Engineering systems definition
Engineering systems means those systems necessary for the proper function of a building and the surrounding site, the proper design of which requires engineering knowledge acquired through engineering or architectural education, training, or experience. These systems include but are not limited to structural, electrical, heating, lighting, acoustical, ventilation, air conditioning, grading, plumbing, and drainage. Drainage facilities for sites of ten acres or more or involving stormwater detention facilities or traversed by a water course shall only be designed by a professional engineer.
Engineering systems. Fire Protection: Re-work existing sprinkler layout to support new plan. Plumbing: None. HVAC: Base building system sized to adequately maintain a cooling temperature of an inside condition of 75 degrees F, dry bulb at 50% relative humidity; with outside condition of 91 degrees F and 74 degrees F wet bulb during summer and 72 degrees F dry bulb inside at zero degree dry bulb outside during the winter. Electrical: Lighting: Suspended, direct/indirect fluorescent fixtures; industry standard foot-candle level for office environments. Power: Power feeds to systems furniture workstation clusters. Communications: Multiple locations: single-gang wall box with pull string.
Engineering systems means all mechanical and electrical services, plant and equipment installed within the building lot, and comprises as may be required such items as are listed below:
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Electrical Engineering systems are out of scope, unless by nature of the design of existing installed systems that the mechanical engineering system & the electrical engineering system are inextricably linked.
More Definitions of Engineering systems
Engineering systems means civil engineering systems, building systems engineering, including electrical, communications, air conditioning systems, healthcare systems, safety engineering, public health and environmental, energy engineering.
Engineering systems. Fire protection: Existing to Remain Plumbing: None. HVAC: Base building system sized to adequately maintain a cooling temperature of an inside condition of 75 degrees F, dry bulb at 50% relative humidity; with outside condition of 91 degrees F and 74 degrees F wet bulb during summer and 72 degrees F dry bulb inside at zero degree dry bulb outside during the winter. Electrical: Fire Alarm: Update per conference room public use code requirements Lighting: Existing to remain: surface mounted and suspended 2x4 parabolic fixtures. Power: Existing to remain Communications: One, single-gang wall box with pull string.
Engineering systems. Plumbing: None. HVAC: Base building system sized to adequately maintain a cooling temperature of an inside condition of 75 degrees F, dry bulb at 50% relative humidity; with outside condition of 91 degrees F and 74 degrees F wet bulb during summer and 72 degrees F dry bulb inside at zero degree dry bulb outside during the winter. Electrical: Lighting: Reuse existing suspended, direct/indirect fluorescent fixtures; industry standard foot-candle level for office environments Power: Power feeds to four systems furniture workstation clusters. Fed down columns. Communications: Multiple locations: single-gang wall box with pull string. Fed down columns. Sage Therapeutics ROOM DATA SHEET Project No. 11186.11 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Rooms Nos. 204, 205 FUNCTION: Private telephone booth within the suite. Flooring: Existing carpet tile flooring to remain. New Wall Base – 4” high straight vinyl. Wall Finish: Tenant Standard eggshell finish, latex paint. Ceiling Height/Finish: Open to structure above. No finished ceiling. Door/Frame/Hardware: Tenant Standard: Door – 3’-0” x 7’-0” solid core with clear finished, birch face veneers and with full vision panel. Frame – Hollow metal, alkyd enamel paint finish Hardware – Falcon T Series Cylindrical Lockset, A Lever Design with Rose, both in finish 626 “satin chromium plated”; Hinge – ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ full mortise FBB179 ANSI A8112, 4-1/2” x 4-1/2” steel; Silencers; Floor stop – Rockwood 441 in finish “satin chrome”. Millwork: None.
Engineering systems means systems which processes businesses relating to technology, which are composed of the CAD System for Mechanical Design (including electronic drawing cabinet; the same shall apply hereafter), the automatic drawing support system and the print board production support system (Speed Net). "Permanent CAD System for Mechanical Design" included in the Engineering Systems means a new CAD System for Mechanical Design to be operating from the Permanent System Operation Date and "Temporary CAD System for Mechanical Design" means a CAD System for Mechanical Design structured by remodelling the existing CAD System for Mechanical Design, which operates temporarily from October 1, 2002 until the Permanent CAD System for Mechanical Design goes into operation;
Engineering systems means all mechanical and electrical services, plant and equipment installed within the building, and comprises, as may be applicable, the following:
Engineering systems. Fire Protection: Re-work existing sprinkler layout to support new plan. Plumbing: None. HVAC: Base building system sized to adequately maintain a cooling temperature of an inside condition of 75 degrees F, dry bulb at 50% relative humidity; with outside condition of 91 degrees F and 74 degrees F wet bulb during summer and 72 degrees F dry bulb inside at zero degree dry bulb outside during the winter.