Statement of Requirement Oven.pdf
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Statement of Requirement: Industrial Walk-In Oven
This is a Statement of Requirement for the procurement of one commercial, electric industrial walk-in oven to support high-temperature drying and curing processes. The Government requires a fully assembled, wired, and factory-tested unit with a minimum effective work area of 7 feet wide by 7 feet high by 10 feet long, with maximum external dimensions not exceeding 9 feet 8 inches wide by 12 feet 5 inches high by 11 feet 6 inches long. The oven must be capable of passing through an existing 8-foot-wide by 10-foot-high overhead door. The unit shall feature dual insulated access doors with secure latches, high-temperature seals, and proof-of-closure safety limit switches; a zero-clearance floor constructed of minimum 3/16-inch steel plate; and an exterior wall-mounted control panel with NEMA 12 or NEMA 4 enclosures.
The oven shall operate on 480-volt, three-phase, 60-Hz electrical power with a maximum load not exceeding 35 amps (compatible with a 50-amp circuit breaker) and achieve a maximum operating temperature of at least 500 degrees Fahrenheit with controllable low-temperature curing starting at 60 degrees Fahrenheit. The system shall employ a dual or combination recirculating-air system with heated air distributed through perforated ceiling slots or diffusers and return airflow through sidewall returns or internal plenums. Required features include a 6-inch-diameter gravity vent, an exhaust vent with damper, an integrated programmable logic controller with touchscreen interface, programmable temperature profiles with ramp-and-hold capability, accelerated curing capability, motor starters with proof-of-airflow safety switches, high-temperature alarm circuits with audible and visual alarms, and compliance with National Fire Protection Association Standard 86. The contractor shall provide delivery to a Government-designated location and furnish manufacturer operating instructions, maintenance information, and warranty documentation. The oven shall include a minimum one-year manufacturer's warranty from the date of shipment. A note indicates that the Government must confirm whether a stated 500,000 BTU capacity requirement remains applicable, as it may conflict with the electric oven specification.
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Statement of Requirement
Industrial Walk-In Oven
The Government requires one commercial, electric industrial walk-in oven to support high-temperature drying and curing processes. The oven shall be capable of providing controlled, uniform heating for the intended work products and shall meet the following minimum requirements.
1. General Requirements
• The oven shall be an electric industrial walk-in oven designed for drying and curing operations.
• The oven shall use a dual or combination recirculating-air system to ensure temperature uniformity throughout the effective work area.
• The oven shall be fully assembled, wired, factory set up, and tested before shipment.
• The oven shall include a minimum one-year manufacturer’s warranty from the date of shipment.
2. Physical Configuration
• Minimum effective work area: 7 feet wide by 7 feet high by 10 feet long.
• Maximum external dimensions: 9 feet 8 inches wide by 12 feet 5 inches high by 11 feet 6 inches long.
• The oven shall be sized to pass through an existing overhead door measuring 8 feet wide by 10 feet high.
• The oven shall include dual insulated access doors mounted on heavy-duty hinges.
• The access doors shall include a secure latch mechanism, high-temperature seals, and a proof-of-closure safety limit switch.
• The oven floor shall be zero-clearance and constructed of a minimum 3/16-inch steel plate or equivalent durable material.
• The oven controls shall be in an exterior wall-mounted control panel.
• Electrical and control components shall be housed in NEMA 12 or NEMA 4 enclosures, as appropriate for the operating environment.
3. Airflow and Ventilation
• Heated air shall be distributed through the oven ceiling using perforated slots, diffusers, or equivalent adjustable louvers.
• Return airflow shall be routed through sidewall returns, internal plenums, or an equivalent configuration that supports uniform airflow.
• The oven shall include a 6-inch-diameter gravity vent.
• The oven shall include an exhaust vent with a damper.
• The Government will provide the required exterior wall opening for the gravity vent.
4. Electrical and Thermal Performance
• The oven shall operate on 480-volt, three-phase, 60-Hz electrical power.
• The oven electrical load shall not exceed 35 amps and shall be compatible with a recommended 50-amp circuit breaker.
• The oven shall achieve a maximum operating temperature of at least 500 degrees Fahrenheit.
• The oven shall support controlled low-temperature curing beginning at 60 degrees Fahrenheit, or the lowest controllable temperature achievable above ambient conditions.
• The oven shall include an accelerated curing capability.
• The oven shall provide programmable temperature profiles with ramp-and-hold capability.
• The recirculation blower system shall include motor starters or equivalent controls and proof-of-airflow safety switches.
5. Controls and Safety
• The oven shall include an integrated programmable logic controller or equivalent multi-loop programmable control system with a touchscreen operator interface.
• The oven shall include a high-temperature alarm circuit with audible and visual alarms.
• The oven shall comply with applicable National Fire Protection Association Standard 86 requirements for industrial ovens and furnaces.
• The oven shall include all required safety interlocks, limit switches, and controls necessary for safe operation.
6. Delivery and Documentation
• The contractor shall provide delivery of the oven to the Government-designated location.
• The contractor shall provide manufacturer operating instructions, maintenance information, and warranty documentation.
Note: The Government must confirm whether the stated 500,000 BTU capacity remains a requirement. Because this is an electric oven requirement, the BTU capacity may be inconsistent with the specified 480-volt, three-phase electrical configuration and should be resolved before release.
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