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Physical Environment Committee Minutes

January 15, 2019

8:30 am – 9:54 am Lincoln Building Third Floor Conference Room

MEETING CALLED BY Dorothy Gruich

TYPE OF MEETING University Council Committee Meeting

FACILITATORS Shawn Stevens

NOTES SUBMITTED BY: Dorothy Gruich

Members

Guests None

Minutes Approval

DISCUSSION Minutes from December 12, 2018 meeting were approved, with unanimous vote to include PowerPoint presentation from Andrew Henry.

Name Constituent Group Term End Date

Phil Allen Faculty Senate 2021 Present

Pam Brandenstein – Vice Chair CPAC – at large 2020 Present

Max Fightmaster SEAC 2021 Excused

Dimitria Gatzia Chairs/School Directors Continuous Present

Dorothy Gruich - Secretary CPAC 2021 Present

Craig Menzemer Deans Continuous Excused

David Myatt GSG 2019 Present

Steve Myers Administrator Continuous Present

Harvey Sterns Faculty Senate 2019 Present

Shawn Stevens - Chair SEAC – at large 2020 Present

TBD GSG

TBD USG

TBD USG

University Council

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General Discussion

• The January agenda was approved as presented.

• The committee set the next meeting for February 6, 2018 at 8:15am to accommodate Dean Menzemer’s schedule. Future meeting dates will be set at the February meeting.

• Dimitria Gatzia provided an update regarding late access to the Honors Complex for

interested faculty. Interim Dean John Huss agreed to extend swipe card access to 9pm for faculty that email and request being added to the list.

New Business: Updates from Stephen Myers

• Faculty Senate will be moving from Buckingham and looking for a new meeting location.

• Abatement for Galucci Hall will begin at the end of March 2019, starting in the south

• The 2-year IT cabling project will begin in the next couple of months. . This project will replace all of the cables and elevate UA to a Cat 6 level.

• The Ballet Center building will have steel installed to build a truss so that walls don’t fall out onto the sidewalk and streets. Received an $10.6 million estimate for fire damage portion of repairs.

• The Sumner Street bridge will be rebuilt this summer and thus out of commission.

• Repairs on the bridge between Auburn and Schrank are going on now.

• Capital Planning is accepting bids for four elevator repairs, 1 in Kolbe, 2 in Bierce and 1 in Auburn.

• Whitby will be receiving new air handlers and roof.

• Akron Engineering Research Center will receive a new chiller.

Meeting adjourned at 9:54 am

Nex t Meet ing – 2/ 6/ 19

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February 6, 2019

8:15 am – 10:00 am Lincoln Building Third Floor Conference Room





Members

Guests

None

Minutes Approval

DISCUSSION Minutes from January were not available for approval. Will approve at next meeting.



Pam Brandenstein – Vice Chair CPAC – at large 2020 Present

Max Fightmaster SEAC 2021 Present



Craig Menzemer Deans Continuous Absent

David Myatt GSG 2019 Excused

Steve Myers Administrator Continuous Called on conference phone



TBD GSG

TBD USG

TBD USG

University Council

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General Discussion

• The February agenda was approved as presented.

The committee set the next meeting dates, all beginning at 2:15pm – March 28, April 25, May 23, June 27

• The committee agreed to seek input regarding crossings and traffic issues in and

around UA from the campus community through Email Digest and emails to the CPAC and SEAC list-serv. The concerns will be compiled and forwarded to Mike Lupica prior to our March meeting which he will hopefully be able to attend.

• Dean Menzemer asked if there were overhead images of traffic intersections and if

so, he recommended that a request be submitted to UA transportation to check the numbers and conduct a study. Phil Allen motioned and Harvey Sterns seconded, to request a traffic expert from UA and the city engineering office conduct a traffic study. The motion passed unanimously.

• Steven Myers reported that paperwork has not come through yet to approve the Zook/Leigh Hall move that will take place this week. Harvey Sterns made a motion, seconded by Craig Menzemer, to approve the Zook/Leigh Hall move. The committee unanimously approved the motion.

Old Business: UC Executive Committee request for progress update on topic submissions: • Urban Agriculture Garden – currently there are existing raised beds and the request

is to build a greenhouse. The committee suggested consulting with the department of development to seek funding to support the initiative.

• Support Pollinators – the committee suggested that a UA biology expert on honeybees be consulted for guidance.

Shawn Stevens will respond to both requests New Business: Updates from Stephen Myers

• Architect has been hired for the Buckingham work to fix the air conditioning, moving various departments and new meeting location for faculty senate.

• Institute for Human Science and Culture (Roadway Bldg) will have the new air handler delivered on March 8.

• Schrank bridge continues to be worked on. • The weather has affected construction on the addition to the CBA but goal is still to

be finished by end of May. • There were pipes that burst in the Polsky Building and Law School due to the

extreme temperatures last week. All repairs have been made. • The next biennium funding request will be focused on the Ayer/Crouse renovations.

Meeting adjourned at 9:26 am

Next Meetings – 3/28/19, 4/25/19, 5/23/19, 6/27/19

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March 28, 2019

2:15 pm – 4:08 pm Lincoln Building Third Floor Conference Room





Members

Guests

Jared Coleman, Director of Parking and Transportation Services

Minutes Approval

DISCUSSION Minutes from January and February were unanimously approved with corrections to Max Fightmaster’s attendance.







David Myatt GSG 2019 Absent


Harvey Sterns Faculty Senate 2019 Excused


TBD CPAC

TBD GSG

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University Council

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General Discussion

• The March agenda was approved as presented.

• The committee received news that Pam Brandenstein is no longer with the University and will need to have a new CPAC representative assigned. The committee also postponed election of a new Vice Chair until the April meeting.

• The committee unanimously approved Space Allocation request #12000-437.

• Stephen Myers confirmed that Mike Lupica, interim traffic engineer for the city of Akron, will attend the April 25th PEC meeting.

• Jared Coleman attended the meeting to discuss items related to the crossings and traffic issues in and around campus. The committee reviewed the compiled list of concerns received from the UA campus community stemming from the PEC request for input that appeared in Email Digest and was emailed to the CPAC and SEAC list -servs. After extensive discussion, the committee generated a priority list to share with Mike Lupica in advance of the April meeting. Jared offered to attend that meeting to assist further with the discussion since he receives a lot of campus input and requests for improvement on a regular basis.


• No discussion

Meeting adjourned at 4:08 pm

Next Meetings – 4/25/19, 5/23/19, 6/27/19

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April 25, 2019






Members

Guests

Mike Lupica, Acting Traffic Engineer, City of Akron

Minutes Approval

DISCUSSION Minutes from March 28, 2019 were unanimously approved.



Max Fightmaster SEAC 2021 Excused



Craig Menzemer Deans Continuous Present



Harvey Sterns Faculty Senate 2019 Excused


TBD CPAC

TBD GSG

TBD USG

TBD USG

University Council

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General Discussion

• The April agenda was approved as presented.


• The committee postponed election of a new Vice Chair until the May meeting.

• The committee discussed UA campus traffic and crossings concerns with invited guest, Mike Lupica. A priority list of concerns from The University of Akron community were presented for discussion.


• Construction updates will appear in a May E-Mail Digest. Can be found at https://uakron.edu/im/news/grand-openings-and-construction-projects-planned-in-2019


Next Meetings – 5/23/19, 6/27/19

https://uakron.edu/im/news/grand-openings-and-construction-projects-planned-in-2019

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May 23, 2019






Members

Guests

None

Minutes Approval

DISCUSSION Minutes from April 25 were unavailable. Will be approved at the next meeting.











TBD CPAC

TBD GSG

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University Council

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General Discussion

• The May agenda was approved as presented.


• The committee unanimously voted to elect Dimitria Gatzia as the new Vice Chair of the Physical Environment Committee.

• Stephen Myers will follow up with a phone call to Mike Lupica for an update on the committee requests related to UA campus traffic and crossings concerns.

• Stephen Myers reported that the Ayer/Crouse renovations kick off planning meeting was held recently. The next meeting will be in June. Faculty will also receive a questionnaire regarding their needs and requests for further information. Architects will be meeting with faculty and staff during the week of June 3 to seek input.

• The committee set the next meeting dates for July 18 and August 22, both at 2:15pm.


• A variety of updates were provided on projects that appeared in the May 8 Email Digest construction update.


Next Meetings – 7/18/19, 8/22/19

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August 1, 2019






Members

Guests

None

Minutes Approval

DISCUSSION Minutes from April 25 and May 23 were unanimously approved.



Max Fightmaster SEAC 2021 excused



Craig Menzemer Deans Continuous excused



Harvey Sterns Faculty Senate 2019 Absent


TBD CPAC

TBD GSG

TBD USG

TBD USG

University Council

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General Discussion

• The August agenda was approved as presented.


• Phil Allen announced that he is stepping down as Chair of University Council to serve as the Director of Research Administration. He is no longer able to represent Faculty Senate on the Physical Environment Committee. Shawn Stevens will inquire about Dr. Allen’s ability to serve in another capacity.

• Dorothy will follow up with Mike Lupica to thank him for taking care of the 3-way stop and request an update regarding the other traffic/crossing concerns that were discussed with the committee and not addressed to date. She will also forward an email from the Office of Accessibility regarding a student with impaired vision that lives south of Exchange Street.

• Stephen Myers reported that IT infrastructure work will begin soon in 22 buildings across campus. Every office needs to have a clear path to data ports to help the work go smoothly.


A variety of updates were provided on projects:

• Bridge work in front of ASEC will not be completed until the end of September. • Gallucci demolition will begin on Monday. • CBA construction is running behind schedule but will be open in time for classes. • The Auburn Science Center administrative suite is finished. • Work on the baseball field will begin soon. The new field will be turf. • Kolbe Hall elevator will be ready in time for the fall semester. • Work on Bierce Library elevators will begin soon. Work will take place on one

elevator at a time. • Work has begun on Guzzetta Hall’s new roof.


Next Meetings – TBD

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September 19, 2019 2:35 pm – 3:48 pm

Lincoln Building Third Floor Conference Room

MEETING CALLED BY Shawn Stevens




Members

Guests

Harvey Sterns

Minutes Approval

DISCUSSION Minutes from August 1, 2019 were unanimously approved.





Sarah Han GSG 2019-2020 Present



Lisa Sabol CPAC 2019-2020 Absent

Derek Schwarz GSG 2019-2020 Via conference phone

Shawn Stevens - Chair SEAC – at large Continuous Present

TBD USG

TBD USG

University Council

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General Discussion

• The September agenda was approved as presented.


• Elections were held for Secretary and Vice-Chair. Dorothy Gruich was unanimously elected to continue as Secretary and Max Fightmaster was unanimously elected to serve as Vice Chair.

• Stephen Myers reported that IT infrastructure work will begin soon in 22 buildings across campus. Every office needs to have a clear path to data ports to help the work go smoothly.

• Goals were discussed and set by the committee. Members agreed that our goals continue to be the same with a few minor changes. Shawn Stevens will send the goals to Kim Haverkamp before the October 11 deadline.

• Shawn Stevens reported that the University of Akron Mobile App has a page called Cleanup/Fixup where individuals can report on road conditions, broken streetlights, potholes and other safety issues.


• Stephen Myers presented a PowerPoint presentation regarding the Ayer/Crouse renovations. He will share the presentation with the committee.

Old Business: Dimitria Gatzia attended a discussion in the Physics Department regarding faculty concerns regarding equipment, space, etc. At the time, there were two rooms available and the faculty decided to use those as their lab space. However, these rooms were eliminated from the design documents in order to stay within budget. The Physics faculty is currently looking for rooms in other buildings to house lab equipment. The committee discussed the issue and Dimitria will follow up with an email to the person who handles room requests.


Next Meetings – TBD

Programming Milestone Document08.26.2019

UNIVERSITY OF AKRON

CROUSE HALL

University of Akron - Crouse Hall August 26, 2019Programming Milestone Document

BIALOSKY University of Akron- Physics and Geosciences Building Space List

Sink/Emerg. Shower Gas C. Air Vac Sp. Pure 208 208 110 Data Exh Chem

Occup. No. Area per Total Floor Eye Gas Water 1ø 3ø 1ø Drop BSC Fume Existing ExistingNo. Floor Space Name Space Area Drain Wash Hood Rm Area Notes

Offices and Support

O-1 2 Combined Departmental Headquarters Y YO-2 2 Office-Dept Chair 1 1 170 170 Y Y Use office standards

O-3 2 Offices-Faculty-Physics 1 7 120 840 Y Y Use office standards

O-4 2 Offices-Faculty-Geoscience 1 10 120 1200 Y Y Use office standards

O-5 2 Offices-Visiting Lecturer-Physics 1 0 120 0 Y Y Use office standards

O-6 2 Offices-Visiting Lecturer-Geoscience 1 0 120 0 Y Y Use office standards

O-7 2 Office-Admin-Physics & Geoscience 1 1 80 80 Y Y Use office standards

O-8 2 Office-Lab Techs-Physics & Geosciences 1 1 300 300 Y Y0-9 2 Center for Environmental Studies 1 1 200 200 Y Y Currently in an office

O-10 2 Office-Grad Student- Physics 1 0 0 0 Y Y No dedicated office space allocated

O-11 2 Office-Grad Student- Geoscience 1 0 0 0 Y Y No dedicated office space allocated

O-12 2 Conference Room 15 1 300 300 Y Y C118 476O-13 2 Work Room 1 80 80 Y Y Printing, copier, mail, other office support activities

O-14 2 Lunch/Break Room 1 300 300 1S Y YO-15 2 Library/Tutoring 15 1 345 345 Y Y A256 384 100LF of shelving; large table; white board

Sub-Total 3,815 NSF

Labs

L-1 4 Physics- Teaching Lab 1 24 1 1,223 1223 2S Y/FD Y Y Y Y A100Class 291; Blackout shades, lay in ceiling, 3 students/table; whiteboards; 85" display above whiteboards

L-2 4 Physics- Teaching Lab 2 24 1 1,223 1223 2S Y/FD Y Y Y Y A104

Class 261-262; Blackout shades, lay in ceiling, 3 students/table, whiteboards, 85" display above whiteboards; Add room for Class 4 Laser

L-3 4 Physics- Teaching Lab 3 24 1 1,223 1223 2S Y/FD Y Y Y Y A107Class 292; Blackout shades, lay in ceiling, 3 students/table, whiteboards, 85" display above whiteboards

L-4 4 Physics- Teaching Lab 4 (Sound of Music) 24 1 1,223 1223 1S Y/FD Y Y Y Y A110

Class 130, 133, 137; Blackout shades, sound absorbing materials on walls and ceiling, whiteboards, 85" display above whiteboards; Relocate existing Music Cabinets into this lab

L-8 3 Geo-Physical, Historical & Paleontology Teaching Lab 24 1 1,223 1223 2 S Y/FDLocal only Y Y Y Y

C127; C111; C65B

Paleontology, Historical Geology, Physical Geology; Microscope Storage Cabinets; Large light table; access to a storage/prep room, Chemicals and acids are used; Large 5' long tables for team work (2 / table)

L-9 3 Geo-Crystallography and Mineralogy Teaching Lab 24 1 1,223 1223 1S Y/FD Y Y Y Y C117 451

Lockable storage cabinets, cases and microscope cabinets (24 microscopes); H & C water; Projection & whiteboard; No chemicals; Need sample storage (see also C120); Microscope in fixed location that can be projected onto screen

L-10 1 Geo-Environmental Magnetics Teaching Lab 16 1 734 7341S/ CW Loop/FD

Not Required Y Y Y Y

C61; C66B

Faraday Cage (no lights above); AGM Magnetometer in C66B; Magnetic Susceptibility Machine; Tables are best, no casework; Microbalance in C60 to be relocated; AFM from A9 is vibration sensitive

L-11 1 Geo-Sedimentation/Core Samples Teaching Lab 24 1 1,223 1223 2S Y/FD DI Y Y Y Y C65A 4502-Drying Ovens (not vented); 2-Rotovaps, Chittick,2- Sinks required; DI water (local or central); access to exterior

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L-12 1 Geo-Rock Structure/Mechanics/Deformation Teaching Lab 24 1 1,223 12231S/ CW Loop/FD Y/FD Y DI Y Y

120-15A Y C116 459

Chilled water loop; Locate on lowest floor level; Small quantities of chemicals are used, 208 and 240 V, 30A and 120V 15 Amp circuits; Existing tables may be reused, Equipment includes Griggs deformation, Forney FX-300

L-13 3 General Purpose Teaching Lab-Physics and Geoscience 24 1 1,223 1223 1S Y/FD Y Y Y Y DI Y Y Y Y 1 1 FutureC60; C60A 667

Gas Cylinders for Oxy, He, Comp Air, Relocate Microbalance to C61

L-14 3 Geo-Geochemistry Teaching Lab 18 1 1,223 1223 4S Y/FD Y Y Y Y Distilled Y Y Y Y 2 3

C57; C317; C319; C319A

3 Fume hoods include: 1-Hydrofluoric and 1-Perchloric acid and 1-Chemistry; Autoclave, Ice Flaker, ICP, Box Furnace, AA, refrigerators, Chemicals are used; Need ventilated Gas Cabinet for welding grade acetylene

L-15 1 Geo-Geochemistry Analytical Equipment Core 16 1 734 7341S/ CW Loop/FD Y/FD Y Y Y Y DI Y Y Y Y 1

C56; C57A; C69;

C69A-B

AFM (A9) in L-10; XRD; ESEM (C57A); Xray Ultima IV also used by Mineralogy & Sedimentation Labs; CW loops, DI water polisher. C69A Cathode Luminescence will not be reused; C69B Storage room with Centrifuge

L-18 Geo-Computer Lab 24 1 734 734 Y Y C214 939 Specialty Computer Lab for Physical Geology

L-20 Research Labs 4 2 510 1020 1S/Lab Y/FD Y Y Y Y DI Y Y Y Y 1 1/Lab

A10; C57;

C215; A18

Include in project if space permits. Generic research labs for on-going and funded activities: 1) Ceramics research in A10; 2) Geochemistry Research in C57; 3) Hydrogeology in C215-x; 4) Physics research A18

Sub-Total 15,446 NSF 2,966

Classrooms and Support

C-1 Classroom-1 40 1 920 920 Y Y C120 926

Multipurpose with Crystallography, Mineralogy, Physical Geology, Samples in room along one wall; Lockable storage cabinets for samples (see also C117)

C-2 Classroom-2 40 1 920 920 Y YC111; C110 695

Multipurpose classroom used by Historical Geology and Paleontology with samples in classroom and adjoining prep room (see also C127; C65B)

C-3 Classroom-3 40 1 920 920 Y Y Use 18" x 5' tables

C-4 Classroom-4 40 1 1,300 1300 Y Y Use 18" x 5' tables

C-5 Lecture Hall-1 220 1 4,800 4800 1S Y Y A19Demo table with sink; Show pre-function space outside Lecture Hall

C-6 Lecture Hall- 1 Storage/Prep Room 3 350 1050 1S Y Y A19 Storage and Prep Room with A19; Lockable cabinets;

C-7 Lecture Hall-2 128 2 3,300 6600 1S/Lab Y Y Demo table with sink

C-8 Server Room 1 1 120 120 Y YA203, A211

Existing server room is in Physics office suite; Local UPS, Racks for computational physics, (JLS and BYHU) and backup servers

C-9 Classroom Storage 1 240 240 Y Y

Sub-Total 16,870 NSF

Support- Building

S-1 1 Machine Shop 5 1 489 4891 H&C

Sink/ FD Y/FD Y240 1ø

240 3ø Y Y Y C66A 250

Could be combined with Rock Saw Room; chemicals used; Mill, Drill, Core Cutting Saw, Lathe, Floor drain in center of room

S-2 1 Rock Saw Room/ Thin Section Lab 9-12 1 489 4891 H&C

Sink/ FD Y/FD Y DI Y Y Y Y Y C68 419Could be combined with Machine Shop, Chemicals are used, trim saw, polishing wheels, thin sectioning machines






S-3 1 Field Prep Room 10 1 489 489 1S/FD Y/FD Y Y Y YCanoes, vehicles and other large items are stored elsewhere; Hose bib near door to outside

S-4 4 Prep Labs/ Lab Storage- Physics 2 489 978 1S/Lab Y/FD Y Y Y Y1 per pair of Teaching Labs (also 1 advanced physics equipment room)

S-5 3 Prep Labs/ Lab Storage- Geosciences 2 489 978 1S/Lab Y/FD Y Y Y Y 1/lab

C110; C68B; C60A; C319A

1 per pair of Teaching Labs, Used for storage by Physical & Paleo (C111), Sedimentary (C65A) & Historical Labs

S-6 1 Chem Storage Room 1 150 150 Y/FD

Exp Proof,

Per code

Vented Storage A8

University to provide chemical inventory, Reuse OSHA Flammable Chemical storage cabinet; Explosion Proof refrigerator; Possibly distribute small quantities of chemicals to labs and store in OSHA cabinets

S-7 1 General Storage Room -Physics and Geosciences 1 107 107 Y/FD Y Y C68A 285

Locate near Physics Advanced Equipment /Cleanroom; Flammable storage cabinet; 55 gal drum with Almag oil for oil saw,

S-8 1 Cold Room for Core Samples 1 150 150 FD Y Y C68A

Pre-engineered 4ºC environmental room for core samples; Associated with Core Samples/Sedimentology Lab (C65A); 12' clear inside length min., Locate inside S-3

S-9 1 MEP Equipment Room 1 489 489DI water/

FD Y Y Y Y C70 458DI water system, Floor Drain, Hot Water heater, Pumps, air compressor, Multiple power requirements

S-10 All Geo Sample Collection - Hallway Cabinets 0 YDisplay cabinets to be located in circulation areas (lobby/corridors). Cabinets may be lighted

S-11 Student Lounge 1 0 Add if space permits; Size to be determined

S-12 4 Class 4 Laser Lab 1 150 150

Water/FD for chiller

Local chiller Y Y Y Y 1/lab

Access to Class 4 Laser Room can be off of Physics Prep Lab

Sub-Total 4,469 NSF

Total Building 40,600 Total NSF

AnalysisCrouse 28,500 NSFCrouse 40,320 GSF 71% Efficiency

Addition 17,800 NSFAddition 24,000 GSF 74% Efficiency

Total 46,300 NSFTotal 64,320 GSF 72% Efficiency



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GEOSCI PREPLAB STOR.

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PHYS. PREP LABSTORAGE

PHYSICS T-LAB_1

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TV SCREEN


COMPUTERMONITOR

5' - 0"

WHITE BOARD

OPTICAL TABLEFOR LASERS W/

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COMPUTERMONITOR

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TV SCREEN

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Auditorium Layout


First Floor Plan


Second Floor Plan


Third Floor Plan


Fourth Floor Plan

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Duct System Legend

Supply Air

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Exhaust-Relief

Exhaust-Lab

Exhaust-Special

Exhaust-Dryer

Exhaust-Kitchen

Exhaust-Boiler

Exhaust-Water Heater

Intake-Boiler

Intake-Water Heater

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Symbol Description

STAIR - WEST-2364-2

ELEV.365

GROUND FLOORMAIN VESTIBULE

386

EXISTING MECH.355

GEOCHEM.ANALYTICAL EQUIP.

CORE T-LABL-15

GEO-ENVIRO.MAGNETS T-LAB

L-10

GEO-MACHINE SHOPTHIN SECTION LAB

S-1&2

EXIST. ELEC.356

GEO-SED. CORESAMPLES T-LAB

L-11

GEO-ROCK STRUC.MECH. DEFORM.

T-LABL-12

WOMEN'S362

COLD ROOM FORCORE SAMPLES

S-8

FIELD PREP ROOMS-3

STAIR - EAST361

MEN'S363

GROUND FLOORMAIN CORRIDOR

385

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20"x14"

20"x14"

EG-1250 CFMTyp. of 8

SG-1225 CFMTyp. of 8

PIV-1-1 PIV-1-2PIV-1-3

8"x8"

8"x8"

SG-1200 CFM

20"x14"

20"x

14"

20"x14"

20"x

14"

20"x14"

PIV-1-4 PIV-1-5



14"x14"

14"x14"



16"x14"

16"x14" 14"x14"

14"x14" PIV-1-13

PIV-1-7

PIV-1-6

PIV-1-8PIV-1-9

PIV-1-10

PIV-1-11

PIV-1-12 10"x10"

EG-1300 CFM

SG-1300 CFM

10"x10" 20"x16"

20"x

16"

12"x12"

14"x14"

14"x

14"

12"x12"

14"x14"EG-1

310 CFMTyp. of 4



EG-1200 CFMTyp. of 4 12"x12"

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First Floor HVAC Plan


Duct System Legend

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Return Air

Exhaust-Relief

Exhaust-Lab

Exhaust-Special

Exhaust-Dryer

Exhaust-Kitchen

Exhaust-Boiler


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VAV-2-1

VAV-2-3

VAV-2-4

VAV-2-2

VAV-2-17

VAV-2-16

P - Office346

STAIR - WEST-1364-1

Classroom342

ELEV.365

STAIR - EAST-1361-1

Classroom343

Dept. Chair339

G - Office336

MEN'S384

WOMEN'S383

Admin404

Office Admin327

Break Room328

G - Office331

G - Office340

P - Office349

G - Office338

G - Office337

G - Office333

P - Office344

G - Office334

G - Office335

P - Office351

G - Office345

Break Room403

P - Office348

P - Office347

Storage399

Work Room401

IT390

JAN391

P - Office350

G - Office332

STAI

R -E

AST-

236

1-2

Conference329

Space330

VAV-2-5VAV-2-6 VAV-2-7

VAV-2-8 VAV-2-9 VAV-2-10 VAV-2-11 VAV-2-12 VAV-2-13 VAV-2-14

VAV-2-15

VAV-2-18VAV-2-19VAV-2-20VAV-2-21VAV-2-22VAV-2-23VAV-2-24VAV-2-25

VAV-2-26

24"x16"

26"x16" 24"x12"

24"x14" 22"x12" 22"x10"

22"x

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22"x10" 18"x10" 14"x10"10"x10"

10"x10"

8"x8"

4"ø

22"x12"

14"x14"

4"ø

10"x10"

14"x10"20"x10"

20"x

10"

24"x12"

24"x

12"

4"x10"8"x10"10"x10"

12"x10"14"x10"16"x10"

8"x10"16"x10"

20"x

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20"x10"

20"x

10"

22"x10"24"x12" 24"x10"26"x12"

26"x12"

26"x16"

26"x16"

24"x16" 24"x14"

22"x12"

22"x10" 18"x10" 14"x10"

10"x10"

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Duct System Legend

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Return Air

Exhaust-Relief

Exhaust-Lab

Exhaust-Special

Exhaust-Dryer

Exhaust-Kitchen

Exhaust-Boiler


Intake-Boiler

Intake-Water Heater

#" OA

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Symbol Description

GEO-PHYS. HIST.PALEO T-LAB

L-8

GENERAL PURPOSET-LABL-13

ELEV.365

MEN'S382

GEO-CRYSTAL &MINERALOGY T-LAB

L-9

WOMEN'S381

GEOSCI PREP LABSTOR.S-5

GEO-GEOCHEMT-LABL-14

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PIV-3-1

PIV-3-2PIV-3-3

PIV-3-4PIV-3-5 PIV-3-6

PIV-3-7

PIV-3-8

PIV-3-10

PIV-3-12

20"x

14"



20"x

14"



20"x14"

20"x14"14"x12"

16"x12"

14"x14"

14"x14"

14"x14" 14"x14"

20"x14"

20"x14"

14"x14"14"x14"



30"x18"

30"x18"

30"x18" PIV-3-11SG-1

350 CFMTyp. of 2


PIV-3-9

12"x12"

12"x12"SG-1

225 CFMTyp. of 8

EG-1250 CFMTyp. of 820"x14"

20"x14"

20"x

18"

20"x

14"

14"x14"12"x12"

14"x14"

14"x14"

THIRD FLOORCOORIDOR

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STAIR - WEST398

GEOSCI PREP LABSTO.S-5

ELEC393

JAN394

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Duct System Legend

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Return Air

Exhaust-Relief

Exhaust-Lab

Exhaust-Special

Exhaust-Dryer

Exhaust-Kitchen

Exhaust-Boiler


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Intake-Water Heater

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PHYSICS T-LAB_4L-4

PHYSICS T-LAB_2L-2

PHYSICS T-LAB_1L-1PHYS. PREP LAB

STORAGES-4

PHYS. CHEM.STORAGE

380


S-4 PHYSICS T-LAB_3L-3

WOMEN'S387

MEN'S388

LASER LABS-12



PIV-4-1 PIV-4-2 PIV-4-3

PIV-4-4

PIV-4-5PIV-4-6

PIV-4-7

PIV-4-8

PIV-4-9

PIV-4-10PIV-4-11

PIV-4-12





20"x

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20"x

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20"x14"

20"x

14"

24"x

16"

20"x14"

20"x14"

10"x10"

12"x12"

10"x10"

20"x14"

20"x14"

12"x12"

14"x14"

14"x14"

14"x14"

20"x14"

20"x14"

14"x14"

12"x12"

12"x12" SG-1345 CFMTyp. of 2

12"x12"

20"x14"

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20"x14"

Corridor328

IT395

Access396

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Heating CFM LAT Heating V/PHPIV-1-1 Phoenix Controls L-12 GEO-ROCK STRUC. MECH. DEFORM. T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 2000 CFM 55 °F 670 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 25.33 2.5 GPM 24/1PIV-1-2 Phoenix Controls L-12 GEO-ROCK STRUC. MECH. DEFORM. T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1800 CFM 55 °F 595 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 22.49 2.2 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-1-3 Phoenix Controls 386 GROUND FLOOR MAIN VESTIBULE 8IN 0.75 in-wg 200 CFM 55 °F 65 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 2.46 0.2 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-1-4 Phoenix Controls L-11 GEO-SED. CORE T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 2000 CFM 55 °F 670 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 25.33 2.5 GPM 24/1PIV-1-5 Phoenix Controls L-11 GEO-SED. CORE T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1800 CFM 55 °F 595 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 22.49 2.2 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-1-6 Phoenix Controls L-10 GEO-ENVIRO. MAGNETS T-LAB 12IN 0.75 in-wg 740 CFM 55 °F 244 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 9.22 0.9 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-1-7 Phoenix Controls L-15 GEOCHEM. EQUIP. CORE T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1120 CFM 55 °F 370 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 13.99 1.4 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-1-8 Phoenix Controls L-10 GEO-ENVIRO. MAGNETS T-LAB 12IN 0.75 in-wg 800 CFM 55 °F 265 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 10.02 1.0 GPM 24/1PIV-1-9 Phoenix Controls L-15 GEOCHEM. ANALYTICAL EQUIP. CORE T-LAB L-15 GEOCHEM. EQUIP. CORE T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1240 CFM 55 °F 410 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 15.50 1.5 GPM 24/1PIV-1-10 Phoenix Controls S-1&2 GEO-MACHINE SHOP THIN SECTION LAB 10IN 0.75 in-wg 300 CFM 55 °F 100 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 3.78 0.4 GPM 24/1PIV-1-11 Phoenix Controls S-1&2 GEO-MACHINE SHOP THIN SECTION LAB 10IN 0.75 in-wg 300 CFM 55 °F 100 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 3.78 0.4 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-1-12 Phoenix Controls S-1&2 GEO-MACHINE SHOP THIN SECTION LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1400 CFM 55 °F 460 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 17.39 1.7 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-1-13 Phoenix Controls S-1&2 GEO-MACHINE SHOP THIN SECTION LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1400 CFM 55 °F 460 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 17.39 1.7 GPM 24/1PIV-3-1 Phoenix Controls L-9 GEO-CRYSTAL & MINERALOGY T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 2000 CFM 55 °F 670 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 25.33 2.5 GPM 24/1PIV-3-2 Phoenix Controls L-9 GEO-CRYSTAL & MINERALOGY T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1800 CFM 55 °F 595 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 22.49 2.2 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-3-3 Phoenix Controls S-5 GEO-CRYSTAL & MINERALOGY T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 990 CFM 55 °F 325 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 12.29 1.2 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-3-4 Phoenix Controls S-5 GEOSCI. PREP LAB & STOR. 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1095 CFM 55 °F 361 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 13.65 1.4 GPM 24/1PIV-3-5 Phoenix Controls L-8 GEO-PHYS. PALEO T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 2000 CFM 55 °F 670 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 25.33 2.5 GPM 24/1PIV-3-6 Phoenix Controls L-8 GEO-PHYS. PALEO T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1800 CFM 55 °F 595 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 22.49 2.2 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-3-7 Phoenix Controls L-13 GEO GENERAL T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1800 CFM 55 °F 595 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 22.49 2.2 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-3-8 Phoenix Controls L-13 GEO GENERAL T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 2000 CFM 55 °F 670 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 25.33 2.5 GPM 24/1PIV-3-9 Phoenix Controls S-5 GEOSCI PREP LAB STOR. 12IN 0.75 in-wg 770 CFM 55 °F 255 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 9.64 1.0 GPM 24/1PIV-3-10 Phoenix Controls S-5 GEOSCI PREP LAB STOR. 12IN 0.75 in-wg 700 CFM 55 °F 230 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 8.69 0.9 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-3-11 Phoenix Controls L-14 GEO-GEOCHEM T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 4550 CFM 55 °F 1500 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 56.70 5.7 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-3-12 Phoenix Controls L-14 GEO-GEOCHEM T-LAB 14IN 0.75 in-wg 4550 CFM 55 °F 1500 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 56.70 5.7 GPM 24/1PIV-4-1 Phoenix Controls L-4 PHYSICS T-LAB_4 14IN 0.75 in-wg 2000 CFM 55 °F 670 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 25.33 2.5 GPM 24/1PIV-4-2 Phoenix Controls L-4 PHYSICS T-LAB_4 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1800 CFM 55 °F 595 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 22.49 2.2 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-4-3 Phoenix Controls S-4 Prep - Stor. 12IN 0.75 in-wg 470 CFM 55 °F 155 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 5.86 0.6 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-4-4 Phoenix Controls S-4 Prep - Stor. 12IN 0.75 in-wg 520 CFM 55 °F 170 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 6.43 0.6 GPM 24/1PIV-4-5 Phoenix Controls L-3 PHYSICS T-LAB_3 14IN 0.75 in-wg 2520 CFM 55 °F 830 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 31.37 3.1 GPM 24/1PIV-4-6 Phoenix Controls L-3 PHYSICS T-LAB_3 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1840 CFM 55 °F 605 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 22.87 2.3 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-4-7 Phoenix Controls L-1 PHYSICS T-LAB_1 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1760 CFM 55 °F 580 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 21.92 2.2 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-4-8 Phoenix Controls L-1 PHYSICS T-LAB_1 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1920 CFM 55 °F 630 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 23.81 2.4 GPM 24/1PIV-4-9 Phoenix Controls S-4 PHYS. PREP LAB STORAGE 12IN 0.75 in-wg 760 CFM 55 °F 250 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 9.45 0.9 GPM 24/1PIV-4-10 Phoenix Controls S-4 PHYS. PREP LAB STORAGE 12IN 0.75 in-wg 690 CFM 55 °F 225 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 8.51 0.9 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-4-11 Phoenix Controls L-2 PHYSICS T-LAB_2 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1760 CFM 55 °F 580 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 21.92 2.2 GPM 24/1 DOASPIV-4-12 Phoenix Controls L-2 PHYSICS T-LAB_2 14IN 0.75 in-wg 1920 CFM 55 °F 630 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 23.81 2.4 GPM 24/1

Air Device ScheduleTag Basis of Design Material Airflow Range

(CFM)Connection Size

(in)Max Noise Criteria

(NC) RemarksManufacturer ModelEG-1 Titus HVAC FL-20 Steel 0-350 25EG-2 Titus HVAC FL-20 Steel 0-600 25SG-1 Titus HVAC FL-20 Steel 0-350 25 DOASSG-2 Titus HVAC FL-20 Steel 0-600 25 DOAS

VAV Unit Schedule

Tag

Manufacturer Model Location Service TypePressure Dropthrough VAV

and Coil

MaximumCFM Cooling LAT

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RemarksAir Side Water Side

V/PH

Heating CFM LAT Heating EWT Heating LWT Heating

Reheat CoilCapacity(MBH) Reheat GPM

VAV-2-1 Titus HVAC DESV 404 Admin 404 Admin 06 0.50 in-wg 400 CFM 55 °F 150 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 5.67 0.6 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-2 Titus HVAC DESV 329 Conference 329 Conference, 399 Storage, 327 Office Admin 08 0.50 in-wg 450 CFM 55 °F 180 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 6.80 0.7 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-3 Titus HVAC DESV 328 Break Room 328 Break Room 06 0.50 in-wg 300 CFM 55 °F 150 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 5.67 0.6 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-4 Titus HVAC DESV 401 Work Room 401 Work Room 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 30 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.13 0.1 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-5 Titus HVAC DESV XXX Corridor 390 IT, 391 JAN 08 0.50 in-wg 500 CFM 55 °F 200 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 7.56 0.8 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-6 Titus HVAC DESV 342 Classroom 342 Classroom 08 0.50 in-wg 500 CFM 55 °F 200 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 7.56 0.8 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-7 Titus HVAC DESV 403 Break Room 403 Break Room 06 0.50 in-wg 300 CFM 55 °F 125 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 4.73 0.5 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-8 Titus HVAC DESV 332 G - Office 332 G - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-9 Titus HVAC DESV 333 G - Office 333 G - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-10 Titus HVAC DESV 334 G - Office 334 G - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-11 Titus HVAC DESV 335 G - Office 335 G - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-12 Titus HVAC DESV 336 G - Office 336 G - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-13 Titus HVAC DESV 337 G - Office 337 G - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-14 Titus HVAC DESV 338 G - Office 338 G - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-15 Titus HVAC DESV 339 Dept. Chair 339 Dept. Chair 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-16 Titus HVAC DESV 340 G - Office 340 G - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-17 Titus HVAC DESV 331 G - Office 331 G - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-18 Titus HVAC DESV 345 G - Office 345 P - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-19 Titus HVAC DESV 351 P - Office 351 P - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-20 Titus HVAC DESV 346 P - Office 346 P - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-21 Titus HVAC DESV 347 P - Office 347 P - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-22 Titus HVAC DESV 348 P - Office 348 P - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-23 Titus HVAC DESV 349 P - Office 349 P - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-24 Titus HVAC DESV 350 P - Office 350 P - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-25 Titus HVAC DESV 344 P - Office 344 P - Office 04 0.50 in-wg 150 CFM 55 °F 50 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 1.89 0.2 GPM 24/1 AHU-1VAV-2-26 Titus HVAC DESV 343 Classroom 343 Classroom 10 0.50 in-wg 1200 CFM 55 °F 400 CFM 90 °F 180 °F 160 °F 15.12 1.5 GPM 24/1 AHU-1


HVAC Schedules


SYMBOL LEGEND

DOMESTIC COLD WATER (CW)

DOMESTIC HOT WATER (HW)

DOMESTIC HOT WATER RETURN (HWR)

CHILLED COLD WATER SUPPLY (CCWS)

CHILLED COLD WATER RETURN (CCWR)

HEATING HOT WATER SUPPLY (HHWS)

HEATING HOT WATER RETURN (HHWR)

GLYCOL HEATING HOT WATER SUPPLY (GHHWS)

GLYCOL HEATING HOT WATER RETURN (GHHWR)

HIGH TEMPERATURE HEATING HOT WATER SUPPLY (HTHHWS)

HIGH TEMPERATURE HEATING HOT WATER RETURN(HTHHWR)

TUNNEL COLD WATER SUPPLY (TCWS)

TUNNEL COLD WATER RETURN (TCWR)

PUMP

TUNNEL

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

FOURTH FLOOR

ROOF /PENTHOUSE

DOMESTICSTORAGE

TANK

DOMESTIC HOTWATER HEATEXCHANGER

BLDG HEATING HOTWATER HEAT EXCHANGER

BLDG COLDWATER HEATEXCHANGER

AIR HANDLINGUNIT

(AHU-1)

DEDICATEDOUTDOOR AIR

SYSTEM(DOAS-1)

GROUND / TUNNEL

SERVESFIRSTFLOOR

SERVESSECONDFLOOR

SERVESTHIRDFLOOR

SERVESFOURTHFLOOR

SERVESROOFTOP /PENTHOUSE

SERVESFIRSTFLOOR

SERVESSECONDFLOOR

SERVESTHIRDFLOOR

SERVESFOURTHFLOOR

DOMESTIC BOOSTER PUMP

GLYCOLHEAT

EXCHANGER

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M601

Preliminary Plumbing Diagram


34"x20"

24"x20"

22"x12"

36"x20"

28"x20"

12"x22"

28"x20"

20"x20"

14"x14"

32"x30"

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22"x20"

22"x12"

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30"x22"

18"x12"

Duct System Legend

Supply Air

Outdoor Air

Return Air

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Exhaust-Special

Exhaust-Dryer

Exhaust-Kitchen

Exhaust-Boiler


Intake-Boiler

Intake-Water Heater

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MechanicalIsometrics DOAS

M901

2 NE Laboratory Supply Air Stack - DOAS1 NW Laboratory Supply Air Stack - DOAS

4 SE Laboratory Supply Air Stack - DOAS3 SW Laboratory Supply Air Stack - DOAS

6 NE Laboratory Exhaust Air Stack - DOAS5 NW Laboratory Exhaust Air Stack - DOAS

8 SE Laboratory Exhaust Air Stack - DOAS7 SW Laboratory Exhaust Air Stack - DOAS

10 Overall Laboratory Exhaust Iso - DOAS9 Overall Laboratory Supply Iso - DOAS

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Sheet Notes - M901

# Note1 See view 1. This riser is depicted in the NW Supply Air Stack below.2 See view 2. This riser is depicted in the NE Supply Air Stack below.3 See view 3. This riser is depicted in the SW Supply Air Stack below.4 See view 4. This riser is depicted in the SE Supply Air Stack below.5 See view 5. This riser is depicted in the NW Exhaust Air Stack below.6 See view 6. This riser is depicted in the NE Exhaust Air Stack below.7 See view 7. This riser is depicted in the SW Exhaust Air Stack below.8 See view 8. This riser is depicted in the SE Exhaust Air Stack below.

Mechanical Isometrics DOAS


24"x16"

26"x16"

24"x16"

26"x16"

26"x12"

24"x12"

24"x10"

22"x10"

20"x10"

16"x10"

8"x10" 10"x10"

8"x10"

24"x14"

22"x12"

22"x10"

18"x10"

14"x10"

10"x10"

8"x8"

24"x16"

26"x16"

24"x16"

24"x14"

26"x16"

24"x12"

22"x10"

18"x10"

14"x10"

10"x10"

8"x8"

4"ø

4"ø

10"x10"

14"x10"

20"x10"16"x10"

14"x10"

12"x10"

10"x10"

8"x10"

4"x10"

Duct System Legend

Supply Air

Outdoor Air

Return Air

Exhaust-Relief

Exhaust-Lab

Exhaust-Special

Exhaust-Dryer

Exhaust-Kitchen

Exhaust-Boiler


Intake-Boiler

Intake-Water Heater

#" OA

#" SA

#" RA

#" ER

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M902

1 Overall 2nd Floor & New Addition Return Air Iso - AHU-1

2 Overall 2nd Floor & New Addition Supply Air Iso - AHU-1

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Sheet Notes - M902# Note1 Duct riser shall serve new addition classrooms and lecture halls, extending towards the West.

Mechanical Isometrics AHU-1


Basement / Vault / Tunnel Level

G

ACH

ACL

ATS

EH-B

ReceptaclesLCP-3

M

First Floor

Second Floor

Third Floor

Fourth Floor

Roof/Penthouse Level

EL-B

EL-2

EL-4

HP-R

HP-3LP-3

LP-1 HP-1

M M

LCP-1

Emergency Lights

Other 208/120V LoadsOther 480/277V Loads

Lights

LightsReceptaclesOther 208/120V Loads

Other 480/277V Loads Elevator

From 480/277V secondary off of transformer T-A/C

800A

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T-2A/CT-EM

These and other HVAC 480/277V loads coordinated with mechanical requirements.

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Electrical RiserDiagram

E601

NTS1 Partial Riser Diagram

Electrical Riser Diagram


P - Office346

STAIR - WEST-1364-1

Classroom342

ELEV.-1365-1

STAIR - EAST-1361-1

P - Office350

Classroom343

GEOSCI PREP LABSTOR.368

G - Office339

G - Office336

MEN'S384

WOMEN'S383

TUTORING330

Conference329

Office Admin327

Work Room326

Break Room328

G - Office331

G - Office340

P - Office349

G - Office338

G - Office337

G - Office333

Dept. Chair344

G - Office334

G - Office335

P - Office351

P - Office345

Prep+Stor389

P - Office348

P - Office347

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Second FloorLighting Analysis

EL702

1/8" = 1'-0"1 Second Floor Lighting with Select Areas Analyzed


Sheet Notes - EL702# Note1 The labs and classrooms shall have no ceilings and may be lit by pendant luminaires mounted 9'

AFF. Direct/indirect fixtures may be used as primary lighting, and secondary lighting may beprovided by wall washer pendants.

2 The corridors and hallways will likely have some sort of ceiling, and we may light them with circulardownlights or with recessed linears.

3 Miscellaneous areas will use the UA standard troffer luminaires.4 A typical office will likely have a gypsum ceiling. Primary lighting may be provided by circular

downlights, and accent lighting may be provided by linear recessed wall washers (e.g., these mightbe used to highlight framed pictures or degrees mounted to the wall).

Lighting FixturesTag Manufacturer Model DescriptionP1 Ledalite 2901LBEWN4 Suspended linear wall washer LED with asymmetric optics. Comes in sections which are a multiple of 2' in length.P2 Finelite S16 LED ID DCO 4' 3E B/B 840 Direct/Indirect suspended LED. Comes in multiples of 4' lengths.R1 Gotham EVO 50/10 6AR MD MVOLT GZ10 TRW Recessed 6" circular downlight, medium distribution (4000K in rooms, 5000K in corridors)R2 Axis Lighting BMRLED-500-90-40-ASO-12 Recessed linear wall washer LED. Comes in 4' sections.R3 Lithonia 2VTL4 40L ADP GZ10 LP840 N80 CPFM standard troffer, can be 2'×4' or 2'×2' (4000K in rooms, 5000K in corridors)

Second Floor Lighting Analysis


ELEV365

PHYSICS T-LAB_3374

PHYSICS T-LAB_4375

PHYSICS T-LAB_2378

PHYSICS STUDYTUTORING

373

PHYSICS T-LAB_1376


377

Prep - Stor.341

PHYS. CHEM.STORAGE

380

MEN'S388

WOMEN'S387

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Fourth Floor LightingAnalysis

EL704

1/8" = 1'-0"1 Fourth Floor Lighting with Select Areas Analyzed


Sheet Notes - EL704# Note1 The labs and classrooms shall have no ceilings and may be lit by pendant luminaires mounted 9'

AFF. Direct/indirect fixtures may be used as primary lighting, and secondary lighting may beprovided by wall washer pendants.

2 The corridors and hallways will likely have some sort of ceiling, and we may light them with circulardownlights or with recessed linears.

3 Miscellaneous areas will use the UA standard troffer luminaires.

Lighting FixturesTag Manufacturer Model DescriptionP1 Ledalite 2901LBEWN4 Suspended linear wall washer LED with asymmetric optics. Comes in sections which are a multiple of 2' in length.P2 Finelite S16 LED ID DCO 4' 3E B/B 840 Direct/Indirect suspended LED. Comes in multiples of 4' lengths.R1 Gotham EVO 50/10 6AR MD MVOLT GZ10 TRW Recessed 6" circular downlight, medium distribution (4000K in rooms, 5000K in corridors)R2 Axis Lighting BMRLED-500-90-40-ASO-12 Recessed linear wall washer LED. Comes in 4' sections.R3 Lithonia 2VTL4 40L ADP GZ10 LP840 N80 CPFM standard troffer, can be 2'×4' or 2'×2' (4000K in rooms, 5000K in corridors)

Fourth Floor Lighting Analysis

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October 17, 2019






Members

Guests

None

Minutes Approval

DISCUSSION Minutes from September 19, 2019 were unanimously approved.


Marilia Antunez Faculty Senate 2019-2022 Present

Malik Elbuluk Faculty Senate 2019-2021 Present






Stephen Myers Administrator Continuous Present

Mark Okocha USG 2019-2020 Present

Lisa Sabol CPAC 2019-2020 Excused



Maci Woyat USG 2019-2020 Present

University Council

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General Discussion

• The October agenda was approved as presented.

Discussion was held on the topic of speeding in lot 6, submitted via Issue Brief. The membership agreed that the most expedient and cost-effective solution would be to re-install speed bumps along the parking lanes on the north and west sides of InfoCision Stadium.

Coach Dennis Mitchell of Track & Field e-mailed a copy of the “Back on Track” fundraising initiative for our review/endorsement. Discussion was held and we learned that the existing facility is not designed on the current metric standard in addition to the surface condition being unsafe for usage. This renders the facility unsuitable for practices as well as hosting events. The committee voted unanimously to support the initiative provided that the project is donor funded and not supported through the General Fund, similar to the baseball field replacement.

USG representatives inquired about sustainability efforts as well as mentioning the desire to sponsor new bottle filling water coolers. Installation costs will be reviewed and shared at our next meeting. There was further discussion regarding Perfect Plastics and where the initiative could be housed and who would sponsor it moving forward.

Stephen Myers presented general project updates including the opening of the Sumner Street bridge for pedestrian traffic, the completion of the Kolbe Hall elevator, the completion of half of the Bierce elevator replacement, and the demolition of Gallucci Hall. A new pollinator garden will be a part of the site restoration in the Spring. EJ Thomas has new LED lighting in the lobby spaces. Auburn Science elevator project, IT cabling, Baseball field replacement, Computer Center Roof are all in progress. Guzzetta Hall’s roof replacement is almost complete.

The committee set the next meeting dates for November 21 and December 12. Spring semester dates will be set at the December meeting once everyone has teaching and other schedules determined.


Next Meetings – 11/21/19, 12/12/19

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November 21, 2019 2:35 pm – 4:17 pm






Members

Guests

Harvey Sterns

Minutes Approval

DISCUSSION Minutes from October 17, 2019 were unanimously approved.



Malik Elbuluk Faculty Senate 2019-2021 Absent


Dimitria Gatzia Chairs/School Directors Continuous Excused





Mark Okocha USG 2019-2020 Present

Lisa Sabol CPAC 2019-2020 Present



Maci Woyat USG 2019-2020 Present

University Council

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General Discussion

• Mark Okocha requested that discussion of a unified posting policy for all student groups be added to the November agenda. Max Fightmaster made the motion requesting the topic addition, Lisa Sabol seconded and the motion was approved unanimously.

Discussion was held on the topic submission received regarding the pedestrian

crosswalk at Hill Street and University Avenue. Since this was already part of the discussion with the city of Akron in previous meetings, Dorothy wil l follow up with Mike Lupica to check on status of painting this crosswalk and others around campus for better visibility.

Topics of better lighting in and around campus and placement of blue light towers were discussed per request of GSG President, Amanda Stefin. Shawn Stevens and Mark Okocha reported there was a Safety Walk scheduled for tonight @ 7:15pm. Typically USG representatives, UAPD and Safety personnel schedule at least one walk per semester to review such issues. The UA App also has a spot to report issues such as lighting, or other concerns in and around campus. USG will make sure that GSG representatives are invited to the walk.

Stephen Myers reported that additional blue light towers are installed when new construction is finished. They serve as a deterrent to crime and are checked on a regular basis.

The committee discussed concerns about students receiving information regarding safety, UA Zip Patrol and emergency contact numbers, specifically transfer students that do not receive any additional training when coming to campus. One idea is to include information when students pick up parking passes.

Mark Okocha reported that many student groups have concerns regarding rules about posting flyers in buildings. For example, the Student Union has a strict and clear policy regarding postings. Can there be one unified policy for all buildings? Stephen Myers stated that it’s up to each college/building to establish and enforce a policy. There are standard rules across campus that postings should not be placed on painted surfaces, but it’s not always enforced and not all buildings have bulletin boards to accommodate postings. Max Fightmaster suggested that building coordinators could serve as the contact for such questions and offered to get a list for Mark.

Mark Okocha requested information on how USG would obtain permission for students from the Art Brigade to paint/install murals in campus buildings. USG will need to seek permission from each college/building coordinator.

Stephen Myers presented general project updates including: the west campus parking deck is almost complete, railings to be installed on the Sumner Street bridge for pedestrian traffic, elevators in Bierce and Auburn will be completed by mid-December, still finishing roof replacements, structural repairs and roof replacement on the Carriage House at the Hower House are complete. IT infrastructure project is ongoing with pertinent information posted in The Digest. Library hours will be affected in January due to cabling work in the evening. The baseball field is almost

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finished and the team did practice on it. The first phase of the vault project on Carroll Street is complete and the fencing will be removed soon. The second phase of the project starts in March in the center of campus and planned to be finished in the fall. Other updates include the demolition of Ayer Hall next fall, the Student Union is getting a new dishwasher, Radiator Rich will be torn down soon and the restrooms in Bierce are getting renovated. Finished projects include the Institute for Human Science and Culture and the College of Business Administration.


Next Meetings – 12/12/19

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December 12, 2019 2:38 pm – 3:22 pm






Members

Guests

Minutes Approval

DISCUSSION Minutes from November 21, 2019 were unanimously approved.



Malik Elbuluk Faculty Senate 2019-2021 Present




Sarah Han GSG 2019-2020 Excused



Mark Okocha USG 2019-2020 Absent

Lisa Sabol CPAC 2019-2020 Excused


Shawn Stevens - Chair SEAC – at large Continuous Excused

Maci Woyat USG 2019-2020 Excused

University Council

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General Discussion

• Agenda and November minutes were unanimously approved.

• USG reps were not present so tabled update on the safety walk.

• Tabled setting future meeting dates due to several members not present.

• General updates from Stephen Myers:

o Construction on Buckingham begins in January o IT cabling project continues through summer o ICS Industrial Control Systems Test Bed Ribbon Cutting took place in

December o Railings have not been installed on the new bridge yet o Advisor suite finished in Auburn Science Center o Baseball field is completed, just working on concrete and finishing touches o Turf replacement in field house is complete o Labs at Medina and Wayne are being worked on o UA will receive a new hazmat storage building o Request is out to bid for new air handlers in the Roadway building o Whitby Hall roof replacement out to bid o West campus parking deck is complete o Architects have been selected for the restrooms update in Bierce Library o Ayer/Crouse renovation: decreased lecture halls from 3 to 2 to fit the budget o Radiator Rich building has been demolished.


Next Meetings – 12/12/19

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