System Layout Sample Clauses

System Layout i. All central building systems shall be ducted to the core wall with appropriate fire/smoke dampers. All downstream ductwork and exhaust ducting connecting to the core shall be tenant work. All terminal devices shall be tenant work.

System Layout. Using the mouse and the background map as a guide the pipe system layout can be developed very quickly. Once the pipe layout is complete the 2 tanks, supply reservoir and pump nodes can be created by selecting their locations and using the Node Type dropdown list (Figure 1-8) to designate the node type. At this point your pipe system will appear as shown below in Figure 2-5a Figure 2-5a Pipe System Layout As you lay out your piping system, Pipe2000 assigns node and pipe names. The node name assigned will depend on the order that the piping is laid out and will vary for different orders. The node names for this example which are referred to in this manual are shown in Figure 2-5b. A summary of the pipe and junction data is also presented in Appendix A along with schematics showing pipe and nodes names. For this system some elements have been added to illustrate surge analysis and surge protection devices (Part 2) Figure 2-5b Pipe System Layout – Node Names (Part 1) Step 3 – Provide Pipe Data - The recommended means to provide pipe data is to first develop the Pipe Type Table. This is accessed through Setup/Defaults/Pipe Type and the following table is appropriate for this example. The Reference Roughness will be the roughness assigned to this pipe unless the optional installation year is entered for the pipe along with the Estimated 10 Year Roughness. The Estimated 10 Year Roughness is utilized with the Pipe2000 aging feature and is optional. Figure 2-6 Pipe Type Table Figure 2-7 Pipe Type Table Figure 2-7 illustrates the Pipe Data entry. When the Pipe Type button is clicked the menu on the right appears. A click on the second entry (di-150-8) will result in all the data items except Length being entered. The length has been scaled using the background map so only the entry for Pipe Type is needed to provide the required pipe data. Additional data for Fittings or other Pipe2000 features may be entered but this is optional. The Pipe Type is entered for each pipe to complete the data requirements for pipes.