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Home My WebLink About31700 GRAPE ST_ 2077 (26)J PART 3 EXECUTION 1.05 WARRANTY 3.01 INSTALLATION A. Provide Owner with one year warranty certificate signed b Contractor and by companyA. Install lighting fixtures, la s, and sign circuits and connections in accordance with manufacturer's actual warranty labor. This certiloate must be received byOwner prior to final payment providing recommendations and as indicated on Drawings. B. Recessed fixtures installed in lay-in calling PART 2 PRODUCTSyggridsystemsshallhavefourtosixfeetofflexibleconduit from outlet boxes supported from building structural system to fixtures. Fixtures shall be attached 2.01 MATERIALStoceilinggrid. C. Fixtures shall not be installed until ceili A. Site Lighting: ng grid system has been leveled to assure level plane. 1. Poles: One piece 39 !eet 0 Inches round, tapered at 0.14 inches per foot, single, uniform D. Strip lights shall be attached and wired as Indicated on Drawings. Rows shall be straight, true, and thickness; U.S. domestic steel having a guaranteed minimum yield strength of 55,000 psi after parallel to ceiling grid. fabrication complying with ASTM A595, Grade A, steel with seamless appearing longitudinal WM - Lake Elsinore, CA END OF SECTION weld. Erected poles and anchor bolts shall be capable of supporting maximum vertical andhorizontalbadsexertedonthecompletedstructureinaccordancewiththelatestAASHTOprd edition meeting the requirements of 120 mph winds with a 1.3 gust factor. The pole shall have a 06 inch reinforced hand hole located approximately 18 inches above base plate with groundinglugweldedtoInteriorofpoleoppositehandtale. Poles shall be factory primed inside and outside and delivered to jobslte with an adequate amount of #DU313 dark bronze paint to two coatsprovide of paint totalling 5 mils thick. 2. Pole Base Plates: Shall be fabricated from a commercial quality, hot rolled carbon steel conforming to he requirements of ASTM A36 having a minimum yield strength of 36,000 psi. The base plate shall telescope the poles shaft and be circumferentially welded top and bottom. The base plate shall be slotted to accommodate a+ variation In the nominal bolt circle. 3. Anchor Boft: Supply 4 anchor bolts with each pole. Anchor bogs shall be 1 Inch minimum diameter hot rolled domestic steel bar compI ''ng with ASTM A36 (modified and have minimum guaranteed yield strength of 55,000 psi and shalt be 36 Inches long with additional 4 inch hook at 90 degrees totally galvanized. Each anchor bolt shall be supplied with 2 galvanized hex nuts per ASTM A307, 2 galvanized flat washers, one galvanized lock washer and one die cast nut cover with a 114 inch stainless steel, hex head, sell tapping screw. 4. Fixtures: Fabricate from formed or extruded Steel housingsaluminum. are not acceptable. Assemble to form weatherproof and bug proof unit. Each fixture shall bear the UL label for wet location. Fixture shall have an Architectural Class I anodized finish or an Owner approved baked on polyester finish. Color shall be #DU313 dark bronze. Injected silicon used as a weatherproofing seal shall not be directly exposed to sunlight and shall not be the sole means to intrusion. Lenspreventwater frame shall be mitered, extruded anodized aluminum with stainless steel spring loaded latches and hinge pins. Tool -less access is required to optic chamber and ballast. Lens door frame shah be essentially watertight with a memory retentive extruded silicon rubber gasket. Lens shall be heat tempered glass or polycarbonate material. Fixture arm shall have an Internal extruded bolt channel guide. Botts shall be hardened domestic steel. The fixture havearmshall an integral hand hold and a cover for the field wiringconnections. 5. Fixture Optical Assembly: One universal fixture housing shall be capable of containing thefollow' ng general optical systems without modification and each optics! system shall be field 1 interchangeable and rotatable in 90 degree increments without the use of tools: a IigM pattern that concentrates IigMonbothdiystributoOpnppetqually skiesoeluminaireer b . Type III: lug that produce an asymmetrical light pattern that directs 2!3 of the light in Iro nt of the minaire. a Type V, Horizontal Lamp: Optics that produce a symmetrical square light pattern about the lumklaire. d. Floodlight: Optics that will sharply confine any back light behind the pole. The patterns shall be in the forward direction. e. Type V, Vertical Lamp: Optics that produce a symmetrical square light pattern about the luminatre with a maximum of 70/. of the total output lumens above the 75 degree cutoff line. Optics ors based on square fight distributlon pattems with the other optical paftems used to effectively cover odd shaped areas. Optical assemblies that produce a round ligrrt distribution pattern are not acceptable. All optics with the exception of Type V vertical lamp shall have no morn than 3% of total output lumens above the 75 degree cutoff line. Wal-Mart shall be the sole judge regarding acceptabili4. of optical system performance. 16500 -2 165302 July 16, 1993 WM - Lake Elsinore, CA July 16, 1993 yf Am_ 1v: ... ; ._ ,.,..... .. tN 6f.' .. KMN dk Yi61tW 'Ri'..WtMPN e.. + .- wi:.' ! y ter_. v+,. lfCi'tWYeLlii Y'.fl..1' .,+fYA3}41T.'!`Al!CA,fMY'iiYi l'i Tf4xa 'FII# W48 PAmab .: TItIfB Un AND WW flDil>pLBTs ANWW VAILABL'N AT Tn or 3.03 TESTING A. Testing: Make and record voltmeter measurements as described in Section 16011. In addition, provide labor, material, and enemy to conduct a parking lot IIgM test at least 30 days prior to Substantial Completion date. This test shall consist of continuous operation of fixtures and lamps for a time period of 10 hours, at night. Contractor shall witness and cerfp the continuous operation and time duration of the test. At the end of the testing period, Immediate y request we parts and replace defective components at least three days prior to Substantial Completion date. END OF SECTION WM - Lake Elsinore, CA 16530-4 112 July 16, 1993 fiPMrz++RP wwitlw6x, uwc.R.. t l t n. 3.32 INSTALLATION A. Conduit for rocftop unit,,,, shall be installed through curb. No roof penetral;ons for electrical conduits are allowed without prior Wal -Mart approval. If roof penetration is approved, it shall be made in accordance with other portions of these Specifications. B , Electronic thermostats and remote override sensors will be located as shown on mechanical drawings and Energy Management drawings. Furnish and install 1/2 inch conduit with cable set between each item. Wiring exposed to moisture shall be run in seallite conduit. C. Install control wiring for duct smoke detector operation H air duct smoke dete::tors are indicated on Drawings or required by local codes. Verify requirements with Mechanical Contractor. Mechanical Contractor will connect control wiring. 3.0., UNIT HEATERS A. Make final electrical connections when unit heaters are installed under Section 15500. R . Install disconnects for unit hcaters. C. Install 1/2 inch conduit and install Novar Controls cable set for radiant heaters. END OF SECTION WM - Lake Elsinore, CA 16925 -2 July 16, 1993 SE17MIC MATERIAL HANDLING ENGINEERING EST. 1985 STORAGE RACKS STEEL SHELVING CITY APPROVALS ARIZONA NEW MEXICODRIVE' IN RACKS MOVABLE SHELVING STATE APPROVALS CALIFORNIA OREGON CANTILEVER RACKS STORAGE TANKS PRODUCT TESTING COLORADO PENNSYLVANIA MEZZANINES MODULAR OFF :ES FIELD INSPECTION IDAHO UTAH CONVLYORS GONDOLAS SPECIAL FABRICATION MISSOURI WASHINGTON C4ROUSELS BOOKSTACKS PERMITTING SERVICES NEVADA SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF SELECTIVE RACK & FOR WAL -MART #2077 31700 GRAPE ST. LAKE ELSINORE, CA 925:10 JOB #94 -362 P.E. 14180 -1 LIVE OAK AVENUE • BALDWIN PARK • CA 91706 • FEL: (818)962 -1162 • FAX:(818)962 -1279 M - ow...,... ,Ir -_z . ....,- , 1. THIS FILM WAS PRODUCED FROM THE BEST AND MOST COMPLETE ; DRAWINGS AVAILABLE AT THE TI OF FILMING. was.---- •••=--- ..,..,r. r SEISMIC PROJE^T --W-AL -MART #2077 INC. FOR YYAI MAR - -- — SHEET NO. 2 OF — MATERIAL HANDLING ENGINE P.T. -- TEL: (818) 962 -1162 • FAX: (816 79 CALCULATED BY —___ DATE 14180 -I LIVE OAK AVENUE • BALDWIN PA, 41706 TABLE OF CONTENTS DESCRIPTION PAGE # COVER SHEEP 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 SCOPE 2 PAFi;;METERS 3 CONFIGURATIONS 4 -9 COMPONENTS & SPECS. 10- 20 LOADS AND DISTRIBUTION 21 LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS 22 COLUMN 23 BEAM 24 BEAM TO COLUMN 25 BRACING 26 OVERTURNING 27 BASE PLATE 28 SLAB & SOIL 29 GONDOLAS & T -FRAME STORAGE SHELVING 30 - 56 THIS ANALYSIS OF THE STORAGE SYSTEM IS TO DETERMINE ITS COMPLIANCE WITH THE APPROPRIATE BUILDING CODES WITH RESPECT TO STATIC AND SEISMIC FORCES. THE STORAGE RACKS ARE PREFABRICATED AND ARE TO BE FIELD ASSEMBLED ONLY, WITHOUT ANY FIELD WELDING. SEIZMIC PROJECT WAL -MART #2077 FOR WAL- MART INC. SHEET NO. 3 OF MATERIAL HANDLING ENGINEERING P.T. - TEL: (818) 962 -1162 FAX: (818) 962 -1279 CALCULATED BY DATE 14180 -1 LIVE OAK AVENUE • BALDWIN PARK • CA 91706 STORAGE RACKS CONSIST OF SEVERAL BAYS, INTERCONNECTED IN ONE OR BOTH DIRECTIONS WITH THE COLUMNS OF THE VERTICAL FRAMES BEING COMMON BETWEEN ANY ADJACENT BAYS. THE ANALYSIS WILL F=!S ON A TRIBUTARY BAY TO BE ANALYZED IN BOTH LONGITUDINAL AND TRANSVERSE DIRECTION. STABILITY LONGITUDINALLY IS DEPENDANT ON BEAM TO COLUMN MOMENT, WHILE THE BRACING ACT TRANSVERSELY. 1. GULUFAN. 2. BEAM. 3. BEAM TO COLUMN. 4. BASE PLATE. 5. HORIZONTAL BRACING. 6. DIAGONAL BRACING. 7. BACK CONNECTOR. TRIBUTARY AREA I TRANSVERSE 9 SEIZMIC PROJECT WAL -MART #2077 WAUMART INC. FOR SHEET N0. OF MATERIAL HANDLING ENGINEERING - — TEL: (818) 962 -1162 • FAX: (818) 962 -1279 CALCULATED BY DATE 14180 -1 LIVE OAK AVENUE • BALDWIN PARK • CA 91706 TBO RACK 1.000 lb. o• 1,000 lb. 108" 2 0' 1,000 Ib. II-- 1 I -- 93" SYNDICATE TYPE 1 1,000 lb. 3 I 6. 108" 1,000 lb, 24 1,000 lb. 1 95 " SEIZMIC PROJECT__ WAA #2077 INC. FOR rvNl MNIt I SHEET NO. OF _ MATERIAL HANDLING ENGINEERING TEL: (818)967_ -11tit + FAX: (818) 962 -1279 CALCULATED BY DATE 14180 -I LIVE OAK AVENUE • BALDWIN PARK • CA 91706 SYNDICATE TYPE 2 1,000 lb. 5 e 1.000 lb, q1 4 8' 120" 1,000 lb. 19' 1, p00 I.S. 2 4 1,000 lb. 1 93" --f • 47.4 TENNSCO SINGLE 250 Ib. 0' S 4' 250 lb. 4 144" 250 lb. 4' 250 lb. 250 Ib. 1 72" r r.. \,,. ..k .. ., .e..h ,. .. .. r..... t.. ,v..:. .. ,1 ,. w . w, N n. ,.. .. ...,. .y,tl4.,.F %.,rre <+w!l1f .1k5 .sY. H. 111x1`. ir w /.y r..p. N. r r rr ,.Wlc. Nwaww+. 3.i: ,.. jeJ lF .. "t ..r. V •\ m! ,.. •. •. .A>n" r_ *... ,I. -.. , :.;. +_`,..4.J.:.. , .: :3.. _.. ..,.,.J: ...,lHls !!Sl'.ynP >.r. tap. w: n, lU1. A4 GilwrALLl t4 wLA% a., ir4L,,. wr rwa, kiw, 3.. SIGdkdk9 "Wl1.ecM4,lNuln.+."iJ La,iSwwi 4lw..:.u.. a,w.mriw.avwwaars:vu..i.w.we6 ' ., THIS FILM WAS PRODUCED FROM TUB BEST AND MOST COMPL$TS s DRAWINGS AVAILABLE AT THE s..... TIME OF FILMING. i j w .. ra y +J.t WM: -EDC SECTION 16600 SPECIAL SYSTEMS PART GENERAL 1.01 SUMMARY A. Section Includes: 1. Cash register, register data collection equipment, ONEAC unit, and Satellite Dish power circuiting and outlet requirements. B. Related Sections: 1. Section 16050 - Basic Electrical Materials and Methods: 10272 PART PRODUCTS 2.01 MATERIALS A. Receptacles: Provide specified receptacles as indicated on Drawings. PART 3 EXECUTION 3.01 INSTALLATION A. Circuiting: Cash register, data collection, ONEAC and satellite dish equipment require 120V isolated and dedicated circuits for continuous, uninterrupted 24 hour operation. B. Circuit Breakers: One 20 amp breaker and circuit is required from panelboard for supplying power to maximum of two DTS cash registers or two NCR cash registers per circuit. Circuits in panelboard shall be clearly labeled for 24 tour operation, and also labeled to clearly indicate their terminating location. C. Grounding: There shall be an insulated, isolated, grounding conductor for each cash register circuit as indicated on Drawings. This conductor shall be at least as large as the current carrying conductors to act as common ground between each outlet on same circuit. This conductor must be a non - current carrying ground, not a neutral common, and must not be connected anywhere or in any way to the neutral nor to any conduit system before bonding with equipment grounding conductor, ground electrode conductor, transformer neutral, and transformer case ground at the cash register transformer secondary. 1. Note: Proper grounding and use of the above criteria is critical to the performance of this equipment. If Is mandatory that only cash register equipment be connected to these circuits. Connection to and use of other type of equipment will adversely affect cash register system and will not be permitted. END OF SECTION WM - Lake Elsinore, CA EK o rd July 16, 1993 SECTION 16700 W M: -EDC 070993 COMMUNICATIONS PART 1 GENERAL 1.01 SUMMARY A. Section Includes: 1. Cash Register and Register Data Collection Equipment. 2. Satellite Dish Equipment. 3. Telephone and Signal system Equipment. B. Related Sections: 1. Section 16050 - Basic Electrical Materials and Methods: 2. Section 16400 - Service and Distribution: Pre - Fabricated Electrical Distribution Center. 1.02 SEQUENCING AND SCHEDULING A. Conduit cable and power to satellite dish shall be installed 7 days prior to possession date set by Wal -Mart Construction Manager, or the Gener2! Contractor will be responsible for paying any bypass" charges, incurred by the Wal -Mart satellite installer. B . Telephone plywood vaunting panel, #6 telephone system ground conductor, and telephone conduit system shall be completed 35 days prior to date of Substantial Completion. PART2 PRODUCTS 2.01 CASH REGISTER AND REGISTER DATA COLLECTION EQUIPMENT A. Equipment: Tc, be furnished and installed by others. B. Cabling: Cash register and register data collection equipment data (IRC) cable will be furnished by others. Install cable as indicated on drawings. Final terminations to equipment will be by others. C , Raceway System: Provide raceways for data cable as indicated on drawings. 2.02 SATELLITE DISH EQUIPMENT A. Equipmert: To be furnished and installed by others. B. Cabling: Satellite Dish Communication (IFL) Cable will be furnished by others. Install cable as indicated on drawings. Final terminations to equipment will be by others. C. Raceway System: Provide raceways for satellite dish communication cable as indicated on drawings. 2.03 TELEPHONE SYSTEM A. Plywood Mounting Panel: Included in EDC Unit per Section 16400. B . Telephone System Grounding Conductors: No. 6 AWG, copper grounding conductor from telephone service equipment to electrical service grounding electrode system or dry type transformer grounding electrode system. C. Telephone Conduit System: Furnish as indicated on Drawings, including: 1. Telephone service conduit. 2. Other conduits as indicated on Drawings. Furnish #14 AWG soft iron pull wire or heavy nylon cord in each conduit for pu!linngg the telephone cable to each termination point. 3. Outlet boxes, which shall oontorm to requirements of "Outlet Boxes and Conduit Fitting" of these Specifications, shall include necessary cover plates. WM - Lake Elsinore, CA 16700 -1 July 16, 1993 i a' fa m a} a* Adr'/ EV iiiro s ~t.Sf /,Cemi+*3+ei%ilv'A,91 `an"{a: WAN'-'- 4llffy/M6 wWrrw..% i 14115 711* TAB PRODUM 711111W THS FIRS AND MOST Ll=%V+a MAWINGS AVAILAISIA ffir TO wA or E. SECTICN 16920 WM: -EDC 10272 ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WIRING PART GENERAL 1.01 SUMMARY A. Section Includes: 1. Energy Management System control wiring, and conduit system installation. 2. All 120V and above Energy Management System conduit, wiring, and terminations. 3. Pay charges demand pulse generator. 4. Coordinate with local utility. B. Related Work: 1. Electrical Subcontractor shall make all line voltage terminations. 2. Indoor, outdoor, enthalpy, and analog sensors (humidity, pressure, light, etc.) shall be installed and terminated by the Energy Management Contractor. 3. Energy Management shall be responsible for all EMS communication terminations. 1.02 WARRANTY A. lifter acceptance by Owner, Energy Management Contractor shall provide material and labor warranty for EMS components (excluding cable sets), supplied under this Section. PART PRODUCTS 2.01 MATERIALS A. 1. For pricing and ordering information, contact: Wal -Mart Support Service Novar Controls Corporation 114 South College Ave., Suite -C P.O. Box 3345 Fayetteville, AR 72701 501) 521 -7795 2. Provide and install the following Novar Controls equipment. See Drawings for location and quantity. a. Novar WIR -2020 communication and control cable sets. 3. Provide the following Novar Controls equipment only R the focal electric power utility is unable to provide a demand pulse generator. a Watt Transducer: WAT-80 b. Three Current Transducers: CTS -81 -3 a Shorting Switch Assembly: SSA -82 d. Isolation Relay Assembly: IRA -83 e. Enclosure: ENC-84 B. Conduit: Furnish 1/2 inch conduit for Novar Controls cable sets if: 1. Required by local electrical codes. 2. Crawl space is used for return air. 3. Cables are to be installed outside the building 4. Cables are to be installed less than 15 feet AFF. 5. Cables are subject to physical damage. 6. Cables are to pass through any fire wall. 7. Cables are to be installed underground. r 8. Cables are to be installed in any concealed area. 9. Cables are to be installed in any finished area. 10. Cables are to be installed in any finished wall. C. Nipples: Furnish and install 1/2 conduit nipples for Novar Controls cable sets 'mf: 1 1. Required by local codes. 2. Cables pass through any wall. 3. Cables pass through any floor. WM - Lake Elsinore, CA 16920.1 July 16, 1993 Fyw.r.cw'r i'xr.'• {. m ' J i as.l, " "IS:IZdI PART EXECUTION 3.01 INSTALLATION A. Install materials to manufacturers recommendations and as indicated on Drawings. B. Cable sets shall be located as Indicated on Mechanical and Energy Management Plans. All energy management cable sets shall be installed by the electrical Contractor. All cable sets shall be run from designated termination points without splice, and shall run as indicated on Drawings. No deviations or substitutions in materials or procedures will be accepted. C. EMS installation shall be coordinated with the Energy Management Contractor. Electrical Sub- contractor shall make arrangements with the Energy Management Contractor for installation dates, testing dates, and completion dates. Electrical Subcontractor shall be responsib , for any extra feesimposedbytheEnergyManagementContractorforextralaborandexpensesf • negligence on the part of the Electrical Subcontractor. D. Secure permits, fees, deposits etc. for a demand meter pulse generator, as required in accordance with Document 00800. Coordinate with Section 13810 and the local Utility. Furnish and install 1/2 inch conduit with one Novar WIR2020 cable in a continuous length without splices or terminations between the Utility Demand Meter and the Energy Management Electrical Interface Panel. 3.02 ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MILESTONE A. Have related control and electrical wiring completed 21 days prior to Project acceptance by Wal -Mart. END OF SECTION WM - Lake Elsinore, CA 16920 -2 July 16,1993 I I 1 i i 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 TEIS 11 XIS WAS P90PUM) 11"; A . TINE HEST 41116 111111 T (COMPLETE ilIA01H AVAILABLE AT THE or ?Ii 1..r+r, F, SECTION 16925 WM: HEATING AND COOLING CONTROLS 03083 PART GENERAL 1.01 SUMMARY A. Section Includes: 1. Electrical conduit, fusible disconnects, fuses, power and control wiring, and electrical power terminations for heating and cooling systems. B. Related Work: 1. Heating, ventilating, and air conditioning equipment including ductwork and exhaust fans will be furnished and installed by Mechanical Contractor. 2. Motor starters and control devices for each rooftop unit will be furnished and installed by Mechanical Contractor. Mechanical control terminations will be by Mechanical Contractor. 3. Electronic Thermostat Modules will be furnished by the mechanical contractor. Thermostat terminations will be made by the mechanical contractor. 4. Remote Temperature Sensors for the Electronic Thermostat Modules will be furnished by the mechanical contractor. Terminations for the Remote Temperature Sensors will be made by the mechanical contractor. 5. Duct Temperature Sensors for the Electronic Thermostat Modules will be factory mounted in RTU. PART PRODUCTS 2.01 MATERIALS A. Only controls manufactured by Novar Controls will be accepted. 1. For pricing and order information, contact: Wal -Mart Support Service Novar Controls Corporation 114 South College Ave. Suite -D P.O. Box 3345, Fayetteville, AR 72702 501) 521 -7795 2. Furnish and install 1/2 inch conduit and Novar Controls cable for each RTU. See mechanical drawings for location, quantities, and cable sets. a. Remote Temp. Cable Set WIR -2020 B. Furnish electrical interface items shown on Contract Drawings. Sizes shown are nominal. Coordinate requirements with Mechanical Contractor and furnish and Install electrical items with proper rating to match requirements of equipment supplied. C. If air duct smoke detectors are Indicated on Drawings or required by local code except in roof top units, Electrical Contractor shall furnish control wiring for duct snake detector operation. If local governing code permits, connect power to nearest general purpose receptacle. If smoke detectors are required in the roof top units, they will be Owner furnished, factory mounted and wired in the roof top unit. D. Furnish disconnects for radiant heaters. E. Furnish disconnects for exhaust fans. PART 3 EXECUTION 3.01 MECHANICAL SYSTEM MILESTONE A. Have related control and electrical wiring completed and checked out 21 days prior to Substantial Completion date. 16925 -1 WM - Lake Elsinore, CA July 16,1993 Pq ` 1•,°'L' Y \rf.:iP6":F+ktf3 1.`?,•k••ypts `n6rY"'wpe'Y•.,•, 2.04 SIGNAL SYSTEMS A. Furnish Hubbell Catalog No. 1281 MO momentary switch in flush switch box with Hubbell Cat. No. 1795 weatherproof cover at truck dock personnel door and Edwards Cat. No. 1065 -N5, 120 vole AC buzzer in flush switch box with Slater Cat. No. S -771 N louvered cover plate in Stockroom as indicated on Drawings. PART 3 EXECUTION 3.01 EXAMINATION A. Verification of Conditions: Verify final layout of all cabling (telephone, register (IRC) and satellite dish IFL) with Wal -Mart prior to beginning work of this Section. Reworking of cable, not approved by Wal -Mart, will be accomplished at no additional cost to Wal -Mart. 3.02 INSTALLATION A. Install telephone conduit system and telephone grounding conductor, as Indicated on Drawings. B. Install cash register, register data collection and satellite dish cabling as indicated on drawings. C. Install signal system as indicated on drawings. Provide flush mounted, single gang masonry boxes be No. 12AWG unless otherwiseformountingofpushbuttonsandbells. Signal system wiring shall indicated on draenngs. END OF SECTION 1 16700 -2 WM - Lake Elsinore, CA July 16,1993 PART EXECUTION 3.01 INSTALLATION A. Install materials to manufacturers recommendations and as indicated on Drawings. B. Cable sets shall be located as Indicated on Mechanical and Energy Management Plans. All energy management cable sets shall be installed by the electrical Contractor. All cable sets shall be run from designated termination points without splice, and shall run as indicated on Drawings. No deviations or substitutions in materials or procedures will be accepted. C. EMS installation shall be coordinated with the Energy Management Contractor. Electrical Sub- contractor shall make arrangements with the Energy Management Contractor for installation dates, testing dates, and completion dates. Electrical Subcontractor shall be responsib , for any extra feesimposedbytheEnergyManagementContractorforextralaborandexpensesf • negligence on the part of the Electrical Subcontractor. D. Secure permits, fees, deposits etc. for a demand meter pulse generator, as required in accordance with Document 00800. Coordinate with Section 13810 and the local Utility. Furnish and install 1/2 inch conduit with one Novar WIR2020 cable in a continuous length without splices or terminations between the Utility Demand Meter and the Energy Management Electrical Interface Panel. 3.02 ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MILESTONE A. Have related control and electrical wiring completed 21 days prior to Project acceptance by Wal -Mart. END OF SECTION WM - Lake Elsinore, CA 16920 -2 July 16,1993 I I 1 i i 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 TEIS 11 XIS WAS P90PUM) 11"; A . TINE HEST 41116 111111 T (COMPLETE ilIA01H AVAILABLE AT THE or ?Ii 1..r+r, F, SECTION 16925 WM: HEATING AND COOLING CONTROLS 03083 PART GENERAL 1.01 SUMMARY A. Section Includes: 1. Electrical conduit, fusible disconnects, fuses, power and control wiring, and electrical power terminations for heating and cooling systems. B. Related Work: 1. Heating, ventilating, and air conditioning equipment including ductwork and exhaust fans will be furnished and installed by Mechanical Contractor. 2. Motor starters and control devices for each rooftop unit will be furnished and installed by Mechanical Contractor. Mechanical control terminations will be by Mechanical Contractor. 3. Electronic Thermostat Modules will be furnished by the mechanical contractor. Thermostat terminations will be made by the mechanical contractor. 4. Remote Temperature Sensors for the Electronic Thermostat Modules will be furnished by the mechanical contractor. Terminations for the Remote Temperature Sensors will be made by the mechanical contractor. 5. Duct Temperature Sensors for the Electronic Thermostat Modules will be factory mounted in RTU. PART PRODUCTS 2.01 MATERIALS A. Only controls manufactured by Novar Controls will be accepted. 1. For pricing and order information, contact: Wal -Mart Support Service Novar Controls Corporation 114 South College Ave. Suite -D P.O. Box 3345, Fayetteville, AR 72702 501) 521 -7795 2. Furnish and install 1/2 inch conduit and Novar Controls cable for each RTU. See mechanical drawings for location, quantities, and cable sets. a. Remote Temp. Cable Set WIR -2020 B. Furnish electrical interface items shown on Contract Drawings. Sizes shown are nominal. Coordinate requirements with Mechanical Contractor and furnish and Install electrical items with proper rating to match requirements of equipment supplied. C. If air duct smoke detectors are Indicated on Drawings or required by local code except in roof top units, Electrical Contractor shall furnish control wiring for duct snake detector operation. If local governing code permits, connect power to nearest general purpose receptacle. If smoke detectors are required in the roof top units, they will be Owner furnished, factory mounted and wired in the roof top unit. D. Furnish disconnects for radiant heaters. E. Furnish disconnects for exhaust fans. PART 3 EXECUTION 3.01 MECHANICAL SYSTEM MILESTONE A. Have related control and electrical wiring completed and checked out 21 days prior to Substantial Completion date. 16925 -1 WM - Lake Elsinore, CA July 16,1993 Pq ` 1•,°'L' Y \rf.:iP6":F+ktf3 1.`?,•k••ypts `n6rY"'wpe'Y•.,•, SEIZMIC PROJECT WE'•L -MART #2077 FoR WAL- MART SHEET NO. 6 INC OF MATERIAL HANDLING ENGINEERING P.T. ` TEL: (818) 962 -1162 • FAX: (818) 962 -1279 CALCULATED BY DATE 14180.1 LIVE OAK AVENUE • BALDWN PARK • CA 91706 TENNSCO B -B TT 250 lb. 5 110, 4' 250 lb. a 114" 250 lb. 4' 0. 250 lb, 2 a' 250 lb. k• I 1 72" 18" 1,250 lb. 2 2. 144" t o' L1,250 Ib. a• 1 96" 44" SEIZMIC PROJECT WAL- MART #2077 FOR WAL- MART SHEET N0. 7 of 56 MATERIAL HAY.DLING ENGINEERING P.T. 6-09-1994TEL: (818) 962 -1162 • FAX: (818) 962 -1279 CALCULATED BY DATE _ 14180 -I LIVE OAK AVENUE • BALDWIN PARK • CA 91706 RID -U -RAK 2 RID -U -RAK 3 SEIZMIC PROJECT_WAL-T #2077 INC FOR SHEET N0. _ OF, MATERtAL HANDLING ENGINEERING P.T. _ TEL: (818) 962 -1162 • FAX: (8181962-1279 CALCULATED BY_ DATE 14180 -1 LIVE OAK AVENUE • BALOWIN PARK • CA 91706 ti Y'' r . r {w -.,•(' a,!r rtNk'+" +• ...s' !U+ . v .nn}I -: I.t. \': r 1l' r. .. ..-•, ,. ,,, i.. ,., «+','- ?v..i•. :... .: ,,. ;.• .. „_ .. ..,.,....... ...i '1,:..:. ... ..... -..... ,..,: il.t.,itw.a:52N el:i:,.:uilu• 3t:9t.ui!r,u+:nu ti.: SL; tYaaiwd: Aaw, a. 11G,. ti: Gr. :A+w:otixlue4oinY:h•aN.auaoi. 11VMYA .' ..- ...- .yM,,. ..W ...... • rs. , THIS FILM WAS PECIDUCED FROM i THR BEST AND MOST COMPLETR DRAWINGS AVAILABLR AT THE 1 TI OF FILMING. y."`.., 1 • m