Architectural and Engineering Design Standards

(avery) #1

Rev. 13 November 1, 2016


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  1. Oxygen Distribution
    a. The Design Professional shall determine the adequacy of capacity of any existing oxygen main which under
    consideration for supplying oxygen to a specific project. (A bulk oxygen tank east of the Hospital supplies the
    majority of oxygen used at the facility. The main distribution system extends through the Lower Level and
    has risers at multiple points.)


22 66 00 Chemical-Waste S ystems f or Laboratory a nd Healthcare Facilities


  1. For acid waste and vent systems handling waste discharges at or below 105 degrees F, install either polyvinylidene
    fluoride (Kynar, Hylar or equal) or polypropylene piping. For acid waste and vent systems handling waste
    discharges above 105 degrees F, install glass borosilicate piping with stainless steel clamps.

  2. No PVC waste or vent systems shall be installed without the Owner’s permission.


22 67 00 Processed Water Systems for Laboratory and Healthcare Facilities


  1. All purification systems shall, in general, be by Liquitech unless the Owner authorizes otherwise. In Colloton
    Pavilion, an existing chlorine dioxide system is in place; no Liquitech system shall be added to that distribution
    grid until or unless the chlorine dioxide system is removed.

  2. Review the specifics of the proposed installation for each of the following other types of domestic water systems:
    a. Distillation.
    b. Deionization.
    c. Reverse osmosis.
    d. Filtration.


4.17 Division 23 – Heating, Ventilation, and Air-Conditioning (HVAC)


Use pr efabr icated, enclosed, internally ins ul ated, galvani zed steel curbs, whe rever possible for mechanical
pe netrations and utility chases. Curb heights shall be coo rdinated with the roof system design to pr ovide 12"
minimum roof base f lashi ng height above the finish roof surface elevation. Non- canted bases shall be u sed at all curbs.
Use insulated pipe chases with sheet m etal covers for pipe penetrations. Pitch pan- style r oof flashi ng details a re not
allowed.
Use non-penetrating pipe supports for roo ftop piping and gas lines. Wood blocking supports sha ll not be used.
Approv ed manufactur ers shall be P ortable Pipe H ang ers, Inc. or Miro Industries, Inc., with manufacturer-recommended
support types used. Utilize support manufacturer-provided design assistanc e as necessary. Set supports over roof
membrane manufacturer's r ecommended walkway material (coo rdinate with roof s ystem design).

23 05 00 Common Work Results for HVAC


  1. For both new construction and renovati on work, the Contractor shall install all air handling units with
    enough clearance space around the units to provide both access space for maintenance, coil pull, filter replacement
    and fan replacement. All design documents shall show these clearance spaces.

  2. The Contractor shall install labels on all air handling units. Coordinate numbering with the Owner’s Rep. during
    the construction phase.

  3. The air handling unit manufacturer shall be required to prov ide a minimum of four hours of training for the
    Owner’s personnel on each new air handling unit abov e 2000 cfm.

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