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This solicitation is for construction rehabilitation services at the Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument located in Washington, D.C. The scope of work includes interior repairs such as plaster repair, painting, and lighting fixture replacement; exterior repairs like painting doors, wood trim, and complete window restoration; structural upgrades including installing concrete footings and strengthening joists; fire suppression and HVAC system upgrades; hazardous material abatement; and optional items like chilled water piping replacement subject to available funds. The pre-bid meeting is scheduled for July 30, 2021 and the complete solicitation package will be available on SAM.gov starting July 27, 2021. Prospective contractors must register in SAM before any award and biobased products provided must comply with specifications. The National Park Service is the contracting agency.
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PHASE 2
CALCULATIONS
FOR
REHABILITATION OF THE BELMONT-PAUL
WOMEN’S EQUALITY NATIONAL MONUMENT
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Prepared for:
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE – NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
Prepared by:
ALPHA CORPORATION
1850 SOUTH LOUDOUN STREET
SUITE 200
WINCHESTER, VA 22601
(540) 723-0704
December 10, 2018
Final CD Phase 2 Submission
Rehabilitation of the Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument, PMIS No.: 236219
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CALCULATIONS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CALCULATIONS FOR PHASE 2
Electrical Calculations
Mechanical Calculations
Fire Protection Calculations
Structural Calculations
JOB Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument 146.08
SHEET NO. OF
CALCULATED BY DATE
CHECKED BY DATE
SCALE NA
ELECTRICAL CALCULATIONS
Rehabilitate Belmont-Paul No.: 146.08 Date: Nov-18
STATZ Date: 6-Dec-18
BUS: 600 COPPER VOLTAGE: 120 / 208 SECTION: 1 OF 1
MAIN: 500 A MCB PHASE: 3 MOUNTING: SURFACE
INTERRUPTING RATING: 10KAIC WIRE: 4 LOCATION: First Floor Mech Closet
BOLT-ON BRANCH CIRCUIT BREAKERS NEUTRAL 100% ENCLOSURE: NEMA 1
LOAD CIRCUIT CIRCUIT LOAD
CKT DESCRIPTION (K VA) BREAKER BREAKER (K VA) DESCRIPTION CKT
NO. CONT REC MOTOR NON C. AMPS POLES POLES AMPS NON C. MOTOR REC CONT NO
1 1.8 4.12 5 A 0.83 2.06 0.9 2
3 1.8 4.12 5 B 0.83 2.06 0.9 4
5 1.8 4.12 5 C 0.83 2.06 0.9 6
7 0.9 2.06 0.83 A 13.7 8
9 0.9 2.06 0.83 B 13.7 10
11 0.9 2.06 0.83 C 13.7 12
13 0.94 A 2.66 14
15 0.94 B 2.66 16
17 0.94 C 2.66 18
19 2.66 A 0 20
21 2.66 B 0 22
23 2.66 C 0 (REDUNDANT PUMP) 24
25 2 A 0 26
27 2 B 0 28
29 2 C 0 (REDUNDANT PUMP) 30
31 0.8 A 1 20 1.87 Humidifier - 2 32
33 0.8 B 1.87 34
35 0.8 C 1.87 36
37 3.73 A 1 20 1.1 Pump P-AHU-1 38
39 3.73 B 1 20 0.83 Pump P-5 40
41 3.73 C 1 20 0.18 Conveniance Receptacle 42
A PHASE CONNECTED KVA 9.20 8.24 30.53 0.00 48 47 47 KVA
B PHASE CONNECTED KVA 8.30 8.24 30.26 0.00 142
C PHASE CONNECTED KVA 9.20 8.42 29.43 0.00 AMPS
SUBTOTAL 27 25 90.2 0 393
Connected Load: Calculation Method NEC 408.3 and 220.40 Calculated Load
Total Continuous Load 27 kVA 33 Total Receptacle Load 25 kVA 17
Total Motor Load 90 kVA 100
Total Non Continuous Load 0 kVA 0
151 kVA
N.E.C. Table 310.15(B)(20) (75 degrees C.,THHN/THWN copper @86 Degree Ambient) and 240.4(D): 420 Amps
Select (2) 4/0 with 460 Allowable Amps
Ambient Temperature Correction
Amb. Temp (°F)¹ Roof top Adj.(°F) Degrees (°F)
86 + 0 = 86
Adjusted Allowable Amps = 460 x Temp. Correction Factor = 460 x 1.0 = 460 Amps
Select 2 Set(s) of with 460 Adjusted Amps
Feeder Voltage Drop (NEC TABLE 9) ASHRAE 90.1 2010
3Φ L-L VD = 1.73 * Ze * Amps * Cable Length/1000 Max VD on feeder = 2%
Ze=R x PF + XL sin[arc cos(PF)]
Conductor Size #4/0 In Steel Conduit R = resistance (NEC Table 9) 0.063 Ground Conductor Size N.E.C. 250.122
XL = reactance (NEC Table 9) 0.051 Area Power factor 0.88 Ground size N.E.C 250.122 #1 0.156
Ze = effective impedance 0.08 Cable length 25 Ft Conductor size before adjustments (2) 4/0 0.037
Number of Sets 2 Increased Conductor Size after Adjustments #4/0 0.324
VD Voltage Drop = 0.677 Volts % increase 784% VD on DPA feeder
Total VD 0.677 Increased Ground Size N.E.C 250.122(A) & (B) #4/0 1.381
% VD = 0.3%
Conduit Size
Dimensions of EMT/RGS Conduit: NEC Table 4 and Dimensions of THHN/THWN: NEC Table 5 Wire Ins. Area Qty Total Area
#4/0 THWN 0.324 4 in²
#4/0 THWN 0.324 1 in²
Conduit Area Needed in²
Select 2 1/2 " EMT 4 + 1 #4/0 Grd in 2 1/2 EMT Conduit
#4/0
1.0
Job:
Calculation by:
Correction Factor (NEC
Tables 310.15(B)(2)(A) and
PARKER
Checked by:
PANEL
Largest Motor at 125% + remaining motor load (NEC 430.24)
Total
1 SCHEDULE
Provide #4/0
1.2948
0.3237
1.6185
TOTAL CONNECTED LOAD
First 10kVA or less at 100%, remainder at 50% (NEC 220.44)
3150 1003 (E)PANEL P-2A(E)PANEL B
(E)PANEL P-2B 100 3 3003 CHILLER 1
AHU-3303330AHU-1
AHU-2 3 4020 3
Pump P-1 40 3 3 20
Pump P-2
Pump P-4
Humidifier - 3
Humidifier - 1
320Pump P-3
20 3
Job: No.:
Calculation by: Date:
Checked by: Date:
Branch Circuit Calculations
HP Volts 3 PH/60hz Amps kVA
Circuit Breaker Size:
N.E.C. Article 430-52 and 240.4(D):
16.7 Amps x 2 = Amps
Select 40
Feeder Size:
Single Motor: N.E.C. Article 430-22:
Min. = (Full Load Amps @ 125%)
16.7 Amps x 1.25 = Amps
N.E.C. Table 310.15(B)(16) (75 degrees C.,THHN/THWN copper @86 Degree Ambient) and 240.4(D):
with Allowable Amps
Ambient Temperature Correction
Amb. Temp (°F)¹ Roof top Adj.(°F)
86 + =
= x = 50 x 1.0 = Amps
Branch Circuit Voltage Drop (NEC TABLE 9)
3Φ L-L VD = 1.73 * Ze * Amps * Cable Length/1000 Max VD on Branch Circuit = 3%
Ze=R x PF + XL sin[arc cos(PF)]
Conductor Size In
R = resistance (NEC Table 9) Ground Conductor Size N.E.C. 250.122
XL = reactance (NEC Table 9)
Estimated Power factor Ground size N.E.C 250.122
Ze = effective impedance
Cable length Ft Conductor size before adjustments
Number of Sets Increased Conductor Size after Adjustments
VD Voltage Drop = Volts % increase
% VD = Increased Ground Size N.E.C 250.122(A) & (B)
Conduit Size
Dimensions of EMT/RGS Conduit: NEC Table 4 and Dimensions of THHN/THWN: NEC Table 5
Wire Insulation Qty
#8 THHN 3 in²
#10 THHN 1 in² in²
Select 3/4 " in²
Provide 3 + 1 Grd In " EMT
EMT with 40% area conduit fill of 0.213
#8 #10 3/4
0.0366 0.1098
0.0211 0.0211
Conduit Area Needed 0.1309
2.11 0.0%
1.01% #10 0.0211
Area Total Area
0.73
100 #8 0.0366
1 #8 0.0366
0.780
0.065 Area
90% #10 0.0211
ASHRAE 90.1 2010
#8 Steel Conduit
50.0
Conductor Size #8 Is Acceptable
Correction Factor (NEC Tables
310.15(B)(2)(A) and 310.15(B)(3)(c))Degrees (°F)
0 86 1.00
Adjusted Allowable Amps Allowable Amps Temp. Correction Factor
Amp Circuit Breaker
20.9
Select #8 50
VA
Inverse Time Breaker: Max. = (Full Load Amps @ 250%) TOTAL
33.4 6016
P-1 and P-2 5.0 208 16.7 6.0
Belmont Paul Rehabilitation 146.08
Parker 29-Nov-18
STATZ 6-Dec-18
Single Motor Calcs.xls
Checked by: Date:
Branch Circuit Calculations
HP Volts 3 PH/60hz Amps kVA
Circuit Breaker Size:
N.E.C. Article 430-52 and 240.4(D):
6.6 Amps x 2 = Amps
Select 20
Feeder Size:
Single Motor: N.E.C. Article 430-22:
Min. = (Full Load Amps @ 125%)
6.6 Amps x 1.25 = Amps
N.E.C. Table 310.15(B)(16) (75 degrees C.,THHN/THWN copper @86 Degree Ambient) and 240.4(D):
with Allowable Amps
Ambient Temperature Correction
Amb. Temp (°F)¹ Roof top Adj.(°F)
86 + =
= x = 25 x 1.0 = Amps
Branch Circuit Voltage Drop (NEC TABLE 9)
3Φ L-L VD = 1.73 * Ze * Amps * Cable Length/1000 Max VD on Branch Circuit = 3%
Ze=R x PF + XL sin[arc cos(PF)]
Conductor Size In
R = resistance (NEC Table 9) Ground Conductor Size N.E.C. 250.122
XL = reactance (NEC Table 9)
Estimated Power factor Ground size N.E.C 250.122
Ze = effective impedance
Cable length Ft Conductor size before adjustments
Number of Sets Increased Conductor Size after Adjustments
VD Voltage Drop = Volts % increase
% VD = Increased Ground Size N.E.C 250.122(A) & (B)
Conduit Size
Dimensions of EMT/RGS Conduit: NEC Table 4 and Dimensions of THHN/THWN: NEC Table 5
Wire Insulation Qty
#12 THHN 3 in²
#12 THHN 1 in² in²
Select 1/2 " in²
Provide 3 + 1 Grd In " EMT
EMT with 40% area conduit fill of 0.122
#12 #12 3/4
0.0133 0.0399
0.0133 0.0133
Conduit Area Needed 0.0532
2.09 0.0%
1.00% #12 0.0133
Area Total Area
1.83
100 #12 0.0133
1 #12 0.0133
2.000
0.068 Area
90% #12 0.0133
ASHRAE 90.1 2010
#12 Steel Conduit
25.0
Conductor Size #12 Is Acceptable
Correction Factor (NEC Tables
310.15(B)(2)(A) and 310.15(B)(3)(c))Degrees (°F)
0 86 1.00
Adjusted Allowable Amps Allowable Amps Temp. Correction Factor
Amp Circuit Breaker
8.3
Select #12 25
VA
Inverse Time Breaker: Max. = (Full Load Amps @ 250%) TOTAL
13.2 2378
Pumps 3 & 4 1.5 208 6.6 2.4
Belmont Paul Rehabilitation 146.08
Parker 29-Nov-18
Checked by: Date:
Branch Circuit Calculations
HP Volts 1 PH/60hz Amps kVA
Circuit Breaker Size:
N.E.C. Article 430-52 and 240.4(D):
9.8 Amps x 2 = Amps
Select 20
Feeder Size:
Single Motor: N.E.C. Article 430-22:
Min. = (Full Load Amps @ 125%)
9.8 Amps x 1.25 = Amps
N.E.C. Table 310.15(B)(16) (75 degrees C.,THHN/THWN copper @86 Degree Ambient) and 240.4(D):
with Allowable Amps
Ambient Temperature Correction
Amb. Temp (°F)¹ Roof top Adj.(°F)
86 + =
= x = 25 x 1.0 = Amps
Branch Circuit Voltage Drop (NEC TABLE 9)
3Φ L-L VD = 1.73 * Ze * Amps * Cable Length/1000 Max VD on Branch Circuit = 3%
Ze=R x PF + XL sin[arc cos(PF)]
Conductor Size In
R = resistance (NEC Table 9) Ground Conductor Size N.E.C. 250.122
XL = reactance (NEC Table 9)
Estimated Power factor Ground size N.E.C 250.122
Ze = effective impedance
Cable length Ft Conductor size before adjustments
Number of Sets Increased Conductor Size after Adjustments
VD Voltage Drop = Volts % increase
% VD = Increased Ground Size N.E.C 250.122(A) & (B)
Conduit Size
Dimensions of EMT/RGS Conduit: NEC Table 4 and Dimensions of THHN/THWN: NEC Table 5
Wire Insulation Qty
#12 THHN 2 in²
#12 THHN 1 in² in²
Select 1/2 " in²
Provide 2 + 1 Grd In " EMT
3.10
2.70%
#12 #12 with 40% area conduit fill of
Temp. Correction Factor
1.00
ASHRAE 90.1 2010
12.3
#12
#12 0.0133
0.0%
0.0133
0.068
0.0133
EMT 0.122
Adjusted Allowable Amps Allowable Amps
Area
Pump AHU-1 115 9.8 1.1
VA
0.5
146.08
Parker 29-Nov-18
STATZ 6-Dec-18
Belmont Paul Rehabilitation
1.83
2.000
Inverse Time Breaker: Max. = (Full Load Amps @ 250%)
Amp Circuit Breaker
Select
19.6
TOTAL
90%
#12
Conductor Size #12
Steel Conduit#12
Correction Factor (NEC Tables
310.15(B)(2)(A) and 310.15(B)(3)(c))
Is Acceptable
Degrees (°F)
25.0
Total AreaArea
0.0133
0.0133
Conduit Area Needed
0.0266
#12
0.0133
#12 0.0133
0.0399
3/4
Checked by: Date:
Branch Circuit Calculations
HP Volts 1 PH/60hz Amps kVA
Circuit Breaker Size:
N.E.C. Article 430-52 and 240.4(D):
7.2 Amps x 2 = Amps
Select 20
Feeder Size:
Single Motor: N.E.C. Article 430-22:
Min. = (Full Load Amps @ 125%)
7.2 Amps x 1.25 = Amps
N.E.C. Table 310.15(B)(16) (75 degrees C.,THHN/THWN copper @86 Degree Ambient) and 240.4(D):
with Allowable Amps
Ambient Temperature Correction
Amb. Temp (°F)¹ Roof top Adj.(°F)
86 + =
= x = 25 x 1.0 = Amps
Branch Circuit Voltage Drop (NEC TABLE 9)
3Φ L-L VD = 1.73 * Ze * Amps * Cable Length/1000 Max VD on Branch Circuit = 3%
Ze=R x PF + XL sin[arc cos(PF)]
Conductor Size In
R = resistance (NEC Table 9) Ground Conductor Size N.E.C. 250.122
XL = reactance (NEC Table 9)
Estimated Power factor Ground size N.E.C 250.122
Ze = effective impedance
Cable length Ft Conductor size before adjustments
Number of Sets Increased Conductor Size after Adjustments
VD Voltage Drop = Volts % increase
% VD = Increased Ground Size N.E.C 250.122(A) & (B)
Conduit Size
Dimensions of EMT/RGS Conduit: NEC Table 4 and Dimensions of THHN/THWN: NEC Table 5
Wire Insulation Qty
#12 THHN 2 in²
#12 THHN 1 in² in²
Select 1/2 " in²
Provide 2 + 1 Grd In " EMT
EMT with 40% area conduit fill of 0.122
#12 #12 3/4
0.0133 0.0266
0.0133 0.0133
Conduit Area Needed 0.0399
2.28 0.0%
1.98% #12 0.0133
Area Total Area
1.83
100 #12 0.0133
1 #12 0.0133
2.000
0.068 Area
90% #12 0.0133
ASHRAE 90.1 2010
#12 Steel Conduit
25.0
Conductor Size #12 Is Acceptable
Correction Factor (NEC Tables
310.15(B)(2)(A) and 310.15(B)(3)(c))Degrees (°F)
0 86 1.00
Adjusted Allowable Amps Allowable Amps Temp. Correction Factor
Amp Circuit Breaker
9.0
Select #12 25
VA
Inverse Time Breaker: Max. = (Full Load Amps @ 250%) TOTAL
14.4 828
Pump P-5 0.3 115 7.2 0.8
Belmont Paul Rehabilitation 146.08
Parker 29-Nov-18
Job: Belmont Paul Rehabilitation No.:
Calculation by: Parker Date:
Checked by: Date:
Electrical Calculations: New Chiller-1
Main Minimum Circuit Ampacity 3 PH 208 V
QTY HP AMPS
Compressors 1&3 2 HP RLA x 1.00 = 102.60
Compressors 2&4 2 HP RLA x 1.25 = 125.55
Fans 1-4 4 HP FLA x 1.00 = 23.20
FLA x =
FLA x =
Main Feeder Ampacity = 251.35
Maximum Main Breaker Size
QTY HP AMPS
Compressors 1&3 2 HP RLA x 1.00 = 102.60
Compressors 2&4 2 HP RLA x 1.75 = 153.45
Fans 1-4 4 HP FLA x 1.00 = 23.20
FLA x =
FLA x
Circuit Breaker Size = 279.25
Circuit Breaker Size = 300
146.08
29-Nov-18
51.30
55.80
5.80
Per N.E.C. Table 310-16 (75 degrees C.,THHN/THWN copper): Provide 1 set of 300 kcmil THWN
Conductors
51.30
55.80
5.80
Multiple Load Motor Calcs.xls
Checked by: Date:
Electrical Calculations: BOILER
Main Minimum Circuit Ampacity 3 PH 208 V
QTY HP AMPS
Supply Fan 1 0.50 HP FLA x 1.25 = 3.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
Main Feeder Ampacity = 3.00
Maximum Main Breaker Size
QTY HP AMPS
Supply Fan 1 0.50 HP FLA x 2.00 = 4.80
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
Circuit Breaker Size = 4.8
Circuit Breaker Size = 20A
Per N.E.C. Table 310-16 (75 degrees C.,THHN/THWN copper): Provide #12 THHN Conductors
2.40
146.08
29-Nov-18
2.40
Checked by: Date:
Electrical Calculations: AHU-1
Main Minimum Circuit Ampacity 3 PH 208 V
QTY HP AMPS
Supply Fan 1 2.00 HP FLA x 1.25 = 9.75
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
Main Feeder Ampacity = 9.75
Maximum Main Breaker Size
QTY HP AMPS
Supply Fan 1 2.00 HP FLA x 2.00 = 15.60
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
Circuit Breaker Size = 15.6
Circuit Breaker Size = 30A
Per N.E.C. Table 310-16 (75 degrees C.,THHN/THWN copper): Provide #12 THHN Conductors
146.08
29-Nov-18
7.80
7.80
Checked by: Date:
Electrical Calculations: AHU-2
Main Minimum Circuit Ampacity 3 PH 208 V
QTY HP AMPS
Supply Fan 1 1.00 HP FLA x 1.00 = 4.60
Compressor 1 1 FLA x 1.25 = 22.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
Main Feeder Ampacity = 26.60
Maximum Main Breaker Size
QTY HP AMPS
Supply Fan 1 1.00 HP FLA x 1.00 = 4.60
Compressor 1 1 FLA x 1.75 = 30.80
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
Circuit Breaker Size = 35.4
Circuit Breaker Size = 40A
17.60
Per N.E.C. Table 310-16 (75 degrees C.,THHN/THWN copper): Provide #8 THHN Conductors
4.60
146.08
29-Nov-18
4.60
17.60
Checked by: Date:
Electrical Calculations: AHU-3
Main Minimum Circuit Ampacity 3 PH 208 V
QTY HP AMPS
Supply Fan 1 1.00 HP FLA x 1.00 = 4.60
Compressor 1 1 FLA x 1.25 = 22.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
FLA x 1.00 = 0.00
Main Feeder Ampacity = 26.60
Maximum Main Breaker Size
QTY HP AMPS
Supply Fan 1 1.00 HP FLA x 1.00 = 4.60
Compressor 1 1 FLA x 1.75 = 30.80
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
= 0.00
Circuit Breaker Size = 35.4
Circuit Breaker Size = 40A
17.60
Per N.E.C. Table 310-16 (75 degrees C.,THHN/THWN copper): Provide #8 THHN Conductors
4.60
146.08
29-Nov-18
4.60
17.60
Checked by: Date:
Electrical Calculations: Humidifier-1
Main Minimum Circuit Ampacity 3 PH 208 V
QTY HP AMPS
Humidifier 1 RLA x 1.25 = 38.88 x = x = x = x = x = x =
Main Feeder Ampacity = 38.88
Maximum Main Breaker Size
QTY HP AMPS
Humidifier 1 RLA x 1.25 = 38.88
Circuit Breaker Size = 38.9
Circuit Breaker Size = 40
146.08
29-Nov-18
31.10
Per N.E.C. Table 310-16 (75 degrees C.,THHN/THWN copper): Provide #8 THHN Conductors
31.10
Checked by: Date:
Electrical Calculations: Humidifier-2
Main Minimum Circuit Ampacity 1 PH 208 V
QTY HP AMPS
Humidifier 1 RLA x 1.25 = 19.50 x = x = x = x = x = x =
Main Feeder Ampacity = 20
Maximum Main Breaker Size
QTY HP AMPS
Humidifier 1 RLA x 1.25 = 19.50
Circuit Breaker Size = 19.5
Circuit Breaker Size = 20
146.08
29-Nov-18
15.60
Per N.E.C. Table 310-16 (75 degrees C.,THHN/THWN copper): Provide #12 THHN Conductors
15.60
Checked by: Date:
Electrical Calculations: Humidifier-3
Main Minimum Circuit Ampacity 1 PH 208 V
QTY HP AMPS
Humidifier 1 RLA x 1.25 = 22.50 x = x = x = x = x = x =
Main Feeder Ampacity = 22.50
Maximum Main Breaker Size
QTY HP AMPS
Humidifier 1 RLA x 1.25 = 22.50
Circuit Breaker Size = 22.5
Circuit Breaker Size = 30
146.08
29-Nov-18
18.00
Per N.E.C. Table 310-16 (75 degrees C.,THHN/THWN copper): Provide #12 THHN Conductors
18.00
CALCULATED BY LB DATE July 2018
MECHANICAL CALCULATIONS
CALCULATED BY LB DATE July 2018
M-1.0
DESIGN CONDITIONS AND LOAD CALCULATION
SHEET NO. 1 OF 4
CALCULATED BY STB DATE
SCALE
M-1.0 CODE ANALYSIS
1. The SOW last revised 05/12/17 states that the following codes are to be referenced:
.1 International Mechanical Code (IMC), most current version
.2 Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP)
.3 State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO)
.4 National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC)
.5 Commission of Fine Arts (CFA)
.6 Secretary of Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings
.7 NPS-28 Cultural Resource Management Guideline
2. The NPS Denver Service Center Mechanical Engineering Standards page (<https://www.nps.gov/dscw/ds-mechanical.htm>) references the following:
.1 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) 2015
.2 International Mechanical Code (IMC) 2015
.3 ASHRAE Standard 62.1-2013
.4 ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2013
.5 The Denver Service Center has the following HVAC Requirements outlined:
a. Indoor Design Conditions for Public, Office, and Living Spaces:
Winter: 72 degrees F
Summer: 75 degrees F
Maximum Relative Humidity: 60%
b. Indoor Design Conditions for Shop and Storage Spaces:
Winter: 65 degrees F
Summer: 80 degrees F
3. International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) 2015
.1 Chapter 5 CE - Existing Buildings
a. C501.6 Historic Buildings
No provisions of this code relating to the construction, repair, alteration, restoration, movement of structures, and change of occupancy shall be mandatory for historic buildings provided that a report has been submitted to the code official and signed by either a registered design professional, or a representative of the State Historic Preservation Office or the historic
SHEET NO. 2 OF 4
CALCULATED BY STB DATE
preservation authority having jurisdiction, demonstrating that compliance with that provision would threated, degrade or destroy the historic form, fabric or function of the building.
b. C503 Alterations
Alterations to any building or structure shall comply with the requirements for new construction.
- Alterations complying with ASHRAE 90.1 need not comply with requirements for new construction
4. International Mechanical Code (IMC) 2015
.1 Chapter 4 – Ventilation
a. Intake openings that terminate outdoors shall be protected with corrosion-resistant screens, louvers, or grilles. Openings in screens, louvers or grilles for intake openings in non-residential buildings shall be greater than ¼” and less than 1” according to Table 401.5.
.2 Chapter 10 – Boilers, Water Heaters and Pressure Vessel
a. Table 1004.3.1 Boiler Top Clearances
All boilers with manholes on top: 3 feet to overhead obstruction
All boilers without manholes on top: 2 feet to overhead obstruction
5. ASHRAE Standard 62.1-2013
.1 Chapter 5 Outdoor Air Intakes
a. Table 5.5.1 Air Intake Minimum Separation Distance
Class 2 Air Exhaust – 10 ft
Vents, Chimneys, and flues from combustion appliances – 15 ft
Driveway, street, or parking place – 5 feet
b. All proposed outdoor air louver locations satisfy these constraints
.2 Table 6.2.2.1 Ventilation Rates
a. Office spaces: 5 CFM/Person, .06 CFM/SF
b. Museum Galleries: 7.5 CFM/Person, .06 CFM/SF
c. Occupiable Storage: 5 CFM/Person, .06 CFM/SF
d. Library: 5 CFM/Person, .12 CFM/SF
e. Break Rooms: 5 CFM/Person, .06 CFM/SF
f. Kitchen: 7.5 CFM/Person, .12 CFM/SF
g. Corridor: 0 CFM/Person, .06 CFM/SF
.3 Table 6.5 Minimum Exhaust Rates
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a. Janitor Closet: 1 CFM/SF
b. Kitchenettes: .30 CFM/SF
c. Residential Kitchens: 100 CFM intermittent/ 50 CFM continuous
d. Public Toilets: 70 CFM intermittent/ 50 CFM continuous
6. ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2013
.1 Chapter 4 – Compliance
a. Per 4.2.1.3 Alterations of Existing Buildings, renovations projects must comply with Sections 5 through 10, provided that compliance will not result in the increase of energy consumption of the building.
.2 Chapter 6 – Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning
a. Per Paragraph 6.1.1.3 Alterations to HVACR in existing buildings, new equipment replacing existing equipment shall comply with section 6.2
.3 Min pipe size per flow
a. Table 6.5.4.6 Piping System Design Maximum Flow Rate in GPM
.4 Chiller efficiency(FEMP may override)
a. Table 6.8.1-3 Chiller Efficiency Requirements
Air Cooled Chillers < 150 tons: 10.1 FL EER, 13.7 IPLV (Path A) or 9.7 FL EER,
15.8 IPLV (Path B)
.5 Vfds on pumps and fans
a. 6.5.4.2 Hydronic Variable Flow Systems
HVAC Pumping Systems having a total system power exceeding 10 HP that include modulating control valves shall be designed for variable fluid flow and shall be capable of reducing pump flow to 50% or less of design flow rate.
b. 6.5.5.2 Fan Speed Control
Each fan powered by a motor of 7.5 hp or larger shall have the capability to operate at 2/3 full speed or less.
.6 Pipe insulation
a. 6.4.4.1 HVAC Insulation
Insulation exposed to weather shall be suitable for outdoor service, protected by aluminum, sheet metal, painted canvas, or plastic cover.
Insulation for chilled water piping, refrigerant piping, or cooling ducts located outside the conditioned space shall include a vapor retardant outside of the insulation.
.7 Boiler efficiency
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a. Table 6.8.1-6 Gas and Oil fired Boilers – Minimum Efficiency Requirements
Gas-fired hot water boilers between 300 MBH and 2500 MBH: 80%
7. WBDG 2016/FEMP EO 13693
.1 Executive Order 13693
a. By 2025, at least 15 percent of an agency’s existing buildings above 5000 SF must comply with the revised Guiding Principles for Federal Leadership in High Performance and Sustainable Buildings (Guiding Principles).
.2 Guiding Principles for Sustainable Federal Buildings – February 2016
a. Install building level meters for electricity, natural gas, and steam. Install advanced meters as required by statute; use standard meters where advanced meters are not appropriate.
b. Eliminate single pass cooling
c. Establish policy and implement a moisture control strategy to prevent building material damage, minimize mold growth, and reduce associated health risks.
d. Guiding Principles for Existing Buildings
Meet the commissioning requirements of EISA 2007 Section 432 and FEMP Guidance
8. ASHRAE HVAC Applications Chapter 23: Museums, Galleries, Archives, and Libraries
.1 Table 4
a. Partial Control
Building Class III: Uninsulated Masonry, framed and sided walls, single glazed windows.
Building Class IV: Heavy Masonry or composite walls with plaster. Tight Construction; storm windows
.2 Table 3
a. Class C Control:
Prevent all High-Risk Extremes
Within 25 to 75% RH Year-Round. Temperature Rarely over 86˚F, usually below 77 ˚F
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M-1.2 EXISTING EQUIPMENT
1. Chiller
.1 McQuay ALR30ES12-ER10 air-cooled chiller
.2 Nominal 30 ton
.3 Scheduled to take 85 GPM of water with 30% glycol from 55˚F to 45˚F.
2. Boiler
.1 RBI Water Heaters 33-SB0400NEMSSPS natural gas boiler
.2 399 MBH input/ 334 MBH output
.3 Scheduled with EWT of 160˚F
3. Fan Coil Units
.1 Schedule information
Mounting CFM GPM Cooling
Cooling
EWT
Cooling
LWT
GPM
Heating
Heating
EWT
Heating
LWT
FCU-1 Exposed Vertical
215 1.3 45˚F 55˚F 1.0 180˚F 160˚F
FCU-2 Exposed Vertical
285 1.7 45˚F 55˚F 1.2 180˚F 160˚F
FCU-3 Exposed Vertical
395 2.3 45˚F 55˚F 1.6 180˚F 160˚F
FCU-4 Hideaway Vertical
380 2.75 45˚F 55˚F 1.6 180˚F 160˚F
FCU-5 Hideaway Horizontal
330 1.9 45˚F 55˚F 1.9 180˚F 160˚F
4. Pumps
.1 Chilled Water
a. Scheduled 90 gpm, 50 ft head
.2 Hot Water
a. Scheduled 35 gpm, 35 ft head
b. Nameplate: Weinman 1.5G-10P14
.3 Standby
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a. Scheduled 90 gpm, 50 ft head
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M-1.2 BELMONT-PAUL LOAD CALCULATION
1. Design Conditions
.1 Outdoor (From UFC 3-400-02)
a. Washington/National DC WMO No. 724050
b. Summer:
92 F D.B., 76 F W.B. (1% D.B. & MCWB)
132 gr/lb, 83°F D.B. (1% HR & MCDB)
c. Winter:
20 F D.B., 17° F W.B. (99% D.B. & MCWB)
.2 Indoor
a. Summer indoor design temperature is 75 F D.B. and 50% RH
b. Winter indoor design temperature is 70 F D.B.
2. Building Envelope
.1 R-Values are taken from ASHRAE HOF 2013 Chapter 18 Table 18
.2 Exterior Walls
a. Assume all basement level exterior walls have the following construction:
Material R-value Total R Total U
Outside Film 0.25 3.65 .27
4” face brick .65
Air Gap .87
24” Masonry foundation 24*.05
Inside Film 0.68
b. Treat the Interior Terrace exterior walls as a wood-framed window assembly, with a U-Value of .89 same as all other windows
c. Assume all other exterior walls have the following construction:
Outside Film 0.25 3.87 .26
14” brick 14*.17 Plaster on lathe(count as 5/8”gypsum)
.56
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.3 Roof
a. Assume Roofing over the Interior Terrace has the following construction:
Outside Film 0.25 8.6 .12
Rubber Roofing Pavers(count as built-up roof)
.33
Wood Sheathing Board(count as 5/8” plywood)
.78
R-6 Insulation 6.0
Plaster on Lathe .56
b. Assume roofing over the library and kitchen wing have the following construction:
Outside Film 0.25 3.27 .30
Standing Seam Metal Roofing 0.00
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30-lb Asphalt-Saturated Felt 0.00
Wood Sheathing Board .78
Air Gap 1.0
c. Assume roofing over the original house north of the chimneys has the following construction:
Outside Film 0.25 8.3 .12
30-lb Asphalt-Saturated Felt 0.00
Wood Sheathing Board .78
R-6 Insulation 6.0
d. Assume roofing over the original house south of the chimneys has the following construction:
Outside Film 0.25 9.3 .11
30-lb Asphalt-Saturated Felt 0.00
Wood Sheathing Board .81
R-6 Insulation 6.0
Air Gap 1.0
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e. Treat sloped roof sections to north and south end of third floor house as north and south facing walls
.4 Windows
a. From Table 10 of Ch. 15 2013 ASHRAE HOF
b. Assume Library glazing is operable, wood frame with coated double 1/4” pane glass
Use U-Value = .5
Use Shading Coefficient =..55
c. Assume all other glazing is operable, wood frame with uncoated single 1/4” pane glass
Use U-Value = .95
Use Shading Coefficient = .82
3. Infiltration
.1 Take as Pressurized, Poor Construction
4. Internal Loads
.1 Personnel
a. Smaller exhibit spaces and associated corridors are assumed to typically have around a five-person standing occupancy. Larger exhibit spaces are assumed to have a 10 person max constant occupancy.
Heat gain per AHSRAE 2013 HOF Chapter 18 Table 1: Standing, 250 BTUH sensible and 250 BTUH latent.
b. Office space occupancies are taken as worst-case scenarios.
Heat gain per AHSRAE 2013 HOF Chapter 18 Table 1: Moderately active office work, 250 BTUH sensible and 200 BTUH latent.
.2 Lighting
a. Assume 1W/SF all areas
.3 Power
a. Room 110 Interior Terrace has the following equipment:
42” LED TV = 30W
b. Assume the following equipment for all open office areas:
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One work station/person = 120W each
One LaserJet printer = 30W
One Copier = 260W
One projector = 30W
c. Assume the following equipment for all private offices:
One work station/person = 120W each
One LaserJet printer = 30W
d. Assume the following equipment for the Gift Shop:
One workstation = 120W
e. Assume the following pieces of equipment for the third floor Kitchenette:
One Microwave = 60W
One standard Refrigerator = 350W
One Coffee Maker = 30W
One toaster oven = 5,300 BTUH(standby)
5. Ventilation
.1 Use ASHRAE 62.1-2013 rates, Table 6.2.2.1
a. Office spaces: 5 CFM/Person, .06 CFM/SF
b. Museum Galleries: 7.5 CFM/Person, .06 CFM/SF
c. Occupiable Storage: 5 CFM/Person, .06 CFM/SF
d. Library: 5 CFM/Person, .12 CFM/SF
e. Break Rooms: 5 CFM/Person, .06 CFM/SF
f. Kitchen: 7.5 CFM/Person, .12 CFM/SF
g. Corridor: 0 CFM/Person, .06 CFM/SF
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M-2.0
AHU-1
JOB
SHEET NO.
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AIR HANDLING UNIT -
Preheat Coil Selection
Maximum Coil CFM:
( deg F. - deg F. ) x 1.1 x CFM = BTUH
Heating Water
BTUH = GPM USE GPM
deg F. TEMP RISE x 500 deg F. to GPM of deg F. heating water at deg F. water temperature rise
FPM maximum face velocity at maximum airflow
Inches W.G. maximum coil air pressure drop at maximum airflow
Feet maximum water pressure drop5 deg F. with 8.0
180 20
0.10
0.0
HEATING COIL
1,200 CFM from 0.0
Heating Capacity
55.0 0.0 1,200 72,600
72,600 7.3 8.0
OUTSIDE AIR 0.0
ROOM TEMP 75.0
SUPPLY AIR 55.0
1,200 TEMPERATURE
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DATE
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AIR HANDLING UNIT - AHU-1 Reheat coil
Heating Coil Selection
Heating Coil CFM:
Heating Capacity
( deg F. - deg F. ) x 1.1 x CFM = BTUH
Heating Water
BTUH = GPM USE GPM
deg F. temp rise x 500
Heating Coil Summary
CFM from deg F. to GPM of deg F. heating water at deg F. water temperature drop.
Fpm maximum face velocity
Inches W.G. maximum coil air pressure drop
Feet maximum water pressure drop
180 20
0.10
17,160 1.7 2.0
1,200 55.0 68.0 deg F. with 2.0
SET POINT 68.0
68.0 55.0 1,200 17,160
DATE 12-Jul-18
1,200 TEMPERATURE
LB
ENTERING AIR 55.0
DATE
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AIR HANDLING UNIT -
Cooling Coil CFM: BTU/LB
Outside Air CFM:
Percent Outside Air: Outside Air x deg F. = x btu/lb = x deg F. = x btu/lb = deg F. D.B. BTU/LB
Use deg F. D.B. Use BTU/LB
From psychrometric chart deg F. W.B.
Room Sensible Heat Ratio =
Apparatus Dewpoint = deg F.
By-Pass Factor =
Supply Air Temperature Rise ( 1 - ) x ( - ) = deg F. D.B.
USE deg F. D.B.
D.B. Leaving Air Temperature = deg F. D.B.
W.B. Leaving Air Temperature From Psych Chart = deg F. W.B.
Leaving Air Enthalpy = BTU/LB x ( - ) = or Tons
BTUH Sensible
Chilled Glycol
BTUH GPM GPM
deg F. RISE x 500 x
CFM from deg F. D.B
& deg F. W.B. with
FPM Maximum Face Velocity
Inches W.G. Maximum Wet Coil Air Pressure Drop
Feet Maximum Water Pressure Drop
DATE
AHU-1
Cooling Coil Selection
OF
DATE
1,200 D.B. W. B. Propylene Glycol
1,200 Return Air 77 63.3 28.6
28 Glycol
Solution 30%
Ave. Temp. 49
100.0% 83 77.1 40.62 SP. Heat 0.93
Mixed Air Conditions
1.00 83.0 83.0 1.00 40.6
Room 75 62.5
83.0 40.62
83.0 40.62
76.7
Leaving Air Conditions
40.62
0.00 77.0 0.0 0.00 28.6 0.00
21.0
75.0 Rm. T. - 21.0 54.0
0.90
54.0
0.05
0.05 75.0 54.0
53.5
22.3
Cooling Load
1,200 CFM x 4.45 40.62 22.30 97,829
14 0.93
Cooling coil
1,200 83.0 deg F. D.B. and
BTUH Total 8.2
38,280
97,829
15.0 Use 16.0
1.00
76.7 deg F. W.B. to 54.0
53.5 16.0 GPM of 44 deg F. chilled 30% Propylene Glycol
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AIR HANDLING UNIT -
Supply Fan
Static Pressure Estimate At Design
Damper =
Filters =
F&B Dampers =
Heating coils =
Cooling coils =
Casing Loss =
Ductwork 0. "P.D/100 LF =
Fittings = see attached
Diffusers/Registers =
Total in W.G
Use in W.G
Fan Selection
1,200 CFM at 4.50 inches W.G.
AHU-1
1,200 CFM
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1.0
DATE
0.1
1.5
0.3
208 V/ 3 PH/ 60 HZ
1.4
4.3
4.50
9 " DIA. wheel, 1800 RPM
1.81 BHP, 2 HP motor
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W H
12 12
12 12
12 12
18 12
18 12
18 12
18 12
18 12
20 12
20 12
10 14
10 14
10 14
10 14
10 14
10 14
10 14
10 14
10 14
10 14
10 14
10 14
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
8 8
8 8
8 6
8 6
8 6
10 6
10 6
8 6
8 6
W H 0.00000 0.000001 Supply 0.00000
0.42 0.00115 0.00000 0.00115
0.00000 8.979 0.014 0.00123 0.10000
39 SR5-13 Tee 70 210 0.00275
38 Rect. Duct 70 210 0.00275
1.04 0.00413 0.00000 0.00413
0.00000 2.9167 0.017 0.00051 0.00051
37 SR5-13 Tee 105 252 0.00396
36 Rect. Duct 105 252 0.00396
0.28 0.00173 0.00000 0.00173
0.00118 0.00000 0.001180.19
35 Transition 105 315 0.00619
34 Fire Damper 105 315 0.00619
0.00000 2.75 0.029 0.00081 0.00081
0.00736 0.00000 0.007360.97
33 Rect. Duct 105 315 0.00619
32 SR5-15 Tee 155 349 0.00758
0.00000 10 0.030 0.00296 0.00296
0.08096 0.00000 0.0809616.47
31 Rect. Duct 155 349 0.00758
30 SR5-5 Tee 195 281 0.00492
8.23 0.07472 0.00000 0.07472
0.11544 0.00000 0.115446.35
29 SR5-5 Tee 265 382 0.00908
28 SR5-5 Tee 375 540 0.01818
0.00000 10 0.052 0.00518 0.00518
0.18273 0.00000 0.1827313.99
27 Rect. Duct 375 540 0.01818
26 SR5-5 Tee 445 458 0.01306
7.75 0.15745 0.00000 0.15745
0.00000 10 0.048 0.00477 0.00477
25 SR5-5 Tee 555 571 0.02032
24 Rect. Duct 555 571 0.02032
0.25 0.00508 0.00000 0.00508
0.00000 0.33 0.048 0.00016 0.00016
23 Mitered Elbow 555 571 0.02032
22 Rect. Duct 555 571 0.02032
0.14 0.00284 0.00000 0.00284
0.00000 1 0.048 0.00048 0.00048
21 Radius Elbow 555 571 0.02032
20 Rect. Duct 555 571 0.02032
0.14 0.00284 0.00000 0.00284
0.00000 12.109 0.048 0.00578 0.00578
19 Radius Elbow 555 571 0.02032
18 Rect. Duct 555 571 0.02032
0.25 0.00508 0.00000 0.00508
0.00000 2.2656 0.048 0.00108 0.00108
17 Mitered Elbow 555 571 0.02032
16 Rect. Duct 555 571 0.02032
0.25 0.00508 0.00000 0.00508
0.01616 0.00000 0.016160.50
15 Mitered Elbow 555 571 0.02032
14 Duct Split 1200 720 0.03232
0.25 0.00808 0.00000 0.00808
0.00032 0.00000 0.000320.01
13 Mitered Elbow 1200 720 0.03232
12 Transition 1200 800 0.03990
0.11 0.00439 0.00000 0.07000
0.00000 2.125 0.070 0.00149 0.07000
11 Radius Elbow 1200 800 0.03990
10 Rect. Duct 1200 800 0.03990
0.00000 0.00000 0.07000
0.00000 0.00000 0.10000
9 Humidifier 1200 0.00000
8 Heating Coil 1200 0.00000
0.11 0.00455 0.00000 0.00455
0.00000 1 0.070 0.00070 0.00070
7 Radius Elbow 1200 800 0.03990
6 Rect. Duct 1200 800 0.03990
0.03 0.00287 0.00000 0.00287
0.02244 0.00000 0.022440.25
5 Transition 1200 1200 0.08978
4 Mitered Elbow 1200 1200 0.08978
0.3 0.02693 0.00000 0.02693
0.00000 0.00000
2 System effect 1200 1200 0.08978
1 Supply 0.00000
Co
FITTING
P.D.
LENGTH
IN FEET
P.D FRICTION
P.D.
ITEM P.D.
100LF
ITEM
NO.
SIZE DESCRIPTION CFM VELOCITY
VELOCITY
PRESSURE
DATE
PRESSURE DROP CALCULATION
SYSTEM: AHU-1
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DATE
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8 6
8 6
8 6
TOTAL 1.262
USE 1.40
0.00000 0.00000 0.10000
0.00000 6.5 0.005 0.00031 0.00031
5 Diffuser 40 120 0.00090
4 Rect. Duct 40 120 0.00090
0.37 0.00033 0.00000 0.000332 Damper 40 120 0.00090
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Heating Coil GPM =
Piping Friction loss =
= ft
= ft
Inline Circulator
8 GPM at 3.5 FT. Head
Equipment Eqv. Len. Ft. Head
115 V/ 1 PH/ 60 HZ
Pipe & Fitting 80 1.12
Check Valve 13 0.18
SUM 3.50
USE 3.5
0.25 HP motor, 1800 RPM
Heating Coil - 2.20
DATE
HEATING COIL CIRCULATION PUMP - AHU-1
Estimated Head
DATE
1.4 Ft/ 100 ft of piping
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Job Name: Belmont-Paul Women's Eq
Total Weight
Totals: 32
LBS.Model No.
HW-8.0CW-12.0 X 18.0-1-0.25
Qty.
In Face
1.00
CA-HW-100Dwg:
Coil
Row:
Fin:
Circuit:
HW
8.00
1/4
Copper Wave
Tube:
Fin Material:
Csg Material:
Connection:
Hdr Material:
0.625 inch X 0.020 inch Copper Seamless Tubes, Orificed Tubes
(1) 1.5" Threaded Carbon Stl
Standard Carbon Stl with Brazed Joints
1-1/2" Leg with Galvanized Casings
TF:
/ IN
FL
18.00
Thickness: 0.0075
INCH
IN.
Performance
Pressure:
Airflow:
Standard Face Velocity:
Entering Dry Bulb Temp:
Leaving Dry Bulb Temp:
Sensible Heat Load:
Total Heat Load:
Outside Surface Fouling:
Losses
Air Friction:
Entering Temp:
Leaving Temp:
Flow Rate:
Tube Velocity:
Inside Surface Fouling:
Elevation:29.92 IN HG Sea Level
1,200.0 SCFM
800.0 FPM
55.0 °F
68.2 °F
17.2 MBH
17.2 MBH
0.0000 HR·FT²·°F/BTU
Water
180.0 °F
162.3 °F
2.00 GPM
1.1
0.0000 HR·FT²·°F/BTU
0.23 IN H2O 0.4 FT H2O
System Face Area: FT²1.5
Pressure Drop:
Comments:
V
FPS
Notes & Warnings:
56 Rated in accordance with AHRI Standard 410.
46 Total surface not used. Reduce gpm, rows, or fin series.
Program Version: 3.5.4 Dll Ver: PriceDB Ver:ahu-1 reheat.afn
7/12/2018Performance Climate Changer
Job Name
User Name
Address
146.08
TIG
Quantity
Job Comments
Performance Climate Changer CSAA-1
Module Position: 0Unit level options
Actual airflow 1200 cfm Fuse size circuit 1 15.00 A
Unit elevation 0.00 ft Product group Indoor unit
Unit size 3 High voltage location Right
Integral base frame 6in. integral base frame Length 79.000 in
UL listed unit UL listed unit Width 31.500 in
Circuit number 1 Supply fan motor(s) Height 32.500 in
FLA (CV) circuit 1 7.06 A Installed weight 819.3 lb
MCA circuit 1 8.70 A Rigging weight 787.3 lb
MOP circuit 1 15.26 A
Module Position: 0Controls and VFD/starter
Factory controls package No factory controls Frost protection sensor None
Automatic Selection No auto selection Outside air sensor None
Controller mounting No mount Design sequence - controls K
Controller type No controller Prepackaged solution option used PPS common configuration not used
LCD screen No LCD Total number of control points 0 control points
Module Position: 0Warranty
Warranty section Std. warranty only
Module Position: 1Filter section
Section type Filter Filter condition Mid-life
Unit size 3 Filter area 3.47 sq ft
Filter type Flat filter Filter face velocity 346 ft/min
Filter frame 2in./4in. combo w/ space for dual sensor
Filter pressure drop 0.605 in H2O
Access door location Right Prefilter pressure drop 0.590 in H2O
Primary filter type 1 - run set 4in. cartridge - MERV 13 -standard
Filter section pressure drop 1.195 in H2O
Prefilter filter type 2" Pleated media - MERV 8 Section length 19.000 in
Design sequence F Section width 31.500 in
Dirty filter status Pressure gage Section height 32.500 in
Filter airflow 1200 cfm Section weight 100.8 lb
1All weights and dimensions are approximate. Certified prints on request.
Where applicable air-handling performance data shall be certified in accordance with AHRI standard 430. Air handlers with multiple direct drive fans, or direct drive fans in an array arrangement are rated in accordance with AHRI 430.
Module Position: 2Coil section
Coil se [2]-1
Section type Horizontal coil Target valve pressure drop 4.00 psig
Unit size 3 Coil type 3W
Section size Small Rows 1
Side access door location None Fin type Omega flo H (Hi efficient)
Coil application Heating coil Fin material Aluminum fins
Changeover coil No Tube diameter 3/8in. tube diameter (9.5 mm)
System type Hot water Tube matl/wall thickness .012" (0.305 mm) copper tubes
Coil supply/cabinet side Right Turbulators Yes
Coil casing Galvanized Corrosion resistant coating None
Coil height Unit coil height Coil face velocity 411 ft/min
Extended drain and vent Holes only Air pressure drop 0.100 in H2O
Drain pan No drain pan Leaving fluid temperature 120.00 F
Design sequence F Fluid pressure drop 2.12 ft H2O
Apply AHRI ranges No Fluid volume 0.68 gal
Coil performance airflow 1200 cfm Fluid velocity 2.39 ft/s
Coil elevation 0.00 ft Total cap top or single coil 71.58 MBh
Entering dry bulb 0.00 F Coil face area 2.92 sq ft
Leaving dry bulb 55.00 F Coil rigging weight 23.1 lb
Total capacity 71.58 MBh Coil installed weight 28.8 lb
Nominal fin spacing 158 Per Foot Coil section pressure drop 0.100 in H2O
Entering fluid temperature 140.00 F Section length 10.000 in
Fluid temperature drop 20.00 F Section height 32.500 in
Standard fluid flow rate 7.17 gpm Section width 31.500 in
Coil fouling factor 0.00025 hr-sq ft-deg F/Btu Section weight 92.0 lb
Fluid type Water AHRI 410 classification AHRI ACHC Certified
Coil fluid percentage 100.00 %
Note: Certified in accordance with the AHRI Forced-Circulation Air-Cooling and Air-Heating Coils Certification Program which is based on AHRI Standard 410 within the Range of Standard Rating Conditions listed in Table 1 of the Standard. Certified units may be found in the AHRI Directory at www.ahridirectory.org.
2All weights and dimensions are approximate. Certified prints on request.
Where applicable air-handling performance data shall be certified in accordance with AHRI standard 430. Air handlers with multiple direct drive fans, or
Module Position: 3Coil section
Coil se [3]-1
Section type Horizontal coil Fluid type Propylene glycol
Unit size 3 Coil fluid percentage 30.00 %
Section size Medium Target valve pressure drop 4.00 psig
Side access door location None Coil type UW
Coil application Cooling coil Rows 8
Changeover coil No Fin type Delta flo H (Hi efficient)
System type Chilled water Fin material Aluminum fins
Coil supply/cabinet side Right Tube diameter 1/2in. tube diameter (12.7 mm)
Coil casing Galvanized Tube matl/wall thickness .016" (0.406 mm) copper tubes
Coil height Unit coil height Turbulators Yes
Extended drain and vent Holes only Corrosion resistant coating None
Drain pan Galvanized Coil face velocity 411 ft/min
Drain connection location Right Air pressure drop 0.818 in H2O
Design sequence F J trap dimension 2.164 in
Apply AHRI ranges No H trap dimension 4.327 in
Coil performance airflow 1200 cfm Leaving fluid temperature 54.00 F
Coil elevation 0.00 ft Fluid pressure drop 4.56 ft H2O
Entering dry bulb 89.00 F Fluid volume 2.79 gal
Entering wet bulb 79.00 F Fluid velocity 2.21 ft/s
Leaving dry bulb 54.00 F Coil face area 2.92 sq ft
Leaving wet bulb 53.90 F Coil rigging weight 77.4 lb
Sensible capacity 46.97 MBh Coil installed weight 103.8 lb
Total capacity 107.34 MBh Coil section pressure drop 0.859 in H2O
Nominal fin spacing 128 Per Foot Section length 14.000 in
Entering fluid temperature 42.00 F Section height 32.500 in
Fluid temperature rise 12.00 F Section width 31.500 in
Standard fluid flow rate 19.36 gpm Section weight 182.2 lb
Coil fouling factor 0.00000 hr-sq ft-deg F/Btu AHRI 410 classification NOT Certified by AHRI
Note: Coil is NOT certified by AHRI. Coil is within the scope of AHRI Standard 410.
3All weights and dimensions are approximate. Certified prints on request.
Where applicable air-handling performance data shall be certified in accordance with AHRI standard 430. Air handlers with multiple direct drive fans, or
Module Position: 4Fan section
Fan sec [4]-1
Section type Fan Elevation 0.00 ft
Fan application Supply fan Minimum temperature 40.00 F
Unit size 3 Design temperature 70.00 F
Inlet location Back inlet Total static pressure override 4.500 in H2O
Fan orientation Top-front discharge Fan size and type 9-4 partial width wheel, H press
Fan discharge Top front Backdraft damper None
Side access door location Right Fan quantity 1
Protective grate No Total brake horsepower 1.808 hp
Drive location Right side drive Total brake horsepower at min temp 1.917 hp
Design sequence M Total static pressure 4.500 in H2O
Motor horsepower per fan 2 hp Speed 2227 rpm
Full load motor efficiency 86.50 % Outlet area 0.50 sq ft
Motor class NEMA premium compliant
ODP
Fan outlet velocity 2423 ft/min
Motor voltage 200-208/3 Fan module pressure drop 4.500 in H2O
Cycle 60 cycles/sec Fan discharge loss pressure drop 0.000 in H2O
Drive service factor 1.5 fixed drive Section height 32.500 in
Motor RPM 1800 Section length 36.000 in
Fan airflow 1200 cfm Section width 31.500 in
Overall ESP 2.346 in H2O Section weight 444.4 lb
Unit entering ESP 1.173 in H2O Static pressure origin Program calculated
Unit discharge ESP 1.173 in H2O
4All weights and dimensions are approximate. Certified prints on request.
Where applicable air-handling performance data shall be certified in accordance with AHRI standard 430. Air handlers with multiple direct drive fans, or
146.08 F:\PROJECTS\14\146 NPS (Alpha)\146.08 Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument\Calcs\Mech\Equipment\AHU-1\DOAS.psd
7/12/2018 11:33:05 AM
Page: 1 TOPSS Fan Curve / Acoustical Information h p
900 RPM
1100 RPM
1300 RPM
1500 RPM
1700 RPM
1900 RPM
2100 RPM
2300 RPM
2500 RPM
2700 RPM
2900 RPM
25 %WO 50 %WO
60 %WO
70 %WO
80 %WO
90 %WO
BHP adjusted 5% for approximate drive loss
UnitSize: 4FB
Motor Frequency: 60.00Hz
Operating Airflow: 1200.00 cfm
Operating Static Pressure: 4.50 in H2O
Operating RPM: 2227.44
Operating Brake Power: 1.81 hp
Altitude: 0.00 ft
Design Temp: 70.00 F
Max BHP: 1.92 hp
Efficiency: 47.09 %
Date: 7/12/18
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
CSAA-1 - Supply Fan sec [4]-1 Size 3 Horizontal Draw-Thru 9-4 inch FC H press - Single Fan
T o ta l
S ta ti c
P r e s s u r e in
H
O
Airflow (cfm)
WIZE-EE8926 07/10/2018
Cummins-Wagner
(301) 490-9007 info@cummins-wagner.com
Model: 1.25x1.25x5.25
8.0 US gpm
3 ft
0 ft
14.4 %
0.0 %
5 in
--- hp
0.0419 bhp
--- rpm
600 rpm
5.16 ft
3.02 ft
2.61 gpm
17.4 gpm
68 ºF
Water
55 lbs
1.08 ft²
1.25x1.25x5.25
WIZE-EE8926
Dimensions are subject to change. Not to be used for construction purposes unless certified
RPM: 1725 Discharge Size: 1.25 Phase: 1 A-Dim: 8.31 D-Dim: 2.94
E-Dim: 10.78 F-Dim: 6.44 G-Dim: 3.44 H-Dim: 20.66 K-Dim: 3.67
L-Dim: 1.38 M-Dim: 2.50 N-Dim: 7.55 P-Dim: 0.75 R-Dim: 5.00
S-Dim: 6.00 T-Dim: 11.00 CAD model unit system: inch/pound
CALCULATED BY LB DATE July 2018
M-3.0
WATER SOURCE HEAT PUMPS – AHUS 2 & 3
CALCULATED BY
CHECKED BY
Scale
W H
16 10
16 10
16 10
16 10
16 10
16 10
16 10
16 10
16 10
16 10
16 10
16 10
16 10
10 12
10 12
10 12
10 8
10 8
10 8
10 8
10 8
10 8
W H
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14 0.00087 0.00087
0.00198
0.00000 0.15255
39 Rect. Duct 1200 882 0.04846 0.00000 1 0.087
0.93 0.02003 0.00000 0.02003
3.25 0.040 0.00131 0.00131
38 ER5-3 Tee 800 588 0.02154
0.00000 0.00538
37 Rect. Duct 800 588 0.02154 0.00000
36 Mitered Elbow 800 588 0.02154 0.25 0.00538
0.00000 1.25 0.040 0.00050 0.00050
0.00000 0.00538
35 Rect. Duct 800 588 0.02154
0.00404 0.00404
34 Mitered Elbow 800 588 0.02154 0.25 0.00538
33 Rect. Duct 800 588 0.02154 0.00000 10 0.040
0.25 0.00538 0.00000 0.00538
2.67 0.040 0.00108 0.00108
32 Mitered Elbow 800 588 0.02154
0.00000 0.00538
31 Rect. Duct 800 588 0.02154 0.00000
30 Mitered Elbow 800 588 0.02154 0.25 0.00538
0.00000 3.85 0.040 0.00155 0.00155
0.00000 0.10000
29 Rect. Duct 800 588 0.02154
0.00032 0.00032
28 Return Grille 800 588 0.02154 0.00000
27 Rect. Duct 400 294 0.00538 0.00000 3 0.011
0.00000 0.00000 0.10000
0.00000 0.00000
26 Return Grille 400 294 0.00538
0.00000 0.01515
25 Return
24 SR5-5 Tee 250 450 0.01262 1.20 0.01515
0.00000 10 0.042 0.00423 0.00423
0.00000 0.00316
23 Rect. Duct 250 450 0.01262
0.00226 0.00226
22 Mitered Elbow 250 450 0.01262 0.25 0.00316
21 Rect. Duct 250 450 0.01262 0.00000 5.33 0.042
20 Mitered Elbow 250 450 0.01262
0.00000 0.00673
19 Rect. Duct 250 450 0.01262 0.00000
0.25 0.00316 0.00000 0.00316
4.67 0.042 0.00198
17 SR5-5 Tee 450 540 0.01818
18 Transition 250 300 0.00561 1.20 0.00673
0.27 0.00487 0.00000 0.00487
0.00260 0.00260
15 SR5-13 Boot Tap 1050 945 0.05567 2.74 0.15255
16 Rect. Duct 450 540 0.01818 0.00000 5.583 0.047
0.00000 0.00218
14 Rect. Duct 1050 945 0.05567 0.00000 4.167 0.117 0.00486 0.00486
13 SR5-5 Tee 1200 1080 0.07272 0.03 0.00218
11 Mitered Elbow 1200 1080 0.07272
12 Rect. Duct 1200 1080 0.07272 0.00000 9.24 0.150
0.25 0.01818 0.00000 0.01818
0.01388 0.01388
0.00000 0.01818
10 Rect. Duct 1200 1080 0.07272 0.00000 6.75 0.150 0.01014 0.01014
9 Mitered Elbow 1200 1080 0.07272 0.25 0.01818
0.00000 0.01818
8 Rect. Duct 1200 1080 0.07272 0.00000 0.75 0.150 0.00113 0.00113
7 Mitered Elbow 1200 1080 0.07272 0.25 0.01818
5 Humidifier 1200 1080 0.07272
6 Rect. Duct 1200 1080 0.07272 0.00000 3 0.150
0.00000 0.00000 0.07000
0.00451 0.00451
0.00000 0.01294
4 Mitered Elbow 1200 1080 0.07272 0.25 0.01818
2 System effect 1200 1080 0.07272 0.178 0.01294
0.00000 0.01818
0.00000 0.00000
P.D FRICTION
P.D.
ITEM P.D.
100LF
Co
FITTING
P.D.
LENGTH
IN FEET
1 Supply 0.00000
ITEM
NO.
SIZE DESCRIPTION CFM VELOCITY
VELOCITY
PRESSURE
DATE
SYSTEM: AHU-2
Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument 146.08
OF
JF DATE 13-Jul-18
F:\PROJECTS\14\146 NPS (Alpha)\146.08 Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument\Calcs\Mech\Equipment\AHU-2\146.08 AHU-2 Pressure Drop
CALCULATED BY
CHECKED BY
Scale
DATE
Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument 146.08
OF
JF DATE 13-Jul-18
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14
14 14
SYSTEM: AHU-2
ITEM
NO.
SIZE DESCRIPTION CFM VELOCITY
VELOCITY
PRESSURE
Co
FITTING
P.D.
LENGTH
IN FEET
P.D FRICTION
P.D.
ITEM P.D.
100LF
40 Mitered Elbow 1200 882 0.04846 0.25 0.01211 0.00000 0.01211
0.00218 0.00218
42 Mitered Elbow 1200 882 0.04846 0.25 0.01211 0.00000 0.01211
41 Rect. Duct 1200 882 0.04846 0.00000 2.5 0.087
0.00174 0.00174
44 Mitered Elbow 1200 882 0.04846 0.25 0.01211 0.00000 0.01211
43 Rect. Duct 1200 882 0.04846 0.00000 2 0.087
TOTAL 0.734
USE 1.00
0.00000 0.0533045 ER7-1 Fan Inlet 1200 882 0.04846 1.1 0.05330
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Project Submittal Bosch Thermotechnology
Prepared For:
<company> <customer>
Sold To:
Date: 7/2/2018
Customer P.O. Number:
Job Number:
Customer Project Number:
Job Name: BEPA
FHP is pleased to provide the enclosed submittal for your review and approval.
Product Summary
The attached information describes the equipment we propose to furnish for this project and is submitted for your approval.
Qty Model Description
2 ES - Ultra Efficiency | ½ to 6 tons
The results reported herein are based on testing by FHP. Variations in the installation and operational environment may alter performance. FHP disclaims all warranties, express and implied, that the performance will be as reported, including the warranty of merchantability and fitness for purpose. Continuous research and development may result in a change to an appliances design and specifications, which FHP may change without notice
Product Data -
Series: ES - Series Size: 071 - 6 Ton Voltage: 3 - 208-230/60/3 Cabinet: VT - Vertical Coax: C - Copper Water Connection: F - Front Return Air: L - Left Discharge Air: T - Top Fan / Motor: A - Constant Airflow ECM Air Coil / Load Side Coax: U - Uncoated Revision Level: A - Current Cabinet Construction: F - Galv /1/2" Clsd Cell w/ Comp Blnkt (EQ) Application: G - EXTENDED RANGE (Geothermal) General Electric: E - Pump/valve relay General Electric: M - Wire to 208 V Refrigerant Circuit: C - Hot Gas Bypass with Hot Gas Reheat System Control: M - DDC-Multi-Protocol (BacNET) Air Filtration: 4 - MERV8 - 2" w/ 4-SIDED FILTER
Ultra Efficiency | ½ to 6 tons
Size Qty Description Model Number
071 1 Ultra Efficiency | ½ to 6 tons ES071-3VTC-FLTAUA-_FGEMXXXC_MX_X4XXXXSBA
Tag(s): AHU-2
Unit Voltage: 208-230/3/60
Page 3 of 5FHP Submittal
The results reported herein are based on testing by FHP. Variations in the installation and operational environment may alter performance. FHP disclaims all warranties, express and implied, that the performance will be as reported, including the warranty of merchantability and fitness for purpose. Continuous research and development may result in a change to an appliances design and specifications, which FHP may change without notice
July 2, 2018BEPA
CFM
inches H20 inches H20
Total Static:
Internal PD:
CFM:
External Duct…
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