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Home My WebLink About7631 Gall Blvd (33)VENDOR CONTACT REQUIREMENTS VER.8.14.07-6 CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE, UPON AWARD, TO CONTACT AND VERIFY ALL DELIVERIES DATES/TIMES WITH EVERY VENDOR FURNISHING EQUIPMENT OR SERVICES, OR TO CHANGE ANY DATES OR DELIVERIES, CONTRACTOR MUST CONTACT WALMART CONSTRUCTION MANAGER LISTED BELOW. VENDOR CONTACT INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE IN THE GCC EQUIPMENT PLATFORM AND IN THE PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS. THIS IS UNIQUE TO CAPITAL EXPENDITURES PROJECTS. PROJECT VENDORS: 97 WALL FIXTURES AES-CURB AES-SALVAGE HILL PHOENIX -CASES HUSSMANN-CASES KYSOR WARREN -CASES KYSOR WARREN -SYSTEMS LENNOX MCCUE NOVAR PARKER HANNIFIN-SPORLAN WALMART CONTACT LIST CONTACT PHONE AND/OR EMAIL TITLE WALMART SUPERCENTER #706 (813) 782-1957 STORE CARA SHERWOOD (479) 365-0207 WALMART PROJECT MANAGER cara.sherwood@walmart.com PERMITTING CONTACT LIST UPON NOTIFICATION OF CONTRACT AWARD, CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE ENGINEER OF RECORD'S PERMIT COORDINATOR REGARDING BUILDING PERMIT STATUS. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT CONTACT AHJ PRIOR TO CONTACTING PERMIT COORDINATOR TO VERIFY BUILDING PERMIT STATUS. WHEN NECESSARY, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DELIVER PERMIT PLAN SETS AND PAY PERMIT FEES TO THE AHJ IN ORDER TO RECEIVE CONSTRUCTION PERMITS. UPON REVIEW OF PROJECT SCOPE THE AHJ MAY REQUIRE THE CONTRACTOR TO COMPLETE ADDITIONAL PERMITTING REQUIREMENTS FOR OR SUBMIT ADDITIONAL PLAN SETS FOR REVIEW TO ADDITIONAL LOCAL, COUNTY, STATE, AND/OR FEDERAL AUTHORITIES WHICH MAY NOT BE LOCATED WITHIN THE LOCAL AHTS OFFICES. SUBMIT ANY PLAN REVIEW COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS THROUGH THE WALMART APPROVED RFI PROCESS. CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN PERMIT(S) THE GREATER OF 10 WORKING DAYS OR 2 WEEKS PRIOR TO THE START OF CONSTRUCTION TO AVOID UNNECESSARY DELAYS AND ADDITIONAL ENGINEERING FEES. CONTRACTOR SHALL PICK UP AND PAY FOR ANY REQUIRED PERMIT(S) AND ALL ANCILLARY FEES. COST OF REQUIRED PERMIT(S) WILL BE DETERMINED AT THE TIME OF PERMIT ISSUANCE. EXACT AMOUNT SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH THE WALMART CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. CONTRACTOR SHALL EMAIL A COPY OF PERMIT(S) WHEN OBTAINED TO PERMIT COORDINATOR LISTED BELOW. CONTRACTOR SHALL UPLOAD A COPY OF PERMIT(S) WHEN OBTAINED TO EVOCO WORKSPACE SUPPORT FOLDER. UPON COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT, CONTRACTOR SHALL EMAIL APPROVED FINAL INSPECTION REPORT AND CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION TO PERMIT COORDINATOR LISTED BELOW. UPON COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT, CONTRACTOR SHALL UPLOAD APPROVED FINAL INSPECTION REPORT AND CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION TO EVOCO WORKSPACE SUPPORT FOLDER. CONTACT EMAIL PHONE APRIL NUZZO april.nuzzo@hendersonengineers.com (913) 742-5853 NOTICE OF SPECIAL INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENT CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT PRE -APPROVED TESTING FIRM LISTED BELOW PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION AND COORDINATE INSPECTION DATE(S). SPECIAL INSPECTIONS TESTING FIRM IS PROVIDED AND PAID BY OWNER. RE: SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 01457 AND APPENDIX B - TESTING, INSPECTION, AND OBSERVATION BY OWNER CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE ALL TESTING AGENCY RECOMMENDED CORRECTIONS IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIPT OF DEFICIENT TESTING REPORTS. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY STRUCTURAL ENGINEER OF RECORD WHEN DEFICIENCIES ARE CORRECTED AND METHOD OF CORRECTION. STRUCTURAL ENGINEER OF RECORD SHALL APPROVE CORRECTIONS AND/OR DETERMINE IF ADDITIONAL TESTING IS REQUIRED. CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE THAT ALL TESTING AGENCY OBSERVATION/TEST REPORTS ARE SENT IMMEDIATELY UPON INSPECTION COMPLETION TO: JOHNSTON BURKHOLDER ASSOCIATES AND HENDERSON ENGINEERS INCORPORATED ATTN: TREVOR WRIGHT Qba-hei@jbaengr.com) ATTN: TYLER DANFORTH (tyler.danforth@hendersonengineers.com) REFER TO STRUCTURAL SHEET(S) FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TESTING FIRM CONTACT ECS MID -ATLANTIC LLC MICHAEL GALLI mgalli@ecslimited.com (757) 229-6677 AIRFLOW BALANCING NOTE THE SCOPE OF WORK OF THIS PROJECT REQUIRES AIR FLOW BALANCING LIMITED TO THE AIR DISTRIBUTION DEVICES AND OUTSIDE AIR DAMPERS ON EQUIPMENT TO SPECIFIED AIR FLOWS INDICATED ON THE MECHANICAL PLANS. ALL OTHER TESTING, BALANCING AND STARTUP PROCEDURES FOR NEW RTU AND AHU EQUIPMENT INCLUDING SCHEDULED OUTSIDE AIR SHALL BE PERFORMED BY THE MANUFACTURER'S STARTUP/COMMISSIONING TECHNICIAN AND COORDINATED BY THE AWARDED CONTRACTOR. THE AWARDED CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE TEST & BALANCE FIRM LISTED BELOW TO SCHEDULE WHEN THE TEST & BALANCE FIRM IS TO ARRIVE ONSITE. THE PROPOSED DATE WILL BE COMMUNICATED TO THE WALMART CONSTRUCTION MANAGER DURING THE PRE -CONSTRUCTION MEETING. REPORTS SHALL BE SENT TO THE WALMART CONSTRUCTION MANAGER, WALMART PROJECT MANAGER AND THE EOR. FOR CONTACT INFORMATION IS TYLER DANFORTH (tyler.danforth@hendersonengineers.com) (913) 742-5369. REFERENCE SPECIFICATIONS SECTIONS 01455 AND APPENDIX B FOR ADDITIONAL AIR FLOW BALANCING INFORMATION. TEST AND BALANCE COMPANY NAME TEST AND BALANCE COMPANY (TABC) JOHN SKIPPER jskipper@tabconline.com (678) 393-9401 SCOPE OF WORK SUMMARY NOTE: THE INTENT OF THIS SUMMARY IS TO ASSIST VENDORS IN IDENTIFYING EQUIPMENT NEEDS. IT IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE BY CONTRACTOR TO CAPTURE ALL SCOPE ISSUES. REFER TO PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS (WHERE APPLICABLE) FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. THIS IS A CAP-X COMBO PROJECT. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 1500 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING REQUIRED JOB SITE TEMPORARY FACILITIES AND STORMWATER RUNOFF CONTROL. REPLACE BUNKER ISLAND CASES WITH LIDS REPLACE 3-DECK CAKE CASES REPLACE MULTI -DECK BEER CASES REPLACE MULTI -DECK DAIRY CASES WITH DOORS REPLACE MULTI -DECK REAR -LOAD DAIRY CASES WITH DOORS REPLACE MULTI -DECK DELI CASES REPLACE MULTI -DECK DELI CASES WITH DOORS REPLACE MULTI -DECK MEAT CASES REPLACE REACH -IN FROZEN FOOD CASES REPLACE REACH -IN FROZEN SEAFOOD CASES REPLACE REACH -IN ICE CREAM CASES REPLACE SELF-SERV SEAFOOD CASE REPLACE DELI PROMO ISLAND REPLACE (2) 20 TON RTUs: 14,19 REPLACE (1) 10 TON RTUs: 1 REPLACE (9) 5 TON RTUs: 2,7,9,11,12,15,27,29,32 REPLACE (7) 3 TON RTUs: 4,5,6,8,13,31,33 REFURBISH RTUS (TURNKEY BY OWNER'S CONTRACTOR) (9) 20 TON RTUs - 16-18,22-26,35 (5) 10 TON RTUs - 3,10,20,28,34 (2) 5 TON RTUs - 21.30 CODE COMPLIANCE ALL DRAWINGS ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CODES: THE FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, 2020 EDITION THE FLORIDA FIRE CODE, 2020 EDITION THE FLORIDA MECHANICAL CODE, 2020 EDITION THE FLORIDA PLUMBING CODE, 2020 EDITION THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, 2017 EDITION THE FLORIDA ENERGY CODE, 2020 EDITION 1 y 1 �� D1.1 F1.1 BASR1 RD1.1 1 1 R1.1 RE1.1 PROJECT SITE ADDRESS STREET: 7631 GALL BLVD CITY: ZEPHYRHILLS STATE/ZIP: FLORIDA/32707 COUNTY: PASCO tillaimart:;: REFRIGERATION HVAC/CAP=X COMBO REFERENCE T1 TITLE SHEET N1 RESPONSIBILITY MATRICES FIXTURE D1 DEMOLITION PLAN D1.1 REAR DEMOLITION PLAN F1 FIXTURE PLAN AND SCHEDULES F1.1 REAR FIXTURE PLAN F2 FIXTURE DETAILS USMV=041403 ZEPHYRHILLS, FL STORE # 706=1 001 INDEX OF DRAWINGS STRUCTURAL S1 GENERAL NOTES AND EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT DETAILS S2 ROOF FRAMING PLAN MECHANICAL M1 OVERALL MECHANICAL PLAN M1.1 ENLARGED MECHANICAL PLANS M1.2 ENLARGED MECHANICAL PLANS M2 MECHANICAL DETAILS M3 MECHANICAL SCHEDULES BAS1 HVAC BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM PLAN BAS2 HVAC PARTIAL ONE -LINE DIAGRAM AND DETAILS BAS3 SEQUENCES OF OPERATIONS REFRIGERATION BASR1 REFRIGERATION BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM PLAN BASR2 REFRIGERATION BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM DETAILS BASR3 BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM SCHEDULES RD1 FRONT REFRIGERATION DEMOLITION PLAN RD1.1 REAR REFRIGERATION DEMOLITION PLAN R1 FRONT REFRIGERATION PLAN R1.1 REAR REFRIGERATION PLAN R2 REFRIGERATION DETAILS R3 REFRIGERATION SCHEDULES R3.1 REFRIGERATION SCHEDULES R4 REFRIGERATION SUBMITTALS ELECTRICAL E1 POWER PLANS E2 PARTIAL ONE -LINE DIAGRAM, DETAIL, AND SCHEDULES E2.1 PANELBOARD SCHEDULES RE1 FRONT REFRIGERATION ELECTRICAL PLAN RE1.1 REAR REFRIGERATION ELECTRICAL PLAN AND DETAILS ALL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH PREVAILING CODES FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE, AND THE CITY OF ZEPHYRHILLS ORDINANCES 1 REVIEW DATA:.._ CITY DNG OFpCIALLS BUILD �- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --� I----------------------- I I� I II I II I I II II I I 11 I i II II I I II I I II I I I ------=----------------- I I' U II I i II I I' � I ,�- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -� I I I � I I I L---------------------------------------------------------------------------_-_-----__------J KEY PLAN_ 1 1" = 40'-0" GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 1. THE PLANS SHOWN THROUGHOUT THESE DOCUMENTS ARE 15. OWNER SHALL OCCUPY THE BUILDING DURING CONSTRUCTION. BASED ON LIMITED INFORMATION PROVIDED BY OWNER AND A THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH STORE MANAGER LIMITED SITE OBSERVATION SURVEY; THE DESIGN AND THE OWNER'S MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER ALL PROFESSIONAL CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES WHICH WILL INTERFERE WITH ACCURACY OF THE EXISTING CONDITIONS ILLUSTRATED. THE NORMAL DAILY OPERATIONS OF THE STORE. 2. THE CONTRACTOR IS TO INSPECT THE STORE PRIOR TO 16. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN PERMISSION FROM OWNER COMMENCING WITH ANY WORK AND NOTIFY THE OWNER'S FOR ALL INTERRUPTIONS OF UTILITY SERVICES TO THE EXISTING MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OF ANY BUILDING PRIOR TO THE INTERRUPTION. ACCIDENTAL DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THESE PLANS AND THE EXISTING INTERRUPTIONS SHALL BE REMEDIED IMMEDIATELY WITH CONDITIONS. APPROPRIATE FORCES. 3. ALL WORK SHALL BE DONE IN A SAFE AND WORKMANLIKE 17. ALL CAP-X/SPECIAL REFRIGERATION PROJECTS ARE TO BE BID MANNER AND IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE LOCAL AS NIGHT WORK. THE CONTRACTOR IS TO ASSUME ALL WORK IS GOVERNING BUILDING CODE, NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE, ADA- TO BE CONDUCTED ONLY AS OVERNIGHT WORK. SOME WORK ADAAGS, OSHA REGULATIONS, AND ALL APPLICABLE CODES, MAY BE ALLOWED DURING REGULAR WORKING HOURS TO REGULATIONS AND ORDINANCES HAVING JURISDICTION. FACILITATE COMPLETION SCHEDULES. WORK WILL ONLY BE PERMITTED DURING REGULAR WORKING HOURS WITH THE 4. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH STORE MANAGEMENT'S AND/OR OWNER'S MECHANICAL KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS. THE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER'S PERMISSION. WORK TO BE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT HIMSELF WITH ALL DRAWINGS AND PERFORMED ON THE EXTERIOR OF THE BUILDING, ROOFTOP, SPECIFICATIONS DOES NOT RELIEVE THE CONTRACTOR'S BACK ROOM, BEHIND DUST WALLS, AND WORK THAT DOES NOT RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING HIS WORK PROPERLY. NO SIGNIFICANTLY INTERFERE WITH STORE OPERATIONS MAY BE ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED DUE TO ALLOWED WITH THE STORE MANAGEMENT'S AND/OR OWNER'S FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH ALL DRAWINGS AND MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER'S PERMISSION. THE SPECIFICATIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAY FOR ADDITIONAL SECURITY PERSONNEL TO SUPERVISE ACCESS TO THE BUILDING AS 5. THE EXISTING BUILDING SHALL BE PROTECTED FROM MOISTURE, REQUIRED BY STORE MANAGEMENT. CONTRACTOR SHALL DUST AND DEBRIS. INSTALL DUST PARTITIONS OR DRAPES AS PROVIDE ALL SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND EXTERIOR LIGHTING AS SHOWN OR AS REQUIRED TO KEEP DUST AND MOISTURE FROM REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN A SAFE WORKING ENVIRONMENT FOR OWNER'S PREMISES. WORK REQUIRED AT NIGHT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE, AND DELIVER TO STORE MANAGEMENT, A SCHEDULE OF WORK 6. ANY DAMAGE TO OWNER'S PROPERTY WHICH OCCURS DURING FOR THE ENTIRE PROJECT SCOPE OF WORK. THIS SCHEDULE THE PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE REPAIRED AT NO WILL INCLUDE ALL PHASES OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED AND ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER; THIS INCLUDES ALL SHALL LIST THE START AND COMPLETION TIMES FOR EACH MERCHANDISE. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAY THE OWNER THE COST PHASE OF WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL UPDATE THIS FOR ALL DAMAGED MERCHANDISE. SCHEDULE WEEKLY AS CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE ENGINEER OF 7. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR RECEIVING, RECORD ON DEVIATIONS IN INSTALLATION AND CONSTRUCTION HANDLING, AND STORAGE OF OWNER FURNISHED EQUIPMENT, OF FIXTURES, PIPING. AND OTHER ITEMS SPECIFIED IN THESE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE DELIVERY DATE CHANGES CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS. WITH OWNER'S HVAC/REFRIGERATION ADMINISTRATOR. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE EITHER ON -SITE STORAGE 18. SALES FLOOR TO BE ACCESSIBLE TO CUSTOMERS DURING NON - CONTAINERS, COORDINATE EQUIPMENT LAYDOWN AREA ON- CONSTRUCTION HOURS. PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY TEMPORARY SITE, AND/OR OFF -SITE STORAGE FOR OWNER FURNISHED BARRIERS AND COVERS CAPABLE OF WITHSTANDING SHOPPING EQUIPMENT AND ANY OTHER CONSTRUCTION ITEMS. CART TRAFFIC AND CUSTOMER INTERACTION TO PREVENT CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE LOCATION OF ANY ON -SITE CUSTOMER ACCESS OR EXPOSURE TO ANY CONSTRUCTION STORAGE CONTAINERS AND/OR EQUIPMENT LAYDOWN AREA RELATED HAZARDS. COORDINATE WITH STORE MANAGER. WITH STORE MANAGEMENT PRIOR TO PLACEMENT. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SECURITY AND CONDITION 19. FURNISH AND INSTALL SEISMIC BRACING BASED ON OF OWNER FURNISHED EQUIPMENT KEPT IN STORAGE AND APPROPRIATE SEISMIC ZONE REQUIREMENTS PER SMACNA SHALL PROVIDE PERSONNEL TO RECEIVE AND MOVE PUBLISHED SEISMIC DETAILS AND LOCAL AND NATIONAL CODES. EQUIPMENT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY INCLUDES STRUCTURAL THE TIMELY ORDERING OF MATERIALS TO PROHIBIT DELAYS OF ENGINEER'S CERTIFICATION ON DETAILS SUBMITTED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE OF THIS PROJECT. IT IS THE PERMITTING. RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE DELIVERY OF MATERIALS IN A TIMELY MANNER. 20, CONTRACTOR SHALL PAINT ALL NEW CONDUIT, DUCT, PLUMBING PIPING, SPRINKLER PIPING. AND SUPPORTS EXPOSED TO SALES 8. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN THE INTEGRITY OF THE FLOOR WITHOUT EXCEPTIONS. MATCH CEILING OR ADJACENT EXISTING BUILDING SECURITY AT ALL TIMES. THIS INCLUDES WALL COLOR (WHERE APPLICABLE). CONDUIT AND PIPING SHALL KEEPING THE BUILDING SECURE OF PERSONS, ENVIRONMENTAL BE PAINTED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. ELEMENTS OR HAZARDS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO MAINTAIN THE INTEGRITY OF ALL EXISTING 21. REFER TO SPECIFICATION SECTIONS 01600 - PRODUCT SECURITY SYSTEMS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN REQUIREMENTS AND APPENDIX A - PRODUCTS AND WORK BY PERMISSION FROM THE STORE MANAGER PRIOR TO THE OWNER OR SEPARATE CONTRACTOR. THESE SECTIONS MODIFICATION OF ANY EXISTING SECURITY SYSTEM FOR THE INCLUDE SPECIFIC INFORMATION REGARDING ITEMS AND OPENING (DEMOLITION) OF ANY EXTERIOR WALL. SERVICES TO BE FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY INDIVIDUALS OTHER THAN THE CONTRACTOR. 9. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL KEEP THIS AREA CLEAN AND FREE OF DEBRIS AND IS TO REMOVE ALL TRASH AND DEBRIS FROM THE 22. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES FOUND IN THE FIELD IMMEDIATELY CONSTRUCTION AREA DAILY. NO FLAMMABLE MATERIALS OR TO OWNER AND THE ENGINEER PRIOR TO MAKING ANY LIQUIDS MAY BE STORED IN THE EXISTING BUILDING OR IN THE STRUCTURAL MODIFICATIONS OR ORDERING OF ANY NEW ADDITION. MATERIALS. 10. REMOVE ANY EXISTING ITEMS. SERVICES. SIGNAGE, FINISHES/OR 23. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE ROOF FRAMING, DECKING AND SURFACES AS REQUIRED FOR THE INSTALLATION OF NEW ROOFING SYSTEM BE COMPLETED IMMEDIATELY UPON THE CONSTRUCTION. DEMOLITION OF ANY PORTION OF AN EXTERIOR WALL OR MAKING ANY OPENINGS IN THE ROOF TO ELIMINATE POTENTIAL 11. PROVIDE FURRING FOR CONDUITS AND PIPING, SHOWN OR NOT, WATER DAMAGE OR MOISTURE INFILTRATION. THE AND FINISH OUT FURRING TO MATCH ADJACENT EXISTING CONTRACTOR SHALL KEEP THE BUILDING WATERTIGHT AT ALL FINISHES. TIMES. 12. REPAIR, REROUTE, AND EXTEND ALL SERVICES, PIPING, CONDUIT 24. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL RESPOND TO ALL OF EXISTING ITEMS AND EQUIPMENT AS REQUIRED DURING THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ENGINEER FOR VERIFICATIONS, CONSTRUCTION PROCESS FOR THE COMPLETE INSTALLATION RESPONSES, AND SUBMISSIONS. ALL ADJACENT BUILDINGS (IF AND OPERATION OF NEW EQUIPMENT. THIS INCLUDES ALL ITEMS APPLICABLE) SHALL REMAIN IN SERVICE DURING SHOWN OR NOT SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. DEMOLITION/CONSTRUCTION. 13. RESET EXISTING EQUIPMENT OR RELATED ITEMS INCLUDING 25. MUD AND DEBRIS TRACKED ONTO OWNER PAVING OR CITY SIGNAGE AS REQUIRED FOR PROPER OPERATION. WHERE STREETS TO BE CLEANED IMMEDIATELY. EXISTING FINISHES ARE TO REMAIN, CLEAN, REPAIR, PATCH, AND/OR RE -PAINT AS NECESSARY TO BLEND WITH ADJACENT 26. BUILDING COMPONENTS AFFECTED BY THE SCOPE OF WORK SURFACES. AND ALLOWED TO REMAIN SHALL BE SECURED TO PREVENT FALLING, LOOSENING, OR CREATING DAMAGE OF ANY KIND IN 14. CONSULT OWNER'S MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER THE FUTURE. FOR COMPLETE APPLICABLE SCOPE OF WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF EXITS WITHIN THE STORE. MAINTAIN EXITSIGNS AND EMERGENCY LIGHTING AT ALL TIMES, AS REQUIRED BY THE LOCAL BUILDING OFFICIAL. ROOFING NOTE VERIFY ALL ROOFING WORK WITH OWNER CONTACT PRIOR TO BEGINNING WORK: KYLE ROUGHTON (479) 204-3047 KYLE.R000HTON@WALMART.COM SETH LOMBARD (479) 258-6054 SETH.LOMBARD@WALMART.COM CHRIS CRUSE (479) 277-2991 CHRIS.CRUSE@WALMART.COM HVAC FIRE ALARM NOTE CONTACT WALMART SECURITY SERVICES REGIONAL DIRECTOR TO COORDINATE CONNECTION OF DUCT SMOKE DETECTORS IN THE NEW MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT TO THE FIRE ALARM PANEL. DAVID WINSTEAD, SOUTH EAST REGION 18, DAVID.W INSTEAD@WALMART.COM CONTRACTOR BID NOTICE CAP-X COMBO THIS PROJECT CONSISTS OF BOTH HVAC AND REFRIGERATION AS PART OF THE SCOPE OF WORK. OWNER WILL AWARD THE PROJECT TO A SINGLE CONTRACTOR AND ALL WORK DISCLOSED IN THIS SET OF DOCUMENTS WILL BE COMPLETED AS ONE PROJECT. THEREFORE, CONSTRUCTION SET-UP, RIGGING EQUIPMENT CHARGES, PERMITS, FEES, ETC. WILL NEED TO BE INCLUDED IN THE CONSTRUCTION BID. INFORMATION SAFETY BOARD SAFETY BOARDS AND OR POSTED CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULES ARE REQUIRED ON CERTAIN CAP-X PROJECTS DEPENDING ON THE PROJECT TYPE. CAP-X PROJECTS WILL BE LISTED AS ONE OF THE FOLLOWING TYPES: COMBO, REF-1, REF-2, REF-3, REF-4, HVAC-1, HVAC-2, HVAC-3, OR HVAC-4. REF-1 / REF-2 / COMBO: INFORMATION SAFETY BOARD REQUIRED W/ POSTED CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE REF-3: INFORMATION SAFETY BOARD REQUIRED W/ POSTED CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE REF-4: NOT REQUIRED HVAC-1: INFORMATION SAFETY BOARD REQUIRED W/ POSTED CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE HVAC-2: INFORMATION SAFETY BOARD REQUIRED W/ POSTED CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE HVAC-3: INFORMATION SAFETY BOARD REQUIRED W/ POSTED CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE HVAC- 4: NOT REQUIRED REFER TO THE MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECT SPECIFICATION MANUAL SECTION 01500 - TEMPORARY FACILITIES AND CONTROLS FOR COMPLETE TEMPORARY FACILITY AND CONTROLS FOR COMPLETE TEMPORARY FACILITY REQUIREMENTS. NOTE TO BIDDING CONTRACTORS THESE PLANS ARE TYPICALLY ISSUED FOR BID AS REDUCED "1/2 (HALF) SIZE" DOCUMENTS. SCALES SHOWN APPLY TO ORIGINAL "FULL SIZE" DOCUMENTS ONLY. DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS, FIELD I VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS. THE AWARDED CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ENTIRE SCOPE OF WORK INDICATED ON THESE PLANS, THE ASSOCIATED SPECIFICATIONS AND OWNER SCOPE OF WORK DOCUMENT. THIS CAPITAL EXPENDITURE SHALL BE COMPLETED AS A "TURN KEY" PROJECT BY THE AWARDED CONTRACTOR AND SHALL INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO ALL SHEETS ON THIS PRINT: HVAC, REFRIGERATION, PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL EMS CONTROLS SYSTEMS, ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL DISCIPLINES. 0 w 1 1 zwow a�o� w W HO��z~o�zcn� waw�UO � =zw� CF ��WF�OpO�wU aQ ��ogw�a�zQoow w w a w n m u- > o �� jao�o=U�~tea Z O U w¢ F�wu w� aLJ �N naC70wF O=p �u 16 Zz10 pwvi¢M�w Qw000¢ g z��0o°' C�a�QW �aQ' �Z JUD W www OO 0- p O0iw0Q�=g�Zp�OQ ✓ wa zw�O�QXC7wa0F w FDN (-)QCod0 W 2:]2c�QF-- Z m O lc:::"0 o - cn w v w w s r-Lo W Cn CV � K CN Lu m CD w i,w�x Z no o Z FrYLL z O}N Z oQ o O ocr- in F- w ~ W O Xwo l r'"� z z = Lu ZWO w NFX w w-i Z �w J U) -J ti L0 - Lu _ Li- z ° �� w U F- O m O %0 J (-) CO C=:) LL 0 O p O o co a O N 0 n/ z CDI� w CD 0 0 Lo O N 0 � F- D- W N �I ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: JPL/JDS DRAWN BY: AMU DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 THIS ITEM HAS BEEN ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED AND SEALED BY MICHAEL DEAN SCHAEFER ON THE DATE LISTED BELOW USING A DIGITAL SIGNATURE. PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 # • No. 89591 STATE of 06/30/2023 TITLE SHEET x w w w Q U 0 J w Q U 75 USE AND OCCUPANCY GROUP: M CONSTRUCTION TYPE: V-B BUILDING AREA: ETR OCCUPANT LOAD: ETR FIRE PROTECTION: BUILDING IS EQUIPED THROUGHOUT WITH AN AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM. SEISMIC DESIGN CATEGORY A ULTIMATE DESIGN WIND SPEED: 138 MPH EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. SHEET: - T1 Walk-in Box Projects ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties for this work stream. It is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. It should be read and used in conjunction with additional, detailed information in the Walmart Realty One Best Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible Party Batten and Replace # Scope of Work Seal Reline Evaporator / Box CapEx CapEx CapEx 1 Depending on the scope of work, furnish batten and seal, reline or PS / WMT PS / WMT PS / WMT walk-in panels materials. 2 Depending on the scope of work, furnish new evaporators as OEM / WMT OEM / WMT OEM / WMT required. 3 Depending on the scope of work, furnish new evaporator control BAS / WMT BAS / WMT BAS / WMT panels 4 Furnish and install all (refrigerant and drain) piping. RC RC RC 5 Furnish all field installed refrigeration valves. g OEM WMT / OEM WMT / OEM WMT / 6 Furnish and install all isolation ball valves. RC RC RC 7 Install all field installed refrigeration valves. RC RC RC 8 Furnish and install all factory installed refrigeration valves. OEM / WMT OEM / WMT OEM / WMT 9 Furnish all controls cabling as necessary to complete the work. (24 RC RC RC volts or less) 10 Install and terminate controls wiring (24 volts or less) as detailed on RC RC RC the prints. 11 Furnish and install all electrical power cabling from power source to RC RC RC the evaporator control panel if necessary. 12 Terminate power cables to the evaporator control panel. RC RC RC Prefabricate as much of the new pipe work and electrical conduit as 13 possible and mount any new devices in order to reduce the amount RC RC RC of "down time" needed to complete the installation. 14 Coordinate the installation time with store management. RC RC RC 15 Obtain how work permits as required. RC RC RC 16 Furnish temporary refrigerated storage as necessary. WMT WMT WMT 17 Notify the BAS vendor 24 hrs. in advance of the work - tell them RC RC RC which walk-in boxes are being impacted. 18 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which RC RC RC system and which walk-in box will be impacted by the work. 19 Remove all of refrigerated products from the walk-in box that is WMT WMT WMT being impacted. Shut down the walk-in box that is being impacted. Note: Allow low temp rooms to "defrost" for a period of 72 hours to 20 ensure all ice has melted from the panels. Ice melt needs to be kept RC RC RC cleared throughout this time to ensure that water is not reabsorbed by the panels. 21 Remove all of the racking from inside the walk-in box that is being RC RC RC impacted. 22 Remove any protection devices / structures that will impede the RC RC RC completion of the work. 23 Remove all utilities (condensate piping, conduits, j-box, lighting, fire RC RC RC suppression etc.) in order to allow for the work to be carried out. Remove the APX repeater from the walk-in box that is being 24 impacted. Store the device for reuse following completion of the RC RC RC walk-in work. 25 Remove the refrigeration evaporator(s) from the affected walk-in RC RC RC box as needed. 26 Fill any gaps in the panel joints with sealant or expandable foam PS PS N/A prior to taping the joint. Clean walls and repair any faulty panels in preparation for batten / 27 sealing of the wall joints within the box that is being repaired. Carry PS N/A N/A out the batten and seal process. Clean walls and repair any faulty panels in preparation for relining 28 the box that is being repaired. Re -line the walk-in box and batten / N/A PS N/A seal the ceiling joints within the box affected. Disconnect any fall protection netting from the top of the walk-in box. Leaving it attached to the roof members, stow it out of the way 29 for future re -use. N/A N/A PS Demolish and remove the existing walk-in box as noted on the project prints. Provide support for any items that may be mounted to the exterior 30 of the walk-in box that will remain in service during the box N/A N/A RC replacement. (For example panel boards, BAS backboards etc.) 31 Replace the wooden thermal breaks as necessary. N/A N/A RC 32 Install new walk-in box. Hang the new door and ensure that all N/A N/A PS hardware functions correctly. 33 Retrieve any fall protection netting from the roof members, and N/A N/A RC reattach it to the top of the walk-in box as described on the prints. Reattach any items previously mounted to the exterior of the 34 walk-in box that were temporarily supported during the walk-in box N/A N/A RC replacement. (For example panel boards, BAS backboards etc.) Install new protection devices as indicated on the prints. Reinstall 35 any existing protection devices or structures as required. Ensure RC RC RC that any undisturbed protection devices are fixed securely. 36 Install the new evaporators (mechanical, electrical, plumbing and N/A N/A RC controls) and control panels as detailed on the prints. 37 Evacuate and pressure test the new evaporators and any piping N/A N/A RC modified during the work. 38 Install and commission refrigerant leak detection system as noted N/A N/A RC on the project prints. Install / modify all utilities for final box configuration. (condensate 39 piping, conduits, j-box, lighting, fire suppression etc.) Install conduit RC RC RC for APX cabling. Seal all penetrations per specification. 40 Switch on the refrigeration, lighting and other systems within the RC RC RC walk-in. Commission the new evaporators, valves and controls as required. 41 Check and adjust mechanical TXV superheats to OEM N/A N/A RC recommendations and EPR settings per new legend. 42 1 Carry out any controls parameter changes. N/A N/A BAS 43 Carry out any controls parameter changes and perform remote N/A N/A RC checkout. 44 Furnish controls support to the installing contractor. N/A N/A BAS 45 Notify WMT building controls that the walk-in box is running and RC RC RC online. 46 Reinstall / recommission the APX repeater device. WMT WMT WMT 47 Install new shelving / racking as indicated on the plans. Re -install RC RC RC racking as necessary. 48 Anchor racking as indicated on the plans. RC RC RC 49 Install circuit labels to the new walk-in box, controllers and RC RC RC evaporators as required. 50 Carry out a thorough leak test on all welded and mechanical joints RC RC RC installed or disturbed during the project. 51 Handover the completed walk-in box to the store. (Walk-in box RC RC RC must be clean, at operational temperature and fully functional) 52 Restock product back into the walk-in box. WMT WMT WMT Haul off all of the old walk-in panels from site (if applicable). 53 Note: Quick Refrigeration to haul off all walk-in box panels from RC / PS RC / PS RC / PS Texas projects. Remove the old legends and install replacement legends as supplied 54 by the FOR / OEM. Provide new, typewritten schedules for any RC RC RC affected electrical panels. 55 Shut down and arrange for the removal of any temporary, WMT WMT WMT refrigerated storage. After all changes have been made to a rack, remove any compressor 56 suction filters / socks and replace the rack liquid line filters. Leave RC RC RC the old filters / driers in the rack house to be inspected by the MCM. Submit required Verisae and other regulatory forms as required by 57 the end of commissioning week. Completed Verisae forms are to be RC RC RC emailed to MCEQUIP@wal-mart.com. I I I 58 1 Clear site of all tools, unused installation materials and trash. I RC / PS I RC / PS I RC / PS 04.17.20 Legend RC - Refrigeration Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors BAS - BAS Vendor OEM - Original Rack Equipment Manufacturer PS - Walk-in Box Panel Supplier WMT - Walmart Case Installation ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties P P 1 Po for this work stream. It is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. It P P should be read and used in conjunction with additional detailed information in the Walmart Real One Best 1 Realty Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible Party Replacements New Equipment # Scope of Work CapEx CapEx 1 Furnish the new / replacement cases. OEM / WMT OEM / WMT 2 Furnish and install all (refrigerant and drain) piping. RC RC 3 Furnish all field installed refrigeration valves. OEM / WMT OEM / WMT 4 Furnish and install all isolation ball valves. RC RC 5 Install all field installed refrigeration valves. RC RC 6 Furnish and install all factory installed refrigeration valves. OEM / WMT OEM / WMT 7 Furnish all controls cabling as necessary to complete the work. (24 BAS BAS volts or less) 8 Provide typewritten schedules for all affected electrical RC RC P anelboards. 9 Install and terminate furnished controls wiring (24 volts or less) as RC RC detailed on the prints. 10 Provide electrical power cabling from power source to the first case RC RC in the circuit. 11 Provide all "slave" wiring from first case to remaining cases on the RC RC circuit. Prefabricate as much of the new pipe work and electrical conduit as 12 possible and mount any new devices in order to reduce the amount RC RC of "down time" needed to complete the installation. 13 Coordinate the installation time with store management. RC RC 14 Obtain hot work permits as required. RC RC 15 Notify the BAS vendor 24 hrs. in advance of the work - tell them RC RC what cases are being installed and what systems will be impacted. 16 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which RC N/A systems and which cases will be impacted by the work. 17 Remove all of refrigerated products from the cases that are being WMT N/A replaced. 18 Remove all of the asset protection (bump guards) from around the RC N/A cases. Decommission and remove the old cases. In Texas, all will be removed from the store b Quick decommissioned cases i I y Refrigeration. 19 Coordinate removal and disposal with WMT Construction Manger. RC N/A When replacing produce cases, remove water supply from misting system. When replacing deli serve over cases, coordinate the removal of the data cabling for the deli scales. 20 Clean the floor under the cases and jet the drains. RC N/A When replacing multi -deck and / or glass door cases, and reusing existing pipework, re -insulate the refrigeration piping behind the 21 cases. This applies to all piping that is accessible without disturbing RC N/A existing cases, inside pits / tunnels or in a chase that is not being otherwise disturbed. Set the new cases in the position dictated by the construction 22 prints. Ensure cases are straight and level, and shimmed per the RC RC manufacturer's guidance. Seal all cases with butyl sealant. Align glass doors plumb and level to prevent "saw-toothing" of the doors. 23 Connect the new cases (mechanical, electrical, plumbing and RC RC controls) as detailed on the prints. 24 Evacuate and pressure test the new cases and any piping modified RC RC or disturbed during the work. Switch on and commission the new cases, valves and controls as 25 required. Check and adjust mechanical TXV superheats to OEM RC RC recommendations and EPR settings per new legend. 26 Install furnished lids to refrigerated bunkers. RC RC 27 Furnish controls support to the installing contractor. OEM OEM 28 When replacing produce cases, install new misting system to cases RC RC and connect to dedicated water supply. 29 When replacing deli serve over cases, coordinate the installation of RC / WMT RC / WMT 1 the data cabling for the deli scales. 30 Notify WMT building controls that the new cases are running and RC RC online. 31 Carry out a thorough leak test on all welded and mechanical joints RC RC installed or disturbed during the project. Handover the new cases to the store. 32 (Cases must be clean, at operational temperature and fully RC RC functional with all pans and shelving in place.) 33 j Fill the new case with product. WMT WMT 34 Replace missing or damaged floor tiles or repair visible, damaged RC N/A concrete floor around the new cases. (as needed) 35 Install new circuit labels to the new cases as required. RC RC 36 Replace the shop floor drawings and install replacement legends. RC RC Reinstall any previously removed (undamaged) asset protection 37 (bump guards). Install new owner furnished protection equipment RC RC as needed. After all changes have been made to a rack, remove any compressor 38 suction filters / socks and replace the rack liquid line filters. Leave RC RC the old filters / driers in the rack house to be inspected by the MCM. Submit required Verisae and other regulatory forms as required by 39 the end of commissioning week. Completed Verisae forms are to be RC RC emailed to MCEQUIP@wal-mart.com. 40 Remove all of the old cases and clear site of all tools, unused RC RC installation materials and trash. 04.17.20 Legend RC - Refrigeration Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors BAS - BAS Vendor OEM - Original Case Equipment Manufacturer WMT- Walmart Refrigeration Pipe Re -insulation ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties for this work stream. It is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. it should be read and used in conjunction with additional, detailed information in the Walmart Realty One Best Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible # Scope of Work Party CapEx 1 Furnish and install all materials necessary to complete the work. RC 2 Coordinate the installation time with store management. Obtain hot RC work permits as required. 3 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which RC systems and which cases will be impacted by the work. When replacing multi -deck and / or glass door cases, and reusing existing pipework, the refrigeration piping behind the cases should 4 be re -insulated. This applies to all piping that is accessible without RC disturbing existing cases, inside pits / tunnels or in a chase that is not being otherwise disturbed. 5 Confirm with store management that the work is complete and all RC systems impacted by the work are fully functional. 7 Clear site of all tools, old insulation, unused installation materials RC and trash. 04.17.20 Legend RC - Refrigeration Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors KE2 Therm Evaporator Control Panel Installation ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties for this work stream. It is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. It should be read and used in conjunction with additional, detailed information in the Walmart Realty One Best Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible # Scope of Work Party CapEx 1 Furnish the new KE2 Therm Evaporator Control panels, sensors and WMT other devices as required to complete the project. 2 Depending on the scope of work, furnish new evaporators as OEM /WMT required. 3 Furnish and install all (refrigerant and drain) piping. RC 4 Furnish all field installed refrigeration valves. OEM / WMT 5 Furnish and install all isolation ball valves. RC 6 Install all field installed refrigeration valves. RC 7 Furnish and install all factory installed refrigeration valves. OEM / WMT 8 Furnish all controls cabling as necessary to complete the work. (24 EMS volts or less) 9 Install and terminate controls wiring (24 volts or less) as detailed on RC the prints. 10 Furnish and install all electrical power cabling from power source. RC 11 Terminate power cables to the KE2 panel(s). RC Coordinate the installation time with store management. Prefabricate as much of the electrical conduit as possible, route 12 power and controls cables and mount any new devices prior to final RC connections being made in order to reduce the amount of "down time" needed to complete the installation. If the new KE2 panel is being retrofitted to an existing walk-in box, 13 ensure that the walk-in box door is kept closed as much as possible RC during the time in which the conversion work is being carried out. 14 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which RC system and which walk-in box will be impacted by the work. Mount the standard KE2 evaporator control panel on the external wall of the freezer to which the controller is connected. Install the 15 panel on the door wall of the box, in an accessible position that is RC out of the way of traffic which may damage the panel. Note that panels must be installed with NEC required clearances. 16 Use the existing defrost circuit to power the KE2 Therm panel. RC Carry out the electrical installation in line with the manufacturer's 17 instructions and information included on the blue prints (if RC applicable). If existing circuit control valves are located at the rack, remove the circuit LLSV from the liquid manifold at the rack and provide a 18 new LLSV to be installed in the evaporator liquid line pipework RC located above the walk-in box. Remove the mechanical suction stop valve from the rack and provide a new EEPR to to be installed in the evaporator suction line pipework located above the walk-in. If installing more than one KE2 Therm panel in a single facility, follow the manufacturer's instructions to "bond" the panels 19 together. This bonding process prevents evaporators from different RC walk-ins from defrosting concurrently, which may overload the electric defrost power circuit. If the evaporator has an electronic expansion valve (EEV) connect 20 the valve to the correct terminals within the KE2 Therm evaporator RC controller. 21 Program the controller in accordance with guidance given in the KE2 RC Therm installation materials. 22 Carry out the BAS controls parameter changes and perform a EMS remote checkout. The KE2 Therm evaporator control panel executes all temperature control and defrost functions. Therefore, it is essential that all of the temperature control and defrost functions for the walk-in 23 evaporator are removed from the existing BAS controls system. RC Apart from a defrost signal cable that must be installed from the KE2 to the BAS system when indicated on the prints, no other functions for the walk-in are to remain in the BAS system. 24 1 Furnish controls support to the installing contractor. EMS If the walk-in box has a refrigerant leak detection system, connect 25 the signal from the leak detection system to the appropriate RC terminals at an input module connected to the same network gateway as the KE2 Therm panel. in the event of any questions or concerns regarding correct 26 installation, set up or programming of the panel, contact NOVAR RC (NOVARTEC28@wal-mart com, 800-341-7795). 27 Notify WMT building controls that the walk-in box is running and RC online. 28 Confirm with store management that the work is complete, the RC walk-in box is down to operating temperature and is fully functional. Submit required Verisae and other regulatory forms as required by 29 the end of commissioning week. Completed Verisae forms are to be RC emailed to MCEQUIP@wal-mart.com. 30 1 Clear site of all tools, unused installation materials and trash. I I RC 4/17/2020 Legend RC - Refrigeration Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors BAS - BAS Vendor OEM - Original Rack Equipment Manufacturer WMT- Walmart Condenser Replacement ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties for this work stream. It is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. It should be read and used in conjunction with additional, detailed information in the Walmart Realty One Best Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible # Scope of Work Party CapEx 1 Furnish the new replacement condensers / VFD's. OEM / WMT 2 Install any additional support or screening structures as required to RC support the new condensers. 3 Furnish and install all (refrigerant and drain) piping, and all field RC installed refrigeration valves necessary to complete the work. 4 Furnish all controls cabling as necessary to complete the work. (24 RC volts or less) 5 Install and terminate controls wiring (24 volts or less) as detailed on RC the prints. 6 ITerminate all power cables. RC Prefabricate as much of the new pipe work and electrical conduit as 7 possible and mount any new devices in order to reduce the amount RC of "down time" needed to complete the installation. 8 Coordinate the installation time with store management. RC 9 Obtain hot work permits as required. RC Notify the BAS vendor 24 hrs. in advance of the work - tell them 10 what condensers are being installed and what systems will be RC impacted. 11 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which RC systems and which cases will be impacted by the work. 12 Take whatever steps are necessary to protect the product that may WMT be affected by the work. 13 Reclaim refrigerant as required. RC 14 Decommission and remove the old condensers / VFD's. RC 15 Install the new furnished condensers, valves, VFD's etc. as detailed RC in the construction prints. (mechanical, electrical and controls) 16 Evacuate and pressure test the new condensers and any piping RC modified or disturbed during the work. Switch on and commission the new condensers / VFD's and all other 17 control valves as required. Check and adjust all control valve q J RC ,settings per the legend. P g 18 Replace the refrigerant that was reclaimed during the shutdown P g g / RC decommissioning process. 19 Commission the condensers and VFD's, using the OEM's sequence o RC operation and the EOR's control settings. 20 Carry out any controls parameter changes. BAS 21 Perform remote checkout. RC 22 Furnish controls support to the installing contractor. BAS 23 Notify WMT building controls that the new condensers are running RC and online. 24 Carry out a thorough leak test on all welded and mechanical joints RC installed or disturbed during the project. 25 Confirm with store management that the new condensers are fully RC operational and all cases are at the correct temperature. Coordinate the salvage of the old condensers with AES. 26 ***Note - In Texas, Walmart's preferred salvage partner for RC refrigeration equipment is Quick Refrigeration. 27 Remove the old legends and install replacement legends as supplied RC by the FOR / OEM. After all changes have been made to a rack, remove any compressor 28 suction filters / socks and replace the rack liquid line filters. Leave RC the old filters / driers in the rack house to be inspected by the MCM. Carry out any structural work required and as included on the 29 structural engineering drawings. Obtain hot work permits as RC required. 30 Provide CTL inspection of structural work WMT Submit required Verisae and other regulatory forms as required by 31 the end of commissioning week. Completed Verisae forms are to be RC emailed to MCEQUIP@wal-mart.com. 32 1 Clear site of all tools, unused installation materials and trash. I I RC 04.17.20 Legend RC - Refrigeration Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors AES - Walmart's Equipment Salvage Partner BAS - BAS Vendor OEM - Original Rack Equipment Manufacturer WMT - Walmart ROOFTOP UNIT(RTU) REFURBISHMENT: ALL WORK RELATED TO REFURBISHMENT OF EXISTING ROOFTOP UNIT(s) SHALL BE PREFORMED BT THE OWNER'S CONTRACTOR Evaporative Condenser Replacement ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties for this work stream. It is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. It should be read and used in conjunction with additional, detailed information in the Walmart Realty One Best Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible # Scope of Work Party CapEx 1 Furnish the new evaporative condensers, electrical panels, VFD's, OEM / WMT and sensors as required to complete the project. 2 Install any additional support or screening structures as required to support the new condensers. RC 3 Furnish and install all (refrigerant and drain) piping, and all field installed refrigeration valves necessary to complete the work. RC 4 Furnish all controls cabling as necessary to complete the work. (24 RC volts or less) 5 Install and terminate controls wiring (24 volts or less) as detailed on the prints. RC 6 Terminate all power cables. RC Prefabricate as much of the new pipe work and electrical conduit as 7 possible and mount any new devices in order to reduce the amount RC of "down time" needed to complete the installation. 8 Coordinate the installation time with store management. RC 9 Obtain hot work permits as required. RC Contact WMT Tech Services Support team to find out who the current water treatment provider is for the store. Notify the water 10 treatment contractor that the existing water treatment systems RC need to be removed. Coordinate / support the removal of the water treatment systems. Notify the BAS vendor 24 hrs. in advance of the work - tell them 11 what condensers are being installed and what systems will be RC impacted. 12 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which RC systems and which cases will be impacted by the work. 13 Take whatever steps are necessary to protect the product that may RC be affected by the work. 14 Reclaim refrigerant as required. RC 15 Install the new condensers, valves, VFD's etc. as detailed in the RC construction prints. (mechanical, electrical and controls) 16 Evacuate and pressure test the new condensers and any piping RC modified or disturbed during the work. 17 Soft start the condensers - switch on the new condensers and run RC the fans, water and refrigeration valves on full. 18 Replace the refrigerant that was reclaimed during the shutdown / RC decommissioning process. 19 Commission the towers and VFD's, using the OEM's sequence of RC operation and the EOR's control settings. 20 Carry out any controls parameter changes. BAS 21 Perform remote checkout. RC 22 Furnish controls support to the installing contractor. BAS 23 Notify WMT building controls that the new condensers are running RC and online. 24 Carry out a thorough leak test on all welded and mechanical joints RC installed or disturbed during the project. Contact WMT Tech Services Support team to find out who the current water treatment provider is for the store. Notify the water 25 treatment contractor when the new evaporative condensers are RC online. Coordinate / support the installation of the water treatment systems. 26 Install and commission the water treatment system for the new WTC condensers. 27 Confirm with store management that the new condensers are fully RC operational and all cases are at the correct temperature. 28 Decommission and remove the old condensers / VFD's only after RC the new condensers are commissioned and functioning correctly. Coordinate the salvage of the old condensers with AES. 29 ***Note - In Texas, Walmart's preferred salvage partner for RC refrigeration equipment is Quick Refrigeration. 30 Remove the old legends and install replacement legends as supplied RC by the FOR / OEM. After all changes have been made to a rack, remove any compressor 31 suction filters / socks and replace the rack liquid line filters. Leave RC the old filters / driers in the rack house to be inspected by the MCM. Carry out any structural work required and as included on the 32 structural engineering drawings. Obtain hot work permits as RC required. 33 Provide CTL inspection of structural work WMT Submit required Verisae and other regulatory forms as required by 34 the end of commissioning week. Completed Verisae forms are to be RC emailed to MCEQUIP@wal-mart.com. 35 1 Clear site of all tools, unused installation materials and trash. RC 04.17.20 Legend RC - Refrigeration Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors AES - Walmart's Equipment Salvage Partner BAS - BAS Vendor OEM - Original Rack Equipment Manufacturer WTC - Water Treatment Contractor WMT - Walmart NOTE: RESPONSIBILITY MATRICES ARE FOR INFORMATION ONLY. NOT ALL MATRICES MAY APPLY TO THIS PROJECT. Roof Top Unit (RTU) Replacement ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties for this work stream. It is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. It should be read and used in conjunction with additional, detailed information in the Walmart Realty One Best Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible # Scope of Work Party CapEx 1 Furnish the new replacement Roof Top Units and ancillary items (air OEM / WMT I intake hoods, condensate traps etc.) 2 Furnish any adapter curbs and hold down (hurricane) clips / AES / WMT brackets and mounting hardware required for the RTU replacement. 3 Furnish any new BAS panels, auxiliary boards and other control BAS / WMT components required to complete the project. 4 1 Furnish and install all materials necessary to complete the work. MC 5 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which MC RTU's will be impacted by the work. 6 Coordinate the installation time with store management. MC 7 Arrange for and coordinate crane service to remove existing and MC install new RTU's. 8 Decommission and remove the old RTU's. MC Carry out any structural work required and as included on the 9 structural engineering drawings. Obtain hot work permits as MC required. Install the new RTU's as detailed in the construction prints. 10 (mechanical, electrical and controls) Install all hoods, condensate MC traps, sensors etc. 11 Carry out any screening work as required by the AHJ and as included MC on the construction drawings. 12 Furnish and install new gas regulators and replacement piping / MC supports as included on the mechanical drawings. 13 Furnish and install new condensate piping as included on the MC mechanical drawings. 14 Carry out any electrical wiring changes required and as included on MC the electrical drawings. Coordinate and support any third party stakeholders (for example, 15 OEM startup team, CTL and TAB agencies) that are required to MC complete the project. When required, coordinate the connection of smoke detectors to 16 the fire alarm system within the stores. Contact Walmart Security MC Services for details. 17 Carry out any controls parameter changes and perform remote MC 1 checkout with BAS. 18 Furnish controls support to the installing contractor. BAS 19 Notify WMT building controls that the new RTU's are running and MC online. 20 Confirm with store management that the new RTU's are fully MC operational. 21 Coordinate the salvage of the old RTU's with AES. MC Submit required Verisae and other regulatory forms as 22 required by the end of commissioning week. Completed M C Verisae forms are to be emailed to MCEQUIP@wal-mart.com. 23 Clear site of all tools, unused installation materials and trash. 71 MC 04.17.20 Legend MC - Mechanical Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors AES - Supplier of RTU Adapter Curbs and Walmart's Salvage Partner BAS - BAS Vendor OEM - RTU Manufacturer WMT- Walmart 0 fW WOzw0 a`LOz� D LL rnF-W�ZF OaZ(AOf a ¢ it ..tALL�WOLLW3W0 3�ow��zo�w MM O �� aoao=>PX�a u_ Q LL O 3LLaW��OZOv�►-0�0 4~ QED °v�,�oF-< J 3Qxa wF-0W'O]ZW D 0Z1Z2ZJOU)JWWo0R3 a a 0 � wOmaw_a_(O0WO g H Xwn.ZF 5w WQWW w CO FjN(.) wao x-i0fir<F z F- J D m z O U O m 2 O % 0 a 0 of d O L_—� o G o O CO a G� g O N 1 O 0 0 Z o W o 0 LO O 0 —r H (j�gp 0. C/) ix N w 9 2 z m O ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: --- DRAWN BY: --- DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 I..iL O.J L�^ _ Z w O Z O W _ W I.-- ♦♦^E Q VJ G . . W W O OLL Z Z RESPONSIBILITY MATRICES SHEET: N1 ROOF DECK DO NOT USE DUSTWALL CONTINUE TO SHORE ROOF JOISTS PLYWOOD TO DECK - WALL TO BE REMOVED SALES 1/2" CD PLYWOOD 6-0" LOAD BEARING __ 4'-0" ELSEWHERE 4'-0"X8'-0" HORIZONTAL PROVIDE 2X4 NAILER AT ALL JOINTS DEMO AREA I INSTALL CONTINUOUS LAYER 6 MIL POLY NOTES: SHEETS TAPE ALL 1. INSTALL TEMPORARY WALL IN JOINTS SECTIONS APPROXIMATELY 40'-0" PER DAY (COORDINATE WITH STORE MANAGER AND OWNER'S CONSTRUCTION 2X4 AT 24" OC MANAGER) 2. LOCATE VERTICAL 2X4'S AS NOT TO IN INTERFERE WITH CEILING GRID OR LIGHT PAINT DUST WALLS TO FIXTURES. MATCH ADJACENT IF DUST WALLS TO BE IN 3. LOCATE HORIZONTAL 2X4 AT PLACE MORE THAN TWO 2" ABOVE CEILING EXCEPT WEEKS. COORDINATE LIGHT FIXTURE LOCATIONS. WITH OWNER'S CONSTRUCTION 4. SCREW PLYWOOD (MAX MANAGER. SPACING 12" OC) SEALANT UNDER BOTTOM PLATE - ANCHOR AT 24" OC CONTINUOUS SEALANT AGAINST PLATE COORDINATE W/SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 01500. 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PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 Nam` mom 89591 .. S so •. • STATE OF OnAI'..R�� 06/30/2023 DEMOLITION PLAN of w ILL w ¢ U co 0 J w U 2 EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. 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SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 REAR DEMOLITION PLAN of w U- w Q U m 0 J w Q U wj SHEET• D1.1 EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE GENERAL NOTES 0408 19' CONTRACTOR ANY DATES OR IS RESPONSIBLE, UPON AWARD, TO CONTACT AND VERIFY ALL DELIVERIES DATES/TIMES WITH EVERY VENDOR DELIVERIES, CONTRACTOR MUST CONTACT WALMART CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. THIS IS UNIQUE TO CAPITAL LISTED BELOW, OR TO CHANGE EXPENDITURES PROJECTS. MARK DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER MODEL # SUPPLIED BY INSTALLED FINAL BY CONNECT 1. DIMENSIONS OF REFRIGERATED CASES ARE TO THE OUTERMOST POINTS OF THE CASES; ENDCAPS AND BUMPERS ARE CONSIDERED PART OF THE CASE, WHERE THEY OCCUR. DIMENSIONS ON THE FIXTURE PLANS ARE FOR LAYOUT OF OWNER -FURNISHED ITEMS ONLY AND ARE NOT TO BE USED FOR LOCATION OF WALLS AND OTHER CONTRACTOR BUILT ITEMS. 2. CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL STAINLESS STEEL TRIM TO CLOSE ANY GAPS THAT ARE LEFT BETWEEN THE END CASES AND LONG CASE RUNS AFTER THE CASES ARE SET IN THEIR FINAL POSITION. 3. CASES FURNISHED BY OWNER, INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. ALL NEW EQUIPMENT MUST BE ON SITE PRIOR TO STARTING ANY DEMOLITION OR CONSTRUCTION. 4. WALK-IN COOLERS/FREEZERS FURNISHED AND INSTALLED COOLER PANEL MANUFACTURER. ALL NEW EQUIPMENT MUST BE ON SITE PRIOR TO STARTING ANY DEMOLITION OR CONSTRUCTION. 5. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MISCELLANEOUS WALK-IN COOLER/FREEZER WORK INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO EVAPORATORS, ELECTRICAL, EMS, SPRINKLER PENDANTS, CURBS, SANITARY COVE BASE, THRESHOLDS, FLOOR REPAIR AND RACKING. 6. PROPER INSTALLATION OF JOINT SEALANTS IS CRITICAL TO MEETING OWNER'S QUALITY ASSURANCE STANDARDS. PROVIDE SEALANTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH DRAWINGS ANDSPECIFICATIONS. REFERENCE SPECIFICATIONS FOR SEALANT SCHEDULE. 7. ALL JOINTS BETWEEN DISSIMILAR MATERIALS SHALL BE SEALED AS REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETE AND PROPER INSTALLATION, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS OR INDICATED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS. SUCH JOINTS NOT SHOWN OR SCHEDULED SHALL BE SEALED WITH SEALANTS CONSISTENT R1080.000 UNITIZED MULTI -DECK ISLAND CHASE - - - WIDE COFFIN CHASE -- - - SELF-SERVICE (CAKE) HILL PHOENIX -CASES QC-1D IC WM WM C C C C R6011.000 - HUSSMANN-CASES - FW RD1018.852 KYSOR WARREN -CASES - BX3LN - WM C C RD1068.352 SELF-SERVICE MULTI -DECK ISLAND END (MEAT) HILL PHOENIX -CASES QC-6R-35-EC WM C C RD1080.352 UNITIZED MULTI -DECK ISLAND CENTER HILL PHOENIX -CASES QC-R-64-IC WM C C RD3007.042 REACH -IN (FRENCH DOORS) (DELI, DAIRY, BEER) (BOTTOM FED UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE ON PLANS) KYSOR WARREN -CASES DX6LD WM C C RD3026.042 REACH -IN (FRENCH DOORS) REAR LOAD (DAIRY) (BOTTOM FED) KYSOR WARREN -CASES DR6LD WM C C RD3035.142 NARROW REACH -IN (ICE CREAM, CAKE) (BOTTOM FED) KYSOR WARREN -CASES KWN5F WM C C RD3035.242 NARROW REACH -IN (FROZEN FOOD, SEAFOOD) (BOTTOM FED UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE ON PLANS) KYSOR WARREN -CASES KWN5F WM C C RD4018.052 MULTI -DECK (DELI) (BOTTOM FED UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE ON PLANS) KYSOR WARREN -CASES DX6XN WM C C RD4018A42 MULTI -DECK (BEER) (TOP FED) KYSOR WARREN -CASES DX6LN WM C C RD4038.352 MULTI -DECK (FRESH MEAT, SEAFOOD) (BOTTOM FED UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE ON PLANS) KYSOR WARREN -CASES MX5XG WM C C RD5001.005 WIDE COFFIN END MED TEMP WITH LID HUSSMANN-CASES FWEGH-L WM C C RD5001.285 WIDE COFFIN END DUAL TEMP WITH LID HUSSMANN-CASES FWEGH-L WM C C RD5002.005 WIDE COFFIN CENTER MED TEMP WITH LID _ HUSSMANN-CASES FWGH-L WM C C RD5002.285 WIDE COFFIN CENTER DUAL TEMP WITH LID HUSSMANN-CASES FWGH-L WM C C RD6010.209 WIDE COFFIN END DUAL TEMP (RETROFIT) HUSSMANN-CASES FWEG WM V V RD6011.209 WIDE COFFIN CENTER DUAL TEMP (RETROFIT) HUSSMANN-CASES FWG WM V V - REFRIGERATED SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT KYSOR WARREN -SYSTEMS - WM C C - - NOVAR BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM EQUIPMENT SPORLAN SGR ROUTERS NOVAR - WM C C PARKER HANN I FI N-SPORLAN - WM C C - CORNER GUARD (SUPERCENTERS ONLY) - - CART STOP (SUPERCENTERS ONLY) McCUE - WM C C - - McCUE 97 WALL FIXTURES - - WM WM C C C C - - 97 WALL FIXTURES (WITH MD DELI CASES) - SUPPLIED VALANCE AT MULTI -DECK CASES WHEN REFRIGERATION AND ELECTRICAL ARE TOP FED. - CONTRACTOR - WALMART -VENDOR NOTE: INSTALL VENDOR ABBREVIATION KEY C WM V VER 8.14.07.6 2 3' 4 i N (TYP) 11.13 0, Q (TYP) CD 2 RD5001.285 DTWIDE 6'-9" wr COFFIN c N z i xi ISLAND END CASE MANUFACTURER TO FURNISH w i c) Q BOTTOM FED REFRIGERATED CASES FAN TO BE LOCATED BENEATH EXISTING Y i R6011.000 71 SOFFIT WIDE 069 ISLAND RD3035.242 RD3035.242 RD3035.242 RD3035.242 RD3035.242 RD3035.242 REACH -IN FF LEACH -IN FF I(WN5F-5 REACH -IN FF KY,NSF-5 REACH -IN FF KWN5F6 REACH -IN FF KWWF-6 REACH -IN FF KlN J. RD3035.242 D3035.242 RD3035.242 RD3035.242 RD3035.242 .2 RD3035.242 REACH -IN FF KW�F< REACH -IN FF KWNSF6 REACH -IN FF �� 5 REACH -IN FF KW N6F_6 REACH -IN FF KwN6F-5 REACH FF KWN6F. o i COFFIN p z EXISTING SOFFIT TO I ly 2 CHASE w I 11.13Lo _ REMAIN. FIELD VERIFY ;n 000 O (TYP) EXACT HEIGHT AND i N w Up w LOCATION (TYP) Q oo z P w 2 � � J W 'It Q'o(nU O NZ w 0 LL oU M 11.14 w i w NN�C (TYP) p z i RxLn w N LL. x v N Z Sri = co Q 0w (TYP) O 00 72'-1" 72'-1" - (TYP) RD3035.242 IRD3035.242 RD3035.242 RD3035.242 .2 RD3035.242 REACH -IN FF _ KwmF-0 REACH -IN FF KW�FS REACH -IN FF K 5 REACH -IN FF _ KW NSF3 REACH FF Kl^lNbFS - -� Lu IN I- Q U - Q o�z� I l 11.13 7 w LnQQz 0 o -j U (TYP) N L) FN Ln W SEAFOOD 06 L J PREP J N U x C ., U � 0 w W504 1 RD5001.285 F2 DT WIDE COFFIN O �ISLAND END RD4038.352 ti MD SEAFOOD ALL EXISTING REFRIGERATED -o-, (TOP FED) CASES ARE TO REMAIN UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED w 'N N m in N z � RD3035.242 D3035.242 RD3035.242 RD3035.242 RD3035.242 REACH -IN FF REACH -IN FF KW NSFJ IREACH-IN FF KVI N5F-6 KW NSF-5 REACH -IN FF KW N5F-5 REACH -IN FF KW NSF-5 RD3035.142 �D3035.142 jRD3035.142 RD3035.142REACH-IN IC jRD3035.142 EACH -IN IC BREACH -IN IC REACH -IN IC REACH -IN ICKWN5Fi K,-F..1, KY.'N5F KWN5F-5 KWMF-5 CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL STAINLESS STEEL TRIM TO COVER ANY GAPS THAT ARE LEFT BETWEEN THE CASES AND ADJACENT CASES AND WALLS AFTER THE EXISTING CASES ARE SET IN THEIR FINAL POSITION. SEAFOOD REFER TO CLOSURE PANEL DETAIL BUNKER TO REMAIN CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY FINAL LOCATION OF REPLACED REFRIGERATED CASES WITH MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER (TYP). EXISTING MULTI -DECK PRODUCE CASES TO REMAIN EXISTING PRODUCE CASES TO REMAIN I EXISTING SELF-CONTAINED RD1068.352 R1080.000 RD1068.352 DELI CASE MULTI -DECK ISLAND COFFIN MULTI -DECK EXISTING REACH -IN TO REMAIN EXISTING ISLAND END CHASE ISLAND END FROZEN CAKE SERVICE CASE TO REMAIN DELI CASES --- -- TO REMAIN 11.14 RD1080.352 (TYP) MULTI -DECK o MEAT ISLAND 1CENTER 1.13 EXISTING °°R-64 6 24' - 4" HOT DELI 14' - 11" / - CASES TO REMAIN T019.852------- TOf9.85T------- SERVICE „ SELF-SERVICE CAKE CAKE DELI / - 20 - 3 - / eX', JSELF-SERVICE a%31N1- G ` 2.13 `7 r RD4018.052 RD4018.052 CAKE DECORATING F2 (TYP)I + MD DELI MULTI -DECK DELI NX6%N-6 -UN-11 - x of - N �---�- ---- - o _ ch BAKERY DELI PREP EXISTING co uj _I -- DELI COOLER o wp co w d. u_ FRONT FIXTURE PLAN 1 /8" = V-0" WEDGE EQUIPMENT LEGEND WDS NO. DESCRIPTION MFR OR SUPPLIER NO. W504 36 X 38 WEDGE QUALSERV WMDW36ANG GENERAL WEDGE NOTES: A. GC FURNISHED AND INSTALLED. B. SIDE SCRIBE PIECES PROVIDED WITH WEDGE. FIELD CUT TO FIT. C. WEDGE TOP PIECE PROVIDED WITH WEDGE. FIELD CUT TO FIT. GROCERY DRY WEDGE KIT CONTACT: QUALSERV (479) 646-8386 x-310 ATTN: DION CHAMBERS TWO WEEK MINIMUM LEAD TIME CASES FURNISHED BY WALMART, INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. ALL NEW EQUIPMENT MUST BE ON SITE PRIOR TO STARTING ANY DEMOLITION OR CONSTRUCTION RE -USE EXISTING CASE DRAIN IF NOT MORE THAN 1/2 OF DRAIN IS EXPOSED AND THE LOCATION COMPLIES WITH AHJ REQUIREMENTS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY EXACT LOCATION OF DRAINS ON WEEK 1 AND NOTIFY AOR/EOR IF DRAINS REQUIRE RE -LOCATION. SUBMIT CHANGE ORGER FOR ADDITIONAL SCOPE. (TYP) CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE CONCRETE FINISH TO PATCH AND REPAIR AROUND REFRIGERATED CASES. MATCH EXISTING COLOR, FINISH, AND PATTERN AS CLOSELY AS POSSIBLE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE WALMART MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OR STORE MANAGER WITH SPECIFIED MATERIALS OR AS RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER FOR THE SPECIFIC APPLICATION. 8. INTERIOR SEALANTS USED IN FOOD PREPARATION AREAS SHALL MEET THE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE IN USDA REGULATED FACILITIES. 9. INSTALL CONTINUOUS USDA APPROVED SEALANT AT ALL JOINTS BETWEEN MATERIALS ON WALLS AND FLOORS IN FOOD PREPARATION COOLER AND FREEZER AREAS. 10. ALL FIXED (NON -MOVEABLE) EQUIPMENT INCLUDING SINKS, OVENS, AND REFRIGERATED EQUIPMENT SHALL BE SEALED TO THE WALLS. BASE OR LEGS SHALL BE SET IN A BED OF SEALANT WITH EXCESS REMOVED. MOVEABLE EQUIPMENT SHALL NOT BE SEALED. 11. ROUTE ALL UTILITY SERVICE LINES (PIPES AND CONDUIT) WITHIN STUD WALLS WHEREVER POSSIBLE. ON COOLER/FREEZER PANELS IN FOOD PREP AREAS WHERE UTILITIES MUST BE EXPOSED, CONTRACTOR TO HAVE THE OPTION OF THE FOLLOWING: A. SURFACE MOUNT UTILITIES WITH NOW CORROSIVE ANCHORS; SEAL BOTH SIDES OF PIPE/CONDUIT TO PANEL CONTINUOUSLY WITH SEALANT. B. INSTALL UTILITIES 1/2" OFF FACE OF PANEL TO ALLOW FOR CLEANING; USE ONLY NON -CORROSIVE MATERIALS FOR SPACERS AND ANCHORS. C. COVER UTILITIES WITH 20 GAUGE STAINLESS STEEL BENT PLATES MOUNTED TO WALL WITH NOW CORROSIVE ANCHORS; APPLY CONTINUOUS SEALANT ALONG EDGES AND JOINTS. KEYNOTES 2.13 REMOVE EXISTING CORNER GUARDS. PATCH AND REPAIR FLOOR AS NECESSARY. 11.13 CORNER GUARDS FURNISHED BY OWNER INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. 11.14 CART STOP FURNISHED BY OWNER INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. HOLD RAILING 1/2" MAX FROM CASE. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. 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PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 M0. 89591 A �.STATE OF t� 06/30/2023 FIXTURE PLAN AND SCHEDULES RD3035.242 � REACH -IN FF N � - - KlYN5F4 N Z - O Sri _ RD3035.242 co Q a0 REACH -IN FF ow KWNSF< 1 1 11.13 - (TYP) �RD3035.142 REACH IN IC U 3 - N Kl'; IY.FJ �Z L6 5 . r(i - o - 50 ry w w w Q U m J w Q U ►; EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. SHEET: Fl °I NOTE TO CONTRACTOR: I MULTI -DECK CASES ARE p 1 LONGER THAN EXISTING CASES. ALLOW SUFFICIENT o W SPACE FOR CASES WHEN c: Q 1 SETTING CASES IN PLACE M I I I CASE MANUFACTURER TO FURNISH BOTTOM -FED REFRIGERATED CASES W TO BE LOCATED BENEATH EXISTING Y SOFFIT 'U ❑ I C5 I '0 �I I I Q, J I w ,I p I I ❑ I of I Q j I I I J W i F — ❑I 't o W I p I I I� g I el � I l w i W p O I J I �I H 1 I 3 4 I I RD3026.04 _. __ .. 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COORDINATE WITH (TYP) F2 REFRIGERATION PIPING AND 72' - 7" 11.13 ELECTRICAL CONDUIT (TYP) 11.13 RD3007.042 RD3007.042 RD3007.042 RD3007.042 RD3007.042 RD3007.042 (TYp) MULTI -DECK DAIRY MULTI -DECK DAIRY MULTI -DECK DAIRY MULTI -DECK DAIRY MULTI -DECK DAIRY MULTI -DECK DAIRY .13 OP FED ,z P FED WO-D-12 TOP FED D,�n,z D, o OP FED ,z OP FED DX IM2 TYP) RD5001.005 MT WIDE COFFIN ISLAND END ------8" PVC REFRIGERATION PIPE CHASE. 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ALL NEW EQUIPMENT MUST EXACT HEIGHT AND I BE ON SITE PRIOR TO STARTING ANY DEMOLITION LOCATION (TYP) OR CONSTRUCTION RE -USE EXISTING CASE DRAIN IF NOT MORE THAN 1/2 OF DRAIN IS EXPOSED AND THE LOCATION COMPLIES WITH AHJ REQUIREMENTS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY EXACT LOCATION OF DRAINS ON WEEK 1 AND NOTIFYAOR/EOR IF DRAINS i REQUIRE RE -LOCATION. SUBMIT CHANGE ORGER I I I MCI RD5001.285 FOR ADDITIONAL SCOPE. (TYP) DT WIDE COFFIN p wii ISLAND END CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE CONCRETE FINISH TO 'in coo a z z I PATCH AND REPAIR AROUND REFRIGERATED CASES. 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PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 00+<lril IIjjij www�10 f�IL ac • r ISO. lip'= r • M i STATE OF 06/30/2023 REAR FIXTURE PLAN LY w LL w ¢ U m ci J Q U 2 SHEET: F1.1 NOTES: 1. REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE GALVANIZED CLOSURE PANELS AT ALL VERTICAL GAPS AND AT ALL HORIZONTAL GAPS 52" OR LOWER AFF BETWEEN REFRIGERATED CASE, WALLS, AND/OR EQUIPMENT. 2. PROVIDE STAINLESS STEEL CLOSURE PANELS LOCATED IN PREP AREAS. 3. REF FLOOR PLANS FOR ALL PARTITION TYPES AND LOCATIONS. 4. EASE EXPOSED EDGES TO SMALL UNIFORM RADIUS. 5. SET CLOSURE PANEL IN A BED OF SEALANT EACH SIDE. 6. FASTEN CLOSURE PANELS WITH #6 PAN HEAD SCREWS AT 9" OC. 7. CLOSURE PANELS TO BE FASTENED ONLY TO THE BACK OF THE REFRIGERATED CASE OR END PANEL SKINS AS INDICATED IN THE DRAWINGS. CLOSURE PANEL a n. 1/2" MAX 1" 1" s FASTENER OVERLAP OVERLAP j O TYP. TYPCLOSURE PANEL TYP 1" MAX FRONT FASTENER 1/2" MAX FASTENER AT PARTITION REFRIGERATED REFRIGERATED CLOSURE REFRIGERATED REFRIGERATED CASE 1/2" MAX CASE PANEL CASE CASE zz FASTENER z (PLAN VIEW) AT CASE LL PARTITION OR WALL iv iv PARTITION OR WALL ir ELEVATION AT TOP OF PLAN AT REAR OF CASE PLAN AT CASES CASE AND WALL AND WALL a �a `-w� CLOSURE 1" OVERLAP O CLOSURE TYP PANEL PANEL 1/2" MAX 1/2" MAX FASTENER FRONT 1" MAX FASTENER FASTENER TYP CLOSURE AT PARTITION FRONT PANEL REFRIGERATED CASE PARTITION 1/2" MAX 1/2" MAX FASTENER REFRIGERATED OR WALL FASTENER AT CASE CASE WALK-IN PANEL PARTITION OR WALL PARTITION OR WALL PLAN AT FRONT OF PLAN AT FRONT OF CASE PLAN AT WALK-IN CASE AND WALL AND END OF WALL BAR JOIST, TYP PROVIDE UNISTRUT. LENGTH AS REQUIRED TO SPAN JOISTS. SECURE TO BOTTOM CHORD OF BAR JOIST (4) 3/8" ALL -THREAD RODS (2 PER UNISTRUT) TO SUPPORT / PVC CHASE PVC SDR 35 VAN STONE FLANGE SOLVENT WELDED AND BOLTED TO PIPE. MAX 12" BELOW JOISTS. SDR-35 PVC CHASE WRAP WITH WHITE PVC JACKET GALVANIZED COLLAR WITH INTERNAL TABS. PAINT TO MATCH COLUMN JACKET. REF METAL PAINT SPECIFICATION PROVIDE CONTINUOUS SEALANT AT PERIMETER JOINT. REF SEALANT SPECIFICATION. REFRIGERATED CASE CLOSURE PANEL/TOP OF REFRIGERATED CHASE SUPPLIED BY VENDOR TOP OF STUD FRAMED CHASE AT SIM CONDITION REFRIGERATED CASE REF REFRIGERATION PLANS FOR TYPE AND LOCATION — NOTE: PVC CHASE TO BE CENTERED IN // CHASE BETWEEN CASES UNLESS NOTED OR SHOWN OTHERWISE ON ARCHITECTURAL FLOOR PLANS UNISTRUT REFER TO REFRIGERATION ' DRAWING FOR PIPE ` SUPPORT i ` PROVIDE 3/8" HEX HEAD BOLT, �— 1-1/4" FENDER WASHER, LOCK WASHER AND NUT, TYP � r BOTTOM CHORD OF BAR JOIST THRU BOLT TYP \ `� i i r i i t - UNISTRUT i � r lfl Lu� (4) 3/8" ALL -THREAD RODS (2 i PER UNISTRUT) TO SUPPORT i PVC CHASE � � r i � r DOUBLE NUT 3" r ` o o WITH WASHER TYP i ` PVC SDR 35 VAN STONE FLANGE SOLVENT WELDED .' AND BOLTED TO PIPE r ` i r � r � r PROVIDE 7" TALL GALVANIZED COLLAR WITH INTERNAL TABS i t i t CUT TABS 1" APART AND BEND INWARD r PVC R NTS EFRIGERATION CHASE REFRIGERATED CASES 3/8"X6GA SS PAN HEAD FASTENERS AT MAX 9" OC EACH SIDE. EVENLY REFRIGERATED CASES CONT CLEAR COATED 20 GA N, I GALVANIZED STEEL INFILL � I w PANEL WITH HEMMED EDGES cn SET IN A BED OF SEALANT 0 EACH SIDE 2 1/2" X 20GA STUDS @ �U 24-OC HORIZ (TYP) I I a I Q �n 0 Q XI O ,I I w I a LL FV I I O Mu I I c9 \ I i^f I I� 1" I) CLOSURE PANEL DETAIL NTS 05.17.18 REFRIGERATED CASE PAN HEAD SHEET METAL SCREWS AT 12" O.C. — 25 GAUGE STAINLESS STEEL TRIM WITH MIN 1/4" RADIUS COVED EDGE BY CONTRACTOR SILICONE SEALANT EXISTING FLOORING — Z N � CASE TRIM 2 NTS FOR OPENINGS OVER 24" IN WIDTH INSTALL BACKUP FRAMING PER DETAIL AND FASTEN TO HORIZ FRAMING MEMBERS @ MAX 9" OC WITH 3/8"X6 GA PAN HEAD FASTENERS. EVENLY SPACE FASTENERS PROVIDE 1" TOE KICK RETURN EACH SIDE BACKUP FRAMING FOR OPENINGS OVER 24" IN WIDTH FIELD CUT TOP PANEL TO MATCH FOOTPRINT BELOW. TOP PANEL SHOULD BE TIGHT AND ALIGN WITH ADJACENT CASES, FIXTURES, ETC. FIELD CUT BACK PANEL TO BE TIGHT AND ALIGN TO THE BACK OF THE ADJACENT FIXTURES, CASES, ETC IF SIDE SCRIBE OMISSION IS REQUIRED ADJUST PLAN PREFABRICATED PREFABRICATED "tij/ SIDE SCRIBES, INSET FROM UNIT - DO NOT UNIT LOCATION TO ;REMOVE GAP FOR oy TO ENSURE ALL GAPS ARE tV ADJACENT FIXTURE, CASE, ETC MODIFY CLOSED OFF INFILL ALL EXPO, SIDE/GAPS WITH PLAS-TEX PANEL PARKLAND PLAS BLACK HDPE, OF FROM WEDGE KI REF PLAN FOR ADJACENT FIXTURE, CASE, ETC WEDGE KIT 1 NTS C u C u ATTACH CAPTURE TRACK FLUSH WITH CASE AT 12" OC STAGGERED WITH 3/8" X 6GA SS PAN HEAD FASTENERS EACH SIDE ALIGN STUD FLUSH WITH BOTTOM EDGE OF CASE (ABOVE TOE KICK) ALT PLAN PLACE BACK PANEL FOR SUPPORT OF TOP PANEL FIELD CUT TOP PANEL TIGHT TO ADJACENT FIXTURE, CASE, ETC FIELD CUT TOP AND BACK PANEL TIGHT TO ADJACENT FIXTURE, CASE, ETC LuDo no m WWO0}O � LL W F-H�HN W-zOw~0K�ZwWZ3Fz �ow w LL fQ 3Cag�a ZZ w yam ay N¢OHowml a O ~4 a 3'6LLw95ozow zooZ ?wa,jisO9zO�UW � d O0. 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SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 D. soul .7 �i �i STATE OF • '�I��-ice ��OR1D�;.• �`t'4 06/30/2023 FIXTURE DETAILS Of w LL w a U m J w U SHEET: F2 ABBREVIATIONS GENERAL NOTES SPECIAL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED LI�9L�3i[S�7_1�I-� AB ANCHOR BOLT ACI AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE AFF ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR AHU AIR HANDLING UNIT AISC AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION AISI AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE ARCH ARCHITECTURAL ASTM AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS AWS AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY BFF BELOW FINISHED FLOOR BL BLOCK LINTEL BM BEAM BO BOTTOM OF BOM BOTTOM OF MASONRY BOS BOTTOM OF STEEL BRG BEARING CJ CONTRACTION JOINT CL CENTER LINE CLR CLEAR CMU CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT COL COLUMN CONC CONCRETE COND CONDENSER UNIT CONST CONSTRUCTION CONT CONTINUOUS DIA DIAMETER EC EVAPORATIVE COOLER EF EXHAUST FAN EIFS EXTERIOR INSULATION AND FINISH SYSTEM EJ EXPANSION JOINT EL ELEVATION ELEC ELECTRICAL EQ EQUAL ETR EXISTING TO REMAIN EW EACH WAY EXIST EXISTING FDN FOUNDATION FF FINISHED FLOOR FS FAR SIDE FTG FOOTING FV FIELD VERIFY GA GAUGE GC GENERAL CONTRACTOR H HEIGHT HORIZ HORIZONTAL HSA HEADED STUD ANCHOR HSS HOLLOW STRUCTURAL SHAPE INFO INFORMATION ISO ISOLATION JBE JOIST BEARING ELEVATION JST JOIST JT JOINT KSI KIPS PER SQUARE INCH L LENGTH LB POUNDS LLH LONG LEG HORIZONTAL LLV LONG LEG VERTICAL LONG LONGITUDINAL MAX MAXIMUM MECH MECHANICAL MFR MANUFACTURER MIN MINIMUM MISC MISCELLANOUS MO MASONRY OPENING MTL METAL NIC NOT IN CONTRACT NO NUMBER NS NEAR SIDE NTS NOT TO SCALE OC ON CENTER OD OUTSIDE DIAMETER OH OPPOSITE HAND PAF POWER ACTUATED FASTENER PCF POUNDS PER CUBIC FOOT PL PLATE PLF POUNDS PER LINEAR FOOT PLUMB PLUMBING PMEJ PREMOLDED EXPANSION JOINT PSF POUNDS PER SQUARE FOOT PSI POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH QTY QUANITY RACK REFRIGERATION RACK REF REFER TO REINF REINFORCING REQD REQUIRED REV REVERSE RO ROUGH OPENING RTU ROOF TOP UNIT SCHED SCHEDULE SDI STEEL DECK INSTITUTE SIM SIMILAR SJI STEEL JOIST INSTITUTE SPCS SPACES SPECS SPECIFICATIONS STRUC STRUCTURAL T&B TOP AND BOTTOM THK THICKNESS TO TOP OF TOC TOP OF CONCRETE TOF TOP OF FOOTING TOM TOP OF MASONRY TOS TOP OF STEEL TOW TOP OF WALL TRANS TRANSVERSE TYP TYPICAL UNO UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE VERT VERTICAL W WIDTH WP WORK POINT GENERAL 1. FURNISH ALL LABOR, MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE WORK SHOWN OR IMPLIED BY THESE DRAWINGS. SHOP DRAWINGS SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE ENGINEER FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL PRIOR TO COMMENCING WORK. 2. EXISTING CONDITIONS SHOWN MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. BIDDERS SHALL FIELD VERIFY EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BID. WITHIN ONE WEEK FROM THE START OF CONSTRUCTION DATE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING MATERIAL, MEASUREMENTS, AND ELEVATIONS AND SHALL NOTIFY THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER OF RECORD AND THE OWNER'S CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OF ANY DISCREPANCIES OR FORESEEN PROBLEMS. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATING ALL FIELD MEASUREMENTS, EXISTING CONDITIONS, AND KNOWN COMPLICATIONS WITH THE MATERIAL SUPPLIERS. 3. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE DEMOLITION AND NEW CONSTRUCTION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. 4. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT EXISTING STRUCTURES, UTILITIES, PROPERTY, ETC DURING CONSTRUCTION. RESTORE ALL ITEMS DAMAGED, AS REQUIRED BY OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE, TO THE OWNER'S SATISFACTION AT NO COST TO OWNER OR WITHOUT EXTENSION OF CONTRACT TIME. 5. BUILDING COMPONENTS ABANDONED BY THE SCOPE OF WORK SHALL BE SECURED TO PREVENT FALLING, LOOSENING OR CREATING DAMAGE OF ANY KIND IN THE FUTURE. 6. GENERAL CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING TEMPORARY SUPPORT AND MAINTAINING STABLITY OF EXISTING STRUCTURE DURING ALL PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION. 7. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE FIRE PROTECTION FOR THE EXISTING STRUCTURE AND BUILDING CONTENTS DURING WELDING OR ANY OTHER CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY THAT GENERATES SPARKS OR INTENSE HEAT. 8. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE SIZE AND LOCATION OF PENETRATIONS THROUGH THE STRUCTURE FOR MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING WORK. 9. THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER OF RECORD, ITS EMPLOYEES, AND REPRESENTATIVES SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR, AND WILL NOT HAVE CONTROL OF, CONSTRUCTION MEANS, METHODS, TECHNIQUES, SEQUENCES OR PROCEDURES, OR FOR SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND PROGRAMS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONSTRUCTION WORK; NOR WILL THEY BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY FAILURE BY THE CONTRACTOR TO PERFORM OR COMPLETE CONSTRUCTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. STRUCTURAL STEEL 1. STRUCTURAL STEEL SHALL MEET THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM YIELD STRENGTH AND SPECIFICATIONS. FABRICATION AND ERECTION SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LATEST EDITION OF THE "AISC CODE OF STANDARD PRACTICE". STRUCTURAL STEEL YIELD ASTM SPECIFICATION A. PLATES & ANGLES: 36 KSI A 36, UNO O COAT O INHIBITOR PRIMER PAINT CONFORMING TO THE SPECIFICATIONS. FIELD TOUCH UP ALL UNPAINTED NICKED AND 2. ALL STRUCTURAL STEEL SHALL HAVE ONE SHOP F RUST O , WELDED AREAS. PAINT ALL STEEL EXPOSED TO VIEW TO MATCH EXISTING. 3. WELDING SHALL MEET ANSI/AWS D1.1 STRUCTURAL WELDING CODE. ELECTRODES SHALL BE 70 KSI LOW HYDROGEN. ALL WELDING SHALL BE PERFORMED BY CERTIFIED WELDERS. STEEL JOISTS AND JOIST GIRDERS 1. EXISTING STEEL JOISTS AND JOIST GIRDERS ARE ASSUMED TO BE IN GOOD CONDITION AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE STEEL JOIST INSTITUTE SPECIFICATIONS. ANY DAMAGE TO EXISTING JOISTS OR GIRDERS SHALL BE REPORTED PRIOR TO ADDING LOAD TO FRAMING. 2. PRIOR TO STARTING ANY WORK OR ADDING ANY ADDITIONAL LOADS TO THE ROOF STRUCTURE, CONTACTOR SHALL VISUALLY OBSERVE JOISTS AND JOIST GIRDERS FOR SIGNS OF DAMAGE OR DISTRESS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, BENT WEB AND/OR CHORD MEMBERS, CRACKED WELDS, MISSING WELDS, ETC. ANY DAMAGE TO EXISTING JOISTS OR JOIST GIRDERS SHALL BE REPORTED TO THE FOR PRIOR TO REINFORCING OR ADDING LOAD TO THE ROOF STRUCTURE. 3. NO WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED ON ANY EXISTING JOIST AND/OR JOIST GIRDER IDENTIFIED BY THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO BE DAMAGED OR DISTRESSES UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE FOR HAS PROVIDED WRITTEN INSTRUCTION TO DO SO. 4. ALL PAINT AND DEBRIS SHALL BE CLEANED FROM STUCTURAL MEMBER PRIOR TO WELDING. 5. HANGERS SUPPORTING MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT FROM JOIST CHORDS SHALL BE LOCATED WITHIN 3 INCHES OF JOIST PANEL POINTS OR JOIST SHALL BE REINFORCED PER JOIST REINFORCING DETAIL. HANGER LOADS GREATER THAN 100 POUNDS SHALL NOT BE ATTACHED TO THE EDGE OF CHORD ANGLES AND SHALL BE CENTERED ON JOIST CHORD. 6. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING BUILDING ELEMENTS THAT PREVENT ACCESS TO INSTALL JOIST REINFORCEMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SUSPENDED CEILINGS, DUCTWORK, RTU PLENUMS, CABLES, LARGE PIPING, ETC. 7. JOIST WEB CONFIGURATION IS SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY, FIELD VERIFY ACTUAL CONFIGURATION AND WEB TYPE. 8. ALL JOIST REINFORCEMENT SHALL BE INSTALLED AND INSPECTED BEFORE APPLYING NEW LOADS. I.E. RTU'S, AHU'S, COOLING TOWERS, AND ROOF SUPPORTED ITEMS. 9. PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF JOIST REINFORCEMENT, CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE ALL LIVE LOADS FROM JOISTS TO BE REINFORCED. THIS INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO PONDED WATER, ICE, SNOW (REMOVE SNOW TO EXPOSE ROOF MATERIAL), STAGED CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS / EQUIPMENT, ETC. 10. INSTALL WEB REINFORCING PRIOR TO CHORD REINFORCING. COPE OUTSTANDING LEG OF WEB REINFORCING AS REQUIRED FOR PLACEMENT OF CHORD REINFORCING. 11. IF EXISTING JOIST BRIDGING INTERFERES WITH INSTALLATION OF REINFORCING, REMOVE BRIDGING AND REPLACE IMMEDIATELY UPON COMPLETION OF REINFORCING INSTALLATION. IF BRIDGING TABS FOR BOLTED BRIDGING INTERFERE WITH INSTALLATION OF REINFORCING, REMOVE TABS AND REPLACE IMMEDIATELY UPON COMPLETION OF REINFORCING INSTALLATION. NEW CONNECTIONS SHALL MATCH EXISTING. 12. STEEL ERECTOR SHALL FIELD CUT REINFORCING TO FIT FROM STOCK LENGTHS. SPECIAL INSPECTIONS AS REQUIRED BY THE ENGINEER OF RECORD PERIODIC SPECIAL INSPECTIONS: 1. WELDING - REFER TO APPENDIX B OF THE SPECIFICATION. 2. JOIST REINFORCING - THE CTL SHALL INSPECT THE FINAL PLACEMENT AND WELDS OF ALL NEW REINFORCEMENT. UPON COMPLETION OF THE INSPECTIONS, THE CTL WILL SUBMIT THEIR REPORT TO JBA FOR FINAL APPROVAL. CERTIFIED TESTING LAB (CTL): THIS PROJECT REQUIRES SPECIAL INSPECTIONS THAT ARE TO BE PERFORMED BY THE APPROVED CERTIFIED TESTING LAB (CTL). UPON RECEIVING THE AWARD NOTICE ISSUED BY OWNER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE APPROVED CTL AND JOHNSTON BURKHOLDER ASSOCIATES (JBA) TO PROVIDE A CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE FOR WORK REQUIRING SPECIAL INSPECTIONS. CTL AND JBA CONTACT INFORMATION IS PROVIDED BELOW. THE CTL SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATING THE SPECIAL INSPECTIONS AND COMPLETING INSPECTION REPORTS. THE CTL SHALL SEND COMPLETED REPORTS, A LIST OF DEVIATIONS AND SUPPORT DOCUMENTATION TO JBA IN A TIMELY MANNER. JBA WILL REVIEW INSPECTION REPORTS AND RESPOND TO DEVIATIONS AS REQUIRED. TESTING LAB SHALL SEND OBSERVATION/TEST REPORTS TO: JOHNSTON BURKHOLDER ASSOCIATES ATTN: TREVOR WRIGHT (jba-hei@jbaengr.com) TESTING LAB SHALL SEND BILLING INVOICE TO: EVOCO FUZE SYSTEM (OR AS DIRECTED BY OWNER'S MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER) CTL CONTACT INFORMATION: COMPANY: ECS MID -ATLANTIC CONTACT: MICHAEL GALLI PHONE: (757) 229-6677 EMAIL: mgalli@ecslimited.com FIELD VERIFY GAP DISTANCE BETWEEN ANGLES; WELD PLATE THICKNESS JOIST TOP SHALL BE 1/8" THINNER (OR LESS) CHORD THAN GAP DISTANCE - z� 1/8 1/8 CURB CL PANEL POINT 1 1/2" MAX_ `I,... JOIST BOTTOM CHORD u PLATE SECTION A 1. BUILDING CODE A. BUILDING CODE 2020 FLORIDA BUILDING CODE 2. GRAVITY LOADS A. ROOF DEAD LOAD 12 PSF (PER ORIGINAL DRAWINGS) B. ROOF LIVE LOAD 20 PSF (MIN OR SNOW LOAD) C. ROOF SNOW LOADS 1. GROUND SNOW LOAD (Pg) 0 PSF 3. LATERAL LOADS A. WIND LOADS 1. BASIC WIND SPEED (3-SECOND GUST) - ULTIMATE DESIGN WIND SPEED 138 MPH 2. WIND EXPOSURE CATEGORY C 3. RISK CATEGORY II B. SEISMIC LOADS (SERVICE) 1. 5% DAMPED MAPPED ACCELERATION PARAMETER (Ss) 0.058 2. 1-SEC PERIOD MAPPED ACCELERATION PARAMETER (S1) 0.032 3. 5% DAMPED SPECTRAL RESPONSE COEFF. (Sds) 0.062 4. 1-SEC PERIOD SPECTRAL RESPONSE COEFF. (Sd1) 0.051 5. SITE CLASS D (DEFAULT) 6. RISK CATEGORY 11 7. IMPORTANCE FACTOR (le) 1.0 8. SEISMIC DESIGN CATEGORY A JOIST TOP CHORD I 1-6 /WELD 2" 1-6\EA END TYP, WELD 1/8 1-6 2" EA END SECTION B TYP, WELD 2" EA END SECTION C P, WELD EA END CL CL CL PANEL PANEL PANEL POINT CURB POINT CURB POINT 3" TYP B TOP CHORD 3" TYPV C 1 1/2" EA END PANEL POINT EA EN MAX TOP CHORD TOP CHORD PANEL POINT PANEL POINT � ! JOIST TOP CHORD - - - - - - - L 1 ---- ---- ---- BOTTOM CHORD PANEL POINT PROVIDE 7/8-(FIELD VERIFY) x 2" CONT PLATE BETWEEN TOP CHORD ANGLES AT LOCATIONS WHERE REINFORCING PER 2-S1 IS REQUIRED BUT CANNOT BE INSTALLED TO DUE TO AN EXISTING OBSTRUCTION; PLATE SHALL BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF NEW UNIT OPTION 1 JOIST BOTTOM CHORD GIST TOP :HORD JOIST BOTTOM PANEL POINT PROVIDE L1x1x3/16 EA SIDE OF JOIST TOP CHORD AT LOCATIONS WHERE REINFORCING PER 2-S1 IS REQURIED BUT CANNOT BE INSTALLED TO DUE TO AN EXISTING OBSTRUCTION; ANGLES SHALL BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF NEW UNIT Kai 01 ] ALTERNATE JOIST REINFORCING AT CONCENTRATED LOADS 3/4" = 1'-0" TOP CHORD PANEL 3" OR CONCENTRATED LOAD, REF NOTE if \ GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL FIELD STRUT (Laa3/16) EACH SIDE OF JOIST AT ALL LOCATIONS WHERE CONCENTRATED LOAD DOES NOT OCCUR WITHIN 3" OF A PANEL POINT. INSTALL ANGLE WITH ONE END AT LOCATION OF LOAD AND OTHER END AT A PANEL POINT ON THE OPPOSITE CHORD, TYP. ANGLES SHALL BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO NEW LOAD BEING APPLIED TO THE JOIST > 1/8 1 TYP EACH 1/8 1 END EACH ANGLE NOTE: PROVIDE JOIST REINF IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS DETAIL FOR ALL CONCENTRATED LOADS IN EXCESS OF 100 LBS. WHERE MORE THAN ONE CONCENTRATED LOAD EXISTS WITHIN A CHORD PANEL AND THE SUM OF THOSE LOADS EXCEEDS 100 LBS, PROVIDE JOIST REINFORCEMENT AS DETAILED SUCH THAT THE SUM OF THE LOADS WITHIN THE REMAINING UNSUPPORTED CHORD LENGTH DOES NOT EXCEED 100 LBS. r, CONCENTRATED LOAD, REF NOTE 3" OR GREATER BOTTOM CHORD PANEL JOIST TOP CHORD JOIST BOTTOM CHORD JOIST TOP CHORD JOIST BOTTOM PANEL POINT JOIST BOTTOM CHORD PROVIDE L1x1x3/16 EA SIDE OF JOIST TOP CHORD AT LOCATIONS WHERE REINFORCING PER 2-S1 IS REQUIRED BUT CANNOT BE INSTALLED TO DUE TO AN EXISTING OBSTRUCTION; ANGLES SHALL BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF NEW UNIT OPTION 3 NOTE: CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT EXISTING REF MECH I CURB IS LEVEL PRIOR TO FOR RTU INSTALLING NEW UNIT. u HOLD DOWN BRACKET; REF MECH FOR SIZE, LOCATION AND ATTACHMENT; PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF 6 HOLD DOWNS PER RTU REF SUPPLIER FOR CURB ADAPTER TO EXISTING CURB CONNECTION; PROVIDE MIN CONN OF 1/4-14 x 4" ZINC -PLATED SELF -DRILLING SCREW WITH BONDED SEALING WASHER; LOCATE IN PRE -DRILLED HOLES NEW OR EXISTING CURB ADAPTER EXISTING CURB 1/8 1 TYP EACH 1/8 1 END EACH ANGLE NOTE: PROVIDE JOIST REINF IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS DETAIL FOR ALL CONCENTRATED LOADS IN EXCESS OF 100 LBS. WHERE MORE THAN ONE CONCENTRATED LOAD EXISTS WITHIN A CHORD PANEL AND THE SUM OF THOSE LOADS EXCEEDS 100 LBS, PROVIDE JOIST REINFORCEMENT AS DETAILED SUCH THAT THE SUM OF THE LOADS WITHIN THE REMAINING UNSUPPORTED CHORD LENGTH DOES NOT EXCEED 100 LBS. r, CONCENTRATED LOAD, REF NOTE 3" OR GREATER BOTTOM CHORD PANEL JOIST TOP CHORD JOIST BOTTOM CHORD JOIST TOP CHORD JOIST BOTTOM PANEL POINT JOIST BOTTOM CHORD PROVIDE L1x1x3/16 EA SIDE OF JOIST TOP CHORD AT LOCATIONS WHERE REINFORCING PER 2-S1 IS REQUIRED BUT CANNOT BE INSTALLED TO DUE TO AN EXISTING OBSTRUCTION; ANGLES SHALL BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF NEW UNIT OPTION 3 NOTE: CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT EXISTING REF MECH I CURB IS LEVEL PRIOR TO FOR RTU INSTALLING NEW UNIT. u HOLD DOWN BRACKET; REF MECH FOR SIZE, LOCATION AND ATTACHMENT; PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF 6 HOLD DOWNS PER RTU REF SUPPLIER FOR CURB ADAPTER TO EXISTING CURB CONNECTION; PROVIDE MIN CONN OF 1/4-14 x 4" ZINC -PLATED SELF -DRILLING SCREW WITH BONDED SEALING WASHER; LOCATE IN PRE -DRILLED HOLES NEW OR EXISTING CURB ADAPTER EXISTING CURB W. c-'W mw-m �! d' OO 0) W O�ynU ~� C7z pit.2nW- Ww iz. w wz %HzapW3C_wiwo9w0 Of O 0- Z- waaw UcoFo-T z a<')mo: rn �ZZwwwwwz Wa aly m-OOwO2p O 65-Z z� w as zo �UUwctpTMofzd g 3WPIZg-o�°w�Z D ov°iw0��3z>ioyg m �,a� a a 1-oc°092o0o n�dTow:<F 2 W cn ; o q U- O,, vQj � y C 8 co z0 yC � j oo o0 �o U O m 2 O 00li © cp u 0 0 `) O j,0 t6 CL O a O � O � n/ Z o M N -Gig W N w m D z m O ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: JSH DRAWN BY: BWM DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 [JBA PROJECT NO: 2301500706 h No. &mow A.° 6/29/23 ENGINEER OF RECORD: BENJAMIN B. BAILEY, P.E. 930 CENTRAL STREET KANSAS CITY, MO 64105 FLORIDA LICENSE #88408 GENERAL NOTES AND EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT DETAILS STANDARD JOIST REINFORCING AT CONCENTRATED LOAD 3/4" = 1'-0" 5.0-2 RTU TO CURB ADAPTER ATTACHMENT NTS 6.0-4 SHEET: s 1 a co �D • JOIST REINF LEGEND NOTE: REINF TYPES AND LOCATIONS SHOWN ARE BASED ON INFORMATION GATHERED FROM A SCOPE TRIP. THE INFORMATION OBTAINED MAY HAVE BEEN LIMITED BY ACCESSIBILITY DUE TO CEILINGS, OTHER OBSTRUCTIONS AND/OR STORE OPERATIONS. • INDICATES ANTICIPATED LOCATION OF REQUIRED JOIST PANEL POINT REINFORCING PER 2-S1. IF REINFORCING PER 2-S1 CANNOT BE INSTALLED DUE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 $ g 10 11 1 Z TO EXISITNG OBSTRUCTIONS, PROVIDE REINFORCING PER ONE OF THE OPTIONS SHOWN IN 3-S1. SEE ROOF FRAMING PLAN FOR LOCATIONS. * I I I I I I UNIKNOWN AT THIS LOCATION. OR BIDDING PURPOSES ASSUME LOCATIONS WILL REQUIRED STANDARD REINF PER 2-S1 (REF DETAIL BELOW FOR I I I I I I I FIELD VERIFICATION CRITERIA). IF NO SYMBOL IS SHOWN, IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED THAT REINFORCEMENT FOR THAT LOCATION IS NOT REQUIRED. FIELD VERIFICATION CRITERIA: I REINF SHALL BE REQUIRED PER 2-S1 OR 3-S1 WHERE CENTERLINE OF I I HEADER ANGLE OR VERTICAL LEG OF EXISTING CURB IS GREATER THAN 3" FROM CENTERLINE OF NEAREST TOP CHORD PANEL POINT I I I I I I I I I I 3" OR_ � GREATER JOIST TOP CHORD I I I I I I I I I I PANEL POINT i - REF PLAN NOTE #1 OD JOIST TOP CHORD PANEL POINT EXISTING HEADER a o � � ANGLE (WHERE ❑ o ❑ REF PLAN o ❑ o RTU-35 ETR m z z U APPLICABLE) RTU-28 RTU-30 H 0 o RTU-34 ETR � W a m NOTE #2 RTU-31 H JOIST BOTTOM J H G — F E D C — B A ROOF F RAM I N G PLAN 1 1" = 20'-0" 6.7-1 M4 I H H H a - REF PLAN O LL� °-w °drrp � _r � LL LLSfAyW y Awp Z O� y O 00 U0 ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: JSH DRAWN BY: BWM DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 JBA PROJECT NO: 2301500706 NO. 83408 J IIli41 6/29/23 ENGINEER OF RECORD: BENJAMIN B. BAILEY, P.E. 930 CENTRAL STREET KANSAS CITY, MO 64105 FLORIDA LICENSE #88408 ROOF FRAMING PLAN SHEET: S2 2-WAY DB ETR 2000 - -REPLACE---- - — - — - — - — - — - — - — - — - — - - — - �— — - — - ` 1 RTU-31 REFURBISH I ' RTU-30 REFURBISH RTU-34 I REFURBISH I lof i REFURBISH 3-WAY REPLACE I SA8000 CFM OA 800 CFM RTU-28 DB ETR SA 4000 CFM ❑ RTU-29 3-WAY RA 7200 CFM DB ETR 4000 OA 400 CFM I IAQ I (20 TON) 8000 RA 3600 CFM REPLACE REPLACE 15.758 (10 TON) I RTU-32 RTU-33 15.758 [Fmol [2 ' �------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ --_j REFURBISH RTU-21 SA 2000 CFM OA 200 CFM RA 1800 CFM (5 TON) 15.758 2 M 1.1 3 M 1.1 REFURBISH REFURBISH REFURBISH l RTU-24 RTU-25 RTU-26 REPLACE I ETR AHU-2 SA 9000 CFM SA 9000 CFM SA 9000 CFM RTU-27 OA 0 CFM 6-WAY RA 9000 CFM DB ETR 6-WAY OA 0 CFM DB ETR RA 9000 CFM OA 0 CFM RA 9000 CFM 6-WAY I ❑ I (20 TON) 9000 9000 (20 TON) (20 TON) DB ETR IAQ 15.758 15.758 9000 I I 15.758 I , I I I I ETR AHU-1 2 M1.2 ------ ------ ------ --------------------� i (REPLACE RTU-13 U REPLACE REPLACE RTU-14 RTU-15 I I REPLACE RTU-1 I I i ❑ REPLACE ' I o RTU-2 iIAQ i I I REFURBISH I RTU-3 , I I ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ --------� REFURBISH RTU-22 SA 9000 CFM OA 0 CFM RA 9000 CFM (20 TON) 15.758 6-WAY DB ETR 9000 ETR AHU-3 REFURBISH RTU-23 SA 9000 CFM 6-WAY OA 0 CFM DB ETR RA 9000 CFM 9000 (20 TON) 15.758 IAQ r1 M1.2 -------------------------------�� REFURBISH � RTU-18 I REPLACEI SA 9000 CFM OA RA 0 CFM 0 CFM I RTU-19 I REFURBISH REFURBISH CFM. RTU-16 RTU-17 RA TON) SA 9000 CFM SA 9000 CFM (20 OA 0 CFM OA 0 CFM 15.758 I I RA 9000 CFM RA 9000 CFM (20 TON) (20 TON) 15.758 IAQ 6-WAY 15.758 6-WAY DB ETR DB ETR 1 9000 9000 6-WAY REPLACE 1 ' M1.DB ETR I RTU-12 ❑ 9000 I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - REPLACE REPLACE REPLACE REPLACE REPLACE REPLACE REPLACE RTU-11 ' RTU-4 RTU-5 RTU-6 RTU-7 RTU-8 RTU-9 I I IAQ I � IAQ I I I I I I I I I I REFURBISH I �-------------------------------------------------------L ------------------------------J REFURBISH RTU-20 SA 4000 CFM OA 0 CFM RA 4000 CFM (10 TON) 15.758 4-WAY DB ETR 4000 REFER TO SHEET M1.1 FOR MECHANICAL GENERAL NOTES AND SYMBOLS LEGEND REFER TO MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION FOR RTU AND AHU RIGGING SPECIFICATIONS AND DETAILS. CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR ALL DAMAGE CAUSED BY CONTRACTOR DURING NEW WORK NOTE: ALL WORK ON THIS SHEET IS TO BE COMPLETED BY OWNER APPROVED CONTRACTOR 24 HOURS PRIOR TO SHUTTING DOWN ANY REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS, HVAC SYSTEMS, OR BUILDING AUTOMATION CONTROLS SYSTEMS, SEND E-MAIL TO NSRM@WALMART.COM. THE E- MAIL SHALL STATE WHAT, WHY, AND WHEN IT IS BEING SHUT DOWN AND HOW LONG IT IS ANTICIPATED TO BE DOWN. THEN SEND A FOLLOW UP EMAIL TO NSRM@WALMART.COM AFTER THE WORK IS COMPLETE AND THE SYSTEM IS BACK UP AND RUNNING. LU 00� (� D O zwo awLL U ZU'Za w OF-w2Z�_OU, ZWL lL p I-OwHxwmz2:F2 Q� ��LLwwOpo�wu a p g� a- 0 Q 0 0 w w O ww �m >p¢ av~ 0<0aOwU~Fa< z O ¢0 = wawFffwwW2 �LLw ~ ~ ZaDo?zUwxz Z U Z Owui¢c,+ffw awU00¢ g Zcn_j O=wcn�0~.<u<ww �z��ZW�wwwwooE� d pO= Hw< 2DZOwOa Lowy ZF. BF- X�OwaDHw LLI Co Lu LUO H DN �d Ow 0L d'0'aF- Z 0 _ O O O O O CD O VI W ~ ~ MLLJ W W Lo W (n cN W CD CN Lu >coQ W OzCO Z EYLL Z O �N oCO O�o Lu Q of MU)of z Z 2 wz� w Z `DUEL W I- L l l LuJ VV Z W J J Lo M Lu J M cn W z � J O w U '- O m O %0 J 0 0LL o vJ o 0 CD J J 0 ' c� �! a T O N i Q 0 Z O W o �— 0 N 0 � W N w �m z m O ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: TDD DRAWN BY: NCL DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 THIS ITEM HAS BEEN ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED AND SEALED BY MICHAEL DEAN SCHAEFER ON THE DATE LISTED BELOW USING A DIGITAL SIGNATURE. PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 y:• no.8959.1 =: i.• STATE OF 06/30/2023 OVERALL MECHANICAL PLAN ry L1J W Lu Q U U) 0 J W Q U OVERALL MECHANICAL PLAN 1 1 = 20'-0" - - - EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. SHEET: m 1 TESTING AND BALANCING ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT KEYNOTES TAB GENERAL NOTES DEMOLITION AND SALVAGE CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE SCHEDULING WITH 07.26.13 _ REQUIREMENTS 15.705 CONNECT TO EXISTING SUPPLY/RETURN DUCTWORK TAB FIRM LISTED ON THE T1 SHEET (AIRFLOW INDICATED. BALANCING NOTE) WHEN THE MECHANICAL RTU/AHU DO NOT INCLUDE SALVAGE CREDIT FOR ROOFTOP 15.713 REBALANCE AIR DEVICE TO CFM SHOWN. REDISTRIBUTE AIR DUCTED SYSTEM EQUIPMENT AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT UNITS IN THIS PROJECT BID. FROM EXISTING DUCTWORK TO MATCH NEW CFM DUCTWORK WORK HAS BEEN INSTALLED, REQUIREMENTS. COMPLETED AND OPERATING. REMOVE AND REPLACE ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT UNITS SAW ETR 15.724 PROVIDE NEW CURB ADAPTER TO ACCOMMODATE NEW LISTED AND SHOWN ON THE PROJECT DOCUMENTS. 500 ROOFTOP UNIT INSTALLATION ON EXISTING CURB. TAB FIRM WILL TEST, ADJUST, AND BALANCE RTU/AHU REMOVE CONTROLS EQUIPMENT FROM EXISTING REFERENCE STRUCTURAL FOR CURB SUPPORT AND DUCTED SYSTEM (AS SCHEDULED ON SHEET M3) ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT UNITS, RETURN CONTROL 12"x12" ETR DETAILS. REFERENCE CURB ADAPTER NOTE FOR INCLUDING ASSOCIATED AIRFLOW OF AIR DEVICES AS COMPONENTS TO THE WALMART MECHANICAL CD ETR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION INDICATED ON THIS SHEET. EXCLUDE DROP BOXES SERVICES CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. COORDINATE 8"0 15.725 REPLACE EXISTING RTU SPACE TEMPERATURE AND CO2 HAVING NO BRANCH DUCTWORK AND EF DUCT WITH AES INDUSTRIES, INC. FOR THE EXISTING 200 SENSOR (IF APPLICABLE) WITH NEW AT SAME LOCATION. SYSTEMS (SHOWN) FROM BEING AIR BALANCED. ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT UNITS TO BE REMOVED FROM REF SHEET BAS1. THE STORE SITE. COORDINATE WITH THE WALMART r - r- _ _ 15.705 15.732 TEMPERATURE SENSOR LOCATION TO BE DETERMINED IN THE OA (IF NOT INDICATED ON THESE ENLARGED CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AN AREA FOR TEMPORARY REPLACE RTU-27i 1 UNIT STORAGE ON GRADE IN A VIABLE SECURE SA 1750 CFM FIELD. PLANS) SHOULD BE SET BASED ON WHAT IS LOCATION. PROVIDE FOR A ONE WEEK NOTICE TO AES I 1 OA 275 CFM 1 15.756 REMOVE EXISTING BAS CONTROLLERS FROM EXISTING INDICATED FOR OA ON THE RTU/AHU SCHEDULE INDUSTRIES, INC. FOR THE DATE OF UNIT PICK-UP. RA 1475 CFM i ROOFTOP UNITS TO BE REMOVED. RETURN TO OWNER'S FOUND ON SHEET M3. ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT UNITS SCHEDULED FOR PICK-UP (5 TON) L -L _ _ - J S-27 CONSTRUCTION MANAGER FOR SPARE PARTS INVENTORY. CONTRACTOR TO BE ON SITE DURING TAB WORK TO ARE THE PROPERTY OF WALMART AND SHALL NOT BE CUB" " RAG ETR 15.725 15.757 REFER TO ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT DEMOLITION AND PROVIDE ASSISTANCE WITH MECHANICAL RTU/AHU DAMAGED PRIOR TO PICK-UP. PROVIDE ALL LABOR AND 1475 SALVAGE REQUIREMENTS BOX NOTE. EQUIPMENT TO LOAD ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT UNITS. ry (REF BAS) DUCTED SYSTEM EQUIPMENT AND ASSOCIATED PROPERLY PACKAGE THE ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT UNITS CD ETR 15.758 ROOFTOP UNIT TO BE REFURBISHED BY OWNER'S DUCTWORK DEVICES (MANUAL VOLUME DAMPERS, 10"0 w CONTRACTOR. TEST AND BALANCE TO ADJUST OUTSIDE AIR ETC.). CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH THE SAM'S TO MEET FLATBED OR LESS THAN TRUCKLOAD (LTL) 250 `" TO CFM SHOWN ON THE PLANS. MAINTAIN ALL ECONOMIZER CLUB CONSTRUCTION MANAGER IF ANY DUCTWORK REQUIREMENTS. SECURE OR REMOVE ROOFTOP (TYP 3) N CONTROLS OPERATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS AS DEVICE IS REQUIRED TO BE REPLACED OR FURNISHED EQUIPMENT UNIT ACCESS DOORS, HOODS, ETC. PRIOR APPLICABLE. AND INSTALLED AT THE REQUEST OF THE TAB FIRM TO TO SHIPMENT TO AVOID EQUIPMENT DAMAGE OR OVER 15.773 CONTRACTOR TO FIELD PAINT CURB FRAME BOTTOM DECK COMPLETE THEIR TAB WORK. DIMENSIONAL FREIGHT. PAN. COLOR TO MATCH EXISTING CEILING UNDER AES INDUSTRIES, INC. SHALL COMPLY WITH EPA CLEAN STRUCTURE. AIR ACT, TITLE VI, SECTION 608 AND CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATION TITLE 40, PART 82 WHEN REMOVING AIR CONDITIONING OR REFRIGERATED EQUIPMENT UNITS. CD ETR CD ETR CD ETR AES SHALL DOCUMENT ALL REMOVED ROOFTOP 6"0 6"0 6"0 EQUIPMENT UNITS RECORDING THEIR IDENTIFICATION 75 50 100 NUMBERS, MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBERS, THE AMOUNT (TYP 2) OF REFRIGERANT RECOVERED FROM EACH UNIT, THE DATE OF DECOMMISSIONING, INCLUDING THE COMPANY NAME AND SIGNATURE OF AN ON -SITE SUPERVISOR. PROVIDE ALL OTHER DOCUMENTATION FOR NEW ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT UNITS INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIRED PROJECT CLOSE-OUT DOCUMENTS. "ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT" INCLUDES ROOFTOP UNITS TL E MECHANICAL C HAN I CAL PLAN SYSTEMS, AIR HANDLING UNITS (NDEN),MINI FAN 3 SYSTEMS. ROOF MOUNTED CONDENSERS, FAN COIL 1/8" = 1'-0" UNITS, AND CHILLERS ONLY. FOR REMOVAL OF ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT UNITS FROM STORE SITE, CONTACT: AES INDUSTRIES, INC. CLIFF JONES CJONES@AESCURB.COM (800) 786-0402 AES INDUSTRIES, INC. CHADLEDBETTER CLEDBETTER@AESCURB.COM (800) 786-0402 CD ETR 16"x14" ETR 12" 0 CD ETR SAW ETR ROOF CURB 400 S-31 (TYP 3) MANAGMENT 250 350 ADAPTER NOTES 15.725 15.732 07.26.13 f - r''' (REF BAS) OWNER SHALL FURNISH CURB ADAPTER AND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL PER MANUFACTURE'S 1 REPLACE RTU-31 REFURBISH RTU-30 REFURBISH RTU-34 INSTRUCTIONS (AS MANUFACTURED BY AES 1 SA 1200 CFM SA 1750 CFM SA 3500 CFM REPLACE RTU-29 15.705 i OA 120 CFM OA 210 CFM 2-WAY OA 31N 00- 86I0402) FORD NEW CONTACT ROOFTOP UNITS. SA 1750 CFM i 1 RA 1080 CFM RA 1540 CFM DB ETR RA 315 CFM 0 CFM CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH CURB OA 330 CFM L _ L _ _ _ J (3 TON) (5 TON) 3150 (10 TON) SUPPLIER THE EXACT TYPE OF OLD ROOFTOP UNIT RA 1420 CFM 15.773 15.758 SAW ETR 15.758 CURB AND NEW SIZE OF CURB REQUIRED FOR (5 TON) 1250 ROOFTOP UNITS. CONTRACTOR SHALL INSPECT IAQ CONDITION OF EXISTING FLEXIBLE CONNECTIONS AND r-r"'� CD ETR CD ETR REPLACE I CONNECTOR I DAMAGED OR I 1 SAW ETR 10,10 10,10 DETERIORATED. 15.705 1 t 1 18"x14" ETR 12"x14" ETR 250 80 340 S-33 FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING ROOFTOP UNITS TO i 1 RAG ETR (TYP 3) 15.725 INSURE PROPER FIT BETWEEN EXISTING ROOFTOP 1 1 CD ETR 18"5.7 0 113 L _ _ �. J 12"flJ ETR 10"Q1 1575 15.732 EQUIPMENT BASE TO NEW ROOFTOP UNIT. S-29 0 �� 340 w (REF BAS) 15.725 O REPLACE RTU-32 CURB ADAPTER SHALL BE INSTALLED ON AN EXISTING (TYP 2) S-32 CURB TO MAINTAIN LEVEL RTU INSTALLATION. ROUTE (REF BAS) 15.713 � SA 1750 CFM REPLACE RTU-33 20"x12" ETR OA 175 CFM 15.725 NEW CONDENSATE TO DRAIN AWAY FROM UNIT DOWN CD ETR RA 1575 CFM CD ETR 15.732 SA 1020 CFM SIDE SLOPE OF ROOF. RAG ETR 10,10 10" o (REF BAS) OA 105 CFM 1420 275 (5 TON) 260 RA 915 CFM SEE SPECIFICATION FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. (TYP 2) 15.705 (TYP 2) (3 TON) 1 12"x12" ETR f r 15.705 12"x12" ETR 16"x12" ETR CD ETR CD ETR 10"0 8"0 335 200 CD ETR L_L___J L _L___J (TYP 2) (TYP 2) 10"0 CD ETR RAG ETR 15.713 15.713 260 6"0 915 (TYP 2) 80 REAR OFFICE MECHANICAL PLAN 2 1/8" = 1'-0" REPLACE RTU-4 SA 1200 CFM OA 125 CFM REPLACE RTU-5 REPLACE RTU-6 REPLACE RTU-7 RA 1075 CFM SA 1200 CFM SA 1200 CFM SA 1750 CFM (3 TON) OA 120 CFM OA 160 CFM OA 240 CFM IAQ RA 1080 CFM RA 1040 CFM RA 1510 CFM RAG ETR (3 TON) (3 TON) (5 TON) 15.705 RAG ETR r -r--- �� 12"0 r _r___� I_ _rJ-kREZFBAS7) r _r___ 0 S-4 12"0 i 1 I 1 1 20"x12" ETR i 1 15.725 i 1 1 I 1 1 14"x14" ETR i 1 11 1 1 (REF BAS) i 1 1 15.705 I ► I 1/� I 1 � 1L_L___J L_L-__J L-L___L-L--- J RAG ETR -14"x14" ETR 1510 14"x14" ETR CD ETR RAG ETR COURTESY 12"x12" ETR BUISNFSS CFNTFR 10 Q1 16"0 8"x10" ETR 300 860 S 7 j (TYP 4) 15.713 15.725 CD ETR w (REF BAS) 8"0 `� 14"0 ETR 12"x12" ETR 200 0 RAG ETR ) ry N 14" 0 w RAG ETR (TYP 4 680 10"0 CD ETR X RAG ETR 200 10"0 CD ETR CD ETR 10,10 200 S-5 400 10,10 8"0 15.725 CD ETR (TYP 2) 300 200 15.732 8" 0 (TYP 4) (TYP 2) (REF BAS) 200 15,705 CD ETR 6"0 100 (TYP FOR ALL RTU REPLACEMENTS) 15.756 1 5 15.757 15.724 M2 M2 2 3 4 M2 A M2 A M2 12"x12" ETR MENS WOMENS RR RR REPLACE RTU-8 SA 1200 CFM OA 175 CFM RA 845 CFM (3 TON) 15.705 1 I B 1 i i F � 1 1 L_L___J 20"x12" ETR S-9 REPLACE RTU-9 15.725 SA 1750 CFM 15.732 OA 210 CFM (REF BAS) RA 1540 CFM (5 TON) CD ETR RAG ETR 15.705 6" 0 CD ETR r r 100 8" 0 � 1 15.713 190 1 15.713 y 1 1 I 1 1 � 1 1 12"x12" ETR 20"x12" ETR 0, RAG ETR CD ETR CD ETR w S-8 w 10,10 8" 0 N CD ETR 15.725 325 200 X 10"0 15.732 N (TYP 2) (TYP 3) N 400 (REF BAS) FRONT OFFICE MECHANICAL PLAN 1 1 /8" = V-0" ril w w Q U L7 0 w Q U 2 EAG ETR 14" 0 700 (TYP 2) RAG ETR CD ETR 6" 0 100 15.713 1:7_lteaa1:7 CD ETR 10"0 260 (TYP 6) 15.713 MECHANICAL SYMBOLS �2-RECTANGULAR DUCT 18" WIDE BY 12" DEEP 12" 0 12" DIAMETER ROUND DUCT SUPPLY DUCT IN SECTION L� RETURN OR EXHAUST DUCT IN SECTION ElELBOW WITH TURNING VANES TEE WITH TURNING VANES ROUND (OR OVAL) ELBOW RECTANGULAR (RADIUS THROAT AND HEEL) ELBOW RECTANGULAR (SQUARE THROAT / RADIUS HEEL) ELBOW VOLUME/BALANCE DAMPER SUPPLY AIR DIFFUSER WITH ROUND SUPPLY DUCT RETURN OR EXHAUST AIR DIFFUSER WITH ROUND DUCT CD DIFFUSER OR GRILLE TYPE 24"x24" BRANCH DUCT AND/OR NECK SIZE 450 CFM THERMOSTAT CS) TIMER HS-X HUMIDITY SENSOR (REF BAS SYMBOLS) 0S-X OVERRIDE SENSOR (REF BAS SYMBOLS) S-X TEMP SENSOR (REF BAS SYMBOLS) OP POTENTIOMETER FD FIRE DAMPER CFS) FIRE SMOKE DAMPER SD SMOKE DAMPER VD VOLUME DAMPER MD MOTORIZED DAMPER BD BACKDRAFT DAMPER MECHANICAL PLAN NOTE CALLOUT CONNECTION POINT OF NEW WORK TO EXISTING DETAIL REFERENCE. UPPER NUMBER INDICATES DETAIL M1 NUMBER LOWER NUMBER INDICATES SHEET NUMBER 1 SECTION CUT DESIGNATION M1 AC AIR CURTAIN AFF ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR AFG ABOVE FINISHED GRADE AHJ AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION AHU AIR HANDLING UNIT BTU BRITISH THERMAL UNIT CD CEILING SUPPLY AIR DIFFUSER CFM CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE DIN DOWN EA EXHAUST AIR EAG EXHAUST AIR GRILLE EF EXHAUST FAN EFV EXCESS FLOW VALVE ETR EXISTING TO REMAIN FF FINISHED FLOOR MAX MAXIMUM MIN MINIMUM RA RETURN AIR RAG RETURN AIR GRILLE RH RADIANT HEATER RTU ROOFTOP UNIT SA SUPPLY AIR SAW SUPPLY AIR WALL REGISTER UH UNIT HEATER UNO UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE DIRECTION OF FLOW GAS PRESSURE REGULATOR CLEANOUT CAP ELBOW UP ELBOW DOWN 10, TEE UP TEE DOWN �i ELBOW UP WITH SHUT-OFF VALVE (SOV) ELBOW DOWN WITH SHUT-OFF VALVE (SOV) fTl TEE UP WITH SHUT-OFF VALVE (SOV) TEE DOWN WITH SHUT-OFF VALVE (SOV) REDUCER 30 P-TRAP + GAS COCK CD CONDENSATE DRAIN (CD) G NATURAL GAS PIPING PG PROGANE GAS PIPING CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR ALL DAMAGE CAUSED BY CONTRACTOR DURING NEW WORK NOTE: ALL WORK ON THIS SHEET IS TO BE COMPLETED BY THE OWNER'S APPROVED CONTRACTOR REPLACE ANY MISSING OR DAMAGED CEILING TILE DURING CONSTRUCTION (TYP) CLEAN ALL EXISTING AIR DEVICES ASSOCIATED WITH DUCTED RTU REPLACEMENTS SHOWN ON THIS SHEET. EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. MECHANICAL GENERAL NOTES 1. GENERAL NOTES ARE APPLICABLE TO ALL MECHANICAL DRAWINGS. 2. PROVIDE ALL MATERIALS FOR A COMPLETE INSTALLATION IN ALL RESPECTS AND READY FOR INTENDED USE AND IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH STATE AND LOCAL CODES AND MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS. 3. STORE MUST BE KEPT IN OPERATION, ARRANGE ALL WORK TO KEEP DISRUPTIONS TO STORE OPERATIONS TO A MINIMUM. COORDINATE WITH EXISTING AND NEW CONSTRUCTION. COORDINATE DISRUPTIONS WITH THE OWNER'S CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. PAY ALL NECESSARY FEES AND PERMITS. 4. IF NEW CONSTRUCTION DISRUPTS EXISTING UNDERGROUND SERVICES (GAS, SEWER, DOMESTIC WATER, FIRE SPRINKLER, ETC.), PROVIDE ALL MATERIALS AND LABOR AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN THEIR PROPER OPERATION. 5. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR UTILIZING OWNER APPROVED ROOFING CONTRACTORS FOR CUTTING AND PATCHING ROOF. CONTRACTOR SHALL CUT AND SET CURB AND ROOFTOP UNIT AND FLASH ROOF BACK IN. CONTRACTOR SHALL PATCH AND REPAIR ANY ROOF WORK ASSOCIATED WITH THE INSTALLATION AND/OR REMOVAL OF ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT AND OR CURBS. 6. CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL EXHAUST FANS AND EXHAUST FAN CURBS. CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL ALL STRUCTURAL SUPPORTS FOR FANS. REFERENCE STRUCTURAL SHEETS FOR DETAILS. 7. CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL OWNER FURNISHED RTU CURB (IF USED). RTU'S SHALL BE FURNISHED BY OWNER AND INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. CURB ADAPTER (IF USED) SHALL BE FURNISHED BY OWNER AND INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. RTU SHALL BE SET ON ROOF CURB. DO NOT SET RTU DIRECTLY ON ROOF. COORDINATE RTU INSTALLATION WITH OWNER'S CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AND AES AS REQUIRED FOR RTU/AHU CURB ADAPTERS. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE MANUFACTURER FOR DELIVERY, INSPECT AND RECEIVE EQUIPMENT. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY REPAIRS TO DAMAGED UNITS UPON DELIVERY ACCEPTANCE. 8. REPLACE FILTERS ON NEW RTU NO MORE THAN ONE DAY PRIOR TO STARTING TEST & BALANCE PROCEDURES. FILTERS SHALL BE A MINIMUM MERV8 RATING, REFERENCE SPECIFICATIONS. 9. LABEL RTU WITH 6" BLACK PERMANENT PAINT STENCIL AND LABEL SENSOR WITH 2" HIGH BLACK PERMANENT PAINT STENCIL. NUMBER THE SENSOR TO CORRESPOND WITH RTU IT CONTROLS. LOCATE LABEL FOR UNIT NEAR ITS DISCONNECT SO IT IS READABLE FROM ROOF HATCH. FOR RTU EQUIPPED WITH RELAY FOR CO2 CONTROL, ALSO LABEL WITH 'IAQ' IN 3" RED LETTERS BELOW RTU NUMBER LABEL IN LIKE MANNER. 10. IF RTUS ARE INSTALLED BEFORE ROOFING IS COMPLETED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE WHICH OCCURS DURING THE ROOFING PROCESS, INCLUDING TAR ON COILS. 11. ROOFTOP UNIT REPLACEMENTS SHALL BE ORIENTED AS INDICATED ON PLAN. CONDENSATE P-TRAP DRAINS SHALL BE ON THE SIDE OF THE UNIT WITH THE SLOPE OF THE ROOF OR THE CONDENSATE DRAIN PIPING SHALL BE EXTENDED FROM THE P- TRAP TO THE SIDE OF THE UNIT WITH THE SLOPE OF THE ROOF. ROOFTOP UNIT CONDENSATE SHALL BE ROUTED TO DRAIN WITH THE SLOPE OF THE ROOF. 12. MECHANICAL FAILURE OF NEW ROOFTOP UNITS PRIOR TO ACCEPTANCE BY OWNER, SHALL BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED BY CONTRACTOR THROUGH WARRANTY AGREEMENT WITH MANUFACTURER. 13. IF APPLICABLE, COORDINATE ALL NEW GAS PIPING AND ROOF EQUIPMENT WITH EXISTING GAS PIPING, SKYLIGHTS, AND ROOF EQUIPMENT. FIELD VERIFY EXISTING CONDITIONS. IF APPLICABLE, CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE AND INSTALL ALL GAS PIPING UP TO AND INCLUDING THE REGULATOR AND FINAL CONNECTION TO THE EQUIPMENT. 14. ROOFTOP UNITS BEING ADDED TO EXISTING ROOF STRUCTURE SHALL BE INSTALLED WHEN THE UNITS ARRIVE AT THE JOB SITE. REFERENCE STRUCTURAL SHEETS FOR DETAILS. 15. INSTALL VTR'S A MINIMUM OF 24" AND FLUES A MINIMUM OF 36" FROM ROOF EDGE AND/OR PARAPET WALLS. INSTALL VTR'S, FLUES AND EXHAUST FANS A MINIMUM OF 10 FT FROM OUTSIDE AIR INTAKE OF ROOF TOP UNITS. INSTALL EXHAUST FANS AND ROOF TOP UNITS A MINIMUM OF 10 FT FROM ROOF EDGE OR A MINIMUM OF 60" FROM PARAPET WALLS THAT ARE AT LEAST 42" HIGH. 16. COORDINATE LOCATION OF DUCTWORK AND DIFFUSERS WITH LIGHT FIXTURES TO PREVENT EXCESSIVE SHADOWING OF THE SALES OR STOCK FLOORS. LIGHT FIXTURE LOCATIONS TAKE PRECEDENCE. FIELD VERIFY STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS BEFORE FABRICATION OF DUCTWORK. 17. FLEXIBLE DUCT CONNECTIONS TO NEW OR RELOCATED DIFFUSERS AND GRILLES ARE PROHIBITED. INSPECT CONDITION OF EXISTING DUCT AND REPLACE DAMAGED DUCT WITH EQUIVALENT TYPE OF DUCT AS REQUIRED. 18. DUCT SIZES SHOWN ON DRAWINGS ARE NET FREE AREA. CONTRACTOR'S OPTION, ROUND DUCTWORK OF EQUIVALENT FREE AREA MAY BE USED IN LIEU OF RECTANGULAR. INCREASE RECTANGULAR SHEET METAL SIZE AS REQUIRED FOR LINER. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE INSULATION THICKNESS. PROVIDE MINIMUM R-5 (INSTALLED VALUE) INSULATION ON ALL SUPPLY AND RETURN DUCTS AS SPECIFIED. PROVIDE DUCT LINER ON RECTANGULAR DUCTWORK OR WRAP INSULATION IF CONCEALED. PROVIDE WRAP INSULATION ON ALL RIGID ROUND SUPPLY AND RETURN DUCTS ABOVE FINISHED CEILINGS WHERE APPLICABLE. 19. DUCT SUPPORT AND GRILLE DETAIL IS APPLICABLE THROUGHOUT THE STORE. DO NOT USE FASTENERS THAT PENETRATE ROOF DECK. 20. PROVIDE SEISMIC BRACING BASED ON APPROPRIATE SEISMIC ZONE REQUIREMENTS PER SMACNA PUBLISHED SEISMIC DETAILS, LOCAL AND NATIONAL CODES. CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY INCLUDES STRUCTURAL ENGINEER'S CERTIFICATION ON DETAILS SUBMITTED FOR PERMITTING. 21. BUILDING COMPONENTS ABANDONED BY THE SCOPE OF WORK SHALL BE SECURED TO PREVENT FALLING, LOOSENING, OR CREATING DAMAGE OF ANY KIND IN THE FUTURE. 22. COMPLETE ASSET TAGGING PROCESS FOR ALL NEW RTU'S AND AHU'S. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS. 23. COORDINATE ALL WORK WITH OTHER TRADES. VERIFY CONDITIONS BEFORE FABRICATING MECHANICAL SYSTEMS (I.E., DUCTWORK). 24. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAINT ALL NEW WORK EXPOSED TO PUBLIC VIEW TO MATCH COLOR OF EXISTING ADJACENT SURFACES. 25. ENERGY MANAGEMENT/BAS CONTROL SYSTEM SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR. THE INSTALLING CONTRACTOR SHALL BE OWNER'S CONTROLS SYSTEM INSTALLATION CERTIFIED FOR SYSTEM VENDOR. REFER TO ELECTRICAUBAS PLANS FOR EQUIPMENT CONTROLS NOT SHOWN ON MECHANICAL PLANS. EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING THE WORK PROPERLY. 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SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 mom 89591 .00 'a i STATE OF 06/30/2023 ENLARGED MECHANICAL PLANS SHEET- M1.1 B of w w w Q U 0 J w Q U K CD ETR 10"0 300 CD ETR 12"0 450 (TYP 2) REPLACE RTU-13 SA 1200 CFM OA 180 CFM RA 1020 CFM r - r - - - (3TON) i 1 I I I I I I 1 I 1 I 1 L --_J RAG ETR 16"0 15.705 AS1 (REF BAS) (TYP FOR ALL RTU REPLACEMENTS 15.756 1 2 15.757 M2 M2 15.724 PRODUCE 3 4 5 PREP M2 M2 M2 REPLACE RTU-14 SA 8000 CFM REPLACE RTU-15 OA 2000 CFM SA 2000 CFM RA 6000 CFM OA 200 CFM (20 TON) RA 1800 CFM r-r---------I (5 TON) I I 15.705 r -r--- CD ETR ° I I 15.705 30"x28" ETR PRODUC 14"0 t I 10"x10" ETR I I 20"x12" ETR COOLER 1000 I I r I I I I I 1 1 L-$-------__L-L_-._J CD ETR 0-1 8"0 S-14 w S-15 200 15.725 15.725 (TYP 2) RAG ETR SERVICE DEL (REF BAS) X (REF BAS) 18,10 CD ETR o 1800 14"0 0-1 co 850 w 0o RAG ETR X 3000 N (TYP 2) 24"x28" ETR 24"x20" ETR 16"0 ETR BAKERY - - FREEZER BAKERY CD ETR COOLER 12 0 750 12"x12" ETR CD ETR 10"0 400 (TYP 3) CD ETR 16"0 1350 (TYP 4) FIELD VERIFY EXISTING SUPPLY DUCTWORK IS ADEQUATELY SIZED FOR 1650 CFM AND RETURN IS ADEQUATELY SIZED FOR 1470 CFM HS-12 OS-12 15.720 15.725 15.732 (REF BAS) CD ETR CD 10"0 ETR 400 RAG ETR 15.705 rr - - - - - � 1 12"0 ETR : 1 = 16"x16" ETR 14"x14" ETR RAG ETRI I S-1 1800 I I I 15.725 (TYP LL-----J 15.732 CD ETR REPLACE RTU-1 (REF BAS) 12"0 SA 4000 CFM 700 OA 400 CFM RA 3600 CFM (10 TON) FOOD TENANT r -r--- �16"xl6" ETR I 1 I 1 14"x14" ETR I I I 1 REPLACE RTU-2 L _ L- - 15.705 SA 2000 CFM OA 200 CFM RA 1800 CFM (5 TON) RAG ETR IAQ 900 (TYP 2) CART STORAGE CD ETR 14"0 750 (TYP 2) (:FRONT GROCERY MECHANICAL PLAN 2) 1 /8" = V-0" CD ETR 14"0 700 (TYP 4) 12"0 ETR CD ETR 12"0 500 RAG ETR CD ETR REPLACE RTU-11 ��SA of 1750 CFM RAG ETR w r ---� OA 175 CFM 1575 i I RA 1575 CFM X I I i (5 TON) I I F IAQ CD ETR n I I 10"0 L -L---J 220 (REF BAS) CD ETR 10"0 220 ry w HAIR CARE X 0 N CD ETR 10"0 CD r -r- - - 300 ETR I � I 1 r -I ° CD I 1 L I ETR I 1 I I 1 r—-I L REPLACE RTU-1 2 SA 1650 CFM 15.705 CD ETR OA 180 CFM 6„0 RA 1470 CFM 100 (5 TON) CD ETR 8"0 150 8"0 ETR SAW ETR 225 - 12"0 ETR CD ETR CD ETR 12"0 10"0 SAW ETR 500 220 CD ETR 125 (TYP 4) 12"0 465 8"0 ETR W(REFBAS) SAW ETR 125 REFURBISH RTU-10 SA 4000 CFM OA 400 CFM RA 3600 CFM (10 TON) 15.758 18"0 ETR S-3 S-10 (REF BAS) (REF BAS) REFURBISH 6-Way 6-WAY RTU-3 DB ETR DB ETR SA 4000 CFM 3000 2500 OA 400 CFM RA 3600 CFM GR (10 TON) CD ETR VESTIBULE 15.758 1000 12"0 ETR UP ili AL SALES CD ETR 10"0 300 REPLACE RTU-19 SA 9000 CFM OA 0 CFM RA 9000 CFM (20 TON) 16"0 ETR CD ETR 10"0 270 CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE SCHEDULING WITH TAB FIRM LISTED ON THE T1 SHEET (AIRFLOW BALANCING NOTE) WHEN THE MECHANICAL RTU/AHU DUCTED SYSTEM EQUIPMENT AND ASSOCIATED DUCTWORK WORK HAS BEEN INSTALLED, COMPLETED AND OPERATING. TAB FIRM WILL TEST, ADJUST, AND BALANCE RTU/AHU DUCTED SYSTEM (AS SCHEDULED ON SHEET M3) INCLUDING ASSOCIATED AIRFLOW OF AIR DEVICES AS INDICATED ON THIS SHEET. EXCLUDE DROP BOXES HAVING NO BRANCH DUCTWORK AND EF DUCT SYSTEMS (SHOWN) FROM BEING AIR BALANCED. THE OA (IF NOT INDICATED ON THESE ENLARGED PLANS) SHOULD BE SET BASED ON WHAT IS INDICATED FOR OA ON THE RTU/AHU SCHEDULE FOUND ON SHEET M3. CONTRACTOR TO BE ON -SITE DURING TAB WORK TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE WITH MECHANICAL RTU/AHU DUCTED SYSTEM EQUIPMENT AND ASSOCIATED DUCTWORK DEVICES (MANUAL VOLUME DAMPERS, ETC.). CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH THE SAM'S CLUB CONSTRUCTION MANAGER IF ANY DUCTWORK DEVICE IS REQUIRED TO BE REPLACED OR FURNISHED AND INSTALLED AT THE REQUEST OF THE TAB FIRM TO COMPLETE THEIR TAB WORK. 6-WAY DB ETR 7760 r-r---------� ! II : I : Lg� I I r I I I 15.705 CD ETR S-19 10"0 15.725 270 (REF BAS) REFER TO SHEET M1.1 FOR MECHANICAL GENERAL SALES 1 FLOOR MECHANICAL PLAN NOTES AND SYMBOLS LEGEND 1/8" = V-0" CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR ALL DAMAGE CAUSED BY CONTRACTOR DURING NEW WORK NOTE: ALL WORK ON THIS SHEET IS TO BE COMPLETED BY THE OWNER'S APPROVED CONTRACTOR REPLACE ANY MISSING OR DAMAGED CEILING TILE DURING CONSTRUCTION (TYP) CLEAN ALL EXISTING AIR DEVICES ASSOCIATED WITH DUCTED RTU REPLACEMENTS SHOWN ON THIS SHEET. EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND THE WORK PROPERLY. 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PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 �A No, Ma 89591 la :4 i.._ STATE OFMA • 06/30/2023 ENLARGED MECHANICAL PLANS SHEET- M1.2 Of w U. w Q _ U co 0 J w Q U PROVIDE GALVANIZED STEEL NIPPLE LENGTH TO EXTEND TRAP AWAY FROM RTU AND CURB ADAPTER. PROVIDE SUPPORT IF PIPE NIPPLE IS LONGER THAN 12". STAINLESS STEEL ADJUSTABLE HOSE CLAMP RUBBER CONDENSATE TRAP TU ASSEMBLY FURNISHED BY RTU EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER. DRAIN PAN CURB UNIT CONNECTION ROOF RTU CONDENSATE DRAIN DETAIL NTS RTU NEOPRENE TAPE GASKET #1/4-14x4" ZINC PLATED DRILLING SCREWS WITH NEOPRENE/SS BONDED SEALING WASHER AT PRE - DRILLED HOLES. REFER TO MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS FOR LOCATION EXIST FLASHING MEMBRANE EXIST ROOF MEMBRANE EXIST INSULATION CURB ADAPTER NEOPRENE TAPE GASKET 1" DUCT LINER EXIST METAL CURB EXIST INSULATION RTU ON CURB ADAPTER NTS NOTE: FOR ROOF PENETRATIONS LOCATED WHERE WALKWAY PADS ARE INSTALLED, TRIM WALKWAY PADS 4" FROM EDGE OF ROOF PENETRATION FLASHING BEFORE PAD INSTALLATION. NOTE: DO NOT INSTALL WALK WAY PADS UNTIL ROOF PENETRATION FLASHINGS ARE COMPLETE. PROVIDE SINGLE ROW OF WALKWAY PADS ON ACCESS SIDE OF UNIT. FIELD VERIFY LOCATION - PROVIDE SINGLE ROW OF WALKWAY PADS ON ACCESS SIDE OF UNIT. FIELD VERIFY LOCATION #1/4-14x4" ZINC PLATED DRILLING SCREWS WITH NEOPRENE/SS BONDED SEALING WASHER AT PRE - DRILLED HOLES. REFER TO MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS FOR LOCATION ROOFTOP UNIT NEW SA/RA WITH LINER NEW ROOF CURB ADAPTER. COORDINATE WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEER FOR STRUCTURAL REINFORCEMENT AND MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION DETAILS SA DUCTWORK, OR SA DROP BOX ETR G JOIST (TYP) NOTE: ROOFTOP UNIT BOTTOM NEOPRENE PAD SELF -SEALS TO TOP OF CURB ADAPTER PROVIDE CONTINUOUS NEOPRENE GASKET TO ALL FLANGED METAL -TO-METAL CONNECTIONS FOR A PROPER SEAL (TYP) EQUIPMENT RESTRAINT BRACKETS. REF HVAC SEISMIC/WIND RESTRAINT BRACKET DETAIL EXISTING ROOF CURB ROOF RA DUCTWORK, OR RA PLENUM ETR RTU INSTALLATION WITH CURB ADAPTER DETAIL NTS BRACKET TEK SCREWS (# DEPENDENT ON BRACKET SIZE) G HVAC UNIT BRACKET CONSTRUCTION, QUANTITIES, AND SPACING SHOWN ON THIS DETAIL IS FOR GENERAL COORDINATION ONLY. INSTALL BRACKETS ACCORDING TO CURB/CURB ADAPTER MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. CURB ADAPTER CURB 'BRACKET SIZE AND 8" FROM QUANTITY DEPENDS CURB ON SITE WIND SPEED ROOF (TYP) -75 CURB ADAPTER BRACKET ATTACHMENT 3&5 10TON RRTUil TON RTU AHU PROVIDE CRICKET AT ALL NEW ROOF CURBS FOR MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT, SKYLIGHTS, RTU'S, AHU'S, ETC. INSTALL ROOFING INSULATION WITH 1/2" PER FOOT SLOPE TO PROVIDE POSITIVE DRAINAGE AROUND UNITS. PAD LAYOUT 2 NTS BRACKET TEK SCREWS (# DEPENDENT ON BRACKET SIZE) G HVAC UNIT "BRACKET SIZE AND CURB QUANTITY DEPENDS ON SITE WIND SPEED LENNOX RTU BRACKET LAYOUT CURB BRACKET ATTACHMENT BRACKET TYP SCREW HOLES EQ SPACED TYP r GALV STRAP TYP GALV STRAP TYP LENNOX RTU BRACKET MUNTERS AHU BRACKET MUNTERS AHU BRACKET LAYOUT BRACKETS ARE FURNISHED WITH ROOF CURB OR CURB ADAPTER. ROOF CURB/CURB ADAPTER SUPPLIER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DESIGN AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE BRACKETS. COORDINATE FINAL BRACKET LOCATIONS AND INSTALLATION WITH ALL SUPPLIERS AND DO NOT OBSTRUCT OPENINGS OR UTILITY CONNECTIONS. 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SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 _�� Mo.8969, �i STATE OF � �'lb... i_ i 06/30/2023 MECHANICAL DETAILS SHEET: M 2 OWNERS ROOFTOP UNIT SCHEDULE (LENNOX) OUTSIDE AIR REQUIREMENTS, IMC-2018 (IP) SINGLE -ZONE SYSTEMS ONLY FLOOR AREA SYSTEM AVERAGED SYSTEM SYSTEM AVERAGED REQUIRED REQUIRED SYSTEM SYSTEM TAB NAME SINGLE -ZONE SYSTEM SERVED AREA -BASED POPULATION PEOPLE -BASED OA INTAKE DCV OA INTAKE DESIGN OA NOTES DESIGNATION OR LIST'SINGLE' ASSOCIATED BY SYSTEM [As] OUTDOOR AIR RATE [Ps) OUTDOOR AIR RATE FLOW [Vot] FLOW [Vat] INTAKE FLOW [Vot] VENTILATION ZONE (SF) (CFM/SF) (PEOPLE) (CFM/P) (CFM) (CFM) (CFM) RTU-1 MZ RTU-1 - 980 0.120 6 7.50 172 N/A 400 RTU-2 SINGLE ZONE FOOD TENANT SEATING 1,480 0.180 20 7.50 521 333 200 A, B RTU-3 SINGLE ZONE GR VESTIBULE 1,462 0.060 11.696 7.50 219 N/A 400 RTU-4 SINGLE ZONE NAILPORT 820 0.120 20.5 20.00 636 123 125 A RTU-5 MZ RTU-5 - 644 0.097 5.21 6.92 99 N/A 120 RTU-6 SINGLE ZONE CASH CENTER 728 0.120 5 7.50 156 N/A 160 RTU-7 MZ RTU-7 - 1,571 0.076 12 7.50 240 N/A 240 RTU-8 SINGLE ZONE TENANT 837 0.120 5 7.50 172 N/A 175 RTU-9 SINGLE ZONE TENANT 1,030 0.120 5 7.50 201 N/A 210 RTU-10 SINGLE ZONE GM VESTIBULE 1,526 0.120 22.89 7.50 444 N/A 450 RTU-11 MZ RTU-11 - 1,119 0.084 18.975 20.00 634 126 175 A RTU-12 MZ RTU-12 - 591 0.158 8 5.00 133 N/A 135 RTU-13 MZ RTU-13 - 1,319 0.120 4 0.00 180 N/A 180 RTU-14 SINGLE ZONE DELI/BAKERY PREP 1,420 0.120 6 7.50 269 N/A 2,000 C RTU-15 MZ RTU-15 - 930 0.120 8 5.63 157 N/A 200 RTU-19 MZ RTU-19 - 922 0.120 3 7.50 134 N/A 0 B RTU-20 SINGLE ZONE SEASONAL SALES 4,731 0.120 32 7.50 1,010 710 0 B, D RTU-21 SINGLE ZONE GR STOCKROOM 2,416 0.120 0 0.00 362 WA 365 RTU-27 MZ RTU-27 - 1,743 0.103 9.64 7.32 271 N/A 275 RTU-28 SINGLE ZONE GR RECEIVING 3,194 0.120 5 10.00 542 WA 545 RTU-29 SINGLE ZONE BREAKROOM 1,448 0.180 48 7.50 776 326 330 A RTU-30 MZ RTU-30 - 1,798 0.111 1.32 5.00 207 WA 210 RTU-31 SINGLE ZONE UPC 308 0.000 0 0.00 0 N/A 120 RTU-32 MZ RTU-32 - 1,437 0.041 0.00001 0.00 58 N/A 175 RTU-33 SINGLE ZONE TRAINING 508 0.060 10 5.00 101 WA 105 RTU-34 MZ RTU-34 - 7,233 0.031 6.7 1.27 232 N/A 350 RTU-35 SINGLE ZONE GM RECEIVING 5,204 0.120 5 10.00 843 N/A 845 AHU-1,2 SINGLE ZONE GR SALES 32,946 0.060 219.64 7.50 4,530 2,471 10,000 D RTU16-19, RTU22-26, AHU-3 SINGLE ZONE GM SALES 101,642 0.120 594 7.50 20,815 15,246 5,000 B, D TOTALS 34,113 19,335 23,490 GENERAL NOTES: 1. VENTILATION CALCULATIONS BASED ON IMC-2018. 2. SYSTEM POPULATIONS BASED ON MAX SEATING AND/OR CODE MAXIMUM VALUES. 3. 100% OA SYSTEMS (Vot = fall zones Voz): WHEN ONE AIR HANDLER SUPPLIES ONLY OUTDOOR AIR TO ONE OR MORE ZONES. EACH ZONE IS INDIVIDUALLY CALCULATED WITH ITS WORST CASE ZONE AIR DISTRIBUTION EFFECTIVENESS (HEATING/COOLING). 4. MULTI -ZONE RECIRCULATING SYSTEMS: CALCULATOR USED TO DETERMINE VENTILATION AIRFLOW INCOMPLIANCE WITH IMC-2018 VRP AND ASHRAE 62.1-2016 APPENDIX A. VENTILATION RATE SHOWN IS ACTUAL CALCULATED WITH CORRECTION FACTORS INCLUDED. EACH ZONE IS CALCULATED WITH ITS WORST CASE ZONE AIR DISTRIBUTION EFFECTIVENESS (HEATING/COOLING) AS PART OF CALCULATIONS TO FIND Ev. NOTES: A. UNIT SUPPLIED WITH CO2 SENSOR FOR DCV FLOW RATE. DESIGN OA SHOWN IS MINIMUM, UNIT IS CAPABLE TO BRING IN MAX OA TO MEET [Vol]. REFER TO RTU SCHEDULE. B. VENTILATION AIR PROVIDED VIA TRANSFER FROM SPACES SERVED BY AHUlRTU. C. AIRFLOW IS FOR EXHAUST MAKEUP AS REQUIRED BY THE VENTILATION STANDARD. D. UNIT SUPPLIED WITH CO2 SENSOR FOR DCV FLOW RATE WHERE INDICATED ON THE PLANS. NOTE THAT RTU-17, RTU-23, RTU-24 ARE CAPABLE OF PROVIDING ADDITIONAL 27,000 CFM TOTAL OA TO THE SALES FLOOR FOR THESE UNITS HAVING CO2 SENSORS. aLu co Lu . E2 .1 . OEI EXISTING RTU INFORMATION CAPACITY HEAT HEAT INPUT MARK EMS DESIGNATION MANUFACTURER MODEL (TONS) TYPE (KW) NOTES RTU-1 FOOD TENANT KITCHEN AAON RK-10-3-GO-1C2 10 EL 30 A RTU-2 FOOD TENANT SEATING AAON RK-05-3-GO-1131 5 EL 20 A,B RTU-3 GR VESTIBULE AAON RK-10-3-GO-1 C2 10 EL 30 C RTU-4 NAIL TENANT AAON RK-03-3-GO-8A1 3 EL 10 A RTU-5 TENANT/CASH/COUNT AAON RK-03-3-GO-8A1 3 EL 10 A RTU-0 MONEY CENTER AAON RK-03-3-GO-8A1 3 EL 10 RTU-25 GM SALES AAON RK-20-3-GO-000 20 C RTU-31 UPC AAON RK-03-3-GO-000 3 3. IF EXISTING RTU(S) HAVE EXISTING CURB ADAPTER(S) AND ARE BEING REPLACED, REMOVE A RTU-7 COURTESY/RRs AAON RK-05-3-GO-161 5 EL 20 A RTU-8 TENANT AAON RK-03-3-GO-8A1 3 EL 10 A RTU-9 TENANT AAON RK-05-3-GO-161 5 EL 20 A RTU-10 GM VESTIBULE AAON RK-10-3-GO-1C1 10 EL 30 C RTU-11 BEAUTY SALON AAON RK-05-3-GO-000 5 - -- A RTU-12 PHARMACY LENNOX SCA060H46E1G 5 EL 15 A RTU-13 PRODUCE/SEAFOOD PREP AAON RK-03-3-GO-8A1 3 EL 10 A RTU-14 DELI/BAKERY PREP AAON RK-20-3-GO-000 20 - -- q RTU-15 DELI/BAKERY SALES AAON RK-05-3-GO-000 5 -- -- A RTU-16 CHECKOUT AAON RK-20-3-GO-1 D2 20 EL 40 C RTU-17 CHECKOUT AAON RK-20-3-GO-1 20 EL 40 B,C RTU-18 CHECKOUT AAON RK-20-3-GO-1 D2 20 EL 40 C RTU-19 GM SALES / VC AAON RK-20-3-GO-1 D2 20 EL 40 A RTU-20 SEASONAL AAON RK-10-3-GO-1D1 10 EL 40 C RTU-21 GR STOCK AAON RK-05-3-GO-1 B1 5 EL 20 C RTU-22 GM SALES AAON RK-20-3-GO-000 20 -- - C RTU-23 GM SALES AAON RK-20-3-GO-1 D2 20 EL 40 B,C RTU-24 GM SALES AAON RK-20-3-GO-000 20 B,C -- -- -- -- RTU-26 GM SALES AAON RK-20-3-GO-000 20 - -- C RTU-27 TLE AAON RK-05-3-GO-161 5 EL 20 A RTU-28 GR RECEIVING AAON RK-10-3-GO-1D2 10 EL 40 C RTU-29 BREAKROOM AAON RK-05-3-GO-000 5 -- -- A RTU-30 OFFICE/LOCKER AAON RK-05-3-GO-1B1 5 EL 20 C -- -- A RTU-32 REAR RRs AAON RK-05-3-GO-000 5 -- - A RTU-33 TRAINING AAON RK-03-3-GO-000 3 -- -- A RTU-34 CLAIM/STOCK AAON RK-10-3-GO-iB1 10 EL 20 C RTU-35 GM RECEIVING AAON RK-20-3-GO-000 20 EL 40 C GENERAL INFORMATION: 1. EXISTING RTU INFORMATION PROVIDED FOR BAS AND REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY AND NOT INTENDED FOR PURCHASE ORDER REQUESTS. 2. THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFICATION OF ALL EXISTING RTU INFORMATION. EXISTING CURB ADAPTER(S) PRIOR TO INSTALLING NEW CURB ADAPTER(S). DO NOT INSTALL A CURB ADAPTER ON TOP OF AN EXISTING CURB ADAPTER. COORDINATE ORIGINAL CURB DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS WITH AES AS REQUIRED FOR REPLACEMENT RTU COMPATIBILITY. 4. EXISTING BAS VENDOR IS NOVAR. NOTES: A. EXISTING RTU TO BE REPLACED AS INDICATED. B. EXISTING RTU IS A DEDICATED INDOOR AIR QUALITY UNIT EQUIPPED WITH CO2 CONTROLS. C. EXISTING ROOFTOP UNIT TO REMAIN AND BE REFURBISHED BY COTRACTOR. =F7 c) 0 U O m zuio aWOo> � w � u. m�wmzFoazai W W xzLL��'aW��z � �a 3tag`�!` ay�apw w m m O o_� �zQO�OWj�HaQ O �LLLL W"�OZouWi�OSO zdw2Z0 3u�=u9a��t. 4~�~ ociawoOWWyo:)zNa aZWFfnJW06 � a_oo �,o„�aSz�vW,=g mwd z��o �awam Pw LOW 0Q7Q: WUWW7R�Q= :/i ��NUDVJdO 0.'�F- OEI EXISTING RTU INFORMATION CAPACITY HEAT HEAT INPUT MARK EMS DESIGNATION MANUFACTURER MODEL (TONS) TYPE (KW) NOTES RTU-1 FOOD TENANT KITCHEN AAON RK-10-3-GO-1C2 10 EL 30 A RTU-2 FOOD TENANT SEATING AAON RK-05-3-GO-1131 5 EL 20 A,B RTU-3 GR VESTIBULE AAON RK-10-3-GO-1 C2 10 EL 30 C RTU-4 NAIL TENANT AAON RK-03-3-GO-8A1 3 EL 10 A RTU-5 TENANT/CASH/COUNT AAON RK-03-3-GO-8A1 3 EL 10 A RTU-0 MONEY CENTER AAON RK-03-3-GO-8A1 3 EL 10 RTU-25 GM SALES AAON RK-20-3-GO-000 20 C RTU-31 UPC AAON RK-03-3-GO-000 3 3. IF EXISTING RTU(S) HAVE EXISTING CURB ADAPTER(S) AND ARE BEING REPLACED, REMOVE A RTU-7 COURTESY/RRs AAON RK-05-3-GO-161 5 EL 20 A RTU-8 TENANT AAON RK-03-3-GO-8A1 3 EL 10 A RTU-9 TENANT AAON RK-05-3-GO-161 5 EL 20 A RTU-10 GM VESTIBULE AAON RK-10-3-GO-1C1 10 EL 30 C RTU-11 BEAUTY SALON AAON RK-05-3-GO-000 5 - -- A RTU-12 PHARMACY LENNOX SCA060H46E1G 5 EL 15 A RTU-13 PRODUCE/SEAFOOD PREP AAON RK-03-3-GO-8A1 3 EL 10 A RTU-14 DELI/BAKERY PREP AAON RK-20-3-GO-000 20 - -- q RTU-15 DELI/BAKERY SALES AAON RK-05-3-GO-000 5 -- -- A RTU-16 CHECKOUT AAON RK-20-3-GO-1 D2 20 EL 40 C RTU-17 CHECKOUT AAON RK-20-3-GO-1 20 EL 40 B,C RTU-18 CHECKOUT AAON RK-20-3-GO-1 D2 20 EL 40 C RTU-19 GM SALES / VC AAON RK-20-3-GO-1 D2 20 EL 40 A RTU-20 SEASONAL AAON RK-10-3-GO-1D1 10 EL 40 C RTU-21 GR STOCK AAON RK-05-3-GO-1 B1 5 EL 20 C RTU-22 GM SALES AAON RK-20-3-GO-000 20 -- - C RTU-23 GM SALES AAON RK-20-3-GO-1 D2 20 EL 40 B,C RTU-24 GM SALES AAON RK-20-3-GO-000 20 B,C -- -- -- -- RTU-26 GM SALES AAON RK-20-3-GO-000 20 - -- C RTU-27 TLE AAON RK-05-3-GO-161 5 EL 20 A RTU-28 GR RECEIVING AAON RK-10-3-GO-1D2 10 EL 40 C RTU-29 BREAKROOM AAON RK-05-3-GO-000 5 -- -- A RTU-30 OFFICE/LOCKER AAON RK-05-3-GO-1B1 5 EL 20 C -- -- A RTU-32 REAR RRs AAON RK-05-3-GO-000 5 -- - A RTU-33 TRAINING AAON RK-03-3-GO-000 3 -- -- A RTU-34 CLAIM/STOCK AAON RK-10-3-GO-iB1 10 EL 20 C RTU-35 GM RECEIVING AAON RK-20-3-GO-000 20 EL 40 C GENERAL INFORMATION: 1. EXISTING RTU INFORMATION PROVIDED FOR BAS AND REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY AND NOT INTENDED FOR PURCHASE ORDER REQUESTS. 2. THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFICATION OF ALL EXISTING RTU INFORMATION. EXISTING CURB ADAPTER(S) PRIOR TO INSTALLING NEW CURB ADAPTER(S). DO NOT INSTALL A CURB ADAPTER ON TOP OF AN EXISTING CURB ADAPTER. COORDINATE ORIGINAL CURB DIMENSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS WITH AES AS REQUIRED FOR REPLACEMENT RTU COMPATIBILITY. 4. EXISTING BAS VENDOR IS NOVAR. NOTES: A. EXISTING RTU TO BE REPLACED AS INDICATED. B. EXISTING RTU IS A DEDICATED INDOOR AIR QUALITY UNIT EQUIPPED WITH CO2 CONTROLS. C. 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PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 �% %1%ZtiSl:; 11111.$ : �;• Mor 8959� t�� y • �i •' OtiwDp.•' i 06/30/2023 MECHANICAL SCHEDULES SHEET: M 3 PROVIDE NEW WIR-2020 TO EXISTING EP/2 IN ELECTRICAL ROOM 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 PROVIDE NEW WIR-2020 REFURBISH FROM NEW RTU TO ELECTRICAL ROOM 1 EXISTING ES1 IN 7 RTU-34 ELECTRICAL ROOM 1- F15.813- I - I 15.813 -I _ REFURBISH RTU-28 15.814 ® S-29 - - 0 15.814 ° I REFURBISH I RTU-30 S-33 'Lc 15.814 S-32 REPLACE RTU-33 REPLACE RTU-31 15.817 - - REPLACE 15.817 RTU-29 IAQ REPLACE RTU-32 PROVIDE NEW WIR-2620 = TO EXISTING EP/2 IN ELECTRICAL ROOM 1 ETR AHU-2 REFURBISH RTU-24 REFURBISH I / RTU-21 I I I 1 ETR 15.813 AHU-1 I I► I I I I i - REPLACE C RTU-13- 15.817 REFURBISH RTU-25 i I I I ETR AHU-3 I I 0-13 15.817 1 1 1 REFURBISH REFURBISH I REFURBISH RTU-16 RTU-17 RTU-18 I I I I REFURBISH RTU-22 i I REPLACE REPLACE RTU-14 m 13;:. HS-12 RTU-12 OS-12 S-14 "` I ' 15.817 I REPLACE S-15 S_1 15.814 REPLACE REPLACE 15.814 RTU-11 ° RTU-6 RTU-8 10 11 12 13 14 15 REFURBISH RTU-35 I I I I I I _ REFURBISH REPLACE ° RTU-26 RTU-27 27 I I I I I I I I I I I REFURBISH_ - - - - RTU-23 / 15.814 15.813 I I 15.814 I 2 I I 115.813 1 1 REFURBISH I 3AS2 RTU-20 TYP m REPLACE RTU-19 REPLACE 15.817 _ 15.817 - - - 15.817 15.817 S-11 - - 1 RTU-15 4 I I I ° 15.817 15.81 SA 15.817 15.817 S-9 REPLACE 1 15.814 I RTU-1 ° - 0 ° 0 0 \ REPLACE REPLACE REPLAC RTU-2 1IAQ I RTU-7 I 15.813 RTU-4 IAQ S-7 S_g 15.813 -- S-2 15.813 , A REFURBISH - REPLACE 3_5 TM REPLACE 15.813 REFURBISH I RTU-3 RTU-5 I I RTU-9 I RTU-10 HVAC BAS PLAN_ 1 1" = 30'-0" W w w w a U G7 J w a U PE� r- i TYP i BAS SYMBOLS BAS GENERAL NOTES 10.30.15 03.30.18 AHUC AHU CONTROLLER 1. BAS CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL EACH SENSOR IN SAME LOCATION AS EXISTING OR AS SHOWN ON AHUS# AHU TEM/RH SENSOR PLAN. SENSORS NOTED AS EXISTING TO REMAIN (ETR). BAS CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT ALS ANALOG LIGHT SENSOR SENSOR IS OPERATIONAL AND IF NOT, ALERT OWNER CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. 2• SENSORS NOTED AS RELOCATED. BAS CONTRACTOR ETM ELECTRONIC THERMOSTAT MODULE IDS INDOOR DEWPOINT SENSOR SHALL INSTALL NEW CABLES, EXTEND CONDUIT AND RECONNECT TO EXISTING UNITS. REFER TO IHS INDOOR HUMIDITY SENSOR MECHANICAL SHEETS FOR LOCATION ON ROOF TOP UNIT LOCATION IF NOT SHOWN ON THIS PLAN. ITS INDOOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR 3. TEMPERATURE AND CO2 SENSOR MOUNTING: ODS OUTDOOR DEWPOINT SENSOR PROVIDE 1/2" CONDUIT AND INSTALL BAS CABLE FROM SENSOR TO CONTROL MODULE. MOUNT SENSOR ON BOX. ALL SENSORS TO BE MOUNTED AT OS-X OVERRIDE TEMPERATURE SENSOR +84" UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. SENSORS ON SALES FLOOR SHALL BE INSTALLED ON THE BACK OTS OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR SIDE OF COLUMN. DO NOT INSTALL SENSORS IN HVAC SUPPLY AIR PATH OR IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT. REF HS-X WALL HUMIDITY SENSOR MECHANICAL DRAWINGS FOR EXACT LOCATIONS. S-X WALL TEMPERATURE SENSOR A. GYPSUM BOARD WALLS: PROVIDE A 4" SQUARE RECESSED BOX WITH A SINGLE GANG PLASTER O UNIT HEATER TEMPERATURE SENSOR RING FLUSH MOUNTED VERTICALLY. B. BLOCK WALLS AND COLUMNS: PROVIDE A 2"X4" BOX SURFACE MOUNTED VERTICALLY. RTUC ROOFTOP UNIT CONTROLLER BAP BUILDING ALARM PANEL C. INSULATE BEHIND SENSORS MOUNTED ON Eg CARBON DIOXIDE SENSOR EXTERIOR WALLS WITH 1/2" POLYSTYRENE SPACER. EP/2 BUILDING BAS CONTROLLER D. MOUNT CO2 SENSORS 6" ABOVE TEMPERATURE SENSORS. ES1 BUILDING EXECUTIVE BAS CONTROLLER 4. TERMINATIONS SHALL BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE FDI FLUORESCENT DIMMER INTERFACE WITH BAS SUPPLIER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. NO FOIL OR UNUSED WIRE(S) SHALL BE EXPOSED HIR HUMIDITY INTERFACE RELAY AFTER APPLICATION OF HEAT SHRINK. IAO INTERFACE ANALOG OUTPUT 5. CABLE: PROVIDE CABLE ACCORDING TO DRAWINGS. NO DEVIATION FROM DRAWINGS WILL BE ACCEPTED. IFP INTERFACE PANEL CABLES SHALL HAVE EACH END LABELED INDICATING WHERE THE OPPOSITE END TERMINATES. CABLE IOM INPUT/OUTPUT MODULE SHALL BE INSTALLED IN CONDUIT OR CABLE TRAY IN FINISHED AREAS OF BUILDING. EXCEPT HVAC CABLE IR INTERFACE RELAY IN SALES FLOOR AREA AT BAR JOISTS. 6. MINOR CHANGES IN MATERIALS OR TERMINATION CONTACTOR POINTS SHALL NOT INCREASE CONTRACT COST. MINio AHU INTERFACE AND/OR UO MODULE 7. ROUTE BAS CONDUITS IN CONCEALED LOCATIONS (IN WALLS, PIPE RACKS AND/OR CHASES). PROVIDE A PLM PHASE LOSS MONITOR TRANSITION FROM THE PVC UNDERSLAB BAS CONDUIT TO EMT OR FLEX. BAS CABLES SHALL BE PSO POWER SWITCHING OVERRIDE PANEL RUN IN CONDUIT FULL LENGTH, BENEATH REFRIGERATED CASES. BAS CABLES AT BAR JOIST PSP POWER SWITCHING PANEL LEVEL IN OPEN SALES AREA AND THE STOCKROOM CAN BE EXPOSED. 8. BAS CONDUIT CABLES, AND WIRING SHALL BE ROP REMOTE OVERRIDE PANEL ELDP ECLIPSE LIGHT DIMMING PANEL INSTALLED AND CONNECTED BY BAS CONTRACTOR. THE INSTRUMENT AND SIGNAL CABLES SHALL BE UCM UNITARY CONTROL MODULE ISOLATED AND LOCATED AS FAR AWAY AS POSSIBLE FROM ANY HIGH VOLTAGE CONDUCTORS OR OTHER XCM.20R BUILDING BAS CONTROLLER WIRE RACEWAYS THAT MAY CAUSE ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE INCLUDING O NIGHTTIME OVERRIDE SWITCH UNPROTECTED CABLES FIELD ROUTED INSIDE ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT (RTU). REFER TO AND READ QS MOMENTARY PUSH BUTTON SWITCH THE SENSOR MANUFACTURER'S ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION GUIDELINES FOR MORE INFORMATION. OP POTENTIOMETER 9. BAS CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH OTHER NEW EQUIPMENT TRADES TO INSTALL ONLY CODE APPROVED PENETRATIONS OF FIRE WALLS. BAS SUPPLIER EXISTING EQUIPMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE AND/OR MODIFY ANY/ALL COMPONENTS AND TO MAKE CHANGES TO THE EQUIPMENT DESIGN. REFER TO BAS SUPPLIER -BAS EQUIPMENT SALVAGE EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION. INSTRUCTIONS FOR REQUIREMENTSED11.uz-w CURRENT LAYOUT AND CONFIGURATION. 10. DEMOLITION: COORDINATE WITH DEMOLITION PLAN ALL DEMOLISHED NOVAR BAS EQUIPMENT SHALL BE NOTES THE EXTENT OF BAS DEMOLITION. REMOVE RETURNED TO OWNER'S CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. CONDUIT AND WIRES ALL THE WAY BACK TO EQUIPMENT TO BE RETURNED INCLUDES: EXECUTIVE ORIGINATING JUNCTION BOXES OR DEVICES. CONTROLLER(S), IOM(S), CIM(S), CCM(S), ETC. DEMOLITION SHALL NOT AFFECT ACTIVE CIRCUITS. PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION FOR ALL EQUIPMENT REMOVED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SPECIFICATIONS 11. BAS CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO AND REQUIRED CLOSE-OUT DOCUMENTS. THE BAS SUPPLIER ON PERFORMING EQUIPMENT TESTS ON POWER SWITCHING PANELS AS NECESSARY. KEYNOTES 12. DIMMING CONTROL WIRING MUST TERMINATE IN HOME RUN FIXTURES ONLY, AS SHOWN ON BAS PLANS, PER THE MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. DO NOT MODIFY THE LISTED FIXTURE'S WIRING HARNESS OR TERMINATE 15.813 DISCONNECT AND REMOVE COMM LOOP CONTROL WIRING IN THE ADJACENT FIXTURES. SECTION (SHOWN DASHED) TO PROVIDE TRUE DAISY CHAIN CONNECTION COMPATIBLE WITH 13. DO NOT INSTALL EQUIPMENT OR CONDUITS NEW FACTORY INSTALLED RTU CONTROLLERS. DIRECTLY UNDER SKYLIGHT WELLS UNLESS 15.814 PROVIDE NEW NOVAR WIR-2020 COMM LOOP INDICATED OTHERWISE ON PLANS. BETWEEN UNITS SHOWN TO COMPLETE TRUE DAISY CHAINED CONNECTION COMPATIBLE WITH 14. WHERE GROUPED CONDUITS ARE INSTALLED WITHIN NEW FACTORY INSTALLED RTU CONTROLLERS. THE JOIST SPACE, COORDINATE WITH SPRINKLER 15.814A PROVIDE NEW NOVAR WIR-2020 COMM LOOP CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO INSTALLATION IN ORDER TO BETWEEN UNITS SHOWN TO MAINTAIN EXISTING MAINTAIN REQUIRED CLEARANCES FROM COMMUNICATION LOOP WHERE LOOP IS BROKEN SPRINKLERS. DUE TO REMOVAUREPLACEMENT OF EXISTING RTU. 15. 24 HOURS PRIOR TO SHUTTING DOWN HVAC 15.817 EXISTING COMMUNICATION LOOP TO REMAIN. SYSTEMS OR ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONTROLS SYSEMS, SEND EMAIL TO NSRM@WALMART.COM. THE E-MAIL SHALL STATE WHAT, WHY, AND WHEN IT IS BEING SHUT DOWN AND HOW LONG IT IS ANTICIPATED TO BE SHUT DOWN. THEN SEND A FOLLOW UP EMAIL TO NSRM@WALMART.COM AFTER THE WORK IS COMPLETE AND THE SYSTEM IS BACK UP AND RUNNING. NOTE: ALL WORK ON THIS SHEET IS TO BE COMPLETED BY AN OWNER APPROVED CONTRACTOR EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. 0 W no WWo0> O y F W m Z H o W W xZLLP I�aW�vo ww O m55 0,1 oW j�Hit a¢ z ¢Q w¢"Fa!vLLwi 0 ?�LLLLLLJV 0z0'w 0Fa To �I�n w w ZOZ ?� jOo0V590E- w is 20 ow-jwwoow a. Z(zxr o�w_ag�nowog coWn�w►_3F 3Wa: iw0mowZjw=FG7 mnw w aZ 0 m 0 00 J CO C7 ElD o O cC a O N O c Z o W o Lo 0 N 0 T H 1 fA W N w w m z m 0 ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: TDD DRAWN BY: RR DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 THIS ITEM HAS BEEN ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED AND SEALED BY MICHAEL DEAN SCHAEFER ON THE DATE LISTED BELOW USING A DIGITAL SIGNATURE. PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 `% 'toj%;11fjt`fno. Boni M •10 'STATE OF ��i_i��'•••.tO.•• .tom fJA, , 06/30/2023 HVAC BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM PLAN I mO)W@)LJ• 6XE BAS1 MODIFY RTU COMMUNICATION LOOP(S) AS SHOWN TO PROVIDE TRUE DAISY CHAIN CONFIGURATION FOR NEW RTU COMMUNICATION LOOP. NEW AND EXISTING RTU COMMUNICATION SHALL BE ON SEPARATE LOOPS. EXISTING COMMUNICATION LOOPS AFFECTED BY THE RE -CONFIGURATION OF THE NEW RTU LOOPS SHALL BE RE-ROUTED TO MAINTAIN CONNECTION TO EXISTING BUILDING MASTER CONTROLLER AS REQUIRED. IF 10 OR LESS EXISTING UNITS (RTUS & AHUS) REMAIN, MIGRATE EXISTING COMMUNICATION LOOP TO ES1 AS A SEPARATE LOOP FROM NEW UNITS BACNET LOOP AND MODIFY TO TRUE DAISY CHAIN CONFIGURATION. REFER TO EXISTING CONDITIONS BOX NOTE ON THIS SHEET. THE BAS CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL CABLING AND CONNECTIONS TO MAINTAIN THE EXISTING COMMUNICATION LOOP(S) AS REQUIRED. CONTACT THE BAS SUPPLIER TO OBTAIN THE CONTROLLERS ADDRESS LIST BEFORE ADDRESSING THE CONTROLLERS. ADDRESS THE CONTROLLERS IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE ADDRESS LIST. REPLACE EXISTING TEMPERATURE SENSOR WITH NEW IN SAME LOCATION (U.N.O.). PROVIDE INSULATED BACKING PLATE WHEN MOUNTED ON EXTERIOR WALLS. - pis u— az + IF CO2 SENSOR IS INDICATED FOR RTU, REPLACE EXISTING CO2 SENSOR ABOVE TEMPERATURE SENSOR WITH NEW IN SAME LOCATION. ANGLES REQUIRED TO PROVIDE PROTECTION FOR SENSOR(S) IN HIGH RACK AREAS ONLY. COLUMN OR WALL ZONE TEMPERATURE SENSOR MOUNTING NTS EXISTING BACnet COMM LOOP — TO FIRST UNIT (RTU OR AHU) IN TRUE DAISY CHAIN WIR-2020 NEW COMMUNICATION LOOP EXISTING ETHERNET CABLE TO WALMART DATA NETWORK - BAS CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL ALL OWNER FURNISHED BAS COMPONENTS INDICATED AND PROVIDE ALL BAS WIRING AS REQUIRED. COORDINATE THE TIMELY DELIVERY OF BAS COMPONENTS. COORDINATE ALL PROGRAMING CHANGES WITH THE BAS VENDOR TO PROVIDE FULLY FUNCTIONAL UNIT CONTROL SEQUENCE. PROVIDE CONDUIT, FITTINGS, WIRE -TIES, CONNECTORS, LABELS, AND ANY OTHER MISC. PARTS NEEDED TO INSTALL AND START THE SYSTEM. OWNER WILL FURNISH ALL MAJOR BAS DEVICES. (INCLUDING 24 VOLT TRANSFORMERS AND RELAYS, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. LCD ELECTRICAL ROOM 1 EXISTING ES1 CONTROLLER AHUC ETR AHU WIR-2020 CABLE TO PREVIOUS UNIT RTUC RTU-# EXISTING MASTER CONTROLLER EP/2 FOR LIGHTING OPTIONS (IF APPLICABLE DETERMINED BY BAS VENDOR) TO NEXT UNIT - RTU CONTROLLER FACTORY MOUNTED IN RTU (TYP) WIR-2020 CABLE TO NEXT UNIT WIR-1010 RTU TEMPERATURE (94L60), OVERRIDE TEMPERATURE (56L80), HUMIDITY (17M50), AND CO2 (87N53) SENSORS FURNISHED BY RTU MANUFACTURER AND INSTALLED BY BAS CONTRACTOR. BAS CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH THE RTU MANUFACTURER FOR THE TIMELY DELIVERY OF SENSORS. REF SPECIFICATIONS (TYP) TO FIRST UNIT ON EXISTING COM LOOP EXISTING WIR-2020 COMMUNICATION LOOP - COORDINATE WITH EXISTING CONDITIONS EXISTING EXISTING WIRING EXISTING WIRING FIELD INSTALLED ETF IN RTU BY BAS CONTRACTOR (TYP) PLM EXISTING WIR-2020 BACnet CONNECTION EXISTING WIRING EXISTING XIO- 4-B NEMA ENCLOSURE W/ XFMR FACTORY MOUNTED RTU CONTROLLER. RECONNECT EXISTING COM LOOP WIRING OR PROVIDE NEW AS INDICATED ON PLAN TO NEW RTU CONTROLLER. 6'-0" COIL ROUTE CABLE THROUGH OPENING INSIDE EQUIPMENT CURB — COM CABLE TO PREVIOUS RTU Eel ROOF CURB ROOF 1 COM CABLE COM CABLE TO NEXT RTU S_X REFER TO BAS ONE -LINE FOR SENSORS INSTALLATION GUIDANCE RTU SENSOR & WIRE DETAIL - RTUC NTS kf4m1L3_ gfflRw EXISTING IOM RTU/AHU ADDITION/REPLACEMENT PARTIAL BAS ONE -LINE (NOVAR' NTS EXISTING ES1 (ELECTRICAL ROOM 1) COMMUNICATION PORTS COM 1 LCD COM 2 ETR BACnet COMMUNICATION LOOP RS485 COM MODULE #1 PORTS COM 3 X10 44-B COM 4 BACnet COMMUNICATION LOOP #2 LON COM MODULE #2 PORTS COM 5 OPEN COM 6 OPEN EXISTING XIO-44-B (ELECTRICAL ROOM 1) DI 1 PHASE LOSS MONITOR DI 2 FIRE ALARM/BUILDING ALARM D13 ECONOMIZER AI,DI,or AO 4 OPEN DO 1 OPEN DO 2 OPEN DO 3 OPEN DO 4 OPEN WIRE LEGEND WIR-1010 (TAN CABLE 18-2, 20-2 TWISTED PAIR) WIR-2020 (BLUE CABLE 22-2 TWISTED PAIR) BELDEN 8719 (16-2 TWISTED PAIR) BELDEN 8761 (22-2 TWISTED PAIR) BELDEN 8771 (22-3 TWISTED PAIR) BELDEN 9418 (18-4 W/DRAIN GROUND) BELDEN 1120A (18-3 TWISTED PAIR) NOTES: 1. ALL CABLE WIR-2020 UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. 2. ALL CABLE FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY BAS CONTRACTOR. INPUT/OUTPUT LEGEND: AWAO# = ANALOG INPUT/OUTPUT DI#/DO# = DIGITAL INPUT/OUTPUT COORDINATE WITH BAS VENDOR AND/OR RTU MANUFACTURER FOR THE TIMELY DELIVERY OF ACCESSORIES AND SENSORS. REF SPECIFICATIONS (TYP) W w w j 0) it o wwoz� Lu fA D W Ox LL ° twle �F 2ZF"'ogZy =zw~'�waz3� LLLLW' W O aQ �u �F_O~wamtA�O3w w ¢ fq w co �V yZ¢Oro=Sv�X¢ LLw2 Z O 3�LL 0•aw¢LLF W Wi�9=Z°W=Zo°Z �- V' wtq ens{u ?tea UOZ Q DmiJop�O�KU�W �0�vv0TW0023 d 0)WiL QQQ��w F-a_mOwo t3 OWdj w � ��nic�ouia"�irgirir¢� Z O CV ri NNCO Lu z CO LuIY � E — NWO N Lu >coLU W oZN � Y �' Z Lij CO co W f. Z 2 W Zto WJC'i W Z a. wuf J J t� i U- 0 ��1 O CD 00 j Go C 3 LL 6) 0 0 ':�� U)G�g c o co a o ul O o Z o WCD LO > 0 N O Gi �J W N W in In ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: TDD DRAWN BY: RR DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 THIS ITEM HAS BEEN ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED AND SEALED BY MICHAEL DEAN SCHAEFER ON THE DATE LISTED BELOW USING A DIGITAL SIGNATURE. PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 '� � 41 eOki 06/30/2023 HVAC PARTIAL ONE -LINE DIAGRAM AND DETAILS HE BAS2 AIR-COOLED ROOFTOP UNITS DEMAND CONTROL VENTILATION RTU CONTROLLER SHALL COMMUNICATE DIRECTLY TO THE BAS VIA BACNET COMMUNICATION PROTCOL. ALL RTU ZONE SETPOINTS FROM THE BAS ARE AS FOLLOWS ROOFTOP UNIT ZONE SETPOINTS MARK AREA SERVED OCCUPIED UNOCCUPIED HUMIDITY SETPOINT (RH +/%) NOTES SCHEDULE COOLING SETPOINT (•F +/-0.5•F) HEATING SETPOINT (°F +/-0.5•F) SCHEDULE COOLING SETPOINT (•F +/-0.5•F) HEATING SETPOINT (°F +/-0.5•F) RTU-1 FOOD TENANT KITCHEN 6AM-11 PM 75 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTU-2 FOOD TENANT SEATING 6AM-11 PM 75 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTUA NAIL TENANT 6AM-11 PM 75 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTU-5 TENANT/CASH/COUNT 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTU-6 MONEY CENTER 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTU-7 COURTESY/RRs 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTU-8 TENANT 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTU-9 TENANT 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTU-11 BEAUTY SALON 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTU-12 PHARMACY 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 73 63 50 A RTU-13 PRODUCE/PICKUP 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 73 63 RTU-14 BAKERY 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 73 63 RTU-15 SERVICE DELI 6AM-11PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 73 63 RTU-19 GM SALES / VC 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTU-27 TLE 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTU-29 BREAKROOM 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTU-31 UPC 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTU-32 REAR RRs 6AM-11 PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 RTU-33 TRAINING 6AM-11PM 73 68 11 PM-6AM 78 63 GENERAL INFORMATION (ALL UNITS): 1. ADJUSTMENTS TO SCHEDULE WILL NEED TO BE MADE IF THE STORE IS NOT OPEN 24/7. NOTES: A. SET PHARMACY RTU SENSOR TO ALLOW +/- 3 DEG F USER SPACE SETPOINT ADJUSTMENT. DEHUMIDIFICATION OPERATION (FOR UNITS WITH HUMIDITY SETPOINT IN RTU ZONE SETPOINTS SCHEDULE) WHEN THE SPACE HUMIDITY EXCEEDS SCHEDULED RH SETPOINT, THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL ENERGIZE DEHUMIDIFICATION MODE. WHEN THE SPACE HUMIDITY DROPS BELOW SCHEDULED RH SETPOINT MINUS INDOOR HUMIDITY DEADBAND, THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL DE -ENERGIZE DEHUMIDIFICATION. SUPPLY FAN OPERATION FOR RTUS IDENTIFIED IN THE MECHANICAL SCHEDULE TO BE "CONT" FAN CONTROL, THE BAS SHALL ENERGIZE THE SUPPLY FAN TO OPERATE CONTINUOUSLY IN OCCUPIED MODE ONLY. IN UNOCCUPIED MODE, THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL ENERGIZE THE SUPPLY FAN TO OPERATE ONLY ON A CALL FOR HEATING OR COOLING. FOR RTUS IDENTIFIED IN THE MECHANICAL SCHEDULE TO BE "AUTO" FAN CONTROL, THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL ENERGIZE THE SUPPLY FAN TO OPERATE ONLY ON A CALL FOR HEATING OR COOLING. FOR RTUS WITH VARIABLE SPEED FAN OPERATION, THE FAN SPEED SHALL BE CONTROLLED BY THE OEM CONTROLLER BASED ON AMOUNT OF OPERATING COMPRESSOR CAPACITY. VARIABLE SPEED FAN CONTROL SHALL RANGE LINEARLY OR IN DISCRETE STAGES FROM MINIMUM SETTING UP TO DESIGN AIRFLOW AS DETERMINED BY OEM BASED ON COMPRESSOR CAPACITY CONTROL. SUPPLY FAN SPEED DURING ECONOMIZER OPERATION SHALL BE CONTROLLED BY THE OEM CONTROLLER AND SHALL BE AT DESIGN AIRFLOW FROM MECHANICAL SCHEDULE. OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER OPERATION WHEN THE SUPPLY FAN IS OFF, THE OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER SHALL GO TO THE 0% OPEN POSITION. UNLESS OPERATING IN ECONOMIZER MODE, WHEN THE SUPPLY FAN IS ON THE OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER SHALL GO TO THE MINIMUM POSITION SET BY TEST AND BALANCE PER THE OUTSIDE AIR QUANTITY ON THE MECHANICAL SCHEDULE AND IS ADJUSTABLE FROM 0 TO 100%. ECONOMIZER COOLING OPERATION (ECONOMIZER ENABLED) UPON AN ECONOMIZER ENABLE SIGNAL FROM THE BAS TO THE OEM CONTROLLER AND A CALL FOR COOLING BASED ON SPACE TEMPERATURE SENSOR INPUT TO THE OEM CONTROLLER, ECONOMIZER COOLING SHALL BE ENERGIZED AND THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL MODULATE THE OUTSIDE AIR AND RETURN AIR DAMPERS TO MAINTAIN A SUPPLY AIR TEMPERATURE OF 45 DF. THE UNIT SHALL RUN IN ECONOMIZER MODE FOR A MINIMUM OF 10 MINUTES AFTER THE ECONOMIZER DAMPER HAS MODULATED TO THE 100% OPEN POSITION BEFORE ENERGIZING THE FIRST STAGE MECHANICAL COOLING. THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL DISABLE MECHANICAL COOLING WHEN OUTSIDE AIR TEMPERATURE FROM THE OEM OUTDOOR AIR SENSOR IS LESS THAN 45 DF. IF THE SPACE TEMPERATURE INCREASES TO >= 0.5 DEG ABOVE SPACE COOLING SETPOINT AND THE ECONOMIZER DAMPER HAS BEEN 100% OPEN FOR A MINIMUM OF 10 MINUTES, THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL ENERGIZE FIRST STAGE MECHANICAL COOLING AND MAINTAIN THE OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER AT THE 100% OPEN POSITION. IF THE SPACE TEMPERATURE CONTINUES TO INCREASE AFTER MECHANICAL COOLING IS ENERGIZED, THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL CONTINUE TO ENERGIZE ADDITIONAL STAGES OF MECHANICAL COOLING IN 0.5 DEG F INCREMENTS OF SPACE TEMPERATURE, IF AVAILABLE. IF THE CUTOUT TEMPERATURE FOR ANY STAGE OF COOLING IS NOT REACHED WITHIN 15 MINUTES, THE NEXT STAGE OF COOLING SHALL BE ENERGIZED TO SATISFY THE CUTOUT TEMPERATURE. COOLING STAGES SHALL DE -ENERGIZE AS THE COMPRESSOR CUTOUT TEMPERATURES ARE SATISFIED IN 0.5 DEGREE INCREMENTS. COOLING STAGES STAGE # ON OFF ECONOMIZER SP+.5 SP-.5 1 SP+1.0 SP 2 SP+1.5 SP+.5 3 & 4 SP+2.0 SP+1.0 COOLING OPERATION (ECONOMIZER DISABLED) IF THERE IS NO ECONOMIZER ENABLE SIGNAL FROM THE BAS TO THE OEM CONTROLLER AND UPON A CALL FOR COOLING BASED ON THE SPACE TEMPERATURE SENSOR INPUT TO THE OEM CONTROLLER, THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL ENERGIZE FIRST STAGE MECHANICAL COOLING AND MODULATE THE OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER TO THE MINIMUM POSITION. IF THE SPACE TEMPERATURE CONTINUES TO INCREASE AFTER MECHANICAL COOLING IS ENERGIZED, THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL CONTINUE TO ENERGIZE ADDITIONAL STAGES OF MECHANICAL COOLING IN 0.5 DEG INCREMENTS OF SPACE TEMPERATURE, IF AVAILABLE. IF THE CUTOUT TEMPERATURE FOR ANY STAGE OF COOLING IS NOT REACHED WITHIN 15 MINUTES, THE NEXT STAGE OF COOLING SHALL BE ENERGIZED TO SATISFY THE CUTOUT TEMPERATURE. COOLING STAGES SHALL DE -ENERGIZE AS THE COMPRESSOR CUTOUT TEMPERATURES ARE SATISFIED IN 0.5 DEGREE INCREMENTS. COOLING STAGES STAGE # ON OFF 1 SP+.5 SP-.5 2 SP+1.0 SP 3 SP+1.5 SP+.5 4 SP+2.0 I SP+1.0 HEATING OPERATION UPON A CALL FOR HEATING BASED ON THE SPACE TEMPERATURE SENSOR INPUT TO THE OEM CONTROLLER, THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL ENERGIZE FIRST STAGE HEATING AND MODULATE THE OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER TO THE MINIMUM POSITION. IF THE SPACE TEMPERATURE CONTINUES TO DECREASE AFTER ENERGIZING HEATING, THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL CONTINUE TO ENERGIZE ADDITIONAL STAGES HEATING IN 0.5 DEG INCREMENTS OF SPACE TEMPERATURE, IF AVAILABLE. IF THE CUTOUT TEMPERATURE FOR ANY STAGE OF HEATING IS NOT REACHED WITHIN 15 MINUTES, THE NEXT STAGE OF HEATING SHALL BE ENERGIZED TO SATISFY THE CUTOUT TEMPERATURE. HEATING STAGES SHALL DE -ENERGIZE AS THE HEATER CUTOUT TEMPERATURES ARE SATISFIED IN 0.5 DEGREE INCREMENTS. HEATING STAGES STAGE # ON OFF 1 SP-.5 SP+.5 2 SP-1.0 SP 3 SP-1.5 SP-.5 4 SP-2.0 SP-1.0 FOR UNITS SPECIFIED WITH OEM SPACE CO2 SENSORS, UPON EXCEEDING THE UPPER THRESHOLD LIMIT FOR SPACE CO2 LEVELS THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL ENERGIZE THE RTU SUPPLY FAN TO DESIGN AIRFLOW AND OVERRIDE THE ECONOMIZER DAMPER TO THE 100% OPEN POSITION UNTIL THE SPACE CO2 LEVELS DROP TO THE LOWER THRESHOLD LIMIT AT WHICH TIME THE UNIT SHALL RESUME NORMAL OPERATION. OEM CONTROLLER SHALL ENERGIZE COOLING OR HEATING BASED ON SPACE TEMPERATURE DURING DEMAND CONTROL VENTILATION OPERATION. DEMAND CONTROL VENTILATION DAMPER POSITION CO2 LEVEL (PPM) OPEN (MAX POSITION) > 1100 CLOSED (MIN POSITION) 1000 SMOKE DETECTORS FOR UNITS EQUIPPED WITH SMOKE DETECTORS (DUCT MOUNTED OR SPACE MOUNTED) THE SMOKE DETECTOR SHALL SHUT -DOWN THE UNIT UPON SMOKE DETECTOR ACTIVATION. IF REQUIRED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION, UPON SMOKE DETECTOR ACTIVATION ADDITIONAL UNITS SHALL SHUT -DOWN UPON A SIGNAL FROM EITHER THE OWNER ALARM SYSTEM OR BAS TO THE OEM CONTROLLER. THE OEM CONTROLLER SHALL CLOSE THE OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER TO THE 0% OPEN POSITION, SHUT -DOWN ALL STAGES OF COOLING OR HEATING AND TURN OFF THE SUPPLY FAN. OEM CONTROLLER SHALL OVERRIDE ALL OTHER SPACE CONDITION DEMANDS WHEN UNIT HAS RECEIVED A SMOKE DETECTOR ACTIVATION ALARM. RTU PROTECTION ALL EQUIPMENT SAFETY SEQUENCES, I.E. COMPRESSOR RESET, GAS BURNER RESET, ETC SHALL BE CONTROLLED BY THE OEM CONTROLLER. ALARMS THE RTU CONTROLLER SHALL COMMUNICATE ALL RTU ERROR CODES TO THE BAS. RTU LOAD ALARM LIST ERROR CODE FROM OEM CONTROLLER TO BAS 4 SMOKE ALARM 5 AIR FLOW SWITCH 20 INPUT ERROR, PHASE LOSS OR VFD FAIL 74 ZONE SENSOR PROBLEM COMMUNICATION DATA POINT LIST THE RTU CONTROLLER AND BAS SHALL TRANSFER THE COMMUNICATION DATA POINTS BASED ON THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE. LENNOX BACnet COMMUNICATION DATA POINT LIST FROM BAS TO RTU CONTROLLER - ANALOG OUTPUTS OBJECT ID OBJECT NAME UNITS 101 APPLICATION MODE CONTROL NONE 102 OUTDOOR AIR MIN POS CONTROL PERCENT 104 OCCUPANCY SCHEDULER CONTROL NONE 108 SPACE DEHUMIDIFICATION SETPT PERCENT 114 EMERGENCY OVERRIDE CONTROL NONE 129 SET ECONOMIZER OUTDOOR AIR SUITABLE NONE 130 HEATING OCCUPIED SETPOINT DEG F 131 COOLING OCCUPIED SETPOINT DEG F 132 HEATING UNOCCUPIED SETPOINT DEG F 133 COOLING UNOCCUPIED SETPOINT DEG F FROM RTU CONTROLLER TO BAS - ANALOG INPUTS OBJECT ID OBJECT NAME UNITS 232 UNIT STATUS NONE 239 SPACE TEMPERATURE DEG F 240 DISCHARGE AIR TEMPERATURE DEG F 241 EFFECTIVE OCCUPANCY NONE 243 LOCAL SPACE TEMPERATURE DEG F 244 OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER PERCENT 245 HEAT PRIMARY PERCENT 247 COOL PRIMARY PERCENT 248 ECONOMIZER ENABLED PERCENT 250 SUPPLY FAN STATUS PERCENT 252 SPACE TEMPERATURE SETPT (EFF) DEG F 255 MOST RECENT ERROR 1 NONE 256 MOST RECENT ERROR 2 NONE 257 MOST RECENT ERROR 3 NONE 258 MOST RECENT ERROR 4 NONE 259 MOST RECENT ERROR 5 NONE 274 SPACE CO2 SENSOR (EFF) PPM 276 SPACE HUMIDITY (EFF) PERCENT 278 DEHUMIDIFICATION SETPT (EFF) PERCENT 279 DEHUMIDIFICATION STATUS NONE 281 RETURN AIR TEMPERATURE DEG F ECONOMIZER OPERATION (BACNET CONTROLLER WITH MUNTERS AHUS COMMUNICATING TO CONTROLLER) THE BAS SHALL SEND AN ECONOMIZER ENABLE SIGNAL TO THE OEM CONTROLLER WHEN BOTH OF FOLLOWING OUTSIDE AIR CONDITIONS ARE MET: OUTSIDE DRY BULB TEMPERATURE > 5 DEG F AND < 68 DEG F OUTSIDE DEWPOINT TEMPERATURE > 5 DEG DP AND < 48 DEG DP 0 cw O 0 z w o 01 2 z LL yFW�ZHO-V, Z09 W W ~ZLL�wUa23�1 Q 3:L--<0:5 cWiNw. 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SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 IL SC r • �i STATE OF 06/30/2023 SEQUENCES OF OPERATIONS w W LL W Q U m ci Q U 2 �E BAS3 A REFRIGERATION BAS SYMBOLS CX-03.01.19 ES1 NOVAR EDGE SERVER GATEWAY E2E EMERSON RX300 GATEWAY RC2-XE NOVAR SPECTRUM RACK CONTROLLER XCM.20R NOVAR OPUS RACK CONTROLLER BAS BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM TEMP TEMPERATURE VFD VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE XFMR TRANSFORMER COMM COMMUNICATION PORT/MODULE CIM CASE INPUT MODULE LTA-X REFRIGERATION CIRCUIT SO REMOTE TEMPERATURE SENSOR 2 3 OD DEFROST TERMINATION SENSOR DTS DUAL TEMP SWITCH RIB RELAY IN BOX RCC NOVAR CIRCUIT CONTROLLER CMS CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MODULE AOM ANALOG OUTPUT MODULE EXISTING 81M UNIVERSAL INPUT MODULE DAIRY RIM RACK INPUT MODULE COOLER S3C SPORLAN WALK-IN CONTROLLER r-------i S3C ; SPORLAN CASE CONTROLLER L______J ssc; ssc; ssc; Issc; SGR SPORLAN GATEWAY ROUTER �(j > ti° C18.1a C18.1b D7.3a D7.3b SNS SPORLAN NETWORK SWITCH C18.3c C18.3b o EMS BACKBOARD N S3C S3C M `T; �_ � ;�; ;�; DS DOOR SWITCH U �j ` S3C S3Cj U �O XIO BACNET INPUT/OUTPUT MODULE .�; N C18.3e C18.3f 2nco ' KE2 WALK-IN FREEZER REFRIG CIRCUIT CONTROLLER U D7.1 c D7.1 b D7.1 a D7.2c D7.2b D7.2a ssc, ssc; ssc; 11SK, 1s5c1 ssc NEW FIELD INSTALLED EQUIPMENT C15.3a EXISTING EQUIPMENT S3C NEW FACTORY INSTALLED EQUIPMENT ' N ,T,M EQUIPMENT TO BE DEMOLISHED U � ` U �S3C� C15.3d EXISTING GROCERY FREEZER ;C; B12a N MiMi EXISTING RACK D CONTROLLER -- -_� N icU.i irUji N EXISTING ICE CREAM FREEZER o EXISTING RACK C CONTROLLER 2 3 EXISTING ;U; §sc; BASR2 BASR2 COMPRESSOR EXISTING HOUSE #2 ------ MEAT (TYP) COOLER m Lam' m EXISTING CIM BACKBOARD MOUNTED ABOVE MEAT PREP - EXISTING RACK B c2; ;ssc1 CONTROLLER EXISTING 67d MEAT PREP EXISTING COMPRESSOR HOUSE #1 --�� EXISTING RACK A CONTROLLER EXISTING ES1(S)AND DTS MOUNTED ON BACKBOARD INSIDE EDC4. REF 1/BASR2. /1 EDC4 ;M; o A9c A9b U EXISTING PICKUP � ssc; �S3C �S3C COO! F A10a A10b EXISTING A5b PICKUP ccA5c FREEZER 7,3; ;ssc; ssc; EXIJTIn Imo; U Q °o PICKU - - COOLS m ;v m A6a A6b 61c Cl1b �83C� �S3C� MOUNT NEW P SGR(S) ON BACKBOARD '61 INSIDE EDC4 EXISTING PRODUCE COOLER EXISTING BAKERY FREEZER EXISTING BAKERY COOLER C6b C6a �S3C� �S3C� W Aga Al2d Al2c Al2b �S3C� �S3C� �S3C� �S3C� �rUi� N �S3C� �S3C� �S3C� IS3Cl A10c A11a A11b A11c Asa A8d ASc A8b �S3C� �S3C� �S3C� �S3C' �83C� �S3C� �S3C� �S3C� A6c Ala Alb A7c B1a B2d B2c B2b �S3C� �S3C� �S3C� �S3C� f 1 C2b U ,T. S3C U' U C2d Cob CC4a `S3C� �S3C� EXISTft DELI COOLER EXISTING DELI FREEZER_ - gym; m GENERAL REFRIGERATION BAS NOTES CX-08.16.12 1. COORDINATE THE EXTENT OF BAS DEMOLITION WITH FIXTURE PLANS. REMOVE ENTIRE LENGTH OF CONDUIT AND BAS CABLES. DO NOT ALLOW DEMOLITION TO AFFECT ACTIVE BAS CIRCUITS. LABEL TERMINATION POINTS OF DEMOLISHED CABLES IN BAS EQUIPMENT AS 'SPARE'. 2. CONTACT THE CURRENT BAS VENDOR TO OBTAIN A CURRENT MODULE CONFIGURATION PRINTOUT PRIOR TO INSTALLING BAS CABLES. TERMINATE BAS CABLES ACCORDING TO THE BAS CONFIGURATION SHEETS. 3. THE BAS SUPPLIER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE AND/OR MODIFY ANY/ALL COMPONENTS AND TO MAKE CHANGES TO EQUIPMENT DESIGN. 4. CABLE IS FURNISHED BY THE CONTRACTOR UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE, INSTALL CABLE ACCORDING TO DRAWINGS. NO DEVIATION FROM DRAWINGS WILL ACCEPTED. LABEL EACH END OF BAS CABLES WITH TERMINATION POINT OF THE OPPOSITE END OF THE BAS CABLE. 5. TERMINATE BAS CABLES IN ACCORDANCE WITH OWNER AND BAS SUPPLIER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. DO NOT EXPOSE MORE THAN 3" OF WIRE(S). COVER THE END OF THE INSULATING JACKET OF ALL BAS CABLES WITH HEAT SHRINK TUBING. DO NOT ALLOW EXPOSURE OF FOIL OR UNUSED WIRE(S) AFTER APPLICATION OF HEAT SHRINK TUBING. 6. MINOR CHANGES IN MATERIALS OR TERMINATIONS WILL, IN NO CASE, CAUSE AN INCREASE IN COST TO OWNER OR SERVE CAUSE TO GENERATE CHANGE ORDER PAPERWORK. OWNER OR BAS SUPPLIER WILL NOT ACCEPT CHANGE ORDER PAPERWORK PERTAINING TO BAS INSTALLATION OR TERMINATION AS DESIGNATED ON DRAWINGS. 7. ROUTE BAS CABLES IN CONDUIT WHEN BELOW BAR JOIST LEVEL OR IF EXPOSED TO VIEW FROM THE SALES AREA. BAS CABLES MAY BE STRUNG ALONG OR PERPENDICULAR BAR JOISTS IF SUPPORTED AT LEAST EVERY 36" OR MINIMUM DISTANCE OF BAR JOIST SPACING. 8. CONCEAL SALES AREA BAS CONDUIT UNDER REFRIGERATED CASES, THROUGH TUNNELS, WALLS, PIPE RACKS, AND/OR CHASES, WHERE APPLICABLE. 9. INSTALL CODE APPROVED PENETRATIONS THROUGH FIRE WALLS. 10. PROVIDE COMPLETED REFRIGERATION SENSOR INPUT VERIFICATION FORMS TO OWNER'S BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM AND THE BAS SUPPLIER AT THE BEGINNING OF THE REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT START-UP. PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE BAS SUPPLIER FOR CHECKING SENSOR ACCURACY. 11. BE PRESENT AND AVAILABLE AT REFRIGERATION START-UP TO RESOLVE ISSUES AND PROVIDE ASSISTANCE UNTIL RELEASED BY THE BAS SUPPLIER AND OWNER'S MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. 12. COMPLETE ALL UNRESOLVED REFRIGERATION WORK, DURING THE REFRIGERATION START-UP, PRIOR TO WORKING ON OTHER BAS INSTALLATION ITEMS. 13. PERFORM ALL CHECKS AND TESTS TO ENSURE A FULLY FUNCTIONAL REFRIGERATION CONTROL SYSTEM WHEN THE BAS SUPPLIER IS NOT SCHEDULED TO PERFORM THE ON -SITE REFRIGERATION START-UP. CONTACT THE BAS SUPPLIER FOR BLANK TEST VERIFICATION FORMS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING. RETURN ALL COMPLETED TEST VERIFICATION FORMS TO THE BAS SUPPLIER. 14. 24 HOURS PRIOR TO SHUTTING DOWN ANY REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS, HVAC SYSTEMS, OR BUILDING AUTOMATION CONTROL SYSTEMS, SEND AND E-MAIL TO NSRM@WALMART.COM. THE E-MAIL SHALL STATE WHAT, WHY, AND WHEN IT IS BEING SHUT DOWN AND HOW LONG IT IS ANTICIPATED TO BE DOWN. THEN SEND A FOLLOW UP E-MAIL TO NSRM@WALMART.COM AFTER THE WORK IS COMPLETED AND THE SYSTEM IS BACK UP AND RUNNING. 15. REFER TO FIXTURE DRAWINGS FOR PIPING INSTALLATION AND SEALING REQUIREMENTS FOR DEVICES SHOWN ON COOLER/FREEZER PANELS. DO NOT INSTALL PIPING WITHIN COOLER/FREEZER PANELS. 16. ROUTE ALL UTILITY SERVICE LINES (PIPES AND CONDUIT) WITHIN STUD WALLS WHEREVER POSSIBLE. ON COOLER/FREEZER PANELS IN FOOD PREP AREAS WHERE UTILITIES MUST BE EXPOSED, CONTRACTOR TO HAVE THE OPTION OF THE FOLLOWING: A. SURFACE MOUNT UTILITIES WITH NOW CORROSIVE ANCHORS; SEAL BOTH SIDES OF PIPE/CONDUIT TO PANEL CONTINUOUSLY WITH SEALANT. B. INSTALL UTILITIES 1/2" OFF FACE OF PANEL TO ALLOW FOR CLEANING; USE ONLY NOW CORROSIVE MATERIALS FOR SPACERS AND ANCHORS. C. COVER UTILITIES WITH 20 GAUGE STAINLESS STEEL BENT PLATES MOUNTED TO WALL WITH NON -CORROSIVE ANCHORS; APPLY CONTINUOUS SEALANT ALONG EDGES AND JOINTS. BAS EQUIPMENT SALVAGE REQUIREMENTS CX-0425.22 ALL DEMOLISHED NOVAR EMS EQUIPMENT SHALL BE RETURNED TO OWNER'S MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. EQUIPMENT TO BE RETURNED INCLUDES: EXECUTIVE CONTROLLER(S), IOM(S), CIM(S), CCM(S), ETC. PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION FOR ALL EQUIPMENT REMOVED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIRED CLOSE-OUT DOCUMENTS. CONTRACTOR SHALL SEND EQUIPMENT TO ASSET TECHNOLOGIES AT THE ADDRESS BELOW. CONTRACTOR SHALL APPLY FOR CHANGE ORDER FOR SHIPPING REIMBURSEMENT. BEFORE SENDING, CALL FOR "RMA" NUMBER AT 502-425-8702. 3600 CHAMBERLAIN LANE STE. 122, LOUISVILLE, KY 40241 CASE BAS SETPOINTS CX-02.27.20 CONTRACTOR SHALL UPDATE BAS SETPOINTS IN RACK CONTROLLERS FOR CIRCUITS WITH NEW REFRIGERATED CASES CONTACT CASE VENDORS LISTED ON SHEET T1 FOR CASE BAS SETPOINT CUTSHEET INFORMATION. 0 O LO zuiO W W " W No��zH�C7zu �-zw~�wazz c� =��WLLcoo�w° as ��oQwa�z0w m O LL wL roa��aw<0 H z z¢ 2 O 2 a r O U wwWW� �Va �=°�z ~ zoDo?°z Uw (6 < 0�w ¢ W Ulf 00¢ Zviw 00gzo0< <W � �zC �zJU�JLli �w cE§ W oLL, Lu<=�=zx0=a ) (L ZP- 0�¢¢OWdDHW °U0ccna-0w�71ofofC� FmrWi Z 0 _ O 0 o QD � w ,_ - � M w LL cn � rn Z m N Lu W Luu.iox Z wpm Q w > C /) Q W Z N Z Z �YLL Z O }c q o U ocr W L,o Z Z wzLn w N�� CDC ~ LLI wJ� Z of J -i l!) 7 W J z M LL Z 00 O Lu U , O m O 00 U d C__D C=--) LL J U 00 V) p p J C:) J �I co n. 0 oN Z O 0 Z o Wio� o 0 N W 0� W N w W m ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: KK/JPL DRAWN BY: MJS DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 THIS ITEM HAS BEEN ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED AND SEALED BY MICHAEL DEAN SCHAEFER ON THE DATE LISTED BELOW USING A DIGITAL SIGNATURE. PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 .... � fIle It 819591 •�# .o • 7t i STATE 06/30/2023 REFRIGERATION BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM PLAN n, w w w Q U U) 0 J w Q U 5 REFRIGERATION BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM PLAN 1 1 /16" = V-0" [EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. HFFT- BASR1� REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR TO REFER TO MANUFACTURER'S DETAIL IS A SCHEMATIC REPRESENTATION AND BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM CONTRACTOR FIELD WIRING PROVIDE AND TERMINATE ALL 120V INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAY NOT REFLECT ALL CASE CONFIGURATIONS. TO PROVIDE CAT-5 ETHERNET CABLE FROM AND 208V SLAVE WIRING AND CONDUIT FACTORY WIRING DIAGRAMS, FIELD SOME FACTORY -INSTALLED COMPONENTS AND PREVIOUS CONTROLLER ON THE COMM. LOOP. FACTORY WIRING ------- BETWEEN CASES. REF ELECTRICAL. WIRING TERMINATIONS AND RS485 WIRING ARE NOT SHOWN FOR CLARITY. CONTACT REFER TO ONE -LINE DIAGRAM BACNET WIRING DETAILS. REFRIGERATED CASE MANUFACTURER FOR FACTORY INSTALLED COMPONENT INFORMATION. BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM CONTRACTOR REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR THIS DIAGRAM SHOULD NOT BE USED FOR TO PROVIDE CAT-5 ETHERNET CABLE TO NEXT TO VERIFY MAC ADDRESSING IS INTERNAL CASE COMPONENT WIRING. CONTROLLER ON THE COMM. LOOP. REFER TO UNIQUE FOR EACH CONTROLLER. ONE -LINE DIAGRAM 120V POWER SUPPLY FEED. IN CASE REPLACEMENT APPLICATION WIRING COULD BE EXISTING TO REMAIN. VERIFY RE -USE OF EXISTING WIRING WITH ELECTRICAL. e A C= OTHERWISE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE e = LIGHTS REFER TO MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM CONTRACTOR TO NEW POWER FEED. REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR TO e C CASE = �M o SOLENOIDS w ° J o COOLING o VALVE O DO w w o F- ). FOR FACTORY WIRING DIAGRAMS, FIELD WIRING PROVIDE RS-485 COMM WIRING TO FIRST S3C CASE/COIL TERMINATE WIRING. REF ELECTRICAL. e CONTROL °FANS oBASR)dTx co o y zuiw ILzozo o DEFROST o RDM VM RxdTx LL to ~ w Z 1- o — z q) TERMINATIONS, AND RS485 BACNET WIRING DETAILS. CONTROLLER ON COMM LOOP AND CAT-5E ETHERNET W w ;= z w' W W a i 3 �- z CABLE BETWEEN CONTROLLERS THEREAFTER. FACTORY INSTALLED WIRING BETWEEN e �'? LL LL o 0 o ga W c°� FAN/LIGHT/ANTI-SWEAT HEATER TERMINALS e m W tw- Jp Qa w�UJ�m AT EVERY CASE. IN CASE REPLACEMENT a SE FAN ic,rts DEFRosr stEr�ER vxvE Arr�FsweaT Ox rrx rru,s nZPEPAnO E SBaOM RMSSURE DRAM occwN cr HUWFry RS4W 0 � � j zd �O a OLL _ > U � � Q APPLICATION WHERE WIRING IS EXISTING No No NC Nc No Nc e w G R 5V S SV S 6N 3 - - - o- O 3 _LL w� N m o z x z r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - RS-485 COMM WIRING FROM ovr AIR AR z a LL--+ z0z o o Ix �-" LLo o I I REFRIGERATION EXECUTIVE TO REMAIN, REMOVE FACTORY JUMPERS. z aui � s o W'3 i w o of o� I GATEWAY TO FIRST CASE/COIL REF ELECTRICAL. i- e e FANS C ® m m m m m m (D �—� :5 iaJ 2 z� u o w co o o o� 3 a. mox �wt3H=)z1xwxg I CONTROLLER ON COMM LOOP. REFER 1, e e z o lg m o w o I I TO ONE -LINE DIAGRAM. ELECTRIC DEFROST CASES: IN CASE %i wd z M o ° w a n f- w NOTE: FOR CASES SERVICED BY A e e ; %N coo o ai w o it o Ta it a F i REMOTE CONDENSING UNIT OMIT EEPR I REPLACEMENT APPLICATION WIRING LIGHTS -Y- REFER TO MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS COULD BE EXISTING TO REMAIN. VERIFY ��i, e e PWM FOR COMPLETE FACTORY WIRING DIAGRAMS. CAT-5E ETHERNET CABLE TO NEXT RE -USE OF EXISTING WIRING WITH I I CONTROLLER ON COMM LOOP. REFER ELECTRICAL. OTHERWISE ELECTRICAL e e zo I I TO ONE -LINE DIAGRAM. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE 208V POWER ANTI -SWEAT HEATERS FACTORY WIRING TO BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM O g o �? ONE CASE CONTROLLER PER CASE. CASE CONTROLLER e e Lq w co FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY THE CASE MANUFACTURER. FEED. REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR TO LLSV CONTACT STRIP CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE RS-485 '' C-4 o I Vi uj I I CAT5E ETHERNET CABLE FROM TERMINATE WIRING. REF ELECTRICAL. e e EEV: FACTORY INSTALLED AT COMM WIRING TO FIRST CASE � v M wcn n SPORLAN S3C PREVIOUS CONTROLLER ON COMM 208V ELECTRIC EVERY CASE EVAPORATOR COIL. CONTROLLER ON COMM LOOP REFER Lll a, N uw o CASE I LOOP. REFER TO ONE -LINE DIAGRAM. e e CONTROLLER I e e CONNECT GROUND WIRE TO S3C z z Y U6 Z c Z cN`�I DEFROST REFER TO CASE CUTSHEET FOR T NE -LINE DIAGRAM. DO NOT ►L > � � z c O N SIZE AND QUANTITY. Z � I I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - CONTROLLER. g-� c c_n CC `_ - - - - - - - -j e e LIQUID LINE z Lll z o g uj -- (D a- LLSV Q Z w N c N W X FACTORY INSTALLED TERMINAL w z g'LoR w W --(Da - LLSV 0 0 0 e e SOLENOID VALVE � = w J -' � z � u' BLOCK AT EVERY CASE. (TYP) 0 01010 CAT5E ETHERNET CABLE BETWEEN S3C AND SPORLAN EEPR: (1) PER REFRIGERATION CIRCUIT. COMM. WIRING TO NEXT CONTROLLER D u, �.; = LL ON COMM. LOOP. REFER TO co GATEWAY ROUTER OR SPORLAN NETWORK SWITCH LLSV: TERMINATE 120VAC #12 AWG e e REFRIGERATION BUILDING z co J SHALL UTILIZE THE "NEXT" OR "PREVIOUS" CONNECTION LIQUID LINE SOLENOID VALVE WIRING ELECTRONIC Ov � EEPR: OWNER TO FURNISH #18 AWG 4 (OR #14 AWG 4 FOR DEPENDING UPON DEVICE LOCATION WITHIN AT W CASE TERMINAL BLOCK ONLY. EEPR e e AUTOMATION SYSTEM PLANS FOR EVAPORATOR LLSV: (1) PER REFRIGERATION CIRCUIT. ONE -LINE DIAGRAM. (TYP) — RUNS OVER 250 FT) CONDUCTOR CABLE FOR EEPR COMMUNICATION LOOP. REFER TO MANUFACTURER REF ELECTRICAL. LIQUID LINE e e PRESSURE VALVE. BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM CONTRACTOR TO INFORMATION. SOLENOID VALVE IS PROVIDED BY REGULATOR INSTALL / TERMINATE WIRING AT EEPR AND AT'a' CASE REFRIGERATION MANUFACTURER. e e REFRIGERATED CASE. TYP. ca TERMINAL BLOCK ONLY. REFER TO REFRIG SCHEDULES FOR QUANTITY AND CIRCUIT NAME. EEPR FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REFER TO CASE EEPR: OWNER TO FURNISH #18 AWG 4 FACTORY INSTALLED CONNECTION SCHEMATIC. REFER TO REFRIGERATION (OR #14 AWG 4 FOR RUNS OVER 250 FT) X TERMINAL BLOCK AT EVERY � O � QCONDUCTOR CABLE FOR EEPR VALVE. IREFRIGERATION BUILDINGCASE. FULL BLOCK NOT ri;f ® ® ® C� 1 U AUTOMATION SYSTEMS CONTRACTOR SHOWN FOR CLARITY. (TYP) O O Lim CASE CONTROLLER WIRING SPORLANW TERMINATE WIRING AT EEPR AND ATA B C D .. 'A' CASE TERMINAL BLOCK ONLY. REFER PROVIDE COMM. WIRING TO T�T, 3 NTS TO REFRIGERATION SCHEDULES AND PREVIOUS CONTROLLER ON SUBMITTALS FOR QUANTITY AND PREVIPREVI LOOP. REFER E 'A' LEAD CASE CONTROLLER. REFRIGERATION BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS CASE CONTROLLER(S) FURNISHEDCOMMO CIRCUIT NAME. REFER TO REFRIGERATION AND INSTALLED BY CASE O REFRIGERATION BUILDING CONTRACTOR TO TERMINATE COMM. WIRING AT BUILDING AUTOMATION MANUFACTURER AT EVERY CASEa . �I AUTOMATION SYSTEM PLANS CASE CONTROLLER MASTER/SLAVE UO N p FOR ONE -LINE DIAGRAM. (TYP) SYSTEM PLANS FOR LOCATION OF 'A' CASE. = O "' 0 Z o WLo o CASE CONNECTION SCHEMATIC SPORLAN EEV, WITH EEPR 0 BAS ONE -LINE AND SCHEDULE NOTES 2 NTS E EXISTING BAS DEVICE, SENSOR, OR WIRE FOR REUSE. v �J RL EXISTING BAS DEVICE OR SENSOR TO RELOCATE AND W XIO-8U-B: 131 SCHEDULE (E) RECONNECT. INSTALL NEW CABLE FOR RELOCATED U1/A1 B10 DTS (E) DEVICE OR SENSOR AS NECESSARY. N U2/A2 B4 DTS (N,DIXI) RD REDESIGNATED BAS DEVICE OR SENSOR. REFRIGERATION BAS ONE -LINE REFLECTS THE Z INTENDED DESIGN BASED ON NEW CASES AND U3/A3 B5 DTS (NAP) RP REPLACED BAS DEVICE OR SENSOR. EXISTING SYSTEM NUMBERS. VERIFY ALL Im p U4/A4 SPARE N NEW BAS DEVICE OR SENSOR. EXISTING CONDITION AND LOCATION OF ALL U5/A5 SPARE FI NEW FIELD INSTALLED BAS DEVICE, SENSOR, OR WIRE. BAS EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO ROUGH -IN. U6/A6 SPARE U7/A7 SPARE FA ------ NEW FACTORY INSTALLED BAS DEVICE, SENSOR, OR WIRE. ISSUE BLOCK U8/A8 SPARE I M BAS DEVICE OR SENSOR USED FOR MONITORING ONLY. UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE, DEVICES SHOWN IN DI DIGITAL INPUT. THIS ONE -LINE DIAGRAM ARE OWNER FURNISHED VIA BAS VENDOR; BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM DO DIGITAL OUTPUT. CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL CABLING AND DEVICES EXISTING BAS BACKBOARD (INSIDE EDC4) Al ANALOGINPUT. AND MAKE FINAL TERMINATIONS. REFER TO PLANS COORDINATE WITH LEGACY BAS VENDOR FOR DEVICE LOCATIONS. (NOVAR) FOR THE REPROGRAMMING OF THEIR RACK CONTROLLER WITH THE REMOVAL OF REFRIGERATION CIRCUITS FROM THEIR CONTROL. VERIFY DEFROST SCHEDULES ARE COORDINATED BETWEEN THE EXISTING RACK CONTROLLER AND THE NEW CASE AND WALK-IN CONTROLS. EXISTING ES1 MOUNTED ON BACKBOARD INSIDE EDC4 (TYP OF 2) NOVAR ES1 RS-485 RS485 NOVAR ES1 RS485 RS-485 EXECUTIVE EXPANSION EXPANSION EXECUTIVE EXPANSION EXPANSION CAT5E ETHERNET CABLE OR GREATER �M'C�ONTROLLER cMODU�LE 1 coMODM6LE 2 c�,CONTROLLER cOMODU�LE 1 cMODU�LE 2 BETWEEN ROUTER AND S3C i CIM-Al SCHEDULE (E) CIM-A2 SCHEDULE (E) CIM-A3 SCHEDULE (E) CIM-A4 SCHEDULE (E) CONTROLLER. (TYP) OF ALL CABLING EXISTING ES1 REMOTE 1 Ala SENSOR (E) 1 SPARE 1 SPARE 1 SPARE LCD MOUNTED ON BAS RS-485 BACNET CABLE TO BETWEEN SGR, SNS, AND S3C. REFER I 2 Alb SENSOR (E) 2 SPARE 2 BAD POINT 2 SPARE BACKBOARD INSIDE REFRIGERATION CONTROLLER TO MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS EDC4 (TYP OF 2) LCD AT THE FIRST DEVICE ON A LCD FOR SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS. 3 A2 SENSOR (E) 3 SPARE 3 SPARE 3 SPARE COMM LOOP ONLY. (TYP) OF ALL 4 SPARE 4 SPARE 4 SPARE 4 SPARE EXISTING XIO AND DTS SGR S3C COMM LOOPS. 5 SPARE 5 SPARE 5 SPARE 5 SPARE MOUNTED ON BAS SGR SGR SGR SGR OWNER -FURNISHED SPORLAN 6 SPARE 6 SPARE 6 SPARE 6 SPARE 1(B4) IO �-------- BACKBOARD INSIDE EDC4 -----; S3C ; (Bid) GATEWAY ROUTER LOCATED 7 SPARE 7 SPARE 7 SPARE 7 SPARE (A4) • r S3C (C5.1) S3C (D12a)S3C ; (C7) ON BAS BACKBOARD. (TYP) 8 SPARE 8 SPARE 8 SPARE 8 SPARE CHECKED BY: KK/JPL ---------r r-----; S3C ; (B1c) .•----- C AUX SPARE AUX SPARE AUX SPARE AUX SPARE -S3C ; (Al3) r•-:: S3C I (C6a) S3C (D12b) S3C I(C8a) DRAWN BY: MJS S3C ; (B1b) --- --rS3C ; (A6a) •-------r S3C 0(C6b) S3C (D12c) S3C C8b DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 ' ( ) CIM-A5 SCHEDULE (E) CIM-B1 SCHEDULE (E) CIM-B2 SCHEDULE (E) CIM-B3 SCHEDULE (E) S3C ;(B1a) •-------r •-------rWI-() '-------; 8 ____ -__ 1 SPARE 1 SPARE 1 SPARE 1 SPARE S3C ; (A6b) --r S3C (C5.2a) - S3C ; (D7.3b) � S3C ; (C10a) THIS ITEM HAS BEEN ` r • ___r _ • 2 SPARE 2 SPARE 2 SPARE 2 SPARE -------- ; S3C ; (B2d) --•--- ( ) ( ) S - , ( ) S3C(Clb 3 SPARE 3 SPARE 3 SPARE 3 SPARE :_- 3_-_; A6c '_------- S3C C5.2b � 3C � D7.3a ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED [--------- S3C ; (B2c) _ C•-------r �•_._.._.: ( ) S3C ; (A7a) •-----•-r � S3C �(Cl ;' S3C � D7.2a "' ��- - '' SPARE 4 SPARE 4 SPARE 4 SPARE -__-_-_-r �'_ •: ( ) `-S3C ( ) S3C ; (Cl(Cl1a) 5 SPARE 5 SPARE 5 B6 SENSOR (E) 5 SPARE I AND SEALED BY MICHAEL ........ S3C (B2b) r 6 SPARE 6 SPARE 6 SPARE 6 SPARE I DATE LISTED BELOW DEAN SCHAEFER ON THE WIRE LEGEND NOVAR - S3C � A7b •-------.-----•- --------------- ( ) � � S3C ; (C4a) � S3C ; (D7.2b) � S3C ; (Cl 1b) 7 SPARE 7 SPARE 7 SPARE 7 SPARE USING A DIGITAL 20-2 TWISTED PAIR ---- -------r •------ -----r WIR-1010 (TAN CABLE 18-2, ) S3C ; (B2a) CAT-5E ETHERNET CABLE - .______- 8 SPARE 8 SPARE 8 SPARE 8 SPARE '-•-�••-' ' (C11c) SIGNATURE. WIR-2020 (BLUE CABLE 22-2 TWISTED PAIR) S3C , (A7c) j-' BETWEEN CASE/COIL S3C S3C I (C4b) S3C ; (D7.2c) S3C ; NOTES: .•----- S3C B5a CONTROLLERS. (TYP) -------r r AUX SPARE AUX SPARE AUX SPARE AUX SPARE ------ ------ --- ----- PRINTED COPIES OF THIS 1. ALL CABLE WIR-2020 UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. S3C ; (A8a) �`_______: ( ) S3C C2a 7.1a Ly , ( ) S3C , (D ) S3C , (C15.1a) I I DOCUMENT ARE NOT 2. ALL WIR-1010 AND WIR-2020 CABLE FURNISHED ---- S3C ; (B5b) - - -------- - - -- -- - ----- - r•_-_____r --- CIM-B4 SCHEDULE (E) CIM-B6 SCHEDULE (E) CIM-Cl SCHEDULE (E) CIM-C2 SCHEDULE (E) CONSIDERED SIGNED AND BY BAS VENDOR FOR INSTALLATION BY S3C ; (A8b) l.� S3C ; (C2b) S3C ; (D7.1b) S3C ; (C15.1b) I I SEALED AND THE CONTRACTOR. D:::::::!S3C ; (64b) -_-- 1 SPARE 1 SPARE 1 Cl SENSOR (E) 1 SPARE 3. ALL OTHER CABLE FURNISHED AND INSTALLED _S3C ; (ABC) j~- S3C C2c S3C 2 SPARE 2 SPARE 2 SPARE 2 SPARE SIGNATURE MUST BE ` r � � ( ) :-__----: (D7.1c) � S3C : (C15.1cVERIFIED ON ANY BY CONTRACTOR. ......... S3C (B3 SPARE 3 SPARE 3 SPARE 3 SPARE 5c) ELECTRONIC COPIES. _S3C ; (A8d) •------ WHERE DATA LOOP WAS •S3C ; (C2d) ;.S3C C15.1d 4 SPARE 4 SPARE 4 SPARE 4 SPARE ` �'--•"-"- BROKEN TO INSERT NEW •-------• • ( ) •----- S3C ; (135d) 5 SPARE 5 SPARE 5 SPARE 5 SPARE CONTROLLERS REWIRE TO S3C � (A5a---•-•--• � S3C RCU2a ------- ( ) S3C , (C15.2a) 6 SPARE 6 SPARE 6 C3 SENSOR (E) 6 SPARE •------•- S3C -' (6EXISTING CONTROLLERS TO 4a)---_____- 7 SPARE 7 SPARE 7 SPARE 7 SPARE S3C (Aft) MAINTAIN INTEGRITY OF DATA S3C RCU2b S3C : (C15.2b C ( ) ) 8 SPARE 8 SPARE 8 SPARE 8 SPARE •-------- LOOP. (CAT-5E)(TYP) _. --------; S3C ; (67b) [• ----- AUX SPARE AUX SPARE AUX SPARE AUX SPARE S3C ; (A5c) r S3C (RCU2c) S3C I (C15.2c) --------- S3C ; (137c) �•-------r ES-1 S3C ; (A5d) �•-------r S3C (RCUIa) S3C , (C18.2a) CIM-C3 SCHEDULE (E) CIM-C4 SCHEDULE (E) CIM-05 SCHEDULE (E) CIM-C6 SCHEDULE (E) ------- S3C ; (B7d) 1 SPARE 1 SPARE 1 SPARE 1 SPARE COMMUNICATION PORT S3C ; (Al Oa) �•-------r S3C (RCU1b) S3C I (C18.2b) ` r -- r 2 SPARE 2 SPARE 2 SPARE 2 SPARE COM1 LCD (IF APPLICABLE) / BACNET / MODBUS LOOP •-•- ---- S3C (87e) --------- - I (A10b) r•-------� S3C I (C18.2c) 3 C9 SENSOR (E) 3 SPARE 3 SPARE 3 SPARE COM2 SPECTRUM (NOVARnet) / BACNET / MODBUS LOOP r r MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER ........ B7 4 SPARE 4 SPARE 4 SPARE 4 SPARE I S3C ' ( fl .---•---. LICENSE # 89591 S3C I (A10c) �•-------� S3CI (C18.1a) 5 SPARE 5 SPARE 5 SPARE 5 SPARE ----- -� `_S3C_: (B7a) -__ I 6 SPARE 6 SPARE 6 SPARE 6 SPARE `♦♦��1a +��/��i COM MODULE 1 1L~,_ . ( ) [ S3C C18.1b ♦ ,,....` /� S3C (All ( ) 7 SPARE 7 SPARE 7 SPARE 7 SPARE ♦� •. f C------•-- S3C B12d COMMUNICATION PORT ;S3C I (All b) •-••----� ( ) ' ___"" 8 SPARE 8 SPARE 8 SPARE 8 SPARE ---------�-CIRCUIT CONTROLLER S3C ; (C18.3a) .; •: COM3 SPECTRUM (NOVARnet) / BACNET / MODBUS LOOP S3C (All •-------r(Cl.3b (~ --- ---------r we Mo. 8959� -, S3C I (B12e) FACTORY INSTALLED IN I AUX PARE • • _ . ( ) [ NEW CASE. REFER TO CASE S3C ; ( ) COM4 SPECTRUM (NOVARnet) / BACNET / MODBUS LOOP C..----.-. S3C( B1 CONTROLLER WIRING I * ? S3C (Al2a) •------ (SPORLAN) DETAIL. (TYP) S3C I (C18.3c) CIM-C7 SCHEDULE (E) CIM-D2 SCHEDULE (E) CIM-D3 SCHEDULE (E) r•-------: [-----------__•_ le LL....,, 1 SPARE 1 D5a SENSOR (E) 1 SPARESTATE O --------- S3C (B12a) .__--__-. ♦ I► COM MODULE 2 S3C I (Al2b) •---- S3C I (C18.3d) 2 SPARE 2 D5b SENSOR (E) 2 SPARE �i� 4OR! '' ' 3 SPARE 3 D6a SENSOR (E) 3 SPARE ••.�•- ♦♦ -------- ; S3C ; (B 12b) .------- ; I S3C (Alc) •-------r S3C i (C18.3e 4 SPARE 4 D6b SENSOR COMMUNICATION PORT E.___.__.- ) (E) 4 D9a SENSOR (E) > > --------- S3C I (B12c) [._______. I 5 SPARE 5 SPARE 5 D9b SENSOR (E) COM5 SPECTRUM (NOVARnet) / BACNET / MODBUS LOOP S3C I (Al2d) ----- S3C I (C18.3f) 6 SPARE 6 SPARE 6 139c SENSOR (E) 06/30/2023 COM6 SPECTRUM (NOVARnet) / BACNET / MODBUS LOOP------ - S3C (1310a) [------- 7 SPARE 7 SPARE 7 SPARE S3C ; (A9a) S3C I (C15.3a) 8 SPARE 8 SPARE 8 SPARE ------- - S3C (B10b) -- - AUX SPARE AUX SPARE AUX SPARE S3C I (A9b) � S3C I (C15.3b)REFRIGERATION --------r--------r --- S3C (B 10c) [------ I I BUILDING S3C 0 (A9c) S3C : (C15.3c) • - ��.______� EXISTING CIM BACKBOARD (ABOVE MEAT PREP) - - - - - AUTOMATION -- ------ S3C (610d) S3C I (A9d) S3C I (C15.3d) SYSTEM WHERE DATA LOOP WAS "S3C- (C15.3e) DETAILS BROKEN TO INSERT NEW CONTROLLERS, REWIRE TO ;S3C I (C15.3t7 EXISTING CONTROLLERS TO `-------r w MAINTAIN INTEGRITY OF DATA EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING w LOOP. (CAT-5E)(TYP) ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND REFRIGERATION BAS ONE LINE D I AG RAM EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE N - SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES 1 PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING o NTS SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL SHFFT- w DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF BASR2 X EXISTING CONDITIONS. CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. Nprf I •I.ly, ...LL_1-.11'""Wjj""I JAIMU."' L LL.. JILA1M11 "'j - 1-'_,. ,4 . ..:., . ..1..:kL=1LWl1LL.WW Ie JllEl LA . _L:I y. ..4. 1. 1 '. II..I V. 4 V' I 1 1 SYSTEM A DISCHARGE AIR TEMPERATURE AND DEFROST PARAMETERS DISCHARGE AIR TEMP SETTING FOR CASES/ RETURN AIR TEMP SETTING FOR WALK-IN BOXES DEFROST Updated: 6/14/2023 DEFROST SCHEDULE CIRCUIT # APPLICATION MODEL NUMBER MFR EQUIP. NUMBER MANUFACTURER'S TARGET (° F) OWNER'S OPERATING SETPOINT (F) DUAL TEMP TARGET (°F) STARTING SUPERHEAT SETPOINT (°F) DEFROST TYPE FREQUENCY PER DAY PUMP OUT TIME (MIN) MAX DURATION (MIN) TERMINATION ° TEMP (F) DRIP TIME (MIN) Defrost 1 Defrost 2 Defrost 3 Defrost 4 Defrost 5 Defrost 6 Al Bakery Freezer W.I. LLE-136 BOHN-LEGACY - ETR ETR -- ETR EL 4 0 45 50 5 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 A2 Deli Freezer W.I. SME-130 BOHN-LEGACY - ETR ETR -- ETR EL 3 0 35 55 5 2:00 10:00 6:45 A4 Reach -in Seafood KWN5F HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3035.242 - 8/16=1 -2 -2 - 6-8 EL 1 0 25 47 10 4:00 A5 Reach -in F.F. KWN5F HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3035.242 - 8116/2021 -2 -2 - 6-8 EL 1 0 25 47 10 8:00 A6 Reach4n F.F. KWN5F HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 -2 -2 - 6-8 EL 1 0 25 47 10 11:00 A7 Reach -in F.F. KWN5F HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 -2 -2 - 6-8 EL 1 0 25 47 10 13:00 A8 Reach4n F.F. KWN5F HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 -2 2 - 6-8 EL 1 0 25 47 10 14:00 A9 Reach4n F.F. KWNSF HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3035.242 - 81IW2021 -2 -2 - 6-8 EL 1 0 25 47 10 16:00 A10 Reach4n F.F. KWN5F HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3035.242 - 8/1612021 -2 -2 - 6-8 EL 1 0 25 47 10 19:20 A11 Reach4n F.F. KW015F HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 -2 -2 - 6-8 EL 1 0 25 47 10 20:14 Al2 Reach -in F.F. KWN5F HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 -2 -2 - 6-8 EL 1 0 25 47 10 22:00 A13 Reach -in Seafood KWN5F HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 -2 -2 - 6-8 EL 1 0 25 47 10 5:00 1.) Information included in this schedule is taken from manufacturer's submittals. 2.) Contractor to verify information against latest submittals available at time cases/coils are delivered. 3.) Parameters above are to be used in programming new/replaced cases/coils only. 4.) Starting superheat setpoint values are per manufacturer's published case data. Field adjustment may be required. 5.) Contents of schedule contains information derived from Owner's record schedules, manufacturer submittals, cutsheets, and Owner's design parameters at the time the schedule was prepared. Field verify as it may not reflect existing conditions. SYSTEM B DISCHARGE AIR TEMPERATURE AND DEFROST PARAMETERS DISCHARGE AIR TEMP SETTING FOR CASES/ RETURN AIR TEMP SETTING FOR WALK-IN BOXES DEFROST Updated: 6/26/2023 DEFROST SCHEDULE CIRCUIT # APPLICATION MODEL NUMBER MFR EQUIP. NUMBER MANUFACTURER'S TARGET (°F) OWNER'S OPERATING SETPOINT (F) DUAL TEMP TARGET (°F) STARTING SUPERHEAT SETPOINT (F) DEFROST TYPE FREQUENCY PER DAY PUMP OUT TIME (MIN) MAX DURATION (MIN) TERMINATION TEMP (°F) DRIP TIME (MIN) Defrost 1 Defrost 2 Defrost 3 Defrost 4 Defrost 5 Defrost 6 B1 Reach4n I.C. KWN5F HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3035.142 - 8/16/2021 -12 42 - 6-8 EL 1 0 25 47 10 18:15 B2 Reach4n I.C. KWN5F HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3035.142 - 8116=21 42 42 - 6-8 EL 1 0 25 47 10 23:00 B3 Seafood Freezer W.I. SME-130 BOHN-LEGACY - ETR ETR -- ETR EL 5 0 30 50 5 0:00 4:00 8:00 12:00 16:00 64 Dual Temp Coffin End FWEGH-L HUSSMANN CORPORATION RD5001.285-1/312018 -10 -10 32 4-7 EL 1 0 60 48 0 14:55 B5 Dual Temp Coffin Island FWGH-L HUSSMANN CORPORATION RD5002.285-1/3/2018 40 -10 32 4-7 EL 1 0 60 48 0 12:30 B6 Reach -in I.C. Cake RL HUSSMANN - ETR ETR -- ETR EL 1 0 40 60 3 2:45 S7 Low Temp Coffin w/2 Ends FWGH-LIFWEGH-L HUSSMANN CORPORATION RD5002.285-1/3/2018 - RD5001.285-113/2018 -10 40 - 4-7 EL 1 0 60 48 0 5:25 B8 I.C. Freezer W.I. BME-260 BOHN-LEGACY - ETR ETR -- ETR EL 4 0 45 50 5 2:00 8:30 14:00 20:00 B9 Grocery Freezer W.I. BME-190 BOHN-LEGACY - ETR ETR -- ETR EL 4 1 0 45 50 5 4:30 10:15 16:30 22:00 B10 Dual Temp Coffin w/2 Ends (Lid Retrofit) FWGH4JFWEGH-L HUSSMANN CORPORATION RD6011.209-1/3/2018 - RD6010.209-113/2018 -10 -10 32 4-7 EL 1 0 60 48 0 6:35 B12 Low Temp Coffin w12 Ends FWGH4JFWEGH-L HUSSMANN CORPORATION RD5002.285-1/3/2018 - RD5001.285-1/3/2018 -10 -10 - 4-7 EL 1 0 60 48 0 0:35 B13 L.T. Narrow Coffin Island NFN TYLER - ETR ETR -- ETR EL 1 0 60 50 3 8:45 1.) Information included in this schedule is taken from manufacturer's submittals. 2.) Contractor to verify information against latest submittals available at time cases/coils are delivered. 3.) Parameters above are to be used in programming new/replaced cases/coils only. 4.) Starting superheat setpoint values are per manufacturer's published case data. Field adjustment may be required. 5. Contents of schedule contains information derived from Owner's record schedules, manufacturer submittals, cutsheets, and Owner's design parameters at the time the schedule was prepared. Field verify as it may not reflect existing conditions. SYSTEM C DISCHARGE AIR TEMPERATURE AND DEFROST PARAMETERS DISCHARGE AIR TEMP SETTING FOR CASES/ RETURN AIR TEMP SETTING FOR WALK-IN BOXES DEFROST Updated: 6/14/2023 DEFROST SCHEDULE CIRCUIT # APPLICATION MODEL NUMBER MFR EQUIP. NUMBER MANUFACTURER'S TARGET (F) OWNER'S OPERATING SETPOINT (°F) DUAL TEMP TARGET (°F) STARTING SUPERHEAT SETPOINT (°F) DEFROST TYPE FREQUENCY PER DAY PUMP OUT TIME (MIN) MAX DURATION (MIN) TERMINATION TEMP (°F) DRIP TIME (MIN) Defrost 1 Defrost 2 Defrost 3 Defrost 4 Defrost 5 Defrost 6 Defrost 7 Defrost 8 C1 Bakery Cooler W.I. WK-100 BOHN-LEGACY - ETR ETR -- ETR OT 3 0 40 55 0 7:04 14:57 23:02 C2 M.D. Deli Island QC-R44-IC/QC-6R45-EC HILL PHOENIX RD1080.352 - 2/10/2022 - RD1068.352 - 3/28/2023 30 30 - 8-10 OT 6 0 30 45 0 4:00 8:00 12:00 16:00 20:00 24:00:00 C3 Deli Cooler W.I. SM-108 BOHN-LEGACY - ETR ETR -- ETR OT 3 0 40 55 0 2:57 11:02 19:04 C4 M.D. Deli DX6XN HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD4018.052 - 6/25/2019 32 32 - 6-8 OT 8 0 25 47 0 5:02 8:02 11:02 14:02 17:02 20:02 23:02 2:02 C5.1 M.D. Deli ON5DMX-NRG HILL PHONEIX RD4043.042 - 12/17/2018 31 31 -- 6-8 OT 6 0 40 47 0 1:30 5:30 9:30 13:30 17:30 21:30 C5.2 Service Deli SMBT HUSSMANN RD2006.642 - 1/15/2016 24 28 -- 4-7 OT 2 0 90 43 0 6:00 18:00 C6 3.D. Cake BX3LN HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD7018.852 - 4/17/2019 30 30 - 6-8 OT 6 0 31 45 0 2:00 6:00 10:00 14:00 18:00 22:00 C7 M.D. Meat NMG HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD4038.352 - 2/18/2019 27 27 - 6-8 OT 8 0 30 45 2 0:00 3:00 6:00 9:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00 C8 M.D. Meat NDMG HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD4038.352 - 2/18/2019 27 27 - 6-8 OT 8 0 30 45 2 2:26 5:26 8:26 11:26 14:26 17:26 20:26 23:26 C9 Meat Holding Cooler W.I. WKE-180 BOHN-LEGACY - ETR ETR -- ETR EL 3 0 40 55 5 7:30 15:23 23:28 C10 M.D. Meat NDMG HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD4038.352 - 2/18/2019 27 27 - 6-8 OT 8 0 30 45 2 4:31 7:31 10:31 13:31 16:31 19:31 22:31 1:31 C11 M.D. Meat MX5XG HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD4038.352 - 2/18/2019 27 27 - 6-8 OT 8 0 30 45 2 0:35 3:35 6:35 9:35 12:35 15:35 18:35 21:35 C15.1 Reach4n M.D. Deli DX6LD HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3007.042 - 5/8/2018 36 36 - 6-8 OT 3 0 35 47 0 2:00 10:00 18:00 C15.2 Reach4n M.D. Deli DX6LD HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3007.042 - 5/8/2018 36 36 - 6-8 OT 3 0 35 47 0 3:00 11:00 19:00 C15.3 M.T. Coffin Island w/2 Ends FWGH-UFWEGH-L HUSSMANN CORPORATION RD5002.005-1/3/2018 - RD5001.005-1/3/2018 32 32 - 4-7 EL 1 0 60 48 0 21:00 C18.1 Reach4n M.D. Rear Load Dairy DR6LD HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3026.042-11312018 32 32 - 6-8 OT 3 0 35 47 0 1:00 9:00 17:00 C78.2 Reach4n M.D. Dairy DX6LD HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3007.042 - 5/8/2018 36 36 - 6-8 OT 3 0 35 47 0 3:00 11:00 19:00 C18.3 M.T. Coffin Island w/2 Ends FWGH-UFWEGH-L HUSSMANN CORPORATION RD5002.005-1/3/2018 - RD5001.005-1/3/2018 32 32 - 4-7 EL 1 0 60 48 0 10:00 C19 M.D. Pizza DX6XN HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD4018.052 - 6/25/2019 32 32 - 6-8 OT 8 0 25 47 0 0:00 3:00 6:00 9:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00 1.) Information included in this schedule is taken from manufacturer's submittals. 2.) Contractor to verify information against latest submittals available at time cases/coils are delivered. 3.) Parameters above are to be used in programming new/replaced cases/coils only. 4.) Starting superheat setpoint values are per manufacturer's published case data. Field adjustment may be required. 5.) Contents of schedule contains information derived from Owner's record schedules, manufacturer submittals, cutsheets, and Owner's design parameters at the time the schedule was prepared. Field verify as it may not reflect existing conditions. Note: Existing circuit C5.2 SMBT Owner's Operating Setpoint has been updated to Walmart's latest directive. SYSTEM D DISCHARGE AIR TEMPERATURE AND DEFROST PARAMETERS DISCHARGE AIR TEMP SETTING FOR CASES/ RETURN AIR TEMP SETTING FOR WALK-IN BOXES DEFROST DEFROST SCHEDULE Updated: 6/22/2023 CIRCUIT # APPLICATION MODEL NUMBER MFR EQUIP. NUMBER MANUFACTURER'S TARGET (°F) OWNER'S OPERATING SETPOINT (°F) DUAL TEMP TARGET (°F) STARTING SUPERHEAT SETPOINT (F) DEFROST TYPE FREQUENCY PER DAY PUMP OUT TIME (MIN) MAX DURATION (MIN) TERMINATION TEMP (°F) DRIP TIME (MIN) Defrost 1 Defrost 2 Defrost 3 Defrost 4 Defrost 5 Defrost 6 Defrost 7 Defrost 8 D1 M.D. Produce w/ misters DX6LN KYSOR WARREN - ETR ETR -- ETR OT 6 0 18 -- 0 0:00 4:00 8:00 12:00 16:00 20:00 D2 M.D. Produce w/ misters DX6LN KYSOR WARREN - ETR ETR -- ETR OT 6 0 18 -- 0 2:00 6:00 10:00 14:00 18:00 22:00 D3 Produce Cooler W.I. WK-210 BOHN-LEGACY - ETR ETR -- ETR OT 3 0 40 50 0 6:58 14:17 23:16 D4 Seafood Cooler W.I. SME-130 BOHN-LEGACY - ETR ETR -- ETR EL 3 0 40 55 5 1:42 9:01 18:00 D5 Meat Prep WK-075 BOHN-LEGACY - ETR ETR -- ETR OT 3 0 40 -- 0 2:46 11:45 19:27 D6 Meat Cooler W.I. WKE-180 BOHN-LEGACY - ETR ETR -- ETR EL 3 0 40 55 5 5:57 13:39 20:58 D7.1 Reach4n M.D. Dairy DX6LD HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3007.042 - 5/812018 36 36 - 6-8 OT 3 0 35 47 0 5:20 13:20 21:20 D7.2 Reach -in M.D. Dairy DX6LD HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD3007.042 - 5/8/2018 36 36 - 6-8 OT 3 0 35 47 0 6:30 14:30 22:30 D7.3 M.D. Beer DX6LN HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL RD4018.442 - 6/27/2019 32 32 - 6-8 OT 8 0 25 47 0 0:00 3:00 6:00 9:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00 D9 Dairy Cooler W.I. w/ drs. ADT-312 BOHN-LEGACY - ETR ETR -- ETR OT 3 0 45 50 0 0:58 8:17 17:16 D11 Produce Island B3XC-LEP HUSSMANN - ETR ETR - ETR OT 3 0 30 48 0 2:17 11:16 8:58 D12 M.D. Beer DX6LN I KYSOR WARREN - 32 32 -- 6-8 OT 8 0 25 47 0 0:25 3:25 6:25 9:25 12:25 15:25 18:25 21:25 1.) Information included in this schedule is taken from manufacturer's submittals. 2.) Contractor to verify information against latest submittals available at time cases/coils are delivered. 3.) Parameters above are to be used in programming new/replaced cases/coils only. 4.) Starting superheat setpoint values are per manufacturer's published case data. Field adjustment may be required. 5.) Contents of schedule contains information derived from Owner's record schedules, manufacturer submittals, cutsheets, and Owner's design parameters at the time the schedule was prepared. Field verify as it may not reflect existing conditions. 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FRD1.1 EPA CLEAN AIR ACT GENERAL NOTES REFER TO R1.1 FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO R1.1 FOR CONTINUATION m EXISTING U COMPRESSOR < HOUSE #1 t_06 15.613 (B4) EXISTING PICKUP COOLER 15.613 (B1,B2) c Q A9/A10 A5/A6- A7/A8 Q EXISTINIr 82 81 PICKUP COOLS 15.613 (A5,A6,A7,A8, A9,A10,A11,Al2) EXISTING PRODUCE COOLER Q ;1 t _ EXIS_ i PICKUP FRFF7FR (C7) R m � I I U I I i 15.625 15.625 1155B..66523551 5..6 35 C°JIIIIIIIIIIIIIII �IIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIII 15.63 5 C10 B4.MXFWEGH20'5XG (REPLACE) r(REPLAC6E 24'FWGH-L (REPLACE) x11iAl2 A7/A8 55625 Cl 5-6-3 m C8 I 24'M5XXG (RPLCAE)15.625 B4 FWEGH-L /G� 15.624 (REPLACE) 15.634 C7 ,5 6' MX5XG 15.624 (REPLACE) 15.634 - A13 3DRS KWN5F (REPLACE) v 15.624 Q 15.634 A4 5DRS KWN5F (REPLACE) 4 R2 (TYP OF TOP FED CASES) 2 ) ++------- 15.625 15.625 15.635 15.635 A9 Al2 17DRS KWN5F 17DRS KW N5F (REPLACE) (REPLACE) -- Ag---+� S--4 A11/Al2 Al rT -A11 I I I r-------------------- A10------------ t+-------------------All --------- A9/A10/A11/Al2 Q 15.625 15.625 15.635 15.635 N 15.625 15.625 d 15.635 A10 A11 15.635 A5 14DRS KWN5F 14DRS KWN5F A8 r 17DRS KWN5F (REPLACE) (REPLACE) 17DRS KWN5F (REPLACE) (REPLACE) +-------------------- A5--------------- f--------------------------•A8------------------------ -A9/r; f---------A5- i A5/A6 5--�*}-A7/A8A8TT A7 I I I --------------------- A6------------ ------------------- q7•--------- A5/A6/A7/A8 15.625 15.625 M5%635 15.63515.635 15.625 A6 A7 15.6351 14DRS KWN5F 14DRS KWN5F B2 17DRS KWN5F (REPLACE) (REPLACE) 17DRS KWN5F (REPLACE) (REPLACE) F--------------------- B1-------------- ------------------------- B2------------------------- t--------------- : `r-j 5---- B2 .T B 1 /B2 WHEN REPLACING MULTI -DECK CASES AND DOOR CASES, AND REUSING PIPING; RE -INSULATE THE REFRIGERATION PIPING BEHIND THE CASES. THIS APPLIES TO THE PIPING FOR THE CASES BEING REPLACED AND TO EXPOSED PIPING FOR ADJACENT CASES. IT ONLY APPLIES TO THAT PORTION OF THE PIPING THAT IS ACCESSIBLE WITHOUT DISTURBING EXISTING CASES TO REMAIN AND THAT IS NOT INSIDE OR PART OF A REFRIGERATION RISER IN A CHASE. REFER TO SPECS FOR PIPE INSULATION REQUIREMENTS. 15.625 15.635 C6 15.609 24' BX3LN (TYP) (REPLACE) I SUPPORT REFRIGERATION PIPING ON UNISTRUT MOUNTED BEHIND CASES (TYP) 15.625 15.635 C2 8' QC-R-64-IC/ QC-6R-35-EC (REPLACE) 15.625 15.635 C4 20, DX6XN (REPLACE) I I i I ----C2 -- INSTALL REFRIGERATED CASES IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS TO ALLOW FOR COMPLETE REMOVAL OF THE CASE DRAIN GRATE FOR INSPECTION AND CLEANING, TYP OF ALL KYSOR CASES. (TYP) 15.624 15.634 a, C 19 E 8' DX6XN (REPLACE) _j CX-11.02-15 CAPX- W-10.05.20 COMPLY WITH EPA CLEAN AIR ACT, TITLE VI, SECTION 608 AND CODE 1. PLAN INDICATES GENERAL ROUTING OF REFRIGERANT LINES, OF FEDERAL REGULATION TITLE 40. PART 82 WHEN ADDING OR WITH A SINGLE LINE SHOWN INDICATING BOTH SUCTION AND REMOVING REFRIGERATED EQUIPMENT. RECORD ALL EQUIPMENT LIQUID LINE ROUTING FOR EACH SYSTEM. IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS, MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBERS, THE AMOUNT OF REFRIGERANT RECOVERED FROM EACH UNIT, THE DATE 2. REFRIGERATION SYSTEM INSTALLATION SHALL BE IN COMPLETE OF DECOMMISSIONING, COMPANY NAME AND SIGNATURE OF ON- CONFORMANCE WITH SPECIFICATIONS, AND WITH ALL SITE SUPERVISOR. REQUIREMENTS OF REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER. KEYNOTES 3. REFRIGERATION DRAWINGS ARE PROVIDED AS AN AID TO BIDDERS AND TO INDICATE DESIRED ROUTING OF REFRIGERATION LINES; CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSUME FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR CORRECT INSTALLATION OF PIPING AND 15.601 SLOPE REFRIGERANT LINES BACK TO COMPRESSORS AT 1" ACCESSORIES TO PROVIDE A COMPLETE AND FULLY PER 20' OF RUN. LOCATE HIGHEST POINT OF OPERATING SYSTEM. REFRIGERATION LINES JUST BELOW BOTTOM CHORD OF JOIST OR BEAM. COORDINATE ELEVATION TO AVOID 4. REFER TO SPECIFICATION 15600 FOR INSULATION THICKNESS. CONFLICTS WITH DUCTWORK, LIGHTING, SKYLIGHTS, ETC. INSIDE DIAMETER OF INSULATION SHALL MATCH PIPE DIAMETER TO MINIMIZE AIR GAPS BETWEEN PIPING AND INSULATION. 15.602 SUPPORT HORIZONTAL RUNS OF REFRIGERANT LINES ON PROVIDE FACTORY PRE -MANUFACTURED FITTINGS AT ALL 1 X 1-5/8" UNISTRUT CHANNELS ON MAXIMUM OF 6 FOOT TRAPS AND ELBOWS. WHERE PRE -MANUFACTURED FITTINGS CENTERS. ARE UNAVAILABLE MITER CUT ALL FITTINGS TO ENSURE 15.603 AT ALL POINTS WHERE SUCTION LINES RISE, PROVIDE A PROPER SEAL BETWEEN INSULATION SEGMENTS. SUCTION LINE TRAP AT THE BASE OF THE RISER. 15.609 PROVIDE PVC DRAIN LINE FROM EACH CASE DRAIN 5. PIPE INSULATION SHALL BE BLACK REGARDLESS OF EXISTING CONNECTION SAME SIZE AS CASE OUTLET, AND END OVER INSULATION COLOR. FLOOR RECEPTOR W/AIR GAP; PITCH DRAINS 1/8" PER 12". PROVIDE DRAIN COVER GRATE TO MATCH EXISTING. 6. COORDINATE REFRIGERATION DEMOLITION ISSUES WITH THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE RECEPTOR(S) AND DRAIN FIXTURE DRAWINGS. REFER TO FIXTURE PLANS FOR LINE(S) SERVING CASE LINE-UP ARE FREE OF REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT DEMOLITION AND COOLER REPAIR OBSTRUCTIONS AND FUNCTION PROPERLY. WHERE AND REMODELING. EXTENSIVE DAMAGE EXISTS AND/OR PROPER DRAINAGE CANNOT BE OBTAINED COORDINATE WITH WALMART 7. REFRIGERATION SYSTEM SHALL REMAIN OPERATIONAL DURING MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. REMODELING. DURING THE PHASING OF OLD TO NEW SYSTEMS, 15.612 PROVIDE INTERMEDIATE SUCTION LINE TRAP IN WALL OR BOTH NEW AND OLD REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS MAY BE VOID SPACE. INTERMEDIATE TRAP SHOULD BE PLACED AT REQUIRED TO OPERATE AT THE SAME TIME FOR A SHORT THE MIDPOINT OF ANY SUCTION LINE RISE WHICH EXCEEDS PERIOD. 16 FEET. 15.613 REPLACE EXISTING SUCTION RISER. REFER TO PIPING 8. WHERE NEW REFRIGERATED EQUIPMENT IS INDICATED ON THE SCHEDULE FOR SIZE. DRAWINGS, PROVIDE DEMOLITION, REMOVAL, AND TEMPORARY STORAGE OF OLD EQUIPMENT PER OWNER'S MECHANICAL 15.624 ROUTE REFRIGERATION LINES ON TOP OF CASE FOR ALL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION MANAGER'S INSTRUCTIONS, AND TOP FED CONNECTED CASES. SLOPE BACK TO REFRIGERATION DEMO NOTES. COMPRESSOR AT 1" PER 20'-0" OF RUN. REFER TO TOP FED PIPING DETAIL. 9. COORDINATE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF EXISTING 15.625 ROUTE REFRIGERATION LINES IN BASE OF CASE FOR ALL EVAPORATORS, REFRIGERATED CASES, AND CONDENSING BOTTOM FED CONNECTED CASES. SLOPE BACK TO UNITS, WITH OWNER'S MECHANICAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION COMPRESSOR AT 1" PER 20'-0" OF RUN. MANAGER. 15.634 REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL REFRIGERATION MANUFACTURER -FURNISHED LIQUID LINE 10. REMOVE COPPER LINES, EVAPORATORS, AND CONDENSATE SOLENOID VALVE AND EVAPORATOR PRESSURE LINES FROM COOLERS/ FREEZERS BEING REMOVED FROM SITE. REGULATOR IN A SERVICE ACCESSIBLE LOCATION ON TOP COORDINATE WITH WALK-IN PANEL VENDOR FOR TIME LINE OF OF CASE. CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL FULL REPLACEMENT. REFERENCE SPECIFICATION FOR CONTACT PORT ISOLATION BALL VALVE IN A SERVICE ACCESSIBLE INFORMATION. LOCATION ON TOP OF CASE. INSTALL CONTROL WIRING FROM VALVES BACK TO CASE OR RACK CONTROLLER. 11. WALK-IN PANEL VENDOR SHALL PROPERLY PREPARE ALL REFER TO REFRIGERATION SUBMITTALS/SCHEDULES AND COOLER/FREEZER PANELS, GLASS DOORS, SLIDER OR SWING BAS PLANS FOR EXACT REQUIREMENTS. REFER TO DOORS, PALLETIZE, AND PREPARE THE EQUIPMENT TO SHIP SPECIFICATIONS FOR ASSET TAGGING REQUIREMENTS. OFF SITE. 15.635 REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL REFRIGERATION MANUFACTURER -FURNISHED LIQUID LINE 12. COORDINATE WITH FIRE PROTECTION CONTRACTOR FOR THE SOLENOID VALVE AND EVAPORATOR PRESSURE REMOVAL OF SPRINKLERS FOR ALL REMOVED REGULATOR IN A SERVICE ACCESSIBLE LOCATION INSIDE COOLER/FREEZER BOXES. CASE DRAIN PAN. CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL FULL PORT ISOLATION BALL VALVE IN A SERVICE 13. COORDINATE WITH ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR FOR THE ACCESSIBLE LOCATION INSIDE CASE DRAIN PAN. INSTALL REMOVAL OF ALL REMOVED COOLER/FREEZER BOXES CONTROL WIRING FROM VALVES BACK TO CASE OR RACK ELECTRICAL WIRING DEVICES. CONTROLLER. REFER TO REFRIGERATION SUBMITTALS/SCHEDULES AND BAS PLANS FOR EXACT 14. COORDINATE WITH BAS CONTRACTOR FOR THE REMOVAL OF REQUIREMENTS. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR ASSET ALL REMOVED COOLER/FREEZER BOXES BAS WIRING AND TAGGING REQUIREMENTS. DEVICES. 15. EXISTING REFRIGERATION PIPING MAY BE RE -USED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON PLANS. REFER TO SCHEDULES FOR PIPE SIZE REQUIREMENTS. 10, BUILDING COMPONENTS ABANDONED BY THE SCOPE OF WORK SHALL BE SECURED TO PREVENT FALLING, LOOSENING, OR CREATING DAMAGE OF ANY KIND IN THE FUTURE. 17. IF ANY RACK SYSTEMS WILL BE OPENED TO ADD OR REPLACE CASES, EVAPORATORS, ETC. THEN 24 TO 48 HOURS AFTER THE WORK IS COMPLETED AND ALL FINAL ADJUSTMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE, PROVIDE AND CHANGE LIQUID LINE FILTER CORES, OIL SYSTEM FILTER USING SPORLAN OF STYLE FILTER, AND REPLACE SUCTION FILTERS. FILTERS ARE TO BE RATED FOR WAX REMOVAL CONTRACTOR TO PROPERLY DISPOSE OF OIL AND COMPONENTS REPLACED. REFER TO SPECIFICATION 15600. REFERENCE FIXTURE DRAWINGS FOR ALL NEW CASES BEING INSTALLED FOR CONNECTION LOCATION OF 18. REFER TO GROCERY FIXTURE DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL UTILITIES. (TOP FED VS. BOTTOM FED) WORK BY REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR. 19. INSTALL ASSET TAGS ON ALL NEW REFRIGERATED CASES AND SEPARATE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR RE -SKIN COMPLETE THE DATA COLLECTION INFORMATION. DELETE OF EXISTING REFRIGERATED CASES TO REMAIN. DEMOED ASSETS FROM ASSET TAGGING APPLICATION. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS. ALL WORK ON THIS SHEET IS TO BE COMPLETED BY AN 20. UPON START-UP OF ALL NEW REFRIGERATED EQUIPMENT, OWNER'S APPROVED CONTRACTOR. REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR SHALL REQUEST THE BUILDING PERFORMANCE REPORT FOR ALL RACKS AND SUCTION REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL GROUPS WHERE WORK IS PERFORMED. ANY DEVIATIONS FINAL REFRIGERATION ELECTRICAL TERMINATIONS TO NOTED ON THE REPORT MUST BE CORRECTED PRIOR TO REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT. PROJECT CLOSE OUT. REQUEST VIA EMAIL AT B.PTEAM1 @WAL-MART.COM VERIFY EXACT LOCATION OF ALL REFRIGERATED CASES WITH FINAL MERCHANDISE PLAN. COORDINATE LOCATION OF REFRIGERATED CASES WITH PLUMBING CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO CUTTING OF FLOOR AND SETTING DRAINS. CONTRACTOR TO RE -USE EXISTING CASE DRAINS. REPLACE DRAIN IF MORE THAN 1/2 OF DRAIN IS EXPOSED TO SALES FLOOR. FIELD VERIFY EXACT LOCATIONS. PRIOR TO SETTING NEW REFRIGERATED CASES, THOROUGHLY CLEAN ALL DEBRIS FROM FLOOR DRAIN AND/OR FLOOR SINK GRATES AND BODIES. HYDRO -JET EACH FLOOR DRAIN AND/OR FLOOR SINK TO THE MAIN. ALL EXISTING REFRIGERATED CASES ARE TO REMAIN UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. PRIOR TO INSTALLING ANY EQUIPMENT OR ADJUSTING RACK PARAMETERS, OWNER'S CONSTRUCTION MANAGER SHALL REQUEST A SUCTION GROUP REPORT FOR ALL RACKS AND SUCTION GROUPS WHERE WORK IS PERFORMED. REQUEST VIA EMAIL AT B.PTEAM1 @WAL- MART.COM REFRIGERATION SYMBOLS CX-09.25 18 XXX XXX CIRCUIT NUMBER (CIRCUIT INFORMATION) MODEL NUMBER CO II- CLEANOUT (CO) --------- CONDENSATE DRAIN LINE (CD) t9 CONNECT TO EXISTING Ls CONTINUATION X XX DETAIL NUMBER SHEET NUMBER (DETAIL REFERENCE) ® EVAPORATOR COIL ISOLATION VALVE ELBOW - TURNED DOWN 0 ELBOW - TURNED UP XX.XXX REFRIGERATION KEYNOTE REFERENCE REFRIGERATION PIPING (ABOVE) - - - - - - - - REFRIGERATION PIPING (BELOW) ---� REFRIGERATION PIPING CASE CONNECTION ETR EXISTING TO REMAIN (TYP) TYPICAL PIPING AND REFRIGERATION SCHEDULE SYMBOLS CX-10 06-20 * MODIFY CIRCUIT OR PIPE LENGTH ** NEW CASE, COIL, CIRCUIT OR VALVE **** CHANGE EXISTING PIPE SIZE AS INDICATED OR NEW PIPE A RISER SIZE IS SHOWN EVEN WHERE A RISER IS NOT EXPECTED. 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SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 + :• no.89591 i.STATE OF 06/30/2023 FRONT REFRIGERATION PLAN IY w w w Q U co 0 J w Q U W_ 1DFRONT REFRIGERATION PLAN /8" = -0" 1 EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. SHEET: R1 GENERAL NOTES 0 r` U U c T REDESIGNATE C18 MAIN PIPING TO 18C. U 00 REDESIGNATE D7 0 MAIN PIPING TO 7D. MQm 7D 18C EXISTING DAIRY COOLER --- C18.1------------------ 15.625 15.635 15.625 C18.1 15.635 24' DR6LD C18.3 (REPLACE) 1 FWEGH L / (REPLACE) C18.2 r---------C18.3------------ 28' DX6LD N (REPLACE) I _C6 I U I I I I I +f I 5 R2 15.630 (TYP OF CIRCUITS ON A NEW LOOP) 7+} 15.1C ; C15.3 I I I I I I I I I I I N U 15.625 i 15.635 I C15.2 I 36' DX6LD (REPLACE) I I I I EXISTING GROCERY FREEZER I 15.609 (TYP) 15.625 C15.1 24' DX6LD (REPLACE) EXISTING ICE CREAM FREEZER I 2 I I EXISTING AFTER C15.1 BRANCH COMPRESSOR 0 REDESIGNATE C15 MAIN HOUSE #2 v U PIPING TO 15.1C. REPLACE i < HORIZONTAL SUCTION ON Lo 15.1C MAIN PIPING. LIQUID LINE U EXISTING TO REMAIN. I 15.625 U REFERENCE PIPING j 15.635 00 SCHEDULE FOR PIPE SIZE. i C15.1 24' DX6LD _,L BRANCH OFF 15C EXTEND i (REPLACE) U Y U 15C C10 C6C r C4 OVERHEAD TO NEW LOCATION AS SHOWN. REFRENCE PIPING SCHEDULE FOR PIPE SIZES. C15.1--- f I I REDESIGNATE C15 I I I I MAIN PIPING TO 15C. I I I I I I I I I 15.625 15.635 I C11 - i 36' MX5XG EXISTING i (REPLACE) MEAT COOLER y I I I I I I I REFER TO R1 FOR CONTINUATION r U ,-t co co O REFER TO R1 FOR CONTINUATION EXISTING MEAT PREP I I I I I I I I N m i r I I 1 I I I I I I .I, HUSSMANN TO RETROFIT LIDS ONTO EXISTING FWG/FWEG FOR CIRCUIT B10. REFER TO FIXTURE (TYP) C 18.3 D7.3 D7.2 D7.1 vu D7.1 D7.2 15.624 15.634 D7.1 36' DX6LD (REPLACE) I I I I I I I I I c� U I I I I I r I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I r m I I I I I I 1 R2 15.603 15.612 15.618 (TYP) 15.625 15.635 C 15.3 16' FWGH-L/ FWEGH-L (REPLACE) 15.625 15.635 B12 16' FWGH-U FWEGH-L (REPLACE) 15.625 15.635 67 24' FWGH-L/ FWEGH-L (REPLACE) 15.635 B100� 12' FWG/FWEG (EXISTING) 15.613 (B10) D7.3 15.624 15.634 D7.3 INSTALL REFRIGERATED CASES IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS TO 24' DX6LN ALLOW FOR COMPLETE REMOVAL OF THE CASE (REPLACE) r> DRAIN GRATE FOR INSPECTION AND CLEANING, o TYP OF ALL KYSOR CASES. 2 COORDINATE ROUTING OF REFRIGERATION PIPING TO AVOID R2 CONFLICT WITH EXISTING PIPING. LIGHTS, SKYLIGHTS, AND 15.601 DUCTWORK. REF PIPING 15.602 SCHEDULE FOR PIPE SIZE. (TYP) D7.2 15.624 15.634 D7.2 36' DX6LD (REPLACE) 4 R2 (TYP OF TOP FED CASES) PIPING SCHEDULE SYSTEM A HORIZONTAL VERTICAL PIPE SUCTION SUCTION RISER DESIGNATION (IN.) AS REQ'D (IN.) LIQUID (IN.) ESTIMATED TOTAL LENGTH^^ (FT) Al 1 3/8 1 1/8 ^ 112 147 Ala 1 1/8 7/8 1/2 1/2 ETR ETR Alb 1 1/8 7/8 A2 1 1/8 7/8 112 1/2 246 96 A4* 7/8 5/8 A5* 1 3/8 7/8 ***` 1/2 92 A6* 1 318 7/8 **** 1/2 92 A7* 1 3/8 7/8 ***` 1/2 130 A8* 1 3/8 7/8 **** 1/2 118 A9* 1 3/8 7/8 **** 1/2 113 A10* 1 3/8 718 **** 1/2 113 All* 1 3/8 7/8 **** 112 151 Al2* 1 3/8 718 '*** 1/2 139 A13* 5/8 1/2 1/2 100 ^ RISER SIZE IS SHOWN EVEN WHERE A RISER IS NOT EXPECTED. THIS IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY AND TO BE USED IN THE EVENT THAT A PIPING CONFLICT CAUSES THE NEED FOR A RISER. IF RISER LENGTH EXCEEDS 4 FEET, IT MUST BE APPROVED BY ENGINEER OF RECORD. ^^ESTIMATED TOTAL LENGTH INCLUDES HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL PIPE SECTIONS. THIS IS ONLY AN ESTIMATE AND ACTUAL LENGTH WILL VARY. Updated: 6/26/2023 NOTE: CONTENTS OF SCHEDULE CONTAINS INFORMATION DERIVED FROM OWNER'S RECORD SCHEDULES, MANUFACTURER SUBMITTALS, CUTSHEETS, AND OWNER'S DESIGN PARAMETERS AT THE TIME THE SCHEDULE WAS PREPARED. FIELD VERIFY AS IT MAY NOT REFLECT EXISTING CONDITIONS. PIPING SCHEDULE SYSTEM C HORIZONTAL PIPE SUCTION DESIGNATION (IN.) VERTICAL SUCTION RISER AS REQ'D (IN.) LIQUID (IN.) ESTIMATED TOTAL LENGTH^^ (FT.) C 1 7/8 1/2 1/2 223 C2* 1 3/8 1 1/8 **** 518 340 C3 7/8 5/8 1/2 317 _ 1 3/8 7/8 **** 518 322 _C4* C5 1 1/8 7/8 718 260 C5.1 1 1/8 5/8 ^ 1/2 2 C5.2 5/8 1/2 ^ 1/2 24 C6* 1 3/8 7/8 1/2 278 - C7* 7/8 518 **** 1/2 155 C8* 1 318 1 1/8 5/8 143 C9 7/8 7/8 1/2 99 C10* 1 3/8 1 1/8 5/8 120 C11* 1 5/8 1 3/8 7/8 52 15C* 1 1/8 7/8 ^ 112 13 ** C15.1** 518 **** 5/8 **** 1/2 **** 96 ** 15.1 C* 7/8 "*** 5/8 ^ 112 102 ** C15.2** 518 **** 1/2 **** 1/2 **** 51 ** C15.3** 1/2 ***" 1/2 *** 1/2 "*** 60 ** 18C* 1 118 5/8 ^ 112 133 ** C18.1** 1/2 **** 112 **** 112 **** 80 ** C18.2** 5/8 **** 112 **** 1/2 **** 52 ** C18.3" 1/2'"'*" 1/2 "** 112 **** 85 ** 1 315 C19* 1 1/8 1 5/8 ! 1/2 ^ RISER SIZE IS SHOWN EVEN WHERE A RISER IS NOT EXPECTED. THIS IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY AND TO BE USED IN THE EVENT THAT A PIPING CONFLICT CAUSES THE NEED FOR A RISER. IF RISER LENGTH EXCEEDS 4 FEET, IT MUST BE APPROVED BY ENGINEER OF RECORD. AA ESTIMATED TOTAL LENGTH INCLUDES HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL PIPE SECTIONS. THIS IS ONLY AN ESTIMATE AND ACTUAL LENGTH WILL VARY. Updated: 6/26/2023 NOTE: CONTENTS OF SCHEDULE CONTAINS INFORMATION DERIVED FROM OWNER'S RECORD SCHEDULES, MANUFACTURER SUBMITTALS, CUTSHEETS, AND OWNER'S DESIGN PARAMETERS AT THE TIME THE SCHEDULE WAS PREPARED. FIELD VERIFY AS IT MAY NOT REFLECT EXISTING CONDITIONS. cx-10.27.17 REFER TO GENERAL NOTES ON SHEET R1 FOR NOTES PERTAINING TO THIS SHEET. PIPING AND REFRIGERATION SCHEDULE SYMBOLS REFER TO PIPING AND REFRIGERATION SCHEDULE SYSMBOLS ON SHEET R1 FOR NOTES PERTAINING TO THIS SHEET. KEYNOTES 15.601 SLOPE REFRIGERANT LINES BACK TO COMPRESSORS AT 1" PER 20' OF RUN. LOCATE HIGHEST POINT OF REFRIGERATION LINES JUST BELOW BOTTOM CHORD OF JOIST OR BEAM. COORDINATE ELEVATION TO AVOID CONFLICTS WITH DUCTWORK, LIGHTING, SKYLIGHTS, ETC. 15.602 SUPPORT HORIZONTAL RUNS OF REFRIGERANT LINES ON 1-5/8" X 1-5/8" UNISTRUT CHANNELS ON MAXIMUM OF 6 FOOT CENTERS. 15.603 AT ALL POINTS WHERE SUCTION LINES RISE, PROVIDE A SUCTION LINE TRAP AT THE BASE OF THE RISER. 15.609 PROVIDE PVC DRAIN LINE FROM EACH CASE DRAIN CONNECTION SAME SIZE AS CASE OUTLET, AND END OVER FLOOR RECEPTOR W/AIR GAP; PITCH DRAINS 1/8" PER 12". PROVIDE DRAIN COVER GRATE TO MATCH EXISTING. CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE RECEPTOR(S) AND DRAIN LINE(S) SERVING CASE LINE-UP ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS AND FUNCTION PROPERLY. WHERE EXTENSIVE DAMAGE EXISTS AND/OR PROPER DRAINAGE CANNOT BE OBTAINED COORDINATE WITH WALMART MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. 15.612 PROVIDE INTERMEDIATE SUCTION LINE TRAP IN WALL OR VOID SPACE. INTERMEDIATE TRAP SHOULD BE PLACED AT THE MIDPOINT OF ANY SUCTION LINE RISE WHICH EXCEEDS 16 FEET. 15.613 REPLACE EXISTING SUCTION RISER. REFER TO PIPING SCHEDULE FOR SIZE. 15.618 ROUTE PIPING THROUGH PVC CHASE. REFERENCE FIXTURE PLANS FOR SIZE AND PVC REFRIGERATION CHASE DETAIL. 15.624 ROUTE REFRIGERATION LINES ON TOP OF CASE FOR ALL TOP FED CONNECTED CASES. SLOPE BACK TO COMPRESSOR AT 1" PER 20'-0" OF RUN. REFER TO TOP FED PIPING DETAIL. 15.625 ROUTE REFRIGERATION LINES IN BASE OF CASE FOR ALL BOTTOM FED CONNECTED CASES. SLOPE BACK TO COMPRESSOR AT 1" PER 20'-0" OF RUN. 15.630 REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL FULL PORT ISOLATION BALL VALVES AT TOP OF RISER. 15.634 REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL REFRIGERATION MANUFACTURER -FURNISHED LIQUID LINE SOLENOID VALVE AND EVAPORATOR PRESSURE REGULATOR IN A SERVICE ACCESSIBLE LOCATION ON TOP OF CASE. CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL FULL PORT ISOLATION BALL VALVE IN A SERVICE ACCESSIBLE LOCATION ON TOP OF CASE. INSTALL CONTROL WIRING FROM VALVES BACK TO CASE OR RACK CONTROLLER. REFER TO REFRIGERATION SUBMITTALS/SCHEDULES AND BAS PLANS FOR EXACT REQUIREMENTS. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR ASSET TAGGING REQUIREMENTS. 15.635 REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL REFRIGERATION MANUFACTURER -FURNISHED LIQUID LINE SOLENOID VALVE AND EVAPORATOR PRESSURE REGULATOR IN A SERVICE ACCESSIBLE LOCATION INSIDE CASE DRAIN PAN. CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL FULL PORT ISOLATION BALL VALVE IN A SERVICE ACCESSIBLE LOCATION INSIDE CASE DRAIN PAN. INSTALL CONTROL WIRING FROM VALVES BACK TO CASE OR RACK CONTROLLER. REFER TO REFRIGERATION SUBMITTALS/SCHEDULES AND BAS PLANS FOR EXACT REQUIREMENTS. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR ASSET TAGGING REQUIREMENTS. PIPING SCHEDULE SYSTEM B PIPE DESIGNATION HORIZONTAL SUCTION (IN.) VERTICAL SUCTION RISER LIQUID AS REQ'D (IN.) (IN.) ESTIMATED TOTAL LENGTH^^ (FT ) B1* 1 5/8 1 1/8 **** 112 156 B2* 1 5/8 1 1/8 ***" 1/2 182 B3 1 1/8 7/8 1/2 179 B4* 7/8 1/2 ***'" 1/2 72 B5* 1 1/8 7/8 1/2 72 136 5/8 1/2 1/2 160 B7* 1 1/8 7/8 1/2 71 B8 1 3/8 1 1/8 1/2 120 B9 1 5/8 1 5/8 A 5/8 153 B9a 1 3/8 1 1/8 1/2 ETR B9b 1 3/8 1 1/8 1/2 ETR B10* 1 318 5/8 **** 1/2 337 B12* 1 1/8 7/8 112 _ 158 B 13 5/8 1/2 1/2 180 ^ RISER SIZE IS SHOWN EVEN WHERE A RISER IS NOT EXPECTED. THIS IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY AND TO BE USED IN THE EVENT THAT A PIPING CONFLICT CAUSES THE NEED FOR A RISER. IF RISER LENGTH EXCEEDS 4 FEET, IT MUST BE APPROVED BY ENGINEER OF RECORD. AA ESTIMATED TOTAL LENGTH INCLUDES HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL PIPE SECTIONS. THIS IS ONLY AN ESTIMATE AND ACTUAL LENGTH WILL VARY. Updated: 6/26/2023 NOTE: CONTENTS OF SCHEDULE CONTAINS INFORMATION DERIVED FROM OWNER'S RECORD SCHEDULES. MANUFACTURER SUBMITTALS, CUTSHEETS, AND OWNER'S DESIGN PARAMETERS AT THE TIME THE SCHEDULE WAS PREPARED. FIELD VERIFY AS IT MAY NOT REFLECT EXISTING CONDITIONS. PIPING SCHEDULE SYSTEM D PIPE DESIGNATION HORIZONTAL SUCTION (IN.) VERTICAL SUCTION RISER AS REQ'D (IN.) LIQUID (IN) ESTIMATED TOTAL LENGTH^'` (FT.) D 1 1 5/8 1 3/8 7/8 226 D2 1 5/8 1 3/8 7/8 262 D3 1 1/8 7/8 1/2 228 D4 7/8 5/8 1/2 146 D5 1 1/8 7/8 ^ 1/2 112 D5a 7/8 5/8 1/2 ETR D5b 7/8 5/8 1/2 ETR D6 1 3/8 1 1/8 ^ 5/8 86 D6a 1 1/8 7/8 1/2 ETR D6b 1 1/8 7/8 1/2 ETR 7D* 1 518 1 1/8 ^ 7/8 153 ** D7.1** 5/8 **** 1/2 "*"* 1/2 **** 60 ** 11)7.2** 5/8 "**" 1/2 "`*" 1/2 *** 95- D7.3** 1 1/8 *** 7/8 **** 1/2 **** 105 ** D9 2 1/8 1 5/8 A 7/8 238 D9a 1 3/8 1 1/8 1/2 ETR D9b 1 3/8 1 1/8 1/2 ETR D9c 1 3/8 1 1/8 1/2 ETR D 11 2 1/8 1 3/8 7/8 330 D 12 1 5/8 1 118 1 5/8 304 ^ RISER SIZE IS SHOWN EVEN WHERE A RISER IS NOT EXPECTED. THIS IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY AND TO BE USED IN THE EVENT THAT A PIPING CONFLICT CAUSES THE NEED FOR A RISER. IF RISER LENGTH EXCEEDS 4 FEET, IT MUST BE APPROVED BY ENGINEER OF RECORD. 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SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 D. `f� ` �*tf i NO. 89591 * . .0-. 0* STATE OF RIID 06/30/2023 REAR REFRIGERATION PLAN w w w U 0 J w Q _ U REAR REFRIGERATION PLAN 1 1/8" = T-0" - - - EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS, EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. SHEET- R1.1 SECURE ALL VERTICAL REFRIGERATION PIPING TO UNISTRUT MOUNTED TO THE WALL OR SECURED VIA HANGERS. REFER TO VERTICAL REFRIGERATION LINE SUPPORT DETAIL. (TYP) SUCTION LINE (TYP) INTERMEDIATE SUCTION LINE TRAP IN WALL, VOID SPACE, OR HIDDEN FROM VIEW. INTERMEDIATE TRAP SHOULD BE PLACED AT THE MIDPOINT OF ANY SUCTION LINE RISE WHICH EXCEEDS 16 FEET OR PLACED AT THE HIGHEST POINT THAT IS HIDDEN FROM VIEW. - CONSTRUCT INTERMEDIATE SUCTION LINE TRAPS FROM PRE -MANUFACTURED TRAPS. (TYP) REDUCE RISER PIPE SIZE AFTER BASE TRAP SUCTION LINE TRAP AT THE BASE OF THE RISER AT ALL POINTS WHERE SUCTION LINES RISES. INTERMEDIAT NTS ELECTRICAL CONDUITS MOUNTED ON UNISTRUT REFER TO UNISTRUT PIPING SUPPORT DETAIL OPTION 1: VERTICAL REFRIGERATION PIPING MOUNTED TO WALL INVERTED SUCTION LINE TRAP AT TOP OF SUCTION LINE RISER (TYP) REFER TO UNISTRUT PIPING SUPPORT DETAIL LIQUID LINE (TYP) INSTALL VERTICAL PIPING AS COMPLETELY SELF-SUPPORTING BEFORE CONNECTING TO OTHER PIPING. REFER TO LINE RACKING BEHIND REFRIGERATED CASES DETAIL OR VERTICAL FACE PIPING SUPPORT DETAIL. E SUCTION LINE TRAP SUCTION LINE TO RACK INSULATION LIQUID LINE FROM RACK PROVIDE NORMALLY OPEN FULL PORT BALL VALVE WITH INTEGRAL SCHRADER VALVE IN AN ACCESSIBLE LOCATION. ENSURE SCHRADER VALVE IS ORIENTATED AS SHOWN. PROVIDE INSULATION FOR BOTH VALVES. DO NOT TRAP LIQUID BY CLOSING LOOP AND CASE ISOLATION VALVES WHEN SERVICING. REFRIGERATION ISOLATION VALVES NTS BETWEEN REFRIGERATED CASES BRACKET TO FLOOR ONLY WHERE APPLICABLE: REAR HALF OF REFRIGERATED CASE DESIGNATED FOR PIPING AND VALVES. FRONT HALF OF REFRIGERATED CASE DESIGNATED FOR ELECTRICAL AND BAS COMPONENTS. OPTION 2: VERTICAL REFRIGERATION PIPING SUSPENDED VIA HANGERS TOP BEAM / CLAMP (TYP) REFER TO HORIZONTAL THREADED REFRIGERANT LINE ROD (TYP) SUPPORT DETAIL. (TYP) MAXIMUM 12" BETWEEN 12" HIGHEST PIPING JOINT AND MAX BOLT TO WALL STUD HORIZONTAL UNISTRUT. 1/2" RETAINING ONLY (TYP) NUT, UNISTRUT P4010T REFER TO UNISTRUT SQUARE WASHER, PIPING SUPPORT DETAIL UNISTRUT P1064 1/2" CHANNEL PROVIDE PIPE SUPPORT AT NUT WITH INTERMEDIATE SUCTION SPRING, TRAP IF REQUIRED. UNISTRUT P1010 MAXIMUM 12" BETWEEM 12" LOWEST PIPING JOINT AND MAX HORIZONTAL UNISTRUT. (TYP) / VERTICAL REFRIGERANT LINE SUPPORT NTS LIQUID LINE SUCTION LINE ADJUST LOCATION OF DROPS AS REQUIRED. (TYP) PROVIDE TRAP AT BASE. (TYP) WHERE APPLICABLE, INSTALL LIQUID LINE SOLENOID, EVAPORATOR PRESSURE REGULATOR, AND FULL PORT ISOLATION BALL VALVES ON TOP OF CASE. PROVIDE VALVE LOCATION IDENTIFICATION TAG OF ENGRAVED PLASTIC. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS. PROVIDE 26 GAUGE SHEET METAL DRIP PAN WITH MASTIC COATING / (TOP OF CASE) 1" EXPANDED POLYSTYRENE OR EQUAL. 6"MINIMUM WIDTH. LENGTH AS REQUIRED. REFRIGERATION PIPE ROUTING FOR TOP FED CA NTS BETWEEN REFRIGERATED CASE AND WALL WALL REFER TO UNISTRUT PIPING SUPPORT DETAIL SECURE UNISTRUT BY BOLTING TO WALL STUD ONLY. PIPE MOUNTING BEHIND REFRIGERATED CASES NTS ANCHOR WITHIN 0'-6" OF EACH END OF UNISTRUT. MAXIMUM ANCHOR SPACING NOT TO EXCEED 8'. VERTICAL PIPING SHALL BE SQUARE WITH FLOOR. (TYP) UNISTRUT POST BASE (TYP) ROUTE SUPPLY AND RETURN HEADERS ON TOP OF CASES WHERE POSSIBLE. REFRIGERATED CASE MANUFACTURER TO PROVIDED TOP CONNECTED CASES. - SPACE AT 4' INTERVALS. (TYP.) - FRONT OF REFRIGERATED CASE. - VALANCE FURNISHED BY CASE MANUFACTURER, INSTALLED BY REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR. SES 3" TOP BEAM CLAMP (TYP.) THREADED ROD 1 5/8"x1 5/8" GALVANIZED UNISTRUT P-10001-13, 12" MAXIMUM FROM ANY ELBOW JOINT. OPTION 1: HIDDEN PIPING SUPPORT APPLY EXPANDING FOAM TO CLAMPS AND COVER WITH INSULATION IN A CLEAN AND WORKMAN LIKE MANNER. (TYPICAL OF OPTION 1) REFRIGERANT SUCTION LINES SPACED 8" O.C. MOUNTED ON UNISTRUT (TYP) .020" THICK PVC JACKET FOR ALL REFRIGERATION LINES EXTERIOR TO BUILDING (TYPICAL) PIPING INSULATION (BEYOND) TOP CHORD OF JOIST ROOF 3" *�� MAX L LOADS MUST BE HUNG WITHIN 3" THREADED OF PANEL POINTS ROD TYP BOTT/ M OF STRUCTURE INSUGUARD OR COOPER B-LINE SNAP N' SHIELD PIPE SADDLE SECURED TO UNISTRUT. MATCH COLOR OF INSULATION. (TYP) - 1/2" RETAINING NUT, UNISTRUT P1010T PIPING INSULATION SQUARE WASHER, UNSISTRUT P1064on n �G[111f- ------------- �CLGv ----- - -------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- 1/2" CHANNEL NUT WITH NOTE: FOR OVERHEAD LINES, UNISTRUT HORIZONTAL, TRAPEZE HUNG SPRING, UNISTRUT P1010 1 5/8"x1 5/8" GALVANIZED UNISTRUT P-1000, 6'-0" MAXIMUM ON CENTERS, 2'-0" MAXIMUM FROM ANY ELBOW. HORIZONTAL REFRIGERANT LINE SUPPORT NTS TYPICAL LIQUID LINE - #022 CUSH-A CLAMP FIRMLY CLAMPED TO PIPE. (TYPICAL OF OPTION 1) - OPTION 2: VISIBLE PIPING SUPPORT TYPICAL SUCTION LINE INSULATION - INSULATION - UNISTRUT :01 BOLT ELEVATION SUCTION LINE '— BUTT INSULATION AGIANST PIPE SUPPORT, AND SEAL INSULATION AT EDGE OF COUPLING. (TYPICAL OF OPTION 2) KLO-SHURE 7-SERIES STRUT MOUNTED COUPLING FOR EXPOSED PIPING. (TYPICAL OF OPTION 2) 0 LIQUID LINE 1 5/8"x1 5/8" GALVANIZED I NOTE: MAINTAIN TIGHT SPACING BETWEEN PIPING I PLAN UNISTRUT P1 MAXIMUM ONN CCE ENTEERR S UNISTR�UT�PPING SUPPORT DETAIL 6 NTS LIQUID LINE (TYPICAL) INVERTED SUCTION LINE TRAP (TYPICAL) Q� SUCTION LINE (TYPICAL) CLEANED PVC PIPE FOR REFRIGERANT PIPING AND ELECTRICAL FROM CASE TO THE BOTTOM OF STRUCTURE. REF ARCH ITECTURAUFIXTURE PLANS. INTERMEDIATE SUCTION LINE TRAP IN WALL OR VOID SPACE. INTERMEDIATE TRAP SHOULD BE PLACED AT THE MIDPOINT OF ANY SUCTION LINE RISE WHICH EXCEEDS 16 FEET. - REFRIGERATED CASE (TYPICAL) SUCTION LINE TRAP AT THE BASE OF THE RISER AT ALL POINTS WHERE SUCTION LINES RISES. NOTE: LOCATE REFRIGERATED CHASE(S) UNIFORMLY TO AVOID EXISTING LIGHTING, SKYLIGHTS, PIPING, CONDUIT, SPRINKLERS AND DUCTWORK. COORDINATE FINAL LOCATION WITH WALMART MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. SINGLE SYSTEM INTERMEDIATE SUCTION LINE TRAP NTS w Of to in O �F W2wWWOHO�Z01 I LL - 'O a w K W w wW ag�awavOi�m 0 �y j7a��OiUv~tea Z QLLJWP1V1KC7QW�O2p c9wdLLj �°3 woozoi g Z n_� otW°Wf f ox�d5jo ga Q 2 O J U vOi J W w o o w �- �o�" �'L-a�(0Owoxs m�NS�WlLoww_jwm<F Z 0 0 ��q (aw C Due, H ~ W z ��n Wo Q W to-; ccx Z Lo N ow > W cz�2z 4 zo w N c' �iw W z Ix z = w wZ$ w�v W Z Non. crw Fa- J -j f� to = u_ z 0 ui 0 m 2 0 00 JCL C D C:--) L O 0 o O co a o T ~ N y O Lo 0 Z o W c Lo �--� 0 N 0 0 T H 1 � D C W N C Di m' 0 ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: KK/JPL DRAWN BY: MJS DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 THIS ITEM HAS BEEN ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED AND SEALED BY MICHAEL DEAN SCHAEFER ON THE DATE LISTED BELOW USING A DIGITAL SIGNATURE. PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 D. NO Na 89s91 • � •.= tz' y • i STATE (W ••• A�� pp.•:. o. 06/30/2023 REFRIGERATION DETAILS tr w w w Q _ U m ci J w Q U SHEET: R2 REFRIGERATIONSCHEDULE SYSTEM A Refrig. OEM: Hill Phoenix Condenser Type Air Heat Reclaim Media: Water SG1 Refrig. Liquid Temp (•F): 54 SG2 Refrig. Liquid Temp (•F): N/A SG3 Refrig. Liquid Temp (*F): WA EXTERIOR DRY BULB (DB) ff ): 99.6 5 yr. Extreme DB from ASHRAE Pub. 2021 Format: Supercenter Store #: 706 System Type: Compressor House Refrigerant: R407A Refrig. EMS: NOVAR Sat. Cond. Temp ('F): 120 Heat Reclaim Use: DHW - Tanks SG1 Comp RGT ('F): 30 SG2 Comp RGT ('F): N/A SG3 Comp RGT (°F): N/A Proto Size: -- City/State: Zephyrhills, FL Consultant: HEI Estimated Refrigerant Charge (Ibs): WA System Elec: 460V 3Ph 60Hz Cond. Design TD (•F): 15 Heat Reclaim Water (GPM): -- EXTERIOR WET BULB (WB) ('F): 82.5 0.4% Monthly Max WB from ASHRAE Pub. 2021 Proto Cycle Date: -- Elevation (ft): 22 Prepared By: Matt Stallbaumer Rack & Cond. Charge (Ibs): -- I Defrost Elec: 208V 60Hz 1 or 3 Ph N/A Est. Summer THR (MBH): N/A Evap. Superheat ('F): 10 Date Prepared: 6/5t2023 Design DB ('F) / WB (°F): 105°F / 83'F Interior Design DB ('F) / RH%: 75'F / 55% Fixture and Field Piping (Ibs): WA Sys. Pilot Elec: 208V 1 Ph Cond. Elec 460V 3 Ph 60Hz Est. Winter THR Avail (MBH): N/A ASHRAE Design Conditions Weather Station: TAMPA EXECUTIVE, FL, USA CIRCUIT INFORMATION FIXTURE ELECTRICAL INFORMATION CKT # Case Fixture Length / Quantity Walk -In Box Size Case/Coil Model Case/Coil Manuf. Application LSHX Y or N? & Model # WI Evaps Evaporator Coil TXV / Distributor Nozzle Sub -Circuit Load (MBH) Circuit Load (MBH) Evap SST Case/ Walk -In Air Temp Circuit Control Valves Defrost Type Defrost Heaters Fans Lights Amps (120v) Anti -Sweat Amps (120v) Comments Equip Number CKT # FT /# of Doors 2 Dr/4' 3 Dr/6' 4 Dr/8' 5 Dr/12' L W H EPR LLSV Amps Voltage Amps Voltage Al MAIN CIRCUIT - SUBCIRCUITS ARE BELOW 17 30 10 BOHN-LEGACY Bakery Freezer W.I. TOTAL MAIN CIRCUIT 26.3 -10 ETR (S)ORIT-15 ME6 EL 23.0 208/3 8.8 208/1 - -- - Al Ala LLE-136 BOHN-LEGACY 1/2 Bakery Freezer W.I. N/A EGVE1 1/2Z - G3/4 13.2 -- -10 ETR EL 11.5 208/3 4.4 208/1 -- -- - Ala Alb LLE-136 BOHN-LEGACY 1/2 Bakery Freezer W.I. N/A EGVE1 1/2Z - G3/4 13.2 - -10 ETR EL 11.5 208/3 4.4 208/1 -- -- - Alb A2 10 15 10 SME-130 BOHN-LEGACY Deli Freezer W.I. N/A EGVE1 1/2Z - 1-3/4 - 12.7 -10 ETR (S)ORIT-12 ME6 EL 15.7 208/l 3.3 208/1 -- -- - A2 A3 SPARE STUB -- SPARE STUB FOR FUTURE USE - A3 A4 * 5 DRS 1 KWN5F ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach -in Seafood - 4.5 -10 -2 CDST-7 *" E3 ** EL 22.8 20811 2.4 120/1 0.7 3.8 RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 A4 A5 * 17 DRS 1 1 2 KWN5F ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach -in F.F. - 15.2 -10 2 CDST-7 ** E3 ** EL 46.3 208/3 8.0 120/1 2.2 12.8 RD3035.242 - 8116/2021 A5 A6 * 14 DRS 1 2 KWN5F ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach -in F.F. - 12.5 -10 -2 CDST-7 ** E3 * EL 39.5 20813 6.6 12011 1.8 10.5 RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 A6 * A7 * 14 DRS 1 2 KWNSF ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach -in F.F. - 12.5 -10 -2 CDST-7 ** E3 ** EL 39.5 20813 6.6 120/1 1.8 10.5 RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 A7 * AS * 17 DRS 1 1 2 KWN5F ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach -in F.F. - 15.2 -10 -2 CDST-7 ** E3 ** EL 46.3 20813 8.0 120/1 2.2 12.8 RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 AS * A9 * 17 DRS 1 1 2 KWNSF ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach4n F.F. - 15.2 -10 -2 CDST-7 ** E3 ** EL 46.3 20813 8.0 12011 2.2 12.8 RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 A9 * A10 * 14 DRS 1 2 KWN5F ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reachmin F.F. - 12.5 -10 -2 CDST-7 ** E3 *' EL 39.5 20813 6.6 12011 1.8 10.5 RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 A10 * A11 * 14 DRS 1 2 KWN5F ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach -in F.F. - 112.5 -10 1 -2 CDST-7 ** E3 ** EL 39.5 20813 6.6 120/1 1.8 10.5 RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 A11 * Al2 * 17 DRS 1 1 2 KWN5F ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach -in F.F. - 15.2 -10 -2 CDST-7 ** E3 EL 46.3 208/3 8.0 120/1 2.2 12.8 RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 Al2 * A13 * 3 DRS 1 KWN5F ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach -in Seafood - 2.7 -10 -2 CDST ** E3 ** EL 12.7 208/1 1.4 120/1 0.4 2.3 RD3035.242 - 8/16/2021 A13 * A14 SPARE STUB - SPARE STUB FOR FUTURE USE - A14 SUCTION GROUP #1 REQUIRED CAPACITY (MBH): 156.7 -13 ('F) Suction Temperature General Notes: 1.) Owner's designated refrigeration equipment manufacturer: Hill Phoenix. Kysor Warren is Owner's designated refrigeration equipment manufacturer for this project and will facilitate changes to this system. 2.) Contents of schedule contains information derived from Owner's record schedules, manufacturer submittals, cutsheets, and Owner's design parameters at the time the schedule was prepared. Field verify as it may not reflect existing conditions. 3.) Contractor shall field verify existing status of data shown for modified racks and notify engineer of any discrepancies. 4.) The scheduled data for existing to remain components, circuit loads, and electrical conditions are reproduced from original design documents and may not reflect exact as -built conditions. 5.) Rack A is self-subcooled. Refer to OEM submittals for subcooler settings/loads. OEM to verify and update settings/loads as required. Updated: 6/14/2023 REFRIGERATIONSCHEDULE SYSTEM B Refrig. OEM: Hill Phoenix Condenser Type Air Heat Reclaim Media: Water SG1 Refrig. Liquid Temp ('F): 45 SG2 Refrig. Liquid Temp (•F): WA SG3 Refrig. Liquid Temp ('F): WA EXTERIOR DRY BULB (DB) (•F): 99.6 5 yr. Extreme DB from ASHRAE Pub. 2021 Format: Supercenter Store #: 706 System Type: Compressor House Refrigerant: R407A Refrig. EMS: NOVAR Sat. Cond. Temp (•F): 120 Heat Reclaim Use: DHW - Tanks SG1 Comp RGT ('F): 30 SG2 Comp RGT ('F): WA SG3 Comp RGT ('F): WA Proto Size: - City/State: Zephyrhills, FL Consultant: HEI Estimated Refrigerant Charge (Ibs): N/A System Elec: 460V 3Ph 60Hz Cond. Design TD ('F): 15 Heat Reclaim Water (GPM): -- EXTERIOR WET BULB (WB) ('F): 82.5 0.4% Monthly Max WB from ASHRAE Pub. 2021 Proto Cycle Date: - Elevation (ft): 22 Prepared By: Matt Stallbaumer Rack & Cond. Charge (Ibs): -- I Defrost Elec: 208V 60Hz 1 or 3 Ph Est. Summer THR (MBH): N/A Evap. Superheat (•F): 10 Date Prepared: 6/5/2023 Design DB (•F) / WB ('F): 105'F / 83•F Interior Design DB (•F) / RH%: 75'F / 55% Fixture and Field Piping (Ibs): N/A Sys. Pilot Elec: 208V 1 Ph Cond. Elec 460V 3 Ph 60Hz Est. Winter THR Avail (MBH): N/A ASHRAE Design Conditions Weather Station: TAMPA EXECUTIVE, FL, USA CIRCUIT INFORMATION FIXTURE ELECTRICAL INFORMATION CKT # Case Fixture Length / Quantity Walk -In Box Size Case/Coil Model Case/Coil Manuf. Application LSHX Y or N? & Model # WI Evaps Evaporator Coil TXV / Distributor Nozzle Sub -Circuit Load (MBH) Circuit Load (MBH) Evap SST Case/ Walk -In Air Temp Circuit Control Valves Defrost Type Defrost Heaters Fans Lights Amps (120v) Anti -Sweat Amps (120v) Comments Equip Number CKT # FT /# of Doors 2 Dr/4' 3 Dr/6' 4 Dr/8' 5 Dr/12' L W H EPR LLSV Amps Voltage Amps Voltage 1131 * 17 DRS 1 1 2 KWN5F *' HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach -in I.C. - 16.2 -19 42 CDST-7 ** E3 ** EL 46.3 208/3 8.0 12011 2.2 12.8 RD3035.142 - 8/16/2021 B1 * B2 * 17 DRS 1 1 2 KWNSF HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach -in I.C. - 16.2 -19 -12 CDST-7 ** E3 ** EL 46.3 208/3 8.0 120/1 2.2 12.8 RD3035.142 - 8/16/2021 132 * B3 9 18 10 SME-130 BOHN-LEGACY Seafood Freezer W.I. N/A EGVE1 1/2Z - 1-3/4 -- 13.7 -7 ETR (S)ORIT-12 ME6 EL 15.7 208/1 3.3 208/1 -- -- - B3 B4 * 2 ENDS 2 FWEGH-L ** HUSSMANN CORPORATION Dual Tamp Coffin End - 2.2 -18 -10 CDST ** E3 ** EL 13.1 20811 0.2 120/1 0.6 0.9 ANTI -SWEAT ON FAN CIRCUIT AND RUN CONCURRENTLY RD5001.285-113/2018 64 * B5 * 24 FT 2 FWGH-L *' HUSSMANN CORPORATION Dual Temp Coffin Island - 7.4 -18 -10 CDST 7 ** E3 ** EL 30.5 208/3 1.0 120/1 2.0 4.2 ANTI -SWEAT ON FAN CIRCUIT RD5002.285-11312018 B5 * B6 2 DRS 1 RL HUSSMANN Reach -in I.C. Cake -- 2.7 -19 ETR (S)ORIT-12 ME6 EL 1 6.7 208/1 1 3.1 120/1 ETR ETR - B6 B7 * 24 FT/2 ENDS 2 2 FWGH-L/FWEGH-L ** HUSSMANN CORPORATION Low Temp Coffin w/2 Ends - 9.6 -18 -10 CDST-7 ** E3 ** EL 35.7 208/3 1.2 120/1 2.5 5.0 ANTI SWEAT ON FAN CIRCUIT AND RUN CONCURRENTLY. RD5002.285-1/3/2018 - R135001.285-1/3/2018 B7 * B8 18 19 12 BME-260 BOHN-LEGACY I.C. Freezer W.I. N/A EGVE2Z - E1 1/2 -- 23.1 -17 ETR (S)ORIT-15 ME6 EL 16.0 208/3 3.6 208/1 -- -- - B8 B9 MAIN CIRCUIT - SUBCIRCUITS ARE BELOW 18 44 12 BOHN-LEGACY Grocery Freezer W.I. TOTAL MAIN CIRCUIT 37.4 -7 ETR (S)ORIT-20 ME9 EL 32.0 208/3 7.2 208/1 - -- - B9 69a BME-190 BOHN-LEGACY 1/2 Grocery Freezer W.I. WA EGVE2Z - G1 18.7 -- -7 ETR EL 16.0 208/3 3.6 208/1 -- -- - B9a B9b BME-190 BOHN-LEGACY 1/2 Grocery Freezer W.I. N/A EGVE2Z - G1 18.7 -- -7 ETR EL 16.0 208/3 3.6 208/1 -- -- - B9b B70 * 12 FT/2 ENDS 2 1 FWGH4JFWEGH4L HUSSMANN CORPORATION Dual Temp Coffin w/2 Ends (Lid Retrofit) - 5.9 -18 -10 CDST-4 ** E3 EL 21.3 208/3 0.7 120/1 1.5 2.9 ANTI -SWEAT ON FAN CIRCUIT AND RUN CONCURRENTLY. RD6011.209-113/2018 - RD6010.209-1/3/2018 B10 * Bl l SPARE STUB -- SPARE STUB FOR FUTURE USE - Bl l B12 * 16 FT/2 ENDS 2 2 FWGH-UFWEGH-L ** HUSSMANN CORPORATION Low Temp Coffin w/2 Ends - 7.0 -18 -10 CDST-7 ** E3 ** EL 25.7 20813 1.2 120/1 2.0 3.7 ANTI -SWEAT ON FAN CIRCUIT AND RUN CONCURRENTLY. RD5002.285-11312018 - RD5001.265-11312018 B12 * B13 8 FT 1 NFN TYLER L.T. Narrow Coffin Island -- 2.9 -24 ETR (S)ORIT-12 ME6 EL 6.9 208/1 2.8 120/1 -- -- - B13 SUCTION GROUP #1 REQUIRED CAPACITY (MBH): 144.2 -27 ('F) Suction Temperature General Notes: 1.) Owner's designated refrigeration equipment manufacturer: Hill Phoenix. Kysor Warren is Owner's designated refrigeration equipment manufacturer for this project and will facilitate changes to this system. 2.) Contents of schedule contains information derived from Owner's record schedules, manufacturer submittals, cutsheets, and Owner's design parameters at the time the schedule was prepared. Field verify as it may not reflect existing conditions. 3.) Contractor shall field verify existing status of data shown for modified racks and notify engineer of any discrepancies. 4.) The scheduled data for existing to remain components, circuit loads, and electrical conditions are reproduced from original design documents and may not reflect exact as -built conditions. 5.) Rack B is self-subcooled. Refer to OEM submittals for subcooler settings/loads. OEM to verify and update settings/loads as required. Updated: 6/26/2023 REFRIGERATIONSCHEDULE SYSTEM C Refrig. OEM: Hill Phoenix Condenser Type Air Heat Reclaim Media: N/A SG1 Refrig. Liquid Temp ('F): 80 SG2 Refrig. Liquid Temp (*F): N/A SG3 Refrig. Liquid Temp (•F): N/A EXTERIOR DRY BULB (DB) ('F): 99.6 5 yr. Extreme DB from ASHRAE Pub. 2021 Format: Supercenter Store #: 706 System Type: Compressor House Refrigerant: R407A Refrig. EMS: NOVAR Sat. Cond. Temp ('F): 115 Heat Reclaim Use: N/A SG1 Comp RGT (•F): 50 SG2 Comp RGT (*F): N/A SG3 Comp RGT ('F): N/A Proto Size: -- City/State: Zephyrhills, FL Consultant: HEI Estimated Refrigerant Charge (Ibs): N/A System Elec: 460V 3Ph 60Hz Cond. Design TD ('F): 15 Heat Reclaim Water (GPM): -- EXTERIOR WET BULB (WB) ('F): 82.5 0.4% Monthly Max WB from ASHRAE Pub. 2021 Proto Cycle Date: -- Elevation (ft): 22 Prepared By: Matt Stallbaumer Rack & Cond. Charge (Ibs): -- Defrost Elec: 208V 60Hz 1 or 3 Ph Est. Summer THR (MBH): N/A Evap. Superheat ('F): 10 Date Prepared: 6/5/2023 Design DB (•F) / WB (•F): 100'F / 83'F Interior Design DB ('F) / RH%: 75•F / 55% Fixture and Field Piping (lbs): WA Sys. Pilot Elec: 208V 1 Ph Cond. Elec 460V 3 Ph 60Hz Est. Winter THR Avail (MBH): WA ASHRAE Design Conditions Weather Station: TAMPA EXECUTIVE, FL, USA CIRCUIT INFORMATION FIXTURE ELECTRICAL INFORMATION CKT # Case Fixture Length / Quantity Walk -In Box Size Case/Coil Model Case/Coil Manuf. Application LSHX Y or N? & Model # WI Evaps Evaporator Coil TXV / Distributor Nozzle Sub -Circuit Load (MBH) Circuit Load (MBH) Evap SST Case/ Walk -In Air Temp Circuit Control Valves Defrost Type Defrost Heaters Fans Lights Amps (120v) Anti -Sweat Amps (120v) Comments Equip Number CKT # FT /# of Doors 2 Dr/4' 3 Dr/6' 4 Dr/8' 5 Dr/12' L W H EPR LLSV Amps Voltage Amps Voltage C1 7 14 10 WK-100 BOHN-LEGACY Bakery Cooler W.I. N/A EGVE3/4C - L1/2 -- 8.0 25 ETR (S)ORIT-12 ME6 OT -- - 4.2 120/1 -- -- - Cl C2 * 8 FT/2 ENDS 2 1 QC-R-644C/QC-6R35-EC ** HILL PHOENIX M.D. Deli Island - 33.3 22 30 CDST-9 ** E6 ** OT - - 3.4 120/1 2.3 - - RD1080.352 - 2/10/2022 - RD1068.352 - 3/28/2023 C2 C3 9 15 10 SM-108 BOHN-LEGACY Deli Cooler W.I. N/A EGVE3/4C - L1/2 -- 9.7 25 ETR (S)ORIT-12 ME6 OT -- -- 6.3 120/1 - - - C3 C4 * 20 FT 1 1 DX6XN *" HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL M.D. Deli - 23.7 25 32 CDST-7 ** E5 *` OT - - 1.7 12011 1.3 - - RD4018.052 - 6/25/2019 C4 * C5 -- - C5 C5.1 12 FT 1 ON5DMX-NRG HILL PHONEIX M.D. Deli -- 14.4 30 31 CDSTA E3 OT -- -- 0.7 120/1 0.2 -- RD4043.042 - 12/17/2018 C5.1 C5.2 * 16 FT 2 SMBT HUSSMANN Service Deli -- 6.7 22 28 CDST-4 E3 OT -- -- 2.3 120/1 0.7 -- RD2006.642 - 1/15/2016 C5.2 C6 * 24 FT 2 BX3LN ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL 3.13. Cake - 19.8 23 30 CDST-7 ** E5 ** OT - - 1.0 12011 2.8 - LOADS BASED ON 2 ROWS OF SHELF LIGHTS. RD1018.852 - 4/17/2019 C6 * C7 * 6 FT 1 MX5XG "' HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL M.D. Meat - 9.1 21 27 CDST-7 ** E3 ** OT - - 0.8 12011 1.6 - TOTAL LIGHTS INCLUDES THREE ROWS OF SHELF LIGHTS. RD4038.352 - 2I18/2019 C7 * C8 * 24 FT 2 MX5XG ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL M.D. Meat - 36.4 21 27 CDST-9 ** E6** OT - - 2.5 12011 5.7 - TOTAL LIGHTS INCLUDES THREE ROWS OF SHELF LIGHTS. RD4038.352 - 2/18/2019 C8 * C9 12 18 10 WKE-180 BOHN-LEGACY Meat Holding Cooler W.I. WA EGVE1 1/2C - E1 -- 16.5 22 ETR (S)ORIT-12 E5 EL 17.4 208/1 3.3 208/1 -- -- - C9 C10 * 20 FT 1 1 MX5XG ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL M.D. Meat - 30.3 21 27 CDST-7 ** E6 ** OT - - 2.1 12011 4.8 - TOTAL LIGHTS INCLUDES THREE ROWS OF SHELF LIGHTS. R134038.352 - 2I1812019 CIO* C11 * 36 FT 3 1 MX5XG ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL M.D. Meat - 54.6 21 27 CDST-17 ** E9 ** OT - - 3.7 120/1 8.6 - TOTAL LIGHTS INCLUDES THREE ROWS OF SHELF LIGHTS. RD4038.352 - 211812019 C11 * C12 * SPARE STUB - SPARE STUB FOR FUTURE USE - C12 * C13 * SPARE STUB - SPARE STUB FOR FUTURE USE - C13 * C14 * SPARE STUB - SPARE STUB FOR FUTURE USE - C14 * 15C * MAIN CIRCUIT - SUBCIRCUITS ARE BELOW - B.V. B.V. 1 C15.1 ** 48 FT 4 DX6LD ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach4n M.D. Deli - 8.7 24 36 CDST ** E3 * OT - - 1.6 120/1 2.7 - - RD3007.042 - 5/8/2018 C15.1 `* C15.2 ** 36 FT 3 DX6LD ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach -in M.D. Deli - 6.5 24 36 CDST-4 ** E3 ** OT - - 1.2 12011 2.0 - - RD3007.042 - 5/8/2018 C15.2 ** C15.3 ** 16 FT/2 ENDS 2 2 FWGH4JFWEGH-L ** HUSSMANN CORPORATION M.T. Coffin Island w/2 Ends - 3.8 25 32 CDST-4 ** E3 ** EL 25.7 20813 1.2 120/1 2.0 3.7 ANTI -SWEAT HTRS ON FAN CIRCUIT AND RUN CONCURRENTLY. RD5002.005-11312018 - RD5001.005-113/2018 C15.3 ** C16 * SPARE STUB - SPARE STUB FOR FUTURE USE - C16 * C17 * SPARE STUB - SPARE STUB FOR FUTURE USE - C17 * 18C * MAIN CIRCUIT - SUBCIRCUITS ARE BELOW - B.V. B.V. - 18C C18.1 ** 24 FT 2 DR6LD ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach -in M.D. Rear Load Dairy - 4.3 28 32 CDST ** E3 ** OT - - 1.2 12011 1.2 - RD3026.042-1/312018 C18.1 ** C18.2 ** 28 FT 2 1 DX6LD ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach4n M.D. Dairy - 5.1 24 36 CDST-4 ** E3 ** OT - - 0.9 12011 1.6 - - RD3007.042 - 5/8/2018 C18.2 ** C18.3 ** 16 FT/2 ENDS 2 2 FWGH4JFWEGH-L ** HUSSMANN CORPORATION M.T. Coffin Island w/2 Ends - 3.8 25 32 CDST-4 ** E3 ** EL 25.7 20813 1.2 12011 2.0 3.7 ANTI -SWEAT HTRS ON FAN CIRCUIT AND RUN CONCURRENTLY. RD5002.005-11312018 - RD5001.005-1/312018 C18.3 ** C19 * 8 FT 1 DX6XN ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL M.D. Pizza - 9.5 25 32 CDST ** E3 ** OT - - 0.7 120/1 0.5 - - RD4018.052 - 6/25/2019 C19 * SUCTION GROUP #1 REQUIRED CAPACITY (MBH): 304.1 19 ('F) Suction Temperature General Notes: 1.) Owner's designated refrigeration equipment manufacturer: Hill Phoenix. Kysor Warren is Owner's designated refrigeration equipment manufacturer for this project and will facilitate changes to this system. 2.) Contents of schedule contains information derived from Owner's record schedules, manufacturer submittals, cutsheets, and Owner's design parameters at the time the schedule was prepared. Field verify as it may not reflect existing conditions. 3.) Contractor shall field verify existing status of data shown for modified racks and notify engineer of any discrepancies. 4.) The scheduled data for existing to remain components, circuit loads, and electrical conditions are reproduced from original design documents and may not reflect exact as -built conditions. 5.) Rack C is self-subcooled. Refer to OEM submittals for subcooler settings/loads. OEM to verify and update settings/loads as required. 6.) Update existing circuit C5.2 SMBT Evap Temp and Case Air Temp per Walmart's latest directive. 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SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 `,` %%A1:;11,J.$ � :• 1 �r y • " r ' STATE OF �I •'•��OR7<DA �� _ • ....••_ 06/30/2023 REFRIGERATION SCHEDULES SHEET: R3 REFRIGERATIONSCHEDULE SYSTEM D Refrig. OEM: Hill Phoenix Condenser Type Air Heat Reclaim Media: N/A SG1 Refrig. Liquid Temp (°F): 80 SG2 Refrig. Liquid Temp (°F): WA SG3 Refrig. Liquid Temp (°F): N/A EXTERIOR DRY BULB (DB) (•F): 99.6 5 yr. Extreme DB from ASHRAE Pub. 2021 Format: Supercenter Store #: 706 System Type: Compressor House Refrigerant: R407A Refrig. EMS: NOVAR Sat. Cond. Temp ("F): 115 Heat Reclaim Use: N/A SG1 Comp RGT (•F): 50 SG2 Comp RGT (•F): N/A SG3 Comp RGT (•F): N/A Proto Size: - City/State: Zephyrhills, FL Consultant: HE[ Estimated Refrigerant Charge (Ibs): N/A System Elec: 460V 3Ph 60Hz Cond. Design TD (•F): 15 Heat Reclaim Water (GPM): -- EXTERIOR WET BULB (WB) (°F): 82.5 0.4% Monthly Max WB from ASHRAE Pub. 2021 Proto Cycle Date: - Elevation (ft): 22 Prepared By: Matt Stallbaumer Rack & Cond. Charge (Ibs): -- Defrost Elec: 208V 60Hz 1 or 3 Ph Est. Summer THR (MBH): WA Evap. Superheat (°F): 10 Date Prepared: 6/5/2023 Design DB (•F) / WB (•F): 100'F / 83•F Interior Design DB (°F) / RH%: 75•F / 55% Fixture and Field Piping (lbs): N/A Sys. Pilot Elec: 208V 1 Ph Cond. Elec 460V 3 Ph 60Hz Est. Winter THR Avail (MBH): N/A ASHRAE Design Conditions Weather Station: TAMPA EXECUTIVE, FL, USA CIRCUIT INFORMATION FIXTURE ELECTRICAL INFORMATION CKT # Case Fixture Length / Quantity Walk-in Box Size Case/Coil Model Case/Coil Manuf. Application LSHX Y or N? & Model # WI Evaps Evaporator Coil TXV / Distributor Nozzle Sub -Circuit Load (MBH) Circuit Load (MBH) Evap SST Case/ Walk -In Air Temp Circuit Control Valves Defrost Type Defrost Heaters Fans Lights Amps (120v) Anti -Sweat Amps (120v) Comments Equip Number CKT # FT /# of Doors 2 Dr/4' 3 Dr/6' 4 Dr/8' 5 Dr/12' L W H EPR LLSV Amps Voltage Amps Voltage D1 36 FT DX6LN KYSOR WARREN M.D. Produce w/ misters -- 42.0 28 ETR (S)ORIT-20 ME9 OT -- -- 1.2 120/1 ETR -- - D1 D2 36 FT DX6LN KYSOR WARREN M.D. Produce w/ misters -- 42.0 28 ETR (S)ORIT-20 ME9 OT -- -- 1.2 120/1 ETR - - D2 D3 17 22 12 WK-210 BOHN-LEGACY Produce Cooler W.I. NIA EGVE1 1/2C - E1 -- 19.0 27 ETR (S)ORIT-12 ME6 OT -- -- 8.4 120/1 -- - - D3 D4 9 18 10 SME-130 BOHN-LEGACY Seafood Cooler W.I. N/A EGVE1C - 1-3/4 -- 13.3 22 ETR (S)ORIT-12 ME6 EL 15.7 208/1 3.3 208/1 - -- - D4 D5 MAIN CIRCUIT - SUBCIRCUITS ARE BELOW 18 25 10 BOHN-LEGACY Meat Prep TOTAL MAIN CIRCUIT 22.6 36 ETR (S)ORIT-12 ME6 OT -- -- 4.2 120/1 -- -- - D5 135a WK-075 BOHN-LEGACY 1/2 Meat Prep WA EGVE1C - 1-1/2 11.3 -- 36 ETR OT -- -- 2.1 120/1 -- -- - 135a D51J WK-075 BOHN-LEGACY 1/2 Meat Prep N/A EGVE1C - 1-1/2 11.3 -- 36 ETR OT -- -- 2.1 120/1 -- -- - 135b D6 MAIN CIRCUIT - SUBCIRCUITS ARE BELOW 18 34 12 BOHN-LEGACY Meat Cooler W.I. TOTAL MAIN CIRCUIT 36.0 22 ETR (S)ORIT-20 ME9 EL 34.8 208/1 6.6 208/1 -- -- - D6 D6a WKE-180 BOHN-LEGACY 1/2 Meat Cooler W.I. N/A EGVE1 1/2C - E1 18.0 -- 22 ETR EL 17.4 208/1 3.3 208/1 -- -- - 136a D6b WKE-180 BOHN-LEGACY 1/2 Meat Cooler W.I. N/A EGVE1 1/2C - E1 18.0 -- 22 ETR EL 17.4 208/1 3.3 20811 -- -- - D6b 7D * MAIN CIRCUIT - SUBCIRCUITS ARE BELOW - B.V. B.Y. - 7D * D7.1 ** 36 FT 3 DX6LD ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach4n M.D. Dairy - 6.5 24 36 CDST ** E3 ** OT - - 1.2 120/1 2.0 - - RD3007.042 - 5/8/2018 D7.1 ** D7.2 ** 36 FT 3 DX6LD ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL Reach4n M.D. Dairy - 6.5 24 36 CDST-4 ** E3 ** OT - - 1.2 12011 2.0 - - RD3007.042 - 5012018 D7.2 ** D7.3 ** 24 FT 2 DX6LN ** HEATCRAFT REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS LL M.D. Beer - 30.4 25 32 CDST 7 ** E6 ** OT - - 2.0 12011 1.6 - - RD4018.442 - 6/27/2019 D7.3 ** D8 * SPARE STUB - SPARE STUB FOR FUTURE USE - D8 D9 MAIN CIRCUIT - SUBCIRCUITS ARE BELOW 29 66 11 BOHN-LEGACY Dairy Cooler W.I. w/ drs. TOTAL MAIN CIRCUIT 92.1 25 ETR (S)ORIT-20 ME14 OT -- -- 37.8 120/1 -- -- - D9 D9a ADT-312 BOHN-LEGACY 1/3 Dairy Cooler W.I. w/ drs. N/A EGVE3C - L1 1/2 30.7 -- 25 ETR OT -- -- 12.6 120/1 -- - - 139a D9b ADT-312 BOHN-LEGACY 1/3 Dairy Cooler W.I. w/ drs. WA EGVE3C - L1 1/2 30.7 -- 25 ETR OT -- -- 12.6 120/1 -- -- - D9b D9c ADT-312 BOHN-LEGACY 1/3 Dairy Cooler W.I. w/ drs. WA EGVE3C - L1 1/2 30.7 -- 25 ETR OT -- -- 12.6 120/1 -- -- - D9c D10 * SPARE STUB - SPARE STUB FOR FUTURE USE - D10 D11 64 FT B3XC-LEP HUSSMANN Produce Island -- 78.0 26 ETR (S)ORIT-20 E10 OT - - 4.8 120/1 ETR -- - D11 D12 36 FT 3 1 DX6LN KYSOR WARREN M.D. Beer -- 45.6 24 32 CDST-7 E6 OT -- -- 3.0 120/1 2.3 -- - D12 SUCTION GROUP #1 REQUIRED CAPACITY (MBH): 434 20 (°F) Suction Temperature General Notes: 1.) Owner's designated refrigeration equipment manufacturer: Hill Phoenix. Kysor Warren is Owner's designated refrigeration equipment manufacturer for this project and will facilitate changes to this system. 2.) Contents of schedule contains information derived from Owner's record schedules, manufacturer submittals, cutsheets, and Owner's design parameters at the time the schedule was prepared. Field verify as it may not reflect existing conditions. 3.) Contractor shall field verify existing status of data shown for modified racks and notify engineer of any discrepancies. 4.) The scheduled data for existing to remain components, circuit loads, and electrical conditions are reproduced from original design documents and may not reflect exact as -built conditions. 5.) Rack D is self-subcooled. Refer to OEM submittals for subcooler settings/loads. OEM to verify and update settings/loads as required. Updated: 6/22/2023 LU W O> w O O Ono XWFy wFwwwwzoLLW�2ZFa W ° �-ZWpwc. w - - F - IL U W tY �a 3l=cgXWa-a°pw O W a�UNdooa�vr�W�a>L�(U0- a owwa u_Z mDW°waa .jm9pw U. �00W°gLLKW3 0WW6o� 3adppoLzx�5za i�ZaUJ o0Jw- ��owo_ °Fw�w= F_ V)waZi0O�4�a� 3�w pua_jXwU) ia0 Wa Z 0 8 g U YI U W W tn c+i �coLj W W w tox �wN N Z Z - � Y L+- Z y CD cam ~ WTT Z o ,��w NCDa. i W WZ O W Z W J-Jti W � � = J W Z O rn Go LU O m O O v a co co L �0 � U)00 c0 as o ~ N O c Z O WLO o >- 0 N O 0 T I- i 0. W NW m Z m O ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: KK/JPL DRAWN BY: MJS DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 THIS ITEM HAS BEEN ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED AND SEALED BY MICHAEL DEAN SCHAEFER ON THE DATE LISTED BELOW USING A DIGITAL SIGNATURE. PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 ali r r • i i i ti 06/30/2023 REFRIGERATION SCHEDULES EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. SHEET• R3.1 Hill PHOENIX Store / Cust: WAL*MART 192 SUPERCENTER LOW AMBIENT Page 1 of 4 WAL-MART 709 SIGMAN ROAD Location: ZEPHYRHILLS, FL CONYERS, GEORGIA 30013 (770)285-3100 Fax: (770)285-3076 Store #: 0706 Original issue date: 6-27-01 HOUSE #1/RACK A Stores Inc. Job #: MS17846 Printed on: 12-4-07 Prepared By: NICK SHOCKLEY Date: 6-27-01 Field Connection: OX Horizontal, Vertical Rev. Date By: Revision: 460/60/3 SINGLE PT. 4 03-28-13 RDM Changed from R22 to R407A, oil separator, subcooler TXVs to EEV MCA 553 added subcooler controller, changed EPR on A6, A7, Al 0, Al . MOPD 600 5 06-16-23 TAC Changed cases on ckts A4-Al3 [KW] CONNECTED 544 Sys No Size Model Heat Exchr. Expan Valve Dist Noz Application MBTUH SST OF Type Of Defrost Fans Defrost Refrig. Valves Est. length Suction Liquid Trunk Horiz Trunk Riser Bran Horiz Bran Riser Amps o t ❑ Amps Volts ❑ igwd Suction Main Bran. Model No: PS520VLRAD RACK A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 General Specifications Discharge Liquid Refrigerant Type R-407A Manifold Size 2 5/8 Line Size 1 1/8 Compressor 06CC228 06CC337 06CC337 06CC550 06CC665 Suction Temp -13 Oil Separator OS6-15FA Manif Size 1 3/8 Kit Number Sat. Suction Temp. - Disch. Check Valve 2 1/8 Drier / Sig. 2 CORE 1 1/8 Capacity MBTUH 32.1 43.4 43.4 57.7 70.2 Condensing Temp 120 Disch. Regulator N/A Master Sol N/A Suction Temp. -13 -13 -13 -13 -13 Outside Air Temp. 105 Bypass Regulator ORD-4-20 Drain Regulator A81-1 1/8 x 1 5/8 Horsepower/RPM 7.5 10 10 15 20 Req'd. MBTUH (Main) 156.7 Condenser Supply 2 1/8 Surge Solenoid N/A RLA / LRA 13.4/99.0 14.9/114.0 14.9/114.0 23.0/142.0 36.0/173.0 Req'd. MBTUH (Sat.) Condenser Return 1 5/8 Surge Ball Valve N/A Circuit Breaker 20A 20A 20A HH83XB414 HH83XB437 Avail. MBTUH (Main) 246.8 Surge Check Valve N/A Contactor 25A 25A 25A 25A 40A Avail. MBTUH (Sat.) Heat Reclaim Wire Size (AWG) #12 #12 #12 #10 #8 Subcooling factor Kit Number Receiver Head Fan NO NO NO NO NO Total Rej. Heat (MBH) 441.0 Water / Air WATER Horiz / Vert HORIZONTAL Crankcase Heater YES YES YES YES YES Rack MCA Heat Reclaim Valve 12D13B Dia. x Length 12 x 108 Unloader NO NO NO NO NO Defrost MCA (208) Isol. Valve To 1 5/8 Lbs @ 90% PD 455 DesuperHeat Valve FV 1/2190 FV 1 190 FV 1 190 FV 1 190 FV 1 190 Evaporator MCA (208) Isol Valve From 1 5/8 Est. Ref. charge 1522 Ibs DesuperHeat Sol E5S130 E5S130 E5S130 E5S130 E5S130 Notes Condenser/Split 50 50 - Suction 1 2 3 * 3/8" FILTER W/ISOL IN OIL RETURN LINE OFF OIL RESERVOIR Model # BRL060C 10 FPI Evap. Temp -17 * ALL SOLENOID VALVES TO HAVE SCHRAEDER VALVES ON OUTLET T.D. 16.2 830 RPM MOTORS Line Size 3 1/8 * 3/8" CHARGING VALVE LOCATED ON SUCTION AND LIQUID LINES PRIOR TO DRIER OR FILTER FLA 13.2 460/60/3 Manif. Size 3 1/8 * MOUNT SIGHT GLASS VERTICALLY Max. Overcur Prot. Filter 5" BRS 3 1/8 * ECONOMIZER HEADER 1 5/8" CENTERFEED WITH ADRHE-6 HOT GAS BYPASS VALVE Weight Accum. A-10318 * DESUPERHEATER HEADER 7/8" CENTERFEED Inverter Notes * PENN OIL PRESSURE CONTROL - P145NCB-82D PRS# 10312-1 Solenoid OE-42 OE-42 * CROT-6 30/100 TO BE INSTALLED IN SORIT * PENN HIGH PRESSURE CONTROL - P170KA-1 D PRS# 11060-2 Isol. Valve To 1 5/8 1 5/8 PILOT LINE * DANFOSS LOW PRESSURE CONTROL - KP2-060-2013 PRS# 10438 Pump Out Sol. E3S120 N/A * SUBCOOLER B27x30 STAGE 1 SER-C SUBCOOL LIQUID 76.4 MBTUH E9 PORT911 SUCTION LIQUID Isol. Valve From 1 3/8 1 3/8 HP#98691 TO 54 DEGREES +44 SST 1 3/8 5/8 Check Valve From 1 3/8 1 3/8 SUBCOOLER CONTROLLER Hill PHOENIX Store / Cust: WAL*MART 192 SUPERCENTER LOW AMBIENT Page 3 of 4 WAL-MART 709 SIGMAN ROAD Location: ZEPHYRHILLS, FL CONYERS, GEORGIA 30013 (770)285-3100 Fax: (770)285-3076 Store #: Job #: 0706 Original issue date: MS17846 Printed on: 11-7-01 12-4-07 HOUSE #2/RACK C Stores Inc. Prepared By: NICK SHOCKLEY Date: 6-27-01 Field Connection: �X Horizontal, Vertical Rev. Date By: Revision: 460/60/3 SINGLE PT. 3 02-2-21 LAW Adding cases to new circuits 5.1, 5.2 and 20 [KW] MCA 518 4 06-16-23 TAC Change cases on ckts C2, C4, C6-C8, and C10-C19 [KW] MOPD 600 CONNECTED 491 Suction Sys Heat Expan Dist SST Type Of Fans Defrost Refrig. Valves Est. Trunk Trunk Bran Bran Liquid No Size Model Exchr. Valve Noz Application MBTUH OF Defrost Amps olts ❑ Amps Volts/0 Liquid Suction length Horiz Riser Horiz Riser Main Bran. Mode No: PS625VMRAD 1 2 3 RACK C 4 5 6 7 General Specifications Discharge Liquid Refrigerant Type R-407A Manifold Size 3 1/8 Line Size 1 5/8 Compressor 06DR724 06DM337 06DM337 06EM450 06EM450 **06EM475 **To be Suction Temp +19 Oil Separator OS6-21FA Manif Size 2 1/8 Kit Number **vaived off Sat. Suction Temp. - Disch. Check Valve 2 5/8 Drier / Sig. 4 CORE 1 5/8 Capacity MBTUH 59.9 92.4 92.4 118.6 118.6 **175.1 **not caic. Condensing Temp 115 Disch. Regulator N/A Master Sol N/A Suction Temp. +19 +19 +19 +19 +19 +19 **in Avail Outside Air Temp. 100 Bypass Regulator ORD-4-20 Drain Regulator A82-1 5/8 x 21/8 Horsepower/RPM 6.5 10 10 15 15 25 **MBTUH Req'd. MBTUH (Main) 304.1 Condenser Supply 2 5/8 Surge Solenoid ME42 RLA / LRA 14.1/80.0 19.91114.0 19.9/114.0 33.9/150.0 33.9/150.0 45.7/210.0 Req'd. MBTUH (Sat.) Condenser Return 2 1/8 Surge Ball Valve 1 5/8 Circuit Breaker 20A 30A 30A HH83XA463 HH83XA463 HH83XA426 Avail. MBTUH (Main) 481.9 Surge Check Valve 1 5/8 Contactor 25A 25A 25A 40A 40A 50A Avail. MBTUH (Sat.) Heat Reclaim Wire Size (AWG) #12 #10 #10 #8 #8 #6 Subcooling factor Kit Number Receiver Head Fan NO NO NO NO NO NO Total Rej. Heat (MBH) 839.9 Water / Air Horiz / Vert HORIZONTAL Crankcase Heater YES YES YES YES YES YES Rack MCA Heat Reclaim Valve Dia. x Length 12 x 120 Unloader 2 STEPS - - - - 1 STEP Defrost MCA (208) Isol. Valve To Lbs @ 90% PD 507 DesuperHeat Valve NO NO NO NO NO NO Evaporator MCA (208) Isol Valve From Est. Ref. charge 1687 Ibs DesuperHeat Sol INO NO INO INO NO NO Notes Condenser/Split 50 50 - Suction 1 2 3 * 3/8" FILTER W/ISOL IN OIL RETURN LINE OFF OIL RESERVOIR Model # BRL118C 10 FPI Evap. Temp +11 * ALL SOLENOID VALVES TO HAVE SCHRAEDER VALVES ON OUTLET T.D. 17.0 830 RPM MOTORS Line Size 3 1/8 * 3/8" CHARGING VALVE LOCATED ON SUCTION AND LIQUID LINES PRIOR TO DRIER OR FILTER FLA 26.4 460/60/3 Manif. Size 3 1/8 * MOUNT SIGHT GLASS VERTICALLY Max. Overcur Prot. Filter 5" BRS 31/8 * PENN OIL PRESSURE CONTROL - P145NCB-82D PRS# 10312-1 Weight Accum. A-10318 * PENN HIGH PRESSURE CONTROL - P170KA-1 D PRS# 11060-2 Inverter - - Notes * DANFOSS LOW PRESSURE CONTROL - KP2-060-2013 PRS# 10438 Solenoid OE-42 OE-42 * CROT-6 30/100 TO BE INSTALLED IN SORIT Isol. Valve To 2 1/8 21/8 PILOT LINE * SUBCOOLER Pump Out Sol. E3S120 N/A * CONTACTOR = C25DRF340B B27x40 STAGE 1 SER-C SUBCOOL LIQUID 120 MBTUH E10 PORT1113 SUCTION LIQUID Isol. Valve From 1 5/8 1 5/8 * CB = HH83XB695 HP#98691 TO 80 DEGREES +65 SST 1 5/8 7/8 Check Valve From 1 5/8 1 5/8 SUBCOOLER CONTROLLER Hill PHOENIX 709 SIGMAN ROAD CONYERS, GEORGIA 30013 (770)285-3100 Fax: (770)285-3076 Store / Cust: WAL*MART 192 SUPERCENTER LOW AMBIENT Location: ZEPHYRHILLS, FL Store #: 0706 Original issue date: Job #: MS17846 Printed on: Prepared By: NICK SHOCKLEY Date: 6-27-01 Field Connection: Rev. Date By. Revision: 4 03-28-13 RDM Changed from R22 to R407A, oil separator, subcooler TXVs to EEV added subcooler controller, changed EPR on B7, 1310, 1312. 5 03-05-21 LAW New cases on B12 6 06-16-23 TAC Change cases on ckts B1, B2, B4, B5, B7, B10, and B12 [KW] 2 of 4 6-27-01 HOUSE #1/RACK B 12-4-07 [K Horizontal, Page Vertical WAL-MART Stores Inc. tiuction Sys Heat Expan Dist SST Type Of Fans Defrost Refrig. Valves Est. Trunk Trunk Bran Bran Liquid o Size Model Exchr. Valve Noz Application MBTUH °F Defrost Amps of ❑ mps Vol ❑ Liquid uction length Horiz Riser Horiz Riser Main Bran. Model No: PS420VLRAD RACK B 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 General Specifications Discharge Liquid Refrigerant Type R-407A Manifold Size 2-5/8 Line Size 1 1/8 Compressor 06CC337 06CC550 06CC675 06CC675 Suction Temp -27 Oil Separator OS6-13FA Manif Size 1 3/8 Kit Number Sat. Suction Temp. Disch. Check Valve 2 1/8 Drier / Sig. 2 CORE 1 1/8 Capacity MBTUH 37.0 41.9 68.2 68.2 Condensing Temp 120 Disch. Regulator N/A Master Sol N/A Suction Temp. -27 -27 -27 -27 Outside Air Temp. 105 Bypass Regulator ORD-4-20 Drain Regulator A81-1 1/8 x 1 5/8 Horsepower/RPM 10 15 20 20 Req'd. MBTUH (Main) 144.2 Condenser Supply 2 1/8 Surge Solenoid N/A RLA / LRA 14.9/114.0 23.0/142.0 36.0/173.0 36.0/173.0 Req'd. MBTUH (Sat.) Condenser Return 1 5/8 Surge Ball Valve N/A Circuit Breaker 20A HH83XB414 HH83XB437 HH83XB437 Avail. MBTUH (Main) 215.3 Surge Check Valve N/A Contactor 25A 25A 40A 40A Avail. MBTUH (Sat.) Heat Reclaim Wire Size (AWG) #12 #10 #8 #8 Subcooling factor Kit Number Receiver Head Fan NO NO NO NO Total Rej. Heat (MBH) 374.6 Water / Air WATER Horiz / Vert HORIZONTAL Crankcase Heater YES YES YES YES Rack MCA Heat Reclaim Valve 12131313 Dia. x Length 12 x 96 Unloader NO NO NO NO Defrost MCA (208) Isol. Valve To 1 5/8 Lbs @ 90% PD 404 DesuperHeat Valve FV 1 190 FV 1 190 FV 1 190 FV 1 190 Evaporator MCA (208) Isol Valve From 1 5/8 Est. Ref. charge 1003 Ibs DesuperHeat Sol E5S130 E5S130 E5S130 E5S130 Notes Condenser/Split 50 50 - Suction 1 2 3 * 3/8" FILTER W/ISOL IN OIL RETURN LINE OFF OIL RESERVOIR Model # BRL060C 10 FPI Evap. Temp -27 * ALL SOLENOID VALVES TO HAVE SCHRAEDER VALVES ON OUTLET T.D. 13.8 830 RPM MOTORS Line Size 3 1/8 * 3/8" CHARGING VALVE LOCATED ON SUCTION AND LIQUID LINES PRIOR TO DRIER OR FILTER FLA 13.2 460/60/3 Manif. Size 3 1/8 * MOUNT SIGHT GLASS VERTICALLY Max. Overcur Prot. Filter 5" BRS 31/8 * ECONOMIZER HEADER 1 5/8" CENTERFEED WITH ADRHE-6 HOT GAS BYPASS VALVE Weight Accum. A-10318 * DESUPERHEATER HEADER 7/8" CENTERFEED Inverter Notes * PENN OIL PRESSURE CONTROL - P145NCB-82D PRS# 10312-1 Solenoid OE-42 OE-42 * CROT-6 30/100 TO BE INSTALLED IN SORIT * PENN HIGH PRESSURE CONTROL - P170KA-1 D PRS# 11060-2 Isol. Valve To 1 5/8 1 5/8 PILOT LINE * DANFOSS LOW PRESSURE CONTROL - KP2-060-2013 PRS# 10438 Pump Out Sol. E3S120 N/A * SUBCOOLER B27x20 STAGE 1 SER-C SUBCOOL LIQUID 65.9 MBTUH E9 PORT1111 SUCTION LIQUID Isol. Valve From 1 3/8 1 3/8 HP#98691 TO 45 DEGREES +35 SST 1 3/8 5/8 Check Valve From 1 3/8 1 3/8 SUBCOOLER CONTROLLER Hill PHOENIX Store / Cust: WAL*MART 192 SUPERCENTER LOW AMBIENT Page 4 of 4 WAL-MART 709 SIGMAN ROAD Location: ZEPHYRHILLS, FL CONYERS, GEORGIA 30013 Store #: 0706 Original issue date: 11-7-01 HOUSE #2/RACK D (770)285-3100 Fax: (770)285-3076 Job #: MS17846 Stores Inc. Printed on: 08-02-07 Prepared By. NICK SHOCKLEY Date: 6-27-01 Field Connection: Horizontal, Vertical Rev. Date By: Revision: 4 03-28-2013 RDM Changed from R22 to R407A, oil separator, subcooler TXVs to EEV added subcooler controller. 5 02-02-21 LAW New cases on new circuits D12; Relocated cases on D10 [KW] 6 06-16-23 TAC Change cases on ckts, D7, D10 now spare [KW] Sys No Size Model Heat Exchr. Expan Valve Dist Noz Application MBTUH SST °F Type Of Defrost Fans Defrost Refrig. Valves Est. length Suction Liquid Trunk Horiz Trunk Riser Bran Horiz Bran is mps Vol ❑ Amps o ❑ iqui Suction Main Bran. Model No: PS525VMRAD RACK D General Specifications Discharge 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Refrigerant Type R-407A Manifold Size 31/8 Liquid Line Size 1 3/8 Compressor 06DR724 06DR228 06EM450 06EM450 06EM475 Suction Temp +20 Oil Separator OS6-21 FA Manif Size 1 5/8 Kit Number Sat. Suction Temp. - Disch. Check Valve 2 5/8 Drier / Sig. 3 CORE 1 3/8 Capacity MBTUH 61.6 77.0 121.3 121.3 179.0 Condensing Temp 115 Disch. Regulator N/A Master Sol N/A Suction Temp. +20 +20 +20 +20 +20 Outside Air Temp. 100 Bypass Regulator ORD-4-20 Drain Regulator A81-1 3/8 x 2 1/8 Horsepower/RPM 6.5 7.5 15 15 25 Req'd. MBTUH (Main) 434.0 Condenser Supply 2 5/8 Surge Solenoid ME34 RLA / LRA 14.1/80.0 17.8/99.0 33.9/150.0 33.9/150.0 45.7/210.0 Req'd. MBTUH (Sat.) Condenser Return 2 1/8 Surge Ball Valve 1 3/8 Circuit Breaker 20A 30A HH83XA463 HH83XA463 HH83XA426 Avail. MBTUH (Main) 561.0 Surge Check Valve 1 3/8 Contactor 25A 25A 40A 40A 50A Avail. MBTUH (Sat.) Heat Reclaim Wire Size (AWG) #12 #10 #8 #6 Subcooling factor Kit Number Receiver Head Fan NO NO NO NO NO Total Rej. Heat (MBH) 746.2 Water / Air Horiz / Vert HORIZONTAL Crankcase Heater YES YES YES YES YES Rack MCA Heat Reclaim Valve Dia. x Length 12 x 120 Unloader 2 STEPS - - - 1 STEP Defrost MCA (208) Isol. Valve To Lbs @ 90% PD 507 DesuperHeat Valve NO NO NO NO NO Evaporator MCA (208) Isol Valve From Est. Ref. charge 1047 Ibs DesuperHeat Sol NO NO NO NO NO Notes Condenser/Split 50 50 - Suction 1 2 3 * 3/8" FILTER W/ISOL IN OIL RETURN LINE OFF OIL RESERVOIR Model # BRL118C 10 FPI Evap. Temp +20 * ALL SOLENOID VALVES TO HAVE SCHRAEDER VALVES ON OUTLET T.D. 13.7 830 RPM MOTORS Line Size 3 1/8 * 3/8" CHARGING VALVE LOCATED ON SUCTION AND LIQUID LINES PRIOR TO DRIER OR FILTER FLA 26.4 460/60/3 Manif. Size 3 1/8 * MOUNT SIGHT GLASS VERTICALLY Max. Overcur Prot. Filter 5" BRS 31/8 * PENN OIL PRESSURE CONTROL - P145NCB-82D PRS# 10312-1 Weight Accum. A-10318 * PENN HIGH PRESSURE CONTROL - P170KA-1 D PRS# 11060-2 Inverter - - Notes * DANFOSS LOW PRESSURE CONTROL - KP2-060-2013 PRS# 10438 Solenoid OE-42 OE-42 * CROT-6 30/100 TO BE INSTALLED IN SORIT Isol. Valve To 1 5/8 1 5/8 PILOT LINE * SUBCOOLER Pump Out Sol. E3S120 N/A B27x30 STAGE 1 SER-C SUBCOOL LIQUID 112.0 MBTUH E10 PORT1113 SUCTION LIQUID Isol. Valve From 1 5/8 1 5/8 HP#98691 TO 80 DEGREES +65 SST 1 5/8 7/8 Check Valve From 1 5/8 1 5/8 SUBCOOLER CONTROLLER EXISTING SYSTEM WAS MANUFACTURED BY HILL PHOENIX, KYSOR WARREN IS OWNER'S DESIGNATED REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER FOR THIS PROJECT AND WILL FACILITATE CHANGES TO THIS SYSTEM. D Uj 0 co w0�} fn 0 - ZWO ZZ H6H'6UVKD W p wZLL'XmaW3� b��TMUOOM- Qzgoa-12omO wW }oawwwvP=a Z ¢v 8-waL'SxVu.w20 W"50�,u2 O c37 VLL O�Z Q~ ZU)MIolu..gzox�Ha J D Q3Q IL W68 tAp�ZN C I x Z Jm V y J W W 0 0 2 0- ggcnowo WAL WLU CO) axaOWamitw jN Qp vi d0W MJ WIr H Z O m O 00 J CL CO CO L v O O U) C)O J J O N O "' 0 Z o W o 0 N 0 H 0. w N W m D Z m O ISSUE BLOCK THIS ITEM HAS BEEN ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED AND SEALED BY MICHAEL DEAN SCHAEFER ON THE DATE LISTED BELOW USING A DIGITAL SIGNATURE. PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. W >- O -j Z W O Z O W 0 �Wi I :17 -7, `%" OP .. .. 06/30/2023 REFRIGERATION SUBMITTALS NOTE: THE DOCUMENTATION CONTAINED ON THIS SHEET WAS NOT PREPARED BY HENDERSON ENGINEERS AND IS INCLUDED IN THIS SET FOR REFERENCE ONLY. HENDERSON ENGINEERS REVIEWED THE DOCUMENTATION ON THIS SHEET FOR GENERAL COMPLIANCE WITH DESIGN INTENT. SUPPLIER IS RESPONSIBLE THAT ALL FURNISHED EQUIPMENT ON THIS SHEET COMPLIES WITH APPLICABLE LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL LAWS, CODES, AND REGULATIONS. SHEET: R4 _ NOVAR TELEPHONE BACKBOARD BACKBOARD J H1B2 H1A FIRE ALARM Liu BACKBOARD ELECTRICAL MSWB L1 D2 ROOM 1 H1P1 10 T1D2 LID T1D H1B1� H1P2 B - (15A-3P) EXISTING #12 16.270 T36 H 1 A-61,63,65 ❑ L313 H3B (20A-3P) 16.239 Q L3P 16.239 16.270 WP/WR H1A-555759 L3D2 REPLACE H3P,, � WP/W EXISTING #12 L3D1 H3A ELECTRICAL ❑ REPLACE ROOM 3 I RTU-29 ELECTRICAL ROOM 3 PLAN REAR ENLARGED POWER PLAN 5 WPMR 16.239 ❑ (20A-3P) 16.274 _j3y- H3A-26,28,30 NEW (3)-#8 REPLACE & (1)-#8G RTU-4 IN NEW 3/4"C (APPROX. 275') 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 E1 REPLACE RTU-32 I REFURBISH �) I RTU-34 REFURBISH REFURBISH (2 .3P) (20A-3P) RTU-28 - - - I RTU-30 16.270 _ 16.273 _-_-_ _-_-_-_- _-_-_-_ - --_ - - _ H1A-56,58,60 H1A-62,64,66 _ _. EXISTING #12 REPLACE RTU-33 H-I - - - -I - I- --I - i - - i- - - --4-WPMR WPMR- - ' EXISTING #12 I ( 16.239 (:G 1 I ETR RE1.1 � AHU-2 REFURBISH REFURBISH I i I RTU-24 ( RTU-25 I i ( _ I I I I I I I I I I I I ETR REFURBISH AHU-3 RTU-22 6 WPMR WPMR F]16.239 16.239 (20A-3P) (20A-3P) Oy-16.274 ❑ 16.274 H3A-31,33,35 H3A-32,34,36 NEW (3)-#8 NEW (3)48 REPLACE & (1)-#8G REPLACE & (1)-#8G RTU-5 IN NEW 3/4"C RTU-6 IN NEW 3/4"C (APPROX. 253') (APPROX. 233') r4� FRONT �ENLARGED POWER �PLAN 10 11 12 13 14 REFURBISH RTU-35 I I I I I I I I I I - - + - (40A-3P) EXISTING #6 - - - 16.270 H 1 A-43,45,47 REFURBISH I n REPLACE RTU-26 16.239 RTU-271 WP/WR I I I I I I REFURBISH RTU-23 (20A-3P) 1 I 16.270 I H1A-49,51,53 REPLRE1 I ICE EXISTING #10 I WP/WR RTU- 3- 16.239 (60A-3P) - - -� - - - - - - - - - - 16.239 WP/WR 16.270 (20A-3P) EXISTING #4 REPm RTU-1gCE H1A-13,15,17 16.270 I REFURBISH I REFURBISH I REFURBISH 16.239 H1A-50,52,54 _ __ RTU-16 RTU-17 RTU-18 H3A-7,9,11 WPMR EXISTING #4 EXISTING #10 I 16.273 REPLACE m G WPMR _ REPLACE (80A-3P) RTU-14 1 - ( RTU-12 WP/WR i 16.239 REPLACE 1 NEW (3)-#10 I LRTU-15 (60A-3P) - - & (1)-#10G 16.239 (30A-3P) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 16.270 _ - - IN EXSTG 1/2"C EXISTING #12 H3A-43,45,47 16.271 B - H1A-04,46,4�ISTING � - (�APPROX.152') REP - 20A-3P) - - - - - o I I REPLACE H3A-37,39,41 LACE & ( �10NEW G 0 RTU-11 0 16.239 RTU-8 16.239 IN EXSTG 1/2"C RTU-REP1 EXISTING #6 (40A-3P) - - - ' - ' - - - - - - ' WPMR 16.239 (APPROX. 63') WPMR n H1A-25,27,29 16Q270 0 �o o �o� n WP/WR a H3A-38,40,42 WP/WRREP16270 16.239 RTU-2 CE I WP/WR REFURBISH I I I I 16.239 H3A-25,27,29 (20A-3P) 3 RTU-3 - 16.270 E 1 REPLACE ETR RTU-9 RTU-10 4 EXISTING #8 E1 POWER PLAN 30'-0" J W O m 0 z O 11 ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS LEGEND GENERAL NOTES 07.26.19 08.02.19 (SYMBOLS APPLY ONLY WHEN USED ON DRAWINGS) 1. FURNISH AND INSTALL ALL MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, AND LABOR, FOR A COMPLETE INSTALLATION IN ALL RESPECTS, READY FOR INTENDED USE AND IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH NEC, NESC, SYMBOL DESCRIPTION M MANUAL MOTOR RATED DISCONNECT SWITCH STATE, AND LOCAL CODES, AND MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS. PAY ALL NECESSARY FEES AND PERMITS. A. NO CIRCUITRY SHALL BE ALLOWED TO BE ROUTED ACROSS THE ROOF OR THE EXTERIOR SIDE OF THE EXTERIOR WALLS. B. ALL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE UL LISTED WHERE APPLICABLE. RECEPTACLE, DUPLEX MOUNTED +42" UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE RECEPTACLE, GFI DUPLEX MOUNTED C. ARRANGE ALL WORK TO MINIMIZE DISRUPTIONS TO STORE +42" UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE OPERATIONS. COORDINATE ALL DISRUPTIONS WITH WALMART CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AND STORE MANAGER. COORDINATE BETWEEN EXISTING AND NEW CONSTRUCTION. D. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL WALL FINISH THICKNESS JUNCTION BOX (WALL MOUNTED/CEILING MOUNTED ) O THERMOSTAT (WALL MOUNTED/CEILING MOUNTED) BEFORE INSTALLING BOXES. FURNISH AND INSTALL EXTENDED BOXES OR BOX EXTENDERS WHERE REQUIRED. E. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT ALL AFFECTED PANELBOARDS HAVE CIRCUIT BREAKER KNOCKOUTS PROPERLY COVERED AND THAT ALL TRIM IS IN GOOD O ALARM JUNCTION BOX, (WALL MOUNTED/CEILING MOUNTED) ® ALARM JUNCTION BOX, FOR REMOTE TEST/RESET (WALL MOUNTED/CEILING MOUNTED) CONDITION, ALLOWING NO ACCESS TO LIVE PARTS. F. ALL NEW EXPOSED CONDUIT LOCATED IN PUBLIC AREAS TO BE PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT SURFACE. ADJACENT TO RTU SENSOR AT +74" UNO 2 PROVIDE SEALS AT RACEWAY PENETRATIONS AS FOLLOWS: 200/3/NF A FIRE RATED WALLS: SEAL PER SPECIFICATIONS FOR FIRE WP/WR Eh DISCONNECT SWITCH "200/3/150" STOPPING. 4(:� 16.239 20%3/150 DENOTES AMPERES/POLE/FUSE B. FREEZER/COOLER BOXES: SEAL WITH EXPANDING FOAM (40A-3P) E]16.271 NF=NON-FUSED SEALANT. C. EXTERIOR: REFER TO RELATED SPEC. SECTIONS OF DIVISION 7 H3A-20,22,24 EQUIPMENT CONNECTION POINT FOR SEALING REQUIREMENTS AT ALL EXTERIOR MOUNTED (PROVIDED WITH EQUIPMENT) DEVICES, FIXTURES, ENCLOSURES, AND RACEWAY NEW (3)-#6 PENETRATIONS. CIRCUIT, CONCEALED IN WALLS OR REPLACE & (1)-#8G RTU-7 IN NEW 3/4"C CEILING, E INDICATES EXISTING WIRING 3. WHERE EQUIPMENT NAMEPLATE PROTECTIVE DEVICE RATING �_ - _ \ CIRCUIT, CONCEALED IN SLAB FLOOR, (APPROX. 209') DIFFERS FROM SIZE PROVIDED. NOTIFY WALMART CONSTRUCTION E INDICATES EXISTING WIRING MANAGER IMMEDIATELY TO COORDINATE RESOLUTION. CIRCUIT, EXPOSED, 4. WIRING DEVICES: DEVICE MOUNTING HEIGHTS ARE FROM FINISHED E INDICATES EXISTING WIRING FLOOR TO CENTER OF OUTLET BOX UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE ON ------------ LOW VOLTAGE WIRING PLANS. 5. NEW ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS FOR THIS PROJECT SHALL BE ROUTED = FLUSH MOUNTED PANELBOARD TO PANELBOARD AS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS. WIRING SHALL INCLUDE FINAL CONNECTION TO ALL EQUIPMENT IN CONFORMANCE SURFACE MOUNTED PANELBOARD WITH EQUIPMENT SUPPLIER WIRING DIAGRAMS. PROVIDE LIQUID - TIGHT FLEXIBLE METAL CONDUIT AND WIRING FROM DISCONNECT O SWITCH OR JUNCTION BOX TO EQUIPMENT KNOCKOUT OR MOTOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTION POINT. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE THE INSTALLATION OF NEW EQUIPMENT WITH Y PUSH BUTTON EXISTING CIRCUITING TO MINIMIZE DOWN TIME. SAIL SWITCH 6. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING COMPLETE SS JUNCTION BOX PANELBOARD IDENTIFICATION SCHEDULES FOR PANELBOARDS AFFECTED BY ELECTRICAL WORK. ABBREVIATIONS 7. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT THE PANELBOARDS USED TO AF AMPERE FUSE SUPPLY POWER TO THE NEW LOADS HAS THE SPACE AND AFF ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR AMPACITY TO DO SO PRIOR TO ROUGH -IN. NEW CIRCUIT BREAKER AFG ABOVE FINISHED GRADE OR OVERCURRENT PROTECTIVE DEVICES INSTALLED IN EXISTING AS AMPERE SWITCH PANELBOARDS OR DISTRIBUTION BOARDS SHALL MATCH THE C CONDUIT MANUFACTURER, TYPE AND AIC RATING OF EXISTING CIRCUIT CCT CIRCUIT BREAKER OR OVERCURRENT PROTECTIVE DEVICES. IF EXISTING CF CEILING FAN CIRCUIT BREAKERS IN A PANELBOARD OR SWITCHBOARD HAVE EF EXHAUST FAN DISIMILAR RATINGS, PROVIDE THE NEW CIRCUIT BREAKER(S) TO ETR EXISTING TO REMAIN MATCH TO THE HIGHEST AIC RATING FOUND IN THAT BOARD. GFCI GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER GND GROUND 8. BRANCH CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS SHALL BE MINIMUM #12 AWG HD HAND DRYER UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE IN SCHEDULES. WHERE 20A BRANCH NTS NOT TO SCALE CIRCUITS HAVE #8 AND LARGER WIRE SPECIFIED, #10 AWG WIRE RH RADIANT HEATER SHALL BE USED FOR THE FINAL CONNECTION (15-FT MAXIMUM). TYP TYPICAL UH UNIT HEATER 9. WHERE BRANCH CIRCUITS ARE GROUPED, SIZE CONDUIT AND LINO UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE DERATE CURRENT CARRYING CONDUCTORS PER NEC. 15 W WIRE WH WATER HEATER 10. PROVIDE UL LISTED HANDLE TIES ON ALL MULTIWIRE BRANCH WP WEATHER PROOF CIRCUITS PER NEC REQUIREMENTS. WR WEATHER RESISTANT 11. SUPPORTS FROM STRUCTURE: NO ATTACHMENT OF ANY TYPE SHALL BE MADE TO BRIDGING OR JOIST WEB MEMBERS. UTILIZE KEYNOTES ONLY THE TOP AND BOTTOM CHORDS FOR SUPPORTING THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS. 12. ONLY FEEDER CIRCUITS NOTED ON THE ONE LINE DIAGRAM AND 16.239 CONNECT CIRCUITY TO FACTORY PROVIDED BRANCH CIRCUITS NOTED BY LEGEND SHALL BE INSTALLED UNDER MAINTENANCE RECEPTACLE. ROUTE CIRCUIT TO SLAB. PROVIDE EXTERIOR COATED GRC BENDS ON ALL CONDUIT NEAREST RTU, IF AVAILABLE, OR NEAREST RUNS THAT HAVE 45 DEGREE BENDS OR GREATER. REFER TO PANELBOARD SUPPLYING CONVENIENCE SPECIFICATION SECTION 16.100 FOR UNDER SLAB. RECEPTACLES AND INSTALL NEW CIRCUIT 13. SEISMIC ZONE REQUIREMENTS: PROVIDE EXPANSION COUPLINGS BREAKER. AND BRACING FOR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AS REQUIRED BY 16.270 EXTEND EXISTING FEEDER AND CONNECT TO LOCAL CODES. - NEW REPLACEMENT RTU. RE -USE EXISTING CIRCUIT BREAKER IN PANELBOARD. NEW RTU 14. EXISTING ELECTRICAL AND ALARM: COMES COMPLETE WITH HACR BREAKER FOR A. WHERE DEMOLITION OR NEW CONSTRUCTION INTERRUPTS LOCAL DISCONNECT AND OVERCURRENT EXISTING ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS FEEDING EXISTING EQUIPMENT, PROTECTION. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR TO DEVICES, OR LIGHTING TO REMAIN, BUT NOT SHOWN ON VERIFY EXISTING CONDITION OF CONDUCTORS. DRAWINGS, PROVIDE LABOR AND MATERIALS TO REWORK RECONNECT EXISTING BAS CONTROLS CIRCUITRY, AS REQUIRED, TO MAINTAIN EXISTING OPERATION. CIRCUITRY TO NEW CONTROLLER IN RTU. B. IF DEMOLITION OR NEW CONSTRUCTION WILL DISRUPT ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY EXISTING UNDERGROUND SERVICES (ELECTRICAL, TELEPHONE, EXISTING CONDITION OF SENSOR CABLE. ALL PARKING LOT LIGHTING CIRCUITRY, ETC.) PROVIDE ALL BAS CONTROLS EQUIPMENT SHALL BE MATERIALS AND LABOR AS REQUIRED TO REROUTE, SLEEVE, SALVAGED FROM EXISTING RTU'S BY THE OR OTHERWISE REWORK THESE SERVICES TO MAINTAIN THEIR - - MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR AND RETURNED TO EXISTING OPERATION. THE SAM'S CLUB CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. C. EXERCISE CAUTION AROUND ALARM AND SECURITY CABLES 16.271 PROVIDE NEW WIRE IN EXISTING CONDUIT, DURING DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION. PROTECT ALARM SIZED AS INDICATED, AND CONNECT TO NEW AND SECURITY CABLES FROM ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE SO THAT REPLACEMENT RTU. RE -USE EXISTING CIRCUIT SYSTEMS REMAIN OPERATIONAL AT ALL TIMES. BREAKER IN PANELBOARD. NEW RTU COMES D. DISPOSE OF ALL REMOVED MATERIALS, UNLESS OTHERWISE COMPLETE WITH HACR BREAKER FOR LOCAL NOTED. DISCONNECT AND OVERCURRENT PROTECTION. RECONNECT EXISTING BAS CONTROLS 15. EXISTING ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION: CIRCUITRY TO NEW CONTROLLER IN RTU. A. GENERAL: REMOVE OR RELOCATE EXISTING ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY EQUIPMENT, CONDUIT AND CONDUCTORS AS INDICATED ON - EXISTING CONDITION OF SENSOR CABLE. ALL THE DRAWINGS, OR ONLY AS REQUIRED BY DEMOLITION. BAS CONTROLS EQUIPMENT SHALL BE REMOVE ALL PANELBOARDS, DISCONNECT SWITCHES, BOXES, SALVAGED FROM EXISTING RTU'S BY THE RELAYS, TIME SWITCHES, LIGHTS, DEVICES, ETC., WHICH WILL MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR AND RETURNED TO NOT BE REUSED. THE SAM'S CLUB CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. B. SALES FLOOR: EXISTING CONDUIT AND CONDUCTORS MAY BE 16.271A PROVIDE NEW WIRE IN EXISTING CONDUIT, REUSED FOR NEW POWER CIRCUITS WHERE SIZE, RATING, AND SIZED AS INDICATED, AND CONNECT TO NEW CONDITION MEET REQUIREMENTS INDICATED ON PLANS AND REPLACEMENT RTU. REPLACE EXISTING ALL U.L. RATINGS. REMOVE ALL UNUSED CONDUIT AND CIRCUIT BREAKER IN PANELBOARD. NEW RTU CONDUCTORS BACK TO POINT OF ORIGIN WHENEVER FEASIBLE COMES COMPLETE WITH HACR BREAKER FOR AND RELABEL DEMOLISHED CIRCUITS AS "SPACE". REMOVE LOCAL DISCONNECT AND OVERCURRENT CIRCUIT BREAKER AND REPLACE WITH FILLER PLATE. UPDATE PROTECTION. RECONNECT EXISTING BAS TYPEWRITTEN CIRCUIT DIRECTORY IDENTIFYING CIRCUIT AS CONTROLS CIRCUITRY TO NEW CONTROLLER IN "SPACE". RTU. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY C. CONDUIT AND WIRING TO BE ABANDONED IN CEILING SPACES EXISTING CONDITION OF SENSOR CABLE. ALL AND OTHER NON-PUBLIC AREAS (I.E., THROUGH STOCKROOM BAS CONTROLS EQUIPMENT SHALL BE AREA): CUT WIRING LOOSE AND REMOVE FROM RACEWAY(S), SALVAGED FROM EXISTING RTU'S BY THE LEAVING RACEWAY(S) IN PLACE. CONDUIT TO BE ABANDONED IN - - - - MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR AND RETURNED TO WALLS OR FLOORS SHALL BE REMOVED BACK TO FINISHED THE SAM'S CLUB CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. SURFACE AND CAPPED INSIDE. REPAIR SURFACE(S) TO MATCH M 16.273 EXTEND EXISTING FEEDER AND CONNECT TO ADJACENT. NEW REPLACEMENT RTU. REPLACE EXISTING D. ALL CIRCUIT BREAKERS SERVING BRANCH CIRCUITS TO BE CIRCUIT BREAKER IN PANELBOARD. NEW RTU REMOVED SHALL ALSO BE REMOVED. REMOVE CIRCUIT COMES COMPLETE WITH HACR BREAKER FOR BREAKER AND REPLACE WITH FILLER PLATE. UPDATE REFURBISH I LOCAL DISCONNECT AND OVERCURRENT TYPEWRITTEN CIRCUIT DIRECTORY IDENTIFYING CIRCUIT AS RTU-20 PROTECTION. RECONNECT EXISTING BAS "SPACE". CONTROLS CIRCUITRY TO NEW CONTROLLER IN E. DISPOSAL OF ALL DECOMMISSIONED EQUIPMENT, NOT RTU. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY APPORTIONED TO WALMART'S DESIGNATED SALVAGE VENDOR, EXISTING CONDITION OF SENSOR CABLE. ALL SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR IN BAS CONTROLS EQUIPMENT SHALL BE ACCORDANCE WITH RELATED SECTIONS OF THE SALVAGED FROM EXISTING RTU'S BY THE SPECIFICATIONS, LOCAL CODES, AND ANY GOVERNMENTAL MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR AND RETURNED TO REGULATIONS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE THE SAM'S CLUB CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. PICK-UP DATE WITH THE DESGNATED SALVAGE VENDOR, PREPARE AND LOAD THE DESIGNATED SALVAGE ITEMS, 16.274A PROVIDE NEW WIRE AND CONDUIT, SIZED AS KEEPING THEM INTACT. REFER TO MECHANICAL DRAWINGS FOR INDICATED AND CONNECT TO NEW RTU. RE -USE EQUIPMENT BEING REMOVED. EXISTING CIRCUIT BREAKER IN PANELBOARD. F. BUILDING COMPONENTS ABANDONED BY THE SCOPE OF WORK NEW RTU COMES COMPLETE WITH HACR SHALL BE SECURED TO PREVENT FALLING, LOOSENING, OR BREAKER FOR LOCAL DISCONNECT AND CREATING DAMAGE OF ANY KIND IN THE FUTURE. OVERCURRENT PROTECTION. RECONNECT EXISTING BAS CONTROLS CIRCUITRY TO NEW 16. ETHERNET CABLE: CONTROLLER IN RTU. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR A. FURNISH AND INSTALL JUNCTION BOXES AS SHOWN ON PLANS. SHALL VERIFY EXISTING CONDITION OF SENSOR CABLE. ALL BAS CONTROLS EQUIPMENT SHALL PROVIDE CONDUIT AS REQUIRED BY LOCAL CODES AND/OR BE SALVAGED FROM EXISTING RTU'S BY THE ORDINANCES. MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR AND RETURNED TO B. ETHERNET CABLE IS FURNISHED BY OTHERS. THE SAM'S CLUB CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. C. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL OTHER CABLE AS DIRECTED BY WALMART CONSTRUCTION. 17. ELECTRONIC FIRE PROTECTION/SECURITY ALARM BOXES AND CONDUITS SHOWN ON POWER PLANS SHALL BE PROVIDED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. IN ADDITION, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE, THE FOLLOWING GENERAL NOTES APPLY. A. ALL ALARM JUNCTION BOXES SHALL BE 4"X4"X2-1/8" MINIMUM. I B. ALARM RACEWAYS SHALL BE 3/4" MINIMUM WITH PULL WIRE AND INSULATING BUSHINGS AT END OF VERTICAL RACEWAY RUN. C. VERTICAL RACEWAYS FROM ALARM BOXES SHALL BE EITHER CONCEALED INSIDE WALL OR SURFACE MOUNTED (TO MATCH JUNCTION BOX MOUNTING). ALL VERTICAL RUNS SHALL BE TURNED 90-DEGREES AT TOP SIDE OF BOTTOM CHORD OF JOIST AND EXTENDED HORIZONTALLY TO A LOCATION ACCESSIBLE BY VERTICAL FLOOR TYPE LIFT. 18. UPON COMPLETION OF ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION AND PRIOR TO ENERGIZING CIRCUIT: NOTE: ALL WORK ON THIS SHEET TO BE A. INSPECT WIRE AND CABLE FOR PHYSICAL DAMAGE. COMPLETED BY AN OWNER APPROVED B. PERFORM CONTINUITY TEST. CONTRACTOR. C. VERIFY PROPER PHASING CONNECTION TO ALL THREE PHASE MOTOR LOADS. EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. 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STOWELL LICENSE # 91727 `1111111111/111', ,, E N No. 91727 fr+ 4 3 STATE OF : u s�talaall 1� 06/30/2023 POWER PLANS SHEET: E 1 ion Short -Circuit and Voltage Drop Calculations Ve2.12 Distances are for calculation purposes only and shall not be used for contractor takeoffs nor bidding - Contractor shall notify Engineer of any field condition that results in a change of 10% or greater circuit distance The following calculations are based on the "Point -by -Point" method where: VOLTAGE DROP (30): ISC (2) = ISC(1) x M(1) M= 1/(1+f) Feeder: f (30) = 1.732 x L x Isc XFMR: f (30) = IP(sca)x Vp x 1.73 x %Z IS(sca)= Vp x M x IP(sca) %VD = ((R x cos(arccos(pf)) + X x sin (arccos(pf))) x LJ# x I x 1.73) / E ISC (1) = short circuit current at fault point 1 C x E 100,000 x KVA Vs VOLTAGE DROP (10): ISC (2) = short circuit current at fault point 2 Feeder: f (10)= 2 x L x Isc XFMR: f (10)= IP(sca)x Vp x %Z %VD = ((R x cos(arccos(pf)) + X x sin(arccos(pf))) x 2 x L./# x 1) / E C x E 100,000 x KVA E = Line to line volts IP = Primary short circuit current Vp = Primary voltage IS= Secondary short circuit current %VD CUM = Cumulative Voltage Drop from Fault Point 1 to Fault Point # Vs= Secondary voltage R = resistance in ohms per LF L = Length of circuit X = reactances in ohms per LF C = "C" Factor from Bussman table where "C" = 1 / impedance per linear foot Feeder Types: NM - Non Magnetic Conduit, M - Magnetic Conduit, FB - Feeder Busway, PB - Plug-in Busway, TX - Transformer System Voltage: 480Y/277V - 3 phase Date of Calculations: 06/21/2023 Fault Point (F#) Bus/Feeder Description Source (Fault Point)(am Phase S � c Feeder CCnValue� Busway Valt 'C' L-L Voltage (E) Circuit Length (L) F�� r �� Conductor Transformer f M Fault Current (amps) D�(oa Cumulative Voltage Drop (/oVD) Fault Point (F#) Conduit Type/ TX Material Quantity of Parallel Sets and Bus/ Phase $ Neutral Size Resistance (R) Reactance (X) a'� (Pf) T� Degree Rise kVA �NewXt zXfmr Existing z Secondary Voltage T �n g (Radians) 1 Utility Service Point 33,914 at the secondary of the utility transformer Source Isc + 6X Motor Contribution = 33,914 1 Motor Contribution The connected full load motor amps (includes compressors) on the system 2 MSWB 1 3 33,914 NM AL 10 Set(s) of 750 kcmil 25976 -- 480 50 0.9 3,200 0.000029 0.000038 0.451027 0.024 0.98 33,134 -0.25% -0.25% 2 3 H1B2 2 3 33,134 M CU 2 Set(s) of 500 kcmil 22185 -- 480 15 0.9 640 0.000029 0.000048 0.451027 0.040 0.96 31,846 -0.08% -0.33% 3 4 H1A 2 3 33,134 M CU 2 Set(s) of 350 kcmil 19704 -- 480 10 0.85 480 0.000039 0.000050 0.554811 0.030 0.97 32,158 -0.05% -0.30% 4 5 113A 3 3 31,846 M CU 2 Set(s) of 250 kcmil 16483 -- 480 601 0.85 400 0.000054 0.000052 0.554811 2.095 0.32 10,290 -3.18% -3.51% 5 6 MDP1 2 1 3 33,134 M CU 2 Set(s) of 350 kcmil 19704 -- 480 313 0.9 480 0.000039 0.000050 0.451027 0.950 0.51 16,995 -1.54% -1.79% 6 7 TO XFMR TCH1 6 3 16,995 M CU 1 Set(s) of 350 kcmil 19704 - 480 10 0.9 240 0.000039 0.000050 0.451027 0.031 0.97 16,482 -0.05% -1.84% 7 8 XFMR TCH1 7 3 16,482 TX 480 ETR DOE 150 225 5 208 3.045 0.25 9,403 -1.84% 8 9 SDP1 8 3 9,403 M CU 2 Set(s) of 250 kcmil 16483 - 208 10 0.9 400 0.000054 0.000052 0.451027 0.024 0.98 9,185 -0.12% -1.96% 9 10 CH1A 9 3 9,185 M CU 1 Set(s) of 3/0 AWG 12844 -- 208 20 0.9 160 0.000079 0.000052 0.451027 0.119 0.89 8,207 -0.25% -2.21% 10 11 CH1F 9 3 9,185 M CU 1 Set(s) of 3 AWG 4774 - 208 15 0.9 80 0.000250 0.000059 0.451027 0.240 0.81 7,405 -0.25% -2.21% 11 12 CH1L 9 3 9,185 M CU 1 Set(s) of 3 AWG 4774 -- 208 10 0.9 80 0.000250 0.000059 0.451027 0.160 0.86 7,917 -0.17% -2.12% 12 13 MDP2 2 3 33,134 M CU 2 Set(s) of 350 kcmil 19704 -- 480 379 0.9 480 0.000039 0.000050 0.451027 1.150 0.47 15,412 -1.87% -2.11% 13 14 TO XFMR TCH2 13 3 15,412 M CU 1 Set(s) of 2/0 AWG 10755 -- 480 10 0.9 140 0.000100 0.000054 0.451027 0.052 0.95 14,654 -0.06% -2.17% 14 15 XFMR TCH2 14 3 14,654 TX 480 ETR DOE 150 112.5 5.35 208 5.794 0.15 4,978 -2.17% 15 16 SDP2 15 3 4,978 M CU 1 Set(s) of 500 kcmil 22185 -- 208 10 0.9 280 0.000029 0.000048 0.451027 0.019 0.98 4,886 -0.11% -2.28% 16 17 CH2F 16 3 4,886 M CU 1 Set(s) of 3 AWG 4774 -- 208 15 0.9 80 0.000250 0.000059 0.451027 0.128 0.89 4,333 -0.25% -2.53% 17 18 CH2L 16 3 4,886 M CU 1 Set(s) of 3 AWG 4774 -- 208 10 0.9 80 0.000250 0.000059 0.451027 0.085 0.92 4,503 -0.17% -2.45% 18 19 RTU-1 4 3 32,158 M CU 1 Set(s) of 4 AWG 3806 -- 480 470 0.85 52 0.000310 0.000060 0.554811 14.330 0.07 2,098 -2.60% -2.90% 19 20 RTU-2 4 3 32,158 M CU 1 Set(s) of 6 AWG 2425 -- 480 482 0.85 33 0.000490 0.000064 0.554811 1 23.064 0.04 1,336 -2.58% -2.88% 20 21 RTU-4 5 3 10,290 M CU 1 Set(s) of 8 AWG 1557 -- 480 275 0.85 18 0.000780 0.000065 0.554811 6.558 0.13 1,361 -1.25% -4.75% 21 22 RTU-5 5 3 10,290 M CU 1 Set(s) of 8 AWG 1557 -- 480 253 0.85 18 0.000780 0.000065 0.554811 6.033 0.14 1,463 -1.15% -4.65% 22 23 RTU-6 5 3 10,290 M CU 1 Set(s) of 8 AWG 1557 - 480 233 0.85 18 0.000780 0.000065 0.554811 5.556 0.15 1,569 -1.06% -4.56% 23 24 RTU-7 5 3 10,290 M CU 1 Set(s) of 6 AWG 2425 -- 480 209 0.85 33 0.000490 0.000064 0.554811 3.200 0.24 2,450 -1.12% -4.63% 24 25 RTU-8 5 3 10,290 M CU 1 Set(s) of 10 AWG 981 -- 480 152 0.85 18 0.001200 0.000063 0.554811 5.753 0.15 1,524 -1.04% -4.55% 25 26 RTU-9 5 3 10,290 M CU 1 Set(s) of 8 AWG 1557 -- 480 118 0.85 33 0.000780 0.000065 0.554811 2.814 0.26 2,698 -0.98% -4.49% 26 27 RTU-11 5 3 10,290 M CU 1 Set(s) of 12 AWG 617 -- 480 63 0.85 18 0.002000 0.000068 0.554811 3.791 0.21 2,148 -0.71% -4.22% 27 28 RTU-12 5 3 10,290 M CU 1 Set(s) of 10 AWG 981 -- 480 60 0.85 26 0.001200 0.000063 0.554811 2.271 0.31 3,146 -0.59% -4.10% 28 29 RTU-13 4 3 32,158 M CU 1 Set(s) of 10 AWG 981 -- 480 475 0.85 18 0.001200 0.000063 0.554811 56.186 0.02 562 -3.25% -3.55% 29 30 RTU-14 4 3 32,158 M CU 1 Set(s) of 4 AWG 3806 - 480 469 0.85 47 0.000310 0.000060 0.554811 14.299 0.07 2,102 -2.35% -2.65% 30 31 RTU-15 4 3 32,158 M CU 1 Set(s) of 10 AWG 981 -- 480 446 0.85 12 0.001200 0.000063 0.554811 52.756 0.02 598 -2.03% -2.33% 31 32 RTU-19 5 3 10,290 M CU 1 Set(s) of 4 AWG 3806 -- 480 140 0.85 74 0.000310 0.000060 0.554811 1.366 0.42 4,349 -1.10% -4.61% 32 33 RTU-27 4 3 32,158 M CU 1 Set(s) of 6 AWG 2425 -- 480 470 0.85 33 0.000490 0.000064 0.554811 22.490 0.04 1,369 -2.52% -2.82% 33 34 RTU-29 4 3 32,158 M CU 1 Set(s) of 12 AWG 617 -- 480 60 0.85 18 0.002000 0.000068 0.554811 11.284 0.08 2,618 -0.68% -0.97% 34 35 RTU-31 4 3 32,158 M CU 1 Set(s) of 12 AWG 617 -- 480 50 0.85 12 0.002000 0.000068 0.554811 9.404 0.10 3,091 -0.38% -0.67% 35 36 RTU-32 4 3 32,158 M CU 1 Set(s) of 12 AWG 617 -- 480 156 0.85 18 0.002000 0.000068 0.554811 29.339 0.03 1,060 -1.76% -2.06% 36 37 RTU-33 4 3 32,158 M CU 1 Set(s) of 12 AWG 617 -- 480 190 0.85 18 0.002000 1 0.000068 1 0.554811 .]d35.733 0.03 875 -2.14% -2.44% 37 A WARNING ARC FLASH AND SHOCK HAZARD. APPROPRIATE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) REQUIRED. NOTES: A. ALL SWITCHBOARDS AND PANELBOARDS SHALL HAVE A COMMERCIALLY PRODUCED PERMANENT LABEL APPLIED, SIMILAR TO THE ABOVE, TO WARN OF POTENTIAL ARC FLASH HAZARDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEC 110.16 AND NFPA 70E. B. LABELING MAY BE COMPLETED BY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER, EQUIPMENT VENDOR/SUPPLIER, OR THE CONTRACTOR. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT ALL SWITCHBOARDS AND PANELBOARDS ARE PROPERLY LABELED IN THE FIELD. ARC FLASH DETAIL NTS IF IT IS NECESSARY TO REMOVE A METER, RTU SERVER, CT OR DISRUPT THE COMMUNICATION OF THE SYSTEM, THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE TO RESTORE THE SYSTEM TO THE SAME LEVEL OF OPERATION THAT EXISTED PRIOR TO THE WORK BEING INITIATED. THE EXISTENCE AND FUNCTIONALITY OF THE SYSTEM SHALL BE VERIFIED BY CALL WALMART BUILDING PERFORMANCE TEAM AT 479-204-0432 BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7 AM UNTIL 5 PM CT. BUILDING ELECTRICAL SERVICE LOAD SUMMARY SERVICE OCCUPANCY TYPE: M SERVICE SQUARE FOOTAGE: 205,831 SERVICE DESCRIPTION: 480Y/277V, 3PH LOAD DESCRIPTION Connected Demand Demand KVA FACTOR KVA EXISTING PEAK DEMAND LOAD @ 0.9 pf 1133.33 125% 1416.67 HVAC - SUMMER 179.87 0% 0.00 HVAC - WINTER 255.00 100% 255.00 RECEPTACLES 3.24 100%;50% 3.24 MOTOR LOADS 129.26 100% 129.26 LARGEST MOTOR LOAD 0.00 125% 0.00 SUPPLEMENTAL ELECTRIC HEAT 0.00 100% 0.00 MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT 1 0.00 100% 1 0.00 REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT 39.41 100% 1 39.41 EXISTING LOAD TO BE DELETED 1 342.60 100% 1 342.60 TOTAL LOAD 1397.51 KVA 1500.98 TOTAL AMPACITY 1680.95 AMPS 1805.40 SERVICE AMPACITY 4000 AMPS 4000.00 SPARE CAPACITY AMPS 2195 "PER METERING REPORT WITH PEAK DEMAND OF: ---� EXISTING 1,500KVA UTILITY TRANSFORMER 480Y/277V, 30, 4W SEC 33,914 1020 KW May-2023 33 134 - - - - MSWB ELEC ROOM 1 EXISTING I I I 4000 AMPS 480Y/277V 30 4W �600A 800A 600A �3P C3P 600A �3P 3P 600AT 800AT 600AT 600AT I I I I ETR ETR ETR ETR I I EXISTING EXISTING PNLBD PNLBD 32,158 H1A 111132 I I I 480Y/277V 480Y/277V 31,846 � I I I I I ELECTRICAL ROOM 1 I I I EXISTING PNLBD 10,290 H3A 480Y/277V ELECTRICAL ROOM 3 REPRESENTS THE AVAILABLE FAULT CURRENT IN RMS SYMMETRICAL AMPS AT THE RESPECTIVE TRANSFORMER, <\/i PANELBOARD, OR EQUIPMENT. FAULT CURRENT CALCULATIONS ARE BASED ON AVAILABLE CURRENT OF 33,914 AMPS AT SECONDARY TERMINALS OF TRANSFORMER AS PROVIDED BY THE UTILITY COMPANY. COORDINATE CHANGES TO ELECTRIC SERVICE AND METERING WITH UTILITY COMPANY. STORE ADDRESS: 7631 GALL BLVD ZEPHYRHILLS, FL 33541 UTILITY: DUKE ENERGY CONTACT: CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE: 800-544-6900 EMAIL: CIRAY.OVERHOLZER@DUKE-ENERGY.COM BARBARA.BLASKO@DUKE-EN ERGY.COM EXISTING EXISTING PNLBD PNLBD 16,995 MDP1 15,412 MDP2 480V 480V ( ) 482 TCH1 (PRI) 14,654 TCH2 PRI 16, 225KVA 112.5KVA 480V- 480V- 208Y/120V 208Y/120) (SEC) 9,403 (EXISTING) (SEC) 4,978 (EXISTING) I - � I = I EXISTING EXISTING PNLBD PNLBD 9,185 SDP1 4,866 SDP2 208Y/120V 208Y/120V EXISTING EXISTING EXISTING i EXISTING EXISTING PNLBD PNLBD PNLBD PNLBD PNLBD CH1A CH1F CH1L CH2F CH2L 208Y/120V 208Y/120V 208Y/120V 208Y1120V 208Y/120V I I I I 8,207 7,405 7,917 4,333 4,503 COMPRESSOR HOUSE #1 COMPRESSOR HOUSE #2 PARTIAL ONE -LINE DIAGRAM NTS W -.W J � d' O > DO wwoF-} C0 o - zwo azwozd W L� a O tOWPJ W Z a wLLOpLou 9UO<F- -- ogt<Xw LLa Ow O Win 00000=�O 0 wf RX.4 EnwwoOcn-o�o zdwxzoz Owvi ^Ww� =UO a ?a -I rapt= Zx'%H�O 30=10OLLm�a0� UZN d �o>- WomWCL c �(1)0Wog 5zmu)x L V) x�-wa�= (Owd6t-�O� aLU0. 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STO No. 91727 e ,k :trz e 3� • STATE OF ' 4: O •• A, '•. < O S 06/30/2023 PARTIAL ONE -LINE DIAGRAM, DETAIL, AND SCHEDULES J J W 0 F- 0 Z 0 SHEET: E2 PANELBOARD: HIA (ETR) FED FROM: MSWB LINE -SIDE LUGS: MECHANICAL BUS AMPS: 600A AIC RATING: 35000; FULLY RATED EQUIPMENT GROUND BUS MAIN SIZE/TYPE: MLO MOUNTING: SURFACE VOLTS/PHASE: 480Y/277V, 3PH, 3W SERVES: HVAC SECTION: 1 LOCATION: ELECTRICAL ROOM 1 PANELBOARD: CHIA (ETR) FED FROM: PNLBD SDP1 LINE -SIDE LUGS: MECHANICAL BUS AMPS: 225A AIC RATING: 10000; FULLY RATED EQUIPMENT GROUND BUS MAIN SIZE/TYPE: MLO MOUNTING: SURFACE VOLTS/PHASE: 208Y/120V, 3PH, 4W SERVES: REFRIGERATED CASE POWER SECTION: 1 LOCATION: COMPRESSOR HOUSE #1 PANELBOARD: CH2F (ETR) FED FROM: PNLBD SDP2 LINE -SIDE LUGS: MECHANICAL BUS AMPS: 100A AIC RATING: 10000; FULLY RATED EQUIPMENT GROUND BUS MAIN SIZE/TYPE: MLO MOUNTING: SURFACE VOLTS/PHASE: 208Y/120V, 3PH, 4W SERVES: REFRIGERATED CASE/COIL POWER SECTION: 1 LOCATION: COMPRESSOR HOUSE #2 CKT NO. I DESCRIPTION I VOLTAMPS/PHASE WIRE NO. BKR AMP I P I P I BKR AMP WIRE NO. VOLTAMPS/PHASE DESCRIPTION CKT NO. A B C A B C I 1 11,640 6,100 2 3 RTU-16 (13) [E] - 11,640 _ 70 3 3 70 " 6,10011 �� RTU-28 (13) [E] 4 5 : 11,640 6,100 6 7 11,640 6,100 8 9 RTU-35 (13) [E] 11,640 70 3 3 60 6,100 ;RTU 3 (13) [E] 10 11 11,640 : 6,100 12 13 13,024 11,640 14 15 RTU-14 (6,19) [C,H,M] 13,024 .' 4 60 3 3 60 11,640 `RTU - 22 (13) [E] 16 17 48013 1> 13,024 n 11,640 18 19 11,640 _, `; 11,640 - 20 21 RTU-24 (13) [E] 11,640 60 3 3 60 11,640 ` RTU-26 (13) [E] 22 23 11,640 11,640 24 25 9,145 �' 3,050 26 27 RTU-2 6,19 C,H, �': 9145 6 40 3 3 40 3,050 ;. RTU-21 13 E ( ) [ ) 28 29 48013 ; 9,145 � 3,050 30 31 6,100 3,050 32 33 RTU-34 (13) [E] 6,100 40 3 3 40 , ,, 3,050 - "= RTU-30 (13) [E] 34 35 6,100 3,050 36 37 38 39 EQUIPPED SPACE . 3 3 - . .. EQUIPPED SPACE 40 41 42 SECTION: 2 43 9,145 14,410 _ 44 45 RTU-27 (6,19) [C,H,M] ; ; 9,145 , 6 40 3 3 60 4 " 14,410 RTU4 (6,19) [C,H,Lq 46 47 480/3 ,. _ 9,145 '` ' W ' , " � 14y410 48013 48 49 4,988 3,326 50 51 RTU-13 (6,19) [C,H,AAj -. 4,988 10 20 3 3 20 10 `s 3,326 _ RTU-15 (6,19) [C,H,M] 52 53 48013 4,988 3,326 480/3 54 55 4,988 9. 1. 4,988 56 57 RTU-29 (19) [C,H,Mj 4,988 ��f: 12 20 3 3 20 12 4,988 ~ , RTU-32 (19) [C,H,M] 58 59 480/3 4,988 _, 4,988 480/3 60 61 3,325 4,988 62 63 RTU 31 (19) [C,H,M] I 11 3,325 = 12 15 3 3 20 12 .. 4,988 , RTU-33 [C,H,M] 64 65 480/3 3,325 r 4,988 480/3 66 67 68 69 EQUIPPED SPACE11 ,. 3 3 " , .%� ... EQUIPPED SPACE 70 71 F�;. .. _ r��9. 72 73 19,953 180 ,� .�I 74 75 EXISTING LOAD (13,22) [E] - V 19,953 100 3 3 15 180 PHASE LOSS MONITOR (13) [E] 76 77 - 19,953 t _ 180 78 79- 11 80 81 EQUIPPED SPACE Q 3 3 EQUIPPED SPACE Q 82 83 84 SUBTOTAL 1 105,589 1 105,589 1 105,589 69,473 69,473 69,473 SUBTOTAL TOTAL PHASE A - VA 175,062 LOAD CONN. VA DF LOAD I CONN. VA DF AMPS 632 IN COOLING [C] 100,431 0 REFRIG F [ j 1.00 - TOTAL PHASE B VA 175,062 HEATING [H] 110 000 1.00 SIGNAGE S [ ] 1.25 AMPS 632 LIGHTING ILI 1.25 KITCHEN [K] 1.00 - TOTAL PHASE C VA 175 0 2 6 RECEPTACLES [R] 1 0/ .5 EXISTING S [EI 314,298 1.00 AMPS 632 MOTORS [M] 62,593 1.00 LRG MOTOR 1.25 TOTAL DEMAND TOTAL PNLBD - VA 525,186 SUPP HEAT [U] 1.00 SHOW WND [W] 1.25 486,891 VA AMPS 632 MISC EQUIP [Z] 1.00 LTG TRACK 1.00 586 A PANELBOARD: H3A (ETR) FED FROM: PNLBD H1B2 LINE -SIDE LUGS: MECHANICAL BUS AMPS: 600A AIC RATING: 14000; FULLY RATED EQUIPMENT GROUND BUS MAIN SIZE/TYPE: MLO MOUNTING: SURFACE VOLTS/PHASE: 480Y/277V, 3PH, 3W SERVES: HVAC SECTION: 1 LOCATION: ELECTRICAL ROOM 3 CKT NO. I DESCRIPTION I VOLTAMPS/PHASE WIREJ NO. BKR AMP I P I P I BKR AMP WIRE NO. VOLTAMPS/PHASE DESCRIPTION CKT NO. A B C I A I B I C 1 RTU-17 (13) [E] 15,240 - 70 3 3 70 15,240 RTU-18 (13) [E] 2 3 . 15,240 15,240 4 5 , , 15,240 15,240 6 7 RTU-19 [C,H,M] 20,507 4 80 3 3 70 14,690 RTU-20 (13) [E] 8 9 20,507 H 14,690 ,, 10 11148013 ,: ,.- ; 20,507... , r ;, , ,I':'..�� , y 14,690 12 13 RTU-23 (13) [E] 15,240 70 3 3 60 11,360 `. (13) [E] 14 15 15 240 - ,)-,.�"'� 11,360 :RTU-10 16 17 15,240 - H ,_;. 11,360 18 19 RTU-25 (13) (E] 1,520 `- 60 3 3 40 6 I1 9,145 RTU-7 (6,19) [C,H,W 480/3 20 21 1 520 1-'- 9,145 G 22 k 1,520 .._'� L . ' ti �7 1 9,145 24 25 RTU9 (19) [C,H,MJ 480/3 9,145 8 40 3 3 20 8 4,988 RTU-4 (6,19) [C,H,M] 480/3 26 27 - 9,145 - 4,988 - y'' 28 29 1,I 9,145 4,988 30 34,988 RTU b (6,19) [C,H,MJ 480/3 8 20 3 3 20 8 4,988 _ RTU6 (6,19) [C,H,M] 480/3 32 33 4,988 ;; 4,988 , E M 34 35 4,988 4,988 36 34,988 RTU (6,19) [C,H,M] 480/3 10 20 3 3 20 12 4,988 RTU-11 (19) [C,H,M] 480/3 38 39 4,988 _ -� .� 4,988 40 41 ' 4 4,988 ` ' _ 4,988 42 43 RTU-12 [C,H,M] 480/3 7,207 _ 10 30 3 3 - 7- EQUIPPED SPACE 44 45 " 7,207 .� I '1 "1 _- 46 47 �� 7,207� ,,I'�I7 E,,"�','" -�.,7__"4�"-�'' -" 48 49 EQUIPPED SPACE 3 3 EQUIPPED SPACE 50 51 ,� ;..; 52 SUBTOTAL 1 78,835 1 78,835 1 78,835 65,400 1 65,400 1 65,400 1 SUBTOTAL TOTAL PHASE A - VA 144,235 LOAD CONN. VA DF LOAD I CONN. VA DF AMPS 521 COOLING [C] 79,436 0 REFRIG IF] 1.00 TOTAL PHASE B - VA 144,235 HEATING [H] 145,000 1.00 SIGNAGE IS] 1.25 AMPS 521 LIGHTING ILI 1.25 KITCHEN [K] 1.00 TOTAL PHASE C - VA 144,235 RECEPTACLES [R] 1.0/.5 EXISTING [E] 219,870 1.00 AMPS 521 MOTORS IM] 66,671 1.00 LRG MOTOR 1.25 TOTAL DEMAND TOTAL PNLBD - VA 432,705 SUPP HEAT [U] 1.00 SHOW WND [W] 1.25 431,541 VA AMPS 520 MISC EQUIP 91 1.00 LTG TRACK 1.00 519 A CKT NO. I DESCRIPTION VOLTAMPS/PHASE WIRE I NO. BKR AMP P P BKR AMP WIRE NO. VOLTAMPS/PHASE DESCRIPTION CKT I NO. AI B I C I A IB CI 1 LTA-4 CASE A/S HTRS (19) [F] 451 12 20 1 1 20 12 4511. LTA-10a CASE A/S HTRS (19) [F] 2 3 HTRS 191. LTA-5d CASE A/S HT 451 ;'; 12 20 1 1 20 12 451 `: LTA-10b CASE AIS HTRS 1 9 4 5 LTA-Sb CASE A/S HTRS (19) [F] „ 451 12 20 1 1 20 12 362 LTA-10c CASE A/S HTRS (19) [F] 6 7 LTA-5c CASE A/S HTRS (I 9) [F] 362 . ". 12 20 1 1 20 12 451 LTA-11 a CASE A/S HTRS (11 9) [F] 8 9 LTA-5a CASE AIS HTRS (19) [F] 274 12 20 1 1 20 12 451 :LTA-11b CASE A/S HTRS 19 ( ) [F] 10 11 LTA-6a CASE AIS HTRS (I 9) [F] _ 451 12 20 1 1 20 12 =" 111, 362 LTA-11c CASE AIS HTRS (19) [F] 12 13 LTA-6b CASE A/S HTRS (19) IF] 451 t `' 12 20 1 1 20 12 451 LTA-12d CASE A/S HTRS (19) IF] 14 15 LTA-6c CASE A/S HTRS 19 ( ) [� , 362 12 20 1 1 20 12 ,' ::= 451 : LTA-12c CASE AIS HTRS 19 ( ) IF] 16 17 LTA-7b CASE A/S HTRS 19 <; , :..` 451 12 20 1 1 20 12 .`= `', 362 LTA-12b CASE A/S HTRS 19 18 19 LTA-7a CASE A/S HTRS (19) [F] 451 ! ` , : 12 20 1 1 20 12 274 _ LTA-12a CASE A/S HTRS (19) IF] 20 21 LTA-7c CASE A/S HTRS (I 9) [F]11 _ 362 12 20 1 1 2 0 12 451 -_' LTB-1 d CASE S HTRS 19 AI ( ) IF] 22 23 LTA-8d CASE A/S HTRS (19) [F] 451 1 2 20 1 1 20 12 451 LTB-1c CASE S HTRS 19 AI ( ) [F] 24 25 LTA-8c CASE AIS HTRS (I 9) [F] 451 ,;;;R 12 20 1 1 20 12 36211 , � LTB-lb CASE A/S HTRS (19) [F] 26 27 S HTRS 19 LTA-Bb CASE A/ ( ) [F] ...:..,_. 362 .- „_ � , ,,,, 1 2 20 1 1 20 12 . , : - . , 274 `.. -. ... _ , LTB-1 CASE S HTRS 19 a AI ( ) I� 28 29 LTA-8a CASE A/S HTRS (19) [F] "-' 274 12 20 1 1 20 12 451 LTB-2a CASE AIS HTRS (1 9) [F] 30 31 LTA-9b CASE A/S HTRS (I 9) [F] 451 `: '. 12 20 1 1 20 12 451 LTB-2c CASE A/S HTRS (19) IF] 32 33 LTA CASE A/S HTRS (19) [F] 451 12 20 1 1 20 12 H±�-: 636 LTB 2b d CASE A/S HTRS 19 ( ) [F] 34 35 LTA-9d CASE A/S HTRS (19) IF] ,. 352 12 20 1 1 20 EQUIPPED SPACE 36 37 LTA-9a CASE A/S HTRS (19) [F]#I;[_,,;, '°. r.,-:., i� .' 12 20 1 1 20 ~-;. EQUIPPED SPACE 38 39 SPARE (1 1) _ s ;. 20 1 1 20 �;41 ' EQUIPPED PACE QU S 40 EQUIPPED SPACE20 1 1 20 EQUIPPED SPACE 42 SUBTOTAL i 2,891 1 2,262 1 2,440 CKT NO. I DESCRIPTION I VOLTAMPS/PHASE WIRE NO. BKR I AMP P I P I BKR AMP I WIRE I NO. VOLTAMPS/PHASE DESCRIPTION I CKT NO. A B C I A I B I C 1 MTC-1 COIL FANS (13) [E] 500 .. , 20 1 1 20 650 MTD-1 CASE FANS (13) [E] 2 3 MTC-2 FANS/LTS (6,19) [F] 684 - 8 20 1 1 20 , x, ,, 650 -' MTD-2 CASE FANS 13 ( ) [E] 4 5 -11 MTC 3 COIL FANS 13 E ( ) [) 760 20 1 1 20 I =; 1 010 MTD- I FAN 13 3 CO L S ( ) [E] 6 7 MTC-4 FANS/LTS (19) [F] 356 ' 12 20 1 1 20 500 `� MTD 5 CO L FA S ( ) [ ] 8 9 - C 5 CASE FANS 13 E MT S 1.. 060 20 1 1 20 12 385 :; : S/L MTD-7.1 FAN TS 19 10 11 MTC FANS/LTS (19) [F] 451 1 2 20 1 1 20 12 385 MTD-7.2 FAN LTS 19 SJ ( ) [F] 12 13 MTC-8 FANS/LTS (6,19) [F] 984 10 20 1 1 20 1,510 �� r;. - D9C I N 13 MT O L FA S E ( ) [ ] 14 15 MTC-10 FANS LTS 19 / 821 12 20 1 1 20 1 510 ., - I MTD 9 COIL FANS 13 E 1 6 17 MTC-11 CASE FANS (19) [F] - - 446 12 20 1 1 20 ,= �. , ` 4< 1,510 TD- COIL 1 E M 9 FANS ( 3) [ ] 1 8 19 MTC-15.1 FANS/LTS (19) [F] 514 12 20 1 1 20 1,120 <. MTD-9 DOOR HTR 13 E ( ) [ ] 20 21 SPARE (11,19) 20 1 1 20 12 427 MTD-7.3 CASE FANS/LTS 19 ( ) [Fj 22 23 MTC-15.2 FANS/LTS (19) [F] 385 12 20 1 2 20 500 EXISTING LOAD (13,22) [E] 24 2 5 C-15.3 FAN LTS/HTR 619 MT S/ (, ) [F] 818 10 20 1 5001. 26 27 MTC-18.2 FANS/LTS 19 304 ti - 12 20 1 1 20 SPARE 11 19 , 28 29 MTC-18.1 FANS/LTS 19-=d ( ) [F7 286 12 20 1 1 20 12 v 295 C- F 19 MT 7 ANS/LTS ) [F] 30 31 LT 619 MTC-18 3 FANS/ S/HTR (, ) [F] 818 10 20 1 1 20 1 0 900 "' C E RCPT 19 R MT $CAS ( ) [ ] 32 33 MTC-19 CASE FANS/LTS 19 ( )[� ', 143 l ' r' 1 2 20 1 1 20 ," 1 620 , MTC-5 CASE RCPT 13[El34 ( ) 35 SPARE (1 1) 2 0 1 1 20 12 u 180 MTC-15. a CASE RCPT 19 3 ( ) [R] 36 37 SPARE (1 1) = 20 1 1 20 12 180 , t : MTC-15.3d CASE RCPT (19) [R] 38 39 SPARE 11 20 1 1 20 12 180 fl[] MTC-18.3a CASE RCPT 19 R ( ) 40 41 SPARE (1 1) 20 1 1 20 12 _ 180 MTC-18.3d CASE RCPT (19) [R] 42 2,440 1 2,714 1 1,988 1 SUBTOTAL SUBTOTAL 3,990 1 3,012 1 2,328 TOTAL PHASE A - VA 5,331 LOAD CONN. VA DF LOAD I CONN. VA DF AMPS 44 COOLING [C] 1.00 REFRIG [F] 14,735 1.00 TOTAL PHASE B - VA 4,976 HEATING [H] 0 SIGNAGE IS] 1.25 AMPS 41 LIGHTING ILI 1.25 KITCHEN [K] 1.00 TOTAL PHASE C - VA 4,428 RECEPTACLES [RI 1.0/.5 EXISTING [E] 1.00 AMPS 37 MOTORS [M] 1.00 LRG MOTOR 1.25 TOTAL DEMAND TOTAL PNLBD - VA 14,735 SUPP HEAT [Uj 1.00 SHOW WND [W] 1.25 14,735 VA AMPS 41 MISC EQUIP [Z] 1.00 LTG TRACK 1.00 41 A PANELBOARD: CHI F (ETR) FED FROM: PNLBD SDP1 LINE -SIDE LUGS: MECHANICAL BUS AMPS: 225A AIC RATING: 10000; FULLY RATED EQUIPMENT GROUND BUS MAIN SIZE/TYPE: MLO MOUNTING: SURFACE VOLTS/PHASE: 208Y/120V, 3PH, 4W SERVES: REFRIGERATED CASE HEATERS SECTION: 1 LOCATION: COMPRESSOR HOUSE #1 CKT NO. I DESCRIPTION I VOLTAMPS/PHASE WIREJ NO. BKR AMP I P I P I BKR AMP WIRE NO. VOLTAMPS/PHASE I DESCRIPTION CKT NO. A B C A B C 1 LTA-4 CASE FANS/LTS (19) [F] 360 12 20 1 1 20 12 180 f " LTA-5d CASE RCPT 19 R ( ) [ ] 2 3 LTA-5 CASE FANS/LTS (6,19) IF] _.: 1,224 :. 10 20 1 1 20 12 180 - ILTA-Sa CASE RCPT (19) [R] 4 5 LTA-6 CASE FANS/LTS (19) IF] L '.r 790 12 20 1 1 20 12 180 LTA-9d CASE RCPT (19) [R] 6 7 LTA-7 CASE FANS/LTS (6,19) [F] 1,008 10 20 1 1 20 12 180 - LTA-12a CASE RCPT 19 ( ) [R] 8 9 LTA-8 CASE FANSILTS (6,19) IF] �,�� 1,224 8 20 1 1 20 12 180 � LTB-1d CASE RCPT (19) [R] 10 11 LTA-9 CASE FANS/LTS (6,19) IF] M rt� , ,° 1,224 10 20 1 1 20 12 ` z 180 LTB-2a CASE RCPT (19) [R] 12 13 LTA-10 CASE FANS/LTS (19) [F] 7�1�1. 12 20 1 1 20 12 180 LTB-4a CASE RCPT (19) [R] 14 15 LTA-11 CASE FANS/LTS (6,19) [F] 1,008 10 20 1 1 20 12 180 LTB-4b CASE RCPT (19) [R] 16 17 LTA-12 CASE FANS/LTS (6,19) [F] „`< ., „ 1,224 8 20 1 1 20 12 180 LTB-7a CASE RCPT (19) [R] 18 19 LTB-1 CASE FANS/LTS (6,19) [F] 1,224 -; f 10 20 1 1 20 12 180 LT CASE RCPT 19 ( ) [R] 20 21 LTB-2 CASE FANS/LTS (6,19) [F] "' 1,224 £" ; ", 8 20 1 1 20 b - 180 w ., ' : LTB-10a CASE RCPT (13) [E] 22 23 LTB FANS/LTSIHTRS (19) IF] r,: 199 12 20 1 1 20 A. � `�, 180 LTB-10c CASE RCPT (13) [E] 24 25 LTB-5 FANS & A/S HTRS (19 IF] 850 ` , `1 12 20 1 1 20 12 180 LTB-12a CASE RCPT (19) [R] 26 27 SPARE (11,19) 20 1 1 20 12 180 I LTB-12d CASE RCPT (19) [R] 28 29 LTB-7 FANSILTS/HTRS (6,19) IF] =1%7 . , 1,049 10 20 1 1 20 I- a ;" SPARE (11,19) 30 31 LTB-10 CASE FANS/LTS (13) [E] 1,2701. 20 1 1 20 SPARE (11) 32 33 SPARE (11,19) 20 1 1 20 SPARE (1 1) 34 35 LTB-12 FANS/LTS/HTRS (6,19) [F] -1 . 818 10 20 1 1 EQUIPPED SPACE 36 37 LTA-13 FANS/LTS/HTRS (19) [F] 490 j ° 12 20 1 1 �` EQUIPPED SPACE 38 39 SPARE (1 1) [E] ;'; 20 1 1 =J EQUIPPED SPACE 40 41 EQUIPPED SPACE - J ' ,, 1 1 EQUIPPED SPACE 42 SUBTOTAL 1 5,992 1 4,680 1 5,304 5,360 1 4,772 1 4,060 1 SUBTOTAL TOTAL PHASE A - VA 9,350 LOAD CONN. VA DF LOAD CONN. VA DF AMPS 78 COOLING [C] 1.00 REFRIG [F] 8,502 1.00 TOTAL PHASE B - VA 7,784 HEATING [H] 0 SIGNAGE IS] 1.25 AMPS 65 LIGHTING ILI 1.25 KITCHEN [K] 1.00 TOTAL PHASE C - VA 6,388 RECEPTACLES [R] 720 1.0/.5 EXISTING [E] 14,300 1.00 AMPS 53 MOTORS [M] 1.00 LRG MOTOR 1.25 TOTAL DEMAND TOTAL PNLBD - VA 23,522 1 SUPP HEAT [U] I 1.00 SHOW WND [W] 1.25 23,522 VA AMPS 65 MISC EQUIP [Z] I 1.00 LTG TRACK 1.00 65 A PANELBOARD: CH21L (ETR) FED FROM: PNLBD SDP2 LINE -SIDE LUGS: MECHANICAL BUS AMPS: 100A AIC RATING: 10000; FULLY RATED EQUIPMENT GROUND BUS MAIN SIZE/TYPE: MLO MOUNTING: SURFACE VOLTS/PHASE: 208Y/120V, 3PH, 4W SERVES: REFRIGERATED CASE LTS SECTION: 1 LOCATION: COMPRESSOR HOUSE #2 CKT NO. DESCRIPTION I VOLTAMPS/PHASE WIRE NO. iAMP BKR P P BKR AMP WIRE NO. VOLTAMPS/PHASE DESCRIPTION CKT I NO. I A IB C A I B T C I 1 SPARE 11 19 ( ) f ,,. 20 1 1 20 SP 11 19 ARE ( ) 2 3 SPARE 7119 ( ) ;t. 20 1 1 20 SwF x: .' 4 :. SPARE 1119 ( ) 4 5 MTC-5 CASE LTS (13) [E] 970 20 1 1 20 i SPARE (11,19) 6 7 SPARE (11,19) 20 1 1 20 940 s = MTD-1 CASE LTS (13) [E] 8 9 SPARE (11,19) -.. _. 20 1 1 20 940 . MTD-2 CASE LTS (13) [E] 10 11 SPARE (11,19) 20 1 1 20` �' U F � SPARE (11,19) 12 13 SPARE (11,19) 20 1 1 20 SPARE (11,19) 14 15 MTC-11 CASE LTS (19) [F]1. 1,030 12 20 1 1 20 1 110 -MTD-9 DOOR LTS (13) [E] 16 17 SPARE (11,19) ,=_ 20 1 1 20 w 630 MTD-9 DOOR LTS (13) [E] 18 19 SPARE 1119 ( ) 20 1 1 20 :a SPARE 1119 ( ) 20 21 SPARE (11,19) 20 1 1 20 r a, -; SPARE (1 1) 22 23 SPARE (1 1) 20 1 1 20 � � 3,; , ° SPARE (1 1) 24 25 EQUIPPED SPACE r ' 1 2 20 500 27 EQUIPPED SPACE k 1 � 500 28 29 EQUIPPED SPACE 1 1 - EQUIPPED SPACE 30 31 EQUIPPED SPACE 1 1 ° , ; ' , EQUIPPED SPACE 32 33 EQUIPPED SPACE - 1 1 '�s EQUIPPED SPACE 34 35 EQUIPPED SPACE 1 1 '' EQUIPPED SPACE 36 37 EQUIPPED SPACE 11 :- 1 1 EQUIPPED SPACE 38 39 EQUIPPED SPACE 1 1 ., EQUIPPED SPACE 40 41 EQUIPPED SPACE 1 1 EQUIPPED SPACE 42 900 1 900 1 720 1 SUBTOTAL I SUBTOTAL I 1 1,030 1 970 TOTAL PHASE A - VA 6,892 LOAD CONN. VA DF LOAD ICONN. VA DF AMPS 57 COOLING [C] 1.00 REFRIG IF] 14,706 1.00 TOTAL PHASE B - VA 5,580 HEATING [H] 0 SIGNAGE IS] 1.25 AMPS 47 LIGHTING ILI 1.25 KITCHEN [K] 1.00 TOTAL PHASE C - VA 6,024 RECEPTACLES [RI 2,520 1.0/.5 EXISTING [E] 1,270 1.00 AMPS 50 MOTORS [M] 1.00 LRG MOTOR 1.25 TOTAL DEMAND TOTAL PNLBD - VA 18,496 SUPP HEAT [U] 1.00 SHOW WND [W] 1.25 18,496 VA AMPS 51 MISC EQUIP [Z] 1.00 LTG TRACK 1.00 51 A PANELBOARD: CHI L (ETR) FED FROM: PNLBD SDP1 LINE -SIDE LUGS: MECHANICAL BUS AMPS: 100A AIC RATING: 10000; FULLY RATED EQUIPMENT GROUND BUS MAIN SIZE/TYPE: MLO MOUNTING: SURFACE VOLTS/PHASE: 208Y/120V, 3PH, 4W SERVES: REFRIGERATED CASE LTS SECTION: 1 LOCATION: COMPRESSOR HOUSE #1 CKT NO. I DESCRIPTION I VOLTAMPS/PHASE WIREJ NO. BKR AMP P I P BKR AMP WIREJ NO. VOLTAMPS/PHASE DESCRIPTION I CKT I NO. I A B C I A I B I C 1 SPARE (11,19) r °, 20 1 1 20 :SPARE (11,19) 2 3 SPARE (11,19) 20 1 1 20 ?'' SPARE (11,19) 4 5 LTA CASE LTS (19) [F] } I, z;, , , �,; 218 12 20 1 1 20 �� ` �, SPARE (11,19) 6 7 SPARE (11,19) I ; '� ` ti� �� 20 1 1 20 -r s, a SPARE (11) 8 9 SPARE (I1,19) 20 1 1 20 ' SPARE (11) 10 11 SPARE (11,19) `` 20 1 1 20 I SPARE (1 1) 12 13 LTA-10 CASE LTS (19) IF] 218 ` Y>r' { - 12 20 1 1 20 ' u;, „� 11 SPARE (1 1) 14 15 SPARE (11,19) ' 3 .- , �' 20 1 1 20'il _SPARE (1 1) 16 17 SPARE (11,19) z ' 'q'��, ,` `< 20 1 1 20 ` -c r .l SPARE (11) 18 19 SPARE (1 1) i I 20 1 1 20 SPARE (11) 20 21 SPARE (1 1) _ 20 1 1 20 _:s SPARE (1 1) 22 23 SPARE (1 1)riL _ 20 1 1 " ° EQUIPPED SPACE 24 25 EQUIPPED SPACE 1 1 :'; EQUIPPED SPACE 26 27 EQUIPPED SPACE 1 1 a EQUIPPED SPACE 28 29 EQUIPPED SPACE `, 1 1 4 z "� EQUIPPED SPACE 30 31 EQUIPPED SPACE ,� 1 1 = EQUIPPED SPACE 32 33 EQUIPPED SPACE 1 1 EQUIPPED SPACE 34 35 EQUIPPED SPACE 1 1` . EQUIPPED SPACE 36 37 EQUIPPED SPACE w '; �j..; 1 1 EQUIPPED SPACE 38 39 EQUIPPED SPACE *_ . ?_; 1 1 -; r Ls Ear_. EQUIPPED SPACE 40 41 EQUIPPED SPACE ;, ;; 3 ; 1 1 c 1-1 `' EQUIPPED SPACE 42 SUBTOTAL 1 218 1 1 218 SUBTOTAL TOTAL PHASE A - VA 218 1 LOAD CONN. VA DF I LOAD I CONN. VA DF AMPS 2 COOLING [C] 1.00 REFRIG IF] 436 1.00 TOTAL PHASE B - VA HEATING [H] 0 SIGNAGE IS] 1.26 AMPS LIGHTING ILI 1.25 KITCHEN [K] 1.00 TOTAL PHASE C - VA 218 RECEPTACLES [R] 1.0/.5 EXISTING [E] 1.00 AMPS 2 MOTORS [M] 1.00 LRG MOTOR 1.25 TOTAL DEMAND TOTAL PNLBD - VA 436 SUPP HEAT [Uj 1.00 SHOW WND [W] 1.25 436 VA AMPS 1 1 MISC EQUIP [Z] 1 F 1.00 I LTG TRACK I I 1.00 1 A 1,440 1 2,550 1 630 1 SUBTOTAL TOTAL PHASE A - VA 1,440 LOAD CONN. VA DF LOAD I CONN. VA DF AMPS 12 COOLING [C] 1.00 REFRIG IF] 1,030 1.00 TOTAL PHASE B - VA 3,580 HEATING [H] 0 SIGNAGE IS] 1.25 AMPS 30 LIGHTING IL] 1.25 KITCHEN [K] 1.00 TOTAL PHASE C - VA 1,600 RECEPTACLES [R] 1.0/.5 EXISTING [E] 5,590 1.00 AMPS 13 MOTORS [M] 1.00 LRG MOTOR 1.25 1 TOTAL DEMAND TOTAL PNLBD - VA 6,620 ISUPP HEAT [U] I 1.00 SHOW WND BM 1.25 6,620 VA I AMPS 18 1 MISC EQUIP [Z] I I . I LTG TRACK 1.00 18 A Ill w w >v.W O wwoor (1) � ��O O zwV azu-0 LL W H_O��ZF-��ZUF w zwaww � OLLaz�v0 OC .. FmLL�Ww W �� U wa 3~agira�zdv�iom Z 0-LL QLLJwHVJdC70t tuw0 �O? SZ�z �wVpOQ ?CL_1 �zx zZcLLO a �aw(n-tnJ pO (wA�aJ��Uw a owo�N NWOoxd o _ F- ZOw px f_ uj zf EO awcL (n X�nwicoioaiaow 2irwam Z 2 O Q o q w Lq v CO) co CD I.- �` �n ca W W Cn"- ui 2 cq W N N z izYu- Z 0 Z O g}N , Of z LU0; g o N Q TT Z i W ZWLo W Z C9Lli CL J j-J J t� a.W A Z 0 III 0 m m 0 U % 0 J X Q C� C� LU L. 00 O O � J "'m_ W J O O N � i O o Z o W o N O 0 = f- (ji gD 0. W N W m 9 2 Z m 0 ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: JPUJDS DRAWN BY: RR DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 THIS ITEM HAS BEEN ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED AND SEALED BY JOHN D. STOWELL ON THE DATE LISTED BELOW USING A DIGITAL SIGNATURE. PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. JOHN D. STOWELL LICENSE # 91727 0. „ST0 ��.*.i No. 91727 * ; ; * s 13. ; rc O:- STATE OF 4 -'c P. ' . 06/30/2023 PANELBOARD ' SCHEDULES J J W 0 H 0 Z 0 SHEET• E2.1 COMPRESSOR HOUSE #1 - A111]i' TCH1 SDP1 CH1L CONTRACTOR TO RELABEL H1 F PANELS CH1F AND CH1A TO MATCH THE LOADS BEING FED H1A FROM THEM. REMOVE EXISTING PANEL SCHEDULE AND POST THE CORRECT PANEL SCHDULE FOR EACH PANEL. I FEEDER SCHEDULE KEYNOTES ALL CONDUIT AND CONDUCTOR SIZES ARE BASED ON EMT WITH 40% FILL, 750C RATED TERMINATIONS AND TYPE THHN/THWN-2 INSULATION. FOR NON -EMT CONDUIT OR 16.145 CONNECT CIRCUIT(S) TO EXISTING BRANCH CIRCUITRY. TERMINATIONS OR INSULATION TYPES RATED LESS THAN 75°C. MODIFY SIZES ACCORDING TO NEC. MINIMUM WIRE SIZE AND PANELBOARD CIRCUIT ARE NOTED. VERIFY SIZE, RATING AND CONDITION OF EXISTING BRANCH ® FEEDER OR GROUND SIZE CIRCUIT CONDUIT AND WIRE PRIOR TO USE TO ENSURE 22 (2)#12, (1)#12 G, 1/2" C THAT THEY MEET REQUIRED SIZE, AND ALL U.L. RATINGS 32 (2)#10, (1)#10 G, 1/2" C AND REPLACE AS REQUIRED. 43 (3)#8, (1)#10 G, 3/4" C 16.708 PROVIDE WIRING AND FINAL CONNECTIONS TO 63 (3)#6, (1}#10 G, 3/4" C RECEPTACLE. RECEPTACLE FURNISHED WITH - -- - - - - REFRIGERATED CASE. V053A (3#6, (1) #8 G, 3/4" C 16.711 POINT OF TRANSITION FROM EMT TO FLEX. PROVIDE V063A (3)#4, (1)#6 G, 1" C CONDUIT AND BRANCH CIRCUITS FOR REFRIGERATED CASE FANS, LIGHTS, ANTI -SWEAT HEATERS, AND ELECTRICAL DEFROST (IF REQUIRED). TERMINATION TO REFRIGERATED CASE ELECTRICAL CONNECTION POINT BY R.C. REFER TO CASE CONNECTION WIRING DETAIL. 16.713 ROUTE EVAPORATOR COIL FAN (CF) AND/OR ELECTRIC DEFROST (ED) CIRCUITS TO REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT DEFROST TERMINATION TROUGH. TERMINATIONS AT EVAPORATOR COIL, CASE AND REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT BY RC. 16.944 REFRIGERATION ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CONTROLLER POWER: PROVIDE 120V CIRCUIT FOR VENDOR FURNISHED REFRIGERATION CONTROLLER. WHEN ENCLOSURE IS MOUNTED ON REFRIGERATED CASE, CONNECT TO CASE 120V FAN CIRCUIT, UNLESS SHOWN OTHERWISE. REFERENCE REFRIGERATION ENERGY MANAGEMENT SHEETS FOR CONTROLLER WIRING. 16.978 PROVIDE WP GFI RECEPTACLE AS SHOWN AND MOUNT +44" AFF ON BACK OF REFRIGERATED CASE. REFER TO CASE MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATIONS FOR MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS. PROVIDE EMT CONDUIT FROM RECEPTACLE TO RACEWAY PROVIDED WITH CASE. ROUTE CONDUIT FROM RACEWAY WITH CASE ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS TO STRUCTURE. 16.991 E.C. SHALL REMOVE EXISTING CONTACTOR IN RACK CABINET AND CONNECT CIRCUITRY DIRECTLY TO CIRCUIT OVERCURRENT PROTECTION DEVICE. REFRIGERATION SYSTEM EVAPORATOR FAN/DEFROST CIRCUITS SHALL BE CONTROLLED BY FACTORY INSTALLED CONTROLS IN NEW CASES OR BY FIELD INSTALLED CONTROLS AT WALK-INS. IF REQUIRED, E.C. SHALL INSTALL NEW VENDOR FURNISHED OVERCURRENT PROTECTION DEVICE FOR REFRIGERATION SYSTEM EVAPORATOR FAN/DEFROST CIRCUIT. PROVIDE A NEW NEMA 1 ENCLOSURE FOR FAN/DEFROST CIRCUIT OVERCURRENT PROTECTION DEVICE, IF NEEDED. MOUNT NEMA 1 ENCLOSURE AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO EXISTING RACK CABINET. 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CX-02 27 20 CX-W-07.26.20 SYMBOL DESCRIPTION 1. FURNISH AND INSTALL ALL MATERIALS FOR A COMPLETE 19. PROVIDE AND INSTALL A CUSTOM, DIGITALLY PRINTED AND INSTALLATION IN ALL RESPECTS READY FOR INTENDED USE AND HIGH -DURABILITY LAMINATED LABEL, RATED FOR OUTDOOR TRACE NEUTR4� CIRCUIT, CONCEALED IN WALLS OR IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH NEC, NESC, STATE AND LOCAL APPLICATIONS. ON ALL SWITCHBOARDS AND PANELBOARDS. GROUND- H°TS CEILING CODES AND MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS. LETTERING SHALL BE BLACK, MINIMUM OF 1/4" HIGH, ON A COORDINATE BETWEEN EXISTING AND NEW CONSTRUCTION. YELLOW BACKGROUND AND SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: CONTRACTOR SHALL PAY FOR ALL NECESSARY FEES AND PERMITS. LINE 1: FEEDER POWER SUPPLY FOR CIRCUIT, EXPOSED LINE 2: PANELBOARD " " ORIGINATES 2. KEEP PENETRATIONS THROUGH COOLER AND FREEZER BOXES LINE 3: AT PANELBOARD CIRCUIT, IN/UNDER FLOOR/GROUND TO A MINIMUM. ROUTE ALL CONDUITS SERVING FREEZERS AND Ij CONSTRUCTION COOLERS ON THE INSIDE OF THE BOX, UNLESS NOTED 20, PROVIDE AND INSTALL A CUSTOM DIGITALLY PRINTED AND HIGH - EXISTING CIRCUIT, CONCEALED IN OTHERWISE. DURABILITY LAMINATED LABEL, RATED FOR OUTDOOR WALLS OR CEILING APPLICATIONS, ON ALL TRANSFORMERS. LETTERING SHALL BE EXISTING CIRCUIT, EXPOSED 3. PROVIDE SEALS AT RACEWAY PENETRATIONS AS FOLLOWS: A. FIRE RATED WALLS: SEAL PER SPECIFICATIONS FOR FIRE BLACK, MINIMUM OF 1/4" HIGH, ON A YELLOW BACKGROUND AND SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: STOPPING. tf EXISTING CIRCUIT, IN/UNDER B. FREEZER/COOLER BOXES: SEAL WITH SILICONE SEALANT. LINE 1: FEEDER POWER SUPPLY FOR --- fl}- FLODR/GROUND CONSTRUCTION C. EXTERIOR: REFER TO FIXTURE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS LINE 2: TRANSFORMER " " ORIGINATES FOR SEALING REQUIREMENTS AT ALL EXTERIOR MOUNTED LINE 3: IN "SWITCHBOARD OR PANELBOARD SURFACE MOUNTED PANELBOARD DEVICES, FIXTURES, ENCLOSURES, AND RACEWAY LINE 4: LOCATED IN " PENETRATIONS. = FLUSH MOUNTED PANELBOARD 21. WIRING DEVICES: DEVICE MOUNTING HEIGHTS ARE FROM 4. WIRING SHALL INCLUDE FINAL CONNECTION TO ALL EQUIPMENT FINISHED FLOOR TO CENTER OF OUTLET BOX UNLESS NOTED 17 VOICE / DATA BOX IN CONFORMANCE WITH EQUIPMENT SUPPLIER WIRING OTHERWISE ON PLANS. COORDINATE THE STANDARD DIAGRAMS. MOUNTING HEIGHTS WITH MASONRY: EQUIPMENT CONNECTION POINT A. SWITCHES:+44" o ° (PROVIDED WITH EQUIPMENT) 5. BRANCH CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS SHALL BE MINIMUM #12 AWG B. RECEPTACLES +20" UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE IN SCHEDULES. THE FINAL C. VOICE/DATA +20" LDP REFRIGERANT LEAK DETECTION PANEL CONNECTION (15-FT MAXIMUM) SHALL BE #10AWG WHERE 20A BRANCH CIRCUITS HAVE #8AWG AND LARGER WIRE SPECIFIED. 22. DATA AND PHONE CONDUIT INSTALLATION MILESTONE DATE: INSTALL ALL RACEWAY AND CONDUIT SLEEVES FOR DATA AND 0 LIGHT FIXTURE 6. WHERE BRANCH CIRCUITS ARE GROUPED, SIZE CONDUIT AND PHONE CABLING 3 WEEKS PRIOR TO CONTRACT SUBSTANTIAL DERATE CURRENT CARRYING CONDUCTORS PER NEC. COMPLETION DATE. LIGHT FIXTURE, NIGHT LIGHT (PROVIDE CONSTANT HOT TO FIXTURE) 7. CONDUITS EXTENDING BEYOND EXTERIOR WALL: STUB OUT 2'-0" 23. PROVIDE NEUTRAL CONDUCTOR TO ALL WALL LIGHT SWITCH OCCUPANCY SENSOR (CEILING BELOW GRADE TO 5'-0" BEYOND EXTERIOR WALLS UNLESS LOCATIONS. IF NEUTRAL TERMINATION IS NOT REQUIRED, CAP MOUNTED / WALL MOUNTED) NOTED OTHERWISE. COORDINATE LOCATION AND PROVIDE CONDUCTOR AND TAG AS "NEUTRAL FOR FUTURE USE". CONNECTION TO SITE CONDUITS. SWITCH, SINGLE POLE 24. EXERCISE CAUTION AROUND ALARM AND SECURITY CABLES 8. PROVIDE A SEPARATE EQUIPMENT GROUNDING CONDUCTOR DURING DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION. PROTECT ALARM $3 SWITCH, 3-WAY (SIZE PER NEC) IN PVC TYPE CONDUIT, POWER CIRCUITS, AND SECURITY CABLES FROM ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE SO THAT ISOLATED GROUND CIRCUITS. OR AS SHOWN ON PLANS. SYSTEMS REMAIN OPERATIONAL AT ALL TIMES. CONDUIT SHALL BE SIZED PER NEC BASED ON THWN 600 VOLT $4 SWITCH, 4-WAY COPPER SINGLE CONDUCTORS, PLUS THE EQUIPMENT 25. DEVICES SHOWN ON COOLER/FREEZER PANELS SHALL BE GROUNDING CONDUCTOR. SURFACE MOUNTED UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DOCUMENTS FOR CONDUIT INSTALLATION AND RECEPTACLE, DUPLEX 9. SUPPORTS FROM STRUCTURE: NO ATTACHMENT OF ANY TYPE SEALING REQUIREMENTS. SHALL BE MADE TO BRIDGING OR JOIST WEB MEMBERS. UTILIZE RECEPTACLE, SIMPLEX ONLY THE TOP AND BOTTOM CHORDS FOR SUPPORTING THE 26. ARRANGE ALL WORK THAT REQUIRES POWER INTERRUPTIONS ELECTRICAL SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS. TO THE STORE TO BE ACCOMPLISHED AFTER NORMAL STORE O JUNCTION BOX (WALL MOUNTED / BUSINESS HOURS. NOTIFY THE STORE MANAGER AND THE CEILING MOUNTED) 10. VERIFY ALL WALL FINISH THICKNESSES BEFORE INSTALLING OWNER'S MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER A MINIMUM BOXES. PROVIDE EXTENDED BOXES OR BOX EXTENDERS OF 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALL STORE POWER ❑, NON -FUSED DISCONNECT WHERE REQUIRED. INTERRUPTIONS. STORE MANAGER MUST ALLOW FOR POWERING DOWN OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS, MOVING AFFECTED Zh FUSED DISCONNECT 11. VERIFY THAT THE PANELBOARDS USED HAS THE SPACE AND PRODUCT, MODIFICATION OF STORE AFTER-HOURS WORK AMPACITY TO DO SO PRIOR TO ROUGH -IN. SCHEDULES, COORDINATION WITH OTHER TRADES, AND OTHER RCC iPRO S3C KE2 REFRIGERATION BUILDING AUTOMATION CONTROLLER 12. TRACE ALL ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS FOR ALL EXISTING CRITICAL SCHEDULING CONCERNS. PROVIDE TEMPORARY POWER AS REQUIRED. INSTALLATION OF NEW EQUIPMENT ELECTRICAL PANELBOARDS AFFECTED BY THE PROJECT AND SHALL BE COMPLETED AND THE POWER SYSTEM TESTED AND REFRIGERATED CASE WIRING IDENTIFY LOADS ON EACH CIRCUIT. PROVIDE A NEW COMPLETE RE -ENERGIZED PRIOR TO START OF BUSINESS THE FOLLOWING TYPEWRITTEN PANELBOARD IDENTIFICATION SCHEDULE, PER MORNING NO LATER THAN A TIME ESTABLISHED BY THE STORE NOTES NEC 408.4, FOR ALL AFFECTED PANELBOARDS. AND THE OWNER'S MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MMANAGER ANAGER Cx-02.27.20 13. VERIFY THAT ALL PANELBOARDS HAVE CIRCUIT BREAKER 1. PROVIDE CONDUIT AND WIRE FOR REFRIGERATED CASE FANS, KNOCKOUTS PROPERLY COVERED AND THAT ALL TRIM IS IN 27. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAINT ALL NEW CONDUIT EXPOSED TO LIGHTS, HEATERS, CONTROLLERS, ELECTRIC DEFROST, AND GOOD CONDITION, ALLOWING NO ACCESS TO LIVE PARTS. SALES FLOOR. MATCH CEILING OR ADJACENT WALL COLOR CASE RECEPTACLES UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. PROVIDE (WHERE APPLICABLE). CONDUIT SHALL BE PAINTED PRIOR TO ADEQUATE CONDUCTOR LENGTH TO ALLOW TERMINATION. 14. DEMOLITION: COORDINATE THE EXTENT OF ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION. NEATLY BUNDLE CIRCUITS AND CLEARLY TAG AND LABEL EACH DEMOLITION WITH FIXTURE AND DEMOLITION PLANS. REMOVE CIRCUIT WITH BRANCH CIRCUIT DESIGNATION AND ALL PANELBOARDS, DISCONNECT SWITCHES, BOXES, RELAYS, 28. PROVIDE NEW MATERIALS FOR ALL WORK SHOWN ON PLANS REFRIGERATION SYSTEM NUMBER FOR FINAL TERMINATION AT TIME SWITCHES, LIGHTS, DEVICES, ETC., WHICH WILL NOT BE UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. EXISTING MATERIALS THAT MEET CASE. REF CASE CONNECTION WIRING DETAIL. REUSED. PROVIDE A COMPLETE DEMOLITION OF ALL EQUIPMENT ALL REQUIREMENTS OF THEIR NEW USE, ARE IN GOOD UNLESS EQUIPMENT IS SPECIFICALLY NOTED TO BE REUSED. CONDITION, AND MEET ALL U.L. RATINGS MAY BE REUSED WITH 2. REFRIGERATED CASE WIRING COMPARTMENT REPRESENTED DISPOSE OF ALL REMOVED MATERIALS, UNLESS OTHERWISE THE SPECIFIC APPROVAL OF THE OWNER'S MECHANICAL ON DRAWING BY RECTANGULAR BOX. NOTED. REMOVE CONDUITS AND WIRES ALL THE WAY BACK TO CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. ORIGINATING PANELBOARDS. REMOVE SWITCHES AND/OR 3. PROVIDE WIRE AND CONDUIT FOR SLAVE WIRING BETWEEN DEVICES SERVING DEMOLISHED EQUIPMENT AND TURN OVER 29. ALL PANELBOARDS SHOWN ON PLAN ARE EXISTING TO REMAIN, CASES IN WIREWAY. TO OWNER'S MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. DEMOLITION SHALL NOT AFFECT ACTIVE CIRCUITS. ALL CIRCUIT 4. ROUTE CASE ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS WITH REFRIGERATION BREAKERS SERVING BRANCH CIRCUITS TO BE REMOVED SHALL 30. UPON COMPLETION OF ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION AND PRIOR PIPING FROM FIRST CASE IN EACH SYSTEM TO STRUCTURE. ALSO BE REMOVED. REMOVE CIRCUIT BREAKER AND REPLACE TO ENERGIZING CIRCUIT: ROUTE ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS UNDERSLAB WHERE WITH FILLER PLATE. PROVIDE A COMPLETE TYPEWRITTEN A. INSPECT WIRE AND CABLE FOR PHYSICAL DAMAGE. REFRIGERATION PIPING IS ROUTED UNDERSLAB. PANELBOARD, LABELING NEWLY DEMOLISHED CIRCUIT(S) WITH B. PERFORM CONTINUITY TEST. "SPACE". REFER TO SELECTIVE SITE DEMOLITION SPECIFICATION C. VERIFY PROPER PHASING CONNECTION TO ALL THREE 5. ALL UNDERSLAB CONDUITS SHALL BE 3/4" MIN. FOR DISPOSAL OF DEMOLISHED FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURES. PHASE MOTOR LOADS. 6. CONNECT ELECTRICAL DEFROST, ON GROUPS OF THREE OR 15. NEW CIRCUITS: ROUTE NEW ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS FOR THIS 31. NO CIRCUITRY SHALL BE ALLOWED TO BE ROUTED ACROSS THE MORE REFRIGERATED CASES, IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO PROJECT TO PANELBOARD AS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS. ROOF OR THE EXTERIOR SIDE OF THE EXTERIOR WALLS UNLESS CREATE A THREE-PHASE HEATER CIRCUIT. HEATER LOADS ROUTING CIRCUITRY ACROSS ROOF OR EXTERIOR WALLS IS NOT NOTED OTHERWISE. SHALL BE BALANCED AMONG PHASES AS EVENLY AS POSSIBLE. ALLOWED. NEW FEEDER AND BRANCH CIRCUIT CONDUITS REF CASE DEFROST WIRING DETAIL. SHALL BE ROUTED WITHIN THE BAR JOIST SPACE. OTHER THAN 32. ALL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE UL LISTED WHERE APPLICABLE. CONNECTION TO EQUIPMENT OR DISPLAYS, ELECTRICAL 7. WHEN NEW CASES ARE PROVIDED WITH A FACTORY INSTALLED CONDUITS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED BELOW BOTTOM CHORD OF 33. NEW OVERCURRENT PROTECTIVE DEVICES INSTALLED IN TERMINAL STRIP AND JUMPERS FOR CONNECTION TO A SINGLE BAR JOIST. ROUTING CIRCUITRY DIRECTLY UNDER LIGHT EXISTING PANELBOARDS OR DISTRIBUTION BOARDS SHALL CIRCUIT FOR 120V CASE LOADS, REMOVE FACTORY INSTALLED FIXTURES IS NOT ALLOWED. MATCH THE TYPE AND AIC RATING OF EXISTING OVERCURRENT JUMPERS AS REQUIRED TO UTILIZE EXISTING SEPARATE 120V PROTECTIVE DEVICES. FAN/LIGHT/ANTI-SWEAT CIRCUITS AS INDICATED ON PLANS 16. EXISTING CIRCUITS: PROVIDE LABOR AND MATERIALS TO AND/OR PANELBOARD SCHEDULES. ANY EXISTING ANTI -SWEAT REWORK CIRCUITRY AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN OPERATION 34. BRANCH CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS SHALL BE MINIMUM AWG CONTROL (SWEATMISER) SHALL BE BY-PASSED. CASES WHERE DEMOLITION OR NEW CONSTRUCTION INTERRUPTS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE IN SCHEDULES. WHERE 20A UTILIZING ELECTRICAL DEFROST WILL BE PROVIDED WITH EXISTING TELEPHONE, DATA, SECURITY, OR ELECTRICAL BRANCH CIRCUITS HAVE AND LARGER WIRE SPECIFIED, AWG SEPARATE 208V TERMINATIONS AT THE TERMINAL STRIP FOR CIRCUITS FEEDING EXISTING EQUIPMENT, DEVICES, OR LIGHTING WIRE SHALL BE USED FOR THE FINAL CONNECTION (15-FT CONNECTION TO THE 208V ELECTRIC DEFROST CIRCUIT. MAKE TO REMAIN BUT NOT SHOWN ON DRAWINGS. MAXIMUM). FINAL TERMINATIONS OF 120V AND 208V POWER CIRCUIT(S) AT CASE TERMINAL STRIP. REFER TO CASE CONNECTION 17. UNDERGROUND SERVICES: IF DEMOLITION OR NEW 35. PROVIDE UL LISTED HANDLE TIES ON ALL MULTIWIRE BRANCH SCHEMATIC ON REFRIGERATION SHEETS. CONSTRUCTION DISRUPTS EXISTING UNDERGROUND SERVICES CIRCUITS SHARING COMMON NEUTRAL FOR SIMULTANEOUS (ELECTRICAL, TELEPHONE, PARKING LOT LIGHTING CIRCUITRY, TRIP PER NEC REQUIREMENTS. 8. PROVIDE A SEPARATE NEUTRAL FOR EACH NEW BRANCH ETC.) PROVIDE ALL MATERIALS AND LABOR AS REQUIRED TO CIRCUIT SERVING REFRIGERATED CASES. REROUTE, SLEEVE, OR OTHERWISE REWORK THESE SERVICES 36. FOR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AS REQUIRED BY LOCAL CODES. TO MAINTAIN THEIR PROPER OPERATION. 9. PROVIDE CIRCUIT BREAKER LOCKING DEVICE (LOCK -OFF FOR 37. WHERE DEMOLITION OR NEW CONSTRUCTION INTERRUPTS MAINTENANCE) ON NEW AND/OR EXISTING CIRCUIT BREAKERS 18. PROVIDE AND INSTALL A CUSTOM, DIGITALLY PRINTED AND EXISTING ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS FEEDING EXISTING EQUIPMENT, SERVING REFRIGERATED CASES. HIGH -DURABILITY LAMINATED LABEL, RATED FOR OUTDOOR DEVICES, OR LIGHTING TO REMAIN. BUT NOT SHOWN ON APPLICATIONS, ON ALL SERVICE EQUIPMENT. LETTERING SHALL DRAWINGS, PROVIDE LABOR AND MATERIALS TO REWORK BE BLACK, MINIMUM OF 1/4" HIGH, ON A YELLOW BACKGROUND CIRCUITRY, AS REQUIRED, TO MAINTAIN EXISTING OPERATION. AND SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: LABEL 1: LINE 1: VOLTAGE AND HERTZ LINE 2: SERVICE EQUIPMENT BUS RATING w >v 0 > >ui o L0 > LL U) O zu W, azc9ZQ W ZH.O�Z�� W o F Ozw~�wazz Of aF =cnLLw�opo�wS O a �~ 0 a wwaZa O�ii, Ww LL �m o=>��a Z O aLL�O'w�C7~Ow�O=p W N z "I F - w D O z z Z owvia�cew¢¢awvo0a Zco-C) LL ) 0,<Oao J � aw2zW�U�wwww00E�' Ewa zr�OF a0wamPw. = nw OamC�WxwUWwn=. U) F ON 000M0 W L-K0�aH', Z Q CDo 0o w � w (.0E- r- �� [2 Lu . ° mcV W W U)10� wcOX Z CV wO Lnp00 Q Lu >tna Z W oZc- oYm Z CD CD}N F Z Z W C� oQ Qxo o o ELF M~af Z Z i LU wZo w Z `�'oa- LLJ H Lu J Z Cy w J - lC> M mLL = J el� O LLJ E U I- ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: JPUJDS DRAWN BY: RR DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 LINES 3&4: SHORT-CIRCUIT CURRENT RATING (SCCR) OF THIS ITEM HAS BEEN SERVICE EQUIPMENT ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED AND SEALED BY JOHN D. LABEL 2: STOWELL ON THE DATE LINES 1&2: MAXIMUM AVAILABLE FAULT CURRENT LISTED BELOW USING A LINES 3&4: DATE CALCULATED DIGITAL SIGNATURE. PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND DECOMMISSIONING NOTE SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE Cx-05.20.18 VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. DISPOSAL OF ALL DECOMMISSIONED EQUIPMENT, NOT APPORTIONED TO OWNER'S DESIGNATED SALVAGE VENDOR, SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 1351 AND 1500 OF THE SPECIFICATIONS, LOCAL CODES, AND ANY GOVERNMENTAL REGULATIONS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE PICK-UP DATE WITH THE DESIGNATED SALVAGE VENDOR. PREPARE AND LOAD THE DESIGNATED SALVAGE ITEMS, KEEPING THEM INTACT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 1351 AND 1500 OF THE SPECIFICATIONS, LOCAL CODES, AND ANY GOVERNMENTAL REGULATIONS. ITEMS TO BE SALVAGED BY OWNER'S DESIGNATED SALVAGE VENDOR SHALL BE LIMITED TO: VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVES, CONDENSING UNITS, CONDENSERS, EVAPORATORS, COPPER PIPING, ROOF TOP UNITS, AIR HANDLING UNITS, AND COMPRESSOR HOUSES. ELECTRICAL ABBREVIATIONS (NOT ALL ABBREVIATIONS ARE NECESSARILY USED ON THE DRAWINGS.) U-04.10 12 H, HTR ANTISWEAT HEATER GFEP GROUND FAULT EQUIPMENT RCPT RECEPTACLE JOHN D. STOWELL CIF COIL FAN PROTECTION REF REFER LICENSE # 91727 C CONDUIT G, GND GROUND REFRIG REFRIGERATION eeeeva��e:rat CNTRLR CONTROLLER H, HTR HEATER S/M SWEATMISER a`.,e p. Sro CLR COOLER IG ISOLATED GROUND TEMP TEMPERATURE <` �N ........ E N 361 �% DR DOOR L, LTS LIGHTS XFMR TRANSFORMER ;�Ci •'�� ED ELECTRIC DEFROST HEATER M.C.B. MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER TYP TYPICAL No. 91 727 0 EF EXHAUST FAN M.L.O. MAIN LUG ONLY UH UNIT HEATER v e # ETR EXISTING TO REMAIN NTS NOT TO SCALE UNO UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE EVAP EVAPORATOR FAN COIL OS OCCUPANCY SENSOR VFD VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE : 0 x' F FANS PNLBD PANELBOARD W WIRE = -)�) ' STATE OF wZ FZR FREEZER PART PARTIAL WH WATER HEATER GFCI GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER PH P.O.S. PHASE POINT OF SALE WP WR WEATHERPROOF COVER WEATHER RESISTANT �S' •.��•� �® ��°° S/O�'• ��`i �IfBF?9i9'61,� 06/30/2023 FRONT REFRIGERATION ELECTRICAL PLAN VFRONT REFRIGERATION ELECTRICAL PLAN 1 1 /8" = V-0" EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. 4CH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND DECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE D ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES OT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING �E WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL OMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF ONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO NMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. SHEET: RE1 TYPICAL REFRIGERATED CASE SYSTEM CASE HEATER CASE HEATER CASE HEATER 1\/ �/ w 6..882�A 116.82 A 13.46 A / V V . A 1B B1 I C A 1C I I / AO / BO CO PROVIDE 208/30 HOME RUN TO PRE -WIRED PANEL IN COMPRESSOR HOUSE. - - - -- - NOTE: ARRANGE CONNECTIONS FOR MAXIMUM BALANCE ON SYSTEMS WITH UNEQUAL LOADS CALCULATED UNBALANCED 30 LOAD AO LOAD = (16.82 A + 13.46 A) x .866 = 26.2 A BO LOAD = (16.82 A + 16.82 A) x .866 = 29.1 A (HIGH LEG) CO LOAD =(16.82A+13.46A)x.866=26.2A 3 E- NTSASE DEFROST WIRING CONDUITS FOR REFRIGERATED CASE SYSTEM. CONDUIT(S) WILL SERVE 120V CASE FAN, CASE LIGHT AND CASE ANTI -SWEAT CIRCUITS, IN ADDITION, CONDUIT(S) WILL SERVE 208V CASE ELECTRIC DEFROST CIRCUIT (IF APPLICABLE). NOTE: CIRCUITS MAY BE GROUPED TOGETHER TO MINIMIZE NUMBER OF CONDUITS PROVIDED THAT ALL NEC REQUIREMENTS ARE MET PROVIDE 5' LENGTH OF LIQUID -TIGHT FLEXIBLE METAL CONDUIT, FURNISH APPROXIMATELY 12" PIGTAIL STUBBED FROM END OF EACH FLEX CONDUIT FOR TERMINATION TO REFRIGERATED CASE ELECTRICAL CONNECTION POINT BY R.C. PROVIDE TRANSITION FROM PVC TO EMT TYPICAL REFRIGERATED CASE SYSTEM ROUTE EMT CONDUITS (UNDER CASES, ABOVE SLAB) TO POINT OF TRANSITION TO FLEX 12" WIRE PIGTAILS (TYP) 5' FLEX CONDUIT (TYP) FLOOR BRACKET CONDUIT TO FLOOR AS REQUIRED PER CODE (TYP) PROVIDE TRANSITION FROM EMT TO FLEX REFRIGERATION PIT UNDERSLAB PVC CONDUIT FOR REFRIGERATED CASE BRANCH CIRCUITS. 0CASE CONNECTION WIRING (TUNNEL) 2 NTS Q I I COMPRESSOR HOUSE #2 MDP2 TCH2 F SDP2 - CH2L CH2F I I I 2 3 4 I I C181a 0 LS3C, C181b I D7.3a LS3C, D7.3b r _ 0 ��Oo �,� CH2F-29 C16.145 G �� 16.145 2 O ��' 16.991 16.713 V043A (ED) �� RE1.1 ��/ 16.145 II 16.711 CH2F-31 (TYP) 16.708 16.145 I (TYP) i-----------�---------- i CH2F-40 N i i M C18.3c C18.3b ; U,I 16.145 I °O C18.3e C18.3f u) I U I CH2F-42 --/ ------------------- C= I � U' � 16.145 C18.3a I CO CH2F-27 2 N ASR 16.145 16.944 16.145 CH2F-10(TYP) CH2F-12 ` -1-1 16.145------------ -- -------------L Q� E= -------------- M CH2F-36 D7.1c D7.1b LS3C' D7.1a D7.2c D7.2b LS3C, D7.2a 16.145 � - CH2F-25'- 43 (ED)4 - -� 16.145 16.991 �6 r-J ----- C15.3a LS3C: I I I I �ti I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ch ch I Sri I U U I I I I CH2F-23 I CH2F-38 U , 16.145 �W; IN I I � 16.145 CH1 F-26 16.145 CH1F-35 o (ED) 713 f � I I -J, S3C, B12a I I -- I I I I I ' I I I N N I U ; I I I I I I I I m m I I I I I I i B12d U I CH1 F-28 I 16.145 I ; 16.145 CH2F-19 -- I ,U, ,cl,, , rn , - CH1F-18 I I � � CH1F-29-� 53 (ED)', - 1 16.145 16.991 0 LS3C, B7a I I U I I I I I I I I I I I � I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I U I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ; 16.145 CH2F-17 CH2L-15 I 00 C0 0 16.145 CH 1 F-20 16.708 (TYP) 16.145 I I REAR REFRIGERATION ELECTRICAL PLAN KEYNOTES 16.145 CONNECT CIRCUIT(S) TO EXISTING BRANCH CIRCUITRY. MINIMUM WIRE SIZE AND PANELBOARD CIRCUIT ARE NOTED. VERIFY SIZE, RATING AND CONDITION OF EXISTING BRANCH CIRCUIT CONDUIT AND WIRE PRIOR TO USE TO ENSURE THAT THEY MEET REQUIRED SIZE, AND ALL U.L. RATINGS AND REPLACE AS REQUIRED. 16.708 PROVIDE WIRING AND FINAL CONNECTIONS TO RECEPTACLE. RECEPTACLE FURNISHED WITH REFRIGERATED CASE. 16.711 POINT OF TRANSITION FROM EMT TO FLEX. PROVIDE CONDUIT AND BRANCH CIRCUITS FOR REFRIGERATED CASE FANS, LIGHTS, ANTI -SWEAT HEATERS, AND ELECTRICAL DEFROST (IF REQUIRED). TERMINATION TO REFRIGERATED CASE ELECTRICAL CONNECTION POINT BY R.C. REFER TO CASE CONNECTION WIRING DETAIL. 16.713 ROUTE EVAPORATOR COIL FAN (CF) AND/OR ELECTRIC DEFROST (ED) CIRCUITS TO REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT DEFROST TERMINATION TROUGH. TERMINATIONS AT EVAPORATOR COIL, CASE AND REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT BY RC. 16.944 REFRIGERATION ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CONTROLLER POWER: PROVIDE 120V CIRCUIT FOR VENDOR FURNISHED REFRIGERATION CONTROLLER. WHEN ENCLOSURE IS MOUNTED ON REFRIGERATED CASE, CONNECT TO CASE 120V FAN CIRCUIT, UNLESS SHOWN OTHERWISE. REFERENCE REFRIGERATION ENERGY MANAGEMENT SHEETS FOR CONTROLLER WIRING. 16.991 E.C. SHALL REMOVE EXISTING CONTACTOR IN RACK CABINET AND CONNECT CIRCUITRY DIRECTLY TO CIRCUIT OVERCURRENT PROTECTION DEVICE. REFRIGERATION SYSTEM EVAPORATOR FAN/DEFROST CIRCUITS SHALL BE CONTROLLED BY FACTORY INSTALLED CONTROLS IN NEW CASES OR BY FIELD INSTALLED CONTROLS AT WALK-INS. IF REQUIRED, E.C. SHALL INSTALL NEW VENDOR FURNISHED OVERCURRENT PROTECTION DEVICE FOR REFRIGERATION SYSTEM EVAPORATOR FAN/DEFROST CIRCUIT. PROVIDE A NEW NEMA 1 ENCLOSURE FOR FAN/DEFROST CIRCUIT OVERCURRENT PROTECTION DEVICE, IF NEEDED. MOUNT NEMA 1 ENCLOSURE AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO EXISTING RACK CABINET. REFER TO REFRIGERATION LEGEND(S). FEEDER SCHEDULE ALL CONDUIT AND CONDUCTOR SIZES ARE BASED ON EMT WITH 40% FILL, 750C RATED TERMINATIONS AND TYPE THHN/THWN-2 INSULATION. FOR NON -EMT CONDUIT OR TERMINATIONS OR INSULATION TYPES RATED LESS THAN 75°C. MODIFY SIZES ACCORDING TO NEC. ® FEEDER OR GROUND SIZE 43 (3)#8, (1)#10 G, 3/4" C (3)#8, (1) #10 G, 3/4" C (3) #6, (1 #8 G, 3/4" C 53 _ V043A w J O () O Zwo a-w0Zrr w Z~ O - W O a- 0 waw��z W' xZLLo Qf- F-ulLLFwppO�W OU as ��ogwaLQopw W n0- O Ew >oa U) �¢Oa�=>Ua¢ z O aLLw pNW�c7~pw�0xo 3: - O= p z Z 0 S Z F Z Q Z O,U"i<'W �awO0Oa zm�;B0�-Qz m of "a�ao J O w 0 U W Zfr 2ZWU'0WwO00 d Op=�- <,y2Dz�cwm �. Dwa.Z�t0F__Q axF- W -wwOax�LLXwUwwDm �DNU0V)Q pwo Z 0 00 w CD ti M w w ;°Ln W co CV Z m� LuLu z �poo Z�Y� Z �Q Z O OZc� oclfw U) - LuC7 Wo w ��rr z T Z 2 wz, w cDa F- W w` Z of w J ti l!i m _ -1 LL m a, z O co U F O m 2i O 00 J O C==) LjL 0 p O 0 � O co a O O N `� zi0 o Lu CD 0 0 O N 0 W Cn W N m W m z m O ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: JPL/JDS DRAWN BY: RR DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 THIS ITEM HAS BEEN ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED AND SEALED BY JOHN D STOWELL ON THE DATE LISTED BELOW USING A DIGITAL SIGNATURE. PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. JOHN D. STOWELL LICENSE # 91727 `�`�,bp4lrllEt�,e�,d a S TO si x,,N Q E N No. 91 727 Pam' STATE OF 0•'• 1 )�4 1 % el-11 Nmsi 06/30/2023 REAR REFRIGERATION ELECTRICAL PLAN AND DETAILS EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM EACH SUEiCON I I;ACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SPEC IFICkTION`, IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS TO ACQU�IN I I I If MSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS, CONTRACTOR NOT REI EVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND THE WOKK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL SHEFT- DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND COMPEPSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF RE1.1 EXISTING CONDITIONS. CONDITONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMII IARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. ry w u- w Q U 0 J w U VENDOR CONTACT REQUIREMENTS VER.8.14.07.6 CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE, UPON AWARD, TO CONTACT AND VERIFY ALL DELIVERIES DATES/TIMES WITH EVERY VENDOR FURNISHING EQUIPMENT OR SERVICES, OR TO CHANGE ANY DATES OR DELIVERIES, CONTRACTOR MUST CONTACT WALMART CONSTRUCTION MANAGER LISTED BELOW. VENDOR CONTACT INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE IN THE GCC EQUIPMENT PLATFORM AND IN THE PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS. THIS IS UNIQUE TO CAPITAL EXPENDITURES PROJECTS. PROJECT VENDORS: 97 WALL FIXTURES AES-CURB AES-SALVAGE HILL PHOENIX -CASES HUSSMANN-CASES KYSOR WARREN -CASES KYSOR WARREN -SYSTEMS LENNOX MCCUE NOVAR PARKER HANNIFIN-SPORLAN _ -WALMART CONTACT LIST CONTACT PHONE AND/OR EMAIL TITLE WALMART SUPERCENTER #706 (813) 782-1957 STORE CARA SHERWOOD (479) 365-0207 WALMART PROJECT MANAGER cara.sherwood@walmart.com PERMITTING CONTACT LIST UPON NOTIFICATION OF CONTRACT AWARD, CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE ENGINEER OF RECORD'S PERMIT COORDINATOR REGARDING BUILDING PERMIT STATUS. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT CONTACT AHJ PRIOR TO CONTACTING PERMIT COORDINATOR TO VERIFY BUILDING PERMIT STATUS. WHEN NECESSARY, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DELIVER PERMIT PLAN SETS AND PAY PERMIT FEES TO THE AHJ IN ORDER TO RECEIVE CONSTRUCTION PERMITS. UPON REVIEW OF PROJECT SCOPE THE AHJ MAY REQUIRE THE CONTRACTOR TO COMPLETE ADDITIONAL PERMITTING REQUIREMENTS FOR OR SUBMIT ADDITIONAL PLAN SETS FOR REVIEW TO ADDITIONAL LOCAL, COUNTY, STATE, AND/OR FEDERAL AUTHORITIES WHICH MAY NOT BE LOCATED WITHIN THE LOCAL AHJ'S OFFICES. SUBMIT ANY PLAN REVIEW COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS THROUGH THE WALMART APPROVED RFI PROCESS. CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN PERMIT(S) THE GREATER OF 10 WORKING DAYS OR 2 WEEKS PRIOR TO THE START OF CONSTRUCTION TO AVOID UNNECESSARY DELAYS AND ADDITIONAL ENGINEERING FEES. CONTRACTOR SHALL PICK UP AND PAY FOR ANY REQUIRED PERMIT(S) AND ALL ANCILLARY FEES. COST OF REQUIRED PERMIT(S) WILL BE DETERMINED AT THE TIME OF PERMIT ISSUANCE. EXACT AMOUNT SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH THE WALMART CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. CONTRACTOR SHALL EMAIL A COPY OF PERMIT(S) WHEN OBTAINED TO PERMIT COORDINATOR LISTED BELOW. CONTRACTOR SHALL UPLOAD A COPY OF PERMIT(S) WHEN OBTAINED TO EVOCO WORKSPACE SUPPORT FOLDER. UPON COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT, CONTRACTOR SHALL EMAIL APPROVED FINAL INSPECTION REPORT AND CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION TO PERMIT COORDINATOR LISTED BELOW. UPON COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT, CONTRACTOR SHALL UPLOAD APPROVED FINAL INSPECTION REPORT AND CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION TO EVOCO WORKSPACE SUPPORT FOLDER. CONTACT EMAIL PHONE APRIL NUZZO april.nuzzo@hendersonengineers.com (913) 742-5853 NOTICE OF SPECIAL INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENT CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT PRE -APPROVED TESTING FIRM LISTED BELOW PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION AND COORDINATE INSPECTION DATE(S). SPECIAL INSPECTIONS TESTING FIRM IS PROVIDED AND PAID BY OWNER. RE: SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 01457 AND APPENDIX B - TESTING, INSPECTION, AND OBSERVATION BY OWNER CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE ALL TESTING AGENCY RECOMMENDED CORRECTIONS IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIPT OF DEFICIENT TESTING REPORTS. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY STRUCTURAL ENGINEER OF RECORD WHEN DEFICIENCIES ARE CORRECTED AND METHOD OF CORRECTION. STRUCTURAL ENGINEER OF RECORD SHALL APPROVE CORRECTIONS AND/OR DETERMINE IF ADDITIONAL TESTING IS REQUIRED. CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE THAT ALL TESTING AGENCY OBSERVATION/TEST REPORTS ARE SENT IMMEDIATELY UPON INSPECTION COMPLETION TO: JOHNSTON BURKHOLDER ASSOCIATES AND HENDERSON ENGINEERS INCORPORATED ATTN: TREVOR WRIGHT Qba-hei@jbaengr.com) ATTN: TYLER DANFORTH (tyler.danforth@hendersonengineers.com) REFER TO STRUCTURAL SHEET(S) FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TESTING FIRM CONTACT ECS MID -ATLANTIC LLC MICHAEL GALLI mgalli@ecslimited.com (757) 229-6677 AIRFLOW BALANCING NOTE THE SCOPE OF WORK OF THIS PROJECT REQUIRES AIR FLOW BALANCING LIMITED TO THE AIR DISTRIBUTION DEVICES AND OUTSIDE AIR DAMPERS ON EQUIPMENT TO SPECIFIED AIR FLOWS INDICATED ON THE MECHANICAL PLANS. ALL OTHER TESTING, BALANCING AND STARTUP PROCEDURES FOR NEW RTU AND AHU EQUIPMENT INCLUDING SCHEDULED OUTSIDE AIR SHALL BE PERFORMED BY THE MANUFACTURER'S STARTUP/COMMISSIONING TECHNICIAN AND COORDINATED BY THE AWARDED CONTRACTOR. THE AWARDED CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE TEST & BALANCE FIRM LISTED BELOW TO SCHEDULE WHEN THE TEST & BALANCE FIRM IS TO ARRIVE ONSITE. THE PROPOSED DATE WILL BE COMMUNICATED TO THE WALMART CONSTRUCTION MANAGER DURING THE PRE -CONSTRUCTION MEETING. REPORTS SHALL BE SENT TO THE WALMART CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. WALMART PROJECT MANAGER AND THE EOR. FOR CONTACT INFORMATION IS TYLER DANFORTH (tyler.danforth@hendersonengineers.com) (913) 742-5369. REFERENCE SPECIFICATIONS SECTIONS 01455 AND APPENDIX B FOR ADDITIONAL AIR FLOW BALANCING INFORMATION. TEST AND BALANCE COMPANY NAME TEST AND BALANCE COMPANY (TABC) JOHN SKIPPER jskipper@tabconline.com (678) 393-9401 SCOPE OF WORK SUMMARY NOTE: THE INTENT OF THIS SUMMARY IS TO ASSIST VENDORS IN IDENTIFYING EQUIPMENT NEEDS. IT IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE BY CONTRACTOR TO CAPTURE ALL SCOPE ISSUES. REFER TO PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS (WHERE APPLICABLE) FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. THIS IS A CAP-X COMBO PROJECT. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 1500 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING REQUIRED JOB SITE TEMPORARY FACILITIES AND STORMWATER RUNOFF CONTROL. REPLACE BUNKER ISLAND CASES WITH LIDS 1 1 D1.1 F1.1 REPLACE 3-DECK CAKE CASES 1 1 REPLACE MULTI -DECK BEER CASES R1.1 RE1.1 REPLACE MULTI -DECK DAIRY CASES WITH DOORS REPLACE MULTI -DECK REAR -LOAD DAIRY CASES WITH DOORS REPLACE MULTI -DECK DELI CASES REPLACE MULTI -DECK DELI CASES WITH DOORS REPLACE MULTI -DECK MEAT CASES REPLACE REACH -IN FROZEN FOOD CASES REPLACE REACH -IN FROZEN SEAFOOD CASES REPLACE REACH -IN. ICE CREAM CASES REPLACE SELF-SERV SEAFOOD CASE 1 1 REPLACE DELI PROMO ISLAND D1 F1 REPLACE (2) 20 TON RTUs: 14,19 1 1 R1 RE1 REPLACE (1) 10 TON RTUs: 1 REPLACE (9) 5 TON RTUs: 2,7,9,11,12,15,27,29,32 REPLACE (7) 3 TON RTUs: 4,5,6,8,13,31,33 REFURBISH RTUS (TURNKEY BY OWNER'S CONTRACTOR) (9) 20 TON RTUs - 16-18,22-26,35 (5) 10 TON RTUs - 3,10,20,28,34 (2) 5 TON RTUs - 21,30 CODE COMPLIANCE ALL DRAWINGS ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CODES: THE FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, 2020 EDITION THE FLORIDA FIRE CODE, 2020 EDITION THE FLORIDA MECHANICAL CODE, 2020 EDITION THE FLORIDA PLUMBING CODE, 2020 EDITION THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, 2017 EDITION THE FLORIDA ENERGY CODE, 2020 EDITION USE AND OCCUPANCY GROUP: M CONSTRUCTION TYPE: V-B BUILDING AREA: ETR OCCUPANT LOAD: ETR FIRE PROTECTION: BUILDING IS EQUIPED THROUGHOUT WITH AN AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM. SEISMIC DESIGN CATEGORY A ULTIMATE DESIGN WIND SPEED: 138 MPH W., PROJECT SITE ADDRESS STREET: 7631 GALL BLVD CITY: ZEPHYRHILLS STATE/ZIP: FLORIDA/32707 COUNTY: PASCO almart:;: REFRIGERATION HVAC/CAP=X COMBO USMV=041403 ZEPHYRHILLS, FL STORE # 706=1001 INDEX OF DRAWINGS REFERENCE STRUCTURAL REFRIGERATION T1 TITLE SHEET S1 GENERAL NOTES AND EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT DETAILS BASR1 REFRIGERATION BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM PLAN N1 RESPONSIBILITY MATRICES S2 ROOF FRAMING PLAN BASR2 REFRIGERATION BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM DETAILS BASR3 BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM SCHEDULES RD1 FRONT REFRIGERATION DEMOLITION PLAN MECHANICAL RD1.1 REAR REFRIGERATION DEMOLITION PLAN FIXTURE R1 FRONT REFRIGERATION PLAN M1 OVERALL MECHANICAL PLAN R1.1 REAR REFRIGERATION PLAN D1 DEMOLITION PLAN M1.1 ENLARGED MECHANICAL PLANS R2 REFRIGERATION DETAILS D1.1 REAR DEMOLITION PLAN M1.2 ENLARGED MECHANICAL PLANS R3 REFRIGERATION SCHEDULES F1 FIXTURE PLAN AND SCHEDULES M2 MECHANICAL DETAILS R3.1 REFRIGERATION SCHEDULES F1.1 REAR FIXTURE PLAN M3 MECHANICAL SCHEDULES R4 REFRIGERATION SUBMITTALS F2 FIXTURE DETAILS BAS1 HVAC BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM PLAN BAS2 HVAC PARTIAL ONE -LINE DIAGRAM AND DETAILS BAS3 SEQUENCES OF OPERATIONS ELECTRICAL E1 POWER PLANS E2 PARTIAL ONE -LINE DIAGRAM, DETAIL, AND SCHEDULES E2.1 PANELBOARD SCHEDULES RE1 FRONT REFRIGERATION ELECTRICAL PLAN RE1.1 REAR REFRIGERATION ELECTRICAL PLAN AND DETAILS ALL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH PREVAILING CODES FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE, AND THE CITY OF ZEPHYRHILLS CRDINANCES 1 `� REVIEW DATE: o - I CITY OF ZEPHYRHILLS � BUILDING OFFICIAL I) �- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ----------------------- I II i I I II I I II I I II I I II I I � I I II I I II I I II I II I I i- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I I II df T I II I I I '------ ------ ------ ------� I I I I L- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - J 0KEY PLAN 1 1" = 40'-0" GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 1. THE PLANS SHOWN THROUGHOUT THESE DOCUMENTS ARE 15. OWNER SHALL OCCUPY THE BUILDING DURING CONSTRUCTION. BASED ON LIMITED INFORMATION PROVIDED BY OWNER AND A THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH STORE MANAGER LIMITED SITE OBSERVATION SURVEY; THE DESIGN AND THE OWNER'S MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER ALL PROFESSIONAL CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES WHICH WILL INTERFERE WITH ACCURACY OF THE EXISTING CONDITIONS ILLUSTRATED. THE NORMAL DAILY OPERATIONS OF THE STORE. 2. THE CONTRACTOR IS TO INSPECT THE STORE PRIOR TO 16. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN PERMISSION FROM OWNER COMMENCING WITH ANY WORK AND NOTIFY THE OWNER'S FOR ALL INTERRUPTIONS OF UTILITY SERVICES TO THE EXISTING MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OF ANY BUILDING PRIOR TO THE INTERRUPTION. ACCIDENTAL DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THESE PLANS AND THE EXISTING INTERRUPTIONS SHALL BE REMEDIED IMMEDIATELY WITH CONDITIONS. APPROPRIATE FORCES. 3. ALL WORK SHALL BE DONE IN A SAFE AND WORKMANLIKE 17. ALL CAP-X/SPECIAL REFRIGERATION PROJECTS ARE TO BE BID MANNER AND IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE LOCAL AS NIGHT WORK. THE CONTRACTOR IS TO ASSUME ALL WORK IS GOVERNING BUILDING CODE, NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE, ADA- TO BE CONDUCTED ONLY AS OVERNIGHT WORK. SOME WORK ADAAGS, OSHA REGULATIONS, AND ALL APPLICABLE CODES, MAY BE ALLOWED DURING REGULAR WORKING HOURS TO REGULATIONS AND ORDINANCES HAVING JURISDICTION. FACILITATE COMPLETION SCHEDULES. WORK WILL ONLY BE PERMITTED DURING REGULAR WORKING HOURS WITH THE 4. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH STORE MANAGEMENT'S AND/OR OWNER'S MECHANICAL KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS. THE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER'S PERMISSION. WORK TO BE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT HIMSELF WITH ALL DRAWINGS AND PERFORMED ON THE EXTERIOR OF THE BUILDING, ROOFTOP, SPECIFICATIONS DOES NOT RELIEVE THE CONTRACTOR'S BACK ROOM, BEHIND DUST WALLS, AND WORK THAT DOES NOT RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING HIS WORK PROPERLY. NO SIGNIFICANTLY INTERFERE WITH STORE OPERATIONS MAY BE ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED DUE TO ALLOWED WITH THE STORE MANAGEMENT'S AND/OR OWNER'S FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH ALL DRAWINGS AND MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER'S PERMISSION. THE SPECIFICATIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAY FOR ADDITIONAL SECURITY PERSONNEL TO SUPERVISE ACCESS TO THE BUILDING AS 5. THE EXISTING BUILDING SHALL BE PROTECTED FROM MOISTURE. REQUIRED BY STORE MANAGEMENT. CONTRACTOR SHALL DUST AND DEBRIS. INSTALL DUST PARTITIONS OR DRAPES AS PROVIDE ALL SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND EXTERIOR LIGHTING AS SHOWN OR AS REQUIRED TO KEEP DUST AND MOISTURE FROM REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN A SAFE WORKING ENVIRONMENT FOR OWNER'S PREMISES. WORK REQUIRED AT NIGHT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE, AND DELIVER TO STORE MANAGEMENT, A SCHEDULE OF WORK 6. ANY DAMAGE TO OWNER'S PROPERTY WHICH OCCURS DURING FOR THE ENTIRE PROJECT SCOPE OF WORK. THIS SCHEDULE THE PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE REPAIRED AT NO WILL INCLUDE ALL PHASES OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED AND ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER; THIS INCLUDES ALL SHALL LIST THE START AND COMPLETION TIMES FOR EACH MERCHANDISE. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAY THE OWNER THE COST PHASE OF WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL UPDATE THIS FOR ALL DAMAGED MERCHANDISE. SCHEDULE WEEKLY AS CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE ENGINEER OF 7. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR RECEIVING, RECORD ON DEVIATIONS IN INSTALLATION AND CONSTRUCTION HANDLING, AND STORAGE OF OWNER FURNISHED EQUIPMENT. OF FIXTURES, PIPING. AND OTHER ITEMS SPECIFIED IN THESE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE DELIVERY DATE CHANGES CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS. WITH OWNER'S HVAC/REFRIGERATION ADMINISTRATOR. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE EITHER ON -SITE STORAGE 18. SALES FLOOR TO BE ACCESSIBLE TO CUSTOMERS DURING NON - CONTAINERS, COORDINATE EQUIPMENT LAYDOWN AREA ON - CONSTRUCTION HOURS. PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY TEMPORARY SITE, AND/OR OFF -SITE STORAGE FOR OWNER FURNISHED BARRIERS AND COVERS CAPABLE OF WITHSTANDING SHOPPING EQUIPMENT AND ANY OTHER CONSTRUCTION ITEMS. CART TRAFFIC AND CUSTOMER INTERACTION TO PREVENT CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE LOCATION OF ANY ON -SITE CUSTOMER ACCESS OR EXPOSURE TO ANY CONSTRUCTION STORAGE CONTAINERS AND/OR EQUIPMENT LAYDOWN AREA RELATED HAZARDS. COORDINATE WITH STORE MANAGER. WITH STORE MANAGEMENT PRIOR TO PLACEMENT. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SECURITY AND CONDITION 19. FURNISH AND INSTALL SEISMIC BRACING BASED ON OF OWNER FURNISHED EQUIPMENT KEPT IN STORAGE AND APPROPRIATE SEISMIC ZONE REQUIREMENTS PER SMACNA SHALL PROVIDE PERSONNEL TO RECEIVE AND MOVE PUBLISHED SEISMIC DETAILS AND LOCAL AND NATIONAL CODES. EQUIPMENT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY INCLUDES STRUCTURAL THE TIMELY ORDERING OF MATERIALS TO PROHIBIT DELAYS OF ENGINEER'S CERTIFICATION ON DETAILS SUBMITTED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE OF THIS PROJECT. IT IS THE PERMITTING. RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE DELIVERY OF MATERIALS IN A TIMELY MANNER. 20. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAINT ALL NEW CONDUIT, DUCT, PLUMBING PIPING, SPRINKLER PIPING, AND SUPPORTS EXPOSED TO SALES 8. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN THE INTEGRITY OF THE FLOOR WITHOUT EXCEPTIONS. MATCH CEILING OR ADJACENT EXISTING BUILDING SECURITY AT ALL TIMES. THIS INCLUDES WALL COLOR (WHERE APPLICABLE). CONDUIT AND PIPING SHALL KEEPING THE BUILDING SECURE OF PERSONS, ENVIRONMENTAL BE PAINTED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. ELEMENTS OR HAZARDS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO MAINTAIN THE INTEGRITY OF ALL EXISTING 21. REFER TO SPECIFICATION SECTIONS 01600 - PRODUCT SECURITY SYSTEMS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN REQUIREMENTS AND APPENDIX A - PRODUCTS AND WORK BY PERMISSION FROM THE STORE MANAGER PRIOR TO THE OWNER OR SEPARATE CONTRACTOR. THESE SECTIONS MODIFICATION OF ANY EXISTING SECURITY SYSTEM FOR THE INCLUDE SPECIFIC INFORMATION REGARDING ITEMS AND OPENING (DEMOLITION) OF ANY EXTERIOR WALL. SERVICES TO BE FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY INDIVIDUALS OTHER THAN THE CONTRACTOR. 9. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL KEEP THIS AREA CLEAN AND FREE OF DEBRIS AND IS TO REMOVE ALL TRASH AND DEBRIS FROM THE 22. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES FOUND IN THE FIELD IMMEDIATELY CONSTRUCTION AREA DAILY. NO FLAMMABLE MATERIALS OR TO OWNER AND THE ENGINEER PRIOR TO MAKING ANY LIQUIDS MAY BE STORED IN THE EXISTING BUILDING OR IN THE STRUCTURAL MODIFICATIONS OR ORDERING OF ANY NEW ADDITION. MATERIALS. 10. REMOVE ANY EXISTING ITEMS, SERVICES, SIGNAGE, FINISHES/OR 23. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE ROOF FRAMING, DECKING AND SURFACES AS REQUIRED FOR THE INSTALLATION OF NEW ROOFING SYSTEM BE COMPLETED IMMEDIATELY UPON THE CONSTRUCTION. DEMOLITION OF ANY PORTION OF AN EXTERIOR WALL OR MAKING ANY OPENINGS IN THE ROOF TO ELIMINATE POTENTIAL 11. PROVIDE FURRING FOR CONDUITS AND PIPING, SHOWN OR NOT, WATER DAMAGE OR MOISTURE INFILTRATION. THE AND FINISH OUT FURRING TO MATCH ADJACENT EXISTING CONTRACTOR SHALL KEEP THE BUILDING WATERTIGHT AT ALL FINISHES. TIMES. 12. REPAIR, REROUTE, AND EXTEND ALL SERVICES, PIPING, CONDUIT 24. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL RESPOND TO ALL OF EXISTING ITEMS AND EQUIPMENT AS REQUIRED DURING THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ENGINEER FOR VERIFICATIONS. CONSTRUCTION PROCESS FOR THE COMPLETE INSTALLATION RESPONSES, AND SUBMISSIONS. ALL ADJACENT BUILDINGS (IF AND OPERATION OF NEW EQUIPMENT. THIS INCLUDES ALL ITEMS APPLICABLE) SHALL REMAIN IN SERVICE DURING SHOWN OR NOT SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. DEMOLITION/CONSTRUCTION. 13. RESET EXISTING EQUIPMENT OR RELATED ITEMS INCLUDING 25. MUD AND DEBRIS TRACKED ONTO OWNER PAVING OR CITY SIGNAGE AS REQUIRED FOR PROPER OPERATION. WHERE STREETS TO BE CLEANED IMMEDIATELY. EXISTING FINISHES ARE TO REMAIN, CLEAN, REPAIR, PATCH. AND/OR RE -PAINT AS NECESSARY TO BLEND WITH ADJACENT 26. BUILDING COMPONENTS AFFECTED BY THE SCOPE OF WORK SURFACES. AND ALLOWED TO REMAIN SHALL BE SECURED TO PREVENT FALLING, LOOSENING, OR CREATING DAMAGE OF ANY KIND IN 14. CONSULT OWNER'S MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER THE FUTURE. FOR COMPLETE APPLICABLE SCOPE OF WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF EXITS WITHIN THE STORE. MAINTAIN EXITSIGNS AND EMERGENCY LIGHTING AT ALL TIMES, AS REQUIRED BY THE LOCAL BUILDING OFFICIAL. ROOFING NOTE VERIFY ALL ROOFING WORK WITH OWNER CONTACT PRIOR TO BEGINNING WORK: KYLE ROUGHTON (479) 204-3047 KYLE.ROUGHTON@WALMART.COM SETH LOMBARD (479) 258-6054 SETH.LOMBARD@WALMART.COM CHRIS CRUSE (479) 277-2991 CHRIS.CRUSE@WALMART.COM 1 1 HVAC FIRE ALARM NOTE S2 M1 1 1 CONTACT WALMART SECURITY SERVICES REGIONAL DIRECTOR TO BAS1 E1 COORDINATE CONNECTION OF DUCT SMOKE DETECTORS IN THE NEW MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT TO THE FIRE ALARM PANEL. DAVID WINSTEAD, SOUTH EAST REGION 18, DAVID.W INSTEAD@WALMART.COM CONTRACTOR BID NOTICE CAP-X COMBO THIS PROJECT CONSISTS OF BOTH HVAC AND REFRIGERATION AS PART OF THE SCOPE OF WORK. OWNER WILL AWARD THE PROJECT TO A SINGLE CONTRACTOR AND ALL WORK DISCLOSED IN THIS SET OF DOCUMENTS WILL BE COMPLETED AS ONE PROJECT. THEREFORE, CONSTRUCTION SET-UP, RIGGING EQUIPMENT CHARGES, PERMITS, FEES, ETC. WILL NEED TO BE INCLUDED IN THE CONSTRUCTION BID. INFORMATION SAFETY BOARD SAFETY BOARDS AND OR POSTED CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULES ARE REQUIRED ON CERTAIN CAP-X PROJECTS DEPENDING ON THE PROJECT TYPE. CAP-X PROJECTS WILL BE LISTED AS ONE OF THE FOLLOWING TYPES: COMBO, REF-1, REF-2, REF-3, REF-4, HVAC-1, HVAC-2, HVAC-3, OR HVAC-4. REF-1 / REF-2 / COMBO: INFORMATION SAFETY BOARD REQUIRED W/ POSTED CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE REF-3: INFORMATION SAFETY BOARD REQUIRED W/ POSTED CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE REF-4: NOT REQUIRED HVAC-1: INFORMATION SAFETY BOARD REQUIRED W/ POSTED CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE HVAC-2: INFORMATION SAFETY BOARD REQUIRED W/ POSTED CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE HVAC-3: INFORMATION SAFETY BOARD REQUIRED W/ POSTED CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE HVAC- 4: NOT REQUIRED REFER TO THE MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECT SPECIFICATION MANUAL SECTION 01500 - TEMPORARY FACILITIES AND CONTROLS FOR COMPLETE TEMPORARY FACILITY AND CONTROLS FOR COMPLETE TEMPORARY FACILITY REQUIREMENTS. NOTE TO BIDDING CONTRACTORS THESE PLANS ARE TYPICALLY ISSUED FOR BID AS REDUCED "1/2 (HALF) SIZE" DOCUMENTS. SCALES SHOWN APPLY TO ORIGINAL "FULL SIZE" DOCUMENTS ONLY. DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS, FIELD VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS. THE AWARDED CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ENTIRE SCOPE OF WORK INDICATED ON THESE PLANS, THE ASSOCIATED SPECIFICATIONS AND OWNER SCOPE OF WORK DOCUMENT. THIS CAPITAL EXPENDITURE SHALL BE COMPLETED AS A "TURN KEY" PROJECT BY THE AWARDED CONTRACTOR AND SHALL INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO ALL SHEETS ON THIS PRINT: HVAC. REFRIGERATION, PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL EMS CONTROLS SYSTEMS, ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL DISCIPLINES. EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. c �o �ui wof (n O zwW aWLLZo LL H W Z H O z C =ow-,EWaW�OC z< as ��og.wf � O am Jn¢o�0" Z O >¢>v wa ��w'c > LL _1 O N' Z Z n~ O H U Zo O O I'li-i Qo25o W<a=UOZ. m 0=�00 LLin of 0~QUQI QZ 2 Z w 2 Z J U J Lu 0 Lu E o O C D OCi F�a�2gDz�Lu cco �waz�CQQOwa�h = In W O Q of LL X W U W W: FAN Uocn LL Ow CY Zi QC Z _ O0 0 M cV uj ti W UZI O co _j w ,�(DX Z o0 0 Lu>cnQ W z Z EYLL z moo} 0Q O o0!� W C7 QXo N cncn Z < Z 2 W Z� LLJ W 0 N U Lu W Lu Z U mmm J m _ LL_ z 00 O Lu % O J C=D C=::) O O LL VJ J o O I f�� J O Z > Lu 0� 0 � � W N CHECKED BY: JPL/. DRAWN BY: A DOCUMENT DATE: 06/3( THIS ITEM HAS BEEN ELECTRONICALLY SIGNE AND SEALED BY MICHAE DEAN SCHAEFER ON TH DATE LISTED BELOW USING A DIGITAL SIGNATURE. PRINTED COPIES OF THI DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED Al SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 ij1 ac no. 89591 ' 7R' 7 STATE OF 06/30/2023 TITLE SHEE SHEET: Tl 75 Walk-in Box Projects ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties for this work stream. it is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. It should be read and used in conjunction with additional, detailed information in the Walmart Realty One Best Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible Party Batten and Replace # Scope of Work Seal Reline Evaporator j Box CapEx capEx CapEx 1 Depending on the scope of work, furnish batten and seal, reline or PS / WMT PS / WMT PS / WMT walk-in panels materials. 2 Depending on the scope of work, furnish new evaporators as OEM / WMT OEM / WMT OEM / WMT required. 3 Depending on the scope of work, furnish new evaporator control BAS / WMT BAS / WMT BAS / WMT panels 4 Furnish and install all and drainpiping. (refrigerant ) RC RC RC 5 Furnish all field installed refrigeration valves. g OEM /WMT OEM /WMT OEM /WMT 6 Furnish and install all isolation ball valves. RC RC RC 7 Install all field installed refrigeration valves. RC RC RC 8 Furnish and install all factory installed refrigeration valves. OEM / WMT OEM / WMT OEM / WMT 9 Furnish all controls cabling as necessary to complete the work. (24 volts or less) RC RC RC 10 Install and terminate controls wiring (24 volts or less) as detailed on RC RC RC the prints. 11 Furnish and install all electrical power cabling from power source to RC RC RC the evaporator control panel if necessary. 12 Terminate power cables to the evaporator control panel. RC RC RC Prefabricate as much of the new pipe work and electrical conduit as 13 possible and mount any new devices in order to reduce the amount RC RC RC of "down time" needed to complete the installation. 14 Coordinate the installation time with store management. RC RC RC 15 Obtain how work permits as required. RC RC RC 16 Furnish temporary refrigerated storage as necessary. WMT WMT WMT 17 Notify the BAS vendor 24 hrs. in advance of the work - tell them RC RC RC which walk-in boxes are being impacted. 18 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which RC RC RC system and which walk-in box will be impacted by the work. 19 Remove all of refrigerated products from the walk-in box that is WMT WMT WMT being impacted. Shut down the walk-in box that is being impacted. Note: Allow low temp rooms to "defrost" for a period of 72 hours to 20 ensure all ice has melted from the panels. Ice melt needs to be kept RC RC RC cleared throughout this time to ensure that water is not reabsorbed by the panels. 21 Remove all of the racking from inside the walk-in box that is being RC RC RC impacted. 22 Remove any protection devices / structures that will impede the completion of the work. RC RC RC 23 Remove all utilities (condensate piping, conduits, j-box, lighting, fire RC RC RC suppression etc.) in order to allow for the work to be carried out. Remove the APX repeater from the walk-in box that is being 24 impacted. Store the device for reuse following completion of the RC RC RC walk-in work. 25 Remove the refrigeration evaporator(s) from the affected walk-in RC RC RC box as needed. 26 Fill any gaps in the panel joints with sealant or expandable foam PS PS N/ A prior to taping the joint. Clean walls and repair any faulty panels in preparation for batten / 27 sealing of the wall joints within the box that is being repaired. Carry PS N/A N/A out the batten and seal process. Clean walls and repair any faulty panels in preparation for relining 28 the box that is being repaired. Re -line the walk-in box and batten / N/A PS N/A seal the ceiling joints within the box affected. Disconnect any fall protection netting from the top of the walk-in box. Leaving it attached to the roof members, stow it out of the way 29 for future re -use. N/A N/A PS Demolish and remove the existing walk-in box as noted on the project prints. Provide support for any items that may be mounted to the exterior 30 of the walk-in box that will remain in service during the box N/A N/A RC replacement. (For example panel boards, BAS backboards etc.) 31 Replace the wooden thermal breaks as necessary. N/A N/A RC 32 Install new walk-in box. Hang the new door and ensure that all N/A N/A PS hardware functions correctly. 33 Retrieve any fall protection netting from the roof members, and N/ A N/A RC reattach it to the top of the walk-in box as described on the prints. Reattach any items previously mounted to the exterior of the 34 walk-in box that were temporarily supported during the walk-in box N/A N/A RC replacement. (For example panel boards, BAS backboards etc.) Install new protection devices as indicated on the prints. Reinstall 35 any existing protection devices or structures as required. Ensure RC RC RC that any undisturbed protection devices are fixed securely. 36 Install the new evaporators (mechanical, electrical, plumbing and N/A N/A RC controls) and control panels as detailed on the prints. 37 Evacuate and pressure test the new evaporators and any piping N/A N/A RC modified during the work. 38 Install and commission refrigerant leak detection system as noted N/A N/A RC on the project prints. Install / modify all utilities for final box configuration. (condensate 39 piping, conduits, j-box, lighting, fire suppression etc.) Install conduit RC RC RC for APX cabling. Seal all penetrations per specification. 40 Switch on the refrigeration, lighting and other systems within the RC RC RC walk-in. Commission the new evaporators, valves and controls as required. 41 Check and adjust mechanical TXV superheats to OEM N/A N/A RC recommendations and EPR settings per new legend. 42 Carry out any controls parameter changes. N/A N/A BAS 43 Carry out any controls parameter changes and perform remote N/A N/A RC checkout. 44 Furnish controls support to the installing contractor. N/A N/A BAS 45 Notify WMT building controls that the walk-in box is running and RC RC RC online. 46 Reinstall / recommission the APX repeater device. WMT WMT WMT 47 Install new shelving / racking as indicated on the plans. Re -install RC RC RC racking as necessary. 48 Anchor racking as indicated on the plans. RC RC RC 49 Install circuit labels to the new walk-in box, controllers and RC RC RC evaporators as required. 50 Carry out a thorough leak test on all welded and mechanical joints RC RC RC installed or disturbed during the project. 51 Handover the completed walk-in box to the store. (Walk-in box RC RC RC must be clean, at operational temperature and fully functional) 52 Restock product back into the walk-in box. WMT WMT WMT Haul off all of the old walk-in panels from site (if applicable). 53 Note: Quick Refrigeration to haul off all walk-in box panels from RC / PS RC / PS RC / PS Texas projects. Remove the old legends and install replacement legends as supplied 54 by the FOR / OEM. Provide new, typewritten schedules for any RC RC RC affected electrical panels. 55 Shut down and arrange for the removal of any temporary, WMT WMT WMT refrigerated storage. After all changes have been made to a rack, remove any compressor 56 suction filters / socks and replace the rack liquid line filters. Leave RC RC RC the old filters / driers in the rack house to be inspected by the MCM. Submit required Verisae and other regulatory forms as required by 57 the end of commissioning week. Completed Verisae forms are to be RC RC RC emailed to MCEQUIP@wal-mart.com. 58 Clear site of all tools, unused installation materials and trash. RC / PS RC / PS RC / PS 04.17.20 Legend RC - Refrigeration Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors BAS - BAS Vendor OEM - Original Rack Equipment Manufacturer PS - Walk-in Box Panel Supplier WMT- Walmart Case Installation ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties P P J Po for this work stream. It is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. It should be read and used in conjunction with additional detailed information in the Walmart Realty One Best Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible Party Replacements New Equipment # Scope of Work CapEx - CapEx 1 Furnish the new / replacement cases. OEM / WMT OEM / WMT 2 Furnish and install all (refrigerant and drain) piping. RC RC 3 Furnish all field installed refrigeration valves. OEM / WMT OEM / WMT 4 Furnish and install all isolation ball valves. RC RC 5 Install all field installed refrigeration valves. RC RC 6 Furnish and install all factory installed refrigeration valves. OEM / WMT OEM / WMT 7 Furnish all controls cabling as necessary to complete the work. (24 BAS BAS volts or less) 8 Provide typewritten schedules for all affected electrical RC RC Panelboards. 9 Install and terminate furnished controls wiring (24 volts or less) as detailed on the prints. RC RC 10 Provide electrical power cabling from power source o h first case P g P r e t the as RC RC in the circuit. 11 Provide all "slave" wiring from first case to remaining cases on the RC RC circuit. Prefabricate as much of the new pipe work and electrical conduit as 12 possible and mount any new devices in order to reduce the amount RC RC of "down time" needed to complete the installation. 13 Coordinate the installation time with store management. RC RC 14 Obtain hot work permits as required. RC RC 15 Notify the BAS vendor 24 hrs. in advance of the work - tell them RC RC what cases are being installed and what systems will be impacted. 16 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which RC N/A systems and which cases will be impacted by the work. 17 Remove all of refrigerated products from the cases that are being WMT N/A replaced. 18 Remove all of the asset protection (bump guards) from around the RC N/A cases. Decommission and remove the old cases. In Texas, all decommissioned cases will be removed from the store by Quick Refrigeration. 19 Coordinate removal and disposal with WMT Construction Manger. RC N/A When replacing produce cases, remove water supply from misting system. When replacing deli serve over cases, coordinate the removal of the data cabling for the deli scales. 20 Clean the floor under the cases and jet the drains RC N/A When replacing multi -deck and / or glass door cases, and reusing existing pipework, re -insulate the refrigeration piping behind the 21 cases. This applies to all piping that is accessible without disturbing RC N/A existing cases, inside pits / tunnels or in a chase that is not being otherwise disturbed. Set the new cases in the position dictated by the construction 22 prints. Ensure cases are straight and level, and shimmed per the RC RC manufacturer's guidance. Seal all cases with butyl sealant. Align glass doors plumb and level to prevent "saw-toothing" of the doors. 23 Connect the new cases (mechanical, electrical, plumbing and RC RC controls) as detailed on the prints. 24 Evacuate and pressure test the new cases and any piping modified RC RC or disturbed during the work. Switch on and commission the new cases, valves and controls as 25 required. Check and adjust mechanical TXV superheats to OEM RC RC recommendations and EPR settings per new legend. 26 Install furnished lids to refrigerated bunkers. RC RC 27 Furnish controls support to the installing contractor. OEM OEM 28 When replacing produce cases, install new misting system to cases RC RC and connect to dedicated water supply. 29 When replacing deli serve over cases, coordinate the installation of RC / WMT RC / WMT the data cabling for the deli scales. 30 Notify WMT building controls that the new cases are running and RC RC online. 31 Carry out a thorough leak test on all welded and mechanical joints RC RC installed or disturbed during the project. Handover the new cases to the store. 32 (Cases must be clean, at operational temperature and fully RC RC functional with all pans and shelving in place.) 33 Fill the new case with product. WMT WMT 34 Replace missing or damaged floor tiles or repair visible, damaged RC N/A concrete floor around the new cases. (as needed) 35 Install new circuit labels to the new cases as required. RC RC 36 Replace the shop floor drawings and install replacement legends. RC RC Reinstall any previously removed (undamaged) asset protection 37 (bump guards). Install new owner furnished protection equipment RC RC as needed. After all changes have been made to a rack, remove any compressor 38 suction filters / socks and replace the rack liquid line filters. Leave RC RC the old filters / driers in the rack house to be inspected by the MCM. Submit required Verisae and other regulatory forms as required by 39 the end of commissioning week. Completed Verisae forms are to be RC RC emailed to MCEQUIP@wal-mart.com. 40 Remove all of the old cases and clear site of all tools, unused RC RC installation materials and trash. 04.17.20 Legend RC - Refrigeration Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors BAS - BAS Vendor OEM - Original Case Equipment Manufacturer WMT- Walmart Refrigeration Pipe Re -insulation ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties for this work stream. It is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. It should be read and used in conjunction with additional, detailed information in the Walmart Realty One Best Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible # Scope of Work Party CapEx 1 Furnish and install all materials necessary to complete the work. RC 2 Coordinate the installation time with store management. Obtain hot RC work permits as required. 3 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which RC systems and which cases will be impacted by the work. When replacing multi -deck and / or glass door cases, and reusing existing pipework, the refrigeration piping behind the cases should 4 be re -insulated. This applies to all piping that is accessible without RC disturbing existing cases, inside pits / tunnels or in a chase that is not being otherwise disturbed. 5 Confirm with store management that the work is complete and all RC systems impacted by the work are fully functional. 7 Clear site of all tools, old insulation, unused installation materials RC and trash. 04.17.20 Legend RC - Refrigeration Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors KE2 Therm Evaporator Control Panel Installation ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties for this work stream. It is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. It should be read and used in conjunction with additional, detailed information in the Walmart Realty One Best Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible Scope of Work - Party CapEx 1 Furnish the new KE2 Therm Evaporator Control panels, sensors and WMT other devices as required to complete the project. 2 Depending on the scope of work, furnish new evaporators as OEM / WMT required. 3 Furnish and install all (refrigerant and drain) piping. RC 4 Furnish all field installed refrigeration valves. OEM / WMT 5 Furnish and install all isolation ball valves. RC 6 Install all field installed refrigeration valves. RC 7 Furnish and install all factory installed refrigeration valves. OEM / WMT 8 Furnish all controls cabling as necessary to complete the work. (24 EMS volts or less) 9 Install and terminate controls wiring (24 volts or less) as detailed on the prints. RC 10 Furnish and install all electrical power cabling from power source. RC 11 Terminate power cables to the KE2 panel(s). RC Coordinate the installation time with store management. Prefabricate as much of the electrical conduit as possible, route 12 power and controls cables and mount any new devices prior to final RC connections being made in order to reduce the amount of "down time" needed to complete the installation. If the new KE2 panel is being retrofitted to an existing walk-in box, 13 ensure that the walk-in box door is kept closed as much as possible RC during the time in which the conversion work is being carried out. 14 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which RC system and which walk-in box will be impacted by the work. Mount the standard KE2 evaporator control panel on the external wall of the freezer to which the controller is connected. Install the 15 panel on the door wall of the box, in an accessible position that is RC out of the way of traffic which may damage the panel. Note that panels must be installed with NEC required clearances. 16 Use the existing defrost circuit to power the KE2 Therm panel. RC Carry out the electrical installation in line with the manufacturer's 17 instructions and information included on the blue prints (if RC applicable). If existing circuit control valves are located at the rack, remove the circuit LLSV from the liquid manifold at the rack and provide a 18 new LLSV to be installed in the evaporator liquid line pipework RC located above the walk-in box. Remove the mechanical suction stop valve from the rack and provide e a new EE PR to to be installed in the evaporator suction line pipework located above the walk-in. If installing more than one KE2 Therm panel in a single facility, follow the manufacturer's instructions to "bond" the panels 19 together. This bonding process prevents evaporators from different RC walk-ins from defrosting concurrently, which may overload the electric defrost power circuit. If the evaporator has an electronic expansion valve (EEV) connect 20 the valve to the correct terminals within the KE2 Therm evaporator RC controller. 21 Program the controller in accordance with guidance given in the KE2 RC Therm installation materials. 22 Carry out the BAS controls parameter changes and perform a EMS remote checkout. The KE2 Therm evaporator control panel executes all temperature control and defrost functions. Therefore, it is essential that all of the temperature control and defrost functions for the walk-in 23 evaporator are removed from the existing BAS controls system. RC Apart from a defrost signal cable that must be installed from the KE2 to the BAS system when indicated on the prints, no other functions for the walk-in are to remain in the BAS system. 24 Furnish controls support to the installing contractor. EMS If the walk-in box has a refrigerant leak detection system, connect 25 the signal from the leak detection system to the appropriate RC terminals at an input module connected to the same network gateway as the KE2 Therm panel. In the event of any questions or concerns regarding correct 26 installation, set up or programming of the panel, contact NOVAR RC (NOVARTEC28@wal-mart com, 800-341-7795). 27 Notify WMT building controls that the walk-in box is running and RC online. 28 Confirm with store management that the work is complete, the RC walk-in box is down to operating temperature and is fully functional. Submit required Verisae and other regulatory forms as required by 29 the end of commissioning week. Completed Verisae forms are to be RC emailed to MCEQUIP@wal-mart.com. 30 Clear site of all tools, unused installation materials and trash. RC 4/17/2020 Legend RC - Refrigeration Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors BAS - BAS Vendor OEM - Original Rack Equipment Manufacturer WMT- Walmart Condenser Replacement ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties for this work stream. It is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. It should be read and used in conjunction with additional, detailed information in the Walmart Realty One Best Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible # Scope of Work Party CapEx 1 Furnish the new replacement condensers / VFD's. OEM / WMT 2 Install any additional support or screening structures as required to RC support the new condensers. 3 Furnish and install all (refrigerant and drain) piping, and all field RC installed refrigeration valves necessary to complete the work. 4 Furnish all controls cabling as necessary to complete the work. (24 RC volts or less) 5 Install and terminate controls wiring (24 volts or less) as detailed on RC the prints. 6 Terminate all power cables. RC Prefabricate as much of the new pipe work and electrical conduit as 7 possible and mount any new devices in order to reduce the amount RC of "down time" needed to complete the installation. 8 Coordinate the installation time with store management. RC 9 Obtain hot work permits as required. RC Notify the BAS vendor 24 hrs. in advance of the work - tell them 10 what condensers are being installed and what systems will be RC impacted. 11 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which RC systems and which cases will be impacted by the work. 12 Take whatever steps are necessary to protect the product that may WMT be affected by the work. 13 Reclaim refrigerant as required. RC 14 Decommission and remove the old condensers / VFD's. RC 15 Install the new furnished condensers, valves, VFD's etc. as detailed RC in the construction prints. (mechanical, electrical and controls) 16 Evacuate and pressure test the new condensers and any piping RC modified or disturbed during the work. Switch on and commission the new condensers / VFD's and all other 17 control valves as required. Check and adjust all control valve RC settings per the legend. 18 Replace the refrigerant that was reclaimed during the shutdown / RC decommissioning process. 19 Commission the condensers and VFD's, using the OEM's sequence of RC operation and the EOR's control settings. 20 Carry out any controls parameter changes. BAS 21 Perform remote checkout. RC 22 Furnish controls support to the installing contractor. BAS 23 Notify WMT building controls that the new condensers are running RC and online. 24 Carry out a thorough leak test on all welded and mechanical joints RC installed or disturbed during the project. 25 Confirm with store management that the new condensers are fully RC operational and all cases are at the correct temperature. Coordinate the salvage of the old condensers with AES. 26 ***Note - In Texas, Walmart's preferred salvage partner for RC refrigeration equipment is Quick Refrigeration. 27 Remove the old legends and install replacement legends as supplied RC by the FOR / OEM. After all changes have been made to a rack, remove any compressor 28 suction filters / socks and replace the rack liquid line filters. Leave RC the old filters / driers in the rack house to be inspected by the MCM. Carry out any structural work required and as included on the 29 structural engineering drawings. Obtain hot work permits as RC required. 30 Provide CTL inspection of structural work WMT Submit required Verisae and other regulatory forms as required by 31 the end of commissioning week. Completed Verisae forms are to be RC emailed to MCEQUIP@wal-mart.com. 32 Clear site of all tools, unused installation materials and trash. I RC 04.17.20 Legend RC - Refrigeration Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors AES - Walmart's Equipment Salvage Partner BAS - BAS Vendor OEM - Original Rack Equipment Manufacturer WMT - Walmart ROOFTOP UNIT(RTU) REFURBISHMENT: ALL WORK RELATED TO REFURBISHMENT OF EXISTING ROOFTOP UNIT(s) SHALL BE PREFORMED BT THE OWNER'S CONTRACTOR Evaporative Condenser Replacement ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties for this work stream. It is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. It should be read and used in conjunction with additional, detailed information in the Walmart Realty One Best Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible # Scope of Work Party CapEx 1 Furnish the new evaporative condensers, electrical panels, VFD's, OEM / WMT and sensors as required to complete the project. 2 Install any additional support or screening structures as required to RC support the new condensers. 3 Furnish and install all (refrigerant and drain) piping, and all field RC installed refrigeration valves necessary to complete the work. 4 Furnish all controls cabling as necessary to complete the work. (24 RC volts or less) 5 Install and terminate controls wiring (24 volts or less) as detailed on RC the prints. 6 Terminate all power cables. RC Prefabricate as much of the new pipe work and electrical conduit as 7 possible and mount any new devices in order to reduce the amount RC of "down time" needed to complete the installation. 8 Coordinate the installation time with store management. RC 9 Obtain hot work permits as required. RC Contact WMT Tech Services Support team to find out who the current water treatment provider is for the store. Notify the water 10 treatment contractor that the existing water treatment systems RC need to be removed. Coordinate / support the removal of the water treatment systems. Notify the BAS vendor 24 hrs. in advance of the work - tell them 11 what condensers are being installed and what systems will be RC impacted. 12 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which RC systems and which cases will be impacted by the work. 13 Take whatever steps are necessary to protect the product that may RC be affected by the work. 14 Reclaim refrigerant as required. RC 15 Install the new condensers, valves, VFD's etc. as detailed in the RC construction prints. (mechanical, electrical and controls) 16 Evacuate and pressure test the new condensers and any piping RC modified or disturbed during the work. 17 Soft start the condensers - switch on the new condensers and run RC the fans, water and refrigeration valves on full. 18 Replace the refrigerant that was reclaimed during the shutdown / RC decommissioning process. 19 Commission the towers and VFD's, using the OEM's sequence of RC operation and the EOR's control settings. 20 Carry out any controls parameter changes. BAS 21 Perform remote checkout. RC 22 Furnish controls support to the installing contractor. BAS 23 Notify WMT building controls that the new condensers are running RC and online. 24 Carry out a thorough leak test on all welded and mechanical joints RC installed or disturbed during the project. Contact WMT Tech Services Support team to find out who the current water treatment provider is for the store. Notify the water 25 treatment contractor when the new evaporative condensers are RC online. Coordinate / support the installation of the water treatment systems. 26 Install and commission the water treatment system for the new WTC condensers. 27 Confirm with store management that the new condensers are fully RC operational and all cases are at the correct temperature. 28 Decommission and remove the old condensers / VFD's only after RC the new condensers are commissioned and functioning correctly. Coordinate the salvage of the old condensers with AES. 29 ***Note - In Texas, Walmart's preferred salvage partner for RC refrigeration equipment is Quick Refrigeration. 30 Remove the old legends and install replacement legends as supplied RC by the FOR / OEM. After all changes have been made to a rack, remove any compressor 31 suction filters / socks and replace the rack liquid line filters. Leave RC the old filters / driers in the rack house to be inspected by the MCM. Carry out any structural work required and as included on the 32 structural engineering drawings. Obtain hot work permits as RC required. 33 Provide CTL inspection of structural work WMT Submit required Verisae and other regulatory forms as required by 34 the end of commissioning week. Completed Verisae forms are to be RC emailed to MCEQUIP@wal-mart.com. 35 Clear site of all tools, unused installation materials and trash. RC 04.17.20 Legend RC - Refrigeration Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors AES - Walmart's Equipment Salvage Partner BAS - BAS Vendor OEM - Original Rack Equipment Manufacturer WTC - Water Treatment Contractor WMT - Walmart NOTE: RESPONSIBILITY MATRICES ARE FOR INFORMATION ONLY. NOT ALL MATRICES MAY APPLY TO THIS PROJECT. Roof Top Unit (RTU) Replacement ***Note*** This document is intended to describe important elements of this project and to define the responsible parties for this work stream. It is not meant to be an exhaustive source of information or a complete scope of work. It should be read and used in conjunction with additional, detailed information in the Walmart Realty One Best Way standards library, and in publications available from the manufacturer. Responsible # Scope of Work Party CapEx 1 Furnish the new replacement Roof Top Units and ancillary items (air OEM / WMT intake hoods, condensate traps etc.) 2 Furnish any adapter curbs and hold down (hurricane) clips / AES / WMT brackets and mounting hardware required for the RTU replacement. 3 Furnish any new BAS panels, auxiliary boards and other control BAS / WMT components required to complete the project. 4 Furnish and install all materials necessary to complete the work. MC 5 Notify the WMT building controls team and advise them which MC RTU's will be impacted by the work. 6 Coordinate the installation time with store management. MC 7 Arrange for and coordinate crane service to remove existing and MC install new RTU's. 8 Decommission and remove the old RTU's. MC Carry out any structural work required and as included on the 9 structural engineering drawings. Obtain hot work permits as MC required. Install the new RTU's as detailed in the construction prints. 10 (mechanical, electrical and controls) Install all hoods, condensate MC traps, sensors etc. 11 Carry out any screening work as required by the AHJ and as included MC on the construction drawings. 12 Furnish and install new gas regulators and replacement piping / MC supports as included on the mechanical drawings. 13 Furnish and install new condensate piping as included on the MC mechanical drawings. 14 Carry out any electrical wiring changes required and as included on MC the electrical drawings. Coordinate and support any third party stakeholders (for example, 15 OEM startup team, CTL and TAB agencies) that are required to MC complete the project. When required, coordinate the connection of smoke detectors to 16 the fire alarm system within the stores. Contact Walmart Security MC Services for details. 17 Carry out any controls parameter changes and perform remote MC checkout with BAS. 18 Furnish controls support to the installing contractor. BAS 19 Notify WMT building controls that the new RTU's are running and MC online. 20 Confirm with store management that the new RTU's are fully MC operational. 21 Coordinate the salvage of the old RTU's with AES. MC Submit required Verisae and other regulatory forms as 22 required by the end of commissioning week. Completed MC Verisae forms are to be emailed to MCEQUIP@wal-mart.com. 23 Clear site of all tools, unused installation materials and trash. MC 04.17.20 Legend MC - Mechanical Contractor and Sub -contractors GC - General Contractor and Sub -contractors AES - Supplier of RTU Adapter Curbs and Walmart's Salvage Partner BAS - BAS Vendor OEM - RTU Manufacturer WMT- Walmart =)o 0:W W 'L �zWpwux W H Dig: LL 0 LL O awW �ZOZQgTIW7d LL O 'OU'OW501 OaLL�O''m�c9pw� �U U _ 3ULLwajpzZZv3—. C9 M ¢WU, W ari 3 zz � z a sa ai z �� g Q��o=°�,�0a. R'Z WOJU fn JLU WI d ii poi �w�Q—aLL 5z �W&Z�-�O� awl D 89.po,.O � J % J C--::D C--:::) 00 IL �J JC c C 0 O J � C r C LL C 0� Cr N CHECKED BY: DRAWN BY: DOCUMENT DATE: 063 O. 0_J L- Z U) O 7 Z W0 W �-- VJ W 0 OLL Z _ RESPONSIBIL11 MATRICES SHEET: N 1 --- ,- rrs illillillim ROOF DECK - CONTINUE PLYWOOD TO DECK - SALES 1/2" CD PLYWOOD 4'-0"X8'-0" HORIZONTAL PROVIDE 2X4 NAILER AT ALL JOINTS INSTALL CONTINUOUS LAYER 6 MIL POLY SHEETS TAPE ALL JOINTS 2X4 AT 24" OC PAINT DUST WALLS TO MATCH ADJACENT IF DUST WALLS TO BE IN PLACE MORE THAN TWO WEEKS. COORDINATE WITH OWNER'S CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. DO NOT USE DUSTWALL TO SHORE ROOF JOISTS WALL TO BE REMOVED 6-0" LOAD BEARING 4'-0" ELSEWHERE NOTES: 1. INSTALL TEMPORARY WALL IN SECTIONS APPROXIMATELY 40'-0" PER DAY (COORDINATE WITH STORE MANAGER AND OWNER'S CONSTRUCTION MANAGER) 2. LOCATE VERTICAL 2X4'S AS NOT TO IN INTERFERE WITH CEILING GRID OR LIGHT FIXTURES. 3. LOCATE HORIZONTAL 2X4 AT 2" ABOVE CEILING EXCEPT LIGHT FIXTURE LOCATIONS. 4. SCREW PLYWOOD (MAX SPACING 12" OC) SEALANT UNDER CONTINUOUS SEALANT BOTTOM PLATE AGAINST PLATE ANCHOR AT 24" OC COORDINATE W/SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 01500. .DUST WALL SECTION NTS 01.25.19 C 2 3 4 2.13 I (TYP) I REMOVE COFFIN CASES TO BE Q REPLACED EXISTING I U MEAT HOLDING I g COOLER ( Lau - co Ij III I I o I Ij III w I Ij III I II EXISTING I � I I IJJJII SEAFOOD I U I 2.14 I III COOLER i w i (TYP) I �I E w I� III I 'o I w I I� III I I I I II SEAFOOD I I PREP REMOVE �f EXISTING / WEDGE / REMOVE SEAFOOD CASE / TO BE REPLACED EXISTING 1 SEAFOOD �1 BUNKER TO REMAIN I I LT 1 I I T REMOVE REACH -IN - I SEAFOOD CASES TO BE REPLACED 2.13 (TYP) EXISTING REACH -IN FROZEN CAKE CASE TO REMAIN 2.13 (TYP) 2.13 2.14 2.13 - 2. 33 (TYP) �� '��'� �r �!'�!'� '� '�� '�!'�` '�!'� �! 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REMOVE EXISTING CORNER GUARDS. PATCH AND REPAIR FLOOR AS NECESSARY. REMOVE EXISTING CART STOP. PATCH AND REPAIR FLOOR 2. AS NECESSARY. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 11 DEMOLITION REQUIREMENTS CX-04 08 20 ALL DEMOLITION SHALL BE CARRIED OUT IN A SAFE MANNER AND IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH OSHA REGULATIONS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY THE EXTENT OF DEMOLITION. THE WORK INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, THE DEMOLITION AND REMOVAL OF WALLS, DOORS, FLOORS, AND ELECTRICAL ITEMS INCLUDING CONDUITS AS SHOWN ON DRAWING OR AS REQUIRED FOR THE INSTALLATION OF NEW WORK FOR A COMPLETE JOB. WHEN UTILITIES ARE REMOVED, CAP AND SEAL A MINIMUM OF 8" BELOW FINISH FLOOR OR A MINIMUM OF 6" ABOVE FINISHED CEILING. SHOW ALL ABANDONED AND CAPPED UTILITIES ON AS- BUILTS, DRAWINGS, AND RECORDED DOCUMENTS. IT IS THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE SHORING. BRACING, AND SUPPORT SYSTEMS AND TO KEEP THE EXISTING STRUCTURE INTACT AND IN A SAFE CONDITION DURING THE REMOVAL OF STRUCTURAL ITEMS AND NEW CONSTRUCTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RETAIN A REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER TO DESIGN THE SHORING AND SPECIFY DEMOLITION PROCEDURES. IT IS THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY FOR MEANS AND METHODS OF DEMOLITION AND NEW CONSTRUCTION. PRIOR TO THE EXCAVATION OF FOUNDATIONS ADJACENT TO THE EXISTING STRUCTURE, PROVIDE ADEQUATE SUPPORT FOR THE SUB -BASE TO PREVENT UNDERMINING. DURING DEMOLITION AND RECONSTRUCTION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE OWNER'S MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER ANY REQUIRED SAFETY BARRIERS OR BARRICADES AND DUST WALLS. REFER TO THE OWNER'S MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER FOR PHASING AND SCHEDULING DEMOLITION AND NEW CONSTRUCTION. DISPOSAL OF ALL DECOMMISSIONED EQUIPMENT, NOT APPORTIONED TO OWNER'S DESIGNATED SALVAGE VENDOR, SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL CODES AND ANY GOVERNMENTAL REGULATIONS: REFER TO OWNER DIRECTIVES AND SPECIFICATIONS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE PICK-UP DATE WITH THE DESIGNATED SALVAGE VENDOR, PREPARE AND LOAD THE DESIGNATED SALVAGE ITEMS, KEEPING THEM INTACT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL CODES AND ANY GOVERNMENTAL REGULATIONS- REFER TO OWNER DIRECTIVES AND SPECIFICATIONS. ITEMS TO BE SALVAGED BY OWNER'S DESIGNATED SALVAGE VENDOR SHALL BE LIMITED TO: VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVES, CONDENSING UNITS, CONDENSERS, EVAPORATORS, COPPER PIPING, ROOF TOP UNITS, AIR HANDLING UNITS, AND COMPRESSOR HOUSES. REFER TO SPECIFICATION SECTION 1500 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING STORMWATER RUNOFF CONTROL. CONDUCT ALL DEMOLITION AND REMOVAL OF DEBRIS AS REQUIRED TO ENSURE MINIMUM INTERFERENCE WITH BUILDING/SITE FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS. NOTES INDICATING DEMOLITION WORK ARE NOT CONFINED SOLELY TO THE DEMOLITION PLANS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REVIEW ALL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS, INCLUSIVE OF SCHEDULES AND SPECIFICATIONS, TO DETERMINE FULL EXTENT OF DEMOLITION WORK. DEMOLITION NOTES 1. REMOVAL OF ANY SALVAGE EQUIPMENT OR DEBRIS IS - PROHIBITED. THIS INCLUDES THE SALE OF COPPER, ALUMINUM, OR ANY RELATED MATERIALS. 2. WHERE APPLICABLE COOLER PANEL MANUFACTURER SHALL DEMOLISH AND PROMPTLY HAUL OFF WALK-IN PANELS AND DOORS TO BE REPLACED. 3. DURING DEMOLITION AND RECONSTRUCTION PHASES, COORDINATE LOCATION OF ALL DUST WALLS AND SECURITY om ENCLOSURES WITH STORE MANAGER. REFER TO DUST WALL DETAIL. 4. ALL NEW EQUIPMENT MUST BE ON SITE PRIOR TO STARTING ANY DEMOLITION OR CONSTRUCTION. 5. PATCH/REPAIR FLOOR COVERING AS REQUIRED AFTER INSTALLATION OF NEW CASES. MATCH EXISTING FLOORING TYPE, COLOR, PATTERN, AND FINISH. 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STATE OF ��j �'iORiP�`.•'•• • �� 9i/;l i llvlol 06/30/2023 DEMOLITION PLAN 2 EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. 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CO C----::) L 00 U o J O 0 J co X O 0 Z o Wto o }— 0 O N 0� W N w m z m O ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: JPL/JDS DRAWN BY: AMU DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 REAR DEMOLITION PLAN SHEET• D1.1 EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE GENERAL NOTES CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE, UPON AWARD, TO CONTACT AND VERIFY ALL DELIVERIES DATES/TIMES WITH EVERY VENDOR LISTED BELOW, OR TO CHANGE ANY DATES OR DELIVERIES, CONTRACTOR MUST CONTACT WALMART CONSTRUCTION MANAGER. THIS IS UNIQUE TO CAPITAL EXPENDITURES PROJECTS. 0408 1e MARK DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER MODEL # SUPPLIED INSTALLED FINAL 1. DIMENSIONS OF REFRIGERATED CASES ARE TO THE BY BY CONNECT OUTERMOST POINTS OF THE CASES; ENDCAPS AND BUMPERS ARE CONSIDERED PART OF THE CASE, WHERE THEY OCCUR. DIMENSIONS ON THE FIXTURE PLANS ARE FOR LAYOUT OF OWNER -FURNISHED ITEMS ONLY AND ARE NOT TO BE USED FOR LOCATION OF WALLS AND OTHER CONTRACTOR BUILT ITEMS. 2. CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL STAINLESS STEEL TRIM TO CLOSE ANY GAPS THAT ARE LEFT BETWEEN THE END CASES AND LONG CASE RUNS AFTER THE CASES ARE SET IN THEIR FINAL POSITION. 3. CASES FURNISHED BY OWNER, INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. ALL NEW EQUIPMENT MUST BE ON SITE PRIOR TO STARTING ANY DEMOLITION OR CONSTRUCTION. 4. WALK-IN COOLERS/FREEZERS FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY R1080.000 UNITIZED MULTI -DECK ISLAND CHASE _ - - - - - - - - - - -- WIDE COFFIN CHASE SELF-SERVICE (CAKE) _ _ _ SELF-SERVICE MULTI -DECK ISLAND END (MEAT) UNITIZED MULTI -DECK ISLAND CENTER HILL PHOENIX -CASES - - HUSSMANN-CASES KYSOR WARREN -CASES QC-1D IC WM C C R6011.000 - FW WM C C RD1018.852 BX3LN QC-6R-35-EC WM WM C C C C RD1068.352 HILL PHOENIX -CASES RD1080.352 HILL PHOENIX -CASES QC-R-64-IC WM WM WM C C C C C C RD3007.042 _ REACH -IN (FRENCH DOORS) (DELI, DAIRY, BEER) (BOTTOM FED UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE ON PLANS) KYSOR WARREN -CASES DX6LD DR6LD RD3026.042 REACH -IN (FRENCH DOORS) REAR LOAD (DAIRY) (BOTTOM FED) KYSOR WARREN -CASES RD3035.142 NARROW REACH -IN (ICE CREAM, CAKE) (BOTTOM FED) KYSOR WARREN -CASES KWN5F WM C C C RD3035.242 NARROW REACH -IN (FROZEN FOOD, SEAFOOD) (BOTTOM FED UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE ON PLANS) KYSOR WARREN -CASES KWN5F WM C RD4018.052 MULTI -DECK (DELI) (BOTTOM FED UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE ON PLANS) KYSOR WARREN -CASES DX6XN WM C C C C RD4018.442 MULTI -DECK (BEER) (TOP FED) KYSOR WARREN -CASES DX6LN WM C RD4038.352 MULTI -DECK (FRESH MEAT, SEAFOOD) (BOTTOM FED UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE ON PLANS) KYSOR WARREN -CASES MX5XG WM C RD5001.005 WIDE COFFIN END MED TEMP WITH LID HUSSMANN-CASES FWEGH-L WM C C ER PANEL MANUFACTURER. ALL NEW EQUIPMENT MUST BE ON SITE PRIOR TO STARTING ANY DEMOLITION OR CONSTRUCTION. 5. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MISCELLANEOUS WALK-IN COOLER/FREEZER WORK INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO EVAPORATORS, ELECTRICAL, EMS, SPRINKLER PENDANTS, CURBS, SANITARY COVE BASE, THRESHOLDS, FLOOR REPAIR RD5001.285 WIDE COFFIN END DUAL TEMP WITH LID HUSSMANN-CASES FWEGH-L WM C C RD5002.005 WIDE COFFIN CENTER MED TEMP WITH LID HUSSMANN-CASES FWGH-L WM C C RD5002.285 WIDE COFFIN CENTER DUAL TEMP WITH LID HUSSMANN-CASES FWGH-L WM C C RD6010.209 WIDE COFFIN END DUAL TEMP (RETROFIT) HUSSMANN-CASES FWEG WM V V RD6011.209 WIDE COFFIN CENTER DUAL TEMP (RETROFIT) HUSSMANN-CASES FWG WM V V - REFRIGERATED SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT KYSOR WARREN -SYSTEMS - WM C C - NOVAR BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM EQUIPMENT NOVAR - WM C C = AND RACKING. PARKER HANNIFIN-SPORLAN - WM C C SPORLAN SGR ROUTERS - - CORNER GUARD (SUPERCENTERS ONLY) _ CART STOP (SUPERCENTERS ONLY) - 97 WALL FIXTURES (WITH MD DELI CASES) 6. PROPER INSTALLATION OF JOINT SEALANTS IS CRITICAL TO MEETING OWNER'S QUALITY ASSURANCE STANDARDS. PROVIDE SEALANTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS. REFERENCE SPECIFICATIONS FOR SEALANT McCUE - WM C C - McCUE - WM C C 197 WALL FIXTURES - WM C C NOTE: INSTALL VENDOR SUPPLIED VALANCE AT MULTI -DECK CASES WHEN REFRIGERATION AND ELECTRICAL ARE TOP FED. SCHEDULE. ABBREVIATION KEY 7. ALL JOINTS BETWEEN DISSIMILAR MATERIALS SHALL BE SEALED C -CONTRACTOR AS REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETE AND PROPER INSTALLATION, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS OR WM -WALMART INDICATED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS. SUCH JOINTS NOT SHOWN V VENDOR VER 8.14.07.E OR SCHEDULED SHALL BE SEALED WITH SEALANTS CONSISTENT 2) 3 4 �i 11.13 `V I (TYP) I I 00 c., w 0 o I RD5001.285 I DT WIDE COFFIN ISLAND END I ~ I CASE MANUFACTURER TO FURNISH w I BOTTOM -FED REFRIGERATED CASES TO BE LOCATED BENEATH EXISTING Y i R6011.000 SOFFIT cn w WIDE 06 o ISLAND o J COFFIN U CHASE EXISTING SOFFIT TO REMAIN. 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REFER TO CLOSURE PANEL DETAIL I CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY FINAL LOCATION OF REPLACED REFRIGERATED CASES WITH MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER (TYP). EXISTING SELF-CONTAINED DELI CASE TO REMAIN 11.13 24' - 4" U10-19.852-------- T04$.852-------- ELF -SERVICE CAKE SELF-SERVICE CAKE CAKE DECORATING 2 F2 (TYP) I EXISTING PRODUCE CASES TO REMAIN 11.13 (TYP) RD3035.142 REACH -IN IC N U KWN5Fd Z Q oQ00 � of RD1068.352 R1080.000 RD1068.352 MULTI -DECK ISLAND COFFIN MULTI -DECK EXISTING ISLAND END CHASE ISLAND END SERVICE I MUL DELI CASES TO REMAIN 11.14 w RD1080.352 w (TYP) a TI-DECK o MEAT ISLAND CENTER _ EXISTING HOT DELI 14' - 11" CASES TO REMAIN SERVICE�� \\ ✓ ✓ i, DELI _ \\ - 20' - 3"Ole I - --- I. 2.13 -------- ----- ----- F F I` \ RD4018.052 RD4018.052 I LT -- l �d MD DELI MULTI -DECK DELI I' ! pr" XN5 - DXOXN-12 BAKERY I DELI PREP EXISTING C:) i M DELI COOLER w WI I ❑LL60 � al I FRONT FIXTUR E PLAN WEDGE EQUIPMENT LEGEND WITH SPECIFIED MATERIALS OR AS RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER FOR THE SPECIFIC APPLICATION. WDS NO. DESCRIPTION MFR OR SUPPLIER MODEL NO. W504 36 X 38 WEDGE QUALSERV WMDW36ANG 8. INTERIOR SEALANTS USED IN FOOD PREPARATION AREAS SHALL - - - - - - --- MEET THE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE IN USDA REGULATED FACILITIES. GENERAL WEDGE NOTES: A. GC FURNISHED AND INSTALLED. 9. INSTALL CONTINUOUS USDA APPROVED SEALANT AT ALL JOINTS B. SIDE SCRIBE PIECES PROVIDED WITH WEDGE. FIELD CUT TO FIT. BETWEEN MATERIALS ON WALLS AND FLOORS IN FOOD C. WEDGE TOP PIECE PROVIDED WITH WEDGE. FIELD CUT TO FIT. PREPARATION COOLER AND FREEZER AREAS. 10. ALL FIXED (NON -MOVEABLE) EQUIPMENT INCLUDING SINKS, GROCERY DRY WEDGE KIT CONTACT: OVENS, AND REFRIGERATED EQUIPMENT SHALL BE SEALED TO QUALSERV THE WALLS. BASE OR LEGS SHALL BE SET IN A BED OF SEALANT (479) 646-8386 x-310 ATTN: DION CHAMBERS WITH EXCESS REMOVED. MOVEABLE EQUIPMENT SHALL NOT BE TWO WEEK MINIMUM LEAD TIME SEALED. 11. ROUTE ALL UTILITY SERVICE LINES (PIPES AND CONDUIT) WITHIN STUD WALLS WHEREVER POSSIBLE. ON COOLER/FREEZER PANELS IN FOOD PREP AREAS WHERE UTILITIES MUST BE EXPOSED, CONTRACTOR TO HAVE THE OPTION OF THE FOLLOWING: A. SURFACE MOUNT UTILITIES WITH NON- CORROSIVE ANCHORS; SEAL BOTH SIDES OF PIPE/CONDUIT TO PANEL CONTINUOUSLY WITH SEALANT. B. INSTALL UTILITIES 1/2" OFF FACE OF PANEL TO ALLOW FOR CLEANING; USE ONLY NON -CORROSIVE MATERIALS FOR SPACERS AND ANCHORS. C. COVER UTILITIES WITH 20 GAUGE STAINLESS STEEL BENT PLATES MOUNTED TO WALL WITH NOW CORROSIVE ANCHORS; APPLY CONTINUOUS SEALANT ALONG EDGES AND JOINTS. KEYNOTES CASES FURNISHED BY WALMART, INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. ALL NEW EQUIPMENT MUST BE ON SITE PRIOR TO STARTING ANY DEMOLITION OR CONSTRUCTION RE -USE EXISTING CASE DRAIN IF NOT MORE THAN 1/2 OF DRAIN IS EXPOSED AND THE LOCATION COMPLIES WITH AHJ REQUIREMENTS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY EXACT LOCATION OF DRAINS ON WEEK 1 AND NOTIFY AOR/EOR IF DRAINS REQUIRE RE -LOCATION. SUBMIT CHANGE ORGER FOR ADDITIONAL SCOPE. (TYP) CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE CONCRETE FINISH TO PATCH AND REPAIR AROUND REFRIGERATED CASES. MATCH EXISTING COLOR, FINISH, AND PATTERN AS CLOSELY AS POSSIBLE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE WALMART MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OR STORE MANAGER 2.13 REMOVE EXISTING CORNER GUARDS. PATCH AND REPAIR FLOOR AS NECESSARY. 11.13 CORNER GUARDS FURNISHED BY OWNER INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. 11.14 CART STOP FURNISHED BY OWNER INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. HOLD RAILING 1/2" MAX FROM CASE. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. CONSTRUCTION LEGEND EXISTING TO REMAIN NEW WALL CONSTRUCTION NEW COOLER WALL CONSTRUCTION EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING THE WORK PROPERLY. 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PRINTED COPIES OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES. MICHAEL D. SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 D. 89591 Iva p so STATE OF R�0R1D�`.�'-.. t� 06/30/2023 FIXTURE PLAN AND SCHEDULES SHEET: Fl 2 RD3026.042 RD3026.042 h / REAR LOAD MD DAIRY REAR LOAD MD DAIRY i DRBLD-12 _----___ DR6LD_12 I OQ.Q' 24' - 5" RD5001.005 RD6010.209 RD5001.005 R6011.000 MT WIDE COFFIN DT WIDE COFFIN Q S' MT WIDE COFFIN WIDE ISLAND ISLAND END ISLAND END LID ISLAND END COFFIN CHASE RETROFIT -- 04 �� 01 H I 0 } � I _ o Q op I _ RD6011.209 0) rt DT WIDE COFFIN ISLAND CENTER LID RETROFIT co 1 23' - 11" of I 20' N I _ 1" 8" PVC REFRIGERATION PIPE 11.14 o Q 3 CHASE. COORDINATE WITH (TYP) cD m o F2 REFRIGERATION PIPING AND elf g ELECTRICAL CONDUIT 1 -- 11.13 (TYP) 11.13 (TYP) RD5001.005 MT WIDE COFFIN ISLAND END RD5002.005 RD5002.005 MED_-TEMP MED-TEMP WIDE ISLAND WIDE ISLAND 'COFFIN CNTR COFFIN CNTR 3 L_--L` _------FWGH1.8 F.G. 4 RD4018-442 RD4018.442 MULTI -DECK BEER MULTI -DECK BEER DxeLr 2 Oxsi"-i2 24'-3" EXISTING WIDE COFFIN ISLAND TO BE RETROFITTED WTH LIDS BY CASE VENDOR. COORDINATE WITH CASE VENDOR FOR LID RETROFIT INSTALLATION. EXISTING MUTI-DECK BEER CASES TO REMAIN RD3007.042 RD3007.042 RD3007.042 RD3007-042 RD3007.042 MULTI -DECK DAIRYMULTI-DECK DAIRYMULTI-DECK DAIRY MULTI -DECK DAIRY MULTI -DECK DAIRY MULTI -DECK DAIRY (TOP FED)DML -12 (TOP FED) ..Lo-12 (TOP FED) Dx6LD-1JRD3007.042 DX&L 12 (TOP FED) DML 12 (TOP FED) DMLD-12 8" PVC REFRIGERATION PIPE �i CHASE. COORDINATE WITH REFRIGERATION PIPING AND o m ELECTRICAL CONDUIT i I NU I I ��31 odzZLL1 3 F2 ow p o g U l R6011.000 o I oM � I ;a H— z i WIDE ISLAND o w Q w o O COFFIN CHASE of I N �I IdzzLLl 11.14 w 00 Q U (TYP) o CV w (n z O — — NU i iLL I Lo0OLL 1 j l >EL RD5001.005 o _ o MT WIDE COFFIN ISLAND END I L J al xI 6' - J N Y I oEXISTING SOFFIT TO REMAIN. FIELD VERIFY o — o EXACT HEIGHT AND LOCATION (TYP) al xl �I � w 0 II N Y I ow 00 r; � I off I E � of CASE MANUFACTURER TO FURNISH xl BOTTOM -FED REFRIGERATED CASES LL TO BE LOCATED BENEATH EXISTING SOFFIT U O w r 0 I 0 � I C7 J 0 � � I of o; J ; w I o I Y II v U Iow r; o o Ch J � � I � � I el KI �I J I w F of 04 U w O ti 0 I 00 H M J � � I %I �I � I Q I LLJ � I i YI I U w I 'COD o6O, F � J I I �I �I I Q I w in Y j N U I mw CO l m CD J I XI �I �I Q I w I YI I NLo U c� w co - oc11 ry w LL w Q U 0 J w Q U r------� I I F EGMLI I m, I O � Lo0-Zz4 NwQUI ; c,j z 0 J w LL I Lo LL ❑D�OIi or0�U N 1 �31 LnwZzLLl INwQU p H � z Li LL 10�-0 �OU FwEGR-� I I I I IL J 6'-9" r I I I I FWEGKI FW I �I I LLI w p i I > z I I > LL I �aLL �g0 Nw0� N�pw 1 z � Q Q z Icr O�U r M ul I �I w I p I Z I > LL �aLL Ico 0 c�i�p� W CID <z 0 � J L1J ofD�U Fl•JEGH L I I L------J RD5001.285 DT WIDE COFFIN ISLAND END R6011.000 WIDE ISLAND COFFIN CHASE 11.14 (TYP) RD5001.285 DT WIDE COFFIN ISLAND END RD5001.285 DT WIDE COFFIN ISLAND END R6011.000 WIDE ISLAND COFFIN CHASE RD5001.285 DT WIDE COFFIN ISLAND END ALL EXISTING REFRIGERATED CASES ARE TO REMAIN UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL STAINLESS STEEL TRIM TO COVER ANY GAPS THAT ARE LEFT BETWEEN THE CASES AND ADJACENT CASES AND WALLS AFTER THE CASES ARE SET IN THEIR FINAL POSITION. REFER TO CLOSURE PANEL DETAIL CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY FINAL LOCATION OF REPLACED REFRIGERATED CASES WITH MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER (TYP). CASES FURNISHED BY WALMART, INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. ALL NEW EQUIPMENT MUST BE ON SITE PRIOR TO STARTING ANY DEMOLITION OR CONSTRUCTION RE -USE EXISTING CASE DRAIN IF NOT MORE THAN 1/2 OF DRAIN IS EXPOSED AND THE LOCATION COMPLIES WITH AHJ REQUIREMENTS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY EXACT LOCATION OF DRAINS ON WEEK 1 AND NOTIFY AOR/EOR IF DRAINS REQUIRE RE -LOCATION. SUBMIT CHANGE ORGER FOR ADDITIONAL SCOPE. (TYP) CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE CONCRETE FINISH TO PATCH AND REPAIR AROUND REFRIGERATED CASES. MATCH EXISTING COLOR, FINISH, AND PATTERN AS CLOSELY AS POSSIBLE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE WALMART MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OR STORE MANAGER REAR FIXTURE PLAN 1 �ll 8" = V-0" (TYP) EXISTING CONDITIONS WERE TAKEN FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BIDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE NEW WORK AND DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THEIR RELATED FIELD. THE FAILURE TO ACQUAINT THEMSELF WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT RELIEVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PERFORMING THE WORK PROPERLY. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION SHALL BE ALLOWED BECAUSE OF CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DUE TO FAILURE TO FAMILIARIZE WORKERS WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE. 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SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 Mo. 89591 : �'j 0 STATE OF 06/30/2023 REAR FIXTURE PLAN SHEET: F1.1 ►- 1/2" MAX I CLOSUI PANEL PARTIT OR WA ELEVATION AT TOP OF CASE AND WALL CLOSURE PANEL — 1/2" MAX FASTENER TYP PARTITION OR WALL - WALK-IN PANEL — BAR JOIST, TYP 1" OVERLAP TYP PLAN AT WALK-IN PROVIDE UNISTRUT. LENGTH AS REQUIRED TO SPAN JOISTS. SECURE TO BOTTOM CHORD OF BAR JOIST (4) 3/8" ALL -THREAD RODS (2 PER UNISTRUT) TO SUPPORT PVC CHASE PVC SDR 35 VAN STONE FLANGE SOLVENT WELDED AND BOLTED TO PIPE. MAX 12" BELOW JOISTS. — SDR-35 PVC CHASE WRAP WITH WHITE PVCJACKET GALVANIZED COLLAR WITH INTERNAL TABS. PAINT TO MATCH COLUMN JACKET. REF METAL PAINT SPECIFICATION PROVIDE CONTINUOUS SEALANT AT PERIMETER JOINT. REF SEALANT SPECIFICATION. REFRIGERATED CASE CLOSURE PANEL/TOP OF REFRIGERATED CHASE SUPPLIED BY VENDOR TOP OF STUD FRAMED CHASE AT SIM CONDITION REFRIGERATED CASE REF REFRIGERATION PLANS FOR TYPE AND LOCATION — w LL w a U co ci J Q CLOSURE PANEL — 1/2" MAX FASTENER TYP a �a �w n 1/2" MA FASTED CLOSUI PANEL 1/2" MA FASTEI PARTIT OR WA NOTE: PVC CHASE TO BE CENTERED IN CHASE BETWEEN CASES UNLESS NOTED OR SHOWN OTHERWISE ON ARCHITECTURAL FLOOR PLANS REFER TO REFRIGERATION DRAWING FOR PIPE SUPPORT FRONT REFRIGERATED CASE (PLAN VIEW) NOTES: 1. REFRIGERATION CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE GALVANIZED CLOSURE PANELS AT ALL VERTICAL GAPS AND AT ALL HORIZONTAL GAPS 52" OR LOWER AFF BETWEEN REFRIGERATED CASE, WALLS, AND/OR EQUIPMENT. 2. PROVIDE STAINLESS STEEL CLOSURE PANELS LOCATED IN PREP AREAS. 3. REF FLOOR PLANS FOR ALL PARTITION TYPES AND LOCATIONS. 4. EASE EXPOSED EDGES TO SMALL UNIFORM RADIUS. 5. SET CLOSURE PANEL IN A BED OF SEALANT EACH SIDE. 6. FASTEN CLOSURE PANELS WITH #6 PAN HEAD SCREWS AT 9" OC. 7. CLOSURE PANELS TO BE FASTENED ONLY TO THE BACK OF THE REFRIGERATED CASE OR END PANEL SKINS AS INDICATED IN THE DRAWINGS. 1" OVERLAP TYP REFRIGERATED CASE PLAN AT CASES PLAN AT FRONT OF CASE AND WALL 1" CLOSURE OVERLAP PANEL TYP 1 " MAX FASTENER AT PARTITION oil I—1/2" MAX CASE 0 FASTENER w AT CASE PARTITION OR WALL iF PLAN AT REAR OF CASE AND WALL _ UNISTRUT PROVIDE 3/8" HEX HEAD BOLT, 1-1/4" FENDER WASHER, LOCK WASHER AND NUT, TYP BOTTOM CHORD OF BAR JOIST BOLT TYP \ t i i i i t ' \ - ` UNISTRUT \ i \ \� ►! t (4) 3/8" ALL -THREAD RODS (2 t PER UNISTRUT) TO SUPPORT i PVC CHASE i t � �\ DOUBLE NUT 3^ ` o o WITH WASHER TYP ` PVC SDR 35 VAN STONE FLANGE SOLVENT WELDED AND BOLTED TO PIPE \ r ` PROVIDE 7" TALL GALVANIZED 1i COLLAR WITH INTERNAL TABS r i CUT TABS 1" APART AND BEND INWARD PVC REFRIGERATION CHASE NTS CLOSURE PANEL — 1" MAX FASTENER AT PARTITION 1 /2" MAX FASTENER / AT CASE PARTITION OR WALL FRONT H z O it w REFRIGERATED CASE PLAN AT FRONT OF CASE AND END OF WALL CLOSURE PANEL DETAIL NTS 05.17.18 REFRIGERATED CASE PAN HEAD SHEET METAL SCREWS AT 12" O.C. — 25 GAUGE STAINLESS STEEL TRIM WITH MIN 1/4" RADIUS COVED EDGE BY CONTRACTOR SILICONE SEALANT EXISTING FLOORING — CASE TRIM 2 NTS REFRIGERATED CASES 3/8"X6GA SS PAN HEAD FASTENERS AT MAX 9" OC EACH SIDE. EVENLY CONT CLEAR COATED 20 GA GALVANIZED STEEL INFILL PANEL WITH HEMMED EDGES SET IN A BED OF SEALANT EACH SIDE FOR OPENINGS OVER 24" IN WIDTH INSTALL BACKUP FRAMING PER DETAIL AND FASTEN TO HORIZ FRAMING MEMBERS @ MAX 9" OC WITH 3/8"X6 GA PAN HEAD FASTENERS. EVENLY SPACE FASTENERS PROVIDE 1" TOE KICK RETURN EACH SIDE BACKUP FRAMING FOR OPENINGS OVER 24" IN WIDTH FIELD CUT TOP PANEL TO MATCH FOOTPRINT BELOW. TOP PANEL SHOULD BE TIGHT AND ALIGN WITH ADJACENT CASES, FIXTURES, ETC. FIELD CUT BACK PANEL TO BE TIGHT AND ALIGN TO THE BACK OF THE ADJACENT FIXTURES, CASES, ETC IF SIDE SCRIBE ,�" `"� OMISSION IS REQUIRED ADJUST PLAN PREFABRICATED PREFABRICATED UNIT LOCATION TO 2°M� SIDE SCRIBES, INSET FROM UNIT - DO NOT REMOVE GAP (OROtijT TO ENSURE ALL GAPS AREADJACENT FIXTURE, A ETC MODIFY CLOSED OFF INFILL ALL EXPO. 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SCHAEFER LICENSE # 89591 ``011 A 1 //lid" \ 0`••c • r w • Ma.89S91 Iy • STATE OF • ik. 06/30/2023 FIXTURE DETAILS SHEET: F2 ABBREVIATIONS GENERAL NOTES SPECIAL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED DESIGN LOADS AB ANCHOR BOLT ACI AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE AFF ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR AHU AIR HANDLING UNIT AISC AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION AISI AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE ARCH ARCHITECTURAL ASTM AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS AWS AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY BFF BELOW FINISHED FLOOR BL BLOCK LINTEL BM BEAM BO BOTTOM OF BOM BOTTOM OF MASONRY BOS BOTTOM OF STEEL BRG BEARING CJ CONTRACTION JOINT CL CENTER LINE CLR CLEAR CMU CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT COL COLUMN CONC CONCRETE COND CONDENSER UNIT CONST CONSTRUCTION CONT CONTINUOUS DIA DIAMETER EC EVAPORATIVE COOLER EF EXHAUST FAN EIFS EXTERIOR INSULATION AND FINISH SYSTEM EJ EXPANSION JOINT EL ELEVATION ELEC ELECTRICAL EQ EQUAL ETR EXISTING TO REMAIN EW EACH WAY EXIST EXISTING FDN FOUNDATION FF FINISHED FLOOR FS FAR SIDE FTG FOOTING FV FIELD VERIFY GA GAUGE GC GENERAL CONTRACTOR H HEIGHT HORIZ HORIZONTAL HSA HEADED STUD ANCHOR HSS HOLLOW STRUCTURAL SHAPE INFO INFORMATION ISO ISOLATION JBE JOIST BEARING ELEVATION JST JOIST JT JOINT KSI KIPS PER SQUARE INCH L LENGTH LB POUNDS LLH LONG LEG HORIZONTAL LLV LONG LEG VERTICAL LONG LONGITUDINAL MAX MAXIMUM MECH MECHANICAL MFR MANUFACTURER MIN MINIMUM MISC MISCELLANOUS MO MASONRY OPENING MTL METAL NIC NOT IN CONTRACT NO NUMBER NS NEAR SIDE NTS NOT TO SCALE OC ON CENTER OD OUTSIDE DIAMETER OH OPPOSITE HAND PAF POWER ACTUATED FASTENER PCF POUNDS PER CUBIC FOOT PL PLATE PLF POUNDS PER LINEAR FOOT PLUMB PLUMBING PMEJ PREMOLDED EXPANSION JOINT PSF POUNDS PER SQUARE FOOT PSI POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH QTY QUANITY RACK REFRIGERATION RACK REF REFER TO REINF REINFORCING REQD REQUIRED REV REVERSE RO ROUGH OPENING RTU ROOF TOP UNIT SCHED SCHEDULE SDI STEEL DECK INSTITUTE SIM SIMILAR SJI STEEL JOIST INSTITUTE SPCS SPACES SPECS SPECIFICATIONS STRUC STRUCTURAL T&B TOP AND BOTTOM THK THICKNESS TO TOP OF TOC TOP OF CONCRETE TOF TOP OF FOOTING TOM TOP OF MASONRY TOS TOP OF STEEL TOW TOP OF WALL TRANS TRANSVERSE TYP TYPICAL UNO UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE VERT VERTICAL W WIDTH WP WORK POINT GENERAL 1. FURNISH ALL LABOR, MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE WORK SHOWN OR IMPLIED BY THESE DRAWINGS. SHOP DRAWINGS SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE ENGINEER FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL PRIOR TO COMMENCING WORK. 2. EXISTING CONDITIONS SHOWN MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT "AS -BUILT" CONDITIONS. BIDDERS SHALL FIELD VERIFY EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING FINAL BID. WITHIN ONE WEEK FROM THE START OF CONSTRUCTION DATE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING MATERIAL, MEASUREMENTS, AND ELEVATIONS AND SHALL NOTIFY THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER OF RECORD AND THE OWNER'S CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OF ANY DISCREPANCIES OR FORESEEN PROBLEMS. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATING ALL FIELD MEASUREMENTS, EXISTING CONDITIONS, AND KNOWN COMPLICATIONS WITH THE MATERIAL SUPPLIERS. 3. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY COORDINATE DEMOLITION AND NEW CONSTRUCTION WITH ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. 4. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT EXISTING STRUCTURES, UTILITIES, PROPERTY, ETC DURING CONSTRUCTION. RESTORE ALL ITEMS DAMAGED, AS REQUIRED BY OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE, TO THE OWNER'S SATISFACTION AT NO COST TO OWNER OR WITHOUT EXTENSION OF CONTRACT TIME. 5. BUILDING COMPONENTS ABANDONED BY THE SCOPE OF WORK SHALL BE SECURED TO PREVENT FALLING, LOOSENING OR CREATING DAMAGE OF ANY KIND IN THE FUTURE. 6. GENERAL CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING TEMPORARY SUPPORT AND MAINTAINING STABILITY OF EXISTING STRUCTURE DURING ALL PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION. 7. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE FIRE PROTECTION FOR THE EXISTING STRUCTURE AND BUILDING CONTENTS DURING WELDING OR ANY OTHER CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY THAT GENERATES SPARKS OR INTENSE HEAT. 8. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE SIZE AND LOCATION OF PENETRATIONS THROUGH THE STRUCTURE FOR MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING WORK. 9. THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER OF RECORD, ITS EMPLOYEES, AND REPRESENTATIVES SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR, AND WILL NOT HAVE CONTROL OF, CONSTRUCTION MEANS, METHODS, TECHNIQUES, SEQUENCES OR PROCEDURES, OR FOR SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND PROGRAMS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONSTRUCTION WORK; NOR WILL THEY BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY FAILURE BY THE CONTRACTOR TO PERFORM OR COMPLETE CONSTRUCTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. STRUCTURAL STEEL 1. STRUCTURAL STEEL SHALL MEET THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM YIELD STRENGTH AND SPECIFICATIONS. FABRICATION AND ERECTION SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LATEST EDITION OF THE "AISC CODE OF STANDARD PRACTICE". STRUCTURAL STEEL YIELD ASTM SPECIFICATION A. PLATES & ANGLES: 36 KSI A 36, LINO 2. ALL STRUCTURAL STEEL SHALL HAVE ONE SHOP COAT OF RUST INHIBITOR PRIMER PAINT CONFORMING TO THE SPECIFICATIONS. FIELD TOUCH UP ALL UNPAINTED, NICKED AND WELDED AREAS. PAINT ALL STEEL EXPOSED TO VIEW TO MATCH EXISTING. 3. WELDING SHALL MEET ANSI/AWS D1.1 STRUCTURAL WELDING CODE. ELECTRODES SHALL BE 70 KSI LOW HYDROGEN. ALL WELDING SHALL BE PERFORMED BY CERTIFIED WELDERS. STEEL JOISTS AND JOIST GIRDERS 1. EXISTING STEEL JOISTS AND JOIST GIRDERS ARE ASSUMED TO BE IN GOOD CONDITION AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE STEEL JOIST INSTITUTE SPECIFICATIONS. ANY DAMAGE TO EXISTING JOISTS OR GIRDERS SHALL BE REPORTED PRIOR TO ADDING LOAD TO FRAMING. 2. PRIOR TO STARTING ANY WORK OR ADDING ANY ADDITIONAL LOADS TO THE ROOF STRUCTURE, CONTACTOR SHALL VISUALLY OBSERVE JOISTS AND JOIST GIRDERS FOR SIGNS OF DAMAGE OR DISTRESS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, BENT WEB AND/OR CHORD MEMBERS, CRACKED WELDS, MISSING WELDS, ETC. ANY DAMAGE TO EXISTING JOISTS OR JOIST GIRDERS SHALL BE REPORTED TO THE FOR PRIOR TO REINFORCING OR ADDING LOAD TO THE ROOF STRUCTURE. 3. NO WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED ON ANY EXISTING JOIST AND/OR JOIST GIRDER IDENTIFIED BY THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO BE DAMAGED OR DISTRESSES UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE FOR HAS PROVIDED WRITTEN INSTRUCTION TO DO SO. 4. ALL PAINT AND DEBRIS SHALL BE CLEANED FROM STUCTURAL MEMBER PRIOR TO WELDING. 5. HANGERS SUPPORTING MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT FROM JOIST CHORDS SHALL BE LOCATED WITHIN 3 INCHES OF JOIST PANEL POINTS OR JOIST SHALL BE REINFORCED PER JOIST REINFORCING DETAIL. HANGER LOADS GREATER THAN 100 POUNDS SHALL NOT BE ATTACHED TO THE EDGE OF CHORD ANGLES AND SHALL BE CENTERED ON JOIST CHORD. 6. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING BUILDING ELEMENTS THAT PREVENT ACCESS TO INSTALL JOIST REINFORCEMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SUSPENDED CEILINGS, DUCTWORK, RTU PLENUMS, CABLES, LARGE PIPING, ETC. 7. JOIST WEB CONFIGURATION IS SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY, FIELD VERIFY ACTUAL CONFIGURATION AND WEB TYPE. 8. ALL JOIST REINFORCEMENT SHALL BE INSTALLED AND INSPECTED BEFORE APPLYING NEW LOADS. I.E. RTU'S, AHU'S, COOLING TOWERS, AND ROOF SUPPORTED ITEMS. 9. PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF JOIST REINFORCEMENT, CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE ALL LIVE LOADS FROM JOISTS TO BE REINFORCED. THIS INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO PONDED WATER, ICE, SNOW (REMOVE SNOW TO EXPOSE ROOF MATERIAL), STAGED CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS / EQUIPMENT, ETC. 10. INSTALL WEB REINFORCING PRIOR TO CHORD REINFORCING. COPE OUTSTANDING LEG OF WEB REINFORCING AS REQUIRED FOR PLACEMENT OF CHORD REINFORCING. 11. IF EXISTING JOIST BRIDGING INTERFERES WITH INSTALLATION OF REINFORCING, REMOVE BRIDGING AND REPLACE IMMEDIATELY UPON COMPLETION OF REINFORCING INSTALLATION. IF BRIDGING TABS FOR BOLTED BRIDGING INTERFERE WITH INSTALLATION OF REINFORCING, REMOVE TABS AND REPLACE IMMEDIATELY UPON COMPLETION OF REINFORCING INSTALLATION. NEW CONNECTIONS SHALL MATCH EXISTING. 12. STEEL ERECTOR SHALL FIELD CUT REINFORCING TO FIT FROM STOCK LENGTHS. SPECIAL INSPECTIONS AS REQUIRED BY THE ENGINEER OF RECORD PERIODIC SPECIAL INSPECTIONS: 1. WELDING - REFER TO APPENDIX B OF THE SPECIFICATION. 2. JOIST REINFORCING - THE CTL SHALL INSPECT THE FINAL PLACEMENT AND WELDS OF ALL NEW REINFORCEMENT. UPON COMPLETION OF THE INSPECTIONS, THE CTL WILL SUBMIT THEIR REPORT TO JBA FOR FINAL APPROVAL. CERTIFIED TESTING LAB (CTL): THIS PROJECT REQUIRES SPECIAL INSPECTIONS THAT ARE TO BE PERFORMED BY THE APPROVED CERTIFIED TESTING LAB (CTL). UPON RECEIVING THE AWARD NOTICE ISSUED BY OWNER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE APPROVED CTL AND JOHNSTON BURKHOLDER ASSOCIATES (JBA) TO PROVIDE A CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE FOR WORK REQUIRING SPECIAL INSPECTIONS. CTL AND JBA CONTACT INFORMATION IS PROVIDED BELOW. THE CTL SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATING THE SPECIAL INSPECTIONS AND COMPLETING INSPECTION REPORTS. THE CTL SHALL SEND COMPLETED REPORTS, A LIST OF DEVIATIONS AND SUPPORT DOCUMENTATION TO JBA IN A TIMELY MANNER. JBA WILL REVIEW INSPECTION REPORTS AND RESPOND TO DEVIATIONS AS REQUIRED. TESTING LAB SHALL SEND OBSERVATION/TEST REPORTS TO: JOHNSTON BURKHOLDER ASSOCIATES ATTN: TREVOR WRIGHT (jba-hei@jbaengr.com) TESTING LAB SHALL SEND BILLING INVOICE TO: EVOCO FUZE SYSTEM (OR AS DIRECTED BY OWNER'S MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER) CTL CONTACT INFORMATION: COMPANY: ECS MID -ATLANTIC CONTACT: MICHAEL GALLI PHONE: (757) 229-6677 EMAIL: mgalli@ecslimited.com FIELD VERIFY GAP DISTANCE BETWEEN ANGLES; WELD PLATE THICKNESS JOIST TOP SHALL BE 1/8" THINNER (OR LESS) CHORD THAN GAP DISTANCE v PLATE CURB SECTION A CL CL PANEL PANEL POINT POINT _rA 1 1 MAX MAX 1/8 1-6 1/8 17 1-6 TOP CHORD PANEL POINT WELD 2" EA END JOIST TOP CHORD JOIST BOTTOM BOTTOM CHORD PANEL POINT CHORD PROVIDE 7/8"(FIELD VERIFY) x 2" CONT PLATE BETWEEN TOP CHORD ANGLES AT LOCATIONS WHERE REINFORCING PER 2-S1 IS REQUIRED BUT CANNOT BE INSTALLED TO DUE TO AN EXISTING OBSTRUCTION; PLATE SHALL BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF NEW UNIT OPTION 1 1. BUILDING CODE A. BUILDING CODE 2. GRAVITY LOADS A. ROOF DEAD LOAD B. ROOF LIVE LOAD C. ROOF SNOW LOADS 1. GROUND SNOW LOAD (Pg) 3. LATERAL LOADS A. WIND LOADS 1. BASIC WIND SPEED (3-SECOND GUST) - ULTIMATE DESIGN WIND SPEED 2. WIND EXPOSURE CATEGORY 3. RISK CATEGORY 2020 FLORIDA BUILDING CODE 12 PSF (PER ORIGINAL DRAWINGS) 20 PSF (MIN OR SNOW LOAD) 0 PSF 138 MPH C 11 B. SEISMIC LOADS (SERVICE) 1. 5% DAMPED MAPPED ACCELERATION PARAMETER (Ss) 0.058 2. 1-SEC PERIOD MAPPED ACCELERATION PARAMETER (S1) 0.032 3. 5% DAMPED SPECTRAL RESPONSE COEFF. (Sds) 0.062 4. 1-SEC PERIOD SPECTRAL RESPONSE COEFF. (Sd1) 0.051 5. SITE CLASS D (DEFAULT) 6. RISK CATEGORY II 7. IMPORTANCE FACTOR (le) 1.0 8. SEISMIC DESIGN CATEGORY A 1 /'11QT Tf11'] WELD A END SECTION B CL PANEL rl POINT CURB 3", TYP I B EA END TOP CHORD PANEL POINT C GIST TOP HORD `- JOIST BOTTOM JOIST BOTTOM PANEL POINT CHORD PROVIDE L1xlx3/16 EA SIDE OF JOIST TOP CHORD AT LOCATIONS WHERE REINFORCING PER 2-S1 IS REQURIED BUT CANNOT BE INSTALLED TO DUE TO AN EXISTING OBSTRUCTION; ANGLES SHALL BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF NEW UNIT OPTION 2 ALTERNATE JOIST REINFORCING AT CONCENTRATED LOADS 3/4" = 1'-0" TOP CHORD PANEL 3" OR CONCENTRATED LOAD, REF NOTE 1/8 1 1/8 1 TYP EACH END EACH ANGLE NOTE: PROVIDE JOIST REINF IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS DETAIL FOR ALL CONCENTRATED LOADS IN EXCESS OF 100 LBS. WHERE MORE THAN ONE CONCENTRATED LOAD EXISTS WITHIN A CHORD PANEL AND THE SUM OF THOSE LOADS EXCEEDS 100 LBS, PROVIDE JOIST REINFORCEMENT AS DETAILED SUCH THAT THE SUM OF THE LOADS WITHIN THE REMAINING UNSUPPORTED CHORD LENGTH DOES NOT EXCEED 100 LBS. GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL FIELD STRUT (L2x2x3/16) EACH SIDE OF JOIST AT ALL LOCATIONS WHERE CONCENTRATED LOAD DOES NOT OCCUR WITHIN 3" OF A PANEL POINT. INSTALL ANGLE WITH ONE END AT LOCATION OF LOAD AND OTHER END AT A PANEL POINT ON THE OPPOSITE CHORD, TYP. ANGLES SHALL BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO NEW LOAD BEING APPLIED TO THE JOIST CONCENTRATED LOAD, REF NOTE W OR 11 GREATER BOTTOM CHORD PANEL JOIST TOP CHORD JOIST BOTTOM CHORD TYP, WELD 2" EA END WELD A END SECTION C CL PANEL POINT ri /- CURB 3" TYP, I C EA END TOP CHORD PANEL POINT JOIST TOP CHORD �- JOIST BOTTOM JOIST BOTTOM PANEL POINT CHORD PROVIDE L1xlx3/16 EA SIDE OF JOIST TOP CHORD AT LOCATIONS WHERE REINFORCING PER 2-S1 IS REQUIRED BUT CANNOT BE INSTALLED TO DUE TO AN EXISTING OBSTRUCTION; ANGLES SHALL BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF NEW UNIT OPTION 3 REF MECH FOR RTU � HOLD DOWN BRACKET; REF MECH FOR SIZE, LOCATION AND ATTACHMENT; PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF 6 HOLD DOWNS PER RTU REF SUPPLIER FOR CURB ADAPTER TO EXISTING CURB CONNECTION; PROVIDE MIN CONN OF 1/4-14 x 4" ZINC -PLATED SELF -DRILLING SCREW WITH BONDED SEALING WASHER; LOCATE IN PRE -DRILLED HOLES NOTE: CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT EXISTING CURB IS LEVEL PRIOR TO INSTALLING NEW UNIT. NEW OR EXISTING CURB ADAPTER EXISTING CURB n>iW� 0 ° ujSo D�y. ui - iyw Zco ��rw '_BjFz QQQ� U. Oa°rYw° ~}ic7ma> Z WZZ- att��cZZZ°Zo SOU Owffo¢a o3 a H gwmZW3zowg sa�� =fig U o °�'6oi°d��waa zA a OOd��; co '^ 6 VI O y ; O 00 a" U � O m 2 O 00 Ja. CO C3 u 0 O O O O ~ r co a _ C) - ti � N 0 Z $ 0 CD cM � N Gig W N W m 2 M Z in O ISSUE BLOCK CHECKED BY: JSH DRAWN BY: BWM DOCUMENT DATE: 06/30/23 JBA PROJECT NO: 2301500706 \0 91 I Il1�l� 6 ...ru.nh.a �._ ,*"y40 83408 6/29/23 ENGINEER OF RECORD: BENJAMIN B. BAILEY, P.E. 930 CENTRAL STREET KANSAS CITY, MO 64105 FLORIDA LICENSE #88408 GENERAL NOTES AND EQUIPMENT REPLACEMEN DETAILS STANDARD JOIST REINFORCING AT CONCENTRATED LOAD 3/4" = 1'-0" 5.0-2 RTU TO CURB ADAPTER ATTACHMENT NTS 6.0-4 SHEET: si JOIST REINF LEGEND NOTE: REINF TYPES AND LOCATIONS SHOWN ARE BASED ON INFORMATION GATHERED FROM A SCOPE TRIP. THE INFORMATION OBTAINED MAY HAVE BEEN LIMITED BY ACCESSIBILITY DUE TO CEILINGS, OTHER OBSTRUCTIONS AND/OR STORE OPERATIONS. • INDICATES ANTICIPATED LOCATION OF REQUIRED JOIST PANEL POINT REINFORCING PER 2-S1. IF REINFORCING PER 2-S1 CANNOT BE INSTALLED DUE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 TO EXISITNG OBSTRUCTIONS, PROVIDE REINFORCING PER ONE OF THE OPTIONS SHOWN IN 3-S1. SEE ROOF FRAMING PLAN FOR LOCATIONS. EXISTING JOIST PANEL POINT REINFORCING I I I UNKNOWN AT THIS LOCATION. FOR BIDDING PURPOSES ASSUME LOCATIONS WILL REQUIRED STANDARD REINF PER 2-S1 (REF DETAIL BELOW FOR i I I I I FIELD VERIFICATION CRITERIA). IF NO SYMBOL IS SHOWN, IT HAS BEEN I I I I I I DETERMINED THAT REINFORCEMENT FOR THAT LOCATION IS NOT REQUIRED. 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