M-1-DEMOLITION_PLAN.pdf
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This is a Demolition Plan document prepared by Florida Engineering Services for the City of Pembroke Pines Public Services Department regarding the cooling tower replacement project at Academic Village. The plan outlines the removal of one existing BAC Series 3000 cooling tower (Model 33458-2WS) and associated fan motors, with detailed specifications for equipment to be disconnected, removed, and disposed of versus infrastructure to remain operational. The demolition scope includes coordinating with facility management on shutdown timing, disconnecting all electrical wiring to the cooling tower motors, removing and returning fan motors to the facility manager, and removing the existing cooling towers while preparing the space for new equipment installation. The contractor assumes responsibility for all necessary crane services, rigging, equipment transport to a disposal site, and associated disposal fees. The project must comply with Florida Building Code 8th Edition (2023), Florida Building Code Existing Buildings 8th Edition (2023), Florida Building Code Mechanical 8th Edition (2023), Florida Energy Conservation Code 8th Edition (2023), Florida Fire Prevention Code 8th Edition (2023), ASHRAE 2009 Fundamentals Handbook, MSS SP-69-2002, NFPA 214, and NFPA 101. All equipment installation must follow manufacturer instructions and specifications, with operation and maintenance guides provided to building operators following completion of training on maintenance and preventative maintenance procedures.
The plan specifies that the existing condenser water sump shall remain and be serviced by facility management, with all existing piping, valves, pumps, strainers, drain systems, and domestic water makeup to be retained. The existing concrete support walls and structure must remain per structural drawings, as must all condenser water pump disconnect switches, starters, and cooling tower disconnect switches. The design incorporates climatic conditions specific to Miami, Florida, with an 80-degree Fahrenheit evaporation design parameter for summer conditions. The document was issued on May 30, 2017, with a revision date of July 8, 2025, and was prepared under Job Number 1702417024 by Albert S. Shub, PE #43414, of Florida Engineering Services, located in North Miami Beach, Florida.
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DEMOLITION NOTES
EXISTING COOLING TOWER, BAC SERIES 3000 MODEL: 33458-2WS COOLING TOWER TO BE
DISCONNECTED FROM EXISTING PIPING, WIRING AND LEGALLY DISPOSED. EXISTING FAN MOTORS
SHALL BE REMOVED AND RETURNED TO FACILITY MANAGEMENT.
2 EXISTING SUBMERSIBLE / VERTICAL CONDENSER WATER PUMPS TO REMAIN.
3 EXISTING 8''/10'' DIA. CWR PIPING TO REMAIN.
4 EXISTING SHUT OFF VALVE TO REMAIN.
5 EXISTING MOTORIZED VALVE TO REMAIN.
6 EXISTING 8''/10'' DIA. CWS PIPING AND ACCESSORIES TO REMAIN.
7 EXISTING 10'' STRAINER TO REMAIN AND BE SERVICED.
8 EXISTING 6'' DIA. SUMP OVER FLOW PIPING DISCHARGING INTO 8'' HUB DRAIN TO REMAIN.
9 EXISTING 1-1/2'' DOMESTIC WATER MAKE UP TO REMAIN.
10 EXISTING SUMP ACCESS PANELS TO REMAIN.
11 EXISTING CONCRETE SUPPORT WALLS / STRUCTURE TO REMAIN. SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS.
12 EXISTING CONDENSER WATER PUMP DISCONNECT SWITCHES AND STARTERS TO REMAIN.
13 EXISTING COOLING TOWER DISCONNECT SWITCHES TO REMAIN.
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NOTES:
1- EXISTING COOLING TOWER MOTORS ARE CONTROLLED VIA.
2- EXISTING VARIABLES FREQUENCY DRIVES AND TRANE BMS ALL LOCATED IN ADJACENT
CHILLER PLANT.
ADDITIONAL COMPLIANCE NOTES:
1. THESE ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS AND THE RESULTING INSTALLATION OF THE
DEPICTED HVAC SYSTEMS FOR THIS PROJECT ARE INTENDED TO CONFORM TO THE
FOLLOWING CODES AND STANDARDS:
FLORIDA BUILDING CODE 8TH EDITION (2023)
FLORIDA BUILDING CODE EXISTING BUILDINGS 8TH EDITION (2023)
FLORIDA BUILDING CODE MECHANICAL 8TH EDITION (2023)
FLORIDA ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE 8TH EDITION (2023)
FLORIDA FIRE PREVENTION CODE 8TH EDITION (2023)
ASHRAE 2009 FUNDAMENTALS HANDBOOK
MSS SP-69-2002 PIPE HANGERS AND SUPPORTS - SELECTION AND APPLICATION
NFPA 214 - STANDARD ON COOLING TOWERS
NFPA 101 - LIFE SAFETY CODE
IF WORK AS LAID OUT, INDICATED OR SPECIFIED IS CONTRARY TO OR CONFLICTS
WITH THE LISTED CODES AND STANDARDS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPORT IN
WRITING TO THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER BEFORE SUBMITTING A BID. THE
ARCHITECT/ENGINEER WILL THEN ISSUE INSTRUCTIONS AS HOW TO PROCEED.
2. ALL EQUIPMENT IS TO BE INSTALLED PER THE MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS,
SPECIFICATIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATIONS.
ALL MANUFACTURER OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE GUIDES SHALL BE ISSUED TO
THE BUILDING OPERATOR AFTER SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF MAINTENANCE
AND/OR PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES TRAINING OF THE BUILDING
OPERATORS.
3. DESIGN CRITERIA INCLUDES BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
CLIMATIC DESIGN CONDITIONS - 80ºF EVAPORATION DESIGN PARAMETER FOR
SUMMER (MIAMI, FL)
Demolition Scope Summary:
A. Coordinate timing and logistics with the Facility Management the time frame and schedule available for system shut down.
B. Disconnect all existing electrical wiring serving cooling tower motors.
C. Remove the cooling tower fan motors and return these to the facility manager.
D. Remove existing cooling towers and leave the space open and ready to accept the new equipment. Contractor is responsible for all necessary crane service, rigging, transport of towers to disposal site, and disposal fees.
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EXISTING LOUVERED
OPENING TO REMAIN
EXISTING ENCLOSURE
WALL TO REMAIN
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10''Ø CWR
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LOUVER 53''X53''
(EXISTING)
LOUVER 120''X120''
(EXISTING)
L1 0' - 0"
L2 15' - 0"
EXISTING
ENCLOSURE
WALL TO
REMAIN
EXISTING CONCRETE
STRUCTURE TO REMAIN.
SEE THE STRUCTURAL
DRAWINGS
EXISTING CONDENSER WATER
SUMP TO REMAIN AND BE
SERVICED BY FACILITY
MANAGEMENT
ALBERT SHUB
e-mail: AlbertS@fesinc.biz
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34 N.W. 168TH STREET
NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FL. 33169
TELEPHONE: (305) 653-0212
(305) 653-0232FAX:
MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL
FLORIDA ENGINEERING SERVICES
ENGINEERS
EB0003862
PE# 0043414 M.E.
JOB NUMBER:
DRAWN BY:
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PROJECT NUMBER:
ISSUE DATE:05-30-2017
REV DATE DESCRIPTION
DESIGN
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