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Rev. 9 December 15, 2012Rev. 9 December 15, 2012b. Deionization.c. Reverse osmosis.d. Filtration.4.16 Division 23 – Heating, Ventilation, and Air-Conditioning (HVAC)23 05 00 Common Work Results for HVAC1. For both new construction and renovation work, the Contractor shall install all airhandling units with enough clearance space around the units to provide both access spacefor maintenance, coil pull, filter replacement and fan replacement. All design documentsshall show these clearance spaces.2. The Contractor shall install labels on all air handling units. Coordinate numbering withthe Owner’s Rep. during the construction phase.3. The air handling unit manufacturer shall be required to provide a minimum of four hoursof training for the Owner’s personnel on each new air handling unit above 2000 cfm.23 05 53 Identification for HVAC Piping and Equipment1. Provide equipment identification on all equipment furnished under this division. Wherepractical, provide plastic laminate tags indicating the equipment identification number ina clearly visible spot. Where no appropriate flat surface exists for a plastic laminate tag,provide brass tags on chains attached to the equipment. These equipment tags are distinctfrom the Preventive Maintenance numbers that the Owner’s personnel install after theconstruction phase.2. Coordinate all equipment identification numbers with the Owner. It is the Owner’s intentto assign, during the design phase, plan marks to all equipment items.3. Install labels on all types of mechanical piping systems. Labels shall be placed atmaximum intervals of 50 feet, near all branch take-offs, and on either side of the walls topatient rooms. Labels shall be color coded as follows:a. Building service, potable water, cold – light blue.b. Building service, potable water, hot - light blue with red band.c. Building air – black.d. Carbon dioxide – yellow.e. Central piped detergent system – dark grey with white band.f. Chilled water – dark blue (matching plastic pipe covering).g. Condensate return – light grey.h. Condensing water – aluminum.i. Cooling tower make-up water – light blue with aluminum band.j. Distilled water – blue red blue bands.k. Drain and sludge lines – dark brown.46
Rev. 9 December 15, 2012Rev. 9 December 15, 2012l. Fire lines – red.m. Glycol – yellow with blue bands.n. Heating hot water – medium blue.o. Hospital oil-free air – black with green band.p. Natural gas – vermillion with white band.q. Nitrogen – yellow with green band.r. Nitrous oxide – green with yellow band.s. Oxygen – green.t. Rain leaders – dark brown with dark grey band.u. Raw water (Well water, untreated) – dark grey.v. Scavenger vacuum (WAGD) – white with black band.w. Steam, low pressure – orange.x. Steam, high pressure – driftwood grey.y. Vacuum (Cleaning) – dark brown with white band.z. Vacuum (Medical) – white.23 05 93 Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing for HVAC1. Generala. Contracts for testing and balancing are typically separate from the main contracts forgeneral construction in order to better serve the interests of UIHC. However,coordinate with the UIHC project manager to confirm the Hospital’s preference for agiven project.b. The Testing and Balancing Contractor (TBC) shall have a minimum of five yearsexperience in testing and balancing and shall be either AABC or NEBB certifiedc. The specifications for testing and balancing shall include:i. The requirement for two season (heating season and cooling season) balancing ofcentral air handling units.ii. A warranty period requiring re-adjustment at the Owner’s request of anycomponent that is not functioning correctly for a period of 90 days followinginitial balance.iii. The requirement for adjusting the system to accommodate comments made by theDesign Professional on the balancing report.iv. A minimum of five copies of the balancing report shall be submitted.2. Pre-Construction Testinga. Pre-construction testing (also known as benchmarking) shall be considered whererenovation or new construction shall impact airflows or hydronic flows or parts ofexisting mechanical systems that shall remain. Pre-construction airflow testing is47
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