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T I sEcnoN Ir 16141 wtRtNG DEVTCES 1 GENERAL 1.01 SECTTON TNCLUDES A. Wall $rr,itches. B. wall dimmers. PART I I r C. D. I 1.02 T I.O3 ]l II ' i,o4 1,05 NEMA WD 6 - Wiring Devices - Dimensional Requirements NFPA 70 - National Electrical Code REVTEw Secfron 01300 - Submitials: Procedures for Submittals REGULATORYREQUIREMENTS A. B. Il Ir NEMA WD 'l - Geneml Requiremenb for Wiring Devlces suBMIrrALs FoR A. I Sestbn 16130 - Boxes REFERENCES A. B. C. I Device Ptates. RELATED SECTIONS A. I Receptacles. Conform to requlrements of NFPA 70. Provlde pmducts listed and classified by Underwriters Laboratories, lnc. aE suitabt€ forthe purpose specified and indicated. I I ,t I I PARTz Z.O1 PRODUCTS WALL SWTTCHES A. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. I t I I Manufacturer6: B. C. Hubbetl Pass and Seymour Bryar{ Leviion Substitutions: Under provisions of Section 01600. Description: NEMA WD 1, heavy-duty specification grade AC only g€n€ral-use snap switch. Device Body: Plastic wilh bggle handle. Handleto begray. 1g141 - 1 I t i I I OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proj€ct No. N08079 March4,2010 J D. E. F. I Indicator Light: Lighted handle type switch; red color handle. I Voltage Raiing: 120/277 volts, AC Cureri Ratlng: 20 amperes. I WALL DIMMERS A- Manufacturers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. I Lutron Prescolite Lightolier T Engineer apprcved equal Substitutions: Under provisions of Section 01600. ts. Descnption: NEMA WD 1, semiconductor dimmer for incandescent lamps, Shall b€ capable of controtling lighting intensity overthe complete range from full offto full brightness with integral onioff switch. C. D. E. F. D€vice Body: lvory plastic with linear slide. Slide color to match device body. l Vollage: 120 volts. Pow€r Rating: 600 watts minimum. Accessory Wall switch: Match Dimmer App6aranc€. I RECEPTACLES A. Single Convenience Receptacle: '1. HubbellModelHBL5361GY 2, Pass and Seymour 3. Bryant I I Leviton t Engin€er approvEd equal Duolex Convenience Receotacle: c 1. Hubbell Model BHL5362GY 2. Pass and Seymour 5, Bryant 4. Leviton 5. Engineer approved GFclRece'tacle: t I t I t I equal 16141-2 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAdditiorlRenovation, Oklahoma City, OK Pmjecl No. N08079 Mardr 4, 2010 I I I I I I 't. Hubbell Model GF300HGY 2. Pass and Seymour Bryant 4. 5. Leviton Engineer approved equ6l Hospital Use Receptasle: T I I I I I I I I I 1. 2. Hubbell Model 8300 Pass and Seymour Bryant Leviton 5. Engineer approved equal lsolated Ground Recepbcle: 1. 2. Pass and Seymour 3. Bryant 4. Leviton 5, Engineer approved equal Hubbell Modal lG 5362 30-Amp, 1251250 Volt, (NEMA 14-30R): 1. 2. u. 5. lpole, 4-wire Grounding Type Single Receptacle Hubbell Model94:l0A P€ss and Seymour Eryanl Engin€€r approved equal 50-Amp, 125/250 Volt,3-pol€, +wire Gmunding Type Singl8 Receptacl€ (NEMA 1+50R): 1. 2. Hubbell Model 94504 Pass and Seymour Bryant Leviton I I Engineer approved equal 16141 - 3 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School AddltiorlRenovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I tl I I Telephon€ Jack (Four Conductor): l. 2. Hubbell Model C14BR t Pass and S€ymour Bryani 4. 5. L J. I Levitln Engineer approved equal Substitutions: under provisions of Section 01600. Color: Gray with light walls. Brown with wood or dark walls or as indicated on the drawings. WALL PLATES Materials Stainless Steel: Type 302 or 304, No. 4 finish, 0.040 inch thick, accurately die cut, protected with r€rease paper. B. 2. Cast Metal:Die cast profile, ribbed primed with grey enamel, furnished complete with fourmounting screws. 3. 4. Gaskets: Resilient rubberorclosed cellfoam urethane. Steel: Hot dip galvanized. Application 1. 2. 3. 4. Flush Mounting Plates: Beveled type with smooth rolled outer edge, stainless Surface Box Plates: Beveled, steel, pressure formed for smooth edge tl3 fit box. Weatherproof Plates: Cast metal, gasketed; for rec€ptacles, provide spdng loaded gasketed doors Where two-gang boxes are required for single gang devices, provide sp6cial plates with device opening in on€ gang and second gang blank. EXECUTION PART3 3.01 EMMINATION A. Sestion 01039 - Coordination and Meetings: Verification of existing conditions prior to beginning wo*. Verify outlet boxes are installed at pmper height. B. Verify wall openings are neatly cut and will be completely covered by wall plates C. V€riry floor boxes are adjusied property. D. Veriry branch circuit wiring installation b completed, tested, and ready for connection to wiring devices E. 3,02 PREPARATION Provide extension rings to bring outlet boxes flush with flnished surface. A. 16141 - 4 ocMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 T I I I I I I t T T I t I l I I Clean debris from outlet boxes, 3.03 INSTALLATION lnstall Drcducb in accordance wilh manufactureFs insfuctions. Install deviceg plumb and level. t5. Insbll switches with OFF Dosition down. J 3.04 t I Inshll wall dimmars to achiev,e tull rating specifled and indicated after derating for ganging as instructed by manufacfurer, E. Do not share neutral conductor on load siCe of dimmers. Install receptacles with grounding pole on trop. I I I t I I I I I D, G. Connect wiring devjce grounding terminalto branch circuit equipment grounding conductor, H, Install decorative plates on switch, receptacle, and blank outlets in finlshed ar6as, t. use jumbo size plates for outleb installed in masonry walls. J. Install galvanized $teel plates on outlet boxes and junction boxes in unfinished areas, above acceaslble celllngs, and on surface mounted outlets. MOUNTING HEIGHTS OF WIRIHG DEVICE OUTLETS Coordinate locations of orrtlet boxes pDvided under Section 16130 to obtain rnounting heighls specified or as othsrwise indicated on Drawings. Install wall switch forty-iour inches (44") above finished floor. B, Install convenience receptacle fifteen inches (15') above finished foor. Install convenience receptacle six inches (6') above backsplash of counter. D. Insiall dimmer forty-four inches (44") above finished floor. Install telephon€ jack fiftBen inches (15") above finished floor. . 3.05 Install ielephone iack for wall telephone fiffy-four inches (54") above finlsh€d floor. FIELD QUALTTY CONTROL lnspect each wiring d€vics ior defBcts. B. Opsrat€ each wall switch with circuit energized and veriry proper operation, VerW that each receptacle device is energized. D, Test each receptacle device for proper polarity, Test each GFCI rBc€ptacl€ dBvice for proper operation. Verify that each telephon8jack is properly connect€d and circuit is operational 3,06 ADJUST!NG 16141 - 5 OCMAPS Proieci No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I I A" I I I I Adjust d6vic66.and wall plates to be flush and level. CLEANING A" Clean exposed surbces td remove splatters and restore finish. END OF SECTION . 16141 -6 ocMAPS Project No. E5-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elemeniary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I I I I t t I sEcTto 16160 PANELSOARDS AND CABINETS PART GENERAL 1 1.01 RELATED DOCUMENTS A. The ganeral provisions of the Contract, including General and Supplementary Conditions and General Requirements (if any), apply to the work specified in this seclion. 7.O2 DESCRPNON OF WORK A. The extent of panelboard work is indicated by drawings and schedules, and by the requitements of thls s€ction. Panelboards are deflned to incllrde the components making up the entir€ unit, including box$ €nd fronts. Refer to oth€r sectbns for cable, wir€ conn€ctors and glectrical work required in conjunc{bn with panelboards, enclogures and cabinets. 1.03 QUALITY ASSURANCE Manufacturers: Firms regularly €ngaged in the manufacture of cabinets and panelboards of the types and ratings required, whose produc{s have been in satisfacbry use in similar service for not less than ten (10) ytsan}, NEMA Compliance:Complywith NationalElectdcalManufacturers I I I I I I I I I I Asocialion Standards Pub. No. PB1-1957. UL Compliance:Comply with UndeMriter Laboraiories, Inc., Safety Standard UL67 ior pan€lboards and UL Standard 50 for cabinets. 1. UL Labels: Provide panelboards and cabineG which have b6en approved, listed and label€d by UL. NEC Compliance: Comply wlth National Electrical Code (NFPA No. 70), as applicabl€ to panelboard and cabinet construction and installation. NECA Standard: Comply with applicabls portions of the National Electical Conbactors Associalbns'Sbndard of lnstallation.' 1.04 SUBI'ITTALS Product Data: Submit manufacturefs data. B. 1.05 Shop Drawings:Submit dimensioned drawings of panelboatds showing accurately scaled construction lalrout, including but not necessarily limited to mains, bussing, gutters and terminal connections. PRODUCT DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING Handle panslboards carefully to avoid damage to intemal components, snclosur€ and finish. Do not install damaged panelboard; remov€ from proj€ct site. Store panelboards in a clean dry space which prevents tormation oi condensata, Use stcrage space with unlform temperature and adequate air circulation. Protect panelboards from dirt, fumes, v{aterand physical damaga. Do not 6tore panelboards outdoors. lf un€voidable, proyide lemporary enclosure and dirt. 16160 - b pmtect against weather 1 ocMAPS Poect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I I I PART 2 - PRODUCTS MATERIALS AND COMPONENTS General: For each panelboard indicated, provide a complete assembly of main lugs or main circuit breaket fuse swibhes, feeder breakers/fuses, branch breakersffuses, terminals, bussing, gutter6, boxes, neutral bar and equipment gmund bar, all as needed to form a complBte dead front unil Size lhe equipment ground bar equivalent In cunent carrying capacity to the incoming low voltag€ f€eder ground conductor and suitable for brazed or approved pressure conn6ctor terminations of the ground conductors for the associated feedens, branch circuits, etc. a Provide main fuse or breaker and bus ratings as indicated in the pan€l schedule. rt Fumish trip fre€ branch brsakers equipped with individually insulated, braced and protocted connectors. Breakers to be suitably numbered on each handle, with tripp€d indication cleady shown by the handle position. Mak€ provisions for future addition of breakerE so that no additional connectors will be required. Use common trip in all multi.pole breakers. E. Rate each panelboard as a complete unit equalto or greaterthan the integrated equipment rating shown in the oanelboard schedules or as reouired to axc8ed available fault current Obtain fault current from the local electric utility company and order panels accordingly to comply wlth Articl€E 110-9 and 110-10, 1987, NEC F. Fumish quick mak€, quick break branch breaker types with intemlpting ratings as reguired Provide distdbuted phase sequencB typa bussing made of hard drawn eopperof 980/0 conduciivity. H. Furnish adequate gutter space i3r wir6 size usod, all per NEC. t. Cabinets: Code gage galvanized steel with knockouts. Include fronb with flush stainl€ss sleel cylinder tumbler type locks with catches and spring loaded door pulls, K€y all panelboard locks alike. Provide adjustable indicating trim front locks completely conc€aled when door is closed. Provide a circuit directory fram€ and card with a clear plastic covering on the inside of the door, Install identitication labels. K. Construcl panelboard interior assemblyfordead ftontwhen panelboard front b removed. Provide bani€rs for main lugs, breakers and end of bus structure. Provide Transient Voltage Suee Suppressor (TVSS) where shovvn on the plans. 1. The TVSS units shallbe fumished and installed to provide multiple phase proteclion using individual line-replaceable modules and hybrid circuitry. EMyRFI noise filtering and diagnostic LED'S indicating protection circuit status. Built-in redundancy offerE continuous protection even after one module is deactivated. Each replac€menv spare module is an individual suppression device providing complet€ high speed tight-clamping protection with EMI/RFI noise suppression and harmonic dissipation on its phEse of Power System. TVSS unil shall be Levitron 57000 Series or approved equal for the main distribution panel. 52000 Sodes or approved €qual for the branch oanel, PART 3 3.01 EXECUTION INSTALLATION OF PANELBOARDS AND CABINETS Install in accordance with the manufacture/s instructions, th€ applicable requirements of NEC, and in accordance with recognized industry practices to onsure that poducts serve the intsnded function. 16'160 - 2 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I t t I I t t I I I I I I I t I T I I t t B. Install panelboads not more than 78" from floorto th6 top switch or breaker operating handle. Connect panelboard feeder, bEnch circuits, and all grounding conducbrs, lde iry all branch circuits, b0ewrifren, in the circuit directory. END OF SECTIOH I T I I I I I I I t I I 16160 - 3 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elemeniary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I t sEcTtoN 16161 I ELECTRICAL GROUNDING PARTI GENERAL 1.01 RELATED DOCUMENTS A. The general provisions of the contract, including General and Supplementary Conditions and General Requirements (if any), apply to th€ work sp€cified in this section. 1.02 DESCRIPTION OF WORK A. B. The rcquirements ol this section apply to the grounding work specifled €lsewhere in these specificalions. The extent of grounding wor* is indicated on the drawings and by the requiraments of this section. 1. 2. 1.03 Communication and sjgnaling s)€tems grounding. OUALTYASSURANCE A. 1.04 Power slstem grounding. NEC Compliance: Comply with the applicable portions of the National Electrical Code (NFPA No. 70) as applicable to grounding of main service, branch and feeder circuib, conduit, equipment, separately derived systems, transformers, etc. SUBMrTALS A. Product Data: Submit manufacturer=s data on wlre, conduit, connectors, rods, accessories and devices required for a complete and proper building ground system. r.05 TESTS A. Measure ground resistance with earth test megger and install additional ground rods and conductors as required until resistance to ground complles with Code requirements. PRODUCTS PART2 2.O1 GROUNDING SYSTEM A. Provid€ building grounding system consisting of 3/4' by 10' copper clad steel dfiven rods with #3/0 insulated stranded copper interconnecling conductor and connection to water main and to building structural steel, PART 3.OI 3 EXECUTION POWER SYSTEM GROUNDING A. Main Distribution System: From ground bus main ground eleetrode, provide one copp€r insulated ground conductor in conduit to ground bus in main seMce panel, to nButral of main panel and to non-cunent carrying Darts as D€r NEC. B. Circult Grounding: Install grounding bushings, grounding studs, and gmunding jumpers at pullboxes, motors and panelboards. C, Bonding Jump€rs: Provido Gresn insulation, sized coffelated with over-cun€ni device protecting the wire, attrch to grounding bushings on mnduit, to lugs on boxes and other enclosures. Conneclion to neutral only at service main neutral bar. 16161 - 1 OCMAPS Projed No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 I I I t I I I T I I I I t I March 4,2010 T I Bonding Wires: Install bonding wire in flexible conduit connected at each end tl a gmunding bushing. END OF SECTIOI'I I I I I I t I I I I I I I 16161 - 2 OCMAPS Pmject No. ES-0047 Th€lma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 t t Appendix A SECTION 16170 I I I I l,lOTOR AND CIRCUIT DISCONNECTS PART I GENERAL 1.01 WORK INCLUDED A. B, 1.02 Section 11400: Food Service Equipment Section 15820: Air Distribution Equipmeht I REQUIREMENTS OF REGULATORY AGENCIES A. I.O4 Provide and iostall circuit disconnects. RELATED WORK A. B. 1.03 Provide and iostall motor disconnecls. Conform to National Electrical Cod€ and to applicable inspection euthority I REFERENCESTANDARDS A, B. Und€rwriters Laboratory, Inc. Annual Product Directories. Classification of Standard Types of Nonventilated Enclosures for Electric Controllers, National Electrical Manufacturers= Association. PRODUCTS PART2 2.01 ACCEPTABLEMANUFACTURERS A. Manufacturer and Type: Square D Class 3110 Acceptable Manutacturers: B, 1. General Electric Co. 2. Siemens (l.T.E.) 3. Eaton (Westinghouse, Cutlgr Hammer) 4. Engineer approved equal t COMPONENTS A. B. C, PART 3 Motor and circuit disconnects shall have an Underwriters Laboratory label. Single phase disconnect switches; Two pole switch. Thre6 pha6e motor disconnect switches: 3 pole heavy duty, non-fusible, orfusible as shown on drawings,250 or 600 volt as required in NEMA 1 for indoor or NEMA 3R for outdoor locations EXECUTION 16170 - t I I I I I I 1 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 I March 4, 2010 I l INSTALLATION A, B. Install motor and circuit disconnect as recomm€nded by manufacturer and as required by CodE. Provide and install all dlsconnects for mechanical €quipment that do not have a disconnecting means furnished as an integral part of the equipment. Coordinate with Mechanical Contl.acbr. T END OF SECNON I t I I I I t I I I I I 16170 - 2 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I I sEcTroN r6190 SUPPORTING DEVICES PART ,I GENERAL 1.0,I WORK INCLUDED A. 1.02 RELATED WORK A. I.O3 NFPA 70 - NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE REGULARTORYREQUIREMENTS A. B. PART 2 2.O1 Section 16111: Conduit REFERENCESTANDARDS A. 1.04 Conduit suDoorts Conform to the reouirements of NFPA 70. Provide products listed and classified by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc, as suiiable for the purpose specified and indicated. PRODUCTS CONDUIT SUPPORTS A. Single Runs: Galvanized conduit straps or ring bolt type hangeB with specialty spring clips. Do not use plumbers' perforated straps. B. C. 2'02 . lvultiple Runs: Conduit rack with 25 percent spare capacity. Hollow Masonry: Toggle bolts or spider type €xpansion anchors. l Solid Masonry: Lead expansion anchors or preset inserts MetalSurfaces: Machine screws, bolts, or welded studs. Wood Surfaces: Wood screws. I Concrete Surfaces: Self-drilling anchors or power-driven studs. PART3 EXECUTION 3.01 INSTALLATION A. Layout to mainiain headroom, neat mechanical appearanse, and to support €quipment load requiremenls. END OF SECTION 16190 - 1 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma city, Proiect No. N08079 I t t VerticalRuns; Channelsupport wlth conduit fittings. ANCHOR METHODS A. B. C. D. E. I I t I I I I oK March 4, 2010 I I I I I I I t t I t t t l I I I t I I I I I I sEcfloN't6477 FUSES PARTI GENERAL I.O1 WORK INCLUDED A. 1,02 Fuses RELATED WORK Section 16155: Motor Starters t Section 16160: Panelboards and Cabin€b Section 16170: Motor and Circuit Disconnects D. PART 2 2,01 Section 1642G: Dlstribution Sv'/itchboads PRODUCTS ACCEFTABLE MANUFACTURERS Manufacturer and Type: Bussmann B. Acceptable l\4anufacturers: 1. Gould-Shawmut Littaltus€ J. Enginger approv€d €qual FUSES Provide fuEes ofthe proper typ6 and size as shown on Drawings and specified in allfused devices throughout the pmjesl Fuses shall provide current ov€rload and cunent limiting protection and shall have characteristics to insure retention of posilive selective coordination. Allfused devices shallbe labeled as to type and size offuse, Labels shallbe afrixed ina prominent location, D. \ryherg noted on Drawings, fuses shall ha\€ Underwriters Laboratories Class R rejection features. Vvhere fuse types are not shown on Drawings, they shall be as follo$rs: 1. Fuses 601 amps and laJger shall be UL Class L type. Fuses 600 amps oi less shall be dual-element UL Class RKl. F. Fumish three spare fuses for each size and type fuse used on the project. Fumish and install spare fus€ cabinet mounted adiacent to the service entrance equipment. Cabinet shall have fuse compariments made with shelves sloping to the back, hinged fmnt door and each compartment labeled as b fus€ size and type. Cablnet shafl be lockable. 16477-1 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Additlor/Renovatbn, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 Mar* 4, 2010 I I EXECUTION PART3 3.OI INSTALLATION A. Install fuses as required to meet fault current requiremenis. Install fuses to meet duty cycle and characteristics of loads being served. Fuses that have been installed and B, do not suit the application are to be replaced, at no charge to the Owner, with appropriate fuses. END OF SECTION I I t t I I I t I I T 18477-2 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elemeniary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No, N08079 March 4, 2010 I t I I I I sEcTroN 1650r LAMPS PART I 1.OI GENEML WORK INCLUDED A. 1.02 RELATED WORK A. B. C. I.O3 Provide and install items as listed in schedule atend ofthis Ssction. Section 16502: Ballasts and AccessoJies Section 16510: Interior Building Lighting , Section 16530: Site Lighling SUBMITTALS A. Submitmanufacturer=Einstallationinsfuctions. PARTz PRODUCTS 2.T1 ACCEPTABLEMANUFACTURERS A. Manufacturer and Type: Philips B, Acceptable Manuiaclurers: tl:tr Osram Sylvania Venfur€ Engine€r approved squal 2.O2 INCANDESCENTLAMPS A. 2.03 FLUORESCENT LAMPS A. B. 2.O4 lncandescent Lamps: 2500 hour, 130 volt, extended seryice, Provide speciallamps ftom longest life availsble in each category. Fluorescert lamps: T8, rapid start 6n6rgy saving type, or as indicated on drawings. V6rify color with ArchitecvEngineer prior to odering. HIGH II{TENSITY DISCHARGE LAll,lPS A, Metal Halide Lamps: Mogul based lamps, phosphor-coated. 16501 - 1 OCM]APS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4,2010 I B. High Pressure Sodium Lamps: Rated life of 24,000 houF. PART3 EXECUTION 3.OI INSTALLATION A. Installlamps in accordance with manufacturer=a instructions. B. Supply and install siz€s and quaniity as required for each fixture or as shown in fixture schedule, END OF SECTION I I t I I I I I I T 16501 - 2 QCMAPS Prcject No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I I I I I I I t I l I I I sEcnoN BALLASTS AND ACCESSORIES PARTI 1.01 GENERAL WORK INCLUDED A. 1.02 Provids and install required ballasis. RELATED WORK I I I I t I I I I I I I I I 16502 A. B. 1.03 Section 16501: LamDs Sestion 16510: Interior Building Lighting REQUIREMENTS OF REGULATORY AGENCIES . A. Pmvide ballasts that meet standards of an electrical t$ting taboEtory and the Certfied Ballasb Manufacturers' Association PART2 PRODUCTS 2.T1 FLUORESCENTBALLASTS ' A. Int6rior Ballasts; 120 volt, automatic reset, thermal protection with 90 percent powsr factor, Grcup A noise ralingi Mark lll energy saving type as manufaclured by Advance. 2,O2 B. Exterior Ballasb: as specified above, bw bmparature type, providing reliable staning to -20 degrees F. Mark lll as msnufactured by Advance, C. D. Supply ballasts complete lyith heat radiators to pr€vent nuisanc€ tripping. Equip ballasts with capacitcrs and pressure reliBf d€vic€s to prev€nt intenuptirE. HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE BALLASTS A. Ballasts: 120 volt as indicated on drawings, of the consiant wattage high power type as manuiactured by Advanc€. B. Select ext€rior ballasts ilr reliable starting to -20 degrees F. 3 EXECTJnON 3.OI INSTALLATION A. Provide ballasb of compatible design to lamps specmed. B, Mount high iniensity diseharge ballasts on rubber grommets to neduce noise transmhsion. C. Replace all defective or noisy ballasts. PART END OF SECTION 16502 - 1 ocMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thalma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I t sEcTtoN 16510 I INTERIOR BUILDING LIGHTING PART I 1.OI GENEML WORK INCLUDED A I.O2 RELATED WORK A. B. C. 1.03 Section 16123: Building Wire and Cable Section 16501:Lamps I Section 16502: Ballasts and Accessories SUBMTTTALS A. B. C. t.o4 This S€ction includes supply and installation of luminaries, supports and accessories; and supply of ptaster frames, trim rings and backboxes for plaster or drywall ceilings or concrete. Submit product data in accordance with Section 16010. Submit shop drawings for luminaies indicatirE pertinent physical characteristics. lfrequested by th6 Enginaer/Architect, provid€ complete photometric data and heat dissipaton reports from an independent testing laboratory. cooRDtNATtoN A. Confinn compatibility and interface of other materials with luminaryand ceiling s)stem. Report discrepancies to the Engineer/Archltect, and deter ordering until clarifiBd. B. C. Supply plasterframes, trim rings and back boxes to other trades. Coordinate with Division 15 to avoid conflicts between luminaries, supports, fittings, and mechanical equipment. 1.05 LUMINARY DESIGNATION A. PARI 2 2.01 2.02 Refer to flxture schedule. PRODUCTS ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS A As listed in the fixture schedule or Enging€r approved equal. FLUORESCENTLUMINARIES A. Prime mat and flnish in high reflectance baked vvhite enamel, two coats minimum on exposed and reflective sudaces, giving a minimum reflectance of 90 percent. B. C. Reflective plates may be 22 gauge metal. 16510 - I I I I I I I I I Provide 20 gauge steel housing. . I I t T 1 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementrary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I l I I I r It I I I 2.03 Provide hinged fram€s with catches: removable for cleaning wlthout tools. Support lafin lenses on bursldes with clip €nas on short dimension. E. F. G. H. l. Provide gask6ting, stops, and baniers io form light lraps and pr€vent light leaks. I I I t 234 I 2.05 Use furmed or ribbed backplates, €ndplat€s, and reinforcing channels. Provide virgin acrylic diffusers, 0.125 inch€s thick minimum. Befure ordering, confirm ceillng construction details and architectural finish for each area. Recess€d incandescent luminaries: Pre-wired type with iunction boxforming an integralpart ofthe assembly. Supply recossad luminary complete wis| tim type required tor ceiling slrstem installed. Before ordeling, confirm ceiling constuction details and archltectural flnish for each area. C. Maximum deplh of recessed fluorescent luminaries 5-718 inches inc[ding rnounting yokes or bridgss, irininrum dlslanca from backface of luminary or lens to center of lamp 2-12 inch€s. D. E. F. Select reflector and lamp positions tc pmvide high efficiency, and even brightness, to eliminate lamp lines. Provide integral encapsulated ballasts for rec€ss€d high intensity discharge lumjnaries. Provide lhermal protection on fixture subject to high ambients or with insulation in close proximily. EXIT LIGHTS A. B. C. D, t Design luminaryto dissipats ballast and lamp heat RECESSED LUMINARIES A. B. I t I D. Rebr to ftxture schedule. Battery powered fixtures shall have bauery packs mounted above cailingswhen fixlures are ceiling mounted. Wall mounted fixture may have integral battery packs where approved by Architeet orEngineer. Fixtures shall be supported from gril vyhen located In suspended ceilit€s. MOUNnNG CHANNELS A. I I Pmvide wiring channel for mounting fluorescent luminaries and wiring betvyeen luminaries, suspended below m€chanical piping and duct work. B- Nominal size of channels 2-Zg by 2.3,/4 inches, 16 gauge steel, whits baked €namelfinish, complete with channel conneclo|s, end closure pieces, cover pieces, mounting hickeys, luminary connectors, and joiner pieces 12 inches long to form a rigid assembly. f PART3 3.01 f rI ExEcuTtoN SUFPORTS A. B. C. Refer to Section 16190. Support fluorescent luminaries directly frcm building structure by rod hangers and inserts or metal angle headers supported from framing structure ofceiling suspension syst€m. Support luminaries more than 2 ft. wide by four hangers per luminary minimum independent of ceiling structure or tee bars. r I I I ocMAps proi.ct No. ES-0047 16510-2 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4,2010 RECESSED LUMINARIES A" B. C. Inslall recessed luminaries to pgrmit removal from balo,rr,, to gain access to outlet o. prewired fixture box. Connect rocessed luminary to box6s with flexible conduit and fixture wire. Mounted in suspended ceiling wlth exposed tee bar gdd system, suppod from the ceiling tee bar grid structure and secure thereto. ALIGNMENT A. 3.04 Align luminaries and clean diffusers prior to flnal acceptanc€. LUMINARY SCHEDULE A. Ref€r to Fixtura Schedule END OF SECTION I I t I I I I I 16510 - 3 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elemeniary Schoal AdditionlRenovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 I I I I I I I I I March 4, 2010 T t t t I I I ,t sEcroN t6szl TSCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT I PART - GENERAL 1.01 A. 1.O2 I PART 2. 2,O1 Section 15170: Mobrs Section 16170: Motor and Circuit Disconnec{s Section l 64gl: Enclosed Motor Controll€rs Seclion 16913: M€chanical EouiDm€nt Contmls PRODUCTS PRODUCTS A, I ! Misc€llaneous Mechanical Equipment RELATED WORK A. B. C. D. I I WORK TNCLUDED Electrical Contractor shall fumish and inshll all nece8sary disconnect s\,vitches and start€rs as r€qurred, Note: Some items of equipment may be fumished as a package with starters included, reference Mechanioal Specifications and all drawings. I I PART 3. ExEcuTroN 3.OI INSTALLATION I I A" Electrical Confactor shall receive, un6aale, moun! connect and adj$t electdcal equipment iumiEhed under all Sections ofthe Specifications. This includes controls, d€tached motors, controllers, starters End €lectrical elements of temperature control system. I B. Electrical Contractor shallset, align, and connact allseparate motors, and fumish lubricatlon, start-up and test. C. Electrical Contr€cior shall provide stencil nameplate for each unit he mounts and shall fumish and install required mountings. D, E. Elect cal conirEctor shall complete Elgctrical work shown or noted on Electrical Drawrngs. t I t I t Electrical Contracbr shallfumish and install powerwiring associated with HVAC Temperature Controlsystem. Refer to Division'15, TemperatuF Controls, Work by Others. ------.-END I OF SECTION---- I II I $sz1-1 ocMAPS Prciect No. ES-O047 I I I Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4,2010 T I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I t DIVISION SEVENTEEN - SPECIAL SYSTEMS - THELMA PARKS ELEMENTARY 17300* CCTV SYETEMS t77OO-SECURIW SYSTEMS 1T2O - FIRF ALARM SYSTEMS 17730 - GLOCK SYSTEMS 17740 -TELEPHONE SYSTEM 1 7745 - DATA INFRA.STRUCTOR 17f50 - 1r|6017975 - ROOM DATA SCHEDULE INTERCOM SYSTEMS BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM .I7975A- APPENDIX A ITIfuI OCMAPS Prcisd 1'lo. E90047 nr"irm c. p"hi gr"tne.tatv sc*lsl Additd/R€no/atim, oklatroma city, ol( Pmtsct No. N08079 Mar$ 4, An10 t t I I I I I I I I I I T I I t I I I I I I sEcnot'r 1z3oo CCIV SYSTEMS I I I PART I - GENEML a" pee-x nrnolcH 6TH AND zrH - 8TH GRADE ccw EysrEM Th9dossdcircuittel6vi6ion(ccTV)systemattheokhhomacityPUb|icschoo|'8The|maParkgElementary I I facility shatl be designed according to the follorrlng guid€line€; 1. EQUIPMET'IT: I In an effort facllitate msnaglng lh6 conslruction budg€t, the security system 6quipm6nt is lbt€d bdow in prbrity b a r'*.";:l:#i,x;:x#;""""* I order and shall comist of a combination df the following as th8 budget allows: I r 2) I I 3) q I I to b€ locatod in rscaptbn area. Cameras (interior)to monltor all doorb that allow entry and exiting t|e One camera (interior) to monitor outside public ontrance to media center. 5) Morn'todng stalion 6) 7l PART II A. - DVR unlts as requir€d and to albw future additbnal cameras. Dlgital vHeo recordsrs should be located in the MDF room. PRODT.ICTS "rn.ro ",*au,r '^, I I rrlEvrsro' sYsrEu .#""":"t:"rRcurrrvsYsrEM 1 ) CqfV camsras shall be tasted to veriry fully operational status Repair and Replace as required. 2) I Cameras at €ach facility are to be UL listed and shall be compatible with existing system complying with not l€ss than the specifrcations contained t I I hsrein. 17300 - 1 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thdma R. Parks Elemeotary Scfiool Additiofl/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. I the One camera (exterior) to monitor stafi parking at€as. I I tom mnidors. t I building N08079 March 4, 2010 T b. New cameras: 1) Installation of nern cameras where required shall include mounting brackets and/or camgra housings fully compatible with lhe camera provided. 2l Camcras shall have automatic iris mntrol and shall be for interior or exterior use under nomal and low light conditbns of illumination and shsll be provided with a weatherprbof housing as specified. 3) Camera shall be mounted at ot as close to lhe originsl location as possible and shall include electronic components for automatic adJustrnent of iris to varyjng levels of illuminatlon. I I existing system. Lens shall contain a vari-focal length. I I I I I I I I I I b avoid roll during switching operatiotls. Cameras shall have line-lock 7\ Exterior cameras shall be designed for th€ intended purpose and environment and all shall have the following minimum specifications: a) Polycarbonate clear dome b) Weather sealed 470 TVL Color NTSC (Day) / B&W (Night Vision) switch b B&W at low light. Operating T€mp€rature range (lntedon -13 to 122 degrees FI, (exterion 50 to 140 F) 10) Light Sensitivlty 0.8 lux @Fl.5 (B&W - 0.1 lux @F2.0) 11) Quick change l€ns€s 12}. Line voltage 24 VAC 17300 - 2 OCMAPS Proiecl No. ES4047 Thelma R. Par*s Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proj€€t No. N08079 t T 6) e) I Camera shatl be CCD digital type whh auto iris lans compalible with Power supplies slrall bB intemally protected.. 8) I I March 4,2010 I I I I I I 2. CAMERA HOUSINGS a. All camera holsings shall be an inte€ral part of the dome camera and be securely attacfiEd to mounffng surfacss. The flush cailing mounted mits shall contain additional accesaory suppon tor acoustic ceiling installations. Wall mounted units shall ba rated for suppoi of noi less than 150 lbe. Wealherproof tamperpmof housings shall be constructed of aluminum and I I I I I t I I I t I I I I AND SUPPORTS: finished t dth a weatherproof, heat rEfletting paint Housing shall b€ intetnally in8ulated. cover shall be secured in place wih tamperproof bolts' Housing€ shall be supptied with a fan, heatar, sun'shield, and dBfmster glass if necessary for use in applied loaation. 3. MONITORS: CCry monitors shall bs teGted to veriry fully opsrational status' Repair or rEplacsrnent if required shall be in hamony wlth Epecifications outlined heteln' Monito6 shall be mounted on sh€lf in equipment tack, and mmpatible with the total syslem specified herein and comply with these specifications Provide Zenith 127W46 (or equal by Sony, RCA, or Philtips) LCD monitor wall moumed in mlin reception area for display of all cameras. 4. DIGITAL MDEO RECORDERS (DVR): a. Linux Basad €nbedded operatlng system that conlrols the system for st/r,itchiJ€, recording and compleie func{ionality. Contml system shall b€ Dedicated Micms DS2 or 6qual with the following minimum specificatiom: 1) 16 video inputs (NTSC) 2) 5 matrix switch outputs 3) 24 alarm inputs 17300 - 3 OCMAPS Proi€c{ No. ES-0047 ThBlrna R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddltion/Renovation, Oklaioma City' OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 4) b. 30 days normal recording capacity mode, 320 GB storage. 5) Activity detection on each camera 6) Multi-screen display of liv6 cameras on PC monitors 7) Viewing of cameras on sdeen in 1,4,9,16 blocks 8) 60 images/second record speed 9) Real-time playback 10) Sofrware adiustable recording schedule 11) High resolution MP4 compression 12) Time, date, alam, and camera retrieval filters 13) CE and FCC approved 14'l Remote-Viewsoftware 15) Keyboard and mouse 16) Network Interface 171 DVD Recordar BuitftN Existing and/or Ne\M lnstallations: Where applicable, control system components shall be mounted in existing panels and tested for fully functional status. lf new componenls are required, lhey are to be mounted in a Lowell L267-77 or equivahm rack and located in the MDF/IDF Technology equipment room. l) Thk rack shall include capabillte6 for the iollowing: control system PC, viewing CRT, keyboard, mouse and other accessories required for a cornplete install. 2) Provide locking perforated front door, mounting shelves, U-1818 power paneland l-160 auxiliary power strip. Equal to Mid-Atlantic or Atlas. 3) Compl€te software packages shall be provided to allow program adjuslrnent of all camera settings, recording modes, viewing modes, activity detection 17300 - 4 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elernentary School Addltion/Renovation, Oktahoma City, OK Proieqt No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I t I t t t I I I t I I I I sensitivity, etc. Interface sysiem wih Distict Ethen€t Netrtork to allow viewing and adlustm€nt of system cornponenb via PC's granted accsss on the Network as well as PC's granted access via thelr int6met connecdion. All accesB to lhe s!,st6m shall b6 contolled via secudty loginsi/passwords. SystEm shall allow exporting of selec{ed vid6o clip6 or sirEle bitmap images. System shall provide digital motion detection by m6ans of pixel change monltoring. UselE shall have the ability to set desired area to monitor for pixel ehange b tdsger alam r€cording. System shall pDvide continuous loop recording of 5 seconds duration to allow ev6nb immsdiately prior to alerm recording initiation to be recorded. PART III A. - EXECUTION CLOSED CIRCU]r TELEVISION SYSTEMS 1, Maintain ssqrity s)rst€ms and components, in accordance wlih equipment marxdac{urefs written instructons, in cornpliance with Natioflal Electrieal Cod6, and with recognized industry practices, to ensure that CCTV system complies with requirements and serv€s Intended purposes. Coordinate initial programming of system lrith Oklahoma City Public Schools. Prcvide sottwar€ to Oklahoma City Public Schools for installation on other Networked PCa sor contml and monibrinE of system. Use e)dreme care in handling, fishing and pulling-in eledronic coaxial cable to avoid damag€ to cable and shidding. Avoid excessive ard shaJp bends. Ensur€ manufaciurer's recommended pulling t€nsions ar€ not exceeded. Install CCTV equipment propedy to avoid causlrE mechanical stresses, h^,igting or misalignment of equiprnent being exerted by clamps, suppotts and cabling. '17300 - 5 OCi,IAPS Projeat No. ES-0(M7 Thelma R. Parks Elementary Proiect tlo. N08079 S$od AdditiorvRenovation, Oklahoma City, OK ME ch 4,20'10 4. Tighten connectors and teminals, including scrsurs and bolts, in accordance with equipmert manufac{ureis published iorque requirements. Where these are not indicated, tighten connsctors and terminab to comply with tight€ning torques specified in UL Standards 4864 and B, and lhe Nalional Eledrical Code 5. Pull conductoB simultaneously where morB than on€ is being installed in same raceway. 6. All cables shall be a continuous homerun from the camera localion to the equipment rmm. No splices will b€ accepted. 7. Maintain all necessary operating powsr systsms to equipment specified in this seclion. 8. Maintain all cabling required for installation of complete s)rstem. AII cable not enclosed in conduit shall be plenum rated. B. GROUNDING 1. Maintain equipment grounding conneclions for television syslems as Indicated. Tighten connectlons to comply with tightening iorques specified in UL standard 4864 to assure permanent anh affectiv€ grounds. C. FIELD OUALITY CONTROL 1. Upon comptetion of inspeclion of existing system or installation of new CCTV system components, and aft€r circuitry ha6 bsen energized with normal power source, test systems to demonstrate capability and compliance with drawings and specification. Where possible, correct malfunc{ioning units at site, then retest to demonstrate compliance, otherwise remove and replace with new units and proceed with retestrng. D. TRAINING 1. Provide training for Oklahoma City Public Scftools on 8ny new Closed Circuit 17300 - 6 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elemeniary Scfiool Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma Clty, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I I I I I I I I I I t I I t I I I I I I I I I t I I Television Slrstem. confactor shall show owner all main connection poinb for the system, and explain the funclion of th8 sysGm and e€ch maior component type. Contractor shall instruG{ Okhhoma City Public Schools in any mainGnahce requir€meflts which may b€ the responsibility of lhe owner, and procedurBs followed when new equipment ts 6.td€d 2. be tha MDF/IDF rmms in the future. Provide information on all New Closed Cirdit Television Systems induding any applioabl€ test results in the owners and operatoB manuals' 3. I I b b Conttaclor shall obbin a sign-of frcm lh€ owner that lhey have r6ceived adequale training for the equlpment END'FEE'T.N I t I I I I I I I ,ozoo -7 OCMAPS Proiect No. Eg-frX7 Thelma R. Pa*s Elemertary School Additiori/Renovatbn, Oklahoma City, OK I I Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 Section 17700 Socudty System PART 1.1 I GENERAL SCOPE AND RELAIED DOCUMENTS A The work mvered by this section of the specmcations includes the fumishirE of all labor, squipment, materials, and parformance of all operations in connection with ths installation of lhe Security System as shown on the drawings and as herein specified. B. The existing s€curity system i8 to renain and devic€s for lhe building addition shall be connected to the existing system. 1,2 C. The requlremsnts of the conditions of the Contract, Supplementery Conditions, and General Requirements, apply to the wo|* specified in this section. D. E. The complete installation b to comply with Local Code Requirements and the National Electrical Code. E. The work covered by ihis section of the specncations is to be coordinated wlth the related work as specified elswvher€ under th€ projecl spocifications. Mditionally, the entire installed system and all integrated system operalions shall be within the guidelines of the Intemational Building Cod€. QUALTTY CONTROL A. The security system that shall be installed by a company, approved by the system manufacturer, whose primary work is the installalion of security systems' B. The security system shall be provided €nd installed by an Oklahoma Deparlment ot Haalth licensed Burglar Alarm Company, 1.3 SYSTEM FEATURES A. The sysfem shall include the following features 8s a minimum: Control panel unlt shall include a digibl $plit reporting alarm communicator with line sebure and anti.iam features for off premises trarcmissions. The digital communicator panel shall bc compatible with all existing l-89 School Disttict systems as well as receivers' System shallhave continuous aupervision and unique identification offalse and/orfouble associated with tow battgry voltaga, grounds and external communlcation failures. System shall allow authorized personnel io select funclions such as bypassirq a troubled zone, resetting of ihe system, aborting an alarm transmission and testing via the control keypad. System shall provid€ an automatic transfer of operations to standby batteries should power fail. System shall provide lightning and surge protection on all sources. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5, I4 SUBMITTAL REQUIREi'ENTS A. Submittals for systgms provided underthis sec{ion ot the specilic€tion shall contain, bLd not be limit€d to, lhe following: Specification data sheets on €ach individual system component. Wiring diagrams indicating all system components, number and sizes of required conductors, intetconnecting mmponents ard conduit sizes required to house-conductors Wiring diagrams shall be computer generated point-to-point type prepared spocifically for this project. Typicalwiring diagrams will noi be accepted. Provide copies of published product wananties. Provide copies of installation and service c€rtificalion upon completion. Provide complete mmputer generated As-Built Documents along with a copy ofthe CAD file on comoacl disk Pmvide copies of maintenance manuals containing all of the above items plus maintenance reouirements. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7, I.5 SYSTEITI OPERANON 17700 - 1 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elenentary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoffa City, OK Prqject No. N08079 March 4, 2010 t I I I I I t I I I I I I I I I I I I A B. PART 2 2,1 r Aotuation of any alarm shall auiomatically csuse an alarm signal to be transmitt€d ln a split rtspolting tormat via ielephone lines fumiihed by the l-89 School Distdct to the piimary central rec€lving statbn located at the l8g School Disfid I Servics Centor or contraded vendor. The ke,ypad and alam devices located in the kjtchen zone shall be programmed as a separate partiilon allo{ / llmited access to the kitchen area- b PRODUGTS Provide Seourity System produc€ In stses and capabilities indicated complying wtth manufaciursis information on standard msteJials and componenb design€d and constructed for applic€tlons iltdicat€d. A. Provlde an Ad6mco, Vista 128F8 Panitioned Addressabl€ Control/ Communicator Panel or approved equal. The control panel shall be microprocessor{ased and include a type HSP - 12lBTl Surge Prut8ctor Module, two (2) type SPRJ - 31 Tel€phons Lina Surge Protecior8, Telephone Communication Cods, twelve (12) VCD powar Buliply and battery. The Security Control Panel shall be capabls of supervisir€ and controlling up io eight (8) used d€finable partitions up to flfty (50) dsvice€ with up to sixteen (16) keypad co]Fol€s, Sl4tefl shall be capable of utillzing wiEd, mullipl€xed and wireless devices tc provide up to 87 zones. Syst6m shall provida up tc 128 user codes wifr seven (7) authority lovels. B. SURGE AND TAMPER PROTECTION Surge Proiection; Proted comFonenb from voltqe surg€6 originating efemal to equipfient hou8ing ard enGring through power, communication, signal, conttol, or sensing leads, Include surge plotectbn for ensmd wiring of sach conductor-€nty connection to mhponents. A. 1. 2. B. C. KEYPADS 1. 2. D. Minimum Protection for Power Connections 120 V and More: ArDdliary panel supprE8sols complying with r€qui€manb in Division 26 Section 'Transient -Voltage Suppression for Low. Volbge Eloctrical Potr',Br Circuits,' Minimum Protections for Communication, Signal, Control, and Lou/-Vohage Power Conngctions: Comply with requirements In oivislon 26 Section "Transient Voltag€ Suppresslon for Low Voltage Electical Power Circuits' as Gcommended by manufacturer for typa of line b€ing prDtected. Tamper Protectionl Tamper switches on enclo€ures, contlol units, pull boxes, jundion boxs8, cabin6b, and oth6r s)€tem components shall initiate a tamper-€larm signal wh6n unit is open€d or partially dbassembled. Control-station conlrol-unit alam display shall identifutamper slarms ard indic€te locations. Pmvide an Ademco type 6139, Addressable Alphanumeric Keypad or approved aqual. Each consolo shall pEvide a 32 character alphanumeric display and shall be progEmmed with custom message ior each point connected to lhe system. All keypads shall be mounted with a flush wa[ mounted bcking enclosure and keyed for the Ademco Lockir€ System' Provide lwo (2) sets of ke)rs io b€ provided for e€ch lock box. CARD READERS (Access Control Panel) Control Panelshall be: Topaz by Infographics (GE). 1. Topaz by Infographics (GE) a. TPZ-SY$D, equipped with remote acc€ss softwar€, HID 2000 access cards with thgir lientity in asce]ding order and operable with {he Infographics system' b. Lan}€rds for prox cad shall be ADl, c. UPS capable of holding up lhe pow€r supplies ior each of three doors wlth mag lod€, the Access Conlrol Panel, Proximity Readers. A. NOTE: E. F. Owner prwldes digltal camera for Access Card Photos. INTRUSION DETECTORS Pmvide Ademco 998 MX mplx serial number or DIP switch PIR intrusion detection devices or approved €qual. Provide Adem6o 4939 surface mount serial number contacts for roof habh€s andbr doofs or approved equal. Door contacts on interior doors shall be utilized only where a molbn device would be impractical for normal operEtion. Door contac'ts will be utlllzed on all exterior doors. l. 2. 3. 4. WIRING 1. Provide wiring as indicated onths Final Plans and Specmcatons. AIlwi]ing shallbe color-coded. 17700 - 2 OCMAPS Project No. ES-004? Thelma R, Parks Elernentary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Projeci No. N08079 Mrch 4, 2010 I 2. 3. 4. 3.2 A. The Contrac'tor shall anange a\isting securry sy6tem, B. The General Contractor shall take meeting minutes and distribute to all Parties for record. 3.4 br a jobsite corfersnce two (2) weeks pricir to any work being perfirffed on the INSTALLATION The manufactureis authorized representative shall povide supervision oftlnal system panel connections, perform a complete functional te6t oi the system and submit a writt€n report to the Contractor attesting to the Propsr operaiion of the system. A. B. All equipment and wiring shall b6 guaranteed qainst defects In materials and workmanship for a iwo (2) year period from the acceptance and beneficial use of the syst€m. Emergency repairs, programming chenges and additiorE to the sysiem made by lhe l-89 School District's personnel shall not invalidate this wananty. C. Upon completion of the installation, the electical contractor shall provide to the Architect with a copy to the mamrfacturer's representative, slgned written shtement attesting that all system equipment was installed in accordance with these sp€cifications and in accordance with wiring diagrams, instruclions and directions provided to the Conhactor by lhe manuiacturer. Conlractor willfurnish upon compl€lion a complete as-buill diagram of new system forfinalwalk through and acc€ptance by the l-89 School District. INSTALLER A. Installer shatl program all informalion applicabte to the system's operation in a @ntact lD split-reporting format, The progiamm€r shall program the syslem so that all activalions of actual alarms 6uch as fire, smoke or intrusion will be transmitted in accordance with l-89 School Distric't guidelines. AII other supervisory activities such as test, 2+hour check-ins, only the l-89 School District personnel shall receive openings and closings. B. The l+9 School Dislrjc{ shall provide the ppgrammer wilh the system's account number and numbers to be utilized by the receiving statione to receiv€ alarms. The l-89 School District Office shall be responsible for the station lD numbers and all security access codes. Waranty of all materials and laborfor a period of one year from the date of acceptance (subject to standard C, D. E. F. exclusions), Guarantee of rssponss of a troubte call within twentFouf hours after receipt of such call, Make available to the Owner an Authorized and Trained Service Represefltative who will provide training for the Ownefs Operational and Maintenanc€ Personnel. Training shall consist of a minimum of two sessions. Prior to the end of l-year wananty period the manutacture/s representative shall furnish the Owner with a proposal to provide an Annual Mainlenance and Service Contrast. CONTROL PANEL ZONE PROGRAMMING A, I I I EXISTING / NEW FACILITIES D. 3.3 prenum. Plenum rated cable instralled in conidors shall be installed in cable hangers. Allcableties shall be plenum rated. EXECtmON PART 3 3.I AII wiring and cable installed exposed in a space, concealed inside a wall, concealed above a nonaccessible celling or underground outside the building shall b€ installed in cond uit. All line voltage wiring shall be installed in a conduit. All low voltage wiring installed above acceesible ceiling may be installed without conduit by usirq cable with a jacket that is UL listed for installation in a return air Installar shall program the panel to meet the following: Zone l shall be reserved ior fir€ sprinkler equipment. Zone 2 shall be reserved for interior building smoke detectors. Zone 3 shall be teserved for duct detestors' Zone 4 Ehall be reserved for oull station activation. Zone 5 shall be reserved for trouble / Dowerfailure. zone 6 shall be reserved for 24-hour sheck in. Zone 7 -9 shall be for spares and later additions Intrusion devices shall begin with Zone 10 starting at the main front lobby keypad entrances and shall be programmed with a 90-secqnd delay and shall continue clockwise tor each device per zon6 thmughout lhe building. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 17700 - 3 OCMAPS Project No. ES4047 Thelma R. Parks Elernentary School Addition/Renovatior\ Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I t I I I 9. All motion detecbrs shall be programmed as interior follo$,ers. Alldoor and rcof hatdr mniadshall be programmed as perimeter. 3.5 OWNER'S ACGEPTANCE OF SYSTEIII gl l Cent€r and shall be All walk-through tegting of systems are to b€ completed pr'br to pufritE on line to the conduct€d at a time lvhen students ale not present and ihere are no activities at the s€hool; ET Walk through testing shall indude armirE of sys{em and activ;tion of each zone to ir6irB Foper prograrnming ard instaliation. Copies of S€mpl€s A shall be pmvided to thg Arc6tBct, OCMAPS Program Manager and the l€9 School District prior to walk lhmugh t$ting' w€lk thiough testing shall indude but not limlted to lhe bllor/ing persons: 8!€tBm installer, designated School Disbicl personnel and a representativts f|om the Archltect D. Install€r shall coordinate the w€lk lhlough with all parties conc6m€d and provide edequatE notice' E, During walk thtowh dtssignated l$g School Districi personnel shall veridy that system is rsporting as programmed to the k6ypad(s). After w€lk thrEugh, de€bnated lsg school Disltict plrsonnel shall be responaible br vsrirying that signals ara b€ing prsp€rly received by both monitodr€ receiver stations, END OF SECTIOT{ I t t I I T t I I I I l€9 17740 - 4 OCMAPS Project No. E90047 Thelma R, Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N080?9 March 4 2010 Section 17720 Automat'rc Det€c'tion Fire Alarm Syst€m PART GENERAL 1 1.1 A B. SECTION REQUIREMENTS Summary: Verifu the make, model and installation conditions of the exisling fire alarm system. Allfire alarm additions shall be added to the existing fira alarm system. Match existing devices and raceways, Contractor is responsible for providing a code compliant, fully operaiional Automatic Deledion Fire Alann System. Submit system operaling desqiption, shop drawings, data sheets, wlring diagrams, device address lbt battery calculalions, and voltage drop calculations. C. Comply with NFPA 70, The National Electric Code; NFPA 72, The National Fire Alarm Code; Intemational Building Code; OKC Fire Marshal's Office, and all other state and local guidelines. D. E. F. G. Atl squipmont shall be UL listed in the U.S. for its installed application. The Conlractor shall be licensed through the Oklahoma Department of Health as an Unllmited Fire Alarm Contrac{or. Th€ Contractor shall be responsible forobtaining a fire alarm Installation petmit in the OKC jurisdiction. As a minimum, ac{uation of any alarm shall automalically initiatre lhe following: Sound all audible alsrm signals ai marcfFtime cadence and cause all visual alam signals to flash. Flash a red LED on lhe ac,iuated device module at lhe conlrol panel annunciaior. Aclivato the location indicator on the building snnunclator' Activate signals to shut-off gas fuelsolenoid valves, Aclivat€ signals to thB m€chanical contol equipmerf b shrJt-down and/or reroute air handling systems. Ac{ivate signals to release all magnetically held smoke and/or fire doors' Aciivate tha digibl communicator to report the type of alarm and location to the remote central monitoring station, 1. 2. 3. 4, 5, 6. 7. PRODUCTS PART 2 2.1 ALARM DEVICES A" B. C. 2.2 Smoke Detectors: Malch Exlsling. Thermel Detectors: Match Existing. 1. Alarm-lndicating Device: Match Existing. C. . E. Manual Pull Stations: Match Existing. Central Fire Alarm Control Panel: Compty with UL 864. Wires: Solid copper, with 600-V-rated, 75 deg C, color-coded insulation, Plenum Rated. 1. 2. Low-Voltage Circuits: No. 16 AWG, minimum. Line-Voltage Circuits: No. 12 AWG, minimum. SYSTEi' FEATURES A Sy6tem shall contain not less than the fotlowing: Class B wiring fire alam system, During an alarm condition, the associated device alarm LED shallflash until acknowledged (by silencing the alarm signals); this shall allow determination of location of last alarm. Atlow the gensral alarm dgvicgs to b6 silenced only by authorizad personnel accesslng a locked control cabinet, then opeating an "ALARM SILENCE" switch. However, a subsequent device alarm shall reactivate lhe signals. Engagement of th€ "ALARM SILENCE" switcfi shall be indicated by illumination of the "ALARM SILENCED" LED and an audible troubla signalPower failures, opens, grounds, or a disanangem€nt ofthe system triring or mmponents shall be indicated by a visual and audible trouble signal. Grourd Fault detection. Alarm and Trouble LED for each d€vice. Subsequent alarm (resound) feature. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 1772D - 1 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elemertary School Addition/Renowtion, Oklalroma City, OK Prcject No. N08079 March 4, 2010 t I I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I I I I 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14i 15) I I I I t t 2,3 t t I I I I I I locked transparent door. Modular pluggable solid state construction. Superviseallalarm-receiving-circuitandsignal-circuitwiring. Autoinatic transfer to standby bateries upon power failurc' Lighlning and surge proteclion. All modules shallbB placement supervised. Provisioh ior rEmots drill and reset station: drill cordition shall not shut do!,Jn the HVAC systefi, rBr shallit dial the Fire Deparlment or 911' All lire alarm panels (indudirE transponder panels on multide sl,stems) shall havs a gruund wirE (olt|erthan corduit ground) for proper operation of lightning protectbn. CONTROL PANEL COMPONENTS A. Upgrade the exbting conllol pansl lo handle new areas as r€quired and have the following: Common alam contml module that allows an alarm from one (l) device b b€ silerlc€d, bijt a ows sub€equert alams from other devlcea to re€ound the alarm. Ptor./ido monibring cf a{ gtatus __ €fiang;s within th€ systsm, system rese! signal sllanca, system tolble LED, alaffn 8fi6nced LED; common system ahrm LED, AC pot er on LED, bouble sibnce, and lamp tsst' Alarm reciiving modules Clas8 B type. Each circuit shall be suitable for conneclion to manualfirE alarm stations,-heat detectors, appmved smgka detectors, and water flow alarm switches. Upon recsipt of an alarm, B|e receiving circuit Bhall lock into alarm, pulss itE individual rcd dwice LED€nd signalthe Common Control Unil Silencing of the sudibl€ devices shallcause thefashlng device ght st€adily. The Class B device cirorits shall be individually supervlsed for open wiring and L-D ground faults. Signal circ|'rit modules required for 6ach circuil capable of supplying a minimum of 2.0 amps 8t2& volt DC br the operation of polarized alarm signaling devic€6. Each circuit shall be pro\rldEd with over cunent protoclion and Ehall light an indlvidual LED trouble indicaior when any of ihs folloving condilion$ occur: Open or shorled wiring. Operation of th8 over curent device. Ground fault. The avaihblllty of z+volt DC signal pot rer al lhs module shall be supervbed; proviie io Eignal all devlc€s plus prswire for adding two (2) ftrh.|re signal cirrults' Requires two (2) posltion swltchas to disconnect auxiliary contEl cirqJits. A system trouble mndiiion shail be generated whsn an auxiliary system function (HVAC contol, remote mnnec{on circuit, etc.} has been dismnnected. Provide a switch module for each auxlllary circuit plus ptewiring {or addlng tvlo (2) ftnure circuits. Proyid€ auxiliary relay modules ior each auxlliary circuit function; each relay requir€d b have a contact rating d 5 amps at l2Svolls Ac/z+volts DC. Each relay shall have one sot of programmab-le 1N.O./N.C.) SPST contacts. Provide prswired capacity for twi) future cirflits. 1. 2. b 3. I I I I I 'Dead Front" design contml panelwith all LED alarm, trouble, and power indicators located behind a) b) c) d) 4. PART3 3,I ' EXECUTIONS INSTALLATIO''I A. lnstallation cf equipm€nt 8rd devices that pertain to other work in the contrad shall be closely coordinated with the appropriate Subcontractors. B. C. D. Witing Method: Install widng in metal raceways lhat match the existing installalion matedals' Provide and irctallthe system additions in accordance with the plans and specifcations, all applicsbl€ codss, and the manutaclure/s recommsndatiorF. All wiring shall be installed in accordanca with all applicable codeS and standards. Upon completion of installalbn, the Contractor shall so cerlity, in writing, to the Owner and General Contractor. Upon completion, the entire fire alarm system shall be fully tested in accordance u,ith NFPA 72 and local Fire Departmeflt Requirements. The completlon iesting shall be performed by the installing lic€nsed alam company in the presence ofthe ownefs representative and the localfire marshal, Once complete a mpy of the Record ot Completion shall be submitted to the school and lhe projeci Architect. 1) Require system manutactur€/s authorized representatlve shall prortide supervision offinalsystgm 2) instalhlion, panel connections, and eheci(-oul, Specify Contractor shall make all anang€ments and pay all fees in connection with the testing of the system. 17720 - 2 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thslma R. Parks Elementary School AdditiodRonovation, Oklahome City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4 2010 Provide conduits with pull strings from the Main Control Center to each jundion box localion for planned ftJture additions. F. Smoke detector heads shall not be installed until the tinal testing of the HVAC systam (including Test and Balance) has been compl6t6d, and all dust-creating construction has caased. Heads installed prematurely shall be remov6d, cl€an€d, and rsinstallsd per manufacturer recommsndations to the satigfaclion of lhe Architect. Remot€ relays shall be located within 25' of the item being controlled (or signaled), and shall have all wirlrE uo to fre coil suDervised. LABELING 1, 2. 3. Color code and label all conduc{ors at control panels, iundion boxes, and devices Label (not handMitten) each dsrice (initiating, sbnaling, and circult) with its associated device address inside the housing or on the connecting iunclion box. lf e,rposed, label sh6ll be visible from the floor. Provide a 9" X 12" legibls drawing of the building floor plan showing allfire alarm devices to bs framed under tempered glass as part of the annunciator panel. Locate in main administration area and include a\isting building zoning. CERTIFICATIONS 1. 2. An oficer of the Bectrical subcontactor shall submit (through the Contractor) to the Architect and the system manufaciure/s rgpr6sentative, a signed written statemsnt attesting that all syBiem equipment was installed in accordance with lhe code, tinal plan$ and specitications, and instructions and directives provided by lhe system manufacturer. The NFPA form shall be used and submitted. The system manufachire/s authorized represefltative shall provide writtan certification that the system has been properly installed, tested, and is func{ioning properly. END OF SECTION 17720 - 3 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition&.enovatior; Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I I I t I I I I I I t I I I I I I t t I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I I I I I Section 17730 GPS Wireloss Cloqk syslem PARTI GENERAL 1.1 SUMMARY Section Includes: Division B. 1.2 appfiBs to this s€ction. PmvHe GPS wkeless clock sy€tem, compld6. Related Work Soecified Ebewhere: 1 20 volt gourded electsical outlat at tranqmitter location' 1. DEFINITIONS A. 1.3 I GPS: Global Positbning System, a worldwide syslem ttlat emploirs 24 satrtlit€G in an integrated r€t-{rork to deiermin€ geographic location an!,where in the world, and which emp!o),s and trancmlb atomic ti]ne, the nrost accurate and rdiable timd. SYSTEII DESCRIFTION cPS wireless clock sygtem shall continually synchmnize clocks througtput the facility, and shall bacapable o{ clock rcadouts in muftiple tim€ zones where desired. B. The syslem shall synchronlze all clocks to each othsr. The sysiem shall ulilize GPS techndogy to pro-vi{ts atomG iima. The slrstsm shall not require hard wiring. Clocks shall automatkplly adiust for Day'ight Savings C. Analog Clocks Bhall ba synchronized to witl$n 10 milllsesonds 6 times per day, and lhe syst6m thal have an int6m;l oscillabr that maintains plus or minus one second per day between synchronizations, 50 that do€k accuraay shall not exceed plus or mlnus 0.2 seconds. D. The system shall include an intemal clock rBference so that failure of tha GPS signal shal not calt$e lhe clocks to fail in indicating lim€. .fall€ate" dssign so that failure of any componsnt shall not cau86 failure of [rE The system shall incorporaie a syBiem. Upon restoration of pow6r or repair of iailed mmponenl, lhe system shall resums normal opsalion wihout ths ne€d to r€6et the system or any component thar€of. Clock bcatiom shall be as indicated, and clocks shall be tully portable, capable of being rdocated at arry tima, 1.4 REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS A. Equipment and components fumished shall be of manufasturers latest model. R Transmitter and receiver shall comply with Part 90 of FCC rules, as icllows: 1. 2. c. 1.5 This device may not cause hannful interfefence, and This devic€ must accept interference received, including interference that may cauEe undesired operation. Transmlter frequency shall be governed by FCC Part 90.35. Transmitter output power shall be govemed by FCC Pad 90.257 (b). Syslem shall be installed in compliance with local and st€te aulhorities having jurbdiction. SUBii|ITTALS Product Data: Submit complete c€talog data for each component, describing physlcal charactetistics and method of installation. Submlt broahure showing available colorE and finishe€ of dockE. B. Operatlng License: Submit evid€nce of application for operating license priorb insblling equipment' Fumish the llcanE€, or ifthe licanse has nol been received, a copy ofiha application for the liceme, to lhe Own€r prior to operating *|e equipmenl When license is received, ddiver original liceirse to Owner. Samples: Submit one clock for approval. Approved sample shall be taggod and shall be installed ln th€ at ldcation dir€cted. 1Tt30 -1 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thekna R. Parks Elementary School Addiiion/Renovaiion, Oklahoma City, oK Project No. N08079 March 4,2010 wo* D. I Mansfacture/s Instruclions: Submit complats installation, set-up and maintenance instructions. SUq9TITUTIONS: 1.6 Proposed sub€titutions, lo be considered, shall b€ manufactured of equivalefit materials that meet ot exce€d specified requirements of this Section. B. Proposed substitutions shall be identified not less than 10 days priorto bid dat6. other systems requiring wiring and/or conduit b€tw€en master and clocK, or which require connection of clocks io extemal electrical power supply wil| not be acceptable, 1.7 QUAL]TY ASSURANCE A. B. 1.8 1.9 Oualifications: Manufacturer; Company specialElng in manufacturing commercial time systems with a minlmum of 1 0 continu,ous years of documenied experienseInstaller: Company with docflmented experience in the installation of commercial time syslems 1. 2. DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING A. Deliver alt components to ths sit€ in the manufacturer's original packaging. Packaging shall contain manufacturer's name and address, produc't identification number, ard other related information' B. Store equipment in finished building, unopened containers untll ready for installation. PROJECT SITE COND'TIONS A. B. 1.10 Permits: Obtain operaling license forthe transmitter from the FCC. Clocl.,s shall not be installed until painting and otherfinish work in €ach room is compl€te. Coordinate installation of GPS receiver ior access to the mof or ext€rior side wall so that ths bracket and relaied fasteners are watertight. SYSTEM STARTUP A. At completion of installation ard prior to finat acceplance, tum on the equipmEnt, ensure that all equipment i5 operating propedy, and $at all clocks are funclioning. PRODUCTS PARTz 21 i'ANUFACTURER: A. GPS wheless clock system shall be manulactured by Primex Wireless, Inc., N321 1 County Road H, Lake Geneva Wl 53147 (800) S:ZO+O+ pnX {Z62)248-006l www.primexwireless.com, Rauland, simplex, Dukane or approv€d equal. 2.2 . SEOUENCE OF OPERATION A, Transmitter Operation: When power is lirst appli€d to the transmitter, it checks for and displays the soft-ware version, then it checks the position of the switches and stores their position in memory. The transmitl€r then look for the GPS time signat. Once the transmitter has received the GPS time, it sets its intemal clock to that lime. The transmitter the; starts to transmit ib intemal time once €very second. The transmitter updates its internal clock every tlme it re€eiv€s valid time data from the GPS' B. Analog Clock Operation: '1. When the batteries are inserted into the clock A) Press lhe red button w|len the rcd second hand is at the 12:00 position. At this time tlte microprocessor will lock in lhe location of the second hand. B) After the red second hand has passed over the minuie hand (first second hash mark after minute hand), press and release the red button. At this time the microprocessor will lock in the location of the minute hand. The microorocessor then aSsumes the location oflhe hour hand. 17730 -2 OCMAPS Proisct No. Es-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I t I I z. I I 4. T I I I I I I t I I I I I I I t 2;3 After the red button has been pressed twic6, the micro processor will start searching th€ chanrEls. It will start at channel No. 1 and proced one by one until it eiiher d€mdgs a valid signal or reaches channel llo. 1 6. lf no signal ls detect€d the receiver will be shut off and will W again later. lf a stgnal lE recBivBd, the micro processorwill store the channel numbsr, set the cb* to thd receive the tim6. For lhe n€xt minutB tite clock will beep every time that it recdv€6 a valid lime sigml. f the clock is in a good sigml area it will beep once a sscond. ff the clock beeps every fevr, se6rds, the clock b in a maqinalsignal area. Analog clocks can operate in mslglnalsigmal araas, but baltery life wlll be about 25 oercent shorter. Aft6r initial s€t, the clock will shut off th€ receiver. On a presch€dul€d basis, the microprccesorwill tum lhe receiver back on and starting vvit| the sbr€d channd, it will again look for a valid 0me signal. However, lhe beep€r wlll not op€rate lf the clock has not decoded a valid time signal for seven days, then it wi[ go back to a doublF€iep mode. Non-signal rcception can be caused by low battery voltsge. lfthis ocsurs, replace th€ battedes. EQUIFiIENT Gen6rdl: The clock s)'stem shall include a lransmitter, a loof or window mount€d GPS rsceiwr, indlcEtng clock, and all accessories for mmplete operalbn. B. Transmitler: Prtmex Wireless Model FM-72, consisting of wireless trarsmltier wlth GPS r€ceiue(. Unit shal obtain curent abmic time from satellite. The clock system shall tran$nit time continuoBly to €ll clod(s In th€ system. 1, Transmission: Frequency Range: 72.100 to 72.400 MHz h Transmission Range: one mil6, opan field, Radio tschnologF nanowband FM Number of channels: 16 d. e. Channel bandwldlh: 20 kHz maximum l. Transition mode: onc-way communication Data €te: 2 KBps s. n. Operating rang6: 0 dggrses C. to 70 degrees C. Transnitter a. b. c. d. e. TrarEmifter output pou'ec +26to+30dBm Frequency deviation: +/- 4 kFts Transmitter pow€r raquirements: 12q VAC 80 Fk Intemal porryer requirements: 5 VDC Canier frgquency sbhility: +/- 20 ppm Transmitter shall have 16 selectable channds to assurs intarfarence-free receplion. Trammitter shall have the iollowlng s1li,itd|e6: Time zone adjustment switches for alltime zones in the world. Includss a[ US tme zones ' Eastem, Cenlral, Mountain, Pacific, Alaska and Hawaii. a. b. c. E 6. 7. c. Daylight Saving Time bypass switch. 12-hour or 24hour display. Transmitter houslng shall be bl6ck metial case, 16-34 irEhes by 12 inche$ by l-7l8 Inch63 in Eize' Ant€nna shall be 46 inches high, commercial type, mounted on top center of transrnitter houslng. Antenna gain shall be < 2.2 dB. Antenna polarlzallon shall be vertical. Transmitter housing shall incorporaie a displaywhich shall include the following: Time readout AM and PM indicator if '12-hourlime dbplay is set Day and date readoul c. d. lrdicalor for daylight Bavings or standard time LED which shall llash red in event of reception problem t. GPS receplion indicator Transmitter shall contain an intemal clock such thal failure of receFtion fiom the GPS will not disaHe the operation of the clocks. a, Power supply: Model NumbeE 140003 Input 120 volt AC 50/80 H2, 0.4 amp. Outpt t g volt DC, 1.5 amp. GPS Receiver: Model Number Q11695, GPS roof mounted, with 15 foot cable attached {additional PrtmEX Wireless extension cable available: 50, 100, 150, 200 foot). The GPS Receiver shall be a mmplete GPS receiver includlrE anterna in a waterproof ca8e, $7/8 inch€s by 4-3116 inehes by 2 inches, deslgned for roof or outdoor mounting. Provide m.iunting bracket for attachment to roof structur€. 1. Traditional analog clocks: Primex Wireless analog clocks, 12-112 inch diameter or 16 inc+l diameter as selected, color and finish as selested from manufacturer's standard colors and finishes. Analog dock€ thall be '| 7730 -3 OCMAPS Prciect No. ES.0047 Thelma R, Parks Elementary School AdditiortRenovation, Oklahoma City, OK Projec't No. N08079 March 4, 2010 wall mounted, and 12-12 inch diameler clocks shall have polycarbdnate frame and polycarbonate lens. Face shall be white. Hour and minute hands shall be black, Analog clocks shall be provided with red sweep second hand. . 2. 1 5. L q F. F. 12-112 it\ch analog clocks Ehall bo battery-operated, and shall have s-year battery life. Analog clocks shall be capable of automatically adjusting for Daylight Saving Time. An on-off switch located on the ransminer shall disable this tunction it d€sired. Time shall be automatlcally updated frcm lhe transmitter 6 times per day. Analog docks shall r€member the time during changing of batteries. 12-112 inch analog cbck lock Tampsr-proof/theft resistant hangers and slots in the backs of th€ analog clocks. Provide 2 alkaline D-cell bafteries vvith each 12-112 or 16-inch analog clock. Analog dock receivers shall be as follows: Receiver sensitivitla >-110 dBm Receiver por,rer: two alkaline D-celb Antenna iype: intemal Antenna gain: -7 dBd lf transmitter stoFe transmitiing valid time signals due to powerfailure, the cloiks will continue to function as accurate quafts clocks until a valid time signal is decoded. Analog dock iac€s shall bear Owner's logo as indicated. a. b. c. d. Wire guards: Provide one ior each anabg clock as follo\,rrs: Model No. 14131, 14by 14 inch size, for nominal 12-112 inch diameter analog clocks. Model No. 14123, 18 by '18 inch size, for 16 Inch diameter analog clocks. 1. 2. Cabte Connection Sealanf Radio Shack Coaxial Cable Connector Sealant 278-1645, or approved el€clrical grade sllicone seelant. H. Additional Equioment 1. Wireless reseiver switcfies: Swttches shall r€ceive time packets from the master transmitter and rel6y the synchronized tim6 to th€ satellite transmitter connecied to lt. The unil shall include the follot /ing: Antenna mounted on top ofthe switch housing, 11-112 inehes long a. b. Polrer Supply Input 120 VAC 50/60 Hz, 0.4amp Output: I voltDC, 1.5 amps RS 232 data cable, 5 feet long 2. Daylight Saving Time bypass switch e. Dimensions: 4-1l4 inches long, 5-3i4" wid€, l-114 inches deep f. Weight t2 ounces g. Operating range: 3? degrees F to 158 degrees F (G70 degree$ C) Satellite transmifters: Satellite transmltters shall receive the signal irom the wireless receiver switches and transmit the signal to th€ devices in its vicinity, which are out of range from the mastar transmiiter. The unit shall include the following: Antenna mounted on top of the housing, 46 inches long Power Supply: lnput: 120 VAC,50i60 Hz,0.4 amp Output:9 volt DC, 1.5 amps. a. b. 6 foot d f. h. i. j. k. t. 16 seleclable shannels Tims zone adjuSlment switch LCD display showing time, date and signal verification Housing: black m6tal casing: Dimensions: 16 inches wide by 12 inches deep by 1-718 inches high Weight 7-gl4 pounds Operating rang6: 32 degrces F to 158 degrees F (0-70 degrees C) EXECUTIONS PART 3 3.1 cod Approximately one Watt transmlssion 72 MHz frequ€ncy EXAMINATION A" B, Verifo that construction is complete in spaces to recdve equipment ard that rooms are clean and dry. that 120 votl eloctrical outlat is localed w:thin 6 feet of location of transmitter, and that outlet is operational and properly grounded. . Veriry 17730 4 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Projed No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I I I I I I T I I t I I I t I I I I I INSTALLATION A" GpS Unit lnstall on ro6f in locatlon indic€ted, in clear view of the sky. Install unit in location free fmm standing water, and above accumulations of leaves or debfis. Seal cable conr€dion to GPS wi$ cable connec{ion sealarit. Any added cable lengths must be protected from oubide el€rnenls' B. Tmnsmitler: J. C. . Locate transmltter where indicated, a minimum of 2 b 3 fuet above the floor, away fiom large metal objeck such as filing cabinets, bckeB or metal framed walls. The prefenEd transmitter location icr best trdnsmission co\€rage is centrally located on the bp floor df lhe building. Attach receiver io lransmlfter using cable. Connect sntenna to transmitter, lFing care not to strip threadg. Conn€cl pou/er supply to $e traJrsmitt€r. Set the channel number on th€ display to conespond to the FCC license. Plug pow€r supply into electricsl outlel Analog clocks: Perform lhe following operations with each clock: 1. lnstall D-cell batteties. 2, $6t dock to conact time in accotdancts with manufacturefs instuctions, Observe analog clock until valid signal$ are received ard analog clock adiusts lls€lf to con€ct lime. 3. lnstall the ana6g dock on the wall in the indicat€d location, plumb, level an.t tight against wall lf 4. using 12-115 inch clock, attach tEing clock-lo.* hanging method and sultablg fssbners as appmwd by clock manufuc{urer. 3.3 D, E, wire guards: Secure to wall, using approved theft-rssistant fasteners. F. Satelllte lransmitten lnstall within 5 feet of lhe recelver 61,vitch and connec{ uslng the Eupplied cabls. Set the satellite transm itter to tho channel as indicated on the approved submittal and FCC licsnss. Set switch B for time zone ofhet from UTC. Set switch lf3 to do\{n position. Prlor to {inal acceptancr, clean exposed surfaces of clocks, using sleaning rnethods recommerded by clock manufacturet Remove temporary labels from clock faces, Do not remove labels from backs of clocks. DEMONSTRANO A. 3,6 Prior to final acceptance, inspect each clock, adjust as required, and r€ptace parts, which are found ddedive. CLEANING A. 3,5 1. 2. 3. ADJUSTING A 3.4 Recei\ef switches: Locaie as required to provide complete coverage of the area designatsd for each switch. lnstalllhe receiver switch in the bcation or locatbns indicated, ard secur€ b support8 r|sing iasieners suitable for lhe surface to vyhlch lt is attached. l. Align the antenna vertically. 2. Sei receiver switch to the aame chann€l numberofthe fansmitbr it will be rec€iving Rs signaltom. Provide training to Owr|eds representative on setting ard adjusting clocks, replacing batteries and rcutine maintenance. PROTECTION A. Protect finished installation until final acceptance of the project. END OF SECTION 17730 -5 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Pafts Elementary School AdditionlRenovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proied No. N08079 March 4, 20'10 Section I ?740 Tsl€phons Syst€m PART 1.I .I GENERAL ELECTRICAL DESIGN COORDINATION A. B. Modffy existing ielephone cabinet and associated wiring as indicated belot /. lnstall new telephone board for new data cabling for interfacing with secudty, intercommunications, fire alarm data, energy managemenl, and other building systems requiring phone lines. Interphase these systems b€tween the efsting tslephon€ cakinet and th€ nstr. _ C. Work covered in this sedion inc[des: R€storing exlstlng tElEphone seMce to existing conditions. Wiring for equipment cDver€d in this section. The flowing work is not covered in this section and will be done by oth6r subcontractors: The wiring io rglated syst€ms such as fre alarm and energy management sy$tem8. All new communications cabling of security s)rstems. Data infrastructure cabling of computer and voice communicatbns in all rooms except those mentioned in this section. D. Comply wilh Section 16100 and Section 16143 critaria. Coordinate milhrork at Administration reception counter to achieve access to telephone receptacle and routing of phone cords, E. Provide two (2) dedicated telephone lines for fre alarm panel, one (1) line for the primary and one (1 ) lin€ for the s€condary service line. Provida ona (1) dedicated line for elevators (allelevators In the building willshare this line). Provide tr o (2) dedicated lines that can be shared with the security panel, sflergy management and two (2) 911 holphones. F. These telephone lines will run to the new "TB' (Telephone Board) in mom 025. a. b. a. b. c. I 1.2 TELEPHONE RECEPTACLE LOCATIONS I.3 A. B. See S6c{ion 16140 criteria. C. One (i) can use the same line as the energy managemenl line and one {1) can share with the securjly system, Prvide two {2) telephon€ liftes in the Adminisfative area, behind the front de6k in the reception atea, that can be utilized for failsafe and for 911. SECURITY SYSTEM A, B. 14 Design ior necessary components of securry system. See Section 17700 desion criteria. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM A. 1.5 Provide necessary componer*s for the fire alarm system and sprinkler system's flolr/ switch. ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM A. Provide necessary components to accommodate the eneBy management system. 1,6 ELEVATORS A. PART? 2.1 Provide necessisary components to accomidate elevator. PRODUCTS CONDUTTS & BOXES A Comply with Section 16130 design criteria. '177 40 - 1 OCMAPS Project No. E5{047 Thelma R- Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 I I I I I I I I I March 4, 2001 I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I I I T t I I I I t I I I I B. C. 2.2 3.2 For onsite telephone wire only if any exist. Comply witn Sediorc l6t,t0. 'JUMBO" sizs brushed stainless steel cover with bushed corfer hole br telephone outlet corerB. 'fUMBo" size bt€nk covers at all unussd telephons boxes. EQUIPMENTCABINETSI A. B. PARTS 3.I Bushed ends at backboard locations. COVEnpLeTeS A. B. C. D. 2.3 Minimum 3r4' conduit size required 'Square-D' Oas3 6650 lockable cabingt to hold required spare parts and tools' Locate at Main Backboard. EXECUTION SERVICE ENTRANCE A Minimum 4: unde4round mrduit with hrid*6w€€p elbows lma{mum of four (4)l from utility the t€leDhone bacldoard. B. Tenninate condult wlth smooth insulated bushed end at edge of backboard (minimum 16'A.F.F.). tiein eosrce b GROUNDING A. 6' long X 1" high X 1/8" thick copper gmunding bw on each babkboard. Provkle minimum twelve (12) grounding set screws. B. #i/0 AWG insulat€d copper ground conductor in a 3/4" rigiC mnduit from each backboard to the maln eledrical service ground bus 6nd bond. 3.3 BOX iI|OUNTING A B. For onsitB tslephone wire only. lnsccordancewilhSectionl6100criterb,verticallywithbottomsotbox68at16'A.F.F.,setontopof second CMU course. Flush-mount with wall sufaces. C. E. E, 3.4 Do not position boxes belween diffedni, wall materiab. Offsat tetephone boxas and othel device boxes on opposlte face6 of wall6 a minimum of 6"; no bad(-to-back device€ are allowed. COIIERPLATES A. B. C. 3.5 Groui flll aJound sll boxes in CMU pattitions to solidly ancfior in place For onsite telephone wire only. Instatl with pair of matching screws, box snug io finished surface on all sides. Instalt plumb and level; adjust box as required. CONDUTTS A. B. For onsite tslephons wire only. Each febphone receptacle box shalt have its ot,/n conduit run io top of partltrons ard tumad out above lhe ceilings. 17740 -2 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES4047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovaiion, Oklahorna City, OK Proiect No. Me079 March 4, 2001 I C. ln the (MDF), neatly teminate conduits above th€ ceiling and at uniirrm hebht,f inside the pedmeter of the backboard with smmth insulated bush€d ends and secure conduits to wall consbucibn. I IDENTIFICATION A. 3,7 Label the outlets in the Administrative area for the emergency 911 lines. TIENNS A Provide for telephone system vendor tie-in to building security system, lntercom s),stem, fire alarm systerns, data systems, aM 6n6rgy management E/stems. END OF SECTION I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I 17740 - 3 OCMAFS Pro.ject No. ES-0047 Thetma R. Parks Elemeniary Sehool Additior/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2001 I sEcTloN 17745 DATA INFRASTRUCTURE GENERAL PART 1 1'O.I DATASYATEMS A. ' This document defines the cabling system and subs!€tem componenb to include cable, ierminatlon hardware, supporting hardware, and miscellaneous items required to fumish ard install I mmplde .cablirE.lrfrastruclure supporting voics and data. This de8ign will be rFed for all K-12 educational faciliti€€. Thi$ document describes cable muting for dassrooms, labe, administrative area, technology support araas and arry other area that r€quires cabllng and also, shows diagrams sf tydcal classiooms lal,oub, parb, labeling etc. to enhance clarification. B. 1 .O2 A data drop can be used for both data and/or voice. Refer to the Seciion 1 6Z ) for spedlic lnbrmaiion about telephone. The Data and Teledron€ Ssctions will be cros6.rofer6nced. STANDARDS A. The copper based netwerk infrasiruc'ture will be an Enhanced Category 6 (CAT- 6) mmpliant Structured Cabling System with a ten (10) year minimum ssrvice and product waranty, Contracior wi[ corfigure and install this equhment as to provide a conligured and lrvorking Category 6, drop(s) integrated into the Wide Are€ Network oflhe l-89 School Dbtrlct. B. C. Wiring Scheme will be TIA/EIA 568-8 compliant. CAT-6 media twist cabie runs in clasemoms 6nd offices or visibls to lhose who use the buiHing will b€ 6it|er in th8 wans at dmp bcations with flu6h mount faceplates {whenever possibl€} or'in a hodzontal surfaee mount around Derimeter of the room. D. Each wall plate will have its own conduit run to the iop of partitions and tumed out above oeiling, including the blank wall plates. E. All racervay used on exterior will be mechanically fastened and of metallic construciion where acce$ible to studeds. J-Boxes will be mechanically tastened. F. All worh will be designed in accordance with the BICSI TDMM, and will be ircialled in accordance Mth th6 BICSI ClM. In addition. all u/ork will conform to: 2002 NEC (or most curreflt) including 110-3, and 800-6. ANSUTIA/EIA BuildirE Wiring Standards. OEM lnstallation directlons. Applicabl€ Stale and localcode. 1) '21 3) 4) G. Allfloor and wall penetratlons will be fire and smoke stopped H. Pathwalrs will be installed using wide J-hoole with minimum berd radius. Wire bridle rings or cable ties will not be accepiable. ln the classroom, Bmall bundle support wids,lhooks may be used to attach to ceiling wir€ supporl IAW 1997 TIIJEIA 569A Standard. Complete building cabling palhways will be installed, where deamed app|opriate, forfutire building structur6d cabling systems raquir€menb on those routes requir€d by this RFP. J+ook load will not €r(ceed 40% qf capacity. l. Plenum CAT-6 Belden MEdia Twist Bonded-Pair Network Cable 1874A or equalwill be utilized. Cable iacket color of rcd. J. Fiber oplic cable wlll run between the Main Distribulion Room (MDF) and Remote Distribution Room (lDF) (not including Lab, Medh Room, ard Trade and Industdal Closets) for telephone. The slack will be coiled up above the ceiling in lhe lDF. b rssbre th6 stuElur€s b the originalfir€ or smoke rating by deslgn, code and standard. Preexbting pen€lrations will be fire or smoke stopped if used fur cable routes. All fiber optic cables to annex 6r outer buildir€s wlll be buded in mnformance wiih lhe standads listed In paragraph F. 17745-1 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proieci No. N08O79 March 4, 2010 K. L. M. All connections between widng closets will be multimode 501125 pm duplex fiber optic. N. O. UTP modules will be Panduit Mini4om TX-6 PLUS, part number CJ688TPRD' Red in color' P. Each fiber oDtic cabl€ run will be a minimum of o-ffber strands Each tiber oDtic cable conneclions will be terminated with SC connectoc to TlA,/ElA speciication ard installed in Jiber oplic rack mount t€rmination cabinets. Technology support areas io be located no furth€r than 300' from the jack location in classroom to the patch panel in the technology support area. This assumes the use of Belden or equal CAT-6 media lwist cable. whidr allows 10% over run from lhe CAT-6 standard fur patch ard classroom runs. lf distance or the wire run is anticipated to exceed 300', a separate technobgy support area must be provided, or alt€rative distribution melhod must be identified. lfthe Panduit part that is specified is not available then the Panduit replacement part is acceotable. O. R. S. T. Raceway, faceplates and J-Boxes will b€ lvory in color and matched as closely as possible. Two (2) 4" conduits witl extend to facillty exterior for telephone and data communicalions from the MDF to the property lin€ locaiion designated by the OCMAPS Program Manager. Generally, the standard articulated will be used in both nev, construclion and remodelirE. Existing CAT-6 cable may be utilized bd it is lhe responsibility of the contractor to ensure the infrasdjctur€ is certified tb these specifications. lf existing CAT-s cabl€ exists it will be removed unleSs directed otherwise by the OCMAPS Program Manag6r. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS A I I I t I I I Technology Support Areas 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. MDF is the centml equipment room tor the school site. Some scf|oob may have some lDF. The environmental controls ior the MDF and lDFs should be saparate from building system for year-rcund opeEtbn. f an IDF is required and util'rzed, provide two (2) 2' mrduits betw€en the MDF and the lDF. f an IDF is required and i5 utilized, run one (1) bundle - 12 strands of multi mode 50/125 um fiber oplic duplex home runs to the MDF and terminate with SC @nnectors, Must be sealred to designated l-89 OKCPS staff, with a single common key between all technology suppon areas for all schools in the Distdct FLOOR RACK . A 19'Standard R€ck (7 Aluminum), Panduit pari number CMR1gX84, Chatsworth part number 4635&703, B-Line part number S8556084XU or equivalent will be placed in the MDF' Two (2) or more racks will be placed in the MDF for schools with classroom totals 50 or less a.d three (3) or more racks with classroom totals over 50' One (1) addilionat rack will be placed in ths IDF (Used when cable lengths would exceed ANSI/TIA/EIA Standards). Racks in the MDF and IDF will be placed as close to the demarcation point as possible, allowlng BICSI standards compliant spaee between walls and walkway6. Racks till be ganged iogethsr with verticsl cable manager centered. Derween and on each end (Panduit oart number NCMVS' Chatsworth part number 3O0g$703, B'Line part numb€r SB-571-66D084 or equivalent) Two (2) ve.tical Power Distribution Units (PDU) will be mounted to the rear of each rack' The PDU will have ten (10) EF'l5R oudets and one (1) 5-15P Plug with at least an I' cable. Rack will be secur€ly attached to the floor' All racks will be grounded to the talecommunications ground bus bar in accordance with the grounding sedion of this document. TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT AREA WALL LININGS I T I T b. c. I d. t f. g. 17745-2 ocMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addiiion/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 I a. e. 6. T March 4, 2010 II I I I I I t I I I I a. b. c. 7. 8. At least one (1) closet wall should be lined with trade size %' ACgrade plywood I' high. Plywood should be void fee and eittl€r firs rat€d or tr€sted ofl all sides with at least t' o (2) coab of fir€resisbri painl Walls, floors ard c€lllng should bs treated with coalings that minimize dust and statlc electricity. Watls will contain ladder cable trays to facilitats managem€flt routing and distribution of cables. TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT AREA EQUIPMENT RACK CLEAMNCES Allow a minimum of3'-4'(1m) of clear working spaoa frum Equipment atd cross-conned fteldg. EquhmEnt racks should be Fovided within the Teclfiology Support ArBa& Allocatg a spacs of at leaet 32' (80crn) deep and 7'-ff (2.3m) higfi for each rack. Provide spaca br an alsle of at least 32" (80crn) widE in the .front and in the rear ot each equipmgnt rack, TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT AREA ELECTRICAL CIRCUTTS Dedicaled 120V nominat, non-swltched, ac duplax el€chical outlet receptades, (NEMA S20R) each on a separate branch cirqit p€r raclq wlll be pmvided for equipment power. These recephcles should bts rabd at a. b. a. b. 20A ldentified and mark€d conveni€nce duplex non-switched outle{s lnlll ba placed on each wall which may be provided dn a slngle but separ€tB brgnch circuit. I I I I t T I I I I I t I t 9. ab. r PATCH PANEL These speclflcation8 roquire sole us€ of Panduit patch panels br cdniinuity, expansion and ease of mair enance. No substifuuon will be accepted. Forty-elght (tl8) port copper patch panels in the MDF and IDF will be Parduit Dart numb6r UICMPPA,'SBL. A fiber paich panel (Panduit part number FRME2) will be in lhe MDFA rack in the MDF and a fiber patch panel (Panduit part number FRMEI) will be in a rack in each lDF. a. b. c. 1n45-3 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elemeniary SchoolAddition/Renovatlon, Oklahoma City, OK Pmiec* No. N08079 Marfi 4, 2010 The MDF fib€r patch panelwill have six (6) Adapler Panels loaded with blue SC duplex adapt€fs wth ceramic slseves (Panduit part number FAPoWBUDSCZ}. The IDF liber patch panel will have one ( l ) Adapt€r Pangl loaded with blue SC duplex adaplers wlth c6ramic Eleeves (Panduit part number FAPOWBUDSCZ) and luo (2) blank adapter panels (Panduit part numbsr FAPB). Teminate fiber cables propetly with adequate slack left at both entrance location and temination unil MDFIIDF fiber optic strands will be ierminated in th€ fullov/ing ord€r f. o. Position Cobr 1 2 3 4 5 6 Blu€ Orange Green Brown Slate White Red Black I Yellovr. 10 Violet I 12 'I Rose Aoua Equipment racks MDF-A and MDF-B will house the copper patch panels for horizontral cabling for all moms that are within the 300' cable limit (not Including Labs, Media Rooms and the Trade and lrdustial area). All copper and tiber patch panels will be located in MDF-A, but larger schools will require soflie copper patch panels b be placed in MDF-B to accommodate all equipment lisled in lhe rack order qf Figure 2. lf the copper patch panels utilhed in MDF-A excesd 14U then install the remaining patch panels in MDF-B. All MOF equipmfft will be rack mounted in the order as spscified in Figure 2. K. I I I I I I I t T 1 I 8o?F a I Fa*lr Pr!€lr Erlpr}l E:rrh I ltit: l t t I 17745-4 OCMAPS Projecl No. ES{047 Thelma R. Pad€ Elemeniary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, QK Proj€d No. N08079 March 4,2010 I I I t I Equipment racks In lhe IDF'$ will hotE€ the copper paict panels for horizontal connedivity for ths do€est noom exehding Labs, Media Rooms and the Trade ard lndustrial Area. All IDF equipment will be rack mounted ln lhe oder as specified in Figure 3. I I t t I I I I t u- CLASSROOM CABLING L Six {6) CAT6 media twist cable in each classroom and will be terminated in the closest MDF or lDF, three (3) dmps in one comer and three (3) In thB othsr (see Figure 4). 2. An additbnal stx (6) CAT6 cable will run frcm the MDF or IDF b each dassmom wllh I 00' sladf coiled up in the csiling in the dassroom for future AP. 3. Two (2) blank wall plates with matching cobr blank modules for future nEtwork drop locations will be placed in each classroom aB shown inFigute Coax will be placed opposits door and adjacent to the white board. S6e Figurg 4 for placement locations. a. b. I I t I 17745_5 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0M7 Thelma R. Pad<s Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 Marcfi 4, 2010 I I I I Typical Classroan c. LABS, MEDIA CENTER, TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL CTASSROOMS (lnduding Businoss Education and Career Technology classrooms) Eouioment Closet: A network closet will be placed in the media cent6r, one (1) closet in each lab and one (1) closet in the Trad€ and IndustdalArea. The doorwill be locat€d in the hall to discourage anyone from trying to use it for other reasons besides network equipment. The door will be ver*ilated. The closet will be at least 70' wide X 40' deep allowing enough mom to manage the cables in the rack Must be secured to Technology staff only, with a sillgle common key c. b6twe6n alltechnology support areas for all schools in the Distict. o. A 19" Standard F€ck (7' Aluminum), Panduit part number CMRl9X84, Chatsworth psrt number 46353-703, B-Line part number S8556084XU or equivalent will be placed in each lab/media room closst. Vertic€l cable managerwill be mount€d on both sides of the rack (Panduit part number NCMV8, Chatsworth part number 30095- 703, B-Line patt number SB-571-66D-084 or equivalent). One (1) Power Distribution Unit will be mounted to the rack (2 AMPS draw anticipated). The PDU will have ten (10) 5-15R outlets and (1) 5-15P plug wlth at le6st an 8' cable. Tha rack wilt b€ securly attached to the floor and grounded to the ielecommunications ground bus bar in accordance with the grounding section of this document. h. Forly-eight (48) port copper patch panels in the closet will b€ Panduit part number UICMPPA4SBL. t. A flber palch panel in the closet will be Panduit part number FRME1. j. This fiber patch panel will have one (1) Adapier Panel Loaded with blue SC duplex adapters with ceramic sleeves (Panduit part numb€r FAPoWBUDSCZ) ard two (2) blank adapter panels (Panduit part number FAPB). The rack order is shown in Figure 5. l. 17745-6 OCMAPS Prolect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No, N08079 March 4, 2o10 I I t I T I I I I I l Fiblr Prtsb P3ne1 Frg- 5 z. LAB AND MEDIA CENTER CABLING OnE {1) bundls - 6-sbands of multmode 50/125 pm fiber optic duplex cabls will run from the MDF and terminatgd with SC connecbrs in lhe equlpmsnt a. b. cbseL MDF/IDF tiber optic strands will be terminated in the following order: Position Color Blue 13 OrarEe 14 Green Brown Slate 12 15 16 17 d. T. White Three (3) CAT6 dtopa and one coax will be locat€d in tha wall plate beside the whitdchalk board at standard gang height opposite the entry door. The three (3) CAT4 drops will be terminated in the patch pan€l in the lab equipment clos€t and the coax will be terminated in the MDF There will be a total of 30 CAT€ droDs in the lab. On opposite walls grcup four (4) quads of three (3) Data^/oice drops. This plscement will ba d€tsnnined by rmm dimenBions and furnihlre size. Two (2) blank wall plates with matching color blank modules ior tuture network drop loc€tions wlll be placgd in each lab and medla room' See diagram below (Figure 6) for placement locatlons. 17745-7 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 Mtrch 4, 2010 I I I t TyFiErl Coi.rFlJl€r L.b I I I t I T J. TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL AREA CABLING One (1) bundle - &strands of multimoda 50/125 um fiber optic duplex cable will run from the MDF and terminated with SC connec{ors in the T|ade and Industial equipment closet. MDF/IDF fiber optic strands will be terminated in the following order Position Color Blue a. b. 18 19 Orange 20 Green I t Browl 22 23 Slate White The following li6t contains the number of CATS drops br each area. These drops will be terminated in ihe Trade and Indusbial closet: Agriculture (AG Mechanics and Animal Science) - 15 drops Agriculture (Horticulture) - 15 drops Aulomotive - 15 drops Cosmeiology. 10 drops Hsalth Science Technology - 20 drops Marketing/l.C.E. * 10 drops Graphic Communication Lab - 30 drops Construction orWelding Lab -10 drops Vid€o produciion - 2 drops Office - 2 drops per omc6 Placement ot the dmps depends on room layouu dimensions and fumiture Dlacement, 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) d. T t I I 17745-8 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thslma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 I March 4, 2010 l t t t I ,t t t I I t t D. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES I. Three (3) CAT-6 drops in eacfi adminisHive offce will be tominated in lhe close8t MDF or lDF. 2. Placement of the drops dep6nds on rDom lsyout/ dimensions and fumitu]B plscernenl E. SCIENCE I-ABS Five (5) CAT-6 drops plus one (1) drop for eacft d€monstratidn table in sach lab and will be teminated in tha closest MDF or IDF 1. ALL OTHER SPACES Reference Ed Sp€cificatbns for speclfic number of drops and terminatB in lhe closest MDF or lDF. 1. FACEPLATES Faceplaies wlil be eirgle gang, horizontal slop€d, holding up tc four (4) Mini-Com Modules. (Parduit part number UICFPHSE4IW). Outlets will pmvide a means of supporting modular jacks during teminalbn' Module lcons - Contractor will install the following module icons for eadl classrcom/adminbtration work area: one (1) yEllow voics module icon, Panduit part number UlclPYL'C next to the tsacheis desk. Provide all remaining drcps in work area wlth grs€n data rnodule icDni Panduft part numb€r UICIDGR -c. 1. 2. 3. a. b. H. LABELING 1. 2. Labding scheme per classroom will contain assignod idsfifierE forspace' panel and gort peaTlA,/ElA 606 standards. Atl labeb must b6 machine generated and inEartBd into faceplatE th€n secured with clear plastic cover. All faceplates will denoG the MDF or IDF room numbsr on each faceplaie. The individual CAT$ modulss will b€ identified with ths dassroom number follow€d byt|e porUc€ble numb€r. For example, the label for the faceplate is IDFOI 00 which mean8 ihe cables in this faceDlate a€ tetminated in neiwo* closet 0100. Figure 7 sholvs tha detailed labeling required for a faceplate for classroom C104. t I t I I I t ,3. LABELING MAIN EQUIPMENT ROOM {MDF) All MDF €quipment racks will have a visible label using $e following convention 'MDF-a" which would represent equipment rack A and 'MDF-B" would represent aquipment rack B and so on as shown in Figure 2. Porb on ths patch panels will be group€d and labeled in order frcm lstt to riglrt, iop io bottom. a. b. 1774r9 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary Schdol Addition/Renovation, Oktahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4, 2010 The {ollowing Figure I explairE how all copper patch panels will bs lab6led. Each port will be lab€led with "Room Number- Cabl€ Numbef. For example, class|oom A'104 would have ports lab3led A104-1, 4104-2,... 410+6 and administrative rooms are labeled 801-1, 801-2, B0l-3, 802-1, 802-2. etc. Fb. t Fiber patch panels are labeled similar to the copper patch panels. The labal represents where the fiber is terminated on the olher and of the cable. The tollowing Figure I is th€ liber patch panel in the MDF. In this example, the cable is running b thre€ (3) different lDF s. Each port is labeled with the room numbef - cable number. d. t I t I t T I I ! ! E E D g D E E u U q q q q g q il t! E ! ! g H g g E E B EI Lc E u /Tt ! I n E g q g D D 0 -rr-r-r-l-t -:F-:F= Ft9l LABELING SECONDARY NETWORK CLOSE|S (IDF.I,IDF2, ETC...) All IDF equipment racks will have a visible label using the followirE conveniion "lDF-mom numbef As shorn on Figure 3. IDF rack and patch pairels will be populated in accordance wilh MDF lab€ling in Figures I and 9. LABELING LAB. MEDIA ROOM AND TMDE AND INDUSTRIAL AREA IDF'S Th€ [acks in these closets will have a visible labal uslr€ the following convention: "lDF-Room Numbef and placed as shown on Figure 5. Th€ following Figure 10 explains hor/ copper patch paneb will bs labeled for a lab. Note each port is labeled with'Room Number- Cable Numbei which r€lat€s to th6 wall Dlats Dort in lhe classroom. For example C10+1 thru C104-30 are labeled below. a. b. 5. a. b. I I I I I I I Fi!, t0 d. Fiber patch panels ar€ laboled similario the copper patch panels. The label represents where the fiber is terminated on the othsr end of the cable, The follo/,/ing Figure 11 is an example of a fiber patch panel in an lDF. In this examole. the cable is terminated in the MDF. t 1774r10 OCMAPS Projecl No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elemeniary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 I I I March 4, 2010 I I I I I I t I I t t I I I t I I I I -ffiHHHHHE [ I ffiFffiGFffiffiififfiFDEfrEii]FflEETEF Il@ Fiq. I 6, ffi -i----il-T -lEr----- t LABELING FIBER AND CAT4 CABLE ldentiry cables according to lhe labelirE scheme per TIAJEIA 606 standards on the cable and each terminating location. The cable will b6 lab€l€d with this brmat room number - cabla numh€r rcom number. For example cable 1 in room C104 teminating in lhe IDF lhat is in mom Dl00, the cablewillbe lab€led C104-1-Dl00. For cable t in rcom Cl04 terminating in ths MDF-B rack, it will be labeled Cl04-J-MDF€. a. b. GROUNDING AND BONDING 1. Provlde a Telecommunications Bonding Backbone CrBB). This backbone will b€ u6€d to ground all ielecommunications cable shields, equipment, rack, cabhets, raceways, and other asgooiated hardwar€ that has the potential for acting ae a curer{ carrying corductor. Tha TBB will be installed independent ofthe buildlnga eltsclrical and building ground. 2. The main enrance facility/equipment room in each building will be equipped with a telecommunicalions maln grounding bus bar (TMGB). Each lechnology support ar€as wlll be pr€vided wif| a t€lacommunicatiorB ground bue bar (TGB). The TMGB will b€ connected to the building electrical entranca grounding facility. Ground all racks, metallic backboards, cable sheaths, melallic strength members, splica cas€s, cable trays, etc. entering or residing in ths MDF or IDF to the respectiYs TGB oTTMGB using I minimum #6 AwG sirandBd copp€r bonding condudor and comDrasaion connaclors. All wires used tor tdecommunicatbns grourding purposes will be idenl'fied with green Insulailon. Non-insulated wires will be identiffed at each teminalion point with a wrap of green tape. All cableE and bus bars wlll be identified and labeled consistent wlth the labeling system. The TBB wlll be designed and/or appmved ry a qualified PE licenssd h Oklahoma. The TBB will adhere id t|e recommendations of tha TllUElq4oT Telecommunicalioru Bonding ard Grounding Shndard, and will be inslalled In aecordance wlth bast industry prac{ices. Installalion and terminaiion of lhg main bonding conductor to ttle building servlce gntrancs grcund, at a minimum. will be oerirrmed by I lic€n€€d electrical 6nt-actor. a. b. WARRANTY 1. The Contrac'tor shall piovide a slrstem wananty covering the installed cable system against defacts in workmanship, component8, and performance, and bllow-on support after proied completion. 2. The Coniraetor shall wanant the cabling s!,stem against ddects in uiorlimanship for a period ot on6 ysar from th€ dat6 of slrstem acceptance. The wanEnly shall covi all labor and materials neceasary to correc{ a failed portion of ths s},stdm and to demonstrate pedomanse within the origlnal installation sp€ciftcalions after repaiB are accomplished. This wananty shall be provided at no additibnal cost to the l+9 School 3. District. CABLING SYSTEM WARRANTY: The contactor shall facilitate at least a ten (10) year performance wananty between the manufacturer and lhe I 89 School DistdcL An exterded component warranty shall be provided which watrants functionality of all components used In the system for at least 10 years from the date of trceptance, Coppsr links shall be warant€d against the link performance minimum expected results defined in lhe TlA,/ElA 5688, TS867. Fib3r oplic links 6hall be wananted against the link and segment performance minimum expected results defned in lhe TlA,/ElA 5688, Ann€x H. TESTING AND VALIDATION 1. GENEML 17745-11 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. PadG Elementary $chool Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Projed No. N08079 March 4, 2010 h c. d. f. s. h. Testing and validation is to variry cabling system and perfomance and to ensure accuracy, Test all cables in accordance with this doalment, f|e ANSI/TIAJEIA standards and best industry prac{ics€. lf atry are in conflicf, the Contractor will be responsibls to bring any discrepancies to th€ attonlion of lhe Architect for clarificalion ard/or resolution. A third party contractor will do random testing. Morg than one (1) Failure to the threstpld reouirements c,ould result, at l-89 School Distric't s discretion, a third party conective acibn and retesting of all cables at the installatbn vendorE expense. The OCMAPS Program ManagErwill have approvalon allsubmlthl process€s, Provide equipment for evaluatiotvvalidation and testing, including a copy of all seMce manuals. A sch€dula of alt validation tests will be developed as required regarding onsite assembly, installation, hardwar€, software and neiwork teslirE. Print scanner tests on 8-l/2" x 11'. Upon completion ol the iBstallation, the contractor will provide three (3) full documentaiion sets lfwo (2) books and one (1) elec{tonlc deliversd to the OCMAPS Program Managsrl containing all reference and validation infomation, including: Documentaiion showing indtuidual listing of each cable pulled in ths facility, with detall including: Type ofcabling. Source location. Destination location. Vvire number label consistent with specified label system. Validation sign off Comment area - leave blank if not used. All cabllng copper and Jiber must be validatd through L€val lll Tester or OTDR. The Contrastor wlll provide a copy of the mntractors Quality Assurance Document 1) 2. Copper o. Test each cable for mntinuity on all pairs and/or conductors. Twlst6d-pair voice backtone cables will bs tested for continuity, pait reversals, shorts, and op6ns using a 'green liJhf' type test set Horizontal UTP cables for data, voice or video will be tested for the Ell of the abov€ requirements, plus tesb that indicate installed cable perfornance. The test conducted will meet or exceed the requirements for an installed link of the respedive category rating as delined by the 568-9 Standard and associated documents. Test each cable for continuity on all pairs and/or conduc'tors' Twistcd-pair voic6 backbone cables will be tested for continuity, pair reversals, shorts, and opens using a 'green lighf type t€st set. Horizontal UTP cables for data, voice or video will be tested for the all of the abov€ requiremenb, plus tests that indicats installed cable Derformanca. The iest conduded will meet or exce€d the requirements for an installed link of the respective cat€gory rating as delined by the 568-8 Standard and associat€d documents. Pericrmance Verification: Performance verify high speed UTP horizontal distribution cable using an automated test set. This test set will be capable of testing ior the mntinuity and length param€t€rs defined above, and provide results for the following tgsts: N€ar End Cross-Talk (NEXT) 1) 2) 3) 3. a) b) c) d) e) t g) I t I ! I t I T I I I I l I Attenuaiion Power Sum Altenuation to cross-Talk Ratio (PSACR) Test results will be automatically evaluated by the equipment, using the most up to date criteria from ths TIA/EIA Strandard, and the result shown as pass/fail. Test results will be printed dhectly from lhe test unit or from a download file using an application from the test equipment manufaclurer. The printed test results wlll include all tests perbrmed, lhe expected test resutt, the actual test result achieved, and a passlfail indication for €ach . installed link under test Fiber Optic: All fiber terminations will be visually inspected with a minimum 100 X microscope to ensure that no surface imperfections exist afler tinal a. 17745-12 OCMAPS Project No. ES{047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 T I I I I t I I I I t t I b. polishir€. Fiber stands will be tested for atbnuation with an optical potrer meter and light source. Link loss speGiflcaflons: Each iber link less than or equal io 2km wnl be tested acmding to ANSI'8 Fiber Optic Test Proredures (FOTP) 171 and must bs less than or equal to 3.5.d8. An OpticalTima Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) trace must bs done on links gre6t'et than zkm. Al fber strards wlll be tested with Light Source and Optical meter for maximurn dB loss. Attenuation: b 4) I t I I I I t Horizontal distdbution multimode optical fiber atienuation will be measuEd in ons dir€ction at either 850 nanomeblB {nm} or 1300 nm using an LED ligM gource and po\,v6r metor. Backbon€ multirnode fiber will be tested at both 850 n and 1300 nm in one dlr€ction. Teat set-up and p€form€nce will be conductad in accordance with ANSVTII,/EIA-526-14 stadad, Method B. One (1) 2-meJer patch cord will be usBd for the test referenc€ ard t'flo (2) z{neter patch co.ds will be used for the ac,tual test. ThiE tBEt method uEed a one (1) jumper r€ferBncs, tttio (2) jumper t€st to estimate the actual link loss of the inshll€d cable€ plus the loss of two (2) eonnectors, This measurement b consielent wllh fte b8s wtrich hetwork equipment will be under nomal inst6llation and [F6. Test svaluation for the panel to panel (backbone) or panel to outld (horEontal) r^rill be based on lhe values set furth in lhe TIA/EIA" 568-8 Ann6x H, Optical Fiber Link Performanee Teeting. Single-mode optical fiber aftenuation will ba measur€d at 1310 nm and 1500 nm using a laser light source and power moter. Tesb $rlll be perfomed at both wavelerE$s In on€ dlrectlon ofi eadr stEnd of fiber. The set-up and test will be psrform€d in accordance with TlA,/ElA-52&7 standard, Mehod 1A. Two (2) m€ier patch cords will be us6d as test refer€ne€s and for lhe actud t€st Thls test method uiilhes a on€ (1) jumpar reference, t\4o {2) iwnper test estimaie the ac'tual link loss of the install cable pbs rwo (2) patch cords, Tesi evaluation for the panal to pansl (backbone) vvill be b6€d on the values s€t forth in the TIA/E|A-56&B annex H, Optlcalflb6r link perfomance testing, Attenuatbn testing Mll ba parfomed with a stable launch conditbn using two (2) meter jumpers to attach lhe test equipment b the cablo phnt. The light source will be ld in phce aftBr calibxation and the power meter mor'€d to th€ far end to take merguremenF. Maximun att€nuation for installed cables will be evaluEted bassd on thefollo /ing brmul6: Manufacture/s maximum attenuation per ldlomeGr, divided by 1000 and then multiplied by the instafled cabls lsngth in meters. For this application, th€ length bassd on cable length measurements marked on thg iacket, will b€ suitable. If OTDR testing is performed in ac@rdance with statements above, th6n the actual measuEd length will be used. ConvElEbn from metric to US siandald measurement will us6 3.2808 as a constant with the result rounded to the ne)d highest whole number. The adjusted cablo attenualion value will be added to ihe manufacturer's mean loss per mat6d pair of mnnecbrs multiplied by the number of matad pairs und€I test. The testir€ for this project is measuring the loss over the installed cable plus two (2) iump€[s which acmunt for three (3) mated pallE of connectots. Subtrac{ one (1 ) mated pair for the equipment interface to anive at a total of two (2) mated pairs under test. The a\pecled resulb for €ach cable {or group of c€bles of the sam€ norninal length) will be calculated before the start of testing and recordEd in a space provided on lhe Contractor's iest matriK Each strand offiber in th€ rssp8ctive cable will be evaluated agalnst this targei number. Arry fibers that exceed lhis value by mor€ than (.5 dB) will be repaired or redaced 6t no cost io th6 189 School Distdct. ol 17745-13 OCMAPS Proj€ct No. E$0047 Thelma R. Pad€ Elementary Sctrool Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK ProJect No. N08079 March 4, 2010 L, SUBMTTTALS Provide specmcsfion data sh€eb on each individualsystem component As-Built Drawings Sp€cifo the Contrastor shall be r€sponsible for creating red'line as-bullt drawings during the conatruction shou/ing all deviations from plarE and to submit lhes€ as-built drawings to the Architect after Substantidl Completbn. Specifo the Contractor shall provide test results of the installed components' 1. 2. a. 3. PRODUCTS PARTz 1.01 Refer to the previous Design Sections for product information. EXECUTION PART3 1 .01 INSTALLATI'ON A, General 1. 2 o_ 8. 10. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. R Pmvide all equipment, cable, conneclorE, conduil oudet boxes and all othar devices requtred for tha erBclion of a complete and operaling system in accordance with applicable local, state and national mdes, thl manufacture/s recommendations, the contract drawings and specificatbns. Color code shall be used throughout WhBr€ slack cable is prescribed, it shall be neatly coilsd, bound and siorcd in tha ceiling and independently supported. Cable raceways shall not be fllled greatetthan the NEC maximum filliorthe particular rac€way type, Cables shall be installed in continuous lengths from origin to destination with no splices unless specifically addressed in this documenl Wh€r6 c€ble splices are allo ed, they shall be in accsssible localions and housed in an enclosure intended and suitable ior lhe pupose. The c€ble's minimum bend radius ard maximum pulling tension shall not be excseded. Bend radius in the termination 6rea shall not be less lhan 4 times th6 outside diameter ot the cablE. All cables shall eith€r be in conduit or cable tray, or J-tooks or trapeze syetem for entire length. J-hook systems shall be supported at a minimum of 4' intervals. Refer to drawings for mnduit size and cable tray locations. Minimum conduit size shall be 7a"' Bundle horizontal distribution c€bl6s in groups not greaterthan 40 cables, Install cablB above fire.$prinlder sysiems and do not attacft to the system or any ancillary equipment or hardware. Install the cable system and support hardware so lt does not obscure any valves, ire alarm conduit, boxes. or other cont|ol devices. Cables shall not be attached to ceiling grid or lighting support wires Where lightweight support fordrop cable legs are required, the Contracior shall install clips to support the cabling. Arry cable damaged or exceeding recommended installation param€tsrs during installaiion shall be r€placed by the Confactor prior to final acceptance at no cost to the l-89 School Districl ldentify cabl€s by a self-adhesive label in accordance with the System Documentation Section of this specification. Apply the cable label to the cable behind the faceplate on a section of cable that can be accessed by removing the outlet plate. Backbone cables shall be instalted separately fmm horizontal distlibution cables. Where cables are housed in cotduits, the backbone and horizontal cables shall bs installed in saparate conduits or in separate inner duc{s within condufts Where backbone cables and distributlon cabl€s are installed in a cable tray or wire way, backbone cables shall be installed first and bundl€d separately from the horlzontal distribution cables. Cables shall be neatly bundled and dressed to their respeclive panels or blocks. Each panel or block thall bs fsd by an individual bundle separated and dressed back to the point ofcable entrance into the rack or frame, The cable jacket shall be maintain€d as close as possible to the termination point. Hodzontal Unshielded Twisted Pah Cabling 1. Pair cables shall be colled in lhe ir}.wall or surface-mount boxes if adequate space is present to house the cable coil without exceeding the manufacturer's band radius. ln 1774U14 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Additior/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 t I I I I I I t I I I l T t I I l t I I I .: I I t I I I 2. 3. 4. '-.,. C. 1.02 I.O3 Horizontal Fiberoptlc Cablirq Fiberfe€d-lhrough inserts shall exit the tac€plate parallel io ttle mowfing surfuc€ and the bottom of the faceplste in a verlical orientation' at the terminatioar encloeulE. Stor€ a minimum of 36' of slack at the drop end and 1. 2. A. Provide UL Chssified to ASTM E8 l 4 (UL 1 479) firestopping system rated to match respectiw wall or floor where cable andlor conduit pas6 through a firerated wall or floor' Fite stopping 3fiall be approyed by a qualified Professional Engineer (PE) licerE6d h the state where the work ls to be psrformed. A drawing showing the pnjposed fire sbpped system, stamped/gmbo€sad by ttle cognizant PE shall be provlded to th€ F89 School Distict's Technlcal Reprs€niative prior to installlr€ tha fir6 sbp system(s). B. All fire stop s).stems €hall be installed in accordance with the manufaciur€/s f€commeldalionsand shall be completely install€d and availablefor inspec'tlon by thc local irEpection authoritiec prior tc dabling syst€m acceptance. SYSTE!'DOCUI{ENTATION A. General: B. Labelir€: 1. 1. 2. t I The following s€ction describes the labding, as-built doctrmertation, and test documcntalion required io be pmduc€d and/or maintained by ihe Contrac'tor during the course of the ingtallatbn. The Contractor shall devebp and submit for approval a tabeling system for lhe FablE installation. The t-89 S.hool District will negotiate an appmpriate labeling sch€me with the succe8sful Contracbr. The Contractor, using lhe drawings aE a reference, ghall cleady idantify all componenb of the system: racks, cables, panels and outl6b. The labelirE system br horizontat cable shall d€signate the cables origin and destination. Backbone cables, coax and voic6, shall designate ihe cables origin and destination. Racks atd patch panels shall be labebd tc identify th€ localbn within the cable s)rst€m infrastructure. All test documents shall rafiect the apFopriate labeling scheme. All labelir€ information shall be recorded on the as-bullt drawings' AII labd printing will ba machine generated using indelible ink ribbons or cartridges. Self-laminating labels lnill be used on cable jackets, appropriatsly Ebed b the ot{sids diameter of the cable, and placed within view at the temlnation point on each end. Outlet labels will ba the manufacture/s label provided with the outld assembly, on the faceDlate, C. AE-Built DrawittgE: 1. l I 7f FIRESTOPPTNG I I t t the holtow wall installations whsre box eliminators are used, €xcesa wire can be siored In the wall. tlo more than 12" of slack shall bs sbr€d in an in-wall box, modular fumiture racsway, or insulaled v/alls. Excess slack may be coiled and stored in the ceiling above each drop location where insufficient space exlsts in tho outlet box' Pair untwbt of UTP cable at the termination area shall not $(ceed %'. lnstall the unshielded twisted pair cable so *lere ars no bends less than iour timeB th€ cable6 outside diameter (4 X cable O'D.) at arry point in the run and at thE te]minafon fietd. Pulling ten8ion on il-pair UTP cables shall not exceed 2s-pounds br a single cabl€ or cable bundle. 2. The instalhtion contrac-tor wlll be provided with onsset ofdrawings at the stari of the proiect. This set will be designabd used to document all as-built infomation as it ocflr5 throughout the proiect. The set will be maintained by the ContEctor on a daily basb, and will be svailable to the OCMAPS Program Manager and the Program Cortsultant upon requ€st during the course of the proJect Anticipated variations fmm tha build to drawings will be allowed tor such things as cable routing and actualoullet placement No variations will be alloflsd to the planned temination positlons of horkontal and backbone cabl6s, grourding conductors and hadwale unl€€E approved in writing by the l-89 Scfiodl Dbtrict. The Conhactor shall provide the as-built drawing set to lhe l8g School Distrlci at th€ mncluslon cd the p|ojed. Ths marked up drawing set wlll accurately depict the a.s-built 1n45-15 OCMAPS Project tlo. ES-0047 Thelma R. Pa*s Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma Cny, OK Pmjec{ No. N08079 March 4, 2010 of the system including termination localions, cabls routing, and all administration labeling for lhe cable sysiem. In addition, a nanative will be pmvided that describes any areas of difficulty encountered during the installation that could potentialty cause ploblems to the telecommunications system' The Contractor shall provide at least two (2) seb of drawirEs in color hard copy and AutoCAD flle. sktus D. TEST DOCUMENTATION 't. Provide tesl documentation in a thres (9) dng bindo(s) within three (3) weeks of th6 completion of iJ6iall€tion. The binde(s) shall be clearly marked on the outside front mver and splne with lhe words Test Results", the project nam€, and the date of completion (month and year). The binder shall ba divided by maior heading tabs. Each major heading shall be further 86c{ioned by test type. Tesl data within eacfl section shall b€ presented in lhe sequence listed in th€ administration recods. The test €quipment by name, marulfucturer, model number and last calibration date will also be provided at the eM ofthe document, Unless a more frequent calibratbn cycle is specified by thE manufadurar, an annual calibration cycle is anticipated on all test equipment used for this installatiori. The test document shall detallthe test method used and the specmc sstings ofthe equipment during th€ test Print scanner tests on 8-l /2' x i I ". Document hand written test results (attenuation results and conflnulty results) on a test form provided by lhe Contactor. When repairs and re-tests ara perbrmed, the problem tound and conective action tak6n shall be noted, and both the failed and pass€d test dat, shall be collocatd in the binder. END OF SECNON t I I I l I I I I t l 1774N16 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, Proiect No. N08079 oK March 4, 2010 I I t I I I Sec on 17750-1 Room Data Schsdule PART I.OI I t I 1 GENEML SUBi'ITTAL OF THE ROOfl DATA SCHEDULE A. This submittal shall consbt of a completed Room Data Schedule as provided One for equlpment submittal procedures. B. The Room Data Schedul€ shall b€ submitted by the Conllactor for apprcval by th8 General Cor*iactor, Architect, OCMAPS, and The Facility Group. Submit as a shop drawing. In this s€ctbn. Refer to Dlvision END OF $ECTION I I I I I I I I T 17750 . OCMAPS Pmject No. ES-0O47 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Additior/Renovaiion, Oklahoma City, OK Pmject No. N08079 March 4, 2010 Section 17760 Intermm Systems PART 1 - GENEML 1.01 RELATED DOCUMENTS Drawings and general provisions of confact, Including gengraland supplemeniary mnditions and Dlvbion specification section, apply b work of tr|is s€ction. 1.02 I DESBIETSNroES The contractor shall fumish a mmplets intarcom system in the addition to maich and extend from central systems and similar compon€nts of tha €xisting building. The complete installation shall meet the roquir€ments of the National Electric, and other prevailing codes. The system shall include the devices as shovvn on the plans, and anyothercontrol panels, power supplies, initialing d€vices and accessorie$ requir€d to provide a complete operating intercom systems, both in the exbting and new building sddition. B. Allequipment shall be labeled with lhe same manutacturBr5 name to assure the integration ofthe complete system. "Mk and Match" syslems are nol approved. Th€ system supplier and installer shall be a factory authorhed distributor and shallstock sufficient spaje palts to properly maintain lhe sysbm. 1.03 SYSTEM OPERATION I I I I I I I Submit Ehop drawings ofthe entire system and proposed zoning with sequence ofoperation. PART 2 - MATERIALS 2.01 I MATERIALS Refer to Electrical plans. I END OF SECTION- I t I T l I 77760 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Additior/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4, 2010 l t I I I I I t T I sEcToN Building Automation System PART 1 - GENERAL 1.1 SCOPE OF WORK A. Th6 Building Automation System (BAS) manufacturer shallfurnish and install a fully integrabd building automafion system, incorporating direci digftal contrd (DDC) for ene(gv manaq€flB4t equipment monitcring and control, and subsystems with op€n communications capabifities as herein specified. The DDC panel(s) shall be Siemens, b n€tuolk with the exbting ,SlgmerE moniiodng system. The intsrface must, in 'every pglticulaf, povide transpafent op€ralion do$rn to and licltiding full programmirg capabilty from the exbting Siemerts sysbm' Refer {o OCMAP$ Chrifications, Attachments 'T and 'Tl'. PmvlEions of this section shall meet all r€quirements therein. Communication to existing Siemens Building Technologies BAS may be dde via P1/BACNgI. Please contact Matt Kwiatkowski at (405) 62F9728 wlth questiorE or br addltlonal lnbrmation. B. The DDC contraclor shsll include atl programming and graphic8 creation necessary b provlde a complet€ and functional syst'em. inogramming shall indude Siem€{rs Management Lev6l llolwork workstation and client programming, field panel programming, and feld devic€ programming. Slemens workstatbn ard client programming shall be performed by Mory fained and authorized tedtnicians utilizing the most recent veEiom of SiemEns prugramming tools ard software sets. C. The DDC contrrol sysiem shall communicate with the a\is0ng Si€m€ns en€rgy manag€ment system via the disticts existing Ettl€ net nelwork Duplicate and dislinct communicalionc trunks or systBms are not acc@table. D. I I I 17975 The installation of the controt system shall be peformed under the dired supervlslon of the controb manufactrrer with the shop drawings, flor/ diagrams, bill of materisls, component de€ignation or idenlification number and sequenc€ of operation Bll bearing lhe name of lha manufacturer. Th€ installing manufacturer shall cediry in writing, that the shop drawings have been prepared by the equipment manufacturer and that the equipment manufacturcr has su9orvi6€d their installalion. In addition, lhe oquipment manufacturer Ehall csrtify, in wriling' that the shop drawings were prepar€d by their company and that all temperature control eguipment was lnstalled und€r their direct supervision, E. All materiab and equipm€nt used shall be standad components, regularly mandacfi'lred for F. BAS manufacturer shall be responsible for all BAS and Temperature Contlol wiring for a complete 6nd operable system. All wiring shall be don€ in accordance with 811 local and this and/or other systems and not custom designed specially for ftis project Al sl€tems and components shall have been thoroughly tested and provan in acfual use for at least two years' nalional codes, WORK BY OTHERS A. Mschanical contractor installs all wells, valves, taps, dampers, flov/ stations' etc. iumisM by BAS manufusturer if required, B. I I I EbctricalContractorpmvides: 1. 2. 120V power to all BAS anlor Temperature control panels Wiring of atl power feeds through all disconnect starters to electrical motor. 17975 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Pmject No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I Wiring of any remote starl/stop switdres and manual or automatic motor speed control dwices not fumished by BAS manufacturer Wiring of any electical sub-metering devices furnlshed by BAS manufacturer or others. Ethernet drops and lP addresses pror'ided and lnstalled asi^/here requir€d by BAS contractor. (lP addresses by OCPS lT Group) ContactoB br lighting mntol (if r€quircd) within 10 ft. of BAS panel. 4. 5. 6. RELATED WORK Division B. c. 1.4 01000 Division15000 Dlvision16000 Generaland Special Conditions Mechanical Electrical QUALTTY ASSURANCE The BAS si.stBm shall ba designed and installed, commissioned and serviced by manufacturer empbyed, fac'tory trained personnel, Manufacturer shall have an inplace support facility wlthln I 00 mllBs of the sits with technical staff, spare palts Inventcry and necessary t€st and diagnostic equipmeflt. Distribubrs or licensed Insialling contractors are not acceptable. The Bidder shall be regularly engaged in the manuiaaturlng, installation and maintenance of BMS systems ard sh6ll have a mlnlmum often (10) years of demonstrated technical e)Qertise and exp€rienc€ in the manufacture, imtallation and mainlenance of B.M.S. systems similar in size and complexity to this prorect. A maintained servlce organization consisting of at least ten (10) competent servlcemen for a p6|iod of not le6s than ten years and provide a list of 10 projecb, similar in size and scope to this project, mmpleled wiihln the lastfive )€ars. E. Materials and equipment shall be the caialogued products of manufacturem regularly engaged in produc,tlon and installation of aubmatic temperature control systems and shall be manufactureds latest standard design that complies with th6 spacification requirements. All BAS p€€r-to-peer network controller3, ceflfal s)€tem conlrollers and local user displays shall be UL Listed under Standard UL 916, category PAa( Standard ULC C100, cat€gory UUKLT; and under Stardard UL 864, categories UUKL, UDTZ, and QVAX. and be so listed at the lime of bid. Allfloor level conlrollers shall comply, at a minimum, with UL Standard UL 91 6cat6gory PAZX; Standard UL 864, categories UDTZ, and QVAX, and be so lisied at the time of Bid. D, The BAS peer-to-p€er network controllers and local us€r display shall also comply with the Australian Elec{romagnetic Compatibility (EMC} Framework, and bear the GTic Mark to show compliance. The purpose of the regulation is to minimize electomagnetic interference between electronic products, which may dimjnish the performance of electrjcal products or disrupt essential communic€tiom, E. DDC peerlo-peer cotrtrollers shall be compliant with the European EMC Directive, Standards EN 50081-2 and EN 50082-2, at the tndustrial Levels. Additionally the equipmsnt shall be compliant with the European LVD Directive and b€ar the CE mark in order to show compliance to both Directives." F. Allelectronic equipment shall conform to the requirements of FCC Regulation, Part 15, Goveming Radio Frequency Electromagnetic lnlerference and be so labeled The manufacturer of the bullding automation system shall provide documgntation supporting compliance wlth ISO-9002 (Model for Quality Assurance in Production, Installatbn, and Servicing) and ISO-140001 (The application ot well-accepted business management principles l,o the environment). The intent of this specification requirement is to ensure that the products from the manufacturor are delivered throl€h a Quality System and Framework lhat will assure consistency in the products delivered for this pmject. This system shall have a documented history ofcompatibility by design for a minimum of 15 years. Future compatibility shall be supported for no less lhan 10 years. Compatibility shall be '17975 I I I I I I t I I I I I I I t I ocMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary Sohool Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma Gity, OK Project No. N08079 I March 4, 2010 I I I I I t I t t I defined as the ability to upgrade existing field pan€ls ner r lield panals on a previously installed neiworlc The building automation s)rstem (BAS) shall coflform to fte tollot ring standard for Year 2000 Comoliance: 1. I I I I The s),stem shall not produce enors when proc€sshg date data (including calculating, sorting or disptayirg) from, into and betwssn the years 1999 and 2000 and lsp lrear calculations in the year 2000, to the extent that dab Inbrmslifi provided from olher swtems. ls accurate, T'he BAS supptiier shall pmvide documEnbtion to support the individual device(6) Year 2000 Compliance. This documenl shall include a listing of complianc€ bY device and any exceplions to the abov6 definition. 1.5 SUBMITTALS A. Submit 10 completg sets of documentation in the following phased delivery schedule: 1, 2. 3. Valve and damper schedules Equipment data cut sheeb Sy€tem schematics, including: seouence of oo€rations ,oirt names 4. B. point addresses interface wiring dlagrams p6nel layouts. sYstem riser diagrams fudrCAD compatible as-built drawings _ Upon projeci completion, submit operatbn and maint€fiance manuals, conslsting oflhe followirE: lndex sheet, listir€ conients in alphabelical order Manufac{ureds equlpment parG list of allfunctional componBnb ot the system, Auto-CAD disk of Eyst€m schematics, induding widng diagrams Description oi sequence of operalions As-Built intarconnsclion widng diagrams Operato/s Manual Trunk cable schemaiic showing r€mote electronic panel locations, ard all tunk data List of eonnected data points, including panels to which they are connected atd input derr'ice (ionbation de{ector, s€[|$ors, eta) I I I leYel oftechnology, and ext'Bnd Compatitility shall be defined as the ability for any existing field pan6l micloprocessor to be connected and directly communicate with new lield panals without bridges, Iouters or protocol conveflEra, I I b curerit 1.6 WARMNTY A. Provide all services, materials ard equipmer necessary for the successful operatbn of the entire BAS system for a period of one year afiBr beneticial use. B. ThG adjustm€nt requircd testing, and repair C. The on-l ie support seMces shall allor tha local BAS subcdntractor to dialout over trelephone lines io monitor and contnrl lhe facititys building automalion systam. Thb remote conneclion to the tacility shall be within I hours of the time that th€ problem b reporled, normal buslnass nours. ofihe system indudes allcompuier equipment transmission equipment and all sensors and control devices. lfthe prcblem cannot b€ rosolv€d online by the bcslofilcs, the national office of the buildlng automatbn system manufacturer shall have the same capabilities for remoG connection to th€ facility. f the pmblem cannot be resolved wlth oniine support seryices, the EAS manufacturer 17575 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect flo. 168079 Marcfi 4, 2010 shall dispatch the appropriate personnel to tha job site to resolve the problem within 4 hours of the time that the problem is rsported. PART 2 . PRODUCTS 2.1 ACCEPTABLEMANUFACTURERS A 2.2 Siemens Building Technologies, Inc. NETWORKINGCOMMUNICATIONS A. The design of ihe BAS shall network operator workstations and DDC Contollers. The network B. The design of BAS Ehall allow the ceexistence of new DDC Conlrollers in the existing Siemans architechrre consists of multiple levels for communicatlon eficisncy, a campus-wide (Management Level) Ethemet network based on TCPIP protocol, high performance peer-tGpeEr buitding level network(s) and DDC Controll€r floor level local area netwo*s with access being totally transpareflt to th6 userwhen accessing data or developir€ cDntrol programs. MLN without the use of gateways or proiocol convetter$, 1. System shall have the capability to communicate with a network over Ethernet or MCneUlP. Minimum system tunctionality must include monitoring, commanding, and alarming for daily operator funclions from the existing workstation. 2. R€fer to chart located on page 7, seclion 2.41 for apPropfate equiFfient interface reourrementg, 3. System shatl have a. b. 4. the capability to be an OPC Client and Server for dynamic communication wlth OPC Cll€nts or Servers over an Ethemet n€twork' At a minimum' the follou,ing must bs supported: Data Access 1.0 (96), 1.0A (97) and 2'0 (r 1/98) Aldrms & Events 1.0 (1199) lf the existing DDC contlollers do not have the specified capabilities, the controller must bE upgraded to meet the specific€tions in Part ll. BAS manuiacturer shall be responsible for hardware, software & labor to update the existing DDC controll€r to meet the specifications. C. Peer-io-Peer Building Level Network: 1. All operdtor devices that reside on lhe shall have the ability to access all point status and application repon data or execute control func{ions for any and all other devices via the pe€Fto-peer network. No hardware or sdftware limits shall be imposed on tho number of devices with global access to the n€twork data at any time. 2. The peer-to-peer network shall support a minimum of 100 DDC coDtrollers and PC wo*stations 3. 4. Each PC u,orkstation shall support a minimum of 4 peer-lG'peer net\,!,/orks hardwiEd. 5. The system shall suppon integration of third party systems (fire alarm, security' lighting' PCL, chitler, boile0 via panel mounted op€n protocol prccessor. This processor shall exchange data between lhe two systsms for interprocess control. All exchange points shall have full system functionality as specified herein tor hardwircd points. I I I I I I I t I I I I il I Fleld panels must b€ capable of integration with open standards including Modbus' BACnet, and Lonworks as well as with third party devices vh existing vendor prolocols. 17975 T OCMAPS Project No. ES-0M7 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I I I I I I I I I 6. The peeFto-peer Bullding Levsl Network shall be capable of using lhe TCP/IP over Ethernet All da/ices must a. b. Aub-sens€ 10/100 MbDs networks c. Resolve Name to lP Addresses for devices using a Domain Name SeMce (DNS) SBrver on fte Elhemet netwoJk d. All access using Telnet Receive an lP Addross from a Dynamic HoBt Configuration Prolocdl(DHCP) Server or be configured with a Fked lP Addross' Existing Managemer Lev6l tt6two* (MLN) D. Mamgemenl All Ethernet-capable PCs wlll simultansously direci connect to ths Ethsrnet Level Netyvork without th6 use of an interposir€ deviee, Operator Wo*statlon c. 16 cabablg of simultaneous direct connection and communication $/lth BACnet, OPC, and Apogee MLN netwod(s wlthout the !6€ of inlerposil€ deviees' The Management Level Network does not impose a maximum constraint on oDerator workstalions, th€ A mntrcller residing on the p€er-to-peer building level networks shall connec't network without the use of a PC or a gataway with a hard ddve. b number d Eth€met Any PC on tha Ehgrnet Management Level tletwork shall have transparent communication with conlrollers on th€ building level networks connacted via Ettlemet, as well 48, dirBctly connected buibing le\rel natuvorks. Any PC shall be able to Intsrogate arry coitiollor on tbe buildlng lev6l nelwork T t. I Any break in Elhernet communlc€tion from the PC to the coJttroll€rs on lhe building level n€tworks shall result in an alarm notification at thB PC. Th€ siandard client and server woftstalbns on tha Management Levgl Networl( shall tBsua ofl indusfy standard Ethemet utilizing standard TCP/IP, IEEE 802'3 Any break in Etherrct communication belu/een the standard client ard server workstatlona on the Management Level Netwolk shall result in a notiftcation within the WindcMrs taskbar 8t each workstation. i. T Access to the s)€tem database shall be available from any skndard client workstatbn on lhe Management Levd Network. Cllent accesg I I I l I t to client-server workstatlon configurations over low-bandwidth net$,grk technologies shall be available optlonally via Windows Teminal Servicee or Web browser int€rface: Rembt€ dient access via Windows Tffminal Services shall provlde multiple, independent sessions of the workstations software - Terminal SeMces clients shall have workstallon soflwarE acc€ss, without the need to install th€ workstation software on the local had drivs. 2.3 DDC @NTROLLER FLOOR LEVEL NETWORK: A This level commuhicalion shall support a family of application specific contollers and shsll communicate wlth th6 peer-to-peer network lhrough DDC Conttollers for transmi$ion of global data. may utilize the EIA Etandard 709.1, LonTalk pmtocol for pegr-t&poer communicstion and integratlon of 3d party Lon Mark devices. B. This network 2.4 DDC & HVAC MECHANICAL EOUIPMENT @NTROLLERS A. The DDC & HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controll€rs shall reside on the Bullding Level Netvrork' 17975 OCMAPS Project No. ES{047 Theha R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I DDC & HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controllers shall us6 lhe sam6 prcgEmming language and tools. DDC & HVAC Mechanical Equipmant Controllers which require different programming language or tools on a nslwork are not acceptable. & HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controllers which do not meet the functions specified in Sedion 2.4.2 and Section 2.5 for DDC Controllers or Section 2.4.3 and Section 2.5.for HVAC DDC M€chanical Equipment Controllers are not acceptable. 2.4.2 DDC CONTROLLER DDC Cordrollers shall be a 1&bit stand-alone, multi-bsking, multi-user, real-time digital contml proc€ssors consisting of modular hardware with plug-in enclosed processoG, communication controllers, power supplies and input/outpr.f poini modulss. Confoller size shall be sufficient to fully mest the requiremarts of this specificatun ard the attached point yO 8chedul6. Each cDntroller shall support a minimum of three (3) Floor Level Application Specific Controller Device Netv/orks. B. Each DDC Controller shall have sufficient memory lo supporl its own operating system and databases, including: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Control processes Energy management applications Alarm management applications including custom alarm messages for €ach level alarm for each point in the system. Historical/trend data ior points specified Maintenancesupportapplications Custom oroce5ses Oo€rator UO Dial-up communications Manualovenidemonitoriry Each DDC Controller shall support firmware upgrades wlthout the need to replace hardware. D, processors, power supplies and communication controllers so that the implementation of a point onv requires the addition of th€ appropriate point inpuuoutput Pmvld€ all termination module and wlring. DDC Controllers shatl provide a RS-232C serial data communication porls for operation of operator l/O devices such as industry stardard printers, operator tarminals, modems and portable laptop operatoas terminals. DDC Controllers shall allow temporary |-tse of portable devices without inte.rupting lhe normal operation of permanenlly connecied modems, printers or terminals. F. As irdicated in the poirf llo schedule, the operator shall have the ability io manually ovenida automatic or centrally executed commands at the DOC Conlroller via local, point discrete, on-board hand/ofi/auic operator override switches for digital control type poinb and gradual switches for analog control type points. 1. Switches shall be mounted eith€rwlthin the DDC controllers key-accessed enclosure, or axtemally mounted with each switch keyed to prevent unauthorized overrides. 2. DDC Controllers shall monitor ft|e status of all ovenidas and inform the operator that automatic control hss been inhibited. DDC Controllers shall also coll€ct ovenide activity information for reports. DDC Controllers shall provide local LED status indication for each digltal input and output for constant, utrto-date verification of all point conditions wlthout ths ne€d for an operator l/O device. Graduated intensity LEDS or analog indication of value shall also be provlded br each analog output. Status indieation shall be visiblB without opening the panel door. 17975 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School AdditiodRenovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I I I I t I I I I I t I I I I t I t H. Each DDC Controller shall contin(lousv peform salf-diagt|ostics, communication diagnosis and diagno$is of all panel components. The DDC ControllBr shall provide bolh local and remotE annunciation of any dete.ted compone failures, low battery conditions or rep€al€d fEilws b establbh communlcalion, lsolation shall be provided at all peer-tGpeer network terminations, as w€ll as termindtions to suppress Induced voltage transients corEistent with: 1. 2. RF{onducted lmmunity (RFCI) per ENV 50141 (lEC l 0004-6) at lield poirf V Ele6,tro Statb Discharge (ESD) lmmuqity per EN 61000-4-2 (lEC 1000-4-2) at discharge, 4 kV contact 3. Elec-trical Fsst Tr€mient (EFT) per EN 61000-4'4 (lEC kV Do\rer 4. 5. Output Circuit Transi€nts per UL 864 (2,400V, 10A, 1.2 Joule max) 10004) I kV sir at 500 V sbnal, I lsolatbn shall be provided at all peer-to-p€€r panefs AC input terminals to supp|ess induced voltage trsnsients mnsistent withi a. b. c. J. 3 atl IEEE Standard 587-1980 UL 864 Supply Lins Transients Voltage Sags, Surge, and Dropout p6r EN 610004-11 (EN 1000-+11) In lhB 6v6nt of the loss of normal porver, ftere shall be an o]dedry shuidown of all DDC Controllers to prevent the los3 of database or oparalirE system software. l.lon-volatile mEmory shall bs incorporat€d for all critical cortroller eonfiguration data snd battery backup shsll be provid€d tc support lhe real-time clock and all volalile memory for a minimum of 60 dalrs. 1. Upon restoration of rD]mal power, the DDc controller shall aubmatically tesum€ full opefation without manual interventkm. 2. Should DDC Cortroller memory be lost for any reason, lhe user thall ha\te the capability of reloading the DDC Cdntmller vla the lo€al RS-232C po4 via telephone line dial in or frbm a network workstalion PC. K. 2.4.3 Pfovide a separate DDC Cohtoller for each AHU or othsr HVAC $ystem as indicated in Sedion 3.02. lt is intended that each unique systam be prcvided with iE own point r$ident DOC Contrcll€r. HVAC MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT CONTROLLERS A HVAC Mectanical Equipm€nt Controllers shall be a 12-bit stard-alonB, mulli'tasking, multi-user, real-time digital control proce3s6r3 consistlng of modular hardware wif| ph.€in enclosed Dmcesgors. B. Each HVAC Mechanical Cont|"oller shall have sufficient memory to support system and databases, induding: '1. 2, 3, co- 7. 8. ib own operating Control Drocesses Energy managemer applications Alarm managsment applications including custom alarm messages fur each b'/el alarm fur each point in th€ system, Hisbrical/trend deta for points specified Maintenance support applicalions Custom processes Operator l/O Remote communicatiorE 17575 OCMAPS Project No. ES-t)047 Thelma R- Parks Ehmentary SdroolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 March 4, 2010 HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controllers shall provide a RS-232C serial data communication port for operation of operator l/O deviees such as industry standard printers, operator terminals, modems and portable laptop operatoFs tenninals. D. HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controllers shall provide local LED status indication for each digiial inp|Jt and ouhut for cofistant, up-Mate verification of all point conditions without lhe need for an ooerator l/O devics. Each HVAC M€chanical Equipment Controller shall continuously perfonn seff-diagnostica, communication diagnosis and diagnosis of all components. The HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controller shall prtvide both local and remotg annunciation of any detected mmponent failures, low battery conditions or repeated hilure to establish communication. F. lsolation shall be provkled at all peer-t}.peet network terminations, as well as all field poittt terminalions to suppress induced voltage irarEients consislenl with: . RF-Condud€d lmmunity (RFCI) per ENV 50141 0EC 1000-4-6) at 3 V . Electro Siatic Discharge (ESD) lmmunity p€r EN 61000-+2 (lEC 1000-+2) at I kV air discharge, 4 kV mntact . Electrical Fast Transient (EFT) per EN 61000-4-4 (|EC 1000-4-4) at 500 V signal, I kV power . Output Circuit Transients per UL 864 (2,400V, l0A, 1.2 Joule max) lsolation shall b€ provided at all peer-to-peer pan€fs AC input terminals to suppress Induced voltage lransients consistent with: IEEE Standard 5871980 UL 864 Supply Lln€ Transi€nts Voltage Sags, Surge, and Dropout per EN 610004-11 (EN 1000-4-11) G. ln the event oi the loss of normal pov'rer, there shall be an orderly shutdown of all HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controll€rs to prevent the loss of daiaba$ or operaling system sof1war6. Non-volatile memory shall be incorporated for all critical controller configuration data and battery backup shall be provided to support lhe r€al-time clock and all volatil€ m€mory for a minimum of 72 hours, 2.5 1. Upon restoration of normal power, the HVAC Mechanical Equipment Conttoller shall automatically resume full operation withoui manual intervention. 2, Should HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controller memory be lost tor any reaaon, the user shall have the capability of reloading the HVAC MeEhanical Equipment Controller via the local RS-232C Dort, via telephone line dial-in or from a network workstation PC. DDC & HVAC MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT CONTROLLER RESIDENT SOFTWARE FEATURES A. General: '1. The softwars programs specmed in this Secfion shall be provided as an integra! patt of DDC and HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controllers and shall not be dependent upon arry higher level computer for execution, 2. All points shallbe identified byupto 30 character point name and 16 character point PC worl$tation' descriptar. The same names shall be used at tho 3. All digital points shall have user detined two€tat€ status indication (descriptors with minimum of I sharacters allowed per state (i.e. summer/winter)). B. Control Sofh,vare Description, 1. The DDC and HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controllers shall havs the ability to perfom the iollowing pr+-tested control algorithms: 17975 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 Mareh 4, 2010 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Two-position conrol b. Proportional conlrol Proporiional plus integral contol d. Poportional, integral, plus derivative mntrol Automatic tuning of control loop€ f. Model-Free Adaptive Conftd DDC and HVAC Mechanical Equipm8nt @ntrollers shall provide the fotrowing ehergy management butines for the purpose of optimizing ensrgy consumption while maintaining occupant comfort. Start-Stop Time Optimization (SSTO) shall automatlcally be coordinated with event scheduling. The SSTO program shall start HVAC squipm€rt at the latest posslble_ tims that will allow the equipment to achia!r'e the desired mne condition by lime of occupancy. The SSTO program shall also shut do$,n HVAC equipmsnt al lhe earlieet possible lime before th€ end of the occupancy pariod, and still maintain deslrBd mmfort mnditions. a) I The SSTO program shalloperate in both the h€aling and cooling seasons. 1) 2) I b) lt shall be posslble to apply the SSTO program to individual fan systems. Th6 SSTO program shall operate on bolh outside w€ather conditions as well as inside zone condilions and empirical factols. Th€ SSTO program shall meet the local code requiremel s for minimum outside air while the building is occupied. Event Sch€duling: Provide a comprehensiva menu driven program to automatically start and stop design€ted polnts or groups of points accotdlng to a storcd time. I I I I I t l I a) b) lt shall be possible to individually command a point or group of poinb. For points assigned !o one common load group, it shall be posibls to assign variable time delays betw€Bn each succe$ive start or stop within that group. c) Ths opsratot shall be able to define tha folbwing informatbn: 1 2. 3, 4. Time, day Commands such as on, off, auto, and so forth. Time delays b€twe€n suceessive commands. There shall ba provisiorE ior manual oveniding of each schedule by an appropriate operator. d) 3. lt shall be possible to schedule events up to one ysar in advance. Scheduling shall be calendar based' Holidays shall allow for different schedules. 1. 2. Elrthalpy switchover feconomizer) .The Energy Management Conliol Softvare (EMCS) will control the position of the air handler relief, return, and outside air dampeB. li the outside ah dry bulb temperature falls belou/ cfiang€over set point lhe EMCS will modulat€ th€ damperE to provide 100 percent oubide air. The user will be abls to quickly changeover to an economizer Eystem based on dry bulb temperature 17975 OCMAPS Proiec't No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elemenlary SchoolAddltion/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect llo. N08O79 March 4, 2010 I and will be 6ble to override the economizer cyde and retum to minimum outside air operation at any time. 4. I Temperatur+compensateddutycycling, a) The DCCP (Duty Cycle Conlrol Progmm) thall periodically stop and start loads according to various pattems, b) Tha loads shall be c)€led such thal there i3 a net reduc-tion in both the electrical demands and lhe energy consum€d, 5. 6. 7. n Automatic Daylight Savings Time Switchover: The sysiem shall provide automatic time adjustment for switching to/ftom Daylight Savings Time. Night setback contlol: The system shall provide the ability to setpoints for night control. Loop Contol. A automatically Model Free Adaptive Control algorithm or altemately adjust a PID (proportional-integral-derivative) closed-loop with direct or reverEe aclion and antiwindup shall be supplied. The algorithm shall calculate a time-varyirE analog value that is used to position an output or stage a series of outputs. Th€ controlled variable, set point, and weigtrting parameters shall be user-selechble. DDC and HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controllers shall be able to execute custom, job-specific prclcesses defined by lhe user, to automatically perform calculations and special control routines. 1. 2. A single process shall be able io incorporate measured or calculated data from any and all other DDC and HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controllers on th€ n6twork' In addition, a single process shall be able to issue commands to points in any and all other DDC and HVAC Mechanical Eouioment Controllers on the network. Database shall support 30 character, English language point name€, structured for searching and logs. Processes shall be able to generate operator messages and advisories to operator l/O devices. A process shall be able to directly send a message to a specified device or cause lhe execution of a dial-uo connection to a remote device such as a printer or pager. E. 3. DDC and HVAC Me€hanical Equipment Controllat shall provide a HELP tunction key, providing enhanc€d mntexi sensltiv€ onlioe help with task orientated information from the user manual. 4, DDC and HVAC M€chanical Equipment Controller shall be capable of comment lines for seouence of ooeration exDlanation. Alarm managemerd shall be provided to monitor and direct alatm information to operator devices. Each DDC and HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controller shall perform disttibuted, independent alarm analysis and filtering to minimize operator interruptions due to non-critical alarms, minimize netu/o* traffc and prevent alarms frcm being bst. At no time shallthe DDC and HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controllers ability to report alarms be affected by either operator or activity at a PC \,t/orkstation, local l/O device or communications with other panels on the network. 1. I All alarm or point change reports shall include the point's English language dessription and the time and date of occufienc€. The user shall be able to define the speciflc system reaction for each point, Alarms shall be prioritized to minimizs nuisance reporting and to speed operator rcsponse to critical alams- A minimum of six priority levels shall be provided for each point. Point 17975 OCMAPS Project No. ES{047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Additioni Renovatlon, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N0807S March 4, 2010 I I T I T I T l I I t I I I I I ,:l I I I priority levels shall be combined with |.6€r definable dEstinatiofl categorle8 (PC' irintei, ooc controthr, 6tc.) to provide full fexibility in de-fining the handling of syEt8m alarms. Each DDC and FtVAc M€chanical Equipmgnt Contollar shall automati€lly inhibit the t€potting of sel6c{ed alsrms during systgm shutdown ard Etart-up. Us€ts shall have the ability io manually inhibit slarm r€po ing for each point. Alarm reports and messagea will be direcied to a u66rd€tined list of operabr devices or PCs bas6d on time (after hours destinations) or based on pdority. 4. the poinl's deBcriptor ard th€ time and datq ths user shall be abla to print, dbplay ot sbre a 2OO charader ahrm messgge b more fully descri.be fle alanI.. ln additbn b coJdition or direct operator response. 5. I I I I t In dial-up applications, operator-selecled alarms shall inniate a call to a r€rnote operator dsvice. F. . A variety of hisiorical data collection utilltes shall be provlded to manually of automaticslly sample, store and disptay sFtem data for points as specified in the l/o 8ummary' 1. Any point, physical or calculated may be deslgnatsd for trending' AlY pont rejarbtesa ot ftrysical location in lhe netwolk may be collected and sbred in each DDC and FIVAC Mechanical Equipment Contrcllers point group' Two melhods of collection shall be allowed; eiher by a predefined lime inteffal or upon a pr+deflned chande of valua. Samole intervals ot I minute to ? days shall be provided' Eaeh DDC ano FveC Mechanicil Equlpmant controller shall ha\€ a dddicaied Mh&based data 8aflpls' butfer for trend data and 6hall be capable of storing e minimum of - without mantEl All trend data shall be available for t€nsfur tc a Workstation lntervEntion. 2. DDc and I-WAC Mechanical Equipm€nt Controllers shall also Provide high resolution sampling capabllity for wrification od control loop pefformance. evid;nd a. - Documefited toop control shall be provided on a regular basis, (rflor h' seaEorl For Model-Free AdapflvB controt loopS, evidenca of tmed loop control shall be provided via graphicat plots of trendad data logs' Graphical plot shall minimally include depictions of s€tpoint, proeess vadable (output)' and mntrol variabls (e g.; temperature)' Other param€t'srs that may influence loop control shal ,lso bs included in the plot (e 9., fan orvof, mixed air temP)' t I I t I I tned quarter, annual) T t I of b. For PID control loops, operator'initiated aubmatic ard manual loop tuning algodthms shall be provided for all operaior-selscted PID contml loops' Evidancs of tuned loop perfomance shall be prcvid€d via graphical plotB or trended data logs for all loops. 1- ln automatic mode, the contuolter shall pErform a step respons€ t€6t wilh a minimum on+second resolution, evaluate the lrend data, cakulate lhe net r PID gains and input thess values into lhe sel€cted LOOP statement' 2. and Loop tuning shall be capable of being initiated either locally at the DDc fl/AC Mechanlcal Equipment Controller, from a netwolk work8iation or ismotdy using dial-in modema' For all loop-lunlng funclbns, access shall bc limited to authorized pelsonnel through password prctection' G. DDC ard HVAC Mechanical Equipment Controllers shall be capabl€ of automatlc€lly accumula ng and storing run-time hours for digital input and output poinG and autom€tically sample, calculate and sdre consumption totals for analog and digital pulse input type points, a$ specified in thd point UO schedule. H. The peer-tGpeer nelwork shall allow the DDC and HVAC Mechahlcal Equlpment Contollar5-E accep any data from or send conlml mmmands and alarm reporF direcdy to any- other.DDc and HVAC Mechanieal Equlpm€nt Confoller or combination of controll€rs on lhe neti'od( 17975 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma Ciiy' OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 I a centlal or iniermediate processing device. DDC and HVAC Mechanical Equipmenl Controller3 shall send alarm reports to multiple workstations wlthout dependence upon a ceniral or irtermediate pmcessing device. The peer to peer network shall also allow any DDC and HVAC Meohanical Equipment Controller to acces6, €dit, modify, add, delete, back up, ard restore all system point database and all programs. wlthorjt dependence updn l. The oeer to oeer nehvork shall allow the DDC and HVAC Mechanical EquiDment Controllers to assign a minimum of 50 passwords access and controt priorities io each point individuatly, The logon pas$/vord (at any PC v/oftstation or portable oparalor terminal) shall €nable the ope€tor to monitor, adjust and control the poinb that the op€rator is authorized for. All other points shall not b€ displayed on the PC woftstation or portable terminal (e.9. all base bulldlng and all lenant points shall be accessible to any bas€ building operators, but only tenant poinb shall be accessible to lenant building operators). Passwords and priorities for every point shall be fully programmable and adJustable. J. When part of a Lonworks network, the DDC or I-IVAC Mechanical Equipment controller shall have a mmmon database server ior all Lonwo*s network lniormation embedd€d, This €mbedded Lonworks network database s€rver maintalns a dynamic, r6al tim€ repres€ntalion of the Lonworks netwsrk including connections/bindings, node status, and corfiguration properties. A PC must NOT be required for this database. FLOOR LEVEL NETWORK APPLICATION SPECIFIC CONTROLLERS (ASC} A. Each DDC Controller shall be abla lo s,\tend its performance and capacity through the use of remote applicalion specific controllers (ASCS) lhrough Floor Level LAN Devlce Networks. B. Each ASC shall opeEte as a stard-alone controller capable of performing its specified conirol responsibilities independently of oth€r confollers in the nelwork Each ASC shall be a microprocessor-based, multi-tasking, real-time digital control processor. Each ASC shall be capable of contol of the terminal device indeperdent of the manufacturer of the terminal device. C. TerminalEquipmentControllers: 1. Provide for contrsl of each piece of equlpment, including, but not limited to, the fdllowing: b. c. o. f. 2. Unit Heaters Humidifiers Rooftop Units Unit Conditioners Heat Pumps Unit Ventllators Room Pressurization Controllers shall include all point inputs and outputs necsssary to p€rform the specified control sequsnceE. Analog outsuts shall be industry standard signals such as 24V floating control, 3-15 psi pneumatic, 0-10v allowing for interface to a varlety of modulating 6c'tuators. 3. All controller sequences and operation shall provide closed loop contrcl of the intended application. Closing control loops over the FLN, BLN or MLN is not acceptable FIELD DEVICES A B. Provide instrumentation as required for moniioring, control or optimizaion functions. T I t I I I I I t Room Temoerature Sensors 17975 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Theima R. Parks Elementary School AdditiodRenovation, Oklahoma City, OK Pmject No. N08079 I I I I I I I March 4,2010 t I I I t t Digital room sensors shall haw LCD display, day / night ovsftidB bufion, and seQolnt sliae adjuslrnent oyenide options. The seFoint sllde adiustment can be softlvare limited by the autcmation s}€tem to limlt the amount of room adiusfnent 1. Or.Jtput signal Accuracy at Calibration point Set Point and Display RarEe 2- t .. 55'to 95' . Duct (single poini) tsmperature; Temperafu ra monibring range Otnpln signal AccuGcy at Calibration poirt I I t t I I I I I I I I I +20/120'F -13" to 49'C) Changing resistanca 10.5'F (+/- 0.3"C) Tsmperafu re monitoring range F (13'io 35'c) +20n20'F (-7"149"c1 ChangirE resistance t0.s'F (+/-0.3"cI Ducl Average tetnperature: +20" T€mpsrature monitoril€ range Output signal lr 20"F(-7'l+"49'C) 4-20mADC 10.5"F (103'C) 25' L {7.3m) Accuracy at Calibration poirt Sensor Prob€ Length Outside air tempgratur€: T€mperature monitoril€ range Output signal Accuracy at Callbratlon point -58':122" FG50qC b +50oC) 4-20mADC 10.5'F (+10.3'C). Differential pres6urs: '1. Unit for air flow shall be SiemerB Building Technologies SW141. Sst point ranses: 0.s" wG to.1.0' D. . E. wG .,r.0" #24.0 Static pressure sensor: Range ATdtet;Lr.u r"l to .5 WG (0 to 124.4 Pa) to 1'wG (0 to 2/t8.8 Pa) to 2' WG (0 b 497.7 Pa) to 5' WG (0 to 1.2 kPa to 10" WG (0 tc 2.5 kPa) - 20 m,q VDC 0.5% tull range -40P to I 7so F (-40C b 79.5oC) 0 0 0 0 0 4 ou$d shnsl Combinsd stalic error Operating Tsmperature Air Pressure Senson Range: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 to 0.1 in. water (0 to 24.9 Pa) to 0.25 in. waler (0 to 63.2 Pa) io 0.5 in. waier (0 to 124.5 Pa) to 1.0 in. water (o to 249 Pa) io 2.0 in watar 90 to 498 Pa) lo 5.0 in. wal€r (0 to 1.25 kPa) to 10.0 in.water (0 to 2.49 kPa) 4to20mA Output signal Acqlracy F. " 11.0%o of tull scale Humidity Sensors: 0 to 100% RH Range Sensing Element Bulk Polymer 4-20mADC OutprJt Signal 17975 OCMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 March 4, 2010 T At 77"F(25oC) Accuracy I l 2% RH Contlol Valvos (all control valves shall have electric ac'tustors). I. Elechic Confol Range ability Modified. Equal percentage Flow Charactedstlcs Normalooen or closed as sehded ControlAdion Medium Steam, water, glycol Body Type Sclew€d ends 2" and smaller, flanged Valves Bronze Bronze Stainless Steel Actuabr 0-10 VDC, +20 MA or 2 position 24 VAC/12oVAC All automatic temparaturs control valves in water lines shall be piovided with characteriz€d thmtding plugs and shall be sized for minimum 2570 otthe s)€tem prcssure drop or 5 psi, whichever is lass. Body Matorial Body Trim Stem 2, J. a) Positive positioning relays shall bs provided on pneumatic contIol when requirBd to provide suffici€nt power for sequencing. b) Two position valves shall be line siza. 1. Electric control shall be Slemens Building Tachnologies OpenAirft direct coupled actuators, l 2. Damper aciuators shall b€ Btushless DC Motor Technology wlth stall protection, bidirectional, fail safe spring retum, all metal housing, manualovenide, independently adjustable dual auxiliary switch. I Damper Actuators a) B. I I t I I I The sc'tuator assembly shall include the necessary hardwar€ and proper mounting and connection to a standard %" diameter shaft or damper blade. 3. Aclualors shall be d€signed for mounting direc,tly to the damper shaft without the need for connecting linkag$, 4. Alt actuators having more than 100 lb-in iorque output shall have a self-centering damper shaft clamp that guarantees concentric alhnment of the actuato/s output coupling with the damper shaft. The self-centeting clamp shall have a palr of opposed 'v' shaped toothed cradles; each having two m\{s ot te€th to maximize holding strength. A single clamping bolt shall simul€neously drive both ffadles into contact with the damper shafl 5, Allactuators having more than a 1OO lb-in iorque output shall accept a shaft directly, without the need for auxiliary adapters. 6. All actuatorE shall be designed and manufactured using lsogooregistered procedures, and shall be Listed under Standards U1873 and CSA22.2 No 2+93 l. '1" diameter Duct Smoke Detectors: 1. Duct smoke datectors will be provided and installed by fte Division 16 Contractor in supply and retum air ducts installed in accordance with local codes. 17975 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 I I I I I I I I March 4, 2010 I I I t 2. BAS Contractor shall connBd the DDC System to tha auxiliary conia.ts provided on the Smoke Detedor as required for system safeties and to Fovide alarms to ths DDC system. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.I PROJECT MANAGEMENT Provlde a dsignated project manager who will be responsible iDr the follor,/ing: I I I t I I Gonstrudl and maintBin pmlecl schedule On-site coodination with all applicable trades, subcont?c1ors, 8nd other integralion vendors Arthoriz€d b accept and exedjte orders or irFtructions from owner/aldlitect Attend project meetings as necessary to avoid conflicb 8M dela]'s Make necessary fleH decisions relalirq to this scope of wolk SEOUENCE OF OPERATION A. FCU Sequence of Op€tation 1. An application specific DDC contrcller using eledric aclualiofi controls the fan coil qJilt heatlng or cooling c)'cles based on contul s!'stem intsrlock to indicate whe{her hsating or cooling is available. The spacs sarved (FCtj). The contots wi|| opeBte on bythe FCU is controlled in Occupied and Unoccupied modes as follours: 2. Occupied The FCU fan opsates conlinuously. The mntroll€r monitors lhe room tempclatwe aerreor and modulat€s th€ FCU heating/cooling valvs io mairfaln ft6 Epac€ temD€rature at set ooint. 3. ' I I I I I I I t t A. FC1J fan is off when the space is satisfed. The controller may r€s€( b the Occupied mode for a predetermined tim€ pedod upon a signal from the cont|ol system or manually from a switch at lhe room sensor. 4. B. Unoccupied The FCU is controlled u$ing the Unoccupied space temp€ratwe set point ThE The DDC system uses a current swltch b monitor the FCU fan status' ERV Soquenc€ of Oporation l. The bulldlng automation system shall enable or givs the ERV a start mmmand wh€n the buildir€ is occupied. On board mnfob control the ERV system' Ses Spsc Seciion 157O. 2. 3. MonitorO,S. alr supply temperature from the ERV' Provide dirv filter switch alarm on the ERV. Two switcheg START-UP AND COMMISSIOFIING when insbllation of lhe s!,stem is complete, calibrate equipm€nt.ind verity trarNsmlssbn media operation before the system is placed on-line. All te6ting, calibrating, sdlusting and final field tesG sh€ll be completed by ths manufacturer. Verify that all systems are operable irom local cont]3ls in lhe specm€d failwe mode upon panel fallure or bss of power' B. Provide any recommendation ior system modificatbn in writilE to owner. Do not make any system modmcation, induding operating parameters and control seflingF, without prior approval of ownsr. 17975 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES4047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary SchoolAddilion/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Proiect No. N08079 Madr 4, 2010 C. After manufacturer has complBted system start-up and commissioning. Joint commlssioning of int€grated system segments shall be completed. Equipment manufacfurers must irrclud€ necessary lime for joint commissioning. a. Stad-Up and Check-out Procedures The BACTBI client supplier shall independently start-up, cheek-out and t€st all hardware and sofiware and verify communication between all componanb of th€ BACnet client. b. Joint Commissioning b l - Verify operation of the integraied system. )Upon review of software, a polnt io polnt tsst ofthe integrated control installation shall commenc€. Th€ BACnet client supplier representalive in conJuncfon with th€ building control vendor shall test acfual field operation of each control and sensing point. Compare the values read in the BACnet client and the Apogee system. b2) When the point to point inpuuoutput lesting i8 successfully completed, a series of hardware/softwa€ systems tests shall be performed. All groups of points that yield a system control shall be testsd for compliance wlth th€ sequences of oPeration. The tests shall lnclude but not ba limited to: a, Control interlocks and any miscellaneous sequ€nces slrall be tested. b. All alam and shutdown modes shall be tested for prop€r operation. b3) The engineer and Owner may elect to be present to observe and review these tests. They shall be notifled at least ten dalrE in advance of the start ofthe testing procedures 3.4 ELECTRICAL WIRING AND MATERIALS A. Install, connecl and wire tha it6ms includ€d under this Section. This r,r,o* includes prcviding required conduit, wire, fittings, and relaied wiring accessories, All wiring shall be installed in condult where reouired. B. Proyide wiring between thermostats, aquastats and unit heater motors, all control and alarm wiring for all control and alarm d€vic68 for all Sections of Specifications. Siemens wireless product$/solutiom are acceptable. C. Provide 120 volL single phase, 60 hertr emergency power to every B.M.S. DDC Controller panel, HvAo/Mechanical Equipment Controller, PC mnsole, powet supply, transtorm€r, annunciator, modems, printers and to other devices as r€quired. lt is the intent that the eniire building manag€ment systgm except ierminal eguipment shall be operative under emergency power conditions in the building. The power supplies are to be extended in conduit and wire trom emergency circuit breakers, D. E, F. G. H. Provide status function conduit and wiring for equipmenl covered under this Section. Provide conduit and wiring b€twe€n the B.M.S. panels and lhe temperature, humidity, or pressure sensing elements, including low voltage control wiring In conduit. Provide conduit and control wiring for devices specified in this Section. Provide conduit and signal wiring bstween molor starteF in motor confol centers and high and/or low temperature relay contacts and remote relays in B.M.S. panels located in ths vicinity of motor control centers. Provtde conduit and wiring between the PC workstation, electrical pan6ls, metedng insbumentation, indicating deviseg, miscellaneous alarm points, remotely operated contractors, and B.M,S, panels, as shown on the d€wings or as specified. l. All whing to be compliant to local building code and the NEC. 17975 ocMAPS Project No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No. N08079 Mardr 4, 2010 I I I I I I I t t I t I I I t I t I I I I I t I J. Proyide declrical wall box ard conduit sleeve for all wall mounted devicea' PERFORMANCE A" 3.6 Unlsss stated otherwis€, control temperatures within plus or minus 2oF humidity within plus or minus 3% of the set polnt and Etatic pre$sure within 1qoi6 of sst point. COMMISSIONING, TESTING AND ACCEPTANCE A, t I Perfom a three-phase commlssbning procedure consisting of fteH UO calibration and commi8sionlng, systom oommissioning and integrat€d slrstem pmglam cornmissioning. Dodment all commissioning infurmation on commicBloning datd sheeB wliich shall be suknilted prior to accepiance testi;g. Commlssioning work whic$ requires shutdou/n of system or deviaiion from normal fundion sliall be performed when the operaiion of the system is not Equlred' ThB commissio]|ing must be coordinated wlth the owner and construc'tlon manager to ensureli'ster-ns are available when ne€ded. Notity the operating petsonal in writing of the testng schodule so that authotized Dersonnel trom lhe owner and construdion manager are pres€nt ftoughout lhe commissioning Procedure. 1. I I a. b. c. d. e, i g. I t I I I I I T I t installed on Prior to s)€t€m pngrarn mmmissionir€, verify that each cofltrol panel has been accordin6 to plarE,lpecifications and approved shop drawings' T€s1' calibrate ard brir€ line each contml sensor and devic6. Commissionhg io include, but not be limfted b: S€nsor accuracy at 10, 50 and 90% of range. sensor range, VeriF/ analog limit and binary alarm reporting' Point value repofting. Binary atam and switch settings. Acluator rang96, Failsafe operation on loss of control signal, electric powsr, network communicaiions. B. After controldevices have been mmmissioned (i.e. calibrated, tesled and signed off), each BMS program shall be put on line and commi$ioned The confactor shall, in the pres€nc€ of the owner and construction manager, demonsfaG e€ch programmed sequence cd opBratbn and compare the resulk in wdling. In addition, €ach control loop thall be tested to verify proper resFonse and stable corilml, within specified acqJracys. System program test results thellbe recorded on mmmissioning data sheets aM submitt€d tor record. Arry discropancies between the spedffcation and the aciual performancs witl bs immediately rectified and r€te€ted. C. After aill BMS pograms have been commissioned, lhe contrac,tor shall verit the overall q/stem perbmance as specmed. Tesb shall inciude, but not be limited to: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Data communication, both normal and failute modes. Fully loaded system r€sponse time. lmpact of component failures on system parformance and system operation. Tlme/Date chang€s. End of montff and of year operation. Season changeover. 17575 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Park Elementary School Addition/Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Pro!:ct l$o. N08079 March 4, 2010 i I I 7. L 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Global applicalion programs and poirt sharing. System backup and reloading. System status displays. Diagnosticfunclions. Power fuilure routines. Battery backup. Smoke Control, stair pressurtsatlon, stair, vents, In concert with Fire Alarm S!.stem testing. Testing of all electrical and HVAC systems with olher division of work. D. Submit for approval, a ddailed acceptance test procedure designed to demonstrate compliance with contractual requirements. This Acceptance test proc€dur€ will tak6 placa afiff the commissioning procedure but before final acceptance, to verify that sensors and control devices mainiain spacified accuracy's and the system perfomance does not degrade over time. E. Using the commissioning test data sheets, the confactor shall demonstrate 10% of the total points. Ths contractor shall also demonstrate all system func'tions. The contrac'tor shall demonstrate points and system functions until all device8 and functlons meet specification. F. The contractorshall supply all InstrumenG for testing and tum or'er same tJ lh6 own€r aft€r acceptance testing. 1. Alliest instruments shall be submitted for approval. Test Instrumem nccuracy: Temperature: 1l4F ot 1l2lo lull scale, whichever is less. Pressure: High Pressure (psi): % psior 1/2% fullscale, whlchever iB Low Pressure: i/2"i6 of?us;;cate (in w.c.) 2% RH 1/4% full scale Humidity: Electrical: G, After the above tesb are complete and the system is demonstrated to be functioning as spesified, a thifty day p€riormance test period shall begin. If the system performs as specified throughout the test period, requiring only routine maintenance, lh€ system shall be accepted. lfthe s),stem fails during the test, and cannot be fully correcled within eight hours, the owner may request that oerformance tests be reoeat€d. EXISTING CONTROL DEVICES A The bid for th€ control work shall be based on the premisB that existing control device6 are operational and are not in need of repairor replacement, unless olherwise noted. B. This subcontractor shall notify the owner's representative of existing control devices that need to be replaced of repaired that may b€ noted in the process of installation of lhe new work. TRAINING A, The manufacturer shall provide facbry trained instructor !o give tull instruction to designated personnel in the operation ofthe system installed. Instructors shall be thoroughly familiar with all aspects of the subiect matter they are to teach. The manufacturer shall provide all studenls a student binder containing product specific faining modules for the system installed. The ',flith scheduling oftraining shall be coordinated through the Architect and OCMAPS Program 17975 OCMAPS Proiect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. Parks Elemeniary School Additiory'Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK Project No, N08079 March 4, 2010 I I I I I I t I t l I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I Consultant (The Faclllty Group). Alt tEining shall be held duritq normal working houts of 8:00 am to 4:30 PM we€kdays. B. Provide up to two (2) ea€fi, four (4) hour training sessions for O^'neds designaled operating personnel. Training shall include: Explanation of drawings, opeft ions and maintenance manuals Walk-{hrough of the iob to locate control cotnponents Operator workstation and p6ripherals DDc controller and ASC operation/fundion Operator control functions including graphic generdion and field panel programming Operation of portable operato/s t€rminal Explanation of adjustmsnt, calibration and replacement procedures SMent bindsr with training modules Since the Owner may require personnel to have more comprehenslve undsrstarding of the hardware and software, additional training must be availabla from th€ Manufaotwer. lf such training is required by tha Owner, it will be contrac'ted at a later date. END OF SECTION- t I 'l I I I t l I 17975 OCMAPS Prc'iect No. ES-0047 Thelma R. 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Penxs El-euenranv Scuool Aoomoru/Reruovnnou 15ol N.w.30* srnesr Oxl*roun Grw, OKLAHoMA NORMAN I I I I I ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE DALLAS TULSA 900 36th Ave. N.W. SUITE l OO NORMAN, OK73072 405-329-0423 FAX 405-364-1439 A Professioaal Corporation Arreric$ Inrtitute of Architeots Membe!: Architect Project Number N08079 OCMAPS Project Number ES-0047 I I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I I I I r I I I - I I T I I I I I RooM FtNtsH LEGEND SCHOOL OKLAHOMA THELMA R. PARKS ELEMENATRY OKLAHOMA CITY, FLOORTNG F1: I r I lqs Ir I VINYLTILE MANUFACTURER: ARMSTRONG, STANDARD EXCELON COLOR: 52513 CIROUE WHITE SIZE. 12"X12" F2: CARPET MANUFACTURER: BIGELOW,ARTROOM COLOR: MC143,8s6s HOBBYIST F3: CERAMIC TILE F|ELD COLOR MANUFACTURER: AMERICAN OLEAN COLOR: Al2SALTANDPEPPER AccENT COLOR - G|RLS t I I r I PNOIECT NUIIIEER NO8O79 JANUARY 15, 2O1O MANUFACTURER AMERICAN OLEAN COLOR: A74 CHILIPEPPER SPECKLED ACCENTCOLOR-BOYS MANUFACTURER: AMERICAN OLEAN COLOR: A09 SAPPHIRE SKY SPECKLED F4: F5: SEALEDCONCRETE P'R.ELATN'LE MANUFACTURE: AMERCAN OLEAN - CW: COLOR:TOBESELECTED srZE: 12'X12" CLEANAND PREP. FORWAX 81: RUBBERBASE TERM PAVER MANUFACTURER: RoPPE 139 DEEP NAVY SIZE: 4" coLoR: 82: CERAMIC TILE BASE MANUFACTURER: AMERICAN OLEAN I I I I I coloR: 83: AI2sALTANDPEPPER WOODBASE REDoAK COLOR: NATUML FINISH SIZE:4'MATCH EXISTING WALLS Pase 1 ROOM FINISH LEGEND SCHOOL OKLAHOMA THELMA R. PARKS ELEMENATRY OKLAHOMA CITY, PROJECT NUMBER NO8O79 JANUARY 15' 2010 Wl: LATEX PAINT W2: CARPET WAINSCOTT TO BOTTOM OF WOOD RAIL IN CORRIDOR AREA ONLY MANUFACTURER: BIGELOW -ART ROOM COLOR: SELECT BY ARCHITECT W3: oERAMIC T|LE (TO 5'-6" HEIGHT) EPOXY PAINT TO 8' ABOVE CEILING HT. FIELD COLOR MANUFACTURER: AMERICAN OLEAN' BRIGHT COLOR: 0045 SALTAND PEPPER SIZE: 6" X 6" ACCENT COLOR - GIRLS MANUFACTURER: AMERICAN OLEAN COLOR: Q072 POMEGRANATE SIZE: 6'X 6" ACCENT COLOR - BOYS MANUFACTURER: AMERICAN OLEAN COLOR: 0070 SAPPHIRE SKY SIZE: 6" X 6" W4: CEILING 2'x4' l-AY-lN ACOUSTICAL CEILING TILE 2'x4'MOISTURE RESISTANT LAY-IN ACOUSTICAL CEILING TILE C3: PAINTED GYPSUM BOARD (ACRYLIC) Q4: PAINTED GYPSUM BOARD (EPOXY) C5: EXPOSED STRUCTURE C6: EXISTING 2'x4'CEILING REPLACE DAMAGED TILE (WITH MATCHING EXISTING TILES) PAINT TILES AND GRID. ,l t I I I I I I t EPOXY PAINT TO 8'ABOVE CEILING HT. C2: I t I I I I CABINETS I PLAM: PLASTIC LAMINATE MANUFACTURER: WILSONART CONTMCT FACTORY SPECIALS COLOR: 7062-60 CONGO SPRUCE Page 2 I I I I T I I T I I I I I I ROOM FINISH LEGEND scHoOL OKLAHOMA THELMA R. PARKS ELEMENATRY OKI-AHOMA CITY, PRoJECT NuMBER NO8O79 JANUARY 15,2010 couNrERroP PLAMI: PLASTIC LAMINATE MANUFAcTURER: WILSoNART LAMINATE COLOR: 4651-60 NAVY LEGACY pooRs D1: D2: DB: NATURAL FINISH RED OAK HOLLOW METAL PAINTED (INTERIOR) FAcroRy FrNrsH MATcHTNG EXrsrNG (EXTERToR) DOOR FRAME _--t, *ow MErAL pArNrED (rNrERloR) wrNpowFMMES WF1: HOLLOW METAL PAINTED (INTERIOR) wF2: FACroRy FrNrsH (EXTERT'R) r I WINDOW S|LL I wrNpow covERrNc ws1: sYNTHETTC MARBLE WC1: MlNl BLINDS I WC2: METAL INSULATED PANEL lw* t I I I I MANUFACTURER: GENERAL PARTITIONS ,o93ro*,2e0BoRDEAUX MANUFACTURER: GENERAL PARTITIONS CoLoR:220 coBALr Page 3 I I I I I I I I t I I I I I I I I I I I t t I I I I I I t I I I I t ROOM FINISH SGHEDULE Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Oklahoma Gity, Oklahoma Project No.N08079 09/25/09 ROOM NAME ROOM NUMBER Administration Art Music OP/PT 4101 A102 A1U3 A104 FLOOR BASE FI,F2 B1 NORTH WALL SOUTH WALL EASTWALL WESTWALL CEIUNG CEILING HEIGHT CABINET B1 B1 B1 W1 W1 W1 w1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 c6 c6 c6 COUNTERTOP DOOR DOOR FRAME D1 DF1 WN, FRA'UIE wtN. stLL WIN. COVERING OTHER NOTES ROOM NAME ROOM NUMBER NOTE 1, 2 Art Storage Klln {I05 A106 B1 B1 NORTH WALL SOUTH WALL w1 EASTWALL WESTWALI W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 CEILING c6 c3 FLOOR BASE wl CEILING HEIGHT CABINET COUNTERTOP DOOR DOOR FRAME WIN. FRAME Assistant P A10i Financial 4106 F2 F2 B1 W1 W1 B1 W1 W1 w1 W1 W1 W1 c1 c1 9',-o" 9'-0" PLAM PLAM PLAMl D1 DF1 D1 DF1 D1 D1 DF1 wrN. stLl WIN. COVERING OTHER NOTES I I t I Page 1 ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE ROOM NAME ROOM NUMBER FLOOR BASE IIIORTH WALL SOUTH WALL EASTWALL WESTWALL CEILING CEILING HEIGHT CABINET COUNTERTOP DOOR DOOR FRAME VUN. FRAME WIN. SILL General Storage Counselor Office 4110 Colridor 4112 F1 B1 I t1 B1 B1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 a-',| g'-0' 9',-o' AM W1 W1 W1 W c1 9'-0' PLAM PLAMl D1 DF1 D1 ROOM NAME ROOM NUMBER MDCC SDecial Ne6dg Psvc Area B{08 8109 FLOOR BASE CW CW wtN. A111 Parent Resource )F1 D1 D1 DF1 DF1 co OTHER NOTES NORTH WALL SOUTH WALL EASTWALL WESTWALL B1 wl W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 \ GEILING t-4 CEILING HEIGHT CABINET COUI{TERTOP 9'-0" PLAM PLAM PLAMl PLAMl DOOR DOOR FRAME D1 D1 DF1 DF1 WIN. FRAI'E WIN. SILL WIN. COVERING OTHER NOTES Page 2 I I I I I I ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE ROOM NAME ROOM NUMBER Restroom Dl10 FLOOR BASE F3 82 NORTH WALL SOUTH WALI EAST WALL W3.W1 W3,W1 W3.W1 W3.W1 WESTWALL GEILING HEIGHT c4 9'-0" CABINET COUNTERTOP DOOR DOOR FRAME D1 DF1 WIN. FRAME T w|N. SILL YllN. {,LrV I I I I I I I t I I I I OTHER NOTES t{Al,lE ROOM NUMBER FLOOR BASE NORTHWALL SOUTH WALL EASTWALL WESTWALL Speach Arca MDCG Special N E107 CW E108 CW E109 CW W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 w1 wl w1 W1 W1 W1 c1 HEIGHT 9'-0' CABINET PLAM COUNTERTOP DOOR DOOR FRAI'E PLAMl D1 DF1 9'-0' D1 D1 DF1 WIN, FRAME wtil. slLL wN. covERtN( OTHER NOTES Page 3 I ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE ROOM NAME ROOM NUMBER Classroom Fl01 Classloom Classroom F102 F103 Classroom F104 FLOOR BASE t-l F1 B1 F1 B1 F1 B1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 /v1 W1 o'-nn 9',-o" NORTH WALL SOUTH WALL E/\STWALL WESTWALL B1 w1 W1 W1 W1 w1 CEILING CEILING HEIGHT CABINET 9'-0" PLAM PLAM wl wl w1 c'l PLAM PLAM COUNTERTOP PLAMl PLAMl PLAMl PLAMl DOOR D1 D1 D1 DF1 DF1 wF2 ws1 D1 DOOR FRAME DF1 DF1 WIN. FRAIIE WF2 WFI WIN, SILL WS1 WS WS1 wcl wc1 wc1 wcl ROOM NAME ROOM NUI'BER Classroom ESL StoraEe Glassroom Glaasroom Fl06 F107 FlOE FLOOR BASE rl F1 F B1 B1 B NORTH WALL SOUTH WALL W1 W1 w1 EASTWALL WESTWALL CEILING CEILING HEIGHT CABINET W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 a\1 c1 PLAM PLAM PLAM PLAMl wlN, covERlNGi t I I I I I I OTHER NOTES F105 w1 c1 9'-0' PLAM W1 W1 W1 F1 B1 W1 W1 W1 W1 c1 9'-0' COUNTERTOP DOOR DOOR FRAME PLAMl PLAMl PLAMl D1 D1 DF1 DF1 D1 DF1 DF1 WIN. FRAME wF2 WF2 wlN. stLL WS1 wF2 ws1 WIN. COVERING wc1 ws1 wc1 WF2 WS1 wc1 wcl OTHER NOTES Page 4 I I I t I T I I I I I I I I I I ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE ROOM NAME ROOM NUMBER Class.oom Fl09 Self Gontained Sl'l Fl10 Resource Rm. SN Fl11 FLOOR F1 B1 F1 F1 F1 B1 B1 W1 W1 W1 B1 W1 W1 W1 W1 BAI WALL SOUTH WALL EASTWALL WESTWALL CEILING CEILING HEIGHT G COUNTERTOP DOOR DOOR FRAME WIN, FRAME W1 W1 W1 wl w1 c1 w1 Health Area SN F112 W' W W1 a1 9'-0" PLAM o'-n o,-n' 9'-0" PLAM PLAM PLAM PLAMl PLAMl PLAMl PLAMl D1 D1 D1 D1 DF1 DF1 DFl DF1 wF2 ws1 [uF2 WS1 WC1 wc1 wF2 ws1 wc1 ROOM NAME ROOM NUMBER Reatroom Fl13 Mobile Labs F114 FLOOR BASE F3 B2 F1 F115 F4 B1 B1 NORTH WALL SOUTH WALL w3 EASTWALL WESTWALL CEILlNG CEILING HEIGHT CABINEI W3 W3 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 C4 c1 wtN. stLL WlN. COVERING OTHER NOTES COUNTERTOP DOOR DOOR FRAME WIN. FRAME WlN. SILL WIN, COVERING OTHER NOTES W3 Electrlcal Janitor Fl16 F4 B1 W4 W4 W4 W4 9'-0" 9',-o' D1 D1 D1 D1 DFl DF1 DF1 DF1 I t I Page 5 I I I I I I I I ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE ROOM h IE ROOM NUMBER FLOOR BASE NORTHWALI SOUTH I ALL EAST V dLL WESTWALL CEILING CElLING HEIGHT CAB!NET COUNTERTOI DOOR DOORFRAME Girls F117 Bovs Corridor Conidor FllE F119 F120 T F1 F3 B2 B2 B3 B w3 w3 w1,w2 W1.W2 W3 W3 W3 W1,W W1,W2 w1,\ /2 W3 W3 9'-0' 9'-0" 9'-0" D1 D1 D3 D3 )F1 DF1 c4 DF1 W1,W2 r4 W1.W2 W1,W2 c1 wtN, wtN. stLL WIN. COVERING OTH NOTES ROOM NAME ROOM NUMBER Coridor FLOOR BASE rl Itc F1 NORTH WALL SOUTH WALL EAST WALL W1,W2 W1 W1 W1 WESTWALL CElLING CEILING HEIGHT CABINET COUNTERTOP Dl DOOR FRAME F121 w1,w2 W1,W2 W1.W2 Office/Work SN F122 B1 wl c1 9'-0' 9'-0" D3 D1 DFl DF1 wlN. FRAME $nN. srLL WIN. COVERING OTHER NOTES KEYED NOTES FOR ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE: 1. 2. FOR ROOMS IN ADMINISTRATION TO RECEIVE NEW FLOOR FINISH REF. SHEET 3A3 ENTRY VESTIBULE RECEIVES NEW PORCELAIN TILE AND WOOD BASE REF. SHEET 3A3 Page 6 I I I I I I I I DOOR SCHEDULE FOR ARCHITECTURE PLANNING INTEFIORS Tneuae R. PRRrs ElemeuranY ScnootAoorroru/Renovnnou lsol N.w. 30*srnEsr Oxlarpua Grw, OKLAHoMA I I NORMAN T DALLAS I I t I I I I TULSA I OrlenoMA GmY M ernopoLtrAN Anen Pueuc ScHool Tnusr 9OO 36rh Ave. N.W. sutTE 100 NORMAN, OK73072 405-329-0423 FAX 405-364-1439 A hofessiodl Coryomtiotr Afierical Institrte of Architects Member: Architect Proiect Number N08079 OCMAPS Project Number ES-0047 I I t I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I o€ o zt I t I I I I I I =o Io trr.rE I o6 !a Et> t trtt I t tt I b gE I P9 5t *= I ;o +* -= o I trE E6 ?is I FO o o u.l coo| o z ctr I a! = ut lrl ch F ID ro ro F- F. to F. o) Fg J ul u,l (9 6 z e ttt U' UI E IF Lrl ol lll IL 5a Bd IU = Ilo tlo rf, ltI lu tJ.l !z !( .L .L (9 (9 ut t4l at> lra) E z z t (, 5 d T T T llt xl! F F z o t. r t tIl ut u) IU IU lr) rf) u :a ar, at, r{) r4t - r 1- t t t f; t ul Lll uJ d) (9 t CO i9 dt u) Y :< (v) (, (r') rO i- t- F- F. F. 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(Il 6t U' c't C,l TL u- o - oi I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ARCHITECTURE PLANNING INTERIORS GEOTEGHNICAL REPORT FOR Orlanoue Crw M erRopoLrrAN Anee Pueuc Scnool Tnusr Tueuua R. Pnnrs EleuerurRRY Scnool Aoomon/Rrruovanon 15ol N.w. 3ot"slneer OKLAHoMA CITY, OKLAHoMA NORMAN DALLAS TULSA 900 36th Ave. N.W. SUITE l OO NOFMAN, OK73072 405-329-0423 FAX 405-364-1439 A ProfsssioDal Coeoratio! MEmbeI: ADericatr Institute of Arcbtects Architect Project Nu mb6r N08079 OCMAPS Proiect Number ES-0047 I I I I I I I I I I I I I t I T I I I GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES This document is preliminary 6 signed and sealed doeument' SUB$URFAGE H(PtORffiIST{ OCMAPS ES-' OM7 Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Building Addition 15Ol N.E. 30s Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma PROJECT NO. 0309-3097 nls oocument I AHO CNGINEERING COMPANY Situ" t gl t pfellFllfrary 3400 I 2l ,Terit, CORPORA ST]ANDARD }TESTINGI 15 N (4Os) s28-0541r Loop - rieor z:z-:rso goe Trails West ettra. oklSZOf-Osjg ieooi zzs-rrro elx rsibi irz-zsrr Ave 3s3-0872 2OZ SE "1" tEh,ton, OK (soo) isoo) 1s6o; 53Se S 125 East Ave Ste lulsa, OK 74146-6208 73501-2481 zzs+eza rax rs:-rze: B (918) 459-2700 (800) 7zs-4s92 (s18) 459'271s FA,\ I I t June 26, 2009 Oklahoma City Metropolihn Area Public Schools Trust 420 W. Main Oklahoma CitY, OK 73102 Atin: Mr. EricWenger, P.E. I Program Manager Re: SubsurfaceElploration OCMAPS E$0047, Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Building Addition 1501 N.E 30s streel Okhhoma CitY, Oklahoma 73111 Dear Mr. Wenger: - Enolosed herewith are the original and two (2).copies of our report covering the subsurface exploration for ttre subject project. This study was authorized by a letter signed by Mr. Eric J. t /enger, dated May 21, 2009. Standard Teeting and Enginearing Company conducted a geotechnical investigation at the site of a nanv building addilion contalns for Thetma R. pjrks Etementary School located at 1501 N.E. 3O!' Strc€t, Oklahoma City, Oklahome. This report consideratione' as consiruction as well recommandations, foundation includihg of the investigation, results detailed 'The subsurface soils consist of appoximately 2.5to 15 fe€t of nonplastic to fairly and sandy shale over siltston€ (rock) and sandy Ehale (rock). lo plasticity silty sand, sandy clay' Foundation recommendai'Fns include either {1) shalloL frootings or (2) oast-in-place concretg piers. We trust that the results and recommendations contained hercin willpermit adequate economicaldesign and construction of the pmpos€d structure. Unless you speciff otherwise, we will keep sampl* obtained from these borings in our Oklahoma Ciiy laboratory for the next thirty (30) days. V\ie appreciate the opportunity to assist on this proiect. Please call on ue if we can be of further seruice. Respectfully submitted, STANDARD TESTING AND ENGINEERING COMPANY Vajra Rai Slaff Geotechnical Engineer Project No. 0309€097 Account No. 0230oKC18 I ' I I t t I I I I I I I I I I GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES I rnent is Frelimina in nature and i$ n lt a ?lnal' signed and sealed tlncument' t SUBEURFAGE H(PLORATION I I I OCMAPS ES- OO47 R. Parks Elementary School Building Addition Thelma 1501 N.E. 30u Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma . PROJECT NO. 0309-3097 t I I I I t I I I t t t I PREPARED FOR Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area Public Schools Truet 420 W. Main Oklahoma City, OK 73102 PREPARED BY STANDARD TESTTNG AND ENGINEERING COMPANY 3400 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Certificate of Authorization No. 77, Expiration 6/30109 (405) 52&0541 Prepared By: Reviewed By: Vajra Rai Ming-Cheng Peter Shau, P.E. Manager, Geotechnical Services Staff Geotechnical Engineer June 26, 2009 STANDARq }TESTING{ iro elcttr:ERtttG cottlPlttt GEOTECHNICAL SEFVICES This documeni is Preliminary signed and sealed documetrt. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 4 INTRODUCTION Authorization Purpose and ScoPe Project Location and DescriPtion FIELD EXPLORATION Drilling Information . .. Equipment TestsPerformed Paqe I 1 1 ... 2 ? 2 2 ....... a Subsurface Conditions Groundwater...... I.ABORATORY TESTING Tests Performed . . ENGINEERING EVALUATION AND RECOMMENDATIONS Soil Condiiions Seismic Site Class Earthwork Recommendations . . lnert Fill Requirements ... ' Subgrade Preparation Compaction Requirements Drainage . . Foundation Recommendations Footing Foundation SYstem .. I o :-; iro l I I I I "" .'. PierFoundationSystem .....'..:.'. Floor Slabs Basis for Recommendations . . Appendix A - VicinitY MaP Site and Boring Locaiion Plan. AppendixB-BoringLogs Key to SYmbols Definition of DescriPtive Terms Appendix C - MSHTO Soil Classification System Unified Soil Classificaiion SYstem Appendix D - Summary of Laboratory Test Results I I I 10 11 I I I I I I I I I GEOTECHNTCAL SERVICES in nature and !$ not a Tinal. siEned and seaied documerrf, LIST OF TABLES I t I I I I I I I I t I I I I I Relative Elevation of Rock Material Relaiive Elevation of Groundwater Paqp 3 STAND_A_Eq GEorEcHNrcAL sERvrcES r-rF.-s.I^lry"FJ Seetion I This ciocument is Preliminary n naturg ano i5 llur d rrrtqr' signed and sealed document' INTRODUCTION Authorization performed by standard Tesiing and This report presents the resuEs of a subsurface exploration proposal prepared for oklahoma Engineering company (standard Testing) in accordance with the identified as standard Testing city MetropolitanArea Public schoolsTrust, dated April29, 2009, and a lefter signed by Mr' project number 0309-3097. We received authorization for this study through Wenger, Program Manager Dennis Clowers, Directorof PublicWorks/City Engineerand Mr. EricJ. of Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area Public Schools Trust, dated May 21 ' 2009' Purpose and Scope the subsurface A geotechnical investigation was performed for the purpose of ('l) determining of the soils' and (3) conditions, (2) evaluating the bearing capacity and plasticity characteristics proposed facility: making recommendations conceming the earthwork and foundation systemsforthe Mr. Wenger. The depths qf:ltlg Five (5) exploratory borings were drilled on the site as requested by of work proposed by $qnq,9{E boring$, and types of tesiing were performed accordihg to the scope and recommendations'afe Testing and accepted by Mr. Wenger. Nanative descriptions of ourfindings plan, the boring logs, and summary,ol , contained in the body of this report. A site and boring location laboratory test results are included in the Appendices of this report' Project Location and DescriPtion Parks Elementary school The proposed project will be a single story building addition to Thelma R. is located on thewestsidq tocated at 1501 N.E. 30h Street in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, The addition and wall loads were not knownwhile of the existing elementary school building. The anticipaied column this report was written. must be notified in lf the project is not as described or has changed, standard Testing reevaluate the recommendations for the project. Project No. 0309-3097 I I I I I I I I t t I I t I l I I lr I I STANDARD }TESTING{ idD E GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES GIIEERII,IG COI'IPANY This document is preliminary. signed and sealed document. Section 2 t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I FIELD EXPLORATION Drilling Information The field exploration work was performed and compleied on June 3 and 8' 2009. Conditions atthe sitewere investigatedwithfive (5) borings atthe locations indicated onthe site'and '16.5 to 20.0 boring location plan, included inAppendix'4." Boring depths ranged from building addition footprint. Surface elevation of feetwithiill: the borings were measured relativeto thefinish flcqr elevation of ihe existing school building. This temporary benchmark was assigned a reference elevationofl00.0feet. Foraccuratesampling,cuttingswereobservedcontinuouslyduringdrillingyiflr specific samples being taken at distinct lithologic changes. The equipment used, field tests performed, and soil samples iaken are discussed below. Equipment . Five (5) boringswere drydrilledwith airuck-mounted CME-55 rotarydrilling unit equippedwith3.2S"l.D.XT.25"O.D.hollorrrrstemaugers. Standardpenetration tests (SPT) used a 1.375" |D split-spoon sampler driven by an automatic. ., hammer utilizing a 140 lb. weight falling 30 inches. Tests Performed . fwent/-one . (21) standard penetration tests were performed in orderto '.,.,' i "' ..:ri ir,.,s.i estimate - ""-" the shear strengths ofthe soils in their naturalstate. Thetestwas conducted at specified by ASTM D1586, "Penetration Test and Split Banel Sampling of' ' .' Soils." Thein-situshearstrengthofasoilisrelatedtotheN-valuefromthistest. "N" isthe numberof blows requiredto drive a split-spoon samplertwelve inches, after a 6 inch seating, into undisturbed soil. The soil samples recovered in the ' split-spoon banel were removed from the sample tool in the field, visually ctassified, and labeled according to boring number and depth. Results of the Proiect No. 0309-3097 June 26, 2009 STANDARq lTESTll.lc{ iNo tleluegntlc GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES cot'tP,rnr This document !s Preliminary : signed and sealed document. standardpenetration tests are denoted attheir respective depths on the I boring ; logs. grab samples are indicaied on the boring logs Depths of individual standard penetration tesb and were labeled and sealed in water included in Appendix "B." Split- spoon and grab (bag) samples evaluation and testing' tight, protective containers and returned io the laboratory for further Subsurface Conditions sandy shale over siltstone (rock) and The soils encountered consist of silty sand, sandy clay, and to fairly low plasiicity chara*"11? sandy shale (rock). These near sudace soils exhibit nonplastic SPT "N" value of 50 blows per 6 Rock material (i.e., defined by standard Penetration test refusal, relative elevations indicated in the inches or less penetration) was encountered in the borings at the following table; , .. I r.,1 I I l t I I I I I Groundwater :" '. : l :iiii: borings ai the depths During the drilling operation, groundwaterwas encountered in the indicated should be anticipated in any shown in the Relative Elevation of Groundwateriable. Presence of water unpredic{able and may be present excavation. Watertraveling through soil (subsurface water) is often the unpredictable nature of at shallow depths. Due to the seasonal changes in groundwater and during construction to groundwaterpaths, groundwaier levels willfluctuaie. Therefore, itis necessary Proieot No. 0309-3097 I t I I I t I t $TANIAEQ }T'ESTING{ tro coltPttlv dto elc This document is PreliminarY cEorECHNrcAL sERVToES tneen and mdke be observant for groundwater seepage in excavations in order io assess the situation necessarychanges. We cannot assume responsibilityfor difficulties experienced during construction or for future operational problems due to relative elevation or volume of water Boring No. I I I I I I I I I I - Relative Surface Elevation (fee0 Depth (feet) encountered. . r' .::;:': Relative Elevation (feet) 93.1 B-1 98.1 B-2 97.3 5.0 YZ.J B-3 97.3 12.0 6C..t B-4 uc.z 12.0 83.2 B-5 99.6 .{E n R46 I t I I Project No. 0309-3097 lr rna 9A 9OOQ STANI)-AE4 GEoTECHNTcAL sERvrcES Tiris document is prellminary signed and seated tIFp,L,[ry"F^f Jo;;;i. Section 3 I LABOMTORY TESTING T plasticity characterist!cs of the subsuiface' Laboratory testing was performed in orderto determine the descriptions of the encountered soils materials as well as confirm the soil classifications. General values of the test results are on the together with visual and laboratory classifications and numerical nsummary of Laboraiory Test Results" is included in Appendix boring logs included in Appendix "B." A - t t "D.' Tests Performed . samples' in Moisture content tests were performed on split-spoon and bag conditions' accordance with ASTM D2216, to determine the in-situ moisture . with Densitytests were Performed on intact split-spoon samples in accordance I AASHTO T233. .Atterberg|imitstestswereperformedonsix(6)soilsamplestodeterminethei p|asticitycharacteristicsandswe||potentia|ofthesoil.ThetesFwerePerfomed-.r|.'::11. in accordance with ASTM . D4318. ,. ir-1. li;lil! ' ASTM . '"* sieve analysis was periormed ontwo (2) soilsamples, in accordancewith to.th!,,,;,':,ii:r aid in classification. These soils were classified according DZ4g7,for UnifiedSoilC|assificationSystem(Uscs)andtheAmericanAssociationof StateHighwayandTransportationofficia|s(AASHTo)soi|c|assificaiionsystem' I I I I I I I I . Project No. 0309-3097 . ri,: June 26, 2009 I I I t I I I I I I I I t I t I I t ! I t STANDARq )TESTINGT collPAilY alo E|l6l GEOTECHNICAL SEBVICES This document is Prelinrinary signed and sealed document' l{EERlalG Section 4 ENGINEERING EVALUATION AND RECOMMENDATIONS SoilConditions The soils encountered in this investigation consist of silty sand, sandy clay, and sandy shale over silistone (rock) and sandy shale (rock). The cohesionless soils were found to have a very loose to medium dense relative density and the cohesive soils were found to be soft to very stiff in consistency. per The underlying rocksiltstone and sandyshaleexhibits SPT refusal(i.e., SPT"N"value of 50 blows 6 inches or less penetraiion) at the relative elevations indicated in the ' Relative Elevation of Rock Material" table in section 2 of this report. The plasticity characterisiics of the soils encountered indicate that these soils are inactive for consideration of soil expansion on foundation design' Seismic Site Glass Based on the results of our investigation, this site is classified as Seismic Site Class D. This recommendation is based on the criteria given in Table 1613.5.2 of the International Building Code (lBC) 2006, entitled "Site Class Definitions." :r,;_;'l..l!' Earthwork Recommendations Only nonplastic to low plasticity on-site soils or imported inertfillshould be used forfill under struclur9- Inert fill should meet the following requirements: lnert Fill Requirements Amount finer than 2 inch sieve = 100% Amouni finerthan No. 200 sieve = 12% minimum and, if Pl s7, 60% maximum Liquid Limit = Plasticity Index (Pl) = 17 maximum Project No. 0309-3097 40 maximum STANDAEq cEorEcHNrcAL sERvrcES r,rF^sJ-[*",Gt T;tis c"ocurnent is prelinrinary signed ancl seaied strippedofa|lvegetaiion,topsoi|,andanyotherde|eteriousmateria|s, I I proofro|led, including removing and rep|acing any soft material which exhibits a permanent subgrade deformation exceeding 0'5 inch wien traversed by I |oadedtruckwitharearax|eloadofapproximaie|y16,000|bs./ax|e' I Subqrade Preparation The existing subgrade should be: . . T tesied for moisture and density and, if deficient, scarified to a depth of I inches' . . t I moisture' moisture conditioned io within -2 to +4 percentage points of optimum andcompactediogSpercentormoreofstandardProctormaximumdrydensity (ASTM D6s8). ofsubgrade elevation' nor Removal of soft subgrade should not exceed a 3 foot depth belowfinaltop extendbetowthestaticarounduraterelevation. lfsuchadepthisreachedwithoutencounteringstable subgradeconditions'l2inchesofODoTTypeAorTypeBaggregatebaseshou|dbeplacedinthE placed and compacted to bring the bottom of the overexcavated area and suitable fll material subgrade to design elevation. Compaction Requirements All fill in the structural area should be: .compactecttoat|eastg5percentofstandardProctormaximumdrydensity (ASTMD698)atamoisturecontentwithin-2o/o|o+4o/ooftheoptimum' .p|acedinliftsnottoexceedeight(8)inchesincompactedthickness. .testedforfie|ddensityforeachliftoffi||atfrequenciesofevery5000sq.ft'in areas under structure' . especially in structural Moisture should be maintained up until the ptacement of concrete, prevent shrinkage (and subsequent post-construction swell) of the soil' Project No. 0309-3097 " "Y: ,ii.t I I I I I I I I 1,-9 June 26, 2009 I I I I t 9IAI'IPAEQ cEorEcHN rcAL sERVTcES --}TESTiNG{ iNo ENGrr.rtERlNG cottFANY Tnis document is Preliminaqt *0"** sea'led docunnent' "na Drainaqe water Allareas adjacenttothe building should be sloped awayfrom the structureto preventponding of near the building. I I t I I I I I I l I I I I I I Foundation Recommendations Considering the soils encountered and based on the tesi results of this exploration, the following foundation design parameters are recommended for the indicated foundation systems: A. Footing Foundation Svstem shallowfoundaiions (e.g., spot orcontinuous cast-in-place concretefootings) may be usedatthissite, Footingsmustbeplacedaminimumof2.0feetbelowfinishedgrade to provide adequate protection from frost action. Footings may be used with an the allowable net bearing capacity of 2,500 psf if bearing in undisturbed native soil or compacted inert fill or stabilized subgrade as specified in the . Earthwork Recommendations section of this report. Footings should have a width of at least 1 6 ' ': ''i inches. ,; ,; '''lt Footingsareexpectedtoundergonomorethanl.0inchsettlementwhendesignedfor ' the recommended bearing pressure. B. :: ' "itjirin Pier Foundation Svstem A satisfactoryfoundaiion alternativeto shallow spread footings may be the use of drilled cast-in-place concrete piersfounded 2.0feet ormore belowthedepths indicated inthe "Relative Elevaiion of Rock Material" table provided in Section 2 of this report. Using this type of foundation, each column is supporied on a single drilled pier and the building walls are placed on grade beams supported by a series of piers. Loads applied to the piers are transmitted tothe rock partiallythrough skin friction along the sides of the pier . : and partially through end bearing pressure. .i: Project No. 0309-3097 June 26, 2009 STANDARD }TESTING{ ino gre tHtentle colPllt Trris clocument Is preliminary GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES v signeri an,{ s*;ried r{ftcu'.?1elrt. All drilled Piers should: . greater' extend at least 2.0 feet or at least one (1) pier diameier, whichever is belowthe depths and etevations indicated in the "Relative Elevation of Rock Material", . have an aspect ratio (length/diameter) of four (4) or more' .haveaspacingbeiweenindividua|piersofthreediametersormore(c|ear spacing). . grade beams be adequately reinforced with the reinforcement extending intothe and/or pier caPs. of 14,000 psf Piers may be proportioned using an allowable net end bearing capacity pier in direct and an allowable skin friction capacity of 1 ,080 psf for that portion of the shaft in the contact with the sandy shale (rock) formations. skin friction along the this same overlying soils should be ignored. upliff on the piers can be resisted by using skin friction value plus an allowance for pierweight. Maximumverticaldisplacementof piers designed in this manner is expected to be on the order of 0.7% of the pier base diameter, be placed Drilled shafts will require casing or slurry-drilling methods. Concrete should preventweathering of in pier holes as soon as practicable after completion of drilling io pier holes cannot the bearing stratum and relaxaiion of horizontal ground stlesses' lf the concrete must be placed by tremie method so as to assure no be dewatered, contaminationofthefreshconcretebygroundwaterordrillingfluids. Asufficienthead its of plastic concrete should be maintained within the casing at all times during the extraction in order to overcome the hydrosiatic groundwater pressure outside casing. Proiect No. 0309-3097 June 26, 2009 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I t I I I I $TAt'lgA-Eq lJ-EP,fil.+.F,^"f'GEorEc HNr cAL sEFvrcES Tiiis C,ccunrent is Preliminary signed and seaied documerrt' Floor Slabs constructed as follovtrs: Concrete slabs-on-grade floors for shallow foundation should be prepared as described in the The subgrade, inertfill, or stabilized soil building pad should be . Earthwork Recommendations section of this report' t I I I t I I I I I t I I I I . should be placed Four (4) inches ormore of granular base, meeting thefollowing requiremenb, over the subgrade: passing the l.5 inches sieve . passing the #200 sieve . plasticityindex . . .' " ' """ 100 % " 15 "" or less 0/o oorless setfAt the time of concrete placement, the granular base should be moist, but free of anY draining water. . areas The concrete slab should be ptaced a minimum of four (4) inches thick in lighily loaded the fgotings' and up to six (6) inches thick in heavily loaded areas and should not be tied into walls, stemwalls, or strucluralframe. lf it is necessary to tie the floor slab into the foundation the exteriorwalls, and/or pitwalls, the floor should be jointed no more than 10 to 15 feetfrom . - !:_: :tl pointofthereskaint(ACl360R-92,Section9,7). othercontroljoinisshouldbeprovided,each way, ataspacing of 24to 36timesthestabthicknessbutnomorethan 18feet(ACl 302.1R44, section 3.2.5.3). ;i'- 'j. moisture)areto (capillary conditions lf floor coverings susceptible to moisture damage bymoistfloor be used, avaporretarderconsisting of one ormore polyethylene orpolypropylenefabricreinioroement be layerswithone ormore bonded polyethylenefilm layers, at least 10 mils in toialthickness, should placedbelowiheslab. Thevaporretardershouldbelapped6inchesandiapedatjointsandfitted industry around all service openings. Section 3.2.3 of ACI 302.1 R-04 provides the most cunent recommendationsforuseandplacementofvaporretarders. Figure3.l,inACl 302.1R-04,provides guidance for determining whetherto place the vapor retarder above or below the "granular material' below the slab. Floor slabs can be designed using a modulus of subgrade reaction, kr, of 150 pcifor native soilor inert fill or stabilized subgrade described in the Earthwork Recommendations section of this report' Proiect No. 0309-3097 10 June 26, 2009 iriis docun'lent GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES irr nalrrra s:Jret. anii si.'a;( d ri;rc t' nir t. Basis for . .:'. .: -:i. Recommendations The recommendations and conclusions coniained I Is preliminary -.a-l :- _ _r -, ,i:_ ^ in this report are based on ihe borings drilled and in material propert'res overthefite., tests performed. We would point outthatthere may be variations differseriouslyfrornthbde andwould cautionthatthere maybe unknown conditions in existencewhich at all, cannot be' and havd nbt encountered by the test borings. Such conditions, if indeed they exist and conclusiohs been, accounted for in this report. Therefore, the descriptions, recommendations, only to the immediate vicinity ofthe coniained herein should be considered as generalized, applylng borings. design, the finalized soil and Since this report is being prepared in advance of much of the deiailed system and loading' vertical sfucture parameters (i.e., floor elevaiion, fill and cut provisions, structural preparation of this report' movementtolerance, etc.) may differfrom the ones considered duringthe requestthe opportunityto revierrythe! lf such a designvariance is substantial, standardTestingwould inthis plansand speciftcations of the proposed facilityforapplicabilitytothe soilconditions assuran@ of consistency with its rep"t"ij$ . .:rilil / intent. : . It is recommended i.tiltii ,.:,iLir:,.!jj:: earthwork and that Standard Testing be retained fortesting and observation during foundationconstructionphases,iohelpdeterminethatthedesignrequirementsarefulfilled' li:9?l?,: the pier drilling operationst recommended that Standard Testing's pier inspector be present during of embedment veriry the hardness of the support soil stratum and the proper depth -o application tothe project This report has been prepared forthe exclusive use of our6lientforspecific geotechnical pT"l*: discussed, and has been prepared in accordance with generally accepted I I I t I I I I I t I I I I I T Project No. 0309-3097 11 I I t I I t I I STAN9-AE4 GEorEcHNrcAL sERVTcES Tnis a'ocument is preliminasy slgned and seaied dacu,ner:t' I-IFFF,,1ry"F,J : "j T I I I I I I I I I I I '' APPENDIX A Vicinity MaP Site and Boring Location Plan "' Tiiis Cocument Is prelintinary rn naiure and is nst a final, o'3nec and sealed docu:net t. 'El .iuli ii I I I I I I I 'n naiure and !s n.lt a ;ina,, s:gneci and sealed documer:t. 6l'7BIl.=lJ t! dl = E o o ! f.. i9 .r,fi_,el irllS COGUfllef ll lJ XJlElirrrrrrert GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES in naiure ;lnrj ls not a .inai' APPENDIX B Boring Logs Key to SYmbols Detinition of DescriPtive Terms I I I I t I I I t t I I This Cocument is prelinrinary GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES siir:td tiocu:nert SOIL BORING LOG:;rec;an;i Boring Project: Thetma Parks Elemenrary School Building Location: No. B-1 Addition Project Boring Location: S. end ot the Bldo. addition Drill Method: cME- 55 w /9-,25"1.D' - 7.25" o.D. Surface Elevation: . lootprint HSA- Project No.: 0309-3097 Date Drilled': 6/3/09 ProjeCt Engineerl Vaira Rai Field Logger: Chris Mcmullen Water Depthi 5 fr. @ Conpletion - Moisturs/Plqstioity Ele\,./Depth EI EI ol -E P -I 0-5 6 PL#LI 0 20 30 ,l.o 60 Eo 1 content, 96 - a ro 20 30 rto 50 6{) Wfifi Reddish Bm. SILTY SAND Sl, Moist, Nonplastic XI 7 Soll DBs.ription HEE 6/6' 36/6" 50/6. VI (ROCK) Reddish Brn. SILTSTONE Moist, NonplaEtic, Soft 106 a, a: Al d 49/6' 50t2' I -7 VI AI A a - 50/4" 28i6" 50/3' Tr. Plssticity LL= 18. Pl= 2 {RocK} Reddish Brn. SANDY SHALE Sl. Moist, Fl. Low Plastlclty, Soft LL= 27. Pl= 12 118 ) ll =L I t I I EOI" r Doflng sTAl{DARq }TESTING{ dro ercttgentnc colPllv ls PreltnitnatY i"iis cccun'en'r l(.r i,,"a r nri GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES sou ronrNG LdHt*-* Boring No. -9-? iddition Thelma Parks Elementarv School Buildinp Project: Proiect fBoring Locationr s.w "ornuffi Drill Method: cMe- ss * I s;FlD' -1J5" 05' 97'3 ft' Surface Elevation: Remarks: BM: F.F, of exisitins school bldg' - HSe lroje1Drilled $,o'; FI *altd clt a ;il'l document' q?o::'g#gl- Date ': 6/8iog Rai Project Engine€r:. v-ajra Field Logger: chris Mcmullon Water Depth: 5 ft' @ Completion rr r'> lJ! Erlattlt tcll y I l I T I GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES :n na'-ure ; nd is not a i"inal ilcu:neri SOIL BORING LOG Boring No. B-3 Project: Thelma Parks Elementarv Sohool Building Addition erolect Location: oklahoma citv, oK Boring Location: C;;ier of thg Btdg. addttion footprint Drill Method: CME- 55 w / 3.25"l.D' - 7.25" o,D, HSA 97.3 ft. Surface Elevation: schgol bldg. F.F. exisiting BMt of Remarks: Ele\r.rDsp*l Feet I BI EI nl Project N.o.: 0309-3097 Date Drilled..l 6/3/09 Project Engineer: EjIq l.eiField Logger: chris Mcmullen Water Depth: 12 ft, @ Completion Mqisturg/Ft stblty Soil De8cilption ftEE -6 Ft 6 _o. g Brt flg 8fl PL#tL 10 20 30 40 50 Wslcr Content, % . to 20 30 40 50 Feddish Brn. SILTY SAND Sl. Moist, Nonplastic fl ,*,*, a a il;i;ii fi . s-riiiioi'ii iA'oCKi Sl. Moigt, Nonplastic, Ssft Wet [;, ia t I I I I I I I I I .,,,= 4 30/6" (FocK) neddish Btn. & GraY SANDY SHALE 122 Moist, Low Hasticity, Soft LL= 23, Pl= 7 115 60 a 60 .. STANDARD }TESTINC{ dxo ele trt tlo coxPlnv en 'r-,iis cccun.ent is Preliminary GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES solL BORING LOG"il"*': Boring Project: Thelma Parks Elementarv School Buildinq No. B-4 Addition Project L rl,e Btdc'. Boring Location: N.W "ddition "ornJii g:r't.o. - l.es' o.o, Drill liiethod: Ctue- 6s w / Surface Eleva Remarks: BM: F.F. of exisiting school blds. footptint Hsn en"i si.:{ d dncu:ne'L Project No': 0309-3097 Date Drilled.': 6/8/99 P.roject Engineer: Vaira Ral Field Logger: Chris Mcmullen Water Depth: 1 2 ft' @ compl€tion I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I I t I I I I t I I I I I I I GEOTECHNICAL SEFVICES 1n na'-ure anci is not a'iinal' SOIL BORING LOG Bor:ing No. e-s Project: Thelma Parks Elsmentsry School Buildins Addition . Project L Boring Location: N.i. corner of the Blds. addition iootprint Drill Method: CME- 55 w 13.25"1.D. - 7.25" o.D. HSA s9,6 ft. Surface gl"uuti*, Remarks: BM: F.F. of exishing school blds. Projecl Ng'; o!9.9i-3.W7 Date Drilled.': 6/8lop Project Engineer: Vaira Rai Field Logger: Chris Mcmullen Water Depth: 15 ft' @ complet;on 'i'tis iccun:ent is Prelinrinary ln t?A"r.rr?.rrii GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES :4 na'rn"o an-d !s:-E rlsjirre.le;ineit ;ci n':'t sr3;1.1r'- KEY TO SYMBOLS S1rrnlcol . DescriPtion srRerg SYMBOT-,s SiLty Fffi lltitid S ffi ' wwl Sand il-tstone SandY Shale sandy ClaY W Misc. SvmboLg water level- at comPletion of diilliag oPerations + SoiL SamPlers . sampLe taken f rom aug-er f lightE, ASTM Dl-452 N7 lA Bulk n 7_) standard Penetratlon Test, AsTu D1586 anii st;i:( d documer:t t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I T I STANDARD }'TESTIHG{ CO AND ENGI{EERING GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES T,Tis Cccun.ent is Prelintinary slgnec an,i seale.d documenL PA}IY DEFINITION OF DESCRIPTIVE TERMS I I t I I I I I I I I I I I I I Consistency of Cohesive Soils (at moisture content near Plastic limit): verysoft - Easily penetrated 4'to 6'by fist; tall core will 8ag under its own weight. Soft - Easily molded bY fingers. Firm - Can be penetrated 2" to 3" by thumb with moderate effort, imprinted with fingers' Stiff - Readily indented by thumb but penetraied only with great effort' Very Stifi- R-eadily indenied by thumbnail, imprinted very slightly with pressure from ftngers. Hard - Indented with difficulty by thumbnail, cannot be imprinted with fingers' Density of Cohesionless Soils: Very Loose - less than 4 SPT "N' value c,orrected for overburden. Loose - 5 to 10 SPT "Nn value corrected for overburden. Medium Dense - 1'1 to 30 SPT "N" value conected for overburden. Dense - 31 to 50 SPT "N" value conected for overburden. Very Dense - 51 to 50/6' SPT'N' value conected ior overburden. Harfo - bss than 6" penetration in 50 SPT 'N. blows conected for overburden (cemented). Hardness of Rock: Very Soft - can be scratched readily by fingemail Soft - can be grooved readily by knife or pick Medium - can be grooved 0.05" deep by firm pressure of knife Moderately Hard - can be scratched by knife Hard - can be scratched by knife or pick only with difflculty Very Hard - cannot be scratched by knife or sharp pick Other Terms Descriptive of Consistency: Brittle - Ruptures with little defcrmation . .. ;r Friable - Crumbles or pufuerizes Elasiic - Returns to original length after small deformation. Spongy - ls very porous, loose and Sticky - Adheres or sticks to tools or hands. ln Situ Moisture Descriptions: Dry - powdery Slightly Moist - water not readily absorbed by paper Moist - water readily absorbed by paper Very Moist - water condenses on sample tray Wet - water drips from sample Degree of Plasiicity \Athen Moist to Very Moist: Nonplastic - cannot be rolled into a ball Trace of Plasticity - can be rolled into a ball but not into a 1/8" thread Low Plasticiiy - barely holds ib shape when rolled into a 1/8" thread Fairly Low Plasticity - 1/8" thread quickly ruptures when bent Medium Plasticity - 1/8" thread withstands considerable deformation without rupture. Fairly High Plasticity - difficult to rupture a 1/8" thread by bending High Plasticity - can be kneaded without rupture; greasy texture. Abbreviaiions: Blk. - Black V. - Very Drk. - Dark Brn. - Brown Lt. - Light Tr. - Trace Medium Fl, Fairly Med. Sl. - Slighfly easily. elastic. i..i, GEOTECHNICAL SEBVICES jn naiure e:nd is n,Jt a linal' slgreei enii seaied documer:t APPENDIX C AASHTO Soil Classificaffon SYstem Unified Soil Classification SYstem I I I I I I I I t I I I I I I I I I I tloin t I Classifiaation Svsten - Ameriaan '&ssoaiatiou of State ffi!}irigqdfiSr}g5\!1ffi,ry*t anrl sf€!:ed docu:n-^1 t. Iec, . tr'.rstlo.r.o.norrl Nrticily lirdcd, L stl , Liquid l- JF 20 -lotFq.n u c' plrriDs no. 200 rbvc. L r 1r".r i dllr A.?-6 6nd A.r.? su$F!rypc ll|r Prrrkl |) li dutcarinBd froin tlre P I orly. I E ,f I 30 ? inlrl lhrlid Cro$I lrdk{ra.. na*rivc, rllcJ d ttc reportc{ !sr;ro. 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N o) G' n c{ F. r ct) o .: z a I I I t. I E o I t-t o I I o t I E5 I f I I I I I o '= v tf, n IIJ U' lJl o F o EI lt- C) o o (s E U) a" o U' E o iii o -v. .E n E tr E x 0) F .gH IJ IJ. ; nd lrt n,)t a ,ira: STANDARD }TESTING{ CO AItD ENGIT{EERING 1' GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES !i ':j .ill PANI tf' .qs $ irx) ir, rS ii SIDEWALK RECOMMENDATIONS THELMA R. PARKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA BOYNTON WILLIAMS AND ASSOCIATES MR. STEVE CHESSER AUGUST 7, 2009 ': .l i r:l i: ' sidewalk recommendations presented below are based on the report of geotechnical investigation of ihe Thelma R. Parks Elementary School Building [OOition in Oklahomia City, Oktahoma prepared for OCMAPS; Project No. 0309- 'l:: 4" 3097 dated June 30, 2009. ,ir,.{ Concrete Paving Recommendations for Sidewalk: ;':l . ;r:. , n 1.) . :' * SubgradePreparation: ' minimum thic*ness of sand: 2 inches 3.) minimum thickness of conciete: 4 inches ..1 ,-* ,i .r. ;. .,.,i l.i.:: . '.1 I I I qi,! - *r,'T subgrade should be stripped of the all vegetation, and any other deleterious mat[rials, and packed down tightly using jumbo jack or equivalent equipment. 2.) jj I I I t I I I I I Vdjra Rai Staff Geotech MII{G4HENG PETER SIiAU H i# Ming-Cheng Peter Shau, P.E. Certificate of Authorization No.77, Expiration 6130120ll I I