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Page 378.3.4.2 Emergency Lighting. Show the location of emergency lighting fixtures including exitsigns and exterior path illumination. Include this information on the life safety codedrawings8.3.4.3 Communications. Identify any existing and new communications serviceconnections, both aerial and underground. Indicate characteristics and standards ofdesign for aerial or underground communication lines. Describe who will beresponsible for all final terminations.8.3.4.4 Site Plan. Provide a separate electrical site plan or sheet reference indicating allexisting and proposed support utility lines and equipment required to serve the projectincluding electrical power lines, all roads and driveways, parking areas, and otheritems necessary for functional and operating adequacy. Indicate the extent of anydemolition to be done. If extensive, provide separate drawings with independentlegend for new work.8.3.5 Specifications.a. Exterior Lighting. Indicate location and type of exterior lighting proposed (streetlighting, security lighting, or parking lot lighting).b. Capacity. Indicate the type, number, location, KVA capacity, primary andsecondary voltage of the transformer installation proposed. Identify the capacityof the transformer(s) based on area calculations and site lighting estimates.Provide a listing of specifications in the design analysis.8.4 FINAL DESIGN8.4.1 Design Analysis.8.4.1.1 Submittal. To support this submittal, provide a complete design analysis, updated toreflect changes from prior submittals. The final DA shall be complete, not justamendments to previously submitted design analyses8.4.1.2 Calculations. Provide design calculations and supporting documentation to supportdesign considerations. Calculations shall be computed and checked by separateindividuals, one of which must be a registered electrical engineer. Indicate the namesor initials of these individuals on the page or insert carrying the calculations.Supporting documentation shall be clear, and formulas and references shall beidentified. Assumptions and conclusions shall be explained and cross-referencingshall be clear. When a computer program is used, name the program and describe andinclude a flow chart showing how the program reaches solution. Include calculationsand data for the following in the analysis:a. Lighting calculations.b. Short-circuit calculations.c. Voltage drop calculations.d. Existing loading data where connections are made to existing transformers orload centers including method determining the availability of sufficient capacityfor the additional loads.e. Calculations of all connected loads, demand factors, and demand loads by circuitnumber for each panel and switchboard. Show amp-interrupting circuit ratingsfor each switchboard and panelboard.f. Requirements for cathodic protection.1 April 2007 Version Army Reserve DPSR Manual -- Part C
Page 388.4.2 Drawings.g. Trade names are not allowed on the contract plans and specifications. However,for lighting fixtures and other equipment such as motor control centers,switchgear, bus duct, transformers (where special features are required), specialreceptacles, etc., Include the current manufacturer and catalog number of theequipment in the D.A.h. TV System Requirements.i. Lightning Protection Risk AssessmentComplete all of the previous submitted interim drawings, and all additional required drawings fora full design package.8.4.2.1 Details. Include all details for final package on drawings. For congested areas thatmight interfere with various electrical systems, cable trays, piping, ducts, etc.,thoroughly detail by expanded scale drawings.8.4.3 Specifications.Provide a complete set of fully edited specifications from the listing given at the interim design.8.4.3.1 References. Add publication references, paragraphs, and descriptions for items notadequately covered by specifications.8.4.3.2 Availability. Ascertain that major or special types of equipment are availablecommercially.1 April 2007 Version Army Reserve DPSR Manual -- Part C
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