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Blue Prints ch 15

Learning How to Effectively Use Blueprints

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1. On print E03.1, Sheer 3 of 4, what size wire is used on home run 01LA-16?(special symbols on home run is the key) #10 wire , find this symbol then go to symbol library. E1.2
3. On Sheet E03.1 (1 of 4), in room 106 (an electrical closet in th building) what is the function of the panel designated by note number 7? lighting relay panel designated R01
2. Why is there an enlarged boiler room power plan on print E03.1 to show specified detail of electrical details
4. On sheet E03.1 (1 od 4), in room 106 describe the transformer that is located in this room E1.5 office 75KV, 480 3? 3 wire, 208/120 3? 4 wire, normal power, transformer T0.1
5. Find the boiler room of the office building located on sheet E03.1 (1 0f 4),room 109. Boiler B-0-1 is operated by 120V single-phase 7 AMp motor circuit. How is that motor proctected E 03.1 manual motor switches with thermal overload
6. From print ET2.1, some home runs are shown with one, two, and three arrowheads to the start of the home run. What is the significance of the number of arrowheads number of homeruns following the same path.
7. How are the C3 light fixtures mounted int he office building first floor waiting area surface in cove, in lighting fixture schedule
8. On print E02.1 the 03 fixtures are surface mount fluorescent. How many 03 type emergency fixtures are required on the first level of the building? 16
9. Use all 4 sheets of E03.1, how many 120V single-phase motor dampers are shown 8 total,, notes E03.1 3 of 4
10. In the training center first floor computer lab what type of lighting is required and how are the lights controlled? 9-P4 x 3 = 27, controlled by a switch and occupancy sensor ET2.1
11. In the maintenance office room 131 describe the lighting fixtures and control of the lighting p4 normal/emergency lighting, occupancy sensor and 3 way switch. ET 2.1
12. What room houses Relay Panel RT1 on the training center 1st floor 1st floor mechanical room 109
13. What type and how many lights are used in the training center first level switch gear room 129B pendant mounted ceiling light ET2.1
14. On the second level of the training center, how are the type X1 lighting fixtures mounted surface wall vertical on top o each other ET2.2
15. Describe the lighting for the second floor training center Display/Exhibit area 17 track lights, 10 are AA, 5 are BB, 2 are CC. controlled by 3 separate switches ET2.2
16. On print ET3.1 why is it necessary to show an enlarged mechanical room detail to show more detail
17. On the training center second level details, what type of emergency stop stations are coalled for to override the lab panels T1LA and T1LG DGD1 pushbutton ET3.2
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