HomeMy WebLinkAboutRitz Carlton Residences Smoke Management Conceptual Design 2007.pdf Marc E.Espinosa
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Richard D.Matthies,P.E.
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Ritz Carlton Residences in Vail
Smoke Management Conceptual Design
August 9,2007
BCER Engineering has been commissioned to design the Smoke Management System in accordance with
the March 21,2007 Memorandum from Stephen Gerrard, Corporate VP, Strategic Planning and
Developnaent and a preliminary meeting with Mike McGee,Deputy Chief Fire Prevention,Town of Vail
Fire and Emergency Services. This report will provide our approach and conceptual design for meeting
the Ritz Carlton Fu�e Protection Standards and Town of Vail Fire Department Requirements for the
Smoke Management System. This document must be utilized in conjunction with the attached ABS
Consultant, Inc.Proposed Smoke Management System Concept Narrative dated August 8,2007. BCER
Engineering is the Fire Protection Engineer of Record for the project and ABS is the Mechanical and
Electrical Engineer of Record.
BCER Engineering is currenxly in the process of modeling the smoke management system utilizing
`CONTAM' Smoke Modeling Programs. In this report we have provided prescriptive fan size
calculations for pricing and construction impacts.These fan sizes and smoke management methodology is
based on current design experience it similar sized projects in Vail, Colorado.
Attached are the First L,evel,Third Level and Sixth Leve] Egress Plans indicating the concepts of the
Smoke Managennent System and identification of the Smoke Management System Components.
Stair Enclosure Pressurization
• Stair#'s 1, 2 and 4 will be pressurized. (Stair#3 connects only the parking below grade parking
levels discharging at grade and will not be provided with any smoke management or
pressurization).The conceptual fan sizes for this report are Stair#1 — 16,600 cfm, Stair#2—
17,000 cfm and Stair#4— 16,800 cfm.
• Fans will have a variable speed drive with a static pressure sensor located in the middle of the
stair.There will be at least 2 injection points into the stair enclosure for pressurization of the stair
enclosure.The injection points for purposes of the report are at Level 2 and at the top of the Stair
Enclosure. The exact location of the injection points will be determined through the smoke
modeling of the building.
• Stair Enclosure Pressurization will be activated by the Building Fire Alarm System.BCER
recommends activation of the stair pressurization fans from the sprinkler flow switches and not
the building fire detection system. Stair pressurization will be manually controlled from the Fire
Fighter Control Panel in the Fire Command Center.
• The Stair Enclosure Pressurization fans will be connected to emergency power.
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Hoist-way Pressurization
• Only the Freight Elevator Hoist-way(D) located near the central lobby will be pressurized.The
pressurization fan for this elevator hoist-way will require approximately 18,000 cfm to pressurize
the hoist-way. Consideration was given to pressurizing additional Elevator Hoist-ways but it was
determined that they would not improve the operation of the smoke management system. The
other elevator hoist-ways are typically protected by elevator lobbies.
• Elevator Hoist-way Pressurization will be activated by the Building Fire Alarm System.BCER
recommends activation of the stair pressurization fans from the sprinkler flow switches and not
the building fire detection system. Stair pressurization will be manually controlled from the Fire
Fighter Control Panel in the Fire Command Center.
• The elevatoi•hoist-way fans will be connected to emergency power.
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• Smoke Management System will include smoke exhaust capability in the corridors. Currently the
corridor exhaust points (E and F) are located in the central area of the corridors on the east and
west side of the building.The current design is providing for the exhaust of a single floor
corridoz�.The preliminary sizing for the corridors is based on 8 air changes per hour and results in
approximately 8,000 cfm of exhaust capability for a single floor.
• The smoke exhaust system on the floor of incidence will be activated by either public corridoi-
area smoke detector or floor sprinkler flow switch.
• At the top of each riser,install a motor operated damper, normally open,on each of the additional
exhaust fans. At the top of each riser install a second motor operated smoke control damper,
normally closed, and a new smoke exhaust fan.
• Sequence of Operations will include maintaining all building make-up air systems in normal
operating mode. The building mechanical supply dampers will continue to provide supply air to
_. fire floor during a fire condition.There will be no fire alarm or smoke management system
cont�ol of the building pressurization or building automation system.The new motor operated
smoke control dampers on the floor of incidence on all risers will open, the new smoke exhaust
fan dampers will open and all new smoke exhaust fans will start. .
• All smoke exhaust fans,fire/smoke dampers and controls must be on emergency power.
Public Area 15L Floor
• The smoke management system is intended to provide a new and dedicated smoke exhaust fan(s)
for smoke management of the first floor areas.The areas included on the 1S`Floor Public Areas
are;Library(1,400 cfin exhaust),Lounge(2,400 cfin exhaust),Bar(1,200 cfin exhaust),Club
Area(1,760 cfin exhaust)and Reception/Lobby(4,000 cfin exhaust). The small retail area on the
ls`Floor is not being provided with smoke management.
• Sequence of Operations is as follows: Upon activation of an area smoke detector in the Lobby
,. area the fire alarm system will close the return damper and start the new smoke exhaust fan.The
'�' first floor air handling unit and associated air terminals will remain in normal operating mode.
There is to be no fire alarm or smoke management system control of the building air handling
systems. �
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• All smoke exhaust fans,fire/smoke dampers and controls must be on emergency power. � �'� `
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Buil�:�i�p:a���.:::��tion
• Currently the smoke management system design will maintain all building make-up air
systems in normal operating mode and will not be modified or connected to the smoke
��� management system for activation ar control.
Smoke Mana�ement Commissionin�and Testin�
• Commissioning and Testing Criteria and Standards will be provided under separate cover. It
is intended that the current smoke management system design will meet both the Ritz Carlton
Fire Protection Testing Criteria as well as the Town of Vail Fire Department acceptance test.
Segueiice of�peration
Smoke Management Smoke Management Smoke Management
Component Initiation Device Component Status
Stair Enclosure Pressurization Automatic Sprinkler System All stair pressurization fans
Stau�#1,2,4 Flow Switch and Manual are in operation upon
Control from Fire Command activation
Elevator Hoist-way Automatic Sprinkler System All elevator pressurization
Pressurization Flow Switch,First Floor smoke fans are in operation upon
detectors in the Elevator activation.
Lobbies and Manual Control
from Fire Command
Corridor Corridor Smoke Detection or All e�chaust fans for corridor
Smoke Exhaust System Automatic Sprinkler System will activate with fire/smoke
Flow Switch and Manual damper control for the fire
Control from Fire Command floor only. Manual control of
all fire/smoke dampers
available from Fire
Command
Public Area 151 Floor 15`Floor Common Area Smoke All exhaust fans for Public
Snnoke Exhaust System Detection or Automatic Area will activate.
Sprinkler System Flow Switch Fu-e/smoke dampers will
and Manual Control from Fire configure for operation of ls`
Conunand Floor Smoke E�chaust
System. No manual control
of the fire/smoke dampers is
rovided at Fire Command
Building Pressurization Building Pressurization remains Remains in normal operation
in normal operation in any with no manual contro] from
building fire alarm condition Fire Command.
and is not controlled by the fire
alarm or smoke management
system
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Based on the review and approval of these documents by the Marriott Corporate Fire Protection Group we
will meet with the Town of Vail Fire Department. Since this smoke management system is a non-required
systenn(with the exception of the initial stair enclosure and elevator hoist-way as requu�ed by the TOV
Fire Department) we will prepare a `memorandum of understanding' to document the smoke management
system requirements including commissioning and testing of the system. The design team will then
proceed with the Smoke Management System Design. The Town of Vail has agreed to permit the Smoke
Management System to be a deferred submittal for issuance of a pennit and will not delay the issuance of
a building permit.
Please contact me at 303-422-7400, Ext. 283 should you have any questions regarding this document.
Prepared by:
BCER ENGINEERING,INC.
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Stephen C. Rondinelli,A.I.A.
Director of Pire Protection and Life Safety
Cc: Bill Wright, GSB Architecture
Tracy Hart,4240 Architecture
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Ritz-Carlton Residences in Vail
Proposed Smoke Management System
Concept Narrative
August 8, 2007
Purpose
The intent of the following narrative and attached drawings is to provide adequate concept
information for the proposed smoke management system at the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Vail
such that Ritz-Carlton and the Town of Vail can agree to a smoke management concept. In
addition, this document shall provide information for preliminary pricing, and flag areas of
concern regarding structural issues.
Air quantities identified in this report are preliminary, and a complete rational analysis computer
simulation will be conducted in the future to confirm these. Following are descriptions of the
multiple systems being proposed:
Stair Pressurization
Stair pressurization shall be provided for Stair#1, Stair#2 and Stair#4. Each of these stairwells
are routed the entire height of the building, from the lower level parking garage up through to the �,
roof. � ����
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A stair pressurization fan for each stairwell shall be located on the roof, and inject air at this level
when activated in fire alarm mode. In addition, a second injection point shall be on either the
second floor or the garden level. Stair#1 and Stair#4 shall be pressurized from the garden level
with a new stair pressurization fan and horizontal duct in a two hour enclosure routed from an
exterior wall to each stairwell. Stair #2 shall have a new pressurization duct riser and
pressurization fan added adjacent to the stairwell. The equipment and air quantities are as
follows:
Stair#1(WestZ SPF-1-10,000 cfm, 1.2" sp, 7-1/2 hp, injected at 5`�' level into stairwell.
SPF-2-6,600 cfin, 1.2"sp, 5 hp, located and injected at the garden level.
Stair#2(Center): SPF-3-10,000 cfm, 1.2" sp, 7-1/2 hp, injected at 7th level into stairwell.
SPF-4--7,000 cfm, 1.2"sp, 5 hp, located on the roof and connected to new
24"x24"riser down through 2"d floor, and injected at 2nd floor.
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Stair#4(East): SPF-5-10,000 cfm, 1.2" sp, 7-1/2 hp, injected at 6th level into stairwell.
SPF-E�6,800 cfm, 1.2"sp, 5 hp, located and injected at the garden level.
Provide variable frequency drives connected to stairwell pressure sensors on all stair
pressurization fans. All fans to be on emergency power circuit.
Elevato:??oistway Pressurizat:�n
Currently the hoistway of Elevator #6 is pressurized during life safety mode by a roof mounted
fan, and the associated elevator machine room is pressurized by a fan pulling air through the
roof. This system shall remain as currently designed. The equipment and air quantities are as
follows:
Elevator#1(CenterZ EPF-1-7,500 cfm, 1.2" sp, 5 hp, injected at 7t" level roof into hoistway.
EPF-2-100 cfm, 0.5" sp, '/o hp, installed in elevator machine room on 6`n
floor.
Provide variable frequency drive connected to hoistway pressure sensor for EPF-1. Fans to be on
emergency power circuit.
Corridor Smoke Exhaust& Make-up
The entire residential corridor of the fire floor is to be evacuated during fire alarm mode at 8 air
changes per hour. This occurs on levels one through six; the garden level residential corridor
will not have smoke management, as all residential units exit to grade. The current corridor
make-up air and corridor exhaust risers shall be utilized, with new smoke exhaust fans, grilles,
etc. to accommodate the smoke management system. The equipment and air quantities are as
follows:
Exhaust Riser E (West): SEF-1---2,000 cfin, 1.0" sp, 1.5 hp, with fan located on roof and
tapped into current e�aust riser E. Current corridor exhaust fan EF-1 to be modified as
necessary, and motorized dampers to be installed in each fan intake duct. A new corridor smoke
exhaust grille w/FSD shall be installed in the corridor wall of levels one thru five. This FSD will
open on the fire floor; and the corridor exhaust FSD and transfer air FSD will close on all floors
in�re alarm mode.
Make-up Air Riser A(West): A new corridor pressurization grille w/FSD shall be installed in
the corridor wall (below the make-up air grille) of levels one thru five. This FSD will open on
the fire floor; and the corridor make-up air FSD will close on all floors in fire alarm mode. The
current MUA-1 (6,200 cfm, 1.5" esp, 5 hp) shall remain activated during fire alarm mode in
order to provide make-up air for the smoke exhaust system. A new VFD shall control MUA-1.
Exhaust Riser F (Center): SEF-2---2,000 cfin, 1.0" sp, 1.5 hp, with fan located on roof and
tapped into current exhaust riser F. Current corridor exhaust fan EF-2 to be modified as
necessary, and motorized dampers to be installed in each fan intake duct. A new corridor smoke
exhaust grille w/FSD shall be installed in the corridor wall (below the corridor exhaust grille) of
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levels one thru six. This FSD will open on the �re floor; and the corridor exhaust FSD and
transfer air FSD will close on all floors in fire alarm mode.
Exhaust Riser G (Center): The current corridor exhaust fan EF-3 shall be deactivated in fire
alarm mode, and all corridor exhaust FSD's and transfer air dampers on this system will close
during fire alarm mode.
Make-up Air Riser B �Center): A new corridor pressurization grille w/FSD shall be installed in
the corridor wall (below the make-up air grille) of levels one. This FSD will open if the first
floor is the fire floor; and the corridor make-up air FSD will close on all floors in �re alarm
mode. The current MUA-2 (13,600 cfm, 1.7" esp, 15 hp) shall remain activated during fire alarm
mode in order to provide make-up air for the smoke exhaust system.
Make-up Air Riser C LCenterZ A new corridor pressurization grille w/FSD shall be installed in
the corridor wall (below the make-up air grille) of levels one thru six. This FSD will open on the
fire floor; and the corridor make-up air FSD will close on all floors in fire alarm mode. The
current MUA-2 shall remain activated during fire alarm mode in order to provide make-up air for
the smoke exhaust system.
Exhaust Riser H (East� SEF-3---2,000 cfm, 1.0" sp, 1.5 hp, with fan located on roof and
tapped into current exhaust riser H. Current corridor exhaust fan EF-4 to be modi�ed as
necessary, and motorized dampers to be installed in each fan intake duct. A new corridor smoke
exhaust grille w/FSD installed in the corridor wall of levels one thru six shall be ducted to
current exhaust riser H. This FSD will open on the �re floor; and the corridor exhaust FSD and
transfer air FSD will close on all floors in fire alarm mode.
Make-up Air Riser D �East): A new corridor pressurization grille w/FSD shall be installed in
the corridor wall (below the make-up air grille) of levels one thru six. This FSD will open on the
fire floor; and the corridor make-up air FSD will close on all floors in fire alarm mode. The
current MUA-3 (3,000 cfm, 1.5" esp, 3 hp) shall remain activated during fire alarm mode in
order to provide make-up air for the smoke exhaust system. A new VFD shall control MUA-3.
All smoke exhaust fans and make-up air units shall be connected to the emergency power circuit.
First Floor Public Area Smoke Exhaust and Make-���
The first floor shall have a smoke management system for the central public area (not including
the retail space on the north). This shall consist of smoke exhaust and make-up air for the
lobby/reception area and the library/lounge area. The equipment and air quantities are as follows:
Exhaust Air S, st� Smoke exhaust for the two first floor public areas shall be achieved via in-
line fans with horizontal ducting. The library/lounge area shall have two in-line smoke exhaust
fans located over the bar area, with smoke intakes high in the two story area, and soffited
ductwork routed to wall louvers in the south wall of the building. SEF-4, SEF-5-3,400 cfm,
1.0" sp, 1.5 hp. The lobby/reception area shall have one in-line smoke exhaust fan located in the
retail ceiling, with ductwork in a two hour enclosure routed from the lobby space to a wall louver
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located in the top portion of a window in the east wall of the building (with a gypboard soffit).
SEF-6--4,000 cfm, 1.2"sp, 2 hp.
Provide variable frequency drives on all smoke exhaust fans. All fans to be on emergency power
circuit.
Make-up Air Svstems: The current system consists of air handling unit AHU-1, located on the
Upper Level Garage floor, that provides supply air to the VAV terminals serving the first floor
public area and areas on the Garden and Upper Levels during normal operation. AHLT-1 (23,500
cfm, 2.0 esp, 25 hp) has 4,000 cfm of outside ducted to it from MUA-2, which is also located on
the Upper Level Garage floor.
During life safety mode, the MUA-2 corridor riser system shall have dampers closed except to
fre floors, accounting for 3,600 cfm. The remaining 10,000 cfm shall be routed to AHLT-1
during life safety mode (the current duct needs to be upsized to 46"x22" to accommodate this).
VAV terminals in the lobby/reception area and the library/lounge area shall have the primary air
valve open to 100% in life safety mode; all other VAV terminals on this system shall have the
primary air valve closed, forcing all of the make-up air to the first floor public area. Return air
to AHiJ-1 will be closed, and the unit will operate at approximately 45% air flow in this mode
(via a variable frequency drive on the unit).
Make-up air unit and air handling unit shall be on emergency power circuit.
No areas on the Garden or Upper and Lower Parking Garage levels will have smoke
management systems, other than the stair and elevation pressurization previously identified.
Buildin�Management System
Since much of the mechanical equipment that is controlled through the DDC temperature control
system is required for the smoke management system, the temperature control system will need
to have a iJLTKL UL listing.
Emer�encv Power Sys±P�n
The added loads described above will require the emergency generator to increase in size to a
600 kW unit. A 240 gallon base mounted main fuel tank will provide enough fuel to run the
generator at full load for approximately 5.4 hours.
Smoke Mana�ement Svstem Drawin�s
Refer to the attached Smoke Management system drawings, which conceptually identify the
information presented above.
End of Narrative
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