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Report elnPY RECEIVED SEP h 2 2022 CITY OF TIGARD Stack BUILDING DIVISION ,~i Cap Ceiling/Roof c� I- M Tubeaxial Exhaust Fan Front Filter Doors Direction of airflow Provides horizontal airflow from front to back Exhaust OFFICE COPY. . Chamber CITY OF TIGARD. REVIEWED FOR CODE COMPLIANCE 13FT Approved: I I - - �� ll]�Lr OTC: I ] TITLE: Permit#: rri„r- .an an_ o n IR3 ) • VALIDITY OF PERMIT Paint Booth Exhaust Detail Address: )a7 IRO s 7.114 At/ THE ISSUANCE OF A PERMIT Side View Suite At BASED ON CONSTRUCTION NOT DRAWN TO SCALE DOCUMENTS AND OTHER B . Date -Jo- DATA SHALL NOT PREVENT DWG. NO. REV THE CODE OFFICIAL FROM 1 REQUIRING THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS. OSSC 105.4 SIZE A SHEET 1 OF 1 1 ma i C- eiiing Joists Outside Wall: t 4 of 3.00 ir o Exhaust Iel 0 iv 81 N 4-1 re Paint 0 4.50 Booth o' 1 ea t O C7 I CD rA OIcd O' Outside Wall `Y'1 13.00 —T_ 24.00 TITLE' Second Location Ceiling Layout Detail Buildings 16 7$a Dimensions in Ft DWG. NO. 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R t f � § ,.. <.a ,gip 0 TSIDE DIMENSIONS fGARD — . BUILDING DIVISION A � \ � ~ � it ,- I p en+ / M f1MI� ,.�fI I ;' :s l ,.!. 1 0 • pqi � 1 1,F �■ r<� • � �b,"��F"'?�Pi`��.t2.9�Zs1 � ,�A{] pp ■■■ fry I I ,. M L IIR3IIO■lIIY` J '4 IIJr} '�y :+:^ , \R ., . ..::wi !! IP! .I ,"1'n1 Ili , :. I I Y I. J '' I aNS 6J' fftl1s1!f r> 4 f 9..y. - .. I..% „ iI:ST 24"x48"LIGHT FIXTURE, I I - _ i�LI Y ENCLOSED&UL LISTED FRONT VIEW MOUNTED BEHIND 0.25"TEMPERED GLASS W Wx8'H TRI-FOLD k FILTER DOORS TOP VIEW jX;; CUSTOMER DATE: INS1D a1 , SIGNATURE: a=,;3; PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDFNTI4j, UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED: DRAWN: - MODEL INRDENAHVSroNS'. NOTE ' % TeooeRD• THE UFORMATON COAT!INOINTNt4 1ME SIONSARE/HINGES DATE: Pm11 MANUF.y P, i J' S. MSFB 1000 T-9"WIDE;B•4'HIGH,9'•4 LONG caN PAaa cam^ COM' '! DRILWW S RIF&ECIUNZ"OF 10LEPANCES: ALLDN619019 IRFRIO SipNDplm T00156EWIPAENI pNV RPA: ANUPEPCRTUn NFP; _, WENT Wi90EMtENSI0N9 MO CM1p Rd REPNOOUCTNIN WASH OR ASA WNOI E FRACTIONAL:HA dSCRFWAICIE9PWCHlO Genbors NO SILOS US WITHOUT THE WRISIENPEPM5510N Of THREE PUCE DECIMAL 10025 SHEET 1413 SUM - 13'-0"WIDE,S'•55"HIGH,17i111 LONG swim WOW 14,00b51,205 STANDARD TOOLS A Miner IS ANGIEAR f 1.0' _DRAWING NOT to SCALE Rp* r A.^f.. nwp�W-boon,ran PROHIBITED. - c o 6.1 ST 2.v c Rc)n) irs s—►Pry.L4 FT , T HOARD Toots and Equipment Co. INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR leg PAINT SPRAY BOOTHS This manual should be read prior to initiating any installation, operations or maintenance tasks. Refer to the specific drawings and bill of materials for exact parts and instructions. This manual contains information about materials,permitting, installation instructions, maintenance requirements and the warranty on the booth or mixing room. IMPORTANT NOTES: The installation of this booth and all associated materials should comply with local codes and local interpretations of national codes. Contacting your local building inspector or building engineer before installing the booth to verify requirements can save significant time and expenses. Please read this entire manual before beginning to install your booth. Keep this manual as a reference for proper operation and maintenance of your booth. The final page of this manual is Standard Tool and Equipment's warranty on these items. For questions or problems related to your new spray booth, call our Customer Service Department at 1-800-451-2425. Please have your order number available when you call. Revised 1-2-2014 1 Page 1 of 35 CONTENTS SECTION CONTENTS PAGES 1 Technical data intended for governmental (building 3-6 inspector, fire marshal, OSHA) and other interested parties (e.g. insurance) plus a guide for obtaining permits 2 Written installation and maintenance procedures plus 7-13 a checklist to verify completion prior to using the spray booth 3 General drawings for the most common booth styles that show major phases of assembly plus detail drawings about doors, filters and light fixtures Standard Tools and Equipment's Spray Booth Final Page Warranty This manual is not intended to replace or supersede any OSHA,NEC,NFPA or other laws. codes or regulations. For ease of reading this manual the term booth is used when instructions apply to paint spray booths,powder coat booths and mixing rooms. Specific booth types are referred to when the instructions are specific to the booth type. Revised 1-2-2014 2 Page 2 of 35 SECTION 1 CODE COMPLIANCE The booths manufactured by Standard Tools /Tools USA are designed for code compliance. The booth is supplied in kit form and is assembled on site by the booth owner or a contractor hired by the booth owner. The booths are designed to comply with the 2012 edition of the National Fire Protection Association NFPA-33 requirements. The booth is also compliant to OSHA 29CFR.1910 code and IFC International Fire Code. The materials,design, ventilation and documents supplied by Standard Tools and Equipment Co. are compliant to these codes,but other materials may be required by the codes such as fire suppression systems and makeup air systems. Optional ETL kits are available with Standard's most popular paint spray booths and mixing rooms. These kits include an electrical control panel, an air solenoid and the ETL label that shows satisfactory acceptance by Intertek that the booth meets NFPA-33 requirements. This kit must be purchased and installed prior to the booth leaving our facility. Standard Tools and Equipment Co. is not certified by any firm to label a booth as compliant once it leaves the manufacturing facility. Standard Tools and Equipment Co. is not responsible for third-party inspections or an engineer's stamp should local authorities require these approvals. Standard Tools is not responsible for requirements beyond what is supplied with the booth such as control panels, fire suppression or signage on the booth unless these items are purchased from Standard Tools. INFORMATION ABOUT THE BOOTH KIT CONTENTS GALVANIZED STEEL - Each booth is fabricated from 18 gage-galvanized steel. The steel meets ASTM A-653 requirements. Galvanizing is G90 @ 1.25 ounces per square foot, and meets ASTM A527LFQ requirements. EXHAUST FAN -The tubeaxial fan is equipped with a non-sparking blade that is driven by belts enclosed in a motor duct and is designed for paint booth service. The fan meets the AMCA testing requirements and bears the AMCA seal. ELECTRIC MOTOR-The motor(supplied with the fan)conforms to National Electric Manufacturers Association ratings A and B and is UL Rated (reference E47479). The motor is also CSA rated (reference LR6153). Safe ventilation is designed at 100%of operational rpms. The standard motor is rated for Class 2/Div II zones; a Class 1/Div II hazardous- location motor is used if the motor is within 36" of a booth opening. Standard Tools does not recommend the use of a variable frequency drive (VFD) for the fan motors unless the booth air is supplied via a connected air makeup system. Revised 1-2-2014 Page 3 of 35 LIGHTS -The standard lights are 120/277V 2'x4' T8 fluorescent lay-in and are cULus and CSA approved. The lights are lay-in style and serviced from the outside of the booth. The lights are separated from the interior of the booth by 0.25" tempered glass and sealed with caulk to provide a vapor proof seal. Inside-access lights (explosion-proof, Class 1/Div II, UL and CSA listed)are available as an upgrade (ref. LDPI 390-series, 4-bulb,T8 with interlock switch). WINDOWS - Windows are fully-tempered safety glass and meet the requirements of the following: • ANSI Z97.1 • Federal Standard 16 CFR 1201 • ASTM C-1036-91 • ASTM C-1098-92 The windows are ''A" thick tempered glass, designed to be sealed with caulking to insure a vapor proof seal, and meet NFPA-33 requirements. MANOMETER DRAFT GAUGE— Mark II Model 25, manufactured by Dwyer Instruments to meet NFPA 33. INTAKE FILTERS - Manufactured by CHEMCO Mfg. Co. Inc., 92.4% efficiency. UL Class II [reference R13314 (N)]. equal alternates may be used EXHAUST FILTERS - Manufactured by CHEMCO Mfg. Co. Inc., Average Arrestance Efficiency 98.66%, Holding Capacity 0.41 Lbs/ft2 ,UL Class 2 [reference R13314 (N)], equal alternates may be used POWDER BAG FILTERS - Manufactured by Air Technologies Inc.. 97% efficiency. UL Class 2 [reference R13314 (N)], equal alternates may be used. powder coat booths POWDER PREFILTERS -Manufactured by Air Technologies Inc., 99.76%efficiency. UL Class 2 [reference R13314 (N)], equal alternates may be used,powder coat booths FINAL FILTERS - MERV 14, 95% efficiency. UL Class II [ref R9118], powder coat booths CAULK - Manufactured by DAP, Inc. Meets ASTM specification C-834. MSDS is available at www.dap.com or www.toolsusa.com. CONTROL PANEL -an ETL-listed assembly for controlling lights and fans using all UL and CSA listed items, comes with instructions for installation. ETL-listed booths require this control panel, but it may also be purchased as an option. AIR SOLENOIDS—ASCO Redhat# 8210G002, sold separately or included in ETL kit. Revised 1-2-2014 4 Page 4 of 35 FIRE PROTECTION NFPA-33 Section 9 requires an automatic fire suppression system for most spray booths and mixing rooms. Local authorities may elect to defer this requirement in select cases. It is the responsibility of the booth owner to determine this need. Standard Tools and Equipment Co. offers an optional automatic dry-chem fire suppression system for many of the booths from one of the industry leaders in certified fire suppression systems. These systems have been designed to meet NFPA-17 federal code and will be installed by qualified technicians. The local fire marshal or building inspector can provide local code requirements. If the booth is not purchased with a fire suppression system from Standard Tools and Equipment Co., a licensed fire protection system provider local to the booth site can be contracted by the booth owner. NOTE REGARDING CERTIFIED LISTINGS—UL.CSA.ETL All electrical components supplied with the booth are UL,CSA and/or ETL approved. Everything supplied with the booth meets OSHA and NFPA 33 requirements. Third-party certification,fire suppression and other items described in the OSHA and NFPA-33 codes are not included as standard components in the spray booths and mixing rooms but are available from Standard Tools for the most popular booths and mixing rooms. NFPA-33,OSHA and IFC codes state that spray booths and mixing rooms must comply with the codes. but they do not state that the spray booth and mixing room MUST be certified. A requirement that a spray booth be certified to these standards comes from the local authorities. Standard Tools and Equipment Co. offers an ETL kit that includes the ETL label,electrical control panel and interlocking hardware. The booth type and size must be listed by ETL/Intertek. This kit must be purchased prior to the spray booth leaving Standard Tools. UL certification is NOT available for pre-designed kitted spray booths. UL may be contracted by the booth owner to visit a facility once the spray booth or mixing room is complete and operational for on-site certification. Please contact our engineering department if you have further questions about the technical aspects of this topic. Revised 1-2-2014 5 Page 5 of 35 PERMITTING GUIDE The permitting process is the responsibility of the booth owner but is typically not difficult. There are various sequences possible, but the one detailed below is the process recommended to save time and money. The goal of the permit is to show compliance to all applicable codes and laws to ensure the safety of the booth owner and operators. The notes below are taken from the codes. The local authority has the final interpretation of the codes. Step 1 - Verify that the building and desired booth location are suitable • Flat,nonflammable floors • At least 36"clearance from one-hour rated walls on all sides of the booth • Adequate air supply to supply at least twenty minutes of exhausted air • Zoned for installation and use of a booth • At least 30-ft from the exhaust outlet of the ductwork to the nearest property line Step 2—Obtain subcontractor information • Contact licensed electrical contractor • Contact a local HVAC and fire suppression contractors [if needed] • Obtain information about the contractors for completing the permit application: name, address,phone number, license number and type. Step 3—Complete and submit permit application • Obtain local building permit application on local government websites • Complete the forms as necessary. Refer to this manual and the specific drawings for the booth. • Determine if third-party certification is required (like ETL or UL or an engineer). If yes. please read page five of this manual. • Submit the permit application and required documents to your local permitting authority. • Display the building permit in a visible location near the booth. • Follow the instructions of your local authorities to obtain the permit Other Information • Some permitting authorities will require stamped engineering drawings. Standard Tools and Equipment Co. can provide a set of drawings stamped by an NC-licensed PE (professional engineer)that shows the documentation and design complies with NFPA-33 for a marginal fee. Contact our sales office if you need stamped drawings. • Be prepared to answer questions about mixing/storage of paint and other flammable liquids, fire suppression and training of employees. • If leasing the building, most local authorities require approval of the landowner for the booth prior to approving a permit. This approval includes wall and roof penetrations. • The booth may require an EPA permit to show compliance with NESHAP 6X or 6H rules. Visit the NESHAP website or your regional EPA office for more information. • If the booth is installed without a permit, inspectors tend to be less lenient and non- compliance with the codes may require costly corrective actions. Revised 1-2-2014 Page 6 of 35 SECTION 2 I. INTRODUCTION • Paint spray booths manage overspray and fumes from the painting. • The performance of these greatly depends on the installers following the proceeding notes and drawings. The booth may be one of the following: • Wet spray booth with dry-arrestor exhaust It operates by drawing air through the booth and to replaceable filters(arrestor pads)that capture overspray droplets and exhausts the fume-laden air to the atmosphere. All booths with arrestor exhausts are supplied with a draft gage(manometer). A wet spray booth may be used for application of solvent or water-borne paint. This type of booth is also often used for spray application of wet materials such as gelcoat,glue,wood stain and polymers. • 14,1; .l eini Y Ther s no overla ' g of these three units. A • pray booth c e used fo der coat a powder coati oth earn sed for sprayi wet materials a mixin m cannot be or any coating. Thes s have differe ' ow re 'rements and tion syste . sing one of th units for anothe ocess may res n a ire and wil provide an eptable workin ndition. Comrersio booth from wet pain er coat • ersa ma s1 e but ' 1 re review en 'rig staff an ges in the e liter panels ssibly in the an or ors. Revised 1-2-2014 7 Page 7 of 35 II. PREPARATION 1. Consultyourlocalfiremarshalandbuildinginspectorbeforeinstallingthebooth. Obtaining pre-approval can eliminate costly rework to the installation. 2. Study this manual and the specific drawings to understand the process. Contact our internal experts if you have questions. 3. Standard Tools recommends that the installation site be: • Indoors—The booth is recommended for erection inside an enclosed building. However, it may be erected outside if it is under a covered structure that will protect all electrical components and air filters from rain and snow. The paint booth does not have a snow load or wind rating. • Flooring-Non-combustible(concrete preferred),flat and level within %" per 36" • Spacing- 36" clearance on all sides of the booth This is a recommendation'o aid installation and servicingd'Ialk to your local authorities is this is a concern.) • Sparks -A minimum of 20'(based on OSHA)between the booth and any source of sparks (e.g. welding, grinding and laser-cutting) • Air-makeup- OSHA and NFPA requirements dictate ventilation requirements of the booth. Placing the booth in an enclosed building that is too small to provide enough air may cause 'air starvation'. An air makeup system or venting from the outside may be required if the building does not contain 20 minutes of ventilation. 4. Standard Tools recommends a minimum of two people to build the booth since the panels can weigh up to 100 pounds. A larger team is recommended for larger booths. 5. Recommended personal protective gear includes leather gloves, steel-toed shoes, hard hats, ANSI-approved safety glasses with side shields, long pants (not shorts) and long-sleeved shirts. The metal panels can be sharp; the installers should dress and work to prevent cuts. Jewelry and other similar items should not be worn. 6. Mark the outer booth location with chalk lines. Keeping the lines square will enhance the installation, fit and performance of the booth. 7. Take the following into consideration when identifying the booth location: exhaust ducting, access to ower and compressed air, emer ency egress, access to 1,ights-an€Lfaizsath to load/unload the boot . 8. Inspect all of the received items to identify missing, damaged or defective items. The items should be compared to the parts list detailed in this manual. Performing the inspection of all parts prior to starting the installation is recommended. 9. Recommended tools: drill with 5/16" hex socket,extension cord, a dozen c-clamp /`4 ) vise grips, level, rubber hammer, '/e"masonry bit, 3/8"drill, two ladders, caulk " gun. chalk line. A powered lift or scaffolding are practical for booths over 10-ft L_ tall. Revised 1-2-2014 Page 8 of 35 • 1)INSTALL AND TEKS SCREW 1,5x1,5x115 INTAKE PLENUM INSTALLATION ANGLE CENTERED OF 120" FRONT AND BACK INTAKE PANELS 1,5x1.5x115 ANGLE TORWARDS BACK OF BOOTH > /-1,5x1,5x115 ANGLE (FRONT) ei1 r f sir 1 (REAR) SIDE VIEW CEILING PANEL CEILING INTAKE PANEL 2)ONCE ENTIRE BOOTH IS INSTALLED, PLACE 3"x 88"METAL STRIPS AGAINST 1,5x1.5x115 ANGLES AND TEK SCREW CEILING PANEL TO FLANGES ON CEILING PANELS, 1,5x115 ANGLE OVERLAP OR TRIM AS NEEDED 3"X88" METAL STRIPS 1 3"X88" METAL STRIPS \ � . ■ ■ 0,,,, *MAY HAVE TO 6E CUT L0 1 . TO SUITE PLENUM DESIGN \ 4— Co- CO ..11114 ,1 M 41111111k ' 0) 1 . 0,.,„„ INTAKE PANELS 1 I 'cP`' CL III il 1,5x115 ANGLE , IR 111411 11 Cri ANGLED VIEW 4:-.. _ to ANGLE 3)INSTALL CEILING INTAKE PLENUM ON PLATFORM CREATED BY 1,5"x115" TOP VIEW AND 3"x88" METAL STRIPS 4)INSTALL CEILING PANELS ON TOP OF INTAKE PLENUM *NOTE; GAS HEATED BOOTHS WILL BE SOLID ON SIDES .- /1/1. ►I JAN-2014 DETAIL TEKS SCREW AND ANCHOR INSTRUCTIONS 18 GA WALL PANEL —\ 18 GA WALL OR CEILING PANEL ATTACH PANEL TO CONCRETE FLOOR WITH DRIVE RIVET TEK SCREW 2" FROM CORNER *OUTSIDE PAINT BOOTH* CO 46 I TEKS SCREW `— O \\`v— O N CAULK _ ID CA TEKS SCREW \ (0 CL APPROX. EVERY 8" -12" � I i *INSIDE PAINT BOOTH* G d CAULK HOW TO JOIN PANELS li• HOW TO ANCHOR PANELS rlsz:,J12 Nk' Jt-1s-lc, 'DE`I tL_S STANDARD TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT CO, Aug 2012 DETAIL HIP AND CEILING EXPLODED VIEW TEKS SCREWS CEILING PANEL //////'''— HIP PANEL TEKS SCREW / MI 1 r--I /// HIP PANEL ,'.' —,• � v CAULK O no 11111 Ell/ 1,5x1,5 HIP ANGLE CEILING SUPPORT CO 45O CAULK SEAM INSIDE BODTH LO WALL PANEL CD COCID CL WALL PANEL TO HIP PANEL JOINT HIP PANEL TO CEILING PANEL JOINT STANDARD TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT CO. JAN-2014 DETAIL FAN AND LIGHTS 2¢u -FA N 0 0 -._�! v.,/ 3 IA? Mc�'me I �i ►o f 690 c F-rm AIR FLOW i,�� or FAN PANEL /so_ _\i BOLT If FAN DIRECTION INSTALL FAN TO BOOTH PANEL DETAIL II• FAN DETAILS WITH 3/0° HARDWARE SUPPLIED •REFER TO www,GraInger,com FOR MORE INFORMATION MOUNT AND WIRE MOTOR PER INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED WITH FAN AND MOTOR LOCK WASHER •ORIENT FAN SO THAT THE BELTS CAN BE SERVICED; NUT M THEN DRILL THE FAN PANEL FOR THE BOLTS 0 N LIGHT FIXTURE N 0 4 TUBE FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE LIGHT ATTACHMENT TAB I O ' B3 a. TEKS SCREW 1/4"CLEAR TEMPERED GLASS LIGHT ATTACHMENT TAB \_- KNOCKOUT FOR 1/2"EMT 18 GA PANEL \\ `\� 18 GA PANEL - i �_ APPLY CONTINUOUS BEAD \/ OF CAULK AROUND PERIMETER '.‹. �� DETAIL VI '1 `� \ EXTERIOR ACCESS LIGHT STANDARD TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT CO; JAN-2014 TOP AND SIDE JAMB INSTALLATION TOP JAMB WITH GUSSET/ SIDE JAMB PLACEMENT DOOR/HINGE PLACEMENT TOP JAMB WITH WELDED G - / / `t I O iii 7d ) CO /a//ti "_ 3 SCREW MINIMUM TO p CO HOLD SIDE JAMB TO p CO f GUSSET DOOR HINGE N W CO 1-1 is ,40 a. / pJtn / O� SIDE JAMB IS INSTALLED IN FRONT OF TOP JAMB SO `.S 1 FRONTAL PANEL GUSSET IS ONLY V SIDE JAMB --/ PARTIALLY VISIBLE TOP VIEW STANDARD TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT CD. JAN-2019 DETAIL - T-BEAMS (SHT 2 OF 3) 11141\ LOCATE GUSSET FLUSH WITH OUTSIDE 1111111 O EDGE OF BEAM 6xXXX'T'BEAM p 0 0 A ASSEMBLE JOINT GUSSET O 0 WITH #12 TEK SCREWS B MINIMUM 6xXXX'T'BEAM O O \\l\ CRITICAL THAT - ALLOW CLEARANCE FOR PANEL � 6XXXX'T' BEAM BOTH EDGES MEET 6xXXX'T BEAM --\\ 10 CO O CO CO *NOTE;GUSSETS MAY BE PRE WELDED CD C, CCS . \- 6xXXX'T BEAM 6xXXX'T'BEAM 6xXXX'T' BEAM DETAIL 3 • BEAM ASSEMBLY STANDARD TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT CO, JAN-2014 GRAINGER., Product Categories / HVAC and Refrigeration / Ventilation Equipment / Tubeaxial Fans and Accessories / Belt Drive Tubeaxial Fans / Tubeaxial Fan with Motor and Drive Package:3 h... DAYTON GRAINGERCHOICE Web Price Tubeaxial Fan with Motor and $3,122.58 /each Drive Package: 3 hp Motor, Belt- This item requires special shipping, additional charges may apply. Drive Drive, 2.77 hp Max. BHP Qty-- 1 Item #7F832 Mfr. Model #7F832 1 Add to Cart eyx r UNSPSC #40101604 Catalog Page #2940 Country of Origin Varies. Country of Origin is subject to change. O Ship 0 Pickup Belt-Drive Tubeaxial Fans Expected to arrive by end of Oct, 2022. • Mount: vertical or horizon View More v Ship to 97062 I Change Technical Specs Shipping Weight 192.81 lbs Ship Availability Terms !tern Tubeaxial Fan Motor HP 3 hp with Motor and Drive Package Max. BHP 2.77 hp Add to List Drive Type Belt-Drive Fan RPM 1,910 Blade Dia. 24 in Motor Totally RECEIVE® Enclosure Enclosed Fan- CFM @ 0.000- 10,310 cfm Cooled SEP 14 2022 In. SP Phase 3 CITY OF TIGARD CFM @ 0.125- 10,084 cfm BUILDING DIVISION In. SP Voltage 208-230/460 CFM @ 0.250- 9,850 cfm Max. Motor 10 in In. SP Height CFM @ 0.500- 9,332 cfm Shaft Dia. 1 in In. SP Number of 6 CFM @ 0.750- 8,769 cfm Blades In. SP Full Load Amps 8.7-7.8/3.9 CFM @ 1.000- 8,143 In. SP Motor Type 3-Phase CFM @ 1.250- 7,398 Max. Inlet 200 Degrees F Chat with an Agent In, SP Max. Ambient 104 Degrees F In,SP 5„Ft' Temp Bearing Type Ball Inlet Dia. 24 7/16 in Mounting Vertical/Horizontal Outlet Dia. 24 7/16 in Position Assembled/Unassetlhilleslembled Housing Steel Material Bolt Circle Dia. 25 3/4 in Housing Finish Baked Enamel Replacement 4C664 Fan Blade Stock Blade Material Spark Resistant No. Aluminum Companion 3C436 Hz 60 Hz Flange Stock No. Motor RPM 1,740 RPM Standards AMCA Height 37 1/4 in Includes Belt Guard Width 26 7/8 in Dimension A 27 in Max. Depth 18 in Dimension B 16 3/4 in Housing Dia. 27 in w/Mtg. Flange Dimension C 24 5/16 in Housing Dia. 24 5/16 in Dimension D 18 in w/o Mtg. Flange Dimension E 7/16 in Chat with anAgent CITY!COUNTY BLDG.DEPT.USE FRONT VIEW TOP VIEW 28 I - 24 GAUGE N IIIIMI �, /� ALV.BLADE r �'\ / \\i18 \n = I .(,....„...,, 28 7F R PROJECT#: rG'1 'r-' rn '''1' _ =OLT/WASHER/NUT / XX'XXX Mli 0 � ASSEMBLY(8 PLACES) \ / I 1lli 2'WIDE iliminu 10 BRACKET \\ // •. m w L (4 PLACES) ....../ LL i Q a ao� wLt _'■-•C_ ! •EVERSE BEAD N w o •10 SCREW'] 3 aO (5 PLACES) y a$a 1 rc�R 24 1 EXHAUST ACCELERATOR CAP DETAILS z > v z a B. < w - w�awv (a� z _______ 9REN • % .i..17" ........._ ••••••••• Ity 10 SCREW \ (4 PLACES) \\/� \ ' ' RAVITY MAKE UP AIR 1 W/MOTORIZED DAMPERS — / TO BE INTERLOCKED W!EXHAUST FAN I 18 I DRAB BY: DATE' 09I142UZ2 SHEET NO. C_,,, MAKE UP AIR INTAKE CAP DETAILS (TYP. 2) 1"-r-a, M 1 .0 J CITY/COUNTY BLDG.SEPT.USE — PROJECT#: XX-XXX BAY R LLUP o DOORS s Bzc -ff.zO a , 6 EMISING WALL M 0 P 1C2' a m I 6 >8 rmfE24"fd EXAUS- °aU;a U VENT THRU ROOF (SEE DETAIL 1/M1.0 Office _ �,3' Area 16'-7" is^e,MAKEUP AIR �4 Z VENT THRU ROOF 1 J PaintBooth �3' (SEE DETAIL 2/M1.0) m 7 9" ® 10-7" 57" L13'� _ t I 1 �� } Main Entrance .Main Entrance .,,,C10),.,) ORAAWN BY: DATE: Z.T.B. 09112/2022 1 TENANT SPACE LAYOUT Off, 2 ROOF LAYOUT SHEET NO. M2.0 1/16"=1'-0" 1V M2.0 1/16"=1'-0" N lil M2.0 8' 9 8 4�