Mechanical System. A combination of any mechanical equipment components and/or controls that fall within the Trade Jurisdiction, including the interconnecting piping.
Mechanical System a. The following criteria shall govern for the design of mechanical systems in remodeled buildings and in new buildings regardless of whether or not the features are required to meet the Design Energy Budget:
Mechanical System. A) Fully functioning Base Building cooling system capable of providing conditioned air, during normal working hours and under normal office occupancy loads of 20 cfm per person based on 133 sq. ft. per person;
Mechanical System. A) Primary Variable Air Volume (VAV) cooling system with risers stubbed out to each floor of the Leased Premises, but exclusive of horizontal distribution (ductwork) and control equipment within the Leased Premises;
Mechanical System. 1) The Building air conditioning and heating system will be a high quality air-cooled chilled-water system installed pursuant to general office use specifications. Landlord shall provide each floor of the Building with zoned air conditioning and heating via dedicated central station air handling units located on each floor. All zones shall include appropriately sized variable air volume devices (“VAVs”) which shall include the controls and related wiring with the minimum number of zones in the Tenant-occupied area of each floor to be twelve (12). The central station air handling units shall include the provisions and capacity to continuously, while in operation, introduce filtered ventilation from the Building exterior at a rate of not less than twenty (20) cfm per occupant. Modification and balancing of the base Building HVAC system shall be provided by Landlord. Modification and balancing to accommodate Tenant’s interior build-out shall be payable from the Tenant Allowance. Capacities of the central air handling units and Building refrigeration equipment shall be sufficient to accommodate the following Tenant imposed heat gains in addition to the Building envelope heat gain and ventilation air cooling load:
Mechanical System an energy efficient all-electric system providing domestic hot water, continuous balanced ventilation (heat recovery ventilator), space heating & cooling, and humidity control.
Mechanical System. Basic equipment to be used and its location, duct distribution system, diffuser locations, and any louvers or vents to be provided for Tenant by Landlord at Tenant's expense. Provide projected mechanical loads on forms provided by Landlord in the Tenant Handbook.
Mechanical System shall include a narrative description of the amphitheater’s major mechanical, electrical and plumbing components.
Mechanical System. 6.3.1. Including air balancing
Mechanical System. The Additional Expansion Space is serviced by mechanical and physical systems (collectively, "Mechanical System"), specifically air handling unit(s), boilers, chillers, natural gas, electricity and vacuum that also will continue to provide service to the first and second floors of the Building. Notwithstanding the terms of this paragraph, Tenant shall continue to be responsible for maintaining mechanical equipment (e.g., air handling unit and exhaust fans) located in the small mechanical room on the roof of the second floor of the Building which services the Organic Chemistry Lab of the Additional Expansion Space (labeled "OCL" on Exhibit A-4). Tenant agrees to an equitable allocation of the costs and expenses of maintaining, repairing and replacing the Mechanical System between Tenant and first and second floor tenants, on a pro-rata, square footage basis, so long as the Mechanical System serves the first and second floors and the Additional Expansion Space. Landlord and Tenant agree to cooperate in good faith to work with the first and second floor tenant with respect to the equitable allocation of costs and expenses and the use of the Mechanical System by the first and second floor tenant. Tenant acknowledges that the first or second floor tenant (currently Pathogenesis Inc.) shall maintain, repair and replace the Mechanical System for the benefit of Tenant and the first or second floor tenant. Tenant shall reimburse Pathogenesis Inc., the successor first or second floor tenant or Landlord (in the event Landlord has undertaken maintenance and repair responsibility) on a pro-rata square foot basis, for any and all maintenance, repair or replacement costs. Tenant shall pay Pathogenesis, Inc. (or the party maintaining the Mechanical System) such costs on a monthly basis based on estimates. All costs and expenses shall be reconciled on an annual basis. Tenant shall have the option of disconnecting certain of the Mechanical Systems servicing the Additional Expansion Space and instead servicing all or a portion of the Additional Expansion Space with Tenant's mechanical systems currently servicing other space in the Building leased by Tenant under the lease. In such event, tenants pro-rata square footage allocation of costs for maintaining and repairing the Mechanical Systems shall be reduced accordingly.
