3D Modeling Review Guidelines

Contents
1.0 SCOPE .............................................................................................................................................. 2
2.0 APPLICABLE SOFTWARE ............................................................................................................... 2
3.0 MODEL REVIEW .............................................................................................................................. 2
3.1 30% MODEL REVIEW ...................................................................................................................... 2
3.2 60% MODEL REVIEW ...................................................................................................................... 3
3.3 90% MODEL REVIEW ...................................................................................................................... 3
4.0 GENERAL REVIEW ITEMS .............................................................................................................. 4
5.0 3D MODEL DEVELOPMENT............................................................................................................ 4
5.1 PLANT NUMBERING SYSTEM ........................................................................................................ 4
5.2 MODEL RESPONSIBILITIES ........................................................................................................... 4
5.3 MODEL CONTENT ........................................................................................................................... 5
5.4 SPACE ALLOCATION ...................................................................................................................... 5
6.0 EXTENT OF MODEL ........................................................................................................................ 5
6.1 Items Not Included in 3-D Model ....................................................................................................... 7
7.0 METHOD OF CHECKING 3D CAD MODELS .................................................................................. 8
Appendix A - 3-D Model Color Scheme ....................................................................................................... 9
Appendix B – Model Review Record Sheet ............................................................................................... 13
Appendix C – Model Review Check List .................................................................................................... 14

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1.0 SCOPE
This document covers the 3D Model Review implementation guidelines to be followed for the
DUQM INTEGRATED POWER & WATER PLANT (“DIPWP”) Project.
The Model Review consists of the following three (3) review steps,
 30% Model Review
 60% Model Review
 90% Model Review

Required participants for the Model Review Meetings will be as follows:

DPC, Fichtner, ACTS & L&T-S&L

2.0 APPLICABLE SOFTWARE

3D Modelling shall be developed using PLADES.
Extent of modelling shall be in line with the requirements as specified in Cl. 6.0 of this document.
3D model review shall be demonstrated using Navisworks Freedom latest version.

3.0 MODEL REVIEW

3.1 30% MODEL REVIEW
Following items will be reviewed with Client in the 30% Model Review:
 Location and orientation of all equipment and all space consumers (including future
extensions);. Equipment shall be tagged with equipment numbers;
 Major Structures (steel and concrete), major platforms with stairs and ladders, foundations,
 Major operator walkways and stairways;
 Major piping that determines equipment positions and large bore piping (6” and larger).
 Fire Fighting valves station, monitors and their swing cover space/volumes defined.
 Concrete slabs, Bund Walls / Dykes, paving and roads, water storm trenches and fences.
 System units/skid packages location and orientation.
 Pipe racks and main pipe support structures.
 Outline of underground major electrical raceway corridor.
 Main electrical and instrumentation cable trays.
 Underground sewer systems.
 Buildings in outline e.g. control room, admin building, workshop, GIS building.
 Dropout/bundle pulling and laydown areas, aisle blocks

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3.2 60% MODEL REVIEW
Following items will be reviewed with Client in the 60% Model Review:
 Incorporation of all 30% review comments;
 All vessel nozzles, manholes and trims (piping, valving and instruments including withdrawal
space/volumes).
 All other piping largely completed including inline instruments and utility headers.
 Orientation of all ladders, stairs, platforms on vessels and columns.
 All platforms for valves and equipment and operation including handrailing.
 Permanent cranes, and hoisting beams.
 Final dimensions of table tops, structures and steel constructions.
 Secondary steelworks and bracing.
 Eye bath and safety shower locations.
 Major and special pipe supports.
 Local operation panels.
 Remaining fire fighting systems (hydrants, additional monitors, water spray systems, etc.).
 Instrument transmitters and outlines of junction boxes, panels and cabinets including swing
area/volume.
 Underground and above ground cable raceway
 Utility stations
3.3 90% MODEL REVIEW
Following items will be reviewed with in the 90% Model Review:
 Incorporation of all 60% review comments;
 Vendor Package model shall be in detail (to the extent feasible)
 Remaining platforms, stairs, ladders, hoisting beams, limited hand rails/ladder cages;
 Special Pipe Supports.

Final comments shall be made at this stage.

Vendor Packages
 3D Modelling of Packages shall be done for major equipment which are part of the package,
up-to reasonable size and shape. Intend of package modelling shall be limited to ensure /
demonstrate safety, operability, maintainability and escape route. In absence of vendor data
the same shall be modelled as a box envelope at appropriate model review stage.

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4.0 GENERAL REVIEW ITEMS

Review Item 30% 60% 90%

Plot Plan Review YES - -

Check that comments from previous

- YES YES
reviews have been incorporated

Accessibility YES YES YES

Maintainability YES YES YES

General Operability - YES YES

Construction and Erection Consideration YES YES YES

Safety YES YES YES

5.0 3D MODEL DEVELOPMENT

 PLADES 3-D model shall have the following working units: Master Unit = M, Sub Units = MM.
 The coordinates of the plant global coordinate system are 0.000 M East, 0.000 M North.
Elevation 0.000 M is equal to +6.000 M from Mean Sea Level. The global axis is defined with
+X = East, +Y = Plant North, and +Z = Up.
 FGL (Finished Ground Level) =0.000 M (+6.000 M from Mean Sea Level) and FFL (Finished
Floor Level) = 0.300 M (+6.300 M) from Mean Sea Level shall be considered.

5.1 PLANT NUMBERING SYSTEM

The plant numbering system will be as per document no. AJV-DPW-00-000-ME-PHP-0009.
Equipment will be numbered from North to South, East to West and Bottom to Top.

5.2 MODEL RESPONSIBILITIES

 Each design discipline shall be responsible for creation and review of their work in the model.
This includes a thorough review that the equipment and other physical parameters have been
modeled accurately and that all files are properly inserted into the model. The review should
include an independent review by a second person to verify the accuracy of the model input.
 If a model file has been transferred over from one design discipline to another design
discipline (example: preliminary space block model for piperack or platform etc are transferred
to the Structural discipline for final design) both disciplines are responsible to ensure that all
model components have been fully transferred during the turnover. As part of this transfer the
original design discipline should review the final design.
 Care shall be taken that all equipment interfaces and ancillary objects are accurately modeled.
 The designers will also be responsible to verify that all interferences and discrepancies have
been reviewed and resolved.

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  It is each discipline’s responsibility to resolve all interferences and discrepancies prior to their
specific drawing releases.

5.3 MODEL CONTENT

 All objects modeled should equal or exceed the actual physical dimensions (i.e. pipe
insulation, duct work stiffeners, equipment projections etc. shall be considered). However,
judgment must be exercised on the level of detail of the 3-D model. The model should only be
as detailed as necessary to perform the required design tasks. In general the 3-D Model is
required to:
 Perform interference checks. All modeled shapes should be sufficiently detailed to reserve
the space required for the object as well as the space required for operation and maintenance
(O&M).
 Generate General Arrangement and composite type drawings. This may require that objects
be modeled to a greater degree to provide an acceptable representation on the drawings.
Define interface points. This includes interfaces to:

 Piping (large bore or hot small bore)

 Embedded conduits
 Equipment pads

 Serve as basis for multi-discipline design work in 3-D space. This requires that objects are
located accurately in the model to assure that design work performed by other disciplines is
dimensionally correct.
 All disciplines shall keep their respective portions of the model accurate and up to date.
Model updates shall be made immediately whenever physical arrangement changes have
occurred.

5.4 SPACE ALLOCATION

 The model shall be used to identify space allocation required for the construction, operation
and maintenance of the plant during both the general arrangement and detail design phases
of the project. The following areas should be considered:
 Equipment pull spaces, work spaces, door swings, removal aisles, access aisles, headroom
clearances, etc. (3-D). Frequently, the 3-D model files of these areas obscure viewing of the
3-D model during project walk-through meetings. Therefore, when appropriate, these areas
should be modeled in separate files, which can be turned off during the 3-D model reviews.
Alternately, such models to be placed on specified levels of MicroStation. These levels can be
turned off during model review.

6.0 EXTENT OF MODEL

The following is a list of items that will be included in the 3-D Model:
Site
 Model all new structures.
 Model buried duct runs, manholes, piping, and trenches.
 Model switchyard outline and foundations.

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 Model catch basins, manholes, septic tanks, sumps and oil separators and any miscellaneous
foundations.
 Model roads (including clearance volumes) and culverts.
 Model the finish grade.
 Model O&M access and laydown areas
Site Topo
Civil Design will modify the topo/survey files received from an outside source, by placing all the
topo/ survey elements on a single level. Modifications will be such that all the elements will be
flattened to the Plant Elevation identified in this PLADES Implementation Plan.
Buildings and Structures – Superstructure
 Model roof, siding and main steel frame for all pre-engineered buildings.
 Model all steel framing, including girt framing.
 Model splice plates or exclusion zones for beams or columns based on engineering input.
 Model columns and bracing gusset plates, wing plates and stiffener plates.
 Model anchor rod and base plate exclusion zone clearances for pipe support posts.
 Model anchor rod and base plate exclusion zone clearances.
 Model pipe racks.
 Model exclusion zone clearances for columns, roof beams, and crane columns/guides.
 Model all exterior walls, roofs, and doors (including door swings).
 Model all interior walls and doors (including door swings).
 Model (and tag) all mechanical and electrical equipment including supporting steel that is not
field located.
 Model outline of all concrete equipment pads.
 Model all piping (Largebore and Smallbore)
 Model galleries, ladders and stairs including headroom (2.2 M) and handrails.
 Model reserve space for all supports that are designed or spotted in the piping model.
 Model auxiliary steel for supports.
 Model embedded plates.
 Model reserve space for valve operators & removal.
 Model reserve space to access tank manholes and door swings.
 Model headroom clearance for top of tank access.
 Model floor, wall and roof penetrations (where appropriate).
 Model all cable tray and bus duct, including bus duct simplified supports as a minimum.
 Model O&M access and laydown areas, including reserve space for hoists and cranes (travel
and lift clearances).
 Model all HVAC ductwork.
 Model exclusion zone clearances for cable or conduit entry into cable tray or equipment.

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 Model outdoor roadway light pole, foundations
 Model all HVAC ductwork supports based on engineering input.
 Model expansion joint maintenance access.
 Model arc flash exclusion zone (Reference EDSF-31)
Buildings and Structures – Substructure
 Model concrete outline, including sumps, trenches, pads and stairs.
 Model all embedded piping including floor drains.
 Model embedded conduit; including a volume above duct bank/embedded conduit stub-ups
that is as wide and deep as the conduit stub-up area and 10’-0” (3 M) high. This will reserve
the intended space for above grade conduit and boxes that are modeled later, or field routed.
 Model all duct runs, manholes and cable trenches; including a volume above duct run stub-
ups that is as wide and deep as the duct bank area and 10’-0” (3 M) high. This will reserve
the intended space for above grade conduit and boxes that are modeled later, or field routed.
 Model exclusion zone clearances for embedded components (piping, conduits, etc.) in
concrete foundations.
 Model sumps and trenches.
 Structural shall model exclusion zones for major equipment anchor rods, in areas where there
is embedded piping.
 Piles and Caissons: Structural will model piles and caissons including an “exclusion zone” at
the top of the pile/caisson to represent any anchorage into the foundation (such as reinforcing
bars that may potentially interfere with anchor bolt assemblies, embedded piping or conduits).
 An exclusion zone of up to 8” larger than the diameter of the pile (drilled pier) used in the pile
design and at a depth equal to or greater than the underground utilities (existing or future)
adjacent to the pile shall be modeled. The Exclusion Zone should be verified by the
responsible engineer against the actual casings to be used once the contract is awarded.
6.1 Items Not Included in 3-D Model
The following is a list of items that will not be included in the 3-D Model:
Electrical
 Exposed Conduit (non-dimensioned)
 Exposed Conduit Supports
 Cable Tray Supports
 Vendor installed items on Steam Turbine/HRSG
 Lightning Protection
 Cathodic Protection except as required to determine equipment locations
 Lighting Fixtures
 Earthing Rod/Flats

Civil
 Exact Grade Contours
 Frost Depth (FD)

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 Structural
 Anchor Rods and Base Plates. Structural will only model a rectangular “Exclusion Zone”*.
*The exclusion zone shall be generally modeled as a rectangular shape with its footprint
extending up to pedestal extends.

7.0 METHOD OF CHECKING 3D CAD MODELS

 Check the model against the latest issue of the P&IDs via compare and update utility and
schematic 3D Integrator.
 Follow the line in the direction of flow systematically and pay strict attention to details, since
many accidents are caused by seemingly minor items.
 Mark on the on the P&IDs all the lines, equipment and instrumentation which have been
checked and accepted.
 Indicate the points which have not been accepted, to facilitate the review in follow- up checks.
 Ensure that when a modification is proposed it suits its purpose, and does not conflict with
other requirements. Ensure that it is practical, safe, in accordance with the P&IDs and also
economic. If in doubt, consult the appropriate specialists of other disciplines.
 Use the checklist of Appendix C during the model review. Note that the checklist is not
exhaustive and shall not overrule sound judgement.

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 Appendix A - 3-D Model Color Scheme

The following color scheme shall be used in preparation of the 3-D Model:

Electrical New Design Existing Design Demolition

Design
Preliminary Equipment Orange (6) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Final Design Equipment Medium Gray (14) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Cable Tray, Cable Bus, Non-Seg Bus (HV) Light Gray (9) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Cable Tray, Cable Bus, Non-Seg Bus (MV) Magenta (5) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Cable Tray, Cable Bus, Non-Seg Bus (LV) Red (3) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Cable Tray (C) Cyan (7) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Cable Tray (K) Green (2) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Duct Runs Red (3) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Conduit, Duct Conduit (HV) Yellow (4) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Conduit, Duct Conduit (MV) Yellow (4) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Conduit, Duct Conduit (LV) Yellow (4) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Conduit, Duct Conduit (C) Yellow (4) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Conduit, Duct Conduit (K) Yellow (4) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Iso Phase Bus Duct & NSPBD Orange (6) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)
Manholes Orange (6) Dark Purple (13) Dark Red (99)

Structural New Design Existing Design Demolition

Design
Steel Columns Red (3) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Steel Beams Yellow (4) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Steel Horizontal Bracing Blue (1) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Steel Vertical Bracing Orange (6) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Foundations Light Gray (9) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Headroom Volumes Magenta (5) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Stair Volumes Magenta (5) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Ladder Volumes Magenta (5) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Stairs Yellow (4) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Ladders Yellow (4) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Handrails White (0) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)

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Structural New Design Existing Design Demolition
Design
Grating Floor Orange (6) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Concrete Floor Light Gray (9) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Checkered Plate Floor Red (3) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Gusset Plates White (0) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Girts Yellow (4) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Purlins Yellow (4) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Ductwork Pink (10) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Ductwork Insulation and Lagging White (0) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
Boxout for A.R.’s and Base Plates White (0) N/A N/A
(Exclusion Zones)
Ductwork Support Leg Steel Red (3) Green (2) Dark Grey (184)
RCC columns/Pedestals Blue (1) Green Dark Grey (184)
RCC Beam, RCC Wall Light Gray (9) Green Dark Grey (184)

Architectural New Design Existing Design Demolition

Design
Walls Yellow (4) N/A N/A
Roofs/Cladding White (0) N/A N/A
Doors Orange (6) N/A N/A
Slabs Yellow (4) N/A N/A
Windows Magenta (5) N/A N/A
Components Green (2) N/A N/A
Stairs Yellow (4) N/A N/A

Civil New Design Existing Design Demolition

Design
Roads White (0) Lime Green (11) Deep Purple (13)
Property Lines Magenta (5) Lime Green (11) Deep Purple (13)
Ditches Red (3) Lime Green (11) Deep Purple (13)
Ponds Blue (1) Lime Green (11) Deep Purple (13)
Railways Yellow (4) Lime Green (11) Deep Purple (13)
Manholes/Lift Stations/Catch Basins Light Gray (9) Aqua (12) Deep Purple (13)
Oily Piping Yellow (4) Aqua (12) Deep Purple (13)
Storm Piping Yellow (4) Aqua (12) Deep Purple (13)
Sanitary Piping Yellow (4) Aqua (12) Deep Purple (13)

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Civil New Design Existing Design Demolition
Design
Grading Brown (142) Aqua (12) Deep Purple (13)
Fencing Cyan (7) Aqua (12) Deep Purple (13)
Trenches Light Gray (9) Aqua (12) Deep Purple (13)
Oil Separators Light Gray (9) Aqua (12) Deep Purple (13)

Mechanical New Design Existing Design Demolition

Design
Preliminary Equipment Cyan (7) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
Final Design Equipment Blue (1) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
Steam Piping Systems Yellow (4) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
Gas Piping Systems Yellow (4) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
Water Piping Systems Yellow (4) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
Air Piping Systems Yellow (4) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
Oil Piping Systems Yellow (4) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
Fire Protection Piping Systems Red (3) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
Drains and Vents Yellow (4) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
Coal Handling Yellow (4) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
Equipment Removal Magenta (5) Magenta (5) N/A
Dust and Fume Collection Ductwork Pink (10) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
Dust and Fume Collection Equipment Cyan (7) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Damper Blue (1) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Ductwork – Insulation-Supply Air Turquoise (151) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Ductwork – Insulation-Return Air Red (3) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Ductwork – Insulation-Dust and Pink (10) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
Fume collection
HVAC Ductwork – Insulation-Fresh Air Orange (6) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Ductwork – Insulation-Exhaust Air Green (2) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Ductwork – Insulation-Smoke Medium Grey (14) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
Extraction
HVAC Equipment Cyan (7) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Equipment Insulation Yellow (4) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Panel Pink (10) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Exhaust Component Green (2) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Exhaust Ductwork Green (2) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Equipment Pad Light Gray (9) Aqua (12) Rust (94)

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Mechanical New Design Existing Design Demolition
Design
Louver Cyan (7) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Fresh Air – Component Orange (6) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Fresh Air – Ductwork Orange (6) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Equipment Pad Dark Gray (8) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Penetration Orange (6) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Return Air – Component Red (3) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Ductwork - Return Air Red (3) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Smoke Extraction Component Medium Gray (14) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Smoke Extraction Ductwork Medium Gray (14) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Clearance Space Magenta (5) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Supply Air - Component Turquoise (151) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Ductwork - Supply Air Turquoise (151) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Support Dark Gray (8) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Unit Heater Cyan (7) Aqua (12) Rust (94)
HVAC Electric Unit Heater Cyan (7) Aqua (12) Rust (94)

I&C New Design Existing Design Demolition

Design
JB, Racks, Pedestals, Panels, Enclosure White (0) N/A N/A
Pull Space for above mentioned models Magenta (5) N/A N/A

Notes:
1. The Final Design colors for equipment shall be used after the equipment's dimensions have
been verified against certified vendor information.
2. For vendor supplied model of large facilities (HRSG, Packaged item etc.) the color scheme
used by vendor shall be retained to minimize the effort in processing the model.
3. The Existing Design colors shall be used to identify a site's pre-existing facilities that are not
part of the new design.
4. The demolition design colors shall be used to identify a site’s pre-existing facilities, which
will be demolished to accommodate new design. It will be at the discretion of the project
team when these files shall be removed from the model.

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Appendix B – Model Review Record Sheet

Below is sample Model review record sheet.

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Appendix C – Model Review Check List

In this appendix general checkpoints are given for the review of an Electronic 3D Design Model.
The checklist will help to improve quality.
The checklist is comprehensive but should not be considered to be fully exhaustive.

Sr.
Description Comments/Action Items
No.

GENERAL

Consider all equipment with respect to its ergonomic

aspects. This includes accessibility, operability and
maintenance as well as safety.

Check laydown and assembly areas

Check that there are no head bumpers, shin splitters or
tripping hazards.

Reserve spaces for construction, operation and

maintenance
Modeled areas designed by outside organizations
(outlines and interface points)
Vendor 3-D models and reserve space for design by
vendors

CIVIL

1 Topography/Survey elevations and coordinates

2 Finished grade

Catch basins, manholes, septic tanks, sumps and oil

3
separators

4 Sanitary piping

5 Roads and culverts

BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES

1 Steel framing including girt framing

2 Splice plates for beams and columns

3 Columns and vertical/horizontal bracing

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Sr.
Description Comments/Action Items
No.

4 Gusset plates, wing plates and stiffener plates

5 Anchor rod and base plate exclusion zones

6 Walls, roofs, siding and doors (including door swings)

7 Floors, galleries and handrails including headroom

8 Aisle ways including headroom

9 Floor, wall and roof penetrations

Ladders, stairs and platforms including headroom and

10
clearance space
Crane, Hoist and Trolley Beam placement, movements
11
and clearances

12 Utility Racks (piping and cable tray)

13 Concrete floors, walls and slab outlines

14 Piles and Caissons

EQUIPMENT

Check outlines and interface points per the vendor

1
drawings is provided
Orientation and location coordinates (x,y,z) reference to
2
vendor drawings

3 Access, maintenance, removal and pull spaces

4 Equipment drainage

5 Foundations, pads and grout requirements

6 Insulation

7 Equipment and Panel Door Swings and access

MECHANICAL

1 Check Hazardous Areas

2 Piping and supports

3 Pipe Penetration Sleeves

4 Auxiliary Steel for supports

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Sr.
Description Comments/Action Items
No.

5 Pipe movements (thermal) should not be obstructed

6 Pipe insulation volumes

Has piping been designed for ease of drainage and/or

7
venting?
Check the position of eccentric reducers. Normally the
straight part is on the bottom of horizontal lines, except
8
in pump suction lines where vapour pockets may cause
cavitation of the pump.
Check Drain Pots are provided adequately in Steam
9
lines.
Is piping with instrument connections positioned such
10 that these connections are easily accessible? Is the
measurement point in the correct process location?

11 Embedded piping and floor drains

Is there adequate straight length upstream and

12
downstream of a flow meter or orifice flange.
Are hand wheels easily accessible for operation and
13
not obstructing walkways or platforms?

14 Reserve space for valve operators and removal

Reserve space to access tank manholes. Headroom

15
above tanks

16 Exclusion zone above embedded piping stub-ups

17 Check Outdoor and underground piping

ELECTRICAL / I&C

1 Cable Trays and access to pull cable

2 Cable Tray auxiliary steel for supports

3 Reserve space for cable tray supports and cable pulling

Bus ducts and reserve space for supports (including

4
support foundations)
Outdoor and underground facilities; duct runs and
5
manholes
Electrical equipment and panel access including door
6
swings
Embedded conduits and reserve space exiting
7
foundations

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Sr.
Description Comments/Action Items
No.

Exclusion zone clearance for cable/conduit entry into

8
cable tray or equipment
Exclusion zone clearance above embedded
9
conduit/duct run stub-up

10 Arc Flash exclusion zone

Lighting in suspended ceilings (or reserve space) for

11
HVAC clearance

12 Roadway lights including foundation clearances

AIR DUCTWORK

1 Insulation

2 Duct Supports, expansion joint maintenance space

3 Duct access door reserve space and headroom

4 HVAC ductwork and supports

5 Dampers, Fans and Vent clearances

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