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DCA TERMINAL A IMPROVEMENTS (NEAR TERM)10 AUGUST 2012<br />

TASK ORDER 03: LOBBY IMPROVEMENTS – PKG 4 -CURBSIDE CHECK-IN<br />

RONALD REAGAN WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT<br />

PROJECT DT1203<br />

6. NEMA Motor Starters and Circuit Breakers: Contractor shall have option of providing<br />

either NEMA Starters or IEC Starters, as listed below.<br />

a. Circuit Breakers: Motor circuit breakers shall be Magnetic Only Motor Circuit<br />

Breakers, 480-Volts, 3-Pole, 15,000 A.I.C. minimum, and sized as required for<br />

intended load. Circuit breakers shall be Allen Bradley, General Electric, Schneider<br />

Electric or as acceptable to The Authority. Circuit breakers shall coordinate with<br />

RK1 fuses in main and shall be an UL approved coordination.<br />

b. NEMA Starters: All NEMA starters shall be Allen-Bradley 509 Series or as<br />

acceptable to The Authority. Motor starters shall be NEMA Rated, 3-Pole, 480V,<br />

120V Starter Coil Voltage, magnetic across-the-line contactors, each with a<br />

holding contact and auxiliary contacts as required. Motor starters shall each have<br />

three manual-reset, thermal-overload relays. Reversing motor starters shall be<br />

Allen-Bradley 505 Series or as acceptable to The Authority and shall have<br />

electrical and mechanical interlocks. Starters shall incorporate thermal overload<br />

protection in all phases. Overload shall be set at 100%. Minimum starter size<br />

shall be NEMA size “0”. All motor starters shall be mounted in Motor Control<br />

Panels with their associated controls.<br />

7. IEC Motor Starters and Group Fusing: Contractor shall have option of providing either<br />

IEC Starters or NEMA Starters, as listed above.<br />

a. Group Fusing: Fuse blocks shall be rated for 600-Volt, 3-Pole, and sized as<br />

required for intended load. Fuse blocks shall be Bussmann, Marathon, or as<br />

acceptable to The Authority. Fuse block, fuses, and associated components shall<br />

coordinate with RK1 fuses in main and IEC starter, and shall be an UL approved<br />

coordination. Components and installation shall comply with NEC or Local Code<br />

requirements, whichever are more stringent.<br />

b. IEC Starters: All IEC starters shall be Schneider Electric TeSys U-Line motor<br />

starters with “D-Line” series contactors, Allen-Bradley bulletin 140 series starters<br />

with bulletin 100 series contactors, or as acceptable to The Authority. Motor<br />

starters shall be UL approved for group motor installations and protected by group<br />

fusing in accordance with UL and NEC requirements. Short circuit protective<br />

device size shall comply with NEC requirements for group motor installations of<br />

this type. Starters shall be 3-Pole, 480V, 120V Starter Coil Voltage, with auxiliary<br />

contacts as required. Installation shall conform to NEC requirements. All motor<br />

starters shall be mounted in Motor Control Panels with their associated controls.<br />

8. Relays:<br />

a. Control Relays: Shall have a 120-volt AC coil rating, and each relay shall have a<br />

minimum of eight NO/NC contacts rated at 600 volts, 10 amps. Allen-Bradley<br />

Model 700-P Series with 700-MP universal mounting strip. Provide Allen-Bradley<br />

surge suppressors on control relays.<br />

b. Relays: Shall have a 120-volt AC coil rating, Model 700-HA Series with 700-<br />

HN100 screw terminal tube base socket.<br />

c. All timing functions shall be accomplished in the programming. Timer relays are<br />

not acceptable, unless specifically required for an operation. For VFD delay<br />

BAGGAGE HANDLING EQUIPMENT 34 77 16 - 45

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