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17300 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd. Suite 110 I Portland I OR I 97224 CITY OF TIGARD
The Peak of Excellence BUILDING DIVISION
Name: Joe Vasicek Proposal#: R303112019113058-1 Date: 03/11/2019
Site Address: 14100 SW 72nd Ave Billing Address: 14100 SW 72nd Ave Consultant: Brian Hansen
City: Portland City: Portland Email: brian@bullmountainmech.co
State: OR State: OR Cell Phone: (503) 577-9609
Phone: (503) 684-8600 Zip Code:97224 Phone: Zip Code:97224
Zone 1
Cook Fan System Investment
Investment Type:
4
Cash/Check
Base System $8677.57
Optional Items Total $0.00
. 0% $0.00
System Total $8677.57
I Initial Investment $0
1/44, Balance
$8677.57
Net Investment After Credits&Rebate $8677.57
Purchased Accessories Optional Enhancements
By signing this agreement I acknowledge that I have read and
Representative: Date:
understand each page, including the terms and conditions.
Customer: Date: Approved By: Date:
503-612-6677 I Bull Mountain Heating I CCB#157814
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17300 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd. Suite 110 I Portland I OR I 97224
The Peak of Excellence
Name: Joe Vasicek Proposal#: R303112019113058-1 Date: 03/11/2019
Component In Base System Investment Inclusions
Qty Description
Ensures safety and insurability
1 Rooftop unit supports-steel Quality assurance review
1 Common return air add in conditioned area - basement Clean up work area before leaving
worksite
66 Main duct-per linear foot-/round pipe in uncondtioned area Sealing of penetrations
1 Return air drop
9 Ductwork transition Exclusions
9 Second man/start/refrigeration High voltage electrical
1 Permits
Installation Instructions
By signing this agreement I acknowledge that I have read and
understand each page, including the terms and conditions. Representative: Date:
Customer: Date: Approved By: Date:
503-612-6677 I Bull Mountain Heating I CCB#157814
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17300 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd. Suite 110 I Portland I OR I 97224
The Peak of Excellence
Name: Joe Vasicek Proposal#: R303112019113058-1 Date: 03/11/2019
Site Address: 14100 SW 72nd Ave Billing Address: 14100 SW 72nd Ave Consultant: Brian Hansen
City: Portland City: Portland Email: brian@bullmountainmech.co
State: OR State: OR Cell Phone: (503) 577-9609
Phone: (503) 684-8600 Zip Code:97224 Phone: Zip Code:97224
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Proposal Notes
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Proposal Good for 30 Days
The following terms and conditions shall apply when proposal is accepted by customer.
50%Down payment needs to be provided to secure equipment and materials prior to job installation.
Customer specifically agrees and acknowledges that all equipment, materials and labor that are incorporated in above referenced
project
provided by Bull Mountain Heating are the personal property of Bull Mountain Heating until payment is made in full. CCB#157814
We hereby propose to furnish material and labor in complete accordance with the above specifications for the
sum of Eight Thousand Six Hundred Seventy Seven Dollars and Fifty Seven Cents $8,677.57
(Total extended Price with Tax after Discount)
By signing this agreement I acknowledge that I have read and
understand each page, including the terms and conditions. Representative: Date:
Customer: Date: Approved By: Date:
503-612-6677 I Bull Mountain Heating(CCB#157814
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DATE: 2/22/2017
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Downblast Centrifugal D
Exhaust Ventilator
Roof Mounted/Direct Drive
Electronically Commutated Vari-Flow®Motor
STANDARD CONSTRUCTION FEATURES:
All aluminum housing -Backward inclined all aluminum wheel
-Two piece top cap with stainless steel quick release latches
(sizes 101 - 135)- Welded curb cap corners- Birdscreen -
Permanently lubricated ball bearing electronically commutatedif:Jr:L.1_7,— ' s'N\motor-Power rated in Input Watts-Corrosion resistant
fasteners-Transit tested packaging. �J� b
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Performance Dimensions (inches)
Catalog Fan Input Speed A 2-3/8
Qty Number RPM Watts FEG Control B O.D. 23-9/16
1 101C17DEC 1725 n/a(<1HP) EC C 21-1/8
D O.D. 16-3/4
Motor Information G 2
HP RPM Volts/Ph/Hz Enclosure T Sq. 18
Roof Open.Sq.* 13-1/2
1/4 1725 115/1/60 OPEN -EC tkirilel
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NOTE Accessories may affect dimensions shown4 .
Accessories: lWeight(Ibs)*** Shipping 50 Unit 42
*' FAN MOUNTED SPEED CONTROL Roof opening size for curbs supplied by Cook only.
STD DISCONNECT NEMA1 ***Includes fan,motor&accessories.
Fan Curve
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PROJECT: 70C15DH
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RCG
Galvanized Steel
Roof Curb
STANDARD CONSTRUCTION FEATURES:
18 gauge galvanized steel - 1-1/2", 7 Wood Nailer
3 lbs. density thermal and acoustical V Sq.
insulation -Continuously welded corners- I F Sq. 1 1
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Insulation Roof Opening
Dimensions (Inches)
Mark Qty Description Ht Options* A F Sq. V Sq. W Sq. Roof
Opening
EF 1 RCG 16 9.5 - 1-1/2 16-1/2 20-1/2 9-3/4 13-1/2
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Carbon
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Site Prep Guide :
Ventilation
Installing ventilation for your Carbon products can take a long time. Please read
below and start making preparations to install the required ventilation to minimize
delays in preparing your site for install. For safety reasons, you must install a
ventilation system to use our products.
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Overview
• A ventilation system is a mechanical system that is driven by an active ventilation connected to ductwork that
supplies fresh air to the lab and extracts stale or contaminated air from the interior to the outside of the building.
• Active ventilation is defined as a mechanical system consisting of some type of fan, ductwork, and a connection
point to a piece of equipment. Ventilation rates can be adjusted through the use of dampers/valves.
• If you want to use an existing ventilation system for the Carbon workflow, please check with your EH&S and/or
Facilities department. The main chemicals the ventilation system needs to remove are acrylate monomers and
amines. You will need to test your current ventilation system to validate that it is compatible with common amine
curing agents.
• To provide ventilation flexibility both now and in the future, we require the installation of a blast gate on every
ventilation drop. This will allow our Carbon representatives to tune your specific air flow, which is especially important
to prevent the ventilation from removing too much heat from your oven (a common customer issue).
Ventilation Requirements
WORKSTATION VENTILATION REQUIREMENT
*each drop requires an installed blast gate
*each drop requires a 4-inch diameter ven' ation hose
M Series Printer 20 cfm (34 m3/h) (per printer)
Wash Area (Adjustable Snorkel or Fume Hood) 50 cfm (85 m3/h) (per wash area)
Compressed Air Cleaning Cabinet 80 cfm (136 m3/h) (per cabinet)
Convection Oven 20 cfm (34 m3/h) (per oven), high-temp hose
Smart Part Washer 50 cfm (85 m3/h) (per part washer), aluminum hose
Vertrel Distiller (Fixed Snorkel or Fume Hood) 100 cfm (170 m3/h) (per distiller), not applicable for Smart
Part Washer using Dimethyl Adipate (DMA) as a solvent
Note: if you do not have a meter to test the flow, we have used this anemometer. The pressure drop at each device is negligible.
You will need to estimate your ventilation tubing diameter, length, and bends to understand the pressure drop for your lab.
Ventilation Requirements
• The minimum ventilation requirement for a single printer lab with a part washer and industrial accessories is 320 cfm
(545 m3/h), or 360 cfm (610 m3/h) if you include the two additional printers to complete the SpeedCellTM.
• Ventilation is required in six places in a single printer lab with a part washer: printer, part washer, distiller*, part
washing workstation, compressed air cleaning cabinet, and convection oven.
• Ventilation is required in eight places in a SpeedCellTM lab: 3 printers, part washer, distiller*, part washing
workstation, compressed air cleaning cabinet, and convection oven.
Each additional product will require an additional ventilation drop per the requirements table (previous slide).
• Building capacity for plenty of ventilation is a good idea for your Carbon lab because excess ventilation will make it
easy to accommodate more printers and adopt future products or accessories without the need to re-engineer your
lab.
• Each of these locations must be vented to the outside of the building.
*Note: The Smart Part Washer with Dimethyl Adipate (DMA) solvent does not require separate ventilation since DMA can
not be distilled. The distiller is only applicable if you plan to use your Smart Part Washer with Vertrel. Please refer to the
attached handout to learn more about which solvent is required for each resin.
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Your Site Prep Specialist will ask for a picture of each ventilation connection before scheduling the installation.
We recommend a central line of ventilation with multiple drops, each with an installed and 4-inch diameter
ventilation hose. This will connect to the Carbon product's exhaust port using a supplied clamp.
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Additional Oven Ventilation Notes
Your oven is equipped with an adapter to ensure flow rate is not too high. Please
attach the oven to the ventilation system using the provided adapter, which is °'
shipped inside the oven.
• The adapter is a flanged ventilation duct with an outer ringheld with three =*..`w
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wing nuts that should be installed on top of the oven. You should connect it to t a u
the oven first so you can easily connect it to your 4-inch round exhaust duct.
• Do not seal the outer ring (a common customer issue). : ✓ . ,;,: ', , __
• This arrangement pulls air from the room rather than sucking heat out of the . `
oven, but in doing so also removes oven fumes. `
As oven exhaust temperatures could exceed 220°C, use metal duct or metal x i9 . iii '4; t P. 1."'
duct hose. plus a hose clamp, to withstand the high temperature air for at least
10 feet to allow for sufficient cooling. You can also use a flexible hose with a high - q
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temperature rating, such as the High Temperature Flexible Silicone Duct Hose 4" y,<<�°i ,_,� `� �,` i
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installed and ventilated, please conduct '
temperature checks at 60, 120, and 220° C to ensure your oven is _
maintainingthe proper temperature. You can use any _
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• Ventilation must vent to the outside of the building. % 1
• You must provide photos of each ventilation connection (printer, part �� ' , u 1.
washing workstation, compressed air cleaning cabinet, and convection 1, i '
oven; as well as part washer and distiller, if applicable) before
scheduling the installation. . ! „ ,, i f
• Ensure the oven ventilation is installed using the provided adapter „
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• Check the oven temperature after ventilation installation. l ={ ,�,- , � . ,� � � �
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you headaches later. '
• Building capacity for plenty of ventilation is a good idea for your Carbon ' zP
lab because excess ventilation will make it easy to accommodate more ,, ._ '.II 1
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printers and adopt future products or accessories without the need to re- •
engineer your lab.
FAQs
What locations of the Printer and Smart Part Washer setup require ventilation and how much?
• Ventilation is required in six places in a single printer lab with part washer: printer, part washer, distiller (Vertrel only),
part washing workstation, compressed air cleaning cabinet, and convection oven. See the Ventilation Requirements
handout for the specific flow requirements per product.
Where is the part washer exhaust port located?
• On the back, in the upper right corner.
What is the heat loading?
• The heat loading of your oven is: 12.5 A (fuse limited) x 120 V x 100% (inefficiency) = 1500 W.
• The heat loading of your M1 printer is: 7.5 A (fuse limited) x 120 V x 15% (inefficiency) = 135 W.
• The heat loading of your M2 printer is: 10 A (fuse limited) x 120 V x 15% (inefficiency) = 180 W.
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