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Rev. 9 December 15, 2012Rev. 9 December 15, 2012a. Install fire hose cabinets only at locations where required by code. Coordinatelocations with Safety & Security during design.b. Fire hose cabinets shall be manufactured by Larsen, Samson, or Potter-Roemer. Firehose cabinets shall be 24” wide, 30” high and 8” deep. Design basis shall be LarsenModel HC-2430-R for recessed units and Larsen Model HC-2430-SM for surfacemountedunits.c. Fire hose cabinets shall be Safety Red, conforming to ANSI Z53.1.d. Where fire hose cabinets are installed, furnish with:e. One carbon dioxide fire extinguisher (five pound) and a 2.5 gallon water extinguisher.All extinguishers shall be manufactured by Amerex, Ansul, or Owner approved equal.Design basis shall be Amerex 320 for the carbon dioxide fire extinguisher.f. In large mechanical spaces, one 75 foot long, 1-1/2” fire hose (Imperial 70RR515 orequal).g. During remodels, all existing fire hose cabinets shall be left active for as long aspossible.21 13 00 Fire Suppression Sprinkler Systems21 13 13 Wet-Pipe Automatic Sprinkler Systems1. The standard head for light hazard installation within this facility shall be an FMapproved,quick response, semi-recessed head.2. Quick response concealed heads shall only be used where authorized by the Owner.3. For lay-in and metal pan ceilings, center all sprinkler heads in their respective ceiling tile.For radiant panel ceilings, avoid installing sprinkler heads in active radiant panels.Where spacing requirements dictate that a sprinkler head must be installed in a locationoccupied by a radiant panel, locate the head such that it does not conflict with the radiantpiping attached to the top of the panel.4. Design all sprinkler heads to fully comply with the NFPA 13 requirements for spacing,while taking into account soffits, ceiling-mounted medical equipment, cabinetry andother obstructions within a specific room or area.5. All sprinkler piping shall be concealed above ceiling, unless authorized by the Owner.6. Install a tamper-proof ball valve (with a zone addressable module) and a ½” drain leg ineach electrical room or closet.7. Install upright heads with protective cages in all telecommunications rooms, electricalclosets and main electrical rooms.21 13 19 PreAction (Dry) Sprinkler Systems1. Pre-action systems shall be cross-zoned, double interlocked, self-resetting systems. Preactionsystems shall be complete, prefabricated assemblies and shall be manufactured byReliable, or Viking “Total Pac” unless the Owner authorizes otherwise.32
Rev. 9 December 15, 2012Rev. 9 December 15, 20122. Pre-action systems shall be installed in main elevator equipment rooms, surgical suitesand other Owner authorized areas. In the past, many areas with computer equipment ormedical equipment with higher replacement costs have received pre-action systems.21 22 00 Clean-Agent Fire-Extinguishing Systems1. Inergen systems shall be installed in conjunction with back-up pre-action systems inthose areas where the Owner deems any water damage to equipment would be extremelyexpensive or disruptive to ongoing Hospital operations. Consult with Owner forapplications where Inergen may be installed below raised floors.21 30 00 Fire Pumps1. Fire pumps shall be manufactured by ITT A-C Pump, Aurora Pump, Peerless, or Ownerapproved equal.2. All fire pumps shall be electric, horizontal split case fire pumps with OSHA acceptablecoupling guards. The fire pump and motor shall be mounted on a one-piece steel frame.3. All drain points on the piping to and from each fire pump shall be extended to a floordrain or trench drain capable of handling the normally expected drainage from thatsystem.4.15 Division 22 – Plumbing22 05 00 Common Work Results for Plumbing1. For both new construction and renovation work, install all waste pipes as high as possibleto maximize clearance height.2. Routings of plumbing pipes shall be, in general, horizontal or perpendicular to buildinglines.3. Pipes shall not be routed over electrical equipment rooms, telecom closets, elevatorequipment rooms, elevator shafts and major medical equipment.4. For plumbing risers that span more than two floors, install those risers inside of chases.5. Coordinate installation on piping to ensure that if does not interfere with access topneumatic transport tube diverter and HVAC systems.6. Install labels on all types of insulated plumbing systems at appropriate intervals.7. Install tags on all valves unless valves are ¾” diameter or less and adjacent to equipmentserved. Valve tags shall include the valve number and the project number. Coordinatethe specific numbering sequence with the Owner’s Rep. during the construction phase ofeach project.8. Install dielectric connections in the plumbing systems where any dissimilar metals are incontact.9. Pressure testing is required on all piping systems. All pressure tests shall be witnessedand/or signed off on by the Owner. The Contractor shall provide seven days advancenotice of all pressure testing.33
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