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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 BACKGROUND PLAN AND ONE LINE SYMBOLS I.S.A. STANDARD LETTER FUNCTIONS GENERAL NOTES: SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL FIRST LETTER SUCCEEDING LETTERS 1. ELECTRICAL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT ITEMS SHOWN IN LIGHT LINE WEIGHT ON THE DRAWINGS ARE CONTROL SWITCH (SEL. OR P.B.) SEE CIRCUITS FOR SPECIFIC TYPE A ANALYSIS, ANALOG ALARM B BURNER, FLAME BATCH EXISTING ITEMS TO REMAIN. ELECTRICAL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT ITEMS SHOWN IN HEAVY LINE F FL SEE CIRCUITS FOR SPECIFIC TYPE FLOAT SWITCH - FLOW SWITCH C CONDUCTIVITY, COMMAND CONTROL (FEEDBACK TYPE) WEIGHTS ARE NEW THIS CONTRACT. D DENSITY, SPECIFIC GRAVITY 2. ITEMS SHOWN CROSSHATCHED ON THE DRAWINGS ARE EXISTING ITEMS TO BE REMOVED. T M TEMPERATURE - HUMIDISTAT SWITCH (SUBSCRIPT=NO. OF STAGES) www.tetratech.com E VOLTAGE PRIMARY ELEMENT 3. INSTALL A SINGLE CONDUCTOR INSULATED (RHW, THHN, OR XHHW) COPPER GROUND WIRE IN EACH TEL: 734.665.6000 F FLOW RATE RATIO Ann Arbor, MI 48108 F L P V LIMIT (PROXIMITY TYPE) PRESSURE - VACUUM SWITCH CONDUIT, SIZE AS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS OR AS A MINIMUM PER THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE. THIS G GAGING GLASS GROUND WIRE SHALL BE CONNECTED AT EACH END TO THE EQUIPMENT GROUND. CONDUIT SHALL BE ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL ALTERNATOR (SEE WIRING) 710 Avis Drive, Suite 100 ALT H HAND, MANUAL HIGH 3/4" MIN. I CURRENT INDICATE 4. THE FOLLOWING COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION SHALL BE USED AS OS OVERLOAD SWITCH OR DEVICE J POWER SCAN APPROPRIATE: TB TERMINAL BOX K TIME, TIME SCHEDULE CONTROL (NO FEEDBACK) L LEVEL, LIGHT LOW 4.1. (F) FIELD MOUNTED NOT AT STARTER OR OTHER CONTROL PANELS. SOLENOID VALVE M MOISTURE, HUMIDITY MIDDLE, MODULATE 5. WIRE NUMBERS (1,3 & 5) ETC. SHALL BE PREFIXED WITH STARTER TAG NUMBERS. THE WIRE NUMBER N AFTER THE PREFIX, MAY BE THE MANUFACTURERS WIRE NUMBERING SYSTEM. WIRE MARKERS MAY BE PC PHOTOCELL LINE VOLTAGE O OVERLOAD ORIFICE USED AT EACH WIRE TERMINATION POINT. AS NOTED (LIGHTING PANEL, CONTROL PANEL, DISTRIBUTION PANEL, ETC.) WALL MOUNTED P PRESSURE, VACUUM POINT 6. PROVIDE SIGNAGE/PLACARD/TAGS AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS DETAILS. Q QUANTITY TOTALIZE, INTEGRATE 7. OUTSIDE EQUIPMENT MUST BE RATED FOR -40 TO 150 DEG F. JB JUNCTION BOX R RADIOACTIVITY RECORD, PRINT, RECEIVE 8. SPACE CONSTRAINTS: DRAWINGS SHOW THE LAYOUT OF GENERAL POWER AND CONTROLS S SPEED, FREQUENCY, SOLENOID SWITCH TRANSFORMER T TEMPERATURE, TURBIDITY TRANSMIT, TRANSFORM EQUIPMENT WITH THE SPACE AVAILABLE FOR NEW EQUIPMENT. CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSUME THAT U MULTIVARIABLE MULTIFUNCTION THE MARKED AREAS ARE THE BOUNDARIES FOR NEW EQUIPMENT PROVIDED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. CONDUIT WITH CONDUIT SEAL FITTING V VIBRATION, VISCOSITY VALVE, DAMPER, LOUVER CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SELECTING EQUIPMENT THAT WILL FIT WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES. CONDUIT EXPOSED W WEIGHT, FORCE 9. CONDUIT FILL MUST MEET NFPA REQUIREMENTS. (WHERE NFPA IS SILENT CONDUIT FILL MUST NOT X EXCEED 40%) CONDUIT CONCEALED Y RELAY, COMPUTE 9.1. INSTRUMENT SIGNAL CONDUIT: SHIELDED SIGNAL WIRES FOR 4-20 MA TYPE INSTRUMENTS OR Z POSITION DRIVE, ACTUATE DIRECT BURIED CONDUIT THERMOCOUPLE WIRES ASSIGNED TO THE SAME CONTROL PANEL MAY BE RUN IN THE SAME CONDUIT. NO OTHER WIRES WILL BE PERMITTED IN AN INSTRUMENT SIGNAL/2-WIRE CONDUIT. DIRECT BURIED CABLE 9.2. CONTROL CIRCUIT CONDUIT (120VAC). 120VAC CONTROL CIRCUIT WIRES USED FOR DISCRETE PLC E NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION OVERHEAD LINE INPUT OR MCC CONTROL ASSIGNED TO THE SAME CONTROL PANEL/MCC MAY BE RUN IN THE SAME CONDUIT. NO OTHER WIRES WILL BE PERMITTED IN THE CONTROL CIRCUIT CONDUIT. UNDERGROUND DUCT BANK 9.3. CONTROL CIRCUIT CONDUIT (24VDC). 24VDC CONTROL CIRCUIT WIRES USED FOR DISCRETE PLC SELECTOR SWITCH / PUSHBUTTON. INPUT OR MCC CONTROL ASSIGNED TO THE SAME CONTROL PANEL/MCC MAY BE RUN IN THE SAME FUNCTIONS AS SHOWN IN WIRING DIAGRAMS CONDUIT. NO OTHER WIRES WILL BE PERMITTED IN THE CONTROL CIRCUIT CONDUIT. 9.4. COMMUNICATION CONDUIT (ETHERNET). COMMUNICATION WIRE USED FOR ETHERNET, FIBER LOW VOLTAGE DISCONNECT SWITCH OPTIC, OR MODBUS MAY BE RUN IN THE SAME CONDUIT. NO OTHER WIRES WILL BE PERMITTED IN LOW VOLTAGE FUSE (BELOW 600V) THE COMMUNICATION CONDUIT (ETHERNET). 9.5. COMMUNICATION CONDUIT (FIELD BUS). FIELD BUS WIRE USED FOR CONTROLNET OR DEVICENET 1 MAY BE RUN IN THE SAME CONDUIT. NO OTHER WIRES WILL BE PERMITTED IN THE COMMUNICATION RV ALL STARTERS SHALL BE FULL VOLTAGE, NON-REVERSING UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. (FVR) FULL VOLTAGE REVERSING CONDUIT (FIELD BUS). 2 FVR (RV) REDUCED VOLTAGE 10. NEW WORK IS SHOWN IN BOLD. 3 (2S, 2W) TWO SPEED, TWO WINDING 11. NO WIRES SHALL BE TERMINATED TO TERMINAL STRIPS, OR OTHER EQUIPMENT WITHOUT FIRST 2S,2W VERIFYING SIGNAL TYPE. DAMAGES RESULTING IN LACK OF VERIFICATION SHALL BE BORNE BY THE 600V, 3 POLE MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKER, FRAME & RATING AS SHOWN CONTRACTOR. COORDINATE SIGNAL TYPE AND VOLTAGE WITH I/O CARDS SHOWN. 12. SCALES/RANGES NOT SHOWN ON P & ID'S SHALL BE OBTAINED FROM THE ENGINEER DURING THE SHOP SINGLE PHASE, FRACTIONAL HP MOTOR TO LOCATION INDICATED 1 A-3 DRAWING REVIEW PROCESS. 2 (SEE NOTE 2) 13. STRUT, STRAPS, FITTINGS, BOLTS, WASHERS, BOXES, THREADED ROD AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS SHALL BE 304 STAINLESS STEEL (S.S.). 14. EXIT LIGHT SHALL BE EATON APCH7R SERIES, RED LETTER, 2 LED HEADS, 90 MINUTE MINIMUM BATTERY D A THREE PHASE LOAD WITH IDENTIFICATION CAPACITY, MAINTENANCE FREE, WHITE HOUSING, UL DAMP LOCATION RATED. 1 15. EMERGENCY LIGHT SHALL BE EATON SEL50SD SERIES, 50 FOOT COVERAGE, 90 MINUTE MINIMUM BATTERY CAPACITY, MAINTENANCE FREE, WHITE HOUSING, UL DAMP LOCATION RATED. HIGH VOLTAGE FUSE (ABOVE 600V) 16. WALL PACK LIGHT SHALL BE EATON WP11 SERIES, LED WALL PACK, UL DAMP LOCATION RATED. FT TAG NO. (BALLOON) FOR DEVICE INDICATED 10 A-3 MCP OR FOR POWER (SEE NOTE 2) CP-1 3/4"C(2/C#18SH) BY FT CONDUIT AND WIRE RUN FROM DEVICE INDICATED TO LOCATION INDICATED 10 CAPACITOR, 3 PHASE, SIZE AS INDICATED F C DISCONNECT SWITCH (F) = FUSED, (C) = CIRCUIT BREAKER MAGNETIC STARTER (BACKGROUND DRAWINGS ONLY) COMBINATION MAGNETIC STARTER FUSED UNLESS NOTED (CIRCUIT BREAKER) C SIZE 2 LC COMBINATION LIGHTING CONTACTOR WITH HAND-OFF-AUTO SWITCH R MANUAL STARTER (R) = REVERSING MELLING, VICKIE - CP CONTROL PANEL 1 UNIT HEATER, 1/8 HORSEPOWER 8 UH-19 DESCRIPTION ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID LIGHTING ARRESTOR DATE 1/16/20 LOW VOLTAGE HOME RUNS 120/208V, 120/240V (SEE NOTE 2) A-3 1 NEMA 4 WATERTIGHT MARK NEMA 4X WATERTIGHT AND CORROSION PROOF NEMA 7 EXPLOSION PROOF - CLASS I, DIVISION 1, GROUP D NEMA 9 EXPLOSION PROOF - CLASS II, DIVISION 1 B K KEYLOCK SD SMOKE DETECTOR E EXIT LIGHT (SEE NOTE 14) LED LUMINAIRE W LED WALL PACK (SEE NOTE 16) EM EMERGENCY LIGHT WITH BATTERY PACK (SEE NOTE 15) DS DESK INTERCOM SET DEHUMIDIFICATION E&I LEGEND CAMERA CITY OF JACKSON WATER TREATMENT PLANT Project No.: 200-12740-20003 A WIRING DEVICE SCHEDULE O:\PROJECTS\ANN ARBOR\IER\12740\200-12740-20003\CAD\SHEETFILES\E-001 LEGEND.DWG SYMBOL DESCRIPTION NEMA TYPE Designed By: RWS - Drawn By: VLM 125V, 2P, DUPLEX, 3W 5-20 R Checked By: 20A, 120/277V SWITCH SPST 20A, 120/277V 3-WAY SWITCH 3 SPST E-001 Copyright: Tetra Tech 1/16/2020 12:50:18 PM Bar Measures 1 inch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 W WALL PACK 5 10 KEY NOTES: 3/4"C(4#12) 1. WALL-MOUNT CONTROL PANEL. TOP OF ENCLOSURE 60" A.F.F. 2. WALL-MOUNT HUMIDISTAT 60" A.F.F. www.tetratech.com 3. REPLACE EXISTING EMERGENCY LIGHT. REUSE EXISTING LP-D TEL: 734.665.6000 3 F 6 CIRCUIT. REPLACE CONDUIT AND WIRE BACK TO OVERHEAD JUNCTION Ann Arbor, MI 48108 REMOVE UP BOX. SEE DETAIL SHEET E-103. RELOCATE AS NEEDED TO AVOID NEW 710 Avis Drive, Suite 100 36' - 2" 7 EXISTING LIGHT WALL. 4. RELOCATE THREE EXISTING CIRCUITS, CONDUIT AND WIRE TO AVOID NEW WALL. PROVIDE NEW CONDUIT AND WIRE BACK TO NEAREST JUNCTION BOXES. 5. MOUNT NEW WALL PACK 7' ABOVE STAIRWAY LANDING. 6. MOUNT 3 WAY LIGHT SWITCH AT BOTTOM OF STAIRS. TIE INTO WALL 2 PACK AND 3 WAY SWITCH AT TOP OF STAIRS. PROVIDE CONDUIT, WIRE, BOXES AS NEEDED. 7. REMOVE EXISTING CEILING SUSPENDED LIGHT FIXTURE CONDUIT AND WIRE BACK TO NEAREST JUNCTION BOX. 8. PROVIDE CONDUIT AND WIRE TO MPP. LAND WIRES ON SPARE DISCRETE INPUT MODULE TERMINALS. COORDINATE WITH OWNER. PLC PROGRAMMING BY OWNER. NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION E 9. MOUNT EXIT LIGHT ABOVE NEW DOOR. PROVIDE CONDUIT AND WIRE TO OVERHEAD JUNCTION BOX. TIE INTO EXISTING EMERGENCY LIGHT 36' - 0" CIRCUIT. 3 10. SEE LEGEND SHEET E-001 FOR FIXTURE TYPE AND MODEL NUMBER. EXISTING MAIN PROCESSOR 4 EXISTING LIGHTING PANEL LP-B PANEL (MPP) 4.2 EXISTING OVERHEAD JUNCTION BOXDN 10 9 EXISTING SWITCHES 4 928' - 0" 8 E D A1 MPP JB 934' - 0" 3/4"C(4#12) 3/4"C(4#14) 2 36' - 0" LP-D EM 3/4"C(3#12) 3 MS MSH 10 1 1 1 DEHUMIDIFIER CONTROL BY PANEL CP-DH REPLACE EMERGENCY LIGHT 5 EXISTING LIGHTING PANEL LP-D MELLING, VICKIE - C 36' - 2" DESCRIPTION ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID DATE 1/16/20 1 7 MARK 928' - 0" B 7.1 928' - 0" DEHUMIDIFICATION CITY OF JACKSON ELECTRICAL 926' - 0" WATER TREATMENT PLANT 22' - 2" 63' - 2" BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN 8.1 Project No.: 200-12740-20003 A O:\PROJECTS\ANN ARBOR\IER\12740\200-12740-20003\CAD\SHEETFILES\E-101 BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN.DWG Designed By: RWS - Drawn By: VLM Checked By: 0 5' 10' 20' N PIPE GALLERY FLOOR ELEVATIONS SHOWN ON PLAN SCALE: 1'' = 10' E-101 NEMA 4 AREA Copyright: Tetra Tech 1/16/2020 12:51:35 PM Bar Measures 1 inch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 STAIRWELL APPROX.
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