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Electrical Comments:
3750 Nw 87" Avenue, Suite 750
Miami, Florida 33178
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St. Lucie County
There seems to be some confusion regarding the 30A/3P breakers feeding the supply and exhaust
fans.
• The 30A/3P breaker is properly sized.
• The 30A/3P breakers feed a wiring gutter located in each concession space. The wiring gutters are
shown on the AEQ drawings.
• The wiring gutters have combination starter for each fan.
• Each combination starter has a circuit breaker and overloads that should be properly sized for the
fan motor installed.
Reviewed By: Chih-Tai Keng / Ron Wathley I Date: 11.18.2016 & 11.10.2016
Corrections and Comments made on the shop drawings during this review do not relieve contractor from compliance
with requirements of the drawings and specifications. This check is only for review of general conformance with the
design concept of the project and general compliance with the information given in the contract documents. The
contractor is responsible for: confirming and correlating all quantities and dimensions; selecting fabrication processes
and techniques of construction; coordinating his work with that of all other trades; and performing his work in a safe
and satisfactory manner.
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3750 NW 87" Avenue, Suite 750
Miami, Florida 33178
Phone: 305.718.0599
Fax: 305.718.8077
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Attention: Personna M rie
Date Returned: 11.22.2016
To: Stride-OHL Group
Project No: F5Y51702
8461 Lake Worth Road Suite # 226
Project Name: FTE Turnpike Plaza Renovations
Lake Worth, FL 33467
We are sending you these items via: Stride FTP site
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Fort Pierce Svc
_Plaza _11-15-2016
Captive Aire Hoods
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Remarks:
Mechanical Comments:
1. Hood no. 6 & 7 will add additional 54 cfm outdoor air load to the HVAC systems. Revise hood supply
and exhaust cfm quantities for both hoods as needed and not to add additional outdoor air load to the
HVAC systems.
2. Hood no. 10 will add additional 325 cfm outdoor air load to the HVAC systems. Revise hood supply
and exhaust cfm quantities for hood as needed and not to add additional outdoor air.load to the HVAC
systems.
3. Hood no. 11 will add additional 50 cfm outdoor air load to the HVAC systems. Revise hood supply and
exhaust cfm quantities for hood as needed and not to add additional outdoor air load to the HVAC
systems.
4. Hood drawing is missing for hood no. 12.