ELECTRIC MOTORS - 15517N0028

2.12

ELECTRIC MOTORS

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NOTE: Select standard efficiency for motors used

less than 750 hours per year and high efficiency for

motors used over 750 hours per year. Packaged

boilers should utilize the manufacturer's standard

efficiency motor.

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Motors which are not an integral part of a packaged boiler

shall be rated

for [standard] [high] efficiency service per Section 16402

INTERIOR

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM. Motors which are an integral part of

the packaged

boiler system shall be the highest efficiency available by

the manufacturer

of the packaged boiler.

PART 3

EXECUTION

3.1

INSTALLATION

Arrange work in a neat and orderly manner so that minimum storage space for

equipment and material is required at the project site. Install equipment

and material in accordance with the best commercial practices. Systems

shall be neat in appearance, compact, workmanlike in construction and

assembly, and installed for continuous service. Parts shall be readily

accessible for inspection, repair, and renewal. Inspect equipment and

material upon delivery and test after installation. Protect material and

equipment from the weather. Contractor shall repair any damage to

equipment, building or worksite that occurs during the execution of his

work. Contractor shall leave worksite in a condition equal to or better

than that existing before the work was started.

3.1.1

Equipment Foundations

Locate as shown and construct of sufficient size and weight, and proper

design to preclude shifting of equipment under operating conditions, or

under abnormal conditions which could be imposed upon equipment.

Foundations shall meet requirements of equipment manufacturer. Maintain

equipment vibration within acceptable limits, and shall be suitably damped

and isolated. Grout equipment mounted on concrete foundations before

installing piping. Install piping in such a manner as not to place a

strain on equipment. When foundations submitted by Contractor shop

drawings are different from those shown, submit calculations by the

equipment supplier.

3.1.2

Welding

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NOTE: Use of the ASME code or the Federal

Construction Guide Specification section on welding

depends upon the agency's requirements.

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NOTE: Insert appropriate Section number in blank

below.

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Work shall be in accordance with [the applicable sections of the ASME BPVC

SECTION 15517N

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