Attachment 8-648-20-116 Drawings 170-187.pdf

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These documents are electrical one-line diagrams and electrical schedules for a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) construction project located in Vancouver, Washington. The comprehensive set of drawings includes multiple detailed electrical distribution system diagrams for various buildings, showing power distribution from main switchboards through panel boards and circuit breakers. The drawings cover electrical infrastructure for different building sections, including panel boards labeled with designations like LB, LA, MCC, WHA, and others, with voltage and amperage specifications. The electrical schedules provide extensive details on protective devices, equipment locations, and circuit configurations across multiple buildings, indicating a complex electrical system upgrade or replacement project. The documents are part of a design-build project with phase information and revisions noted, suggesting an ongoing construction or renovation effort for VA facilities.

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400AF/400AT

20A

BLDG EQUIPMENT NAME

NO. OF

UNKNOWN

CIRCUITS

01-LB SECT 1 (REPLACEMENT) 4

01-LSLA (REPLACEMENT) 1

01-LA SECT 2 (REPLACEMENT) 12

01-KLA SUBPANEL (EXISTING) 2

01-C2 (EXISTING) 14

01-KIOSK (EXISTING) 4

01-LC SECT 1 (EXISTING) 1

01-LC SECT 2 (EXISTING) 1

01-HA (EXISTING) 3

01-MCC-3 (EXISTNG) 1

02-WHA (REPLACEMENT) 1

02-LLB (REPLACEMENT) 1

02-MDP (EXISTING) 6

02-LHB (SEC 2) (EXISTING) 18

02-LHB (SEC 3) (EXISTING) 6

04-B17A/2 (S-2) (EXISTING) 1

04-B17A/3 (S-3) (EXISTING) 4

04-B17B (EXISTING) 1

5 05-C18A/1 (EXISTING) 1

11-H1 (REVISED) 3

11-ELC3 (REVISED) 1

11-ELC4 (REVISED) 2

11-ELL1 (REVISED) 1

11-UPS1 (REVISED) 7

11-UPS2 (REVISED) 10

11-L1 (EXISTING) 4

11-LL2A (EXISTING) 1

11-LL2A2 (EXISTING) 6

11-L2/I (EXISTING) 3

11-L2/II (EXISTING) 7

11-LL2B (EXISTING) 1

11-L3I (EXISTING) 3

11-L3II (EXISTING) 2

11-EHC4 (EXISTING) 4

11-C2L2A (EXISTING) 1

11-H4 (EXISTING) 2

11-L5/3 (EXISTING) 1

11-L4I (EXISTING) 7

11-L4II (EXISTING) 40

11-NHN2 (EXISTING) 4

11-EHL1 (EXISTING) 3

11-ELE1 (EXISTING) 2

11-L22 (EXISTING) 3

11-MCC-E1 (EXISTING) 2

PMP-02 (REVISED) 3

12-B15A1 (EXISTING) 2

12-B15A3 (EXISTING) 2

12-B15A4 (EXISTING) 1

12-DP-2/5 (EXISTING) 1

13 13-C19B (REPLACEMENT) 1

14-D6B (EXISTING) 4

14-DP-7/1 (EXISTING) 3

15-EL4 (EXISTING) 4

15-L3 (EXISTING) 1

15-L4 (EXISTING) 1

16 WH1 (EXISTING) 4

18-2B2 (EXISTING) 1

18-2A3 (EXISTING) 1

19 19-4S (REVISED) 4

20 20-1LA (EXISTING) 2

24 24-1DEL1-E-2.5 (EXISTING) 2

T1819-P1 (REPLACEMENT) 1

T1819-3 (EXISTING) 1

NOTES:

T1819

CIRCUIT TRACING IDENTIFICATION SCHEDULE

1. CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM CIRCUIT TRACING TO IDENTIFY CIRCUIT BREAKER

LOAD. CONTRACTOR SHALL UPDATE CIRCUIT DIRECTORY WITH IDENTIFIED LOAD.

CIRCUIT DIRECTORY SHALL BE TYPE-WRITTEN AND PRINTED, NOT HAND-WRITTEN.

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