June 2006
TITLE________________________________PROJECT NO. ______________
LOCATION___________________________________DATE ______________
REVIEWED BY ___________________________________________________
ORGANIZATION _________________________________________________
LIFE SAFETY ISSUES
HEATING, VENTILATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING
REVIEW
The reviewer should be aware of following life safety issues that designer is required to meet,
and can find detailed information on this in the referenced material. The reviewer should check
A/Es compliance with these issues.
Ref. HVAC
Design Manual
for Hospital
Projects
A
SMOKE AND FIRE PROTECTION
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General:
Para. 2.13.1
Meet requirements of NFPA 30, 45, 72E, 90A, 96, 99, and 101.
Coordinate work with the Electrical trade.
2
Show all smoke partitions on HVAC floor plans.
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3
Show all duct-mounted smoke detectors and dampers, and fire dampers
"
on HVAC floor plans.
4
Individually number all duct mounted smoke and combination
VA Standard
fire/smoke dampers on HVAC floor plans, and provide a schedule.
Detail 15902-
2.DWG
5
Provide smoke control based on fan shut down. No engineered smoke
Para. 2.13.2.1
control permitted for the building, except for the atrium area.
6
Provide engineered smoke control for Atrium with capacity as per
Para. 2.13.2.6
NFPA 92B, and Uniform Building Code, 1994, sections 402, and 905.
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