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Blue Prints ch 12

Understanding, Interpreting, and Evaluating Blueprint Specifications

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1. What are specifications? Detailed list of requirements for that job.
2. What is the function of Div 0 (sections 00020 - 00830) in commercial specification? contract requirements
3. What section lets you know how the specifications deal with substitute materials? 01631
4. With which sections of the specifications should the electrical contractor be concerned? all of them
5. Where are the electrical specifications found? division 16
6. Describe the overall project in terms of number of buildings and general construction. 01010 3 buildings made of steel and brick.
7. Will the owner be allowed to occupy the portion of the new structure before it is complete? yes 01010 1.7A
8. What section of the specifications would give wages and payroll information for the project? 00830
10. How many contractors is the project constructed under? 4 , 01010 1.4A
9. What section of the specifications covers submittals? 01300
11. What section of the specifications give the overall picture of electrical work and what are the three major parts of this section? Division 16, part 1- general, 2- products, 3- Execution
12. Why should the electrical worker look at sections other than the 16000's of the specificatons? Must be aware of your surroundings
13. How deep are the external underground secondary service conduits? 24 inches, 16051 1.1b
14. This project uses Bus Ducts (or busways) for 480Y/277 volt 3-phase, 4-wire power distribution. How are the bus bars within the bus duct fabricated and what material? 16112 2.1 C
15. Where colors for wire are established, what color will 208/120-volt, 3-phase, 4-wire be? black red white blue 16120 2.1 F1
16. The ceiling and flush wall electrical outlet boxes are made of what material? steel 16134 2.1A
17. When installing wire and cable in raceways, what type of friction reducing materials or compounds may be used? only UL approved pulling compound. 16120 3.1
18. What type of outlet boxes are required in locations where switches and receptacles occur in finished brick? 16134 2.1D
19. What brand and type transformers are used on the project? GHT General electric type with K factor of 4. 16321 2.1A
20. How is the main service grounded? grounded to the water piping system and one to electrode 16450 3.1A
21. What is the expansion capacity of the fire alarm system? 1000 circuits 16720 2.1 A1
22. What type of smoke sensors are used in the fire alarm system? addressable, photoelectric 167202.5A
23. In the television distribution system section, what is the dB range acceptable for head-end tests? +3dB, 16762 3.2 E2
24. What two contractors are involved in supplying the power for electrical equipment and motor control? 16851 3.1
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