mounted control boxes or panels shall also be indicated on the
architectural and electrical drawings.
13.3
The spaces shall be designed so that they will accommodate the
largest elevator equipment. The transport system drawings shall
be prepared and designed so that no manufacturer is prevented from
bidding on the work.
13.4
Architectural drawings shall show reactions at point of elevator
machine beams, and car and counterweights buffer supports.
Indicate impact loads.
13.5
Architectural drawings shall show elevator rail bracket spacing
and maximum horizontal and vertical forces on guide rails.
13.6
Dumbwaiter hoistway entrance details shall be shown complete with
doors. The top and bottom entrances of shaft equipment shall
include access doors. Provide permanent access to overhead
machine spaces. Provide an access door and industrial stair into
machine space or room.
14.
DESIGN CRITERIA:
14.1
Overhead Traction Machines:
See Supplement, Article 1.B.1.
14.2
Motor Sizes for Geared Elevators:
See Supplement, Article 1.B.2.
14.3
Do's and Don'ts of Elevators:
See Supplement, Article 1.B.3.
14.4
Guide Rail Bracket Inserts:
See Supplement, Article 1.B.4.
14.5
Sprinklers in Machine Rooms and Hoistways:
See Supplement,
Article 1.B.5.
15.
APPLICABLE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURE:
Drawings
16.
TRANSPORT SYSTEMS STANDARD DETAILS INDEX: Details not provided as a
hard copy with this A/E Package, or of a later edition, may be obtained
at the first review. Details are provided in VA Program Guide PG-08-4,
Volume I, ARCHITECTURAL STANDARD DETAILS.
DETAIL
DATE
TITLE
29
1969
Elevator, Passenger Two Speed Sliding Doors
29A
1992
Elevator, Passenger - Entrance Details Two Speed
Sliding Doors
29B
1992
Elevator, Service Horizontal Sliding Center
Opening Doors
29C
1992
Elevator, Service and Passenger Entrance Detail
(Horizontal Sliding Center Opening Doors)
29D
1992
Vertical Sliding Bi-parting Type Freight
Elevator Doors
29E
1992
Elevator, Hydraulic Plan and Section
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