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Rev. 9 December 15, 2012Rev. 9 December 15, 201222 13 19 Sanitary Waste Piping Specialties1. Grease interceptorsa. All grease interceptors shall be the bacteria-driven type in order to minimize cleaningrequirements.2. Oil interceptorsa. Provide with cathodic protectionb. Provide with explosion proof level switch with local light and audible alarm toindicate high oil level. The alarm shall also be wired back to the BACS.3. Trapsa. Factory P-traps shall not be installed on floor-mounted fixtures such as janitor’sclosets, or floor drains. These fixtures shall be installed with either a P-trap withcleanout plug or a running trap.b. Factory P-traps are acceptable at other locations.22 14 00 Facility Storm Drainage22 14 13 Storm Sewer Piping Systems1. Materialsa. For typical storm sewer systems of 3” diameter and above, install cast iron (no-hub orbell-and-spigot) pipes. Tie all joints above 4” diameter to avoid blown apart joints.b. For typical storm sewer systems below 3“ diameter, install copper (ASTM B88, TypeL) pipe.c. Install 1” fiberglass insulation, with all-service jacketing, on all:i. The initial interior section of piping from the roof drain to the first horizontal runof storm piping.ii. All horizontal runs of storm piping.iii. All exposed sections of storm piping.iv. Sections of storm piping in noise-sensitive areas, if such routing cannot beavoided.2. Routingsa. Cleanouts shall be provided at the first bend below the roof, at the base of all risersand at points where the system changes from horizontal to vertical or from vertical tohorizontal.22 14 23 Storm Drainage Piping Specialties1. Cleanouts shall be line-size for storm mains up to 4” diameter. For storm mains above 4”diameter, provide 4” clean-outs.38
Rev. 9 December 15, 2012Rev. 9 December 15, 201222 14 26 Facility Storm Drains22 14 26.16 Roof drainage1. All roof drains shall be of the beehive (dome) type.2. Secondary drainage systems shall be installed through the use of secondary roof overflowdrains set at least two inches higher than the primary roof drains.22 14 26.16 Areaway Drainage1. Review with Owner the specific types of areaway drains to be provided.22 14 29 Sump Pumps1. All sump pumps shall be the heavy duty submersible duplex pump type with automaticalternators (with stainless steel ball floats) to distribute operation to both pumps on eachsuccessive cycle and to operate both pumps when one pump cannot handle the load.2. Provide twin level alarms. The first alarm shall be local and the second alarm shall bewired back to the Building Automation and Control Systems (BACS).3. Overhead lifting hooks shall be provided to aid in motor and/or pump replacement.4. All sump pump basins shall be poured concrete, precast concrete, fiberglass, or Ownerapproved equal and shall have a minimum diameter of 36”.22 15 00 Non-Medical Gas Compressed Air Systems1. All non-medical air compressed air systems shall be Quincy or Owner approved equal.2. All non-medical air compressors shall have duplex pumps.22 30 00 Plumbing Equipment22 31 16 Commercial Domestic Water Softeners1. All softening systems shall be by Culligan unless the Owner authorizes otherwise.2. Coordinate all water softening equipment selections with the University of Iowa WaterDepartment.22 34 13 Instantaneous, Tankless, Gas Domestic Water Heaters1. Install steam-fired instantaneous hot water heaters for all domestic water heating, unlessthe Owner authorizes otherwise. (Instantaneous hot water heaters are less susceptible toLegionella colonization. Instantaneous hot water heaters also take up less floor space.)2. All instantaneous hot water heaters shall be by Ajax, Reco or Owner approved equal.Install pneumatic control valves on these units to allow for faster and more cost-effectivereplacement of the control valves as needed.22 40 00 Plumbing Fixtures1. Plumbing trim shall be Chicago Faucet unless Owner authorizes otherwise. Faucets shallbe supplied with ceramic cartridges.39
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