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Hvac guide UCSF Medical Center Design Guidelines HVAC SECTION - HVAC TABLE OF CONTENTS June - INTRODUCTION - HVAC OVERVIEW A University HVAC Infrastructure B Design Considerations C Energy Performance Criteria - BASIS OF DESIGN AND SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS A B

UCSF Medical Center Design Guidelines HVAC SECTION - HVAC TABLE OF CONTENTS June - INTRODUCTION - HVAC OVERVIEW A University HVAC Infrastructure B Design Considerations C Energy Performance Criteria - BASIS OF DESIGN AND SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS A Basis of Design B Mechanical System Diagrams - HVAC DESIGN CRITERIA A Codes and Standards B OSHPD Requirements C OSHPD Requirements D Seismic Design Criteria E Emergency and Standby Power Provisions F Indoor and Outdoor Criteria for Heating and Cooling Load Calculations G Airside Diversity H Lighting and Equipment Loads I Occupant Loads J Exterior Loads K Ventilation and Air ow Requirements L Recirculation and Exhaust M Air Conditioned Spaces N Telecommunication Rooms O Other High Heat Load Environments P Elevator Equipment Rooms Q Electrical Rooms R Zoning of Spaces S Thermostats T O ?-Hour Operation in Non-Clinical Buildings U New Shafts V System Design Parameters W HVAC Noise Control - GENERAL MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS A Maintenance Access Requirements B Phased Construction and Temporary Use C Existing Utility Shutdowns and Demolition D Operating and Maintenance Manuals E Start-Up and Commissioning F University Training G Mechanical Demolition in Occupied Buildings H Cleaning and Closing I Duct and Pipe Penetrations J Stray Heat Avoidance K Testing Section - HVAC CUniversity of California San Francisco Medical Center Design Guidelines June - HVAC SYSTEMS A HVAC System Redundancy B HVAC Systems for Critical Care Areas C HVAC Systems for Administration Areas and Non-OSHPD Buildings D Clean Spaces for Sterile Compounding E Conversion to Variable Flow F Heat Recovery - BASIC MECHANICAL MATERIALS AND METHODS A Product Selection B Attachments to Structure C Welding D Electrical Requirements E Motors F Variable Frequency Drives VFDs G Motor Starters H Lubrication I Equipment Guards J Pipe Identi ?cation K Valve Tags L Equipment Identi ?cation - INSULATION A Pipe Insulation B Hazard Rating C Delivery Storage and Handling D Jacketing for Exterior Insulation E Pre-Fabricated Removable Insulation Covers F Duct Insulation G Equipment Insulation H Fire Resistive Pipe and Duct Insulation - BASIC PIPING MATERIALS AND METHODS A Medium and High Pressure Steam Piping B Low Pressure Steam Piping C Condensate Return Piping D Heating Hot Water Chilled Water and Cooling Tower Water Piping E Miscellaneous Drain and Vent Piping F Refrigerant Piping G Compressed Air and Pneumatic Control Air Piping H Flanges Unions and Couplings I Jointing J Valves K Steam System Specialties L Water System Specialties M Thermometers and Pressure Gauges N Flow Measurement and Balance Valves O Pipe Supports P General Installation Requirements Q Thermal and Seismic Expansion Compensation R Cleaning and Chemical Treatment Section - HVAC CUniversity of California San Francisco Medical Center Design Guidelines June S Testing T Equipment Cooling Water Systems U Centrifugal Pumps - CHEMICAL WATER TREATMENT A Existing Chemical Treatment Systems B New Chemical Treatment Systems - BOILERS AND ACCESSORIES A Selection and Con ?guration - BREECHINGS CHIMNEYS AND STACKS A Stack size B Boiler stack C Stack heads - PACKAGED WATER CHILLERS A Selection and Con ?guration B Refrigerants - PACKAGED COOLING