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REMOTE FACILITIES DESCRIPTION

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FOREWORD

The Apollo/Saturn V Fac,iIities Description document consists of the following volumes:

Volume I KSC Industrial Area and Remote Facilities Description

Volume II Launch Complex 39 Facility DescriptionVolume III KSC Provided Saturn V GSE System Description

Volume IV tiSC Apollo Spacecraft Facilities and GSE System Description

This document is prepared in accordance with the requirement established by the “KSC

Apollo/Saturn V Document Tree”, dated October 25, 1966.

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Central TelephoneOffice ~~~-13~) ------------+----------Function _____.-.f_srlfre-em r__-------_____._____c_ CCtFrq-Lacation - _C__rl-l----_________----------~~~~~~~---------

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Corps of Engineers Building (Mb-3361 -------SC------------Function ____s__--_-__r____tXf---------------i------~~~----

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KSC Headquarters Building ~~4~~~~~ -*e-r----------------Function --+- fr_-_f-ll_rP_________-----------I----

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Location +-----------------~e5cription ___________C_C__t_e__r__________________-----

Main Cafeteria (Mb-493) ______________F_ I--xL--pw -ewes-FFunction ________________________l_______________-------

Location ------ CP_fCF-lffC_-_--_--__---------------------~escr~pt~o~ __c__-_-____e__r___l____________________-----

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2*10 Security Patrol Building (Mb5899 ------------------------ 2-182.10.1 Function ________________________________________------- 2,.182.102 Location -I-t_-___CC______C_I~-------------~----------~-- 2-18

2.10.3 [?espription -________-__c__c___c__c______c__________---~- 2-182.11 Heating plant (Mb-5951 ______________I______I_________^_ 2-182.11.1 gzunction __c__F__-_______i___c__I___Ic_II_cI____c------- 2-182 -11.2 LoGition --_l--------_--l----____I_______I_______------- 2-18

2.11.3 Description _f_l___C____________l________________l__--~-- 2-222.12 Fire Station (Mb-695) ____l_f___ _1 ____I_____ - ______I____ 2-222.12.1 Function ____I_______________ll__________l_______------- 2-222.12.2 Location ----------------------------------------------- 2-222.12.3 Description ----_---f_--___-______llll______f__f__l_----- 2-222.13 Central Sqply Complex ---------------------------------- 2-2.22.13.1 Central Supply Building (M6-7449 ------------------------ 2-222.13.2 Supply Warehouse No L I (Mb-7949 ----------------------- 2-232.13.3 Supply Warehouse No, 2 ~~~-~~~9 ----------------------- 2-232 -14 C~mmun~~at~~n$ Maintenance and Storage Facility(Mb-7919-- 2-232.14.1 Function __________________-_____________________------- 2-232.14.2 Location ----------------------------------------------- 2-232.14.3 oe~~tiptjon ____p_rt_____l__l__r__ _____ f _______II________ 2-232.15 Vehjcle Maintenance Facil ity _____________________________ 2-23

2.15.1 GSA Seryice Facility fM$481) ___~ll-_e_r--r--~-f___fl__ 2-232.15.2 Heavy Vehicle Maintenance Facility (Mb-5359 ------------- 2-242.16 Paint and Oil Storage Facility (M6-~949 -e-----------e---- 2-242.16.1 f?unction _________r________l______t______________------- 2-242.16.2 Location -----__-lf--_PI--I_I_----------tr------------------- 2-242.16.3 oe~~riptjon ___c__c__-________-__________r_l_r_c____----- 2-242.17 KSC l~dus~ial A~e~~ewage T~~a~e~t~y~t~rn(~b-895~ ---- 2-242.17.1 Fiinction rl-r___f__-_Xlt_r___r__C___r_______l_l__------- 2-242.17.2 Lo@ti** _________-____________________g_________----~-- 2-242.17.3 g=&ascrjptjon------r-r-__l_ir___r----------------~--------- 2-25

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2.20 Auditorium and Training Facility CM?‘-351) -----_----------

2.20.1 Function ------- -If-------______________CrrCl_r_________

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Cleaning Laboratory _____C_______p_____________if________

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Solvent Storage Area _______________f____----------------

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Y REFERENCE MATERIAL

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J&n F. Kenned, Space Center -_____________________________

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Central Tejpphone Office _-__________________________________

C,orp s of Eng ine ers Building---------------------------------

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C[F Antenna Field Building _______________________________I_

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Base Suppofi Building ____________-_________________________

Main Cafeteria---- --_1__-_____1-________________I_________-

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Security Patrol Building -----------e--s-X- c-1_____-_. c__c_--_Heafjgig Plant----------------------------------------------

Fire Station -- ---_-_--__-_____________________________-----paint and oil Storage Facility ________________-______________

Sewage Treatment Plant _c______c___________________________water storage plant -----p--------f_--------- I I---- _--” -_--_

Auditorium and Training Facility _____________________________

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SECTION I

INTRODUCTION

1.1 PURPOSE

This volume provides a reference handbook of the John F. Kennedy Space Center (KSC)

facilities required to support the Apollo/Saturn V Program. Genera! information is pro-vided and sources of detailed information are identified.

1.2 SCBPE

This volume describes the administrative, engineering, and support facilities in the KSCIndustrial Area, (Figure l-1) KSC Remote Facilities, and Air Force Eastern Test Range

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SECTION II

KSC INDUSTRIAL AREA

2 .l GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The KSC Industrial Area is located on Merritt lsiand, southeast of the intersection of

Kennedy Parkway South and NASA Parkway East. This area is subdivided into theAdministrative, Engineering, and Support Areas, and the Spacecraft Operations Area,

Facilities at the Administrative, Engineering, and Support Areas include the following:

a, Headquarters Building - administrative center for spaceport operations,

I?. Central Instrumentation Facility (CIF) - nucleus of the Center’s instrumentation

and data operations _ Instrumentation is provided to receive, monitor, process, display,

and record signals and information received from space vehicles during prelaunch, launch,and flight activities.

c. Other support facilities, such as medical, security, communications, storage,

supply, fire fighting, water, power, maintenance, and like functions.

The Spacecraft Operations Area is discussed in Volume IV of this document,

2.1.1 KSC INDUSTRIAL AREA FACILITY TITLES The facilities located in the KSC

Industrial Area are specified in Table 2-1. The location of these facilities is shown in

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Table 2-1. KSC Industrial Area

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Shed Parking

Southern Bell Telephone and TelegraphPlant Work Center

Central Telephone Office

Corps of Engineers BuildingEase Operations Euilding

Central Instrumentation Facility

KSC Headquarters

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Main Cafeteria

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Dispensary Mb-495

Yeavy Vehicle Maintenance Facility M6-535Loading Dock Mb-535A

Salvage Office Mb-537Heavy Equipment Maintenance Shop Mb-587Security Patrol Mb-589

Heating Plant Mb-595Fuel Oil Storage Tank Mb-595A

Automotive Maintenance and Service Mb-688Fueling Facility Mb-689Fire Station Mb-b95

Supply Warehouse No. 2 Mb-698Central Supply Building M6-744Communications Maintenance and Storage M6-791

Loading Dock M6-791ASupply Warehouse No. 1 Mb-794Paint and Oil Storage Mb-894Sewage Plant Office Mb-895

Sewage Lift Station No. 5 Mb-895ASewage Treatment Plant Mb-895B

Water Storage Plant Mb-896Elevated Water Storage Tank M b-89bAGround Water Storage Tank M6-89bB

Power Station Mb-996Auditorium and Training Facility M7-351Manned Spacecraft Operations Building M7-355Flight Crew Support Building M7-409Sewage Lift Station No. 1 M7-451Supply, Shipping and Receiving Building M 7-505Banana River Repeater Station M7-531Operations POL Buildings M 7-554Vehicle Loading/Unloading Ramp M7-651

Parachute Building M7-657Radar Boresight Range, Tower M 7-843Radar Boresight Range, Control Building M7-867Environmental Systems Test Building No. 2 M7-960Environmental Systems Test Building No. 1 M7-961Fluid Test Support Building M7-I.061

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Sewage Treatment Sub-Station

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Ordnance Laboratory

Pyrotechnic installationOrdnance Storage Facility

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2.2 CENTRAL TELEPHONE OFFtCE (M6-138)

2.2. I FUNCTION ~ The Central Telephone Office (Figure 2-2) houses widebandamplifier equipment, administrative telephone switching equipment, telephone switch-

board, and interface equipment between NASA and Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph

Company.

This office is being enlarged to expand existing equipment and add the Test and Switch-ing Center. The center, to be operational by August 1967, wilf contain equipment for

monitoring and switclling functions for voice, data, and video circuits passing through

the Central Telephone Office. To minimize loss of test and operational communications,

the center will provide control to assure maintainance of transmission quality levels and

maximum circuit availability.

2.2.2 LOCATION. The facility is located in the KSC Industrial Area, north of NASA

Parkway East.

2.2.3 DESCRIPTION. The facility consists of a one-story building providing approxi-mately 20,500 square feet of floor space. it is partitioned into operational support offices,

switchboard room, switching equipment room, wideband room, carrier room, battery room,

mechanical equipment room, and restrooms.

2.3 CORPS OF ENGINEERS BUILDING (M6-3361

2.3.1 FUNCTION, The Corps of Engineers Building (Figure 2-3) serves as the Resi-,

dent Office on matters of construction at KSC for the Corps of Engineers, Canaveral Dis-trict Office.

2.3.2 LOCATION. The building is located in the KSG industrial Area on a site southof First Street and immediately east of A Avenue.

2-3.3 DESCRIPTICN. The buiiding is a one-story concrete block structure providingapproximately 9,500 square feet of air-conditioned floor space. Power is supplied to

the building at 13.2 kv and water is supplied through a~3-inch main.

2.4 BASE OPERATIONS BUlLDiNG (M6-339)

2.4.1 FUNCTION. The Base Operations Building [Figure Z-41 is used by support

facilities and contractors to perform operations, maintenance, administrative, and tech-nical management functions.

2.4.2 LOCATION+ The building is located in the KSC Industrial Area, west of BAvenue and north of Second Street.

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2.4.3 DESCRIPTION. This building is a rectangular two-story structure constructed

of reinforced concrete and provides 2 0,000 sql:are feet of floor space. The ground floor

is rei.lforced concrete on compacted fill. This facility is air-conditioned and containsgeneral of:ices, special offices, conference rooms, services, a 434 square foot mechan-

ical room, and an air handling room of 210 square feet. Room height, floor to ceiling,is nine feet for each floor.

2.5 CENTRAL lNS?RUMENTAl’lON FACILITY (CIFI (M6-3421

2.5.1 FUNCTION, The CIF (Figure 2-5) accommodates electronic equipment (computer,telemetry, etc .I, laboratories I shops, offices I data analysis and display areas, antennas,

and other functions required for operation and support of the Apollo,Gaturn V Program.

2.5.2 LQCATlON s The CIF comprises two buildings. The main buiiding is located

in the KSC Industrial Area on First Street. The CIF Antenna Field Building (L7-1557)

(Figure 2-6) is located about one mile north of the industrial Area in radio frequency (RF)quiet zone to minimize RF interference from equipment in the KSC Industria! Area.

2.5.3 DESCRIPTION. The main building is a tinree-story structure providing approxi-mately 134,000 square feet of floor space. Air-conditioning, humidity controi 7 elevated

false floors, and suspended acoustic tile ceilings are provided.

The primary power for this facility is supplied by a 13.2-kv industrial feeder and a 13.2-

kv ins~umentation feeder. The industrial feeder is stepped down to 120/208 Y and fedto distribution panels for lights and miscellaneous power ioads. A separate line, off the

industrial feeder, is stepped down to 277/480 v to operate air-conditioning equipment,

and the motor generator sets that supply the test panels throughout the building with 28

vdc and 120 vat, 400 cycles. The instrumentation feeder is stepped down and distri-buted at 12 O/z 08 v .

High-gain parabolic antennas are located near the CIF Antenna Field Building and signalsreceived are relayed to the CIF through the C4F Ani,nna Field Buiiding. Flight tel?vi-

sion signals are recorded and processed at the CIF Antenna Field Building, When i.heambient RF noise level in the Industrial Area can be tolerated, antennas on top of tne CIF

are used to acquire RF signals transmitted from the space vehicle.

2.6 KSC HEADQUARTERS BUILDING tM6-3991

2.6.1 FUNCTION. The KSC Headquarters Building (Figure 2-7) is the administra-tive center for spaceport operations s The Director of KSC maintains dffices an the top

floor. Program Management, Engineering, Legal, Procurement, Security, Safety,

Personnel, Photographic, Reproduction, Duplication and other support functions occupylower floors,

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2.6.2 LOCATION. The buildiny is located adjacent to the NASA Parkway between C

and 0 Avenues.

2 .6.3 DESCRIPTION ~ The building is a multi-story facility providing approximately320,000 square feet of floor area with complete heating and air-conditioning facilities.

Construction is reinForced concrete frame, pan-joist floors, precast concrete panel exterior

walls, and gypsum roof decks. The facility was designed to accommodate 3,140 people

engaged in administrative, engineeriny and research work. Parking facilities are provided

in back of the building.

2.7 BASE SUPPORT BUILDING fM6-486)

2.7.1 FUNCTION ~ The Ease Support Building (Figure 2-8) is used as a central shopfor the dispatching of facilities maintenance crews e The facility incorporates the FGIIGw-

ing shops: roads and grounds, sheet metal, welding, machine and millwrights, plumbers,

parts and tool crib, air-conditioning and refrigeration, electrical, high voltage, painters,

carpenters, and mascns. Facilities for janitors, offices, locker and washrooms, storage,and salvage areas are also provided ~

2.7.2 LOCATION ~ The building is located in the KSC Industrial Area east of A Avenueand south of Second Street.

2.7.3 DESCRIPTION, The building is “L” shaped and provides 60,000 square feetof floor space; 52,000 square feet for shop maintenance area and 8,000 square feet for

offices and services. Construction is steel frame and concrete block with concrete flGGr.

Minimum shop clearance, floor to ceiling joist, is 17 feet. The building is serviced by

roll-up dGGrS, 14 Feet wide by 14 feet high. High-pressure air is available for lifts, airhoists, etc. at a capacity of 100 cfm at 125 psig operating pressure. In addition, the

facility will have a 19,125-square foot storage and salvage yard, paved and enclosed by

a Six-fGOt chain link fence, and including a storage and salvage office (120 square feet).

2.8 MAIN CAFETERIA (M6-493)

2.8 .l FUNCTION. The Main Cafeteria (Figure 2-9) provides required Food serviceand

seating space for 320 people. Provision is made for future expansion to accommodate 595

people. Necessary fGGd preparation facilities are provided to support remote serving Faci-

ties at the following locations.

a. Spacecraft Operations Building - 200 seats.b. KSC Headquarters Building - 500 seats.

c. Launch Control Center - 550 seats.

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2.8.2 LOCATION. This facility faces north on Second Street between 6 and C Avenues

in the KSC Industrial Area.

2.8.3 DESCRIPTION ., The Main Cafeteria is completely air-conditioned, and has thecapability of preparing 7,380 meals that can be served in this facility during a two-hour

serving period. Snack service, on a 24-hour basis is provided in all cafeteria servingfacilities noted in paragraph 2.8 . I ~ These facilities are operated on a three-shift basis V

The Main Cafeteria is a standard Type “N” masonry construction facility of approximately

15,000 gross square feet. Major functional areas that make up this facility include:

dining area, kitchen area, baking area, scullery area, office, dry storage area, walk-inrefrigerators, scramble service area, meat and vegetable preparation area, mechanical

equipment room, trash area, restrooms, locker room T and loading docks. Permanent standby

generators provide emergency operation of the refrigeration units. Adjacent paved parkingareas are provided for food transporting vehicles, delivery trucks, and approximately 100

personnel vehicles = All water sewage, power, communications, hot water, roads and drain-

age utility connections, and extensions are part of the existing KSC Industrial Area utilitysystem.

2.9 DISPENSARY CM64951

2.9.1 FUNCTION. The Dispensary (Figure 2-10) serves as the main dispensary for

the Industrial Area. It supports outlying dispensaries, first aid stations, and other medical

facilities throughout the center.

2 .9.2 LOCATION L The Main Dispensary is located in the KSC Industrial Area on the

southwest corner of the intersection of Second Street and C Avenue.

2.9.3 DESCRIPTIQN~. This facility is a single-story structure, 44 feet by 104 feet,of concrete block construction, equipped with heating and air-conditioning facilities. 16

persons normally occupy the building as staff personnel. Average patient load factor is

30 for which the building was designed. This structure provides facilities to accommodate

the following dispensary areas:

a. Offices.b. Instruction rooms.

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d. Bedrooms.e. Pharmacy,f. Laboratory.

IFDarkroom.Treatment room

i. X-ray room .

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k. Medical supply room.

I. Administration room.

ni . Emergency room.

n. Eye examination room.

o. Audio room.p. Physia examination room.

Provisions were made in the design to easily expand this facility as needed. Illuminatedpaved parking areas are provided at front and rear for patient and staff personnel, respec-

tively. An Ambulance and Service Road from C Avenue serves the rear parking area and

the covered ambLrlance entrance.

2.10 SECURITY PATROL BUlLDlNG (M6-589)

2.10.1 FUNCTION. The Security Patrol Building (Figure 2-11) serves as the admin-istrative center for police matters and the dispatching point for KSC Security Police.

2.10.2 LOCATION. The Building is located in the KSC Industrial Area on the north-

west corner at the junction of B Avenue and Third Street, facing B Avenue.

2.10.3 DESCRIPTION. The building, of concrete block masonry construction, en-

closes an air-conditioned office area of 2,500 square feet. The structure is designed

to accommodate 20 personne! with future expansion designed to accommodate 90 per-sonnel. This structure houses the following functional areas: administrative office;

chief’s office; operations, investigation,and interrogation office; police radio base station

room; dispatching point area; weapons room; and conference and training room. The lastroom is equipped for audio-visual instruction of security personnel. Communicationsroom and adjacent terminal equipment area are equipped with a false floor of removable

sections. The finished elevation of this floor is the same as the corridor. This floorfaciiitates installation of main distribution frame, relay mounting racks, terminal equip-

merit, etc and routing of system cabling for telephones, paging, countdown and con-

trol, and operational intercommunication. A paved parking area segregated into separateparking for security personnel vehicles, visitor .vehicles, police vehicies, and police

emergency vehicles is provided.

2.11 HEATING PLANT 1M6-595)

2.11.1 FUNCTION. The Heating Plant (Figure Z-12) furnishes high temperature,hotwater heating to most of the KSC Industrial Area buildings.

2.11.2 LOCATION. The Heating Plant occupies the northwest corner of Third Street

and C Avenue in the KSC Industrial Area.

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2.11.3 DESCRIPTION. This facility is composed of three structures: (1) Heating

Plant; (2) Operational Oil Storage Tank; and (31 Bulk Oil Storage Tank. The Heating

Plant is equipped with two 40,000,000- Btu./hr,oiI-fired boiler,hot water generators.

The hot water is circulated to the KSC Industrial Area buildings at a pressure of250 psig and a temperature of 400° F. Heat exchangers in each building furnish heat

ta closed loop systems as required. No. 6 Oil storage is provided by the Operational

Storage Tank (10,300 gallons) and the Bulk Oil Storage Tank (173,000 gallons).Plant design provides fQr the future addition of a third hot water generator.

2.12 FIRE STATION (M6-6951

2.12.1 FUNCTION. The Fire Station (Figure 2-13) serves as the Central Fire

Station for the KSC Launch Area.

2.12.2 LOCATION. The Central Fire St&ion is located on Third Street and C

Avenue in the KSC Industrial Area.

2.12.3 DESCRIPTION. This building is single stQry of concrete block COnstWCtiQtI,

providing 9,743 square feet of floor space. It houses three line-type fire trucks, two

base-type fire trucks, the Central Fire Alarm Headquarters, and quarters for approxi-

mately 4C personnel, This building is heated by the facilities of the Heating Plant.

Air conditioning is provided only for the offices, Alarm Watch Room, Personnel quarters,

dining roQml and classroom. A water and foam platform buiit at truck-bed height andprotected by wooden bumpers is located on the exterior of the building, adjacent to the

base fire truck door. This platform is equipped with an overhead valved 4-inch water

outlet for quick filling of fire truck water tanks, A central automatic alarm system is

located in the Alarm Watch RQQm. This system is coupled through alarm transmission

systems to automatic detection systems installed in other KSC buildings. Flashingstop lights with alarm be!ls are installed at the fire buck entrances to Third Street and

C Avenue.

2.13 CENTRAL StJPPLY COMPLEX

The Central Supply Complex provides warehousing and distribution of material received

at the KSC Industrial Area.

2.13.1 CENTRAL SUPPLY BULLYING fM6-7441. Reception, stQrage, and issue

Qf general suppiy items and spare parts are handled in this building. It is located in theKSC Industrial Area adjacent to the Merritt Island Railroad,

The buiiding is constructed of prefabricated metal frame with a concrete floor on compa- .sd

fill, approximately 94,030 square feet of floor space is provided. An air-conditioned

area of 20,000 square feet wiil provide consolidated office space. Electronic spares

will be stored in a homidity controlled area of 5,000 square feet. The remainder of the

area is general warehousing space.

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2.13.2 SUPPLY WAREHOUSE NO. 1 (l1l6-794). All range support items exceptcable, electronic, and optical items are stored in this warehouse. It is located in the

KSC Industrial Area adjacent to the Merritt Island Railroad.

It is a single-story building of masonry construction and provides about 70,000 square

feet of storage space for hardware and small nonelectrical items.

2.1?.3 SUPPLY WAREHOUSE NO. 2 fM6-698). This warehouse provides for the

reception, storage, and supply of general supply items. It is located at the southeast

corner of the intersection of C Avenue and Third Street next to the Merritt Island Rail-

road.

This building, of concrete block construction, provides about 35,000 square feet offloor space. Approximately 3,000 square feet is air-conditioned office space. Water

for sanitary and fire systems is supplied. Power is supplied to the building at 13.2 kv,

then transformed down to 277/480 v three phase and 120/240 v single phase.

2.14 C~M~~UNI~ATICNS MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE FACILITY fMh-791)

2.14.1 FUNCTION. The Communications Maintenance and Storage Facility serves

as a maintenance shop and 3O-day supply area for checkout and repair of communication

equipment,

2-14.2 LOCATION. Thecommunications Maintenance and Storage Faci!ity, anintegral part of the Central Supply Complex, is located east of f3 Avenue and north of

Fourth Street, and is sited next to the railroad that serves the KSC Industrial Area.

2.14-3 DESCRIPTION. This facility is a one-story concrete frame building with

concrete masonry walls. The total area measures 28,420 square feet of which 4,000

square feet are dehumidified for electronic spares storage and 800 square feet areair-conditioned for offices, This facility also provides for receiving, inspection,

maintenance, and repair of cable and communication equipment, including end instru-

ments and terminal equipment.

2.15 VEHICLE Maintenance FAClLiTY

TheVehicle Maintenance Facility provides for the lubrication, motor tuneup and minor

repairs of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) vehicles, Thisfaciiity is composed of the GSA Service Faciiity and Heavy Equipment Shop.

2.15.1 GSA SERVICE FACILITY fM6-881). This facility conducts motor pool

operations, fueling, preventive maintenance, and repair of all light vehicles assignedto NASA and controlled by GSA (cars, taxis, buses, iight trucks, etc). It is located

on Fifth Street.

The facility consists of a two-story building which is Flanked on both sides by one-story

service buildings, encompassinga total area of 17,500 square feet. The two-story

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center structure is 66 feet wide and 70 feet deep, of reinforced concrete frame and

concrete block construction. Office areas are air-conditioned. It contains a dispatch

office, driver ready room, locker room, tool room, supply room, battery room, tire room,

and general office area.

Each of the wings that flank two sides of the center structure is 70 feet wide by 59

feet deep, of concrete block construction with opeli web steel joists and built-up roofing.

Four service bays per wing are each equipped with overhead service doors 10 feet wideby 14 feet high.

2.15.2 HEAVY VEHICLE MAINTENANCE FACILITY (M6-535). The Heavy

Vehicle Maintenance Facility is used for the perfortnance of preventive maintenanceand repair of heavy equipment (roadscrapers, bulldozers, mobile cranes, forklifts,

ground power units, searchlight trailers, etc). The Heavy Equipment Shop is located

in the KSC Industrial Area east of A Avenue and south of Second Street.

The building, 100 by 60 feet, is constructed of steel framing with concrete block

curtain walls. An area of approximately ltOOO square feet is assigned for office

space; the remaining 5,000 square Feet for maintenance and repair. The maintenance

area is equipped with heavy-duty hydraulic lifts and air hoses to operate maintenance

tools. Three sides of the maintenance and repair area of the building are equipped with

overhead service doors 10 feet bv 14 feet high. The clear height of the repair area,floor to bottom of ceiling joists, 1s Lb feet.

2.16 PAINT AND OIL STORAGE FACILITY W6-894)~

2.16.1 FUNCTION. The Paint and Oil Storage Facility (Figure Z-14) provides forstorage of paints, oil, lubricants, and other flammabie and hazardous materials, ex-

ciudiny fuclear products,

2.16.2 LOCATION. This building is located in the KSC Industrial Area in the CPn-

tral Supply Complex, between B and C Avenues and Fourth and Fifth Streets.

2.16.3 DESCRIPTION. This building is a reinforced concrete block structure of

approximately 10,000 square feet in area. The building is in an isolated area for

fire and explosion damage control _

2.17 KSC INDUSTRiAL AREA SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM (M6-895)

2.17.X FUNCTION. The Sewage Treatment Plant receives and treats sewage and

waste from most of ‘he buildings at KSC Industrial Area.

2.17 _ 2 LCCATION. The Sewage Treatment Plant (Figure Z-15) is located at

Fourth Street and C Avenue in the KSC Industrial Area.

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2.17.3 DESCRIPT!ON. This facility consists of the Sewage Treatment Plant, lift

stations, and a network of underground collection pipes, The underground system consists

of both gravity and force mains. These mains converge at I ift station No. 5, located

adjacent to the Sewage Treatment Plant for pumping into the plant. The Sewage TreatmentPlant provides primary treatment with a sludge gas burner and is designed to treat 0.37

million gallons per day.

2 -18 KSC INRUSTRIAL AREA WATER SYSTEM (Mb-8961

2.18 -1 FUNCTION ~ The KSC Industrial Area Water System, consisting of water treat-

ment, storage, and distribution lines provides industrial water, fire control water, and

potable water to facilities located in the KSC Industrial Area.

2 .L8.2 LOCATION. The Water Storage Plant (Figure 2-16) is located south of Fourth

Street and east of C Avenue.

2.18.3 DESCRIPTION. Water for the KSC industrial Area is obtained from the city of

Cocoa, Florida. A 24-inch main is located on the east side of the Kennedy Road that

borders the west side of KSC Industrial Area.

The KSG lndustriai Area Water System originates from the 24-inch main at the intersection

of Kennedy Parkway South and Fifth Street. A 14-inch main runs from this point to the

water storage area. This area is located on the east side of C Avenue between Fourth

Street and Fifth Street ~

There are two water storage tanks located in the storage area. One is a 250,000-gallonelevated tank. The bottom of this tank is 100 feet above the existing ground elevation.

This tank floats on the main and is filled through an altitude valve. The other tank is a1,000 ,OOO-gallon ground reservoir and is filled by a float control. Located at the storage

tank area is a pump house with four gasoline engine-driven fire water pumps. The pumps

are rated 1,000 gpm at 75 psi. Two of the pumps are manual start, and two are automaticstart which are actuated upon drop in pressure.

l,OOO,OOO-gallon ground reservoir.These pumps are supplied from the

from the reservoir.There are provisions to chlorinate all water coming

This system is capable of pumping water from the reservoir back through

the 24-inch main to feed Launch Complex 39. During this period the KSC Industrial Area

is fed from the 250,000-gallon elevated tank. A looped system of underground pipes

distributes water throughout the KSC Industrial Area.

2.19 KSC INDUSTRIAL AREA ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM

2.19.1 FUNCTION. The KSC Industrial Area Electrical Power System provides indus-

trial and instrumentation power for the entire KSC Industrial Area _

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Figure 2-14. Paint and Oil Storage Facility



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2 -19.2 LOCATION f The Power Station (M6-996) is located south of Fifth Street andeast of G Avenue.

2 .19.3 DESCRlPTlON. Power enters the main substation on the KSC Industrial Areafrom the west on a Florida Power and Light Company 69-kv line. In the main substation,

there are two transformers with a total capacity of 20,000 kva for industrial use and two2,50D-kwa transformers for use with instrumentation equipment, Provisions were incor-

porated into the design and construrtion of the substation so that air-circulating fans may

be installed on the transformers _ This will increase the substation capacity to 25,000

kva industrial and 4,250 kva instrumentation. Provisions were also incorporated for the

future addition of two transformers, each rated at 10,000 kva. Secondary distributionto substations within KSC Industrial Area is by X3.2-kv lines. The main switching sta-

tion is located adjacent to the main substation area. This single source serves the indus-trial and instrumentation requirements.

2.20 A!JDlTtlRIUM AND TRAINING FACILITY (M7-351)

2.20.1 FUNCTION ~ The Auditorium and Training Facility (Figure 2-17) provides space

for large conferences, briefings, lectures anti presentations involving 25 to 30 people.

2 -20.2 LOCATION. This facility is iocated on the west side of D Avenue between First

and Second Streets.

2 .20.3 DESCRIPTION, This facility consists of a reinforced concrete rrame structure,

with precast concrete panel curtain walls and concrete floor slab, containing approximately

9,000 square feet. It is air-conditioned and heated and equipped with theatre-type seats,

screen, motion and stil l projectors, and stage and sound systems. Paved drives and park-ing areas are provided adjacent to the building.

2.21 RAILROAD SYSTEM

2.21 .l FUNCTION. The Railroad System provides support for the KSC heavy construc-

tion program with rail delivery of construction materials and for logistics support. The

Railroad System ‘also serves other Government agencies.

2.21.2 LOCATION, The railroad is located on Merritt Island. It extends from the Mar-shalling Yard, which is west of Kennedy Parkway and north of Beach Road, through LC-39

to the KSC industrial Area.

2.21.3 D~S~RIPTIDN ~ This is a standard railroad system used to haul and providelogistics support.

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SECTION lil

KSC REMOTE FACILITIES

3.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This Section describes facilities ai KSC that are geographicalty remote from the KSC Indus-trial Area and Launch Complex 39. They are the Trailer Maintenance Facility, PropellantSystems Component Laboratory and Propellant Transporter Cleaning Facility. The Universal

Camera Sites are discussed in Volume II,

3.1.1 REMOTE FACILITIES The remote facilities are specified in T,abte 3-1. The ioca-tion of these facilities is shown in Figures 2-1, and 3-l.

Table 3-l. Retnote Facilities

Facility Title

Centrat Telemetry

Sewage Treatment PlantSewage Pumping Station

Antenna Base No. l

Boresite Tower

Antenna Base No. 5Antenna TAA-2A Pedestal

Frequency Control & Analysis

Preamplifier No. 1Preamplifier No, 2

FCA Mobile Site No. 1FCA Mobile Site No. 2

CIF Antenna Field BuildingAntenna No. 1

Antenna No. 2

RF Bores ite

Propellants Systems Components Laboratory

Propellants Operations BuildingUnified S Band Network

Operations BuildingPower BuildingTransmitter Building

Cottimation Tower Equipment Building

Facility Number

N6-2296N6-229&A

Nb-2296B

Ni52296C

N6-2296D

Nb-2292E

Nb-2292FL5-683

L5 -734l-5-63317-2242

56-1725

L7-1557L7-1557AL7-15575

L7-17616

H5-1634

J8-1465

M5-1494M5-1444

M5-1544M5-791

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Table 3-l s Remote Facilities (Continued)

Facility Title

TPQ-18 Station

TPQ-18 Boresite Tower

South Repeater Station

Banana River Repeater Station

Titusville - Cocoa ODOP Tracking Facility

Merritt Island ODOP Tracking Facility

Taylor Creek UDOP Tracking Facility

Water Pump StationRechforinarion Building

Banana River Pumping Station

WarehouseRoads and Maintenance Facility

Corps of Engineers’ ResidentOffice Communications Office

Pistol Range

Pass and ID Building, Gate 2Pass and ID Building, Gate 3

Gate House 2

Gate House 3

Gate House 4Temporary Gate 5

Banana River Bridge

Indian River Bridge

NASA-Kennedy Parkway lnterehanqe Bridge

Universal Camera Pad No. 1Universal Camera Pad No. 2

Uiiiversal Camera Pad No. 3Universal Camera Pad No. 4

Universal Camera Pad No. 5


Universal Camera Pad No _ 7



Universal Camera Pad No, 10Universal Camera Pad No. 11

Universal Camera Pad No. I.2

Universal Camera P-J No. 13Universal Camera Pad No. 14

Facility Number

46-82

46484

N6-1118

M7-531

TC-I

Ml-l

CR-1N6-1007

M 7-433M7-1098

J8-T&18H5-1632

Jb-2337

M5-120

N6-1009

M?-2

N6-959M3-1

53-223F4-727

M7-1150

M3-3

M6-232N6-2245

M7-284

K8-lb48H7-1986

H6-1629

FUTUREJ8 -754

CAPE

H7-163

Fb-2325G5-1011

58-2228

H4-172555-1241

3-2



Table 3-l. Remote Facilities (Continued)

Facility Titie



Universal Camera Pad No. 17Universal Camera Pad No. 18

High Resolution Tracker No. 1 Antenna Btiilding

High Resolution Tracker No. 1 Equipment Shelter

High Resolution Tracker No. 2

Temporary TV - ELSSE

TV/‘ELSSE “A”

TV/ELSSE “B”

TV,‘ELSSE “C”

TV,‘=ELSSE “3”

TV/ELSSE “E”TV/‘ELSSE “F”

500’ Weather Tower 1 Equipment Building500’ Weather Tower 1

60’ Tower

204’ Weather Tower 1

204’ Weather Tower 254’ Weather Tower 1



54’ Weather Tower 454’ Weather Tower 554’ Weather Tower 6



54l Weather -Tower 11


Weather Substation “W

Facility Number

K8-1403

J4-393

J7-2 162K&2498

J6-407

Jb-306D3-2 019

L7-1445

Mb-93K6-1746

57-2112

Jb-964

H5-2098H5-485

56-490

Jb-49DA

Jf;-49OBCAPE

CAPE

L7-988M7-335

CAPE

CAPEN&2274

L6-75

37-2111

56-1869H4-1723

K5-585G5-941

G4-131836-553

3-3



TRAILER MAINTENANCE FACILITY

3.2.3 FUNCTION I The Trailer Maintenance Facility provides For exterior maintenance

and repair of fuel trans~porter trailers (gasoline, RP-1, liquid cryogenics, UDMH, N204,

etc.). This facility is a functional part oi the Vehicle Maintenance Activity of the KSC

Industrial Area.

LOCATiON. The site has not been determined.

DESCRIPTION s This facility is comprised of the main structure, paved apron

and an exterior wash rack area. The structure is of concrete black construction with

eb, steel-joist bridging and built-up roof. The structure measures approximately

feet by 60 feet. An area 20 feet by 60 Feet will be utilized For offices, storage, andlities. Three ZO-foot by 60-foot bays are devoted to repair activities. Each bay is

with a lo-foot wide by 14-foot high access door. In the repair area, the clearfloor to bottom of ceiling joists, is 16 feet. The repair area is equipped with lubri-

equipment and compressed air. Preventive maintenance and repair to the fuel trans-will be restricted to the running gear (brakes, tires, light, fifth wheel, and exterior

A paved vehicle apron is common to this facility and the Propellant Systems and

PROPELLANT SYSTEMS COMPONENTS LABORATORY

FUNCTION. The Propellant Systems Component Laboratory (Figure 3-2) provides

major support services; precision cleaning of GSE and flight hardware and systems;

cleaning of non-mobile systems; analysis and sampling of gases, liquids, cryogenics

hypergo!ics; and leak detection _

LD~~T~ON, The Propellant Systems Components Laboratory is located five miles

of the Vehicle Assembly Bui!ding FVAB), just west of the intersection of Beach Roadthe Kslnedy Parkway f

DZSCRIPTiCN. This facility comprises a cleaning laboratory and a sampling,

is, and leak detection laboratory.

.I Ana!yticai Laboratories ~ A 3,500-square foot area, Building H5-994, houses

Gas Analysis Group. Equipment is available to perform analyses on all gases presently

,at KSC. The Liquid Analysis Laboratory and sampling equipment are !ocated BuildingEquipment and facilities for analyzing the purity of liquids and For sampling gases,

cryogenics 7 and hypergolics are located in this 1,200-square foot structure. Build-

H5-992 is utilized to store and maintain residual gas analysis and leak detection equip-

3-4



i

3-5



3 -3.3.2 Cleaning and Testing Laboratory. The Cleaning and Testing Laboratory is

utilized for repair, cleaning, and pressure testing of fluid systems hardware. Two Class

100 (Fed. Std. 209) LIean rooms, comprising 1,700 square feet are supported by a com-

ponent disassembly and repair shop, a preliminarv cleaning area, verification laboratories,office space, and storage. 111 ddition to 5,500 square feet of enclosed area and 2,400

square feet of shed-type area that are util ized for these functions =

3.4 PROPELLANT TRANSPORTER CLEANING FACILITY

3.4 .l FUNCTION. The Propellant Transporter Cleaning Facility is used for inside

purging and cleaning of the propellant trailer/transporter tanks and for removal, repait ,

and replacement of propellant piping and piping equipment.

3 .4.2 LOCATION. The site has not been determined.

3.4.3 DESCRIPTION. The-Propellant Transporter Cleaning Facility is constructed of

concrete block with open-web steel joist bridging and a built-up roof. The total area withinthe building is 4,800 square feet with a clear height, floor to bottom of ceiling joists, of

16 feet. There are four trailer/transporter bays, each equipped with lo-foot by 14-foot

exterior doors. The cleaning facility contains 400 square feet of office space, 600 square

feet of storage and utilities space, and 3,800 square feet of work space.

3-b



LL





SECTION IVAIRF~RC~EAST~RNTESTRANCESYST~MS

4 .I GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This Section describes the AFETR systems which interface with KSC operations and are

located on Merritt Island. These systems consist of the RF system, AFETR Telemetry

Station (Tet IV), and the Frequency Control and Analysis System. There are other Eastern

Test Range (ETR) Systems which support KSC operations but they are not covered vfithin

this document.

4.2 RF SYSTEMS

The AN/TPQ-18 (C-Band) radar will derive position tracking data which will be trans-

mitted to the ETR Impact Prediction Computer. The Impact Prediction Computer uses the

KSC located radar data and other ETR radar data to derive trajectory information. Trajec-

tory data and/or raw radar data can be transmitted by cable from the Impact Prediction Com-

puter to the CIF _

4.3 AFETR TELEMETRY STATION (TEL IV)

4 -3.1 FUNCTlDN _ Receive, record and transmit data to the CIF during prelaunch and

launch phases.

4.3.2 DESCRIPTION. The basic ETR telemetry station (Figure 4-l) is composed of

five t!roups of equipment as Follows:

a ~ Antennas I

b. Receive and record a

c. Data separation.

d+ Data processing.

e. Display and records.

Figu:e 4-2 shows the inter-relationships between individual equipment and equipmentgroups * All the equipment is connected or patched through either video, analog or digital

patching equipment. The station has the capabitity to:

a. Receive electromagnetic energy in the I.30 to 2300 mc, band, using polar-

ization diversity techniques.

b. Rxord and reproduce the received data in predetected form.

4-1





I J

-------------- ___ ___ I___ -- -----

GRWRD mm IPUlPILNT

Figure 4-2. Typical Telemetry and Ground Station Block Diagrams4-3



c. Demodulate the FM carrier using conventional and phaselock techniques.

d. Demuitiplex a large variety of frequency division multiplex (FDMI and time

division multiplex ITDM) signals. A common digital language output is derived from all

the TDM equipment.

e. Convert demultiplexed information from an analog to a digital form or vice versa.

f. Visually display and/or record either analog or digital iniormation.

4.4 FREQU~NCYCONTROLANDANALYSISSYSTEM

4.4.1 FUNCTION. The aims of Frequency Control and Analysis (FCA) at AFETR areto ensure iilterference-free operations, to supply information on possible interfering trans-

mitting sources, and to give the operating characteristics of missile and ground support

transmitters, Certain frequency bands are monitored to prevent interference to test opera-

tions and to check whether or not AFETR operational frequency assignments and schedulesare maintained within their limits*

4.4.2 DESCRIPTION. The FCA facilities at ETR co;ls ist of Fixed stations, mobile,

and semi-mobiie vans. The means to bench check radar beacons have recently been added.

Two mobile vans are operational and a third is expected to be put in operation. The vans

are equipped to monitor, direction-find 6DF), analyze, obtain field intensities and fix

operating frequencies. They are used on the pads during launches and, on short notice,

may be driven to any mainland site to make spectal measurements, or trace interferencesources _

Two of the mobile vans contain identical instrumentation. The third has improved instru-

mentation, including complete beacon checkout for final go/no go determination.

4.4.3 CAPABIL!TIES I The FCA facilities have the capabilities as specified in Table

4-l.

Table 4-1. FCA CapabilitIes

Capabilities

Monitor

Direction Finding

Signal Spectrum Analysis

Field Intenqity !.Jeasurements

Frequency Measurements

4-4

Fixed Stationat KSC

15 kc to 16 gc

2 to 200 mc

200 mc to 16 gc

15 ?c to 16 gc

15 ICC o 16 gc

15 kc to 16 gc

Mobile Vans

500 kc to 16 gc

2mcto 16gc

500 kc to 16 gc

I.50 kc to 16 gc

750 kc to 16 g!z



SECTION V

REFERENCE MATERIAL

5 .l CONTENTS

This Section furnishes scurces of detailed information pertinent to facilities and systems

described in the four volumes of this document.

5,2 FACILITIES REFERENCE MATERfAt.

Table 5 -1 suppi ies the drawing numbers, contract numbers, etc s , used to construct various

facilities at KSC _

5.2 .L EXPLANATION OF COLUMN TITLES . The following applies:

Column Explanation

Name: Self-explanatory.

Project Al0 .: The NASA/KSC Funding project number.

Design Criteria: T!le number and date (if available) of

the criteria prepared either by or far

NASA e

Contract No .: The procurement contract issued by the

Carps of Engineers (NASA 10 or ENG 36)or by NASA/KSC Procurement (NASIO-

0716).

Construction Spec . No .:

Constrt~c~io~l f&g No, :

Building No .:

Self-explanatory.

Seif-explanatory.

The permanent number assigned to the

facility ,

5.3 APOLL~~SATURN V SP~Ci~lCATiON TREE

The KSC Apollo/Saturn V Specification Tree (Refer to Apoifo/Saturn Configuration Manage-

ment Plan, K-AM-03.) is the Master Apolfo/Saturn Specification Tree produced in confor-mance with NASA OMSF Document MPC 500-l Apollo Configuration Management Manual.

This tree delineates specifications required for the A~ilo/Saturn V systems and facilities,specification numbers, titles and the NASA group responsible for the specification.

5-l



Ta,ble 5-l. Facilities Reference Material

76207620

7620

762076207620

7625

7620

7620

7620

7620

______--

---_

-_-_

FA057____

0569,

0694,06950686

0569,0694,0695

Criteria_._^--_

D?llC

1,0/22/621 O/2 2/b2

1 O/22/62

9/5/62----.____

10/22/62

10/22/62

1 l/lb/b2

12/?9/62

11/1b/b2

fv&SRlONASA8

NASA61

NAZA1023NASA?NASA177

NASA61

UASAbl

NASAbl

YASA48

GASAh

--

63-44 D0203-28, 34063-41 00203-22, 29764-13 00203-28, 297

b3-,l8

63-4300207-27, 936UO203-28, 27400203-28, 3OD

64-13

64-13

DO2 03-28, 297

DO203-28, 297

64-13 00203-28, 297

64-9 00203-102

b4,-13 00203-28, 297

K6-848

Kb-900

Kb-947

K6-792

s-1705

IKb-996



High Prcssurc Gas FacilityCCF BuiltlingVAB Gas Stcragc

structt1rc

Project

NO.--_-

7648

7620

NO.-_I

2529

0867

Date No.--.~. -.--

2/4/64 NASA144

t

10/13/63 NASAL63

7620 _--- ____ WASlO-071.67620 -I-_ ,__.._ NASlO-1101

~762 0

7620

0569,0694,,0695

----

G379

11/16/62 NASA3 63-43

7620

7620

---- 1 NASIO-1477

9;:/42, NAS4810/19/62,4/1/6X

7620 1560 g/11/63, NASA1315/13/63

9/11/63

76207620

1559

2569,0694,

0695

6/3.3/63 NASA48 64-r, 00203-10211/16/62 NASAbl 64-13 00201-22. 297

Table 5-1. Faci lities Referer 1 Material (Continued)

-- 1onstrw!ion

SIXC. No.

65-19

65-28

-

~

00203-232

D0203-198

t.oc39-001LOC31-002

75M0512075M0512 i

DO203-23, 274 & 203, 2X300

----

64-9

75M05760 thru 75Rl05772

00203-102

65-l D0203-202

Buildiny

NO.

K6-1247

K7-506

____

----

lK7-468K7-%5X



Propellant Facilities

Operations St,lplxxt Buildi rly

Flame Deflector

Azimuth Aliyl?rnent Builcliny

Instrumentation Building

r)peratianal lntercoln LC39System Installation

Operatiolxd Payilly LC39System Installation

Operational Television LC3System lllstallation

Water Syste111VAB Area

Table 5-1. Faci lities Reference Material (Continued)

Design Criteria

ProjectNo.

7620

7620

7620

76213

Date

12/19/62

1.2/19/62

12/19/62

-___

f

CLwract

NO.-

NASA48

NhFA48

NASA48

ConstructionDrawiuy No.

BuildinyNO.

ConstructionSpec. No.

64-9

64-9

64-9

65081

DO203,-102

00203-102

00203-102

D0203-336

7620

7620

7620

7620

NO.

1686

1686

16B

FR64F,lb8

____

068

068

2361

-___ ----

12/19/62 NASA48

12/19/62 NASA48

10/30/63 NASA110

____

64-9

64-9

64-54

J&-1709

J8-1708

--__

J8-1503,J8-1614

----

D0203-102

D0203-102

00203-181

____

K7-15s57

7620 ____ 6/10/63 NASA115 NEGb4-1 D0203-302.203-306 ----

7620 Installed S part of faci es contract.

7620 ____ b/1 O/63 NASA280 65-62 D0203-320

7620 0569,0694,0695

11/16/62 NASA61 64-13 D0203-28, 297 K6-994-995-945



NtlllE

Pad Booster PumpsPad lrhstrial WaterColltrols (Pad)

Electrical Power Systertl69KV Substation VABVA6 Area Distribution

Pad Area Disl?ibution 7620

Fire Alarln System

Area Waving System

Pneumatics Systems

Hazards Monitorhg Systen

High Intensity Lighti nySystem

Compressed Air Systelns

PadMSSPad Water Sta tionUtility Annex

RP-1 Foanl

Table 5-l. Facilities Re,ference Material Kontinued)

Design Criteria

Project

NO.

762076207620 F

O.

0379

FROb8t--__

Date

l-,9/S/62

b/l O/636/7/63

contractNO.

NASA48

NASA76NASw410

C~gUCt~. .

64-964-44

Construction BuildinyOrawintl No. NO.

D0203-102 J7-1388D0203-123 ____

NASA64-K-F-363 ____

76247620

----

0569,0694,06950379,0686

ll/lb/b2NASA51 64-18 D0203-112 Kb-1141NASAbl 64-13 D0203-28, 297 ---_

9/5/62,12/19/62

NASA48 64-9 DD203-112 ---_

7620

7620

7620

7620

‘anstalled

0686

--__

5 part of faci

12/19/62

ie5 contract.

NASA48

NASIO-113

64-9 00203-102

75MO4873 75M04870

---_ ___-

7620 -___ ---_ ---- ____

7620 058h 12/19/62 NASA48 64-9 D0203-102 J8-16597620 0560 e/11/63 NASA131 65-1 DO203-208 -___

7620 3.379 9/S/h2 NASA76 64-9 00203-102 --__

762 0 ____ 10/22/62 NASA61 a-13 D0203-28, 297 ____

7620 0686 12/19/62 NASA48 64-9 D0203-102 JZ-1564



Table 5-1. Faci lities Reference Material (Continued)

Propellant SystemsRP-1

LHZLOXPTCS

Manned Spacecraft Opwtions Building

Spacecraft, Spares &Equipment Supply,Shipping and Receiving

Supply and GSE

Parachute Building

RF Systems Test

Ordnance Field Test

Laboratory

Pro jcct

NO. Dateo. !

762076207620

7620 75M1375M13

76 and!1

NASlO-1138 75M05867 75M05432

NASlO-1138 75MO5752 75M05734NASlO-1138 75MO5869 75M05868NASw410 75M13588 75MI.3607

58-1563----

76237623

7649

7660

101083

g/25/63

10/15/63

--------

NASA803 63-5 D0203-27, 811NASA1439 64-21 D0203-28, 134

M7-355

NASA88 64-47 D0203-159

NASA146 64-56 D0203-195

----__--

7623 1398 S/5/62

7622 045 12/30/627637 0938 5/2/b3

7637 1254 3/4/b4

7637 1253 5/7/63

NASA1973 63-4Q

NASA70 64-19NASAS 0 64-17

D0203-28, 177

NASA2 0 64-l

NASA37 64-12

D0203-110

00203-28, 362/3

D0203-28, 399

M7-504

____M7-505

M7-657

M7-863M7-867

7649 1101 12/31/63 NASA97 6449 00203-163 M7-1417

Design Criteria.Contract Construction Construction

Drawing No.Bltilding

NO. Spec. No. NO.



Table 5-1. Faci lities Reference Material: (Continued)

Ordnance Storage Buildiny

Pyrotechnic InstallationBuilding

Flight Crew Training

Buildings

Life Support TestBuilding

Hyperyolic Test Btlildifl ys

No. 1

No. 2

Cryogenic Test BuildinysNo. 1

No. 2

Fluid Test Support Buildins

‘reject

40.

7623

Design Criteria

Date

.---

rb4F15

contract Construction

No. Spec. No.

NASA5 0 64-17

ConstructionDrawing No.

DO203-110

7623----

---_ L/lb/b3-_-- .---

NASA1446 63-5NASA14 63-5

00203-28, 343D020,3-28, 343

7660 64F19 ____ NASA159 65-27 D0203-252

7623

---_

0938/0939_--_

Ll/lb/bZ NASA1970 63-35 D0203-28, 155

.--- NASA137 65..13 00203-203

7623

7649

zsi2381

11/5/62 NASA1970 63-35 D0203-28, 155

3/19/63 NASA127 63-28 D0203-116

7623

7626

7623

7649

0938/09392382

0936/0937009

1.1/16/62 NASA1970 63-35 D0203-28, 155

3/l/63 NASA127 64-38 00203-116

11/5/62 NASA1970 63-35 D0203-154

10/14/63 NASA24 64-6 D0203-155

Bklding

NO.

M7-1472

M7-146----

M7-409

M7-961

----

M7-1212

M7-1210

M7-1412

M7-1410

M7-1061



Table 5-l. Faci lities Reference Material (Continued)

NZlM

Prolxlsion Test Facil ily

Central InstuwwltationFacility 7646

Central Telepho ne Office 7624,7641

Vehicle Maintenance FacilityGSA Vehicle Facility 7657Heavy Eqtfipmen t Shop 7647

Plant Maintenance Facility 76347642

KSC Heat Plaut 7624

IKSC Sewage Treatment P latlt 7624

KSC water System 76247641

KSC Electrical Power

System

KSC Fire Station

7624

7640

Desiw Criteria

NO.--

----

Date

----

ContractNo.

NASA176

1194 5/13/63 NASA67

64F135 -“-- NASA175164F135 ____ NASA158

FR2 182 ----

FR2182 ----

__--

1952

----

____

________

____

____

----

l/l O/64

----

----

----____

----

____

NASA2 12NASA212

NASA2NASA114

NASA1759

NASA1759

NASA4NASA154

NASA1759

NASA17

l-Cowtruction

Spec. No.

65-37

b4-22

63-2865-25

65-5565-55

63-3964-61

63-29

63-29

63-4265-22

63-29

63-4

ConstructionDrawincl No.

00201-278

D0203-106

90203-28, 085D0203-216

D0203-26400203-264

DO203-28, 176D0203-173

D0203-28, 094

00203-28, 094

D0203-28, 23200203-218

D0203-28, 094

D0203-28, 312

Building

NO.

LC16XKAFS

Mb-342

M6-138

Mb-688Mb-587

iulb-4%---_

Mb-595

Mb-895

Mb-896----

Mb-996

Mb-,695



NEW?

Railroad Systenr

Universal CaInera Sites

Trailer RllaintemnceFacility

ProtIellarlt Systelrls Cornpa

tlEll1 Laboratory

Propellant TrmsparterClealiny Facility

Project

NO.---.

7638

7641

7654

3884

Table 5-1. Facilities Reference Matevial (Cmtinuecll

Design Criteria

~R1120

:A019

FR64F14i

---- ~ ----

Date

I/10/63

12/26/63

----

Contract

NO.

NASA2 1

NASA101NASA167

ENG36

----

NASA54

____

Comtrocticn

Stm. No.

64 -4

64-5365-30

64-23

____

64-28

----

Construction

Drawing No.

D0203-28, 33900203-15300203-241

DD203-179

00203-117

----

-I-

/

-

Building

NO.

____

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J8,-2Z28H4-1725K8-1403K6-2498

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