1. 1 MEP Design Standards & Equip Cuts Presentation for Architect/Engineer Retreat 2016

2. 2 Disclaimer & General Requirements Consultant Engineer & Commissioning Agent March 2015 Edition Vol. 2 NYP Revised Requirements 2014 NYC Building Code & FGI Guidelines Equipment Selection Process Locating MEP Standards & Cuts on the Portal MEP Asset Information & Handover Process Campus Master Engineering Documents BMS Controls Standards Updating and Maintaining Design Standards Agenda

3. 3 DISCLAIMER The purpose of this document is to provide the design engineer with the guidelines for HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, fire alarm, nurse call, commissioning and controls, specified herein on NYPH campuses. This does not substitute the design engineer’s specifications for each project but provides the basis of the standards, which the design engineer shall follow. “ “The final responsibility for the design of the specific project resides with the design engineer of record.” 3

4. 4 NYP Design Standards General Requirements The New York Presbyterian Design Standards shall be used by architectural design and engineering consultants, contractors, and hospital staff involved in the design, new construction, and renovation of NYPH facilities. The NYP Design Standards provides both general guidelines as well as detailed specifications for the design and selection of MEP/FP systems and equipment. To ensure that all NYPH projects follow the same standards, an Engineering Check List has been developed and must be used while developing all phases of the project design documents.

5. 5 Consultant Engineer and Cx Responsibilities

6. 6 NYP Design Specifications March 2015 Edition – Mechanical Division 23 – Plumbing Division 22 – Fire Protection Division 21 – Electrical Division 26 Added Sections include: – Equipment Cuts – New BMS Controls Standards – Commissioning/Energy Compliance Guidelines – Building Specific Checklist Updated to meet the latest 2014 NYC Building Code & 2014 FGI requirements.

7. 7 NYP Design Specifications Update 2015 Highlights NYP Requirements Mechanical Division 23 – All air systems requiring humidification must include clean steam generators with water softeners – Standardized BMS controls packages for mechanical equipment – Butterfly valves are not accepted for steam use or at WC campus – All isolation rooms/pressure rooms to include: Room Pressurization Module (RPM) – NO “Ball in Wall” sensors Tracking pair VAV’s (Supply & Return) controlled by BMS – Bifurcated AHU w/ fan array requires: One VFD per bank Backdraft dampers for each fan Structural supports to remove fan or motor integrated with unit

8. 8 NYP Design Specifications Update 2015 Highlights NYP Requirements Electrical Division 26 – All emergency branch circuits to be in conduit; normal branch circuits are permitted in hospital grade HCF-90 cable w/FO approval – All branch circuits to have dedicated neutral conductors; no shared neutrals or multipole (common trip) breakers are permitted – All switchboard to be bolted to concrete housekeeping pads or welded steel rails in pads (High/Medium voltage boards) – ATS – 4 pole overlapping by-pass type w/ load shed accessory; serial communicator & power monitoring w/ remote annunciator – Requirements for GFI Circuit Breakers to be installed in lieu of GFI outlets in wet locations – Hubble hospital grade receptacles (including tamper resistant hospital grade receptacles) ONLY

9. 9 NYP Design Specifications Update 2015 Highlights NYP Requirements Plumbing Division 22 – No crimp or press fittings permitted – All plumbing fixtures to be coordinated w/ NYP Interior Guidelines – Revisions to the Plumbing Fixtures – Site specific and area specific Review and update to meet the latest 2014 NYC Building Code & 2014 FGI requirements.

10. 10 Equipment Selection Process Equipment pre- approval process developed with NYP Facilities Operations to standardize to improve maintenance and reduce the number of spare parts “Or Equal” was eliminated from the recommended manufacturers when 3 or more manufacturers were listed. A handful of “ Proprietary” equipment manufacturers such as: ASCO Automatic Transfer Switches were identified as NYPH Standards. Architects and Engineering Firms are to use selected NYP pre- approved Equipment from the Equipment Cut e-book that resides on the portal.

11. 11 Locating MEP Standards and Equipment Cuts on Portal https://enet.nyp.org/sites/facilities/default.aspx

12. 12 Asset Records for new and removed equipment to be identified through the handover process MEP Asset Information & Handover Process

13. 13 MEP Asset Information & Handover Process MEP Master Equipment Log (Project Specific) to be filled out by Cx Agent with assistance from Design Team Asset Records for new and removed equipment to be identified through the handover process

14. 14 Campus Master Engineering Drawing Sets Over 2,000 drawings updated to reflect the latest MEP and asset information for each campus

15. 15 Locating CME Drawings on Document Locator http://facilities.nyp.org/SpaceInfrastructure/SpaceManagement/default.aspx

16. 16 BMS Control Standards Intent  Develop a reference document for new construction and renovation projects across the enterprise to:  Standardize control devices, Standard Operating Procedures and control points for new MEP equipment installed throughout the enterprise  Provide an Owner’s guide and resource document for the Operations personnel to understand the control system design intent and standardize purchasing of replacement devices  Avoid confusion and unnecessary BMS control points packaged and priced up by controls vendor (Siemens)within construction projects  Create standard unit pricing models for each equipment package

17. 17 BMS Controls Equipment Details Equipment packages requiring BMS control standards were developed based on the Facilities Operations needs: Section 1 – Dual Duct Air Handling Units Section 2 – Dry Cooler Systems Section 3 – Hot Water Systems Section 4 – Isolation Room Exhaust Fan Section 5 – Split System A/C units Section 6 – Exhaust Fans Section 7 – Unit Heaters, Air Curtain, PRV’s Section 8 – VAV/CAV Boxes Each equipment package includes: Schematic diagram depicting the control point locations Controls point matrix Sequence of Operations

18. 18 Typical Control Drawing – AHU

19. 19 Updating and Maintaining the Design Specifications and Equipment Cuts We encourage all stakeholders to provide updates and suggestions through FDC-E, including: FDC-Project teams & A/E Design Firms FO Directors, Managers and Shop personnel FDC-E will be responsible for the updating of the Standard Standards will be maintained on a 3-year cycle – Changes in sections will be highlighted at each cycle