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Parsons NS Stevens Solar Decathlon 2011 Project Manual U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY SOLAR DECATHLON 2011 ProJECT Manual TEAM Revision date: August 10 2011 y 22 A 2011 M T A B LE Project Manual Project OF CONTENTS EVENS ST CHOOL S EW N U.S. D.O.E. SOLAR DECATHLON COMPETITION 2011 SOLAR DECATHLON D.O.E. U.S. TEAM PARSONS 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS y 22 A Cover Page 2011 M Table of Contents 2 product CUTSHEETS 131 Summary of Changes 4 Division 00 -Procurement and Contracting Rules Compliance Checklist 6 Requirements 132 Division 01 - General Requirements 133 Structural Calculations 10 Division 02 – Existing Conditions 135 Detailed Water Budget 37 Division 06 – Wood, Plastics, and Composites 138 Summary of Unlisted Electrical Components 39 Division 07 – Thermal and Moisture Protection 141 Summary of Reconfigurable Features 41 Division 08 – Openings 143 Interconnection Applicatiogn Form 43 Division 09 – Finishes 145 Energy Analysis Results and Discussion 45 Division 10 – Specialties 149 Division 11 – Equipment 150 Subjective Contest Narratives 58 Division 12 – Furnishings 156 LE OF CONTENTS B Division 13 – Special Construction 157 TA Division 14 – Conveying Equipment 160 ConstructION SPECIFIcatIONS 63 Division 21 – Fire Suppression 161 SECTION 01000 - PROJECT SUMMARY 65 Division 22 – Plumbing 170 SECTION 06170 - PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL WOOD 66 Division 23 – Heating, Ventilating, and SECTION 06100 - ROUGH CARPENTRY 67 Air-Conditioning (HVAC) 193 Project Manual Project SECTION 06200 - FINISH CARPENTRY 70 Division 25 – Integrated Automation 256 SECTION 06160 – SHEATHING 72 Division 26 – Electrical 266 SECTION 06614 - COMPOSITE SURFACING 77 Division 27 – Communications 237 SECTION 07210 - THERMAL INSULATION 84 Division 28 - Electronic Safety and Security 335 SECTION 07550 - SHEET MEMBRANE ROOFING 90 Division 31 – Earthwork 240 SECTION 07600 - FLASHING AND SHEET METAL 92 Division 32 – Exterior Improvements 242 SECTION 07901 - JOINT SEALANTS 95 Division 33 – Utilities 243 SECTION 08140 - INTERIOR WOOD DOORS 96 Division 34 – Transportation 244 SECTION 08210 - EXTERIOR WOOD DOORS 98 Division 48 – Electrical Power Generation 340 SECTION 08620 - FIBERGLASS WINDOWS 100 SECTION 08710 - DOOR HARDWARE 103 SECTION 09250 - GYPSUM BOARD ASSEMBLIES 104 EVENS SECTION 09290 - TILE BACKER BOARD 106 ST SECTION 09300 – CERAMIC TILE 110 CHOOL S SECTION 09625 - BAMBOO FLOORING 115 EW N SECTION 09900 - PAINTING 119 SECTION 11450 - DOMESTIC TYPE EQUIPMENT 120 SECTION 15440 - PLUMBING FIXTURES 122 COMPETITION 2011 SOLAR DECATHLON D.O.E. U.S. TEAM PARSONS 3 y 22 A 2011 M SUMMARY OFCHANGES SUMMARY Project Manual Project EVENS ST CHOOL S EW N U.S. D.O.E. SOLAR DECATHLON COMPETITION 2011 SOLAR DECATHLON D.O.E. U.S. TEAM PARSONS 4 SUMMAry OF CHANGES y 22 A Changes to the project manual are outlined below. 2011 M EXTERIOR The rooftop canopy structure has been eliminated The roof is no longer accessible from the interior and is now at one continuous level The solar panels have been racked at an angle and include low planting trays. Exterior materials have been relocated and re-oriented. See plans and elevations. The specific dimensions, position, and types of fenestration have changed. Total glazed quantity has not changed drastically. See plans and elevations. FLOOR PLAN The bathroom, Mechanical room, and kitchen have been moved to the east wall The bedroom closet has been moved from the East to the South wall of the room The stair has been changed and now has a L-shaped configuration SUMMARY OF CHANGES SUMMARY The office has been moved from the entryway to the stair area The ceiling height in the kitchen and bedroom have been raised; the ceiling in the entry has been lowered The laundry closet has been shifted away from the kitchen The kitchen has been reconfigured to incorporate an island STRUCTURE/ASSEMBLY Manual Project Panel size of the structural prefabricated wall panels has changed from 4’ wide to various sizes, between 8’ and 11’. To lift these panels into place a Lull or large forklift will be required. Connection details between panels has changed from splines and internal steel angles to external steel angle clips. An interior non-structural “finish wall” has been added in several locations. MECHANICAL The outdoor condenser unit has moved from the roof to the ground, adjacent to the building. The mini-split heat pump has been relocated from the kitchen ceiling to above the entry hall. The heat pump water heater has changed from a GE GeoSpring to an AirGenerate ATI66 (a different heat pump wa- ter heater) ELECTRICAL EVENS The location of the organizer-provided power ST CHOOL S EW EXHIBITION/ DECK N The layout of the decking and ramps has changed, there are two main decked areas at the front and the back of the house, divided with the water tanks that are covered in planters. A rainwater catchment feature that leads water into a planted rain-garden planter has been added to the exterior COMPETITION 2011 SOLAR DECATHLON D.O.E. U.S. TEAM PARSONS design. the dimensions of the vegetable planters have changed, the planters are now situated on the ground as part of the exterior landscaping. there is signage in form of printed banners integrated into the railings of the ramps.. A geotextile is now covering the ground as protection of the turf at all uncovered lot areas. There is no freestanding exhibitry on either the deck nor the open area of the lot. 5 y 22 A 2011 M CHEC COMPL RULES K Project Manual Project L I ST I EVENS ST ANCE CHOOL S EW N U.S. D.O.E. SOLAR DECATHLON COMPETITION 2011 SOLAR DECATHLON D.O.E. U.S. TEAM PARSONS 6 RULE RULE DESCRIPTION LOCATION DESCRIPTION LOCATIONG y 22 A Drawing(s) showing the assembly and disassembly 0-102 sequences and the movement of heavy machinery on Rule 4-­‐2 Construction Equipment the competition site 2011 M Rule 4-­‐2 Construction Equipment Specifications for heavy machinery 0-102 Drawing(s) showing the locations and depths of all S-501 Rule 4-­‐3 Ground Penetration ground penetrations on the competition site S121 Drawing(s) showing the location, contact area, and ST I L soil-­‐bearing pressure of every component resting K Rule 4-­‐4 Impact on the Turf directly on the turf Rule 4-­‐5 Generators Specifications for generators PM 245 ANCE CHEC Drawing(s) showing the locations of all equipment, I P-101 P102 containers, and pipes that will contain liquids at any L-401 L501 Rule 4-­‐6 Spill Containment point during the event Specifications for all equipment, containers, and pipes P601-P901 COMPL RULES Rule 4-­‐6 Spill Containment that will contain fluids at any point during the event Calculations showing that the structural design remains compliant even if 18 in. (45.7 cm) of vertical S-501 Rule 4-­‐7 Lot Conditions elevation change exists Drawing(s) showing shimming methods and materials Manual Project to be used if 18 in. (45.7 cm) of vertical elevation S-501 List of solar envelope exemption requests Rule 4-­‐7 Lot Conditions change exists on the lot Rule 5-­‐2 Solar Envelope Dimensions accompanied by justifications and drawing references Drawing(s) showing the location of all house and site G-101 Rule 5-­‐2 Solar Envelope Dimensions components relative to the solar envelope N/A List of of, solar or marking envelope on, exemption all requests drawing and project manual Rule 5-­‐2 Solar Envelope Dimensions accompanied sheets that by have justifications been or and will drawing be stamped by the references qualified, licensed design professional in the stamped S-001, S-101, List structural of, submission; or marking the on, stamped all drawing submission shall and project manual sheets that have been or will be stamped by the S-102, S-103, consist entirely of sheets that also appear in the S104, S-121, S-401, Rule -­‐ 6 1 Structural Design Approval qualified, drawings licensed and project design manual professional in the stamped structural submission; the stamped submission shall S-501, EVENS ST consist entirely of sheets that also appear in the PM CHOOL Rule 6-­‐1 Structural Design Approval drawings Drawing(s) and showing project all manual information needed by the S EW N Drawing(s) rules officials showing to all measure information the finished needed by the square footage G-102 Rule 6-­‐2 Finished Square Footage rules electronically officials to measure the finished square footage electronically Rule 6-­‐2 Finished Square Footage COMPETITION 2011 SOLAR DECATHLON D.O.E. U.S. TEAM PARSONS Drawing(s) showing all movable components that may G-102, A525 increase the finished square footage if operated PM 41 Rule 6-­‐2 Finished Square Footage Footage during contest week Drawing(s) showing the accessible public tour route G-111, G-121, G211 and the ground surface area that will be covered by Rule 6-­‐3 Entrance and Exit Routes organizer-­‐provided walkway material Drawing(s) showing the location of all vegetation and, L-101 if applicable, the movement of vegetation designed as Rule 7-­‐1 Placement part of an integrated mobile system 7 Drawing(s) showing the layout and operation of Rule 7-­‐2 Watering Restrictions greywater irrigation systems Rule 8-­‐1 PV Technology Limitations Specifications for photovoltaic components Drawing(s) showing the location(s) and quantity of all primary and secondary batteries and stand-­‐alone, PV-­‐ Rule 8-­‐3 Batteries powered devices List of solar envelope exemption requests Rule 5-­‐2 Solar Envelope Dimensions accompanied by justifications and drawing references List of, or marking on, all drawing and project manual sheets that have been or will be stamped by the qualified, licensed design professional in the stamped structural submission; the stamped
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