RIZAL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY Boni Avenue, Mandaluyong City College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CE11 BUILDING SYSTEMS DESIGN Assignment/Project No. _ 2. STANDARD LIST DATE PERFORMED: NAME: | Oct. 4, 2024 MARASIGAN » KYLA G. DATE SUBMITTED: STUDENT NO.: OGOT. 11 2024 2019 - 101395 ‘GROUP NO. ‘SECTION: GROUP 7 CEIT - 02 -501P. OF. 201 |. CONCEPCION PROFESSORLECTURE ASSIGNMENT # 2 5 STANDARD LIST OF ELECTRICAL CODES FOR CONSTRUCTION NFPA II|-STANDARD ON STORED ELECTRICAL ENERGY EMERCENCY AND STANDBY POWER SYSTEMS. SCOPE LA THS STANDARD COVERS PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR STORED ELECTRICAL ENERGY SYSTEMS PROVIDING AN AL TERNATE SOURCE OF ELECTRICAL POWER IN BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES IN THE EVENT THAT THE NORMAL ELECTRICAL POWER SOURCE FAILS. ALLL FOR EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEMS SUPPED BY EMERGENCY GENERATORS 142 SYSTEMS COVERED IN THIS STANDARD SHALL INCLUDE POWER SOURCES , TRANSFER EQUIPMENT, CONTROLS , SUPERVISORY EQUIPMENT, AND ACCESSORY EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING INTEGRAL ACCESSORY EQWIPMENT NEEDED TO SUPPLY ELECTRICAL PO- WER TO THE SELECTED CIRCUITS. 113 THIS STANDARD SHALL COVER INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE, OPERATION , AND TESTING REQUIREMENTS AS THEY PERTAIN TO THE PERFORMANCE OF THE STORED EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM (SEPSS) 4. THIS STANDARD SHALL NOT COVER THE FOLLOWING: Q APPLICATION OF THE SEPPS (2) DISTRIBUTION WIRING 3) SYSTEMS HAVING TOTAL OUTPUTS LESS THAN 500 VA OR LESS THAN 94 V, OR SYSTEMS LESS THAN CLASS 0.083 (A)UNIT REQUIREMENT (5) NUCLEAR SOURCES , SOLAR SYSTEMS, ANDWIND STORED-ENERGY SYSTEMS (¢) UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SYSTEMS (URS) SUPPLIED BY AN EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM (PSS) 1.1.42 THE FOLLOWING SHALL NOT @E WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THIS STANDARD :(4) SPECIFIC BUILDINGS OR FA- CILITIES , OR BOTH, REQUIRING AN SEPSS (2) SPECIFIC LOADS 10 BE SERVED BY THE SEPPS (3) TYPE, CLASS, OR LEVEL TO BE ASSIGNED TO ANY SPECIFIC. LOAD. NFPA 70B - RECOMMENDED PRACTICE FOR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 44. SCOPE 414. THIS RECCOMMENOED PRACTICE APPLIES TO PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR ELECTRICAL , ELECTRONIC , AND COMMUNI- CKTION SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT AND IS NOT INTENDED 10 DUPLICATE OR SUPERSEDE INSTRUCTIONS THAT MANUPACTU- RERS NORMALLY PROVIDE. SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT COVERED ARE TYPICAL OF THOSE INSTALLED IN INDUSTRIAL. PLANTS, INSTITUTIONAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS , AND LARGE MUL- TIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL COMPLEXES 442 CONSUMER APPLIANCES AND EQUIPMENT [NTENDED PRIMARILY FOR USE IN THE HOME ARE NOT INCLUDED. NFPA 70E - STANDARD FOR ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE THIS STANDARD ADDRESSES ELECTRICAL SAFETY -RELATED WORK PRACTICES, SAFETY- RELATED MAINTENANCE REGUIRE- MENTS, AND OTHER AOMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS FOR EMPLOYEE WORKPLACES THAT ARE NECESCARY FOR THE PRACTICAL SAFEGUARDING OF EMPLOYEES RELATIVE TO THE HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH ELECTRICAL ENERGY DURING ACTIVITIESSUCH AS THE INSTALLATION , INSPECTION , OPERATION, MAIN~- TENANCE, AND DEMOLITION OF ELECTRIC. CONDUCTORS , ELEC- TRIC EGUIPMENT, SIGNALING AND COMMUNICATIONS CONDUC- TORS AND EQUIPMENT, AND RACEWAYS. THIS STANDARD ALSO INCLUDES SAFE WORK PRACTICES FORK EMPLOYEES PERFORMING OTHER WORK ACTIVITIES THAT CAN EXPOSE THEM TO ELECTRICAL HAZARDS AS WELL AS SAFE WORK PRACTICES FOR THE FOLLOWING: (INSTALLATION OF CONDUCTORS AND FGUIPMENT THAT CON- NEGT TO THE SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY (QINSTALLATIONS USED @Y THE ELECTRIC UTILITY, SUCH AS OFFIGE BUILDINGS , WAREHOUSES, GARAGES, MACHINE SHOPS, AND RECREATIONAL BUILDINGS THAT ARE NOT AN INTEGRAL PART OF A GENERATING PLANT, OR CONTROL CENTER: NFPA 110 - STANDARD FOR EMERGENCY AND STANDBY POWER SYSTEMS 41 SCOPE THS STANDARD CONTAINS REQUIREMENTS COVERING THE PERFORMANCE OF EMERGENCY AND STANDBY POWER SYSTEMS PROVIDING AN ALTERNATE SOURCE OF ELECTRICAL POWER TO LOADS IN BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES IN THE EVENT THAT THE PRIMARY POWER SOURCE FAILS. 144 POWER SYSTEMS COVERED IN THIS STANDARD INCLUDE PO- WER SOURCES, TRANSFER &G.UIPMENT, CONTROLS , SUPERVISORY EQUIPMENT, AND ALL RELATED ELECTAICAL AND MECHANI- CAL AUXILIARY AND ACCESSORY EQUIPMENT NEEDED 10 SUPPLY ELECTRICAL POWER TO LOAD TERMINALS OF THE TRANSFER EQUIPMENT. 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THIS STANDARD COVERS INSTALLATION , MAINTENANCE , OPE -RATION , AND TESTING REQUIREMENTS AS THEY PERTAIN TO PERFORMANCE OF THE EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM (EPSS) Lg THIS STANDARD DOES NOT COVER THE FOLLOWING: (D APPLICATION OF THE £PSS (@ EMERGENCY LIGHTING UNIT EQUIPMENT @ DISTRIOUTION WIRING @UTILITY SERVICE WHEN SUCH SERVICE IS PERMITTED AS THE ESS ()PARAMETERS FOR STORED ENERGY DEVICES (THE EQUIPMENT OF SYSTEMS THAT ARE NOT CLASSED As LEVEL 1 OR LEVEL 2 SYSTEMS IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 4 OF THIS STANDARD 44 THIS STANDARD DOES NOT ESTABLISH CRITERIA FOR STORED ENERGY SYSTEMS 115 THE SELECTION OF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT WITHIN THE SOOPE OF THIS STANDARD (DSPEGIFIC BUILDINGS OR FACILITIES OR BOTH, REQUIRING AN EPS (2) SPECIFIC LOADS TO BE SERVED BY THE RSS (*Y* ASSIGNMENT OF TYPE , CLASS, OR LEVEL TO ANY SPECI- FIC LOAD NFPA 76 -GUIDE ON ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS THIS DOCUMENT COVERS MINIMUM CRITERIA TO AID IN ORGA- NIZING AND CONDUCTING ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS , WHICH INCLUDES ADMINISTRATION , PLANS REVIEW, AND FIELD INSPECTION , FOR NEW ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS ANDMODIFICATIONS TO EXISTING ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN CONFORMANCE WITH AHJ REQUIREMENTS. REFERENCE: Notional Fire Protection Association, (024). Electrical Codes and Standards. Retrieved on November 9, 2024 From lnttps://aww. nfpa. ory/NEC/ctectrical~ codes -and~ ctandards