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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES 2.30 Maintenance Entry Doors (Pair): a) Hinges (HA) 1 ½ pr AB 850 5” x 4 ½” US32D b) Flush bolts (RO) 555 US26D c) Door pull (RO) 105 x 70C CC US32D d) Push plates (RO) 70C 4 x 16 CC US32D e) Mortise deadlock (HL) SGL cylinder US26D f) Closer (NO) 7500 BF 689 g) Kick plate (KP) .050 8” x 34” 630 h) Wall bumper (RO) 409 US32D i) Door silencer (RO) 608 2.31 Mechanical and Electrical Entry Doors (Pair): a) Hinges (HA) 1 ½ pr AB 800 4 ½” x 4 ½” US32D b) Flush bolt (RO) 555 US26D c) Dust proof strike (RO) 570 US26D d) Storeroom rack (HL) 607 x 51 x HL59 US26D e) Closer (NO) 7500 BF (active leaf only) 689 f) Kick plates (KP) .050 8” x 34” 630 g) Wall bumper (RO) 409 US32D h) Door silencer (RO) 608 REV. MARCH 2006 266 © 2002, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. All Rights Reserved.
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES 3. MECHANICAL QUESTIONNAIRE YES NO <strong>DESIGN</strong> CRITERIA Does the design criteria meet FHR’s Standards, ASHRAE 62-1989 and ASHRAE 55-1992? Do the outdoor design dry bulb and wet bulb temperatures meet or exceed the greater of the ASHRAE fundamentals handbook or local climactic data? Have all public spaces been based on ASHRAE 62-1989 and ASHRAE 55-1992 occupancy rates for load calculation purposes? (The furniture layout shall not be used to establish occupancy as it may change). Have all areas except mechanical plant rooms been air-conditioned? Are the lighting and equipment loads consistent with the interior designer/lighting consultant drawings? Does the suite occupancy rate for the living/dining areas reflect those listed in FHR Standards, i.e. Special suite living/dining, two-bedroom suite living/dining, and one bedroom suite living/dining? Does the noise criteria meet FHR Standards? Have meeting rooms greater than 650 ft 2 been treated as a place of assembly (as indicated in ASHRAE 62-1989 and summarized in Appendix “A”) in lieu of standard meeting rooms? MAIN SYSTEMS Air Handling Systems/Air Conditioning Systems General Are air handling units located relatively close to the areas they serve? Is the air handing unit casing construction not less than No. 18 gauge hot rolled sheet steel? Have return fans been provided to allow for free cooling and appropriate pressurization? Are the air-handling units equipped with economizers, so that free cooling may be utilized? (Providing the local climate warrants). Have silencers been provided for supply and return ductwork to all air handling units? When the ceiling is used as a return air plenum, have the return ductwork been extended to within 150 ft of the furthest return air grille? Have stack effect issues in high-rise projects been addressed appropriately? Have mechanical devices such as VAV boxes, drainage cleanouts and isolation valves been provided with access, which have been carefully coordinated with the interior designer? Has adequate maintenance access been provided for air handling unit servicing? REV. MARCH 2006 267 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
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