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This document provides an overview of the building services concept and planning for the proposed Africa Avenue project in New Delhi. It outlines the objectives to design eco-friendly and energy efficient systems with a focus on centralized and grouped installation of services to ensure easy maintenance. The electrical system aims to provide sufficient and reliable power supply to all areas while maximizing energy conservation through efficient devices, insulation, capacitors, motors and use of solar energy. The illumination system design will achieve the required lighting levels using luminaires selected based on aesthetics, location needs and ease of maintenance.

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PROJECT: AFRICA AVENUE AT NEW DELHI

DRAFT DESIGN BASIS REPORT FOR MEP SERVICES

ARCHITECTS MEP CONSULTING ENGINEERS

M/S. GIAN P. MATHUR AND ASSOCIATES (P) LTD. M/S. V CONSULTING
C - 55, East Of Kailash,
New Delhi-110065 B-50, Soami Nagar,
Tel: 011- 46599599 New Delhi-110017
Fax: 011-46599512 Tel No: 011-49848197,49849205
E-mail-info@gpmindia.com Email: info@vconsulting.co.in
Website : www.gpmindia.com Website : www.vconsulting.co.in
 TABLE OF CONTENTS :

S. No. SECTION PAGE #

1.0 INTRODUCTION Page 01 - 02

2.0 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS Page 03 - 18

3.0 AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM Page 19 - 51

4.0 SANITARY ENGINEERING AND FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES Page 52 - 66

5.0 FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES Page 67 – 72

1.0 INTRODUCTION 2. Project Objectives

1. Scope of work This document outlines the sustainability vision and the
This Concept design report provides an overview of the proposed approach for introducing sustainability into the
building services concept and planning for the Proposed services design of Proposed Africa Avenue at New Delhi
Africa Avenue at New Delhi, (Delhi). M/s. V Consulting’s (Delhi) The project objectives include eco-friendly & energy
Scope cover the following within the report: efficient design with focus on centralized grouped location
 HVAC System of services installation to ensure easy maintenance, state of
 External, Internal Electrical & Low Voltage system,CCTV the art technology, fast track installation and compliance to
 Plumbing System all statutory regulations. The services design shall conform
to criterion laid down by , ECBC, and NBC-2016 & ASHRAE
 Fire Fighting System
and strive to achieve the following sustainability objectives:
 Intelligent Building Management System Environmental
 Climate responsive & environmentally sensitive design
 Integrated Passive Design Features
Energy Management
 Optimum operational energy consumption
 Maximum renewable energy harness
Water Management:
 Reduce fresh water demand.
 Zero waste water discharge.

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3. Project Details S.
Floors Description
No.
3.1 The building shall be consisting of the following floors Room,Work station, Storage, Toilets Lift
having activities as mentioned: Lobby, Staircase,etc.
Director Room,Executive Cabin,Conference
9. Eighth Floor Room,Work station, Storage, Toilets Lift
S.
Floors Description Lobby, Staircase,etc.
No.
Director Room,Executive Cabin,Conference
1. Ground Floor Room,Work station, Storage, Toilets Lift
Lobby, Staircase,etc.
Director Room,Executive Cabin,Conference
2. First Floor Room,Work station, Storage, Toilets Lift
Lobby, Staircase,etc.
Director Room,Executive Cabin,Conference
3. Second Floor Room,Work station, Storage, Toilets Lift
Lobby, Staircase,etc.
Director Room,Executive Cabin,Conference
4. Third Floor Room,Work station, Storage, Toilets Lift
Lobby, Staircase,etc.
Director Room,Executive Cabin,Conference
5. Fourth Floor Room,Work station, Storage, Toilets Lift
Lobby, Staircase,etc.
Director Room,Executive Cabin,Conference
6. Fifth Floor Room,Work station, Storage, Toilets Lift
Lobby, Staircase,etc.
Director Room,Executive Cabin,Conference
7. Sixth Floor Room,Work station, Storage, Toilets Lift
Lobby, Staircase,etc.
8. Seventh Floor Director Room,Executive Cabin,Conference

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ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS

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 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM x) Minimum fire risk.
xi) Simplicity of operation.
1.0 GENERAL
2.0 ENERGY CONSERVATION
Electricity – Most Important Utility in any development.
Nothing works without it. Be it the lighting, Lifts, Air- To economize on the use of energy, following main systems
Conditioning, kitchen or pumps and equipment etc.. are proposed to be adopted:

Design Requirements :- i) Adequate design to limit the losses in transmission

and distribution system.
i) Sufficient lighting in the Cabin and Common Areas ii) Use of energy efficient devices like light sources such
like Rooms, Lobbies, passages, wash rooms, stair as LED.
cases, lift lobbies, entertainment areas etc. iii) Use of insulation on roof top to reduce air-
ii) Attractive Façade Lighting. conditioning load.
iv) Use of capacitors at load centers to improve voltage
iii) Power supply to various consumers and services.
and power factor to reduce distributional losses and
also to avoid penalty by state electricity authority.
2.0 DESIGN PHILOSOPHY v) All high efficiency motors will be used in the
building.
Power distribution system to be designed keeping in view vi) AC plant VFD in chiller and secondary chilled water
the following: pumps.
i) Continuity and reliability of power supply. vii) Solar Energy will be used for part Electricity
ii) Flexibility of operation. generation approximately 2 -3% for green building
iii) Concentration/distribution of loads.
iv) Safety of personnel and equipment. 3.0 ILLUMINATION SYSTEM
v) Investment and operational costs. The provision of luminaries in various areas of the building
vi) Compliance with various statutory provisions such will be designed to achieve the illumination levels as per
as Indian Electricity Act and Rules, National relevant standards and site requirement. The luminaries will
Electrical Code and the relevant B.I.S. Specifications be selected keeping in mind:
and State Electricity Authority’ norms. 1. Aesthetics
vii) Easy future extensions/modifications. 2. Location requirement
viii) Ease of maintenance. 3. Ease of maintenance and
ix) Maximum interchangeability of equipment resulting 4. Energy conservation
in minimum inventories and spare parts.

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 Lighting design will be done as per the Lighting Consultant/Interior Designer.

However, the minimum LUX levels to be maintained should be as follows:

S. No. Description of Space Type of Lighting Illumination (LUX Level)

i) Corridors, Passageways, stairs LED 50-100-150

ii) Entrance halls, lobbies, waiting rooms LED 150-200-300

iii) Toilets LED 100-150-200

iv) Offices LED 300-400
v) MEP Shafts/Closets LED 200-300
vi) Lift Shaft LED 200-300
vii) Kitchen/Canteen LED 300-500-700
viii) Terrace & External Lighting LED 20-50

ix) Consulting Rooms, Treatment Rooms LED 300-500-700

x) Medical stores LED 100-150-200

Changing, locker and cleaners rooms,
xi) LED 50-100-150
cloakrooms, lavatories.

 Lights in public restrooms will be controlled at the circuit breaker so that they remain on at all times.

 10% lights of common areas including corridors, toilets will be on UPS. Protective covers to all light fittings will be provided in
stores, kitchen, reception area and all back of house areas.

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4.0 PROVISION OF SOCKET OUTLETS 5.0 TOTAL ELECTRICAL LOAD
4.1 The provision will be made as per space requirements. All Total electrical load on the basis of general norms
16 amp. Sockets shall be 5pin 6/16 amp. All sockets shall works out to be as.
be shuttered type. Sockets are proposed to be provided in
the Corridors for Vacuum cleaners, Common areas for
house keeping and in the utility room, stores, electrical
rooms etc.

4.1.1 Specific Socket Requirements:

 Entrance – A waterproof 20 A convenience outlet

near the entrance will be provided.

 Corridors - Convenience outlets in corridors for

housekeeping equipment will be provided in
corridors as per requirements.

 In the office areas, two 6 Amp UPS taping controlled by

one switch and one Raw.

 6 Amp point for each workstation is being provided.

 Sockets are proposed to be provided in the Corridors for

Vacuum cleaners.

 Some Equipment as Telephone Exchange / Data

equipment and emergency lighting etc. will be fed from
the UPS.

 Outdoor electrical supply will also be provided for

various programs and events.

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Total Max. Demand load
Maximum
Area Total in KW for DG (30%
Area Demand
S. No. Description (Sq. Connected Diversity backup for power, 25%
(Sq. Ft.) Load (KW)
Mt.) Load backup for AC & 100% for
(TR)
light/Essential services)
1 BLOCK A (G+8)
Total Builtup Area
1.1
(16398sq.mt.)
1.2 Light load @ 0.7 w/sq.ft 16398.00 176442.48 123.51 0.80 98.81 98.81
1.3 Power load @ 3w/sq.ft 16398.00 176442.48 529.33 0.40 211.73 63.52
1.4 AC load 16398.00 176442.48 769.93 0.75 577.45 144.36
1.5 Ventilation 45.00 0.20 9.00 9.00
1.6 Lifts - 4 Nos. 12.5 KW Each) 50.00 1.00 50.00 50.00
TOTAL BLOCK A 1517.77 946.99 365.69
2 BLOCK B (G+8)
Total Builtup Area
2.1
(8163sq.mt.)
2.2 Light load @ 0.7 w/sq.ft 8163.00 87833.88 61.48 0.80 49.19 49.19
2.3 Power load @ 3w/sq.ft 8163.00 87833.88 263.50 0.40 105.40 31.62
2.4 AC load 8163.00 87833.88 383.28 0.75 287.46 71.86
2.5 Ventilation 40.00 0.20 8.00 8.00
2.6 Lifts - 3 Nos. 12.5 KW Each) 37.50 1.00 37.50 37.50
TOTAL BLOCK B 785.76 487.54 198.17
3 BLOCK C (G+8)
Total Builtup Area
3.1
(11259sq.mt.)
3.2 Light load @ 0.7 w/sq.ft 11259.00 121146.84 84.80 0.80 67.84 67.84
3.3 Power load @ 3w/sq.ft 11259.00 121146.84 363.44 0.40 145.38 43.61
3.4 AC load 11259.00 121146.84 528.64 0.75 396.48 99.12
3.5 Ventilation 45.00 0.20 9.00 9.00
3.6 Lifts - 4 Nos. 12.5 KW Each) 50.00 1.00 50.00 50.00
TOTAL BLOCK C 1071.88 668.70 269.58
4 BLOCK D (G+8)
4.1 Total Builtup Area

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Total Max. Demand load
Maximum
Area Total in KW for DG (30%
Area Demand
S. No. Description (Sq. Connected Diversity backup for power, 25%
(Sq. Ft.) Load (KW)
Mt.) Load backup for AC & 100% for
(TR)
light/Essential services)
(12645sq.mt.)
4.2 Light load @0.7 w/sq.ft 12645.00 136060.20 95.24 0.80 76.19 76.19
4.3 Power load @ 3w/sq.ft 12645.00 136060.20 408.18 0.40 163.27 48.98
4.4 AC load 12645.00 136060.20 593.72 0.75 445.29 111.32
4.5 Ventilation 60.00 0.20 12.00 12.00
4.6 Lifts - 6 Nos. 12.5 KW Each) 75.00 1.00 75.00 75.00
TOTAL BLOCK D 1232.14 771.75 323.50
5 Service Block @2 watt/sq.ft. 200.00 2152.00 4 0.80 3 3
6 External Development 40 0.60 24 24
Only
7 Fire Fighting 220 Jockey 15 15
Pump
Pumps and Water
8 40 0.60 24 24
Treatment Plant
9 STP 50 0.60 30 30
Total Load in KW 4961.86KW 2971.43KW 1253.38KW
Maximum Demand in (KW) = 2971 KW 1253.38KW
Transformer Capacity
Adopting Transformer loading 80% and Power factor 0.98
Transformer Capacity works out to be = 3790 KVA
Selection of Transformer 2 x 2000 KVA
DG Set Capacity
Adopting overall diversity @ 80%, Maximum Demand in (KW) = 1003 KW
Adopting DG Set Power factor 0.8
DG Set Capacity works out to be = 1253 KVA
Selection of DG Sets 1nos.X1540KVA

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6.0 DISTRIBUTION SCHEME as per Pollution Control Board norms. Treated effluent shall
be discharged 3-5 m above the highest terrace level. The DG
Based on the prevailing Electricity rules, the power supply at Sets will be provided with sound attenuated canopy as per
11 KV is required from the local electric supply. To transform CPCB norms.
this supply to the useable voltage, step-down system is
recommended at Ground Floor. 2 Nos. 2000 KVA 11/.433kV 8.0 SELECTION OF EQUIPMENT
Dry type Transformer is proposed. 8.1 HT METER
The metering panel room having size 4500mm X
4500mm shall be located on Ground floor near guard
room. Single VCB is also located near the metering
room.

8.2 Transformers:
These shall be 2 Nos. 2000 KVA, Dry type Transformer for
11/.433 KV sub-stations and will be located at service
building.

7.0 PROVISION OF ESSENTIAL SUPPLY/ STAND-BY

POWER Transformer shall be provided with ON circuit taps in the
A provision will be made for 30% backup for power, 25% range of + 5% to -10%. There will be On Load Tap Changer
backup for AC & 100% for light/Essential services back up (OLTC) with RTCC panel (HT stabilizer not required) on the
supply. A stand-by power plant, which can be H.T. winding controlled by automatic voltage regulator to
quickly/automatically started in case of power failure, is an maintain constant voltage in specified range of variation.
essential requirement for important installations like this, The transformers will be provided with all the necessary
where power failure over an extended period can result in protection and neutral earthing etc. as per requirement.
huge losses and set-back to the services.
9.0 L.T. PANEL AND POWER DISTRIBUTION
To meet the requirement of 100% back-up power, 1No. GAS
Based DG set of 1540 KVA with Canopy is proposed and
The Main LT Panel for the buildings will be provided at the
shall be located at Ground.
Service building.
Residential silencer shall be provided for each DG set. Automatic Power Factor Correction Panel will also be
Independent exhaust pipes provided from each DG set to installed here. The L.T. Panel will have air circuit breakers for
above terrace level. The quality of effluent gas will be ensured controlling the feeders of more than 630 Amp. rating whereas
feeders of 630 Amp. and below will have MCCB.s to control

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them. LT panel shall supply power to sub distribution boards Floor distribution panels etc. of each floor Building. Every
(SDBs) and floor distribution boards (FDBs) located on the area shall have localized switching for convenience and
area basis. operational purposes. Distribution board controlled lighting
Main Distribution Board shall be indoor type of metal clad shall be considered for common and external areas.
construction, partly draw out type having self-aligning type
10.0 AUTOMATIC POWER FACTOR CORRECTION PANEL
auxiliary contacts for circuit breakers and draw out modules.

4 pole Bus bars and air circuit breakers shall have short circuit Automatic Power Factor Correction Panel with balance
withstand capacity of 50KA for 1 second duration. Electronic Thyristor switching & 7% detuned filters to
suppress switching of inrush current and reducing harmonics
Air circuit breakers of incoming transformer, DG and bus to improve capacitor life. Panel will be installed in the LT
coupler shall be of electrically operated type with the panel room to maintain a power factor of not less than 0.98. It
necessary protections. will be binary multi stage type. It will be fed from an MCCB
For all incomers and the main outgoing feeders like AC plant, rated 1.5 times the rated current of the unit. Power factor relay
light, power, water supply and treatment, STP, Kitchen etc., a with metering will also be incorporated.
data logger having digital display, scanning facility of
Electrical parameters, data storing with battery backup and 11.0 CABLES, CABLE TRAYS AND CONDUITS
data retrievable by PC shall be provided.
All cables proposed shall be of copper/aluminum conductor,
DOL starters will be provided for motors rated upto 7.5 KW FRLS, XLPE type. 11 KV cables shall be AL conductor,
and Star Delta starters for all motors rated above 7.5 KW will suitable for earthed system.
be provided.
All power cables shall be of copper conductor upto 16 mm2
All major service connections from the LT panel e.g. Kitchen, and Aluminum conductor above 25 mm2.
AC, Hot water generators, plumbing and other services etc.
will be provided with data logger type Digital Energy All control and lighting circuit cables shall be of single core
Monitoring devices to monitor their electricity consumption. copper conductor, with minimum conductor size of 1.5 mm2.
Arrange shall be made that at the time of function in the All wires shall be PVC insulated FRLS with copper conductor.
Banquet hall, all light & LV/security equipment load will be All conduits will be Mild Steel. The thickness will be 1.6 mm
taken up by a generator.The equipment load will be an for conduits up to 32 mm diameter and 2 mm for sizes above
mutual power. 32 mm diameter. All wires / cables for Fire and Life Safety
e.g. Fire Detection and Alarm system, emergency lighting,
Air Insulated Compact Type Bus bar/Rising mains will be smoke extraction, pressurization, lifts etc. will be Fire Survival
installed to supply power from the main LT panel to the Type.

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Cable Trays shall be of G.I. ladder type construction for
power cables and G.I. perforated type for control and
Description S/C Current Value & instrumentation cables (if these cables are flexible). Widths
Its duration shall be as required. Thickness of material shall be 2.0 mm.
i) 11 KV incoming cables 18.4 KA for 1 second Cable glands shall be made of Nickel plated brass and shall
11 KV outgoing cables to 18.4 KA for 1 second be double compression type, complete with double seal
auxiliary transformers cone grip arrangement, check-nut, PVC hood etc. Washers
ii) 415 V cable between PCC 25KA for 1 second shall be minimum 1.5 mm thick. However, for indoor
outgoing SF6/ACB and termination, single compression type glands shall be used.
Incomer to MCC / Power
Distribution Boards
12.0 LIGHTNING PROTECTION
iii) 415 V cable between MCC Let through energy of
and motors power fuse protecting
motors. Lightening Protection will include Conventional lightning
protection system in accordance with international codes
for the protection of Buildings and Allied Structures against
Following voltage drop restrictions shall be applied on the
Lightening as per latest IEC standard and NBC-2016.
cable design:
13.0 EARTHING SYSTEMS
i) Between 11 KV 1.5% of 11 KV
switchgear & Earthing system including earthing strips/cables and earth
transformers pits will be provided.
ii) Between 415 V switchgear 2% of rated voltage
terminals (PCC to PDB, It is proposed to provide electrolytic, chemical earthing
MCC) system. This type of earthing system has:
iii) Between 415 V switchgear 1. Low electrical resistance to earth.
and Motor Terminals 2. Good Corrosion resistance.
a) Under full load running 3% of rated voltage 3. Ability to carry high currants repeatedly.
b) Under starting 15% of rated voltage 4. Reliable long life system.
iv) Lighting main circuits 2% of rated voltage 5. Low Maintenance.
(upto SLDB)
v) Lighting sub circuits 2% of rated voltage Main earth electrode will be suitable to achieve a maximum
resistance to earth of 1 Ohm.

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 UPS room - 1 Voice
Proper Grounding will be provided for
 Meeting - 2 Data + 2 Voice + Projector cabling
a) Normal AC supply.  2 Workstation - 2 Data + 1 Voice per 2 desk
b) All apparatus and metal pieces.  Pantry - 1 Voice
c) Steel Structures.  Security - 2 Data + 2 Voice
d) Mechanical plant and pipe work.
e) Gas and water pipe work. Data information cabling shall be done in the entire
building. MS Conduit and terminal boxes with covers and
RJ-45 outlets shall be provided. The entire network shall
Separate systems of earthing shall be provided in the
originate from a central server room . Hub switches shall be
building for:
provided on all floors. Data points will be provided for all
 UPS Computer Terminals, equipments, etc.
 Telephone / EPABX
 Servers and computer equipment
 AV Systems 15.0 CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION SYSTEM (IP BASED)
The Electronic security and surveillance shall be an
14.0 TELEPHONE SYSTEM, CABLE TV NET WORK AND integrated security management system, which shall include
DATA CABLING: various sub-systems. The system shall broadly include
Telephone and Cable TV wiring connections are closed Circuit Television monitoring and recording system.
proposed to be provided in the common waiting areas, All controls and monitoring of the security and surveillance
etc. EPABX systems are proposed for the Directorate system shall be done from the control room in the
Complex to be located at the Service Provider room. All
basement/lower ground floor which shall be provided with
the voice points will be connected through telephone
facility of random monitoring of the complete system with
cable from the MDF. All the floor tag blocks in turn shall
help of LCD interactive keyboard with alphanumeric text
be connected to the main tag block located in the Service display for camera selection.
room of the Basement .
The system shall use time division multiplex signaling
Voice/TV and Data Networking.
techniques, all communication taking place via cables laid
 Conference room - 6 Data + 3 Voice + Projector from the various equipment / device to the security control
cabling room.
 Conference room - 1 TV for Plasma TV
 Reception - 2 Data + 4 Voice
 Reception - 1 TV for Plasma TV

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15.1 Closed Circuit Television System (IP based) and freezing of the picture on TV monitor from any camera
and also its video recording, as required.
The Closed Circuit Television System is intended for
comprehensive round the clock surveillance of the office, Video recording facility integrated into the system through
parking area and service area of the Complex from security time lapse real time digital video recorder fitted with a time /
control room. The following category of areas shall be date generators, identifying each frame recorded on the tape
monitored by the system in the priority as given below: with date and time. This shall enable knowing at a later date
 Corridors in the building with fixed integrated colored Dome the exact moment of the event occurrence and identification
cameras. of the area / zone.
 Lift Lobbies in the building with fixed integrated colored 16.0 IP EAPBX
Dome cameras. It Supports Various Endpoints - Analog Phones, Digital
 Service areas with fixed colored normal cameras. Phones, IP Hard Phones, IP Soft Phones, Wireless IP Phones,
3rd party SIP Telephones, DECT Phones
 Outdoor type fixed colored/ PTZ Cameras will be provided IP Gateways get enabled using Virtual Cards System
of the perimeter surveillance as per site requirement. supports 10/100/1000 base T Interface Supports Analog
/ ISDN /E1 / IP Trunks BYOD Support
The CCTV system shall be suited to the surveillance System Leverages Open Standard Communications
requirements and shall provide performance through highly System supports 2 Way Call Recording with Option of
reliable equipment. The system shall provide clear and sharp Intercom Call & CO Call. It has Option to select Different
picture on TV monitor in all lighting conditions at any time of Extensions for Recording Based on Number of Licenses
the day or night with minimum illumination level. available for Simultaneous Recordings. Supervisor is able to
select and record Analog / Digital / IP phones without
All TV cameras shall be linked to TV monitors in the security
using any 3rd party Hardware/ Software
control room through programmable video distribution /
Main System Configuration
switching units, which shall enable operator to switch on any
SIP based IP EAPBX based on open standards.
of the camera on any TV monitor. Pictures from various
Should be scalable to support up to 2000 IP
cameras locations shall be displayed on TV monitor in a
programmed sequence and in short selectable time intervals 17. 0 AV SYSTEM
with facility of automatic / manual selection, continuous
recording of all cameras shall be possible with the real time Shall be provided as per Audio visual vendor
digital recorder for recording the event. recommendation and approval shall be taken from
competitive authority before execution.
Facility shall be provided for multi view display on TV
monitor. It shall also be possible to have free enlarged view

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18.0 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM necessary excavation without any manual intervention. Also
the access control system could be integrated with the IBMS
Access Control System is an integral part of the security system to initiate the Air conditioning system and Lighting
system of the Office. Controls for the system for the corridor / room.
Smart Card Based Access Control is proposed to be In addition to all the above, panic bars will be provided on
provided in the Office Area. all the doors of staircase lobbies to provide egress from
Access control would be provided for entry doors in critical inside and to restrict entry from outside.
areas where restricted entry is desired on each floor. Each of Access Controlled Doors are proposed to be provided at the
these doors would be equipped with a Card reader and an following locations:
Electromagnetic lock.
1. All the stores.
All access control doors will be in fail safe mode so that in 2. Server, Communication Room.
case of loss of communication / power loss the doors are 3. Electrical Rooms.
opened automatically after generation of an audio visual 4. Office Areas.
alarm in the control room on the ground floor. 5. Locker Rooms.
The above system would be controlled / monitored on a
real time basis through the BMS software for all the Access
Doors in both Text & Graphical Format. The change in state 19.0 FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEM
/ alarm/ trouble of any access controlled door would be
The main emphasis of fire detection system shall be on
simultaneously notified on to the IBMS software. Also it
having the timely warning in case of any fire.
would be possible to carry out operations like activate /
disengage access doors etc. directly from the IBMS software.
It is proposed to provide an Automatic Intelligent
The IBMS software would also have a time & attendance
Analogue Addressable fire alarm system for the club. All
module, which would be freely programmable and would
the areas of the building will be provided with the
thus allow dual purpose of usage of the access controlled
smoke/heat detection system employing various types of
system. The software should also have the facility of
detectors. Response Indicators, Manual call stations, Local
interfacing with the pay roll package to assist the HR
Panels and Main Fire Control panel shall be provided at
function.
appropriate places.
The said system will be seamlessly software integrated with
the IBMS for necessary ancillary operations. In the event of The fire detection system shall include the following:-
fire signal detected by Fire Alarm System, the doors of
respective locations will be released automatically for

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a) Photo-Thermal Detectors – Photo-thermal type multi- switches for the public address system will be installed
sensor detectors will be installed in all the corridors, in the fire control room for the building.
lobbies, Office Area, Work Station,Cabin rooms, and
kitchens etc.
b) Response Indicators – Response indicators will be used
outside all rooms with full height partitions and for the
detectors in the false ceiling, if any.

c) Manual call boxes of brake glass type are proposed to

be installed near all staircases and also in the electrical
and mechanical services areas.

d) Main Control Panels – Automatic analogue addressable

type of Fire alarm control panel is proposed to be
installed in the fire control room. Repeater panels will be
provided in the security office and security post outside
the building. With this type of a panel it will be possible
to pin point the exact location of fire. The panel will also
be able to dial out to predetermined telephone numbers
in case of any alarm.

e) Public Address and talk back system – An integral

public address and talk back facility will be provided
with the fire alarm system. The loudspeakers of the
public address system will be located in common areas,
and on each floor in such a way that any message
announced cover the loudspeakers is clearly audible in
all parts of the building. Also in case of fire, the fire
fighting personnel will be able to send back messages by
plugging their fireman’s telephone handsets over the
fireman’s telephone jacks which will be provided in this
system. The microphone, amplifiers and control

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 LIST OF APPLICABLE INDIAN STANDARDS FOR S. No. STANDARDS TITLE
ELECTRIFICATION WORK : Code of practice for selection, installation
IS:10118(Part-
13 and maintenance of switchgear and control
S. No. STANDARDS TITLE 2)-1982
gear.
Code of practice for electrical wiring Code of practice for selection, installation
1 IS:732 – 1989 IS:10118(Part-
installations. 14 and maintenance of switchgear and control
Guide for electrical layout in residential 3)-1982
2 IS:4648 - 1968 gear: Installation.
buildings.
Code of practice for selection, installation
Code of practice for design, installation and IS:10118(Part-
15 and maintenance of switchgear and control
3 IS:8061 - 1976 maintenance of service lines upto and 4)-1982
gear: Maintenance.
including 650V.
Code of practice for installation of electric Code of practice for the protection and
4 IS:8884 - 1978 16 IS:2309 – 1989
bells and call system. allied structures against lightning.

5 IS:5578 - 1985 Guide for marking of insulated conductor. 17 IS:3043 – 1987 Code of practice for earthing
Guide for uniform system of marking and Guide for safety procedures and practices
IS:5216(Part-1)-
6 IS:11353- 1985 identification of conductors and apparatus 18 in
1982
terminals. electrical work: General.
7 IS:5728 - 1970 Guide for short-circuit calculations. General requirements for switchgear and
19 IS:4237 – 1983 control gear for voltages not exceeding 1000
Guide for improvement of power factor in
IS:7752(Part-1)- V AC or 1200 V DC.
8 consumer installation : Low and medium
1975 Control switches (switching devices for
supply voltages.
control and auxiliary circuits including
Code of practice for interior illumination: IS:6875(Part-1)-
IS:3646 (Part-1)- 20 contractor relays) for voltages upto and
9 Principles for good lighting and aspects of 1973
1966 including 1000 V AC and 1200 DC : General
design.
requirements and tests.
IS:3646(Part-2)- Code of practice for interior illumination: Air break switches, air break dis-
10
1966 Schedule of illumination and glare index. connectors, air-break switch dis-connectors
IS:4064(Part-1)-
11 IS:2672 - 1966 Code of practice for library lighting. 21 and fuse-combination units for voltages not
1978
Code of practice for selection, installation exceeding 1000 V AC or 1200 DC : General
IS:10118(Part- requirements.
12 and maintenance of switchgear and control
1)-1982
gear : General. IS:8828 – Miniature air break circuit breakers for
22
1978 voltages not exceeding 1000 volt.

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S. No. STANDARDS TITLE S. No. STANDARDS TITLE
Miniature circuit breaker boards for electrical wiring.
23 IS:13032 – 1991
voltages upto and including 1000 volts AC. IS:5133(Part-1)- Boxes for enclosure of electrical accessories
36
24 IS:12640 – 1988 Residua current operated circuit breakers. 1969 Steel and cast iron boxes.
Contactors for voltages not exceeding 37 IS:371 - 1979 Ceiling roses.
25 IS:2959 – 1985
1000V AC or 1200 V DC. 38 IS:3854 - 1988 Switches for domestic and similar purposes
Factory built assemblies of switchgear and Switch socket outlets (non-interlocking
39 IS:4615 - 1968
IS:8623(Part-1)- control gear for voltages upto and type).
26
1977 including 1000 V AC and 1200 V DC: 40 IS:4160 - 1967 Interlocking switch socket outlet.
General requirements.
Factory assemblies of switchgear and Plugs and socket outlets of rated voltage
control gear for voltages upto and 41 IS:1293 – 1988 upto and including 250 volts and rated
IS:8623(Part-2)- current upto and including 16 amperes.
27 including 1000 V AC and 1200 V DC :
1980
Particular requirements for busbar trunking 42 GRIHA Manual, ECBC Guidelines and BEE guidelines
system (busways).
PVC Insulated cables for working voltages
28 IS:694 – 1990
upto and including 1100 V.
PVC insulated (heavy duty) electric cables
IS:1554(Part-1)-
29 For working voltages upto and including
1988
1100 V.
IS:3961 (Part-5)- Recommended current ratings for cables:
30
1968 PVC insulated light duty cables.
IS:9537(Part-1)- Conduits for electrical installations :General
31
1980 requirements.
IS:9537(Part-2)- Conduits for electrical installations Rigid
32
1981 steel Conduits.
33 IS:3480 – 1966 Flexible steel conduits for electrical wiring
Fittings for rigid steel conduits for electrical
34 IS:2667 – 1988
wiring.
35 IS:3837 – 1976 Accessories for rigid steel conduits for

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 LIST OF APPLICABLE STANDARDS FOR FIRE ALARM
SYSTEM:

S.
STANDARDS TITLE
No.
Code of Practice for Automatic Fire
1 IS:2189 – 1962 Alarm System.

2 Specifications for Heat sensitive Fire

IS:2195 – 1962 Detectors.
Code of practice for Electrical Wiring
3 IS:732 - 1973
installation
Under writers laboratory specifications
4 UL 168 for smoke detectors

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HVAC SYSTEM

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HVAC SYSTEM : SR NO ABBREVIATION MEANING
SR NO ABBREVIATION MEANING 21 PCHW Primary Chilled Water Pump
1 % Rh Relative Humidity Percentage 22 RA Return Air
2 ˚C/˚F Degree Centigrade / Degree Fahrenheit 23 SC Shading Co-efficient for Glass
3 ACPH Air Changes Per Hour 24 SCHW Secondary Chilled Water Pump
4 ADP Apparatus Dew Point Temperature Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning
25 SMACNA
Contractors’ National Association
5 AHU Air Handling Unit
System Integrator (for 3rd party
American Society of Heating 26 SI
interfacing on BMS)
6 ASHRAE Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Engineers 27 Sq FT Square Feet
7 BTU British Thermal Units 28 TFAU Treated Fresh Air Unit
8 CFM Cubic Feet Per Minute 29 U Thermal Transmission Co-efficient
9 EA Exhaust Air 30 VFD Variable Frequency Drive
10 EAF Exhaust Air Fans 31 VSPS Variable Speed Pumping System
11 FA Fresh Air 32 WBT Wet Bulb Temperature
12 FCU Fan Coil Units 33 ETS Energy Tranfer Station
13 GPM Gallons Per Minute 34 PHE Plate Type Heat Exchanger
Heat Recovery Wheel / Energy 35 CHW Chilled Water
14 HRW / ERW
Recovery Wheel 36 HW Hot Water
Heating Ventilation and Air
15 HVAC
Conditioning
16 HW Hot Water
17 IAQ Indoor Air Quality
18 kPa Kilo Pascal
19 MP Panel Microprocessor Based Panel
20 P&I Dia Process and Instrumentation Diagram

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1.0 DESIGN PHILOSOPHY  National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

The HVAC system has been designed keeping in view the  Indian Standard Codes.
following:  Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL)

 Continuity and reliability.  ECBC-2017

 Concentration/distribution of loads.  SMACNA

 Energy efficient method  Relevant Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Codes.

 Controlled outdoor air quantity into the system  CPWD-2017

 Safety of personnel and equipment. 2.0 DESIGN CRITERIA :

 Investment and operational costs.
 Compliance with various statutory provisions.
 Ease of maintenance.
 Maximum interchange ability of equipment.
 Minimum fire risk.

 Simplicity of Operation

2.0 APPLICABLE CODES AND GUIDES

 American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning

Engineers (ASHRAE) Standards.
 Indian Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Engineers, Inc. (ISHRAE).
 National Building Code of India 2016.

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4.0 BASIS OF DESIGN

4.1 Outside Design Condition:-

4.5 Occupancy Density:-
Based on outdoor design data specified for New Delhi in Area Description Occupancy
ISHARE Weather data Handbook, the outdoor design conditions
All Areas except As per seating layout
have been considered as follows:
common area
Common Area 75 Sft/Person

Design Data DB °C WB °C 5.0 Building Construction Data:

Building envelope is very important from energy efficiency point
Summer 43.3°C (110.0 °F) 23.8°C (75.0 °F)
of view as it strongly affects the energy consumption in the
Monsoon 35.0°C (95.0 °F) 28.3°C (83.0 °F) building as well as visual and thermal comfort of the occupants.
Winter 7.2°C (45.0°F) 5.0°C (41.0 °F) The envelope design must take into consideration both the
external and internal heat loads as well as day lighting benefits.
4.2 Inside Design Condition:-
5.1 Roofs:
Inside Condition The roof receives significant solar radiation and plays an
23.8±1 deg °C (75±1) deg F) important role in heat gain/loss, day lighting and ventilation.
Summer & Monsoon RH : 55% (Design Value; Depending on the climatic needs, proper roof treatment is
not controlled) essential. Roof shall comply with either the maximum assembly
Lighting Load 1.0 watts/sqft. U factor or the minimum insulation R-value.
Equipment Load 150 watts/workstation.
Roof (Insulated):- ‘U’ Value = 0.12 BTU / Hr. - Sft - °F
4.3 Outdoor Air Requirement:-
Note :- Thermal insulation shall be carried out by Civil
Area Description Outdoor Air Requirement
Contractor for all roofs (above air conditioned areas) exposed to
All Areas 0.06 Cfm / Sq.ft + As per
sun.
5.0 Cfm / Person ASHRAE/IS
HRAE &
NBC-2016 5.2. Opaque Wall:

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Walls are a major part of the building .The heat storage capacity
and heat conduction property of walls are key to meeting desired
thermal comfort condition.

External Walls:-‘U’ Value = 0.36 BTU / Hr.-Sft - °F.

5.3 Vertical Fenestration:

Window are very important component of the building envelope,

in addition to providing physical and visual connection to
outside it also allows heat and light in and adds beauty to the
building. Solar radiation coming in through windows provides
natural lighting, natural air and heat gain to the space inside,
thus significantly impacting the energy uses of the building.The
following properties are considered for vertical fenestration:

Double Glass (As per Tender document)

SHGC = 0.19 & ‘U’ Value = 0.28 BTU / Hr - Sft -oF

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6.0 ON THE BASIS OF ABOVE DESIGN CONDITION THE AIR CONDITIONING LOAD SUMMARY GIVEN BELOW :

HEAT LOAD SUMMARY

BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA

S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

BLOCK-A
GROUND
1
FLOOR
WORKSTATIONS-
1.1 5669 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 144 1.0 150 w/ws 21.6 21.5 8888 8075 1060
1
EXECUTIVE
1.2 108 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 465 368 36
CABIN-1
EXECUTIVE
1.3 128 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.0 0.9 431 322 38
CABIN-2
EXECUTIVE
1.4 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-3

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

EXECUTIVE
1.5 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-4
EXECUTIVE
1.6 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 372 254 38
CABIN-5
EXECUTIVE
1.7 144 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 468 344 39
CABIN-6
EXECUTIVE
1.8 109 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 455 352 37
CABIN-7
WORKSTATIONS-
1.9 4731 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 95 1.0 150 w/ws 14.9 14.9 6132 5569 759
2
EXECUTIVE
1.10 125 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 339 241 38
CABIN-8
EXECUTIVE
1.11 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 330 221 38
CABIN-9
EXECUTIVE
1.12 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 308 221 38
CABIN-10
EXECUTIVE
1.13 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 308 221 38
CABIN-11
1.14 EXECUTIVE 110 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 342 235 37

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

CABIN-12
EXECUTIVE
1.15 110 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 342 235 37
CABIN-13
1.16 DIRECTOR PS 114 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 346 238 37
DIRECTOR
1.17 393 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 18 1.0 1.5 2.3 2.0 936 675 114
ROOM
CONFERENCE
1.18 715 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 60 1.0 1.5 5.2 5.1 1826 1544 343
ROOM
ENTRANCE
1.19 462 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 12 1.0 0.0 1.7 1.3 639 417 88
LOBBY LHS
1.20 CORRIDOR LHS 608 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 15 1.0 0.0 2.2 1.7 873 559 111
1.22 CONTROL ROOM 195 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 2 1.0 4.0 2.2 1.9 1110 921 22
ENTRANCE
1.23 515 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 12 1.0 0.0 1.8 1.4 718 459 91
LOBBY RHS
1.24 CORRIDOR RHS 506 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 15 1.0 0.0 2.0 1.6 760 496 105
1.25 LIFT LOBBY RHS 180 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 10 1.0 0.0 1.2 0.9 461 289 61
Total 15702 67.8 62.8 27541 22732 3277
2 FIRST FLOOR

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

WORKSTATIONS-
2.1 5891 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 144 1.0 150.0 21.8 21.7 8936 8122 1073
1
EXECUTIVE
2.2 108 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 465 368 36
CABIN-1
EXECUTIVE
2.3 128 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.0 0.9 431 322 38
CABIN-2
EXECUTIVE
2.4 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-3
EXECUTIVE
2.5 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-4
EXECUTIVE
2.6 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 372 254 38
CABIN-5
EXECUTIVE
2.7 144 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 468 344 39
CABIN-6
EXECUTIVE
2.8 144 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 468 344 39
CABIN-7
EXECUTIVE
2.9 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 486 326 38
CABIN-8
2.10 WORKSTATIONS- 5317 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 95 1.0 150 w/ws 15.2 15.2 6258 5694 794

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

2
EXECUTIVE
2.11 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 330 221 38
CABIN-9.
EXECUTIVE
2.12 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 330 221 38
CABIN-10.
EXECUTIVE
2.13 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 308 221 38
CABIN-11.
EXECUTIVE
2.14 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 308 221 38
CABIN-12.
EXECUTIVE
2.15 110 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 342 235 37
CABIN-13.
EXECUTIVE
2.16 110 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 342 235 37
CABIN-14.
2.17 DIRECTOR PS 114 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 346 238 37
DIRECTOR
2.18 393 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 18 1.0 1.5 2.3 2.0 936 675 114
ROOM
CONFERENCE
2.19 715 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 60 1.0 1.5 5.2 5.1 1826 1544 343
ROOM
2.20 CORRIDOR LHS 295 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 8 1.0 0.0 1.2 0.9 465 295 58

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

2.22 CONTROL ROOM 182 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 2 1.0 4.0 2.2 1.9 1096 913 21
2.23 CORRIDOR RHS 275 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 8 1.0 0.0 1.1 0.9 422 273 57
2.24 LIFT LOBBY RHS 180 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 10 1.0 0.0 1.2 0.9 461 289 61
Total 15146 63.9 59.8 26089 21831 3084
Total of 7 Floors
106022 447 419 182622 152817 21586
(Typical)
3 EIGHTH FLOOR
WORKSTATIONS-
3.1 4955 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 80 1.0 150 w/ws 15.5 14.9 6607 5833 697
1
EXECUTIVE
3.2 108 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 1.0 500 393 36
CABIN-1
EXECUTIVE
3.3 128 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 473 352 38
CABIN-2
EXECUTIVE
3.4 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 388 267 38
CABIN-3
EXECUTIVE
3.5 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 388 267 38
CABIN-4
3.6 EXECUTIVE 118 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.8 381 287 37

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

CABIN-5
EXECUTIVE
3.7 144 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.2 1.0 516 378 39
CABIN-6
EXECUTIVE
3.8 144 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.2 1.0 516 378 39
CABIN-7
EXECUTIVE
3.9 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.2 0.9 529 357 38
CABIN-8
WORKSTATIONS-
3.10 5317 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 95 1.0 150 w/ws 18.6 17.6 8005 6937 794
2
EXECUTIVE
3.11 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 373 251 38
CABIN-9.
EXECUTIVE
3.12 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 373 251 38
CABIN-10.
EXECUTIVE
3.13 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 351 251 38
CABIN-11.
EXECUTIVE
3.14 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 351 251 38
CABIN-12.
EXECUTIVE
3.15 110 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 378 261 37
CABIN-13.

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

EXECUTIVE
3.16 110 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 378 261 37
CABIN-14.
3.17 DIRECTOR PS 114 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 384 265 37
DIRECTOR
3.18 393 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 18 1.0 1.5 2.6 2.2 1065 767 114
ROOM
CONFERENCE
3.19 715 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 60 1.0 1.5 5.7 5.5 2061 1711 343
ROOM
3.20 CORRIDOR LHS 295 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 8 1.0 0.0 1.4 1.0 554 358 58
3.22 CONTROL ROOM 182 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 2 1.0 4.0 2.2 1.9 1096 913 21
3.23 CORRIDOR RHS 275 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 8 1.0 0.0 1.3 1.0 506 332 57
3.24 LIFT LOBBY RHS 180 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 10 1.0 0.0 1.3 1.0 516 328 61
Total 14198 63.3 57.2 26688 21653 2707
Sub Total 135922 578.2 538.5 236850 197202 27570
BLOCK-B
GROUND
1
FLOOR
1.1 WORKSTATIONS- 4185 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 80 1.0 150 w/ws 11.9 12.2 4814 4511 651

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

1
EXECUTIVE
1.2 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.8 363 278 38
CABIN-1
EXECUTIVE
1.3 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.8 363 278 38
CABIN-2
EXECUTIVE
1.4 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.8 363 278 38
CABIN-3
EXECUTIVE
1.5 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.8 363 278 38
CABIN-4
CONFERENCE
1.6 558 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 45 1.0 1.5 4.0 3.8 1440 1117 258
ROOM
DIRECTOR
1.7 353 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 15 1.0 1.5 2.0 1.7 793 566 96
ROOM
1.8 DIRECTOR PS 190 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 4 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 423 272 31
ENTRANCE
1.9 533 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 15 1.0 0.0 2.1 1.7 822 527 107
LOBBY LHS
ENTRANCE
1.10 504 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 15 1.0 0.0 2.0 1.6 773 502 105
LOBBY RHS
1.11 LIFT LOBBY RHS 176 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 8 1.0 0.0 1.2 0.9 448 284 51

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

1.12 CONTROL ROOM 188 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 2 1.0 4.0 2.0 1.8 915 789 21
Total 7207 29.7 27.3 11879 9680 1472
2 FIRST FLOOR
WORKSTATIONS-
2.1 4955 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 80 1.0 150 w/ws 12.3 12.6 4980 4675 697
1
EXECUTIVE
2.2 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.8 363 278 38
CABIN-1
EXECUTIVE
2.3 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.8 363 278 38
CABIN-2
EXECUTIVE
2.4 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.8 363 278 38
CABIN-3
EXECUTIVE
2.5 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.8 363 278 38
CABIN-4
EXECUTIVE
2.6 118 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 342 260 37
CABIN-5
CONFERENCE
2.7 558 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 45 1.0 1.5 4.0 3.8 1440 1117 258
ROOM
2.8 DIRECTOR 353 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 15 1.0 1.5 2.0 1.7 793 566 96

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

ROOM
2.9 DIRECTOR PS 190 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 4 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 423 272 31
ENTRANCE
2.10 233 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 10 1.0 0.0 1.1 0.9 417 278 64
LOBBY LHS
2.11 LIFT LOBBY RHS 176 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 8 1.0 0.0 1.2 0.9 448 284 51
2.12 CONTROL ROOM 188 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 2 1.0 4.0 2.0 1.8 915 789 21
Total 7291 27.9 26.1 11208 9353 1407
Total of 7 Floors
51037 195.0 183.0 78457 65470 9852
(Typical)
3 EIGHTH FLOOR
WORKSTATIONS-
3.1 4955 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 80 1.0 150 w/ws 15.5 14.9 6607 5833 697
1
EXECUTIVE
3.2 108 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 1.0 500 393 36
CABIN-1
EXECUTIVE
3.3 128 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 473 352 38
CABIN-2
EXECUTIVE
3.4 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 388 267 38
CABIN-3

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

EXECUTIVE
3.5 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 388 267 38
CABIN-4
EXECUTIVE
3.6 118 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.8 381 287 37
CABIN-5
CONFERENCE
3.7 840 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 58 1.0 1.5 6.1 5.7 2283 1868 340
ROOM
DIRECTOR
3.8 432 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 18 1.0 1.5 2.5 2.2 1041 805 116
ROOM
3.9 DIRECTOR PS 114 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.8 389 288 37
3.10 LIFT LOBBY LHS 145 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 8 1.0 0.0 1.0 0.8 378 249 49
3.11 LIFT LOBBY RHS 180 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 10 1.0 0.0 1.3 1.0 516 328 61
3.12 CONTROL ROOM 182 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 2 1.0 4.0 2.2 1.9 1096 913 21
Total 7462 34.5 31.5 14440 11852 1508
Sub Total 65706 259.2 241.8 104775 87002 12832
BLOCK-C
GROUND
1
FLOOR

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

1.1 WORKSTATIONS 6289 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 110 1.0 150 w/ws 18.4 18.2 7674 6871 927
EXECUTIVE
1.2 108 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 465 368 36
CABIN-1
EXECUTIVE
1.3 128 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.0 0.9 431 322 38
CABIN-2
EXECUTIVE
1.4 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-3
EXECUTIVE
1.5 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-4
EXECUTIVE
1.6 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-5
EXECUTIVE
1.7 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-6
EXECUTIVE
1.8 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-7
CONFERENCE
1.9 840 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 58 1.0 1.5 5.5 5.3 2007 1671 340
ROOM
DIRECTOR
1.10 432 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 18 1.0 1.5 2.3 2.0 899 704 116
ROOM

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

1.11 DIRECTOR PS 114 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 351 262 37
1.12 LIFT LOBBY LHS 380 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 12 1.0 0.0 1.7 1.3 654 415 83
ENTRANCE
1.13 515 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 15 1.0 0.0 1.9 1.5 695 467 106
LOBBY RHS
1.14 LIFT LOBBY RHS 180 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 10 1.0 0.0 1.2 0.9 461 289 61
1.15 CONTROL ROOM 195 11 23.8+1 55 5.0 0.06 2 1.0 4.0 2.2 1.9 1110 921 22
Total 9831 40.4 37.2 16472 13475 1955
2 FIRST FLOOR
2.1 WORKSTATIONS 6956 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 125 1.0 150 w/ws 20.6 20.3 8528 7638 1042
EXECUTIVE
2.2 108 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 465 368 36
CABIN-1
EXECUTIVE
2.3 128 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.0 0.9 431 322 38
CABIN-2
EXECUTIVE
2.4 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-3
EXECUTIVE
2.5 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-4
2.6 EXECUTIVE 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

CABIN-5
EXECUTIVE
2.7 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-6
EXECUTIVE
2.8 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-7
EXECUTIVE
2.9 130 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.8 0.7 345 237 38
CABIN-8
CONFERENCE
2.10 840 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 58 1.0 1.5 5.5 5.3 2007 1671 340
ROOM
DIRECTOR
2.11 432 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 18 1.0 1.5 2.3 2.0 899 704 116
ROOM
2.12 DIRECTOR PS 114 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 351 262 37
2.13 LIFT LOBBY LHS 145 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 8 1.0 0.0 0.9 0.7 334 218 49
ENTRANCE
2.14 280 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 10 1.0 0.0 1.3 1.0 477 311 67
LOBBY RHS
2.15 LIFT LOBBY RHS 180 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 10 1.0 0.0 1.2 0.9 461 289 61
2.16 CONTROL ROOM 182 11 23.8+1 55 5.0 0.06 2 1.0 4.0 2.2 1.9 1096 913 21
Total 10145 42.0 38.9 17120 14118 2034

HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft
Total of 7 floors
75348 328.5 301.8 134239 109825 15581
(Typical)
3 EIGHTH FLOOR
3.1 WORKSTATIONS 6956 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 125 1.0 150 w/ws 25.0 23.5 10813 9264 1042
EXECUTIVE
3.2 108 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 1.0 500 393 36
CABIN-1
EXECUTIVE
3.3 128 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 473 352 38
CABIN-2
EXECUTIVE
3.4 128 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 473 352 38
CABIN-3
EXECUTIVE
3.5 128 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 473 352 38
CABIN-4
EXECUTIVE
3.6 128 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 0.9 473 352 38
CABIN-5
CONFERENCE
3.7 715 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 60 1.0 1.5 5.7 5.5 2061 1711 343
ROOM
DIRECTOR
3.8 432 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 18 1.0 1.5 2.5 2.2 1041 805 116
ROOM
3.9 DIRECTOR PS 114 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.8 389 288 37

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

EXECUTIVE
3.10 144 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.2 1.0 516 378 39
CABIN-6
EXECUTIVE
3.11 109 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 1.1 1.0 491 378 37
CABIN-7
EXECUTIVE
3.12 125 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 380 270 38
CABIN-8
EXECUTIVE
3.13 125 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 380 270 38
CABIN-9
EXECUTIVE
3.14 125 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 380 270 38
CABIN-10
EXECUTIVE
3.15 125 11 24+1 55 5.0 0.06 6 1.0 1.5 0.9 0.7 380 270 38
CABIN-11
3.16 CORRIDOR LHS 295 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 8 1.0 0.0 1.4 1.0 554 358 58
3.17 LIFT LOBBY LHS 158 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 8 1.0 0.0 1.2 1.0 492 349 49
ENTRANCE
3.18 84 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 5 1.0 0.0 0.6 0.5 240 157 30
LOBBY CENTRE
3.19 CORRIDOR RHS 275 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 8 1.0 0.0 1.3 1.0 506 332 57
3.20 LIFT LOBBY RHS 180 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 10 1.0 0.0 1.3 1.0 516 328 61

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HEAT LOAD SUMMARY
BASIS OF DESIGN DESIGN DATA SUMMARY

SUMMER LOAD
CONDITIONED

DEHUMIDIFIE

DEHUMIDIFIE
OCCUPANCY

LIGHT LOAD
ACTUAL AIR

EQPT LOAD

MONSOON

FRESH AIR
TREATED
SUMMER
HEIGHT
INSIDE

D CFM

D CFM
LOAD
AREA
S. CONDITIONED
DESIGN FRESH AIR
NO. SPACE
CONDITION

(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O)
RH % CFM
TEMP (Design CFM
S.FT FT. /S. NOS. W/S.FT W/S.FT TR TR CFM CFM CFM
(˚C) Value-No /PERSON
Control)
Ft

3.21 CONTROL ROOM 182 11 25+1 55 5.0 0.06 2 1.0 4.0 2.2 1.9 1096 913 21
Total 10764 53.7 48.0 22628 18145 2226
Sub Total 96760 429 392 175862 143340 20016
Grand Total 389379 1649 1525 674179 556278 78643

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7.0 PROPOSED COOLING SYSTEM:
Dedicated Variable Refrigerant Flow System (VRF) is
proposed.
8.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION OF THE DESIGN
PROPOSED
A. HIGH SIDE VRF OUTDOOR:-

The proposed air conditioning VRF system is based on VRF

Technology with refrigerant R-410a which is chlorine (CFC)
- free refrigerant with zero ozone depletion potential (ODP).
An outdoor unit is connected to various indoors units
through Copper refrigerant piping. These indoor units are
planned to operate individually or together as per the VRFunit and compressor should be of same OEM make.
requirements.
The VRV/VRF Technology system refrigerant volume shall
be modulated as per the desired capacity requirements. In
order to take care of individual air conditioning
requirement, the VRF system controls the air conditioning
capacity of outdoor unit to match the demand of this indoor
unit(s). VRF system ensures uniform & precise temperature
levels, the most optimum energy consumption and very low
noise levels of indoor as well as outdoor units.
High energy savings are predicted over comparable
unitary equipment. VRF is typically implemented with
the use of an air conditioner inverter which adds a
DC inverter to the compressor in order to support
variable motor speed and thus it has variable
refrigerant flow rather than on/off operation thus
enhancing the life of equipment.

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LOW SIDE: Conditioned air from the indoor units will be taken through
the ducting and will be supplied to conditioned areas
The following low side equipment are prepared in line with through diffusers/ grills. Return air will be collected
the above high side equipment to cater the air-conditioning through similar diffusers/ grills mounted on false ceiling
services. and will be taken to indoor unit through ceiling.

(i) Indoor Units:

Floor mounted DX type AHU will be provided. In large

halls/work station area air conditioning shall be done by
floor mounted DX type AHU. DX type AHU shall be
provided in respective floors.

Each AHU will be provided with complete AHU

communication Kit including DX-Type electronic expansion
valve, AHU kit or any other attachment or device to make it
complete and functional with the VRV outdoor unit and
central controller. Cassette type Indoor VRF unit
FM AHU will be provided with VFD for energy saving.

In conference halls cassette type indoor units shall be

provided and outdoor units of conference hall shall be
separate for each hall.

In smaller rooms/chambers also cassette type indoor units

shall be provided.

All indoor units will be provided with its individual

control system through digital thermostat/ remote
controlled.

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(ii) Piping: Pair of Copper piping circuit (gas & liquid) will run
from ODU to each IDUs. The refrigerant circuit shall include
liquid and gas shut-off valves and a solenoid valves at
condenser end. The equipment will have inbuilt refrigerant
stabilization control for proper refrigerant distribution.

DX AHU WITH VRF ODU & DX COMMUNICATION

KIT

(iii) GSS Ducting: All ducting shall be machine made of G.I.

sheets as per IS Standard & cpwd-2017, for certain areas
wherever required it will be made at site.

(iv) Insulation: The supply & fresh air duct will be insulated with
nitrile rubber of required thickness.

The initial section of all the supply air ducts will be provided
with acoustic lining with resin bonded fiber glass wool &
covered with reinforced Plastic tissue paper and 0.5 mm
thick perforated aluminum sheet at the inside surface of
ducts to prevent transmission of noise to air-conditioned
area.

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The refrigerant pipes shall be insulated with nitrile rubber 9.0 MECHANICAL VENTILATION SYSTEM:
pipe section of required thickness depends on the pipe sizes.
9.1 Toilet Exhaust
(v) Treated Fresh Air using Heat Recovery Wheel:-
Toilet’s exhaust will be provided by Heat Recovery wheel
installed at terrace and ventilated through duct work at
Treated Outside fresh air will be provided by using Heat
12ACPH/ 50CFM from each WC/urinal (whichever is
Recovery wheel unit.
higher will be considered).
Exhaust air will be picked up from toilets, common area and
energy of air will be used for recovery.
All toilets keeped under negative pressure with respect to
HRW unit will be provided VFD.
surrounding areas.
(vi) Dampers:-
9.2 Smoke Extraction
Volume control damper will be provided in the branch Smoke extraction system shall be provided at the rate of
ducts and balancing dampers for each supply and return air 12ACPH as per NBC-2016 (Part-4).
risers, registers and diffusers
10.0 PRESSURIZATION
(vii) Fire Dampers:-
Pressurization is a method adopted for protecting the exits
Fire rated fire dampers will be provided on AHU room’s
from ingress of smoke.
wall for supply and return air.
Air shall be injected into staircases, lobbies, corridors to
raise their pressure slightly above the pressure in adjoining
(viii) Air Outlets:-
parts of the building, as a result of which ingress of smoke
Extruded aluminium powder coated grill, registers and into escape routes will be prevented. It shall be as per NBC
2016 (as given in Table-6) and local by laws.
diffusers will be proided for air distribution.

(vi) Electrical Panel: HVAC panel will be provided installed 11 OPERATION

near ODU & AHU. All emergency exhaust & supply air fans and pressurization
fans shall start on receiving signal from fire Panel of the
building .The signal shall be received at the NO relay
contact of fan starter Panel which shall close on receipt of
fire signal and start the fan.

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PLUMBING SERVICES

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 SANITARY ENGINEERING AND FIRE FIGHTING 2 WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
SERVICES :
2.1 Total Water Requirement
1. INTRODUCTION
The water requirement as per I.S. specifications, Govt.
1.1 Water supply and wastewater disposal constitute a very manuals and NBC-2016 shall be as below:
important part of the services in a building. Maintenance of
hygiene and cleanliness are indispensable to the wellbeing
of the occupants as a whole.
1.2 It is proposed to design the services, storage capacities and
piping network of the building in totality.

1.3 It is proposed to locate all the pumps and equipment’s in

the pump room in the site plan of the building which shall
accommodate all major pumps and equipment’s and
electrical panels etc.

1.4 This report intends to highlight the details of the following

proposed services, which are to be provided from the point
view of Sanitary Engineering, Fire Fighting and other allied
services.
 Water Supply System
 Wastewater Disposal System
 Hot water system.
 Sewerage and drainage system including disposal
 Sewage Treatment Plant and Recycling of Waste Water
 Rain Water Harvesting
 Firefighting system

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WATER REQUIREMENT
Flushing
Total Domestic Water
Area Water Requirement per Water
S. No. Description Occupancy Requirement Requirement
(Sqm) capita per day (LPCD) Requirement
(LPD) (LPD)
(LPD)
1. Block-A
1.1 Ground Floor 352 45 15840 8800 7040
1.2 First Floor 2816 45 126720 70400 56320

2. Block-B
2.1 Ground Floor 83 45 3735 2075 1660
2.2 First Floor 664 45 29880 16600 13280

3. Block-C
3.1 Ground Floor 186 45 8370 4650 3720
3.2 First Floor 1488 45 66960 37200 29760

4. Block-D
4.1 Ground Floor 212 45 9540 5300 4240
4.2 First Floor 1700 45 76500 42500 34000

5. Visitors 200 15 3000 1000 2000

6. Maintenance Staff 50 45 2250 1250 1000
7. Back wash for filter (LS) 5000 5000

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Capacity of Sewage
8
Treatment Plant:
80% of Domestic Water +
= 293538 LPD
90% of Flushing Water
Or Say = 295 KLPD

Treated water available

9 after Treatment 90% of = 264 KLPD
293538 KLD

Horticulture
10 = 10 KLPD
Requirement (LS)

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WATER BALANCE DIAGRAM

TOTAL FRESH WATER REQUIREMENT

194.77 KLD
194.77 KLD
TO MUNICIPAL REUSE /
NEAR BY CONSTRUCTION
FLUSHING HORTICULTURE ACTIVITY
DOMESTIC
153.02 KLD 10.00 KLD 100.98 KLD
194.77 KLD

153.02 KLD 10.0 KLD 100.98 KLD

10.0 KLD
80% 90%
100.98 KLD

FLOW TO STP 293.53 KLD

264.0 KLD

STP CAPACITY
90 % TREATED WATER FROM STP
=293.53 KLD TREATED WATER
SAY STP = 295 KLD
264 KLD
FRESH WATER

WASTE WATER

TREATED WATER

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2.2 Source of Water
2.2.1 Since municipal water supply may not be expected to fulfill
the entire requirement, it is proposed to meet the total water Overhead Water Tanks
requirement for the building by other source/external S. Tanks Capacity (Ltr.)
supply such as bore wells etc. Since if bore wells are not No.
allowed in the area, the water required may need to be
Block-A
sourced from the tankers etc.
1 Fire Water Tank 20,000
2.2.3 However, it is also proposed to design a sewage treatment 2 Domestic Water Tank 40,000
plant in such a way that effluent can be recycled for flushing
3 Flushing Water Tank 31,000
and horticulture purposes.

2.3 Storage Block-B

2.3.1 Considering minimum requirement of storage for one day 1 Fire Water Tank 20,000
at underground & half day at overhead tanks (excluding for 2 Domestic Water Tank 9,000
horticulture purpose), the capacity in underground tanks 3 Flushing Water Tank 8,000
and overhead tanks shall be as follows:

Under Ground Tanks Block-C

CAPACITY 1 Fire Water Tank 20,000
S. No. Tanks
(Ltr.) 2 Domestic Water Tank 20,000
Fire Water Tank-1 (Compartment No. 3 Flushing Water Tank 17,000
1 200 KLD
1)
Fire Water Tank-2 (Compartment No. Block-D
2 200 KLD
2)
1 Fire Water Tank 20,000
Raw Water Tank (Compartment No.
3 100 KLD 2 Domestic Water Tank 24,000
3)
3 Flushing Water Tank 19,000
Treated Water Tank (Compartment
4 100 KLD
No. 4)
5 Flushing & G.H tank at STP Area 165 KLD

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supply pipe for filling of the overhead tank. As soon as the
2.4 Quality of Water Supply: overhead tank will be full, the level controller will
automatically close the butterfly valve. This would have the
Since, the water will be required for different purposes i.e.
following advantages. The overhead water tanks will be
for drinking, cooking, in the toilets, kitchen area etc., it has
refilled automatically.
to be of a required standard quality. The exact treatment of
water will be suggested after getting the municipal and bore Closing of valves in this way would help in increasing the
well water tested for portability. pressure in the main water supply ring mains. Due to this
increase in the pressure, the blocks at the farther end
However, since the water quality in Delhi is expected to be would also be able to get optimum amount of water to fill
poor, as a standard, the water shall be passed through a up their overhead water tanks in shorter time period.
MGF,ACF and Ozonator prior to the supply to the building. It would also help to reduce the nuisance of water over
flowing from the overhead tanks as the water supply pipe
It is also advisable to maintain a strict monitoring system on line for each plot would be closed after the overhead tank
the quality of the water during the operation of the system. has been filled. This would be a very important step in the
conservation of water, which is such a precious resource
2.5 Water Supply System
today.
2.5.1 The water from the sources will be brought into
compartment No. 1 & 2, which will serve exclusively as a After the above process, the level controller will
static water storage tank for firefighting purposes and shall automatically open the butterfly valve after the tank is half
be of the capacity of 200 m3 each. The water from this tank empty so that water can enter the tanks again on
shall over flow into compartment No. 3 and will act as raw resumption of water supply in the ring mains.
water tank. The water from this tank shall be taken for The flushing water tank in STP area will be replenished by
treatment through filtration, MGF,ACF and ozonated units the recycled water supply from the STP. Water from
and then stored in Domestic water tank compartment Tank here will be pumped to the flushing overhead tanks in the
no. 4 respectively. Tank No. 5 which is the similar way as the domestic water.
flushing/horticulture water tank will receive treated water
from the Sewage Treatment Plant. 2.5.2 An underground ring main shall be provided along the
building periphery / boundary of the site which will be
Water from domestic water tank will be pumped through a connected to the tank 5 which is the flushing/horticulture
hydro-pneumatic system to the overhead tanks of the tower. water tank. Garden hydrants will be provided on the ring
over head water for domestic shall be feed via gravity main.
supply In this scheme, automatic electronic level controllers
will be installed in the terrace tank and also a motorized 2.5.3 Fire pumps shall draw the water from static tank No. 1 and
(on/off type) butterfly valve will be installed in the water supply it to the wet riser system, external hydrant and

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sprinkler system at required flow and pressure. The system  All main waste pipes -- 100mm
shall remain always charged and shall be automatically
 All branch waste pipes -- 50mm
monitored by jockey pump through pressure switch and air
vessel.  All main soil and waste pipes stack -- 150mm
3. HOT WATER SYSTEM
 Wash basin/Sink waste connection
It is not proposed to give any hot water in the common
public toilets of the office area. Individual electrical geysers to floor trap --32/40/50mm
will be installed by pantry area.
5.3 All soil, waste, vent & rain water pipes running vertically,
shall be exposed and approachable, in vertical shafts as per
4. MATERIALS FOR WATER SUPPLY
architectural design.
4.1 All the external pipes to be used for water supply shall be
galvanized steel tubes confirming to I.S.1239 medium class 5.4 Each connection from the fixtures shall be provided with
of superior quality. Fittings shall be malleable iron/brass access doors for
as applicable. Cleaning (door junctions).

4.2 For internal works, the pipes running above the false ceiling 5.5 Where two or three fixtures are connected to a single
level and then dropping down in chases to the various horizontal pipe leading to a vertical stack (in toilets), clean-
fixtures are proposed to be SS/ CPVC pipes. out plugs are provided at starting point. The Clean-out
plugs shall be flush with the top of floor.
4.3 Valves on branches, main line and pumps shall have ball
valve/gate valve/butterfly valve of good approved quality, 5.6 All traps shall be with a minimum water seal of 50mm.
as per requirement.
5.7 Materials
5. Soil, Waste, Vent & Rain Water Disposal Pipe System
(a) All soil, waste, vent and anti-syphonage pipes and fittings
5.1 The system will be designed based on two pipes (stack)
50mm and above shall be HCI pipes.
system as recommended in code of practice for soil and
waste pipes above ground (I.S. 5329 - 1964).
6. SEWERAGE SYSTEM
5.2 Minimum diameter of pipes shall be adopted as: 6.1 Soil waste from water closets and urinals etc. will be
 All main soil pipes -- 100mm collected by horizontal and vertical soil pipes and
 All branch soil pipes -- 100mm discharged directly to the manholes. Waste water from
wash basins, sinks, and from other waste fixtures shall be

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collected separately by waste pipes and be discharged
through gully traps into the manhole of the external (vi) Formula for calculation for design of sewer lines shall be by
sewerage system. The waste water from the kitchens of the Manning’s formula:
food court, kitchens, restaurants etc. will be taken to grease 1
traps before connection to the manholes. These grease traps V = ------ S 1/2 R 2/3
will be provided by the occupiers. n
Where,
The external sewerage system shall be running around the
building periphery having manholes in front of each shaft.
The main sewer line will carry the whole sewage by gravity V = Velocity in m/sec.
up to the municipal sewer. R = Hydraulic radius in m
S = Slope or hydraulic gradient in m/m
6.2 Design Parameters n = Manning’s co-efficient
(viii) Manning’s co-efficient n = 0.015
The following parameters shall be considered for design of
sewerage system:

(i) Flow of sewage = 0.8 of water supply)

(ii) Peak Flow = 3 x average flow 6.3 Appurtenances & Materials’ Specifications
6.3.1 Pipes
Min. velocity of flow in pipes
(iii) = 0.75 m/sec
flowing half full (a) S.W. Pipes
For dia 150mm to 250mm Grade ‘A’ as per IS: 651
(iv) Max Velocity of flow = 2.0 m/sec.
depending on site conditions with laying and
jointing and bedding as per IS: 4127-1983
(v) = 0.9m
1.1 Min. depth for sewers
Add 8.33% of average (b) R.C.C. Pipes Class NP2
(vi) Infiltration Factor = For dia 250mm and above as per IS: 458, for normal
discharge
slopes and general site conditions.
(For surface run off, subsoil water conditions etc.)
(c) R.C.C. Pipes Class NP3

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For road crossings, for heavy loading conditions as It is proposed to treat the domestic sewage in a scientific
per IS:458. manner through a properly planned sewage/effluent
treatment plant. The objective is to stabilize the
All R.C.C. pipes shall be laid as per IS: 873 - 1985 and decomposable organic matters present in sewage so as to
as per “Manual on Sewerage and Sewage get an effluent and sludge having characteristics which are
Treatment” by Ministry of Urban Development, within safe limits, and which can be recycled and re-utilized
New Delhi. for various purposes to help in maintaining the ecology of
nature and save energy resources. The treatment process for
(d) C.I. Pipes Class LA sewage/effluent and the location of the final waste water
For steep slopes and exposed pipe as per IS: 1536. disposal shall be based on the following considerations:
 Use of Treated Sewage.
6.3.2 Manholes  Aesthetics of the area and nearby inhabitation.
 Wind direction
(a) The manholes shall be constructed of brick masonry as
 Availability of suitable land.
per standard specifications of National Building Code.
 Initial Cost of the system
(b) Minimum Depths of Manhole - 0.9m  Recurring Cost of the system.

(i) Manholes shall be provided at all junctions, 7.1 Salient Features of STP
change of directions, change in diameters, as
per connection requirement from every (A) Characteristics of Influent
house/unit.

 B.O.D (5 days at 20°C) (mg/lit) -- 250 –300

(ii) A distance of 30 meters on the main trunk
 Suspended solids (mg/lit) -- 400 –
sewer lines, depending on dia of pipe and
600
local conditions.
 PH -- 6.5 – 8.5
(d) Manhole Covers  COD -- 600 - 800

(i) Medium/heavy duty for manholes.

(B) Characteristic of Effluent (after treatment)
7. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT (295 KLD)

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 B.O.D (5 days 20°C) (mg/lit) less than 5-
10mg/lit. From the FAB aeration tank mixed liquor will flow by
 Suspended solids mg/lit less than 20mg/lit. gravity into adjoining Tube Settler of required capacity. The
 COD (mg/l) less than 50 mg/l. solids will settle in the Tube settler tank. A sludge return
pump will be provided for pumping the settled sludge from
The technology suggested to be used for Sewage treatment the Tube settler tank back to the aeration tank. Tube settler
will be FAB system. tank will also be provided with skimmer system to pump
floating scum back to the aeration tank to keep the Tube
settler surface clean.
7.2 PROCESS DESCRIPTION: FAB Process with Ultra
filtration plant An overflow weir with scum baffle will be provided in Tube
Sewage generated from the building will reach the last settler to take treated wastewater out of the Tube settler.
manhole of trunk sewer line from where it shall be passed
through a bar screen of suitable size before entering the From the Tube settler, treated wastewater will flow by
equalization cum collection tank. There shall be suitable gravity into adjoining clarified water tank. From this tank
arrangement for cleaning and lifting the coarse material the water will be lifted with a submersible pump and
from the platform near the screen chamber. passed through a pressure sand filter, an activated carbon
From equalization tank the sewage shall be lifted through filter and softener and stored in a treated water tank. Water
submersible automatic control pumps into adjoining FAB from this tank will be lifted with suitable submersible
aeration tank. The equalization tank shall also have pumps for further use for Flushing and Horticulture
provision of the aeration system to keep the sewage in the purpose. In case of extra effluent the arrangement shall be
homogeneous condition. made to dispose off into municipal sewer. For this excess
discharge if any, a bypass pipe line will be provided with a
control valve in the equalization pumps so that the pipe to
In the FAB aeration tank of required capacity wastewater the STP can be closed and all the flow can be taken to the
will be mixed with microorganisms in presence of dissolved external municipal sewer.
oxygen. Microorganisms will assimilate organic impurities.
The FAB aeration tank will be supplied through two Excess sludge from the Tube settler tank will be taken
positive displacements (roots type) air blowers (1 working + periodically into sludge holding tank. In this tank sludge
1 standby) located outside the tank. Submerged air diffusers will be aerated for self-stabilization. Air will be shut off
will provide mixing and oxygen for the needs of periodically and superannuate water will be transferred to
microorganisms. The blowers will be sized to maintain the aeration tank creating stabilized sludge. This stabilized
dissolved oxygen level in the aeration tank of approximately sludge shall be dried in filter presses and the stabilized
2 mg/lit. sludge shall be lifted from tank into the tanker for outside

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transportation/disposal for further use for
flushing/horticulture purposes. 8.3.3 The design of drains is based on Manning’s formula, for
flow due to gravity
8. RAIN WATER DISPOSAL
8.1 Vertical rain water pipes provided as per requirement and V = ----- R 2/3 S 1/2
as per site conditions will collect the rainwater through
n
khurrahs and this will discharge into masonry storm water
drains with SFRC Covers.
Where V = Velocity in m/sec.
8.2 Drainage system shall be designed on the parameters setup R = Hydraulic mean radius in m
by the metrology department and various statutory codes.
Surface drainage consisting of surface drains and S = Hydraulic gradiant in m/metre
underground storm water disposal pipes will be provided
n = Manning’s co-efficient
so that there is no accumulation of rain water. In addition to
this Rain Water Harvesting and Ground Water Recharge 8.3.4 Manning’s Co-efficient
structures will also be provided to make optimal use of the
rain water so collected.
(a) For R.C.C. pipes n = 0.015
(b) For brick masonry channel with neat coat of cement
plaster n = 0.013

9. RAIN WATER HARVESTING

8.3 Design/Technical Parameters
8.3.1 The main emphasis given in the planning of the storm water
Min. velocity of flow in pipes = 0.6 m/sec or as per site drainage system is on recharging the underground aquifer
of the area while having the safe disposal of
Max Velocity of flow = 2.0 m/sec.
Min. Free board Storm water without flooding the campus. A network of
a. For drains up to 300 mm width = 75 mm storm water disposal drains will be planned which will
b. For drains up to 900 mm width = 150 mm finally dispose of into a percolation well for direct injection
of collected storm water into the ground water. Bar screens
and silt traps have been incorporated before the percolation
8.3.2 The run off for designing of drainage = 1 Cu.sec./acre

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wells to remove the silt, heavier particles and other  To utilize the rainfall runoff, which is going to sewer or
objectionable material which can cause the choking of the
storm drains.
percolation well. Type of percolation wells etc. will be
decided after detailed hydrological and geological survey  Rainwater is pure, free from organic matter and soft in
analysis results are obtained or as per recommendations of
nature.
the Central Ground Water Board.
 It will help in reducing the flood hazard.
WHY DO WE REQUIRE RAIN WATER HARVESTING AND  To improve the quality of existing ground water through
GROUND WATER RECHARGE?
 To meet ever increasing demand for water in urban areas. dilution.
 To reduce the runoff that is choking the storm drains.  Rainwater may be harnessed at place of need and may be
 To avoid the flooding of roads.
utilized at time of need.
 To augment the ground water storage and control decline of
water levels.  The structures required for harvesting the rainwater are
 To improve the quality of ground water.
simple, economical and eco-friendly.

The drainage system shall be led to various percolation

wells catering to different parts of the catchments area. Silt
traps will be provided at inlet to each percolation well. The
THE ADVANTAGES OF RAIN WATER HARVESTING overflow from percolation wells will either be inter
AND GROUND WATER RECHARGE connected or will be pumped to the existing storm water
disposal line.
 This is an ideal solution of water problem where there is
inadequate ground water supply or surface resources are
either lacking or insignificant.

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IMPORTANT INDIAN STANDARDS PLUMBING & SANITARY WORK
S. No. STANDARDS TITLE
1 IS 651-1965 Specification for salt Glazed stoneware pipes and fittings (First revision).
2 IS 782-1978 Specification for caulking lead.
Code of basic requirements for water supply, drainage and sanitation
3 IS 1172-1971
(revised).
4 IS 1239-1968 (Part-I) Specifications for mild steel tube, tubular and other steel pipe fittings.
5 IS 1239-1968 (Part-II) Specifications for mild steel tube, tubular and other steel pipe fittings.
Specification for vertically cast iron pressure pipes for water, gas and
6 IS 1537-1976
sewage.
Specification for centrifugally Cast (Spun) Iron pressure pipes for water, gas
7 IS 1536-1976
and sewage.
Specification for Cast Iron fittings for pressure pipes for water, gas and
8 IS 1538 (Part 1 to 23)
sewage.
9 IS 1626-1960 AC building pipes, gutters and fittings (Spigot and socket type).
10 IS 1726-1960 Code for cast iron manhole frame and cover.
Specification for Sand cast iron Spigot and Ventilating pipes, fittings and
11 IS 1729-1979
accessories.
12 IS 1742-1960 Code of practice for building drainage.
Code of practice for selection, installation and maintenance of sanitary
13 IS 2064-1962
appliances.
14 IS 2065-1963 Code of practice for water supply to buildings.
15 IS 3114-1965 Code of practice for laying of C.I. Pipes.
16 IS 3589-1981 Specification for electrically welded steel pipes for water, gas and sewage.
Centrifugally cast spun iron and socket soil and ventilating pipe, fittings
17 IS 3989-1970
and accessories.

18 IS 4111-1967 Code of practice for Ancillary structure in sewerage system.

19 IS 4127-1967 Code of Practice for laying glazed stone ware pipe.

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IMPORTANT INDIAN STANDARDS PLUMBING & SANITARY WORK
S. No. STANDARDS TITLE
20 IS 4515 Specification for unplasticized PVC pipe fittings.
21 IS 4985-1981 Specification for unplasticized PVC pipes for portable water supplies.
22 IS 1703-1984 Ball Valves
23 IS 2548-1970 Toilet Seat Cover
24 IS 4736-1986 Galvanizing G.I. Pipes
25 IS 780-1984 Cast iron sluice valves
26 IS 778-1984 Full way valves
27 IS 2692-1978 Brass ferrule
28 IS 458-1971 R.C.C. pipes
National building code for water supply, drainage and sanitation Part IX Plumbing services section 1 & 2.
The installation shall also be in conformity with the bye-laws and a requirement of the local authority is so far as these become
applicable to the installation. Where ever this specification calls for a higher standard of materials and/or workmanship then
those required by any of the above regulations and standards, hen this specification shall take precedence over the said
regulations and standards. Wherever drawings and specifications require something that may violate the regulations, the
regulation shall govern.

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FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES

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 FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES sight to be idle most of the time and somewhat redundant. But this
constitutes a private captive fire protection service operable
1. 1.0 PREAMBLE instantaneously by the owners themselves.
Most accidental fires have a small, insignificant beginning, but a
terrible ending. They advance rapidly from the incipient stage to a c. Certainly in this critical issue of fire protection, self-help is the best
devastating stage and soon go out of control. And fire is no help. Help from outside source will be most welcome if and when
sojourner and travels rapidly to engulf large areas with least delay. it comes.
The end result is always horrible and needs no further description.
2. Details of the building
1.1 AIM

The present objective is to put forth a Fire Protection and Safety The firefighting will be designed as per the recommendations of the
Scheme for the building in conformity with existing standards and National Building Code of India-Part IV, 2016. Since the building
practices. has a offices. It is imperative that the building firefighting system
be designed for the most stringent of the three types. Therefore the
1.2 BIG QUESTION building firefighting system will be designed for:

When one considers a subject like fire protection, one comes across Group –E: Business Building
an immediate and important question most difficult to answer (Above 30m in height)
satisfactorily, and that is –“What is the actual fire risk involved?’’
2.1 Considering that the purpose of the building, as well as the height
The rude reality is that all are eternally vulnerable to fire at any of the structure and mixed occupancy, it will be necessary to
instant. Much more than a lesson or two have been consistently provide a proper and adequate firefighting system based on the
learnt from every fire occurrence and yet conflagrations are taking requirements of the National Building Code 2016.
place with alarming frequency in spite of remedial measures
instituted.
2.2 The proposed fire fighting shall be consisting of total static U.G
storage tank of 400 Cum, with a provision of fire brigade inlet and
a. Everybody who has suffered a fire has suffered something much
suction connections.
worse and complex than just financial loss- for example,
embarrassment, deep rooted regret, loss of confidence, reduced
ability to regain original status in service and society, and so on.

b. No modern organization is safe without an effective in-house fire

protection system. This fact is indisputable. It may appear at first

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2.3 Separate main pipe lines will emanate from the pump room for
internal and external hydrants and sprinkler network and connect  Two no. Jockey Pump of 180 LPM discharge and 80m head.
to the vertical risers.  One no. Main Fire Hydrant Pump 2850 LPM discharge and
80m head.
2.4 Vertical wet risers of 100mm dia M.S. pipes will be taken to  One no. Sprinkler Pump 2850 LPM discharge and 80m head.
provide pressurized water to the single outlet hydrant landing  Two no. diesel pump 2850 LPM discharge and 80m head.
valve on each floor as per requirement and then connected 
commonly to overhead tank. Along with wet riser system, portable
fire extinguishers are to be provided at all accessible positions. Therefore, the entire system will remain pressurized at all times, so
that water is always available at the required pressure, for
firefighting purpose.
2.5 A fire hose cabinet with complete fire fighting accessories shall be
provided with following specifications: 2.7 Sprinklers shall be provided in all the building, each sprinkler
covering an area of up to 12 sqm, & connected to the same
 2 nos., 63mm dia and 15m long rubberized fabric lined hose pressurized system with provision for an automatic alarm system
pipe as per I.S:636 type-II. in case of activation. The sprinkler shall be automatically activated
 Gunmetal male and female instantaneous type coupling as per at a temperature of 57oC-68o C.
I.S:903 with I.S. specifications.
 1 Nos. Gunmetal branch pipe with nozzle as per I.S:903 2.8 Also, upright sprinkler pendant shall be provided in the areas
 First-aid fire hose reels with 20mm dia. 30m long with 5mm where the depth between the soffit of the main slab and the false
bore gunmetal nozzle as per I.S:884 - 1969. ceiling is more than 800mm.
 Fireman’s axe.
2.9 The delivery pipes for the sprinkler pumps and main fire pumps
shall be interconnected.
2.6 Wet riser system, shall be connected with the following type of fire
pumps,
2.10 Over head tanks of 20 KL for (Block-A,B,C,D) firefighting system
Which will be operated automatically and also on emergency over the building and will be connected to the risers
supply.

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through a non-return valve and also connected to the suction of the
pumps in the underground pump room.

2.11 Also, it is proposed to provide the following types of portable fire

extinguishers.

 9 lit. Water expelling type.

 Dry chemical powder type of 10kg/5kg capacity.
 4.5 lt. CO2 Type.
 5 kg ABC type.

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IMPORTANT INDIAN STANDARDS FOR FIRE FIGHTING WORK
S. No. STANDARDS TITLE
1 IS 1239-1968 (Part-I) Specifications for mild steel tube, tubular and other steel pipe fittings.

2 IS 1239-1968 (Part-II) Specifications for mild steel tube, tubular and other steel pipe fittings.
Specification for centrifugally Cast (Spun) Iron pressure pipes with flanges for water, gas
3 IS 1536-1976
and sewage.
4 IS 1538 (Part 1 to 23) Specification for Cast Iron fittings for pressure pipes for water, gas and sewage.
5 IS 1726-1960 Code for cast iron manhole frame and cover.
6 IS 3589-1981 Specification for electrically welded steel pipes for water, gas and sewage.
7 IS 4736-1986 Galvanizing G.I. Pipes
8 IS 636-1988 Non percolating flexible fire fighting delivery hose (third revision)
9 IS 694-1990 PVC insulated cables for working voltages upto and including 1.100 volts (third revision)
Copper alloy gate, globe and check valves for water works purposes (fourth revision)
10 IS 778-1984
(Amendment 2)
Sluice valves for water works purposes (50 to 300 mm) size (sixth revision) (amendment
11 IS 780-1984
3)
Specification for first-aid hose-reel for firefighting (for fixed installations) (first revision)
12 IS 884-1985
(with amendment No.1)
13 IS 900-1992 Code of practice for installation and maintenance of induction motors (second revision)
Specification for couplings, double male and double female, instantaneous pattern for
14 IS 901-1988
firefighting (third revision)
15 IS 902-1992 Suction hose coupling for firefighting of purposes (third revision)
Specification of fire hose delivery couplings branch pipe, nozzles and nozzle spanner
16 IS 903-1984
(third revision) (Amendment 5)
Specification for washers for water fittings for firefighting purposes (revised) (with
17 IS 937-1981
amendment No, 1)

Project: Africa Avenue, At New Delhi Page - 71

IMPORTANT INDIAN STANDARDS FOR FIRE FIGHTING WORK
S. No. STANDARDS TITLE

18 IS 1520-1980 Horizontal centrifugal pumps for clear cold, fresh water (second revision)
Horizontally cast iron pressure pipes for water, gas & sewage (first revision) (with
19 IS 1536-1976
Amendments No. 1 to 4)
PVC insulated (heavy duty) electric cables (working voltage upto and including 1100
20 IS 1554-1988 Part I
volts (third revision)
PVC insulated (heavy duty) electric cables (working voltage from 3.3 KV upto and
21 IS 1554-1988 Part II
including 11 KV (second revision)
Code of practice for fire safety of buildings (General) Firefighting equipment and its
22 IS 1648-1961
maintenance (with amendment No.1)
23 IS 3624-1987 Pressure and vacuum gauges (Second revision)
24 IS 4736-1968 Hot-dip zinc coatings on steel tubes (with Amendment No.1)
25 IS 5290-1983 Specification for landing valves (second revision) (with Amendments No.6)
Swing check type reflux (non return) valves Part I-single door pattern (with amendments
26 IS 5312- 1984 Part I
nos. 1 & 2)
Swing check type reflux (non return) valves Part II-Multi door pattern (with amendments
27 IS 5312- 1986 Part II
nos. 1 & 2)
28 IS 7285 Seamless cylinders for storage of gas at high pressure.
29 IS 2189-1962 Code of practice for Automatic Fire alarm system
30 IS 2195-1962 Specification for heat sensitive fire detectors
Code of practice for electrical wiring installation UL 168 Underwriters Laboratory
31 IS 732-1973
specification for smoke detector.

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