrade2x2and2x4
2) Surfacefreeofknots,solidstockofspeciesindicated
c. Plywood
1) 3/4infreeofdefects
2) Manufacturer:Generic.Architecttodetermineifsuitableduringfabrication.
d. SimpsonStrongTie2x4JoistHanger
1) Manufacturer:SimpsonStrongTie
e. ShadeClothNetting
1) SeeSection329116.19NettingPlantingStabilization
f. Mulch
1) Mulchwillbeamixofcompostandhighclaycontentparticulatethatwillholdwaterandprovide
nutrientsfortheplantmaterial
2) Manufacturer:Generic.Tobedeterminedbyarchitectduringfabricationonsite.
g. NaturalCanvasFabric
1) Unbleached,Naturalcoloredfabrictobeattachedtoplywoodpanel.
h. AdhesiveVelcro
1) Manufacturer:3M
2) Substitutions:Tobeapprovedbyarchitectduringfabrication.
i. Screws
1) DistributedbyCopperStateorHomeDepot.
j. PlantMaterial
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1) 329433Plants,Theplantshousedwithintheplantermoduleswillallbeplacedaccordingtothe
landscapeplanonL101.
k. CapacitiesandCharacteristics:
1) ThePlanterpanelsystemdoesnotholdanyhorizontalloadsfromtheplantmaterialsandarenot
physicallytiedtoanymechanicalorelectricalequipmenttomakethemcomplywithanyparticular
standard.Theydoshadecertainelementsonsitesuchasthewaterstoragetanksandthelandscape
lightingfixtures,butdonotdistributeanyoftheirverticalloadstomaketheplanterscomplywithany
seismicstandards.Theplantersaredesignedtocarrytheirownweightanddistributetheloadofthe
mulchitcarriesthroughits2x4studgradefootings.
2) Therewillnotbeanyphysicalattachmentofthemodulestothedeckingorstructureofthehouse
makingthemtrulyindependent,soitwillnotaffectstructuralcalculationsofeitherelement.Toensure
theywillnotmoveandtomakethemstructurallystableanduniformallofthemoduleswillbe
connectedtotheirneighboringpanelusingageneric2x4woodbrace,sothatthemulchthatlies
betweeneachmodulewillnotfallthroughthemodulebreaksandvisuallytietheentirelandscape
together.
2.04 FABRICATION
c. ShopAssembly:ThemoduleswillbeprefabricatedoffsitebySolarDecathlondecathletesfromTeamASUNM
usingsheetsL104,L502andL503asguidelinesforconstruction.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 EXAMINATION
a. Examineeachplantermoduleforstabilityandstructuralintegritybeforeinstallation.Rejectplantermodules
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SECTION337900SITEGROUNDING
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. Sectionincludes:Sitegroundingmethod.
B. Relatedrequirements:ReferenceSheetE602,E603
PART2 PRODUCTS

2.01MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1. Tobedetermined(groundingrod,groundwireandgroundrodclamp)

2.02ASSEMBLYDESCRIPTION
B. ElectricalComponents,Devices,andAccessories:ListedandlabeledasdefinedinNFPA70,byaqualifiedtesting
agency,andmarkedforintendedlocationandapplication.

2.03PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
C. DelegatedDesign:Engageaqualifiedprofessionalelectricalengineer
PART3 EXECUTION

3.01INSTALLATION
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SECTION481916ELECTRICALPOWERGENERATIONINVERTERS
PART1 GENERAL
1.01 SUMMARY
A. SectionIncludes:PowerOneAuroraUnoPVI5000OUTDUS.
1.02 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALS
A. CoordinationDrawings:Followinstallationdrawingsofmechanicalroom(sheetsM201andE201),drawnto
scale,andcoordinatedwitheachother,usinginputfrominstallersoftheitemsinvolved.
B. Seismic Qualification Certificates: For of PowerOne Aurora Uno PVI5000OUTDUS, accessories, and
components,frommanufacturer.
C. CertificateofConformityCSAC22.2N.107.101ULStdN.1741
D. 10YearLimitedWarranty.Seeattacheddocumentforfurtherinformationonwarrantyterms.
1.03 CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALS
A. SeemanufacturesInstallationandOperatorsManualforinformationonpropermaintenance.
B. SeemanufacturesInstallationandOperatorsManualforinformationonoperations.
1.04WARRANTY
A. 10Year Limited Warranty: Manufacturer agrees to repair or replace components of PowerOne Aurora Uno
PVI5000OUTDUSinverterthatfail(s)inmaterialsorworkmanshipwithinspecifiedwarrantyperiod.
B. WarrantyPeriod:10yearsfromdateofSubstantialCompletion.
PART2 PRODUCTS
2.01 MANUFACTURERS
A. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
1. PowerOneAuroraUnoPVI5000OUTDUSinverter.
B. Manufacturers:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,provideproductsbythefollowing:PowerOne
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C. BasisofDesignProduct:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providePowerOne;PVI5000OUTDUS.
2.02 PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
A. Seismic Performance: Aurora Uno PVI5000OUTDUS shall withstand the effects of earthquake motions
determinedaccordingtoASCE/SEI7.
1. The term "withstand" means "the unit will remain in place without separation of any parts when
subjectedtotheseismicforcesspecifiedandtheunitwillbefullyoperationalaftertheseismicevent."
2. TemperatureChange:Operatingambienttemperature,13degF(25degC)to140degF(60degC),
B. FireResistanceRatings:ComplywithASTME119;testingbyaqualifiedtestingagency.Identifyproductswith
appropriatemarkingsofapplicabletestingagency.
2.03 MANUFACTUREDUNITS
A. PowerOneAuroraUnoPVI5000OUTDUS:Solarphotovoltaicinverter.
1. Products:Subjecttocompliancewithrequirements,providethefollowing:
a) PowerOneAuroraUnoPVI5000OUTDUS
2. Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with requirements, provide products by the following: Power
One
2.04 SOURCEQUALITYCONTROL
A. Factory Tests: Test and inspect assembled equipment according to UL 1741, IEEE 1547, NEMA 4X, and CSA
C22.2N.107.10.
PART3 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. ComplywithallapplicablesectionsofNECandIBCforinstallationofPowerOneAuroraUnoPVI5000OUTD
US.
B. ComplywithNECA1.
C. Wiring Method: Conceal conductors and cables in accessible ceilings, walls, and floors where possible in
accordancewithsection260500COMMONWORKRESULTSFORELECTRICAL.
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D. Wiring within Enclosures: Bundle, lace, and train conductors to terminal points with no excess and without
exceedingmanufacturer'slimitationsonbendingradii.Installlacingbarsanddistributionspools.
3.02 FIELDQUALITYCONTROL
A. TestingAgency:Engageaqualifiedtestingagencytoperformtestsandinspections.
B. TheinverterwillbeconnectedtotheDCsideofthePVarrayandwilleachbeconnectedtoanACdisconnect
switch.

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