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HKIS – PQSL (16 Nov 2015) Sr. Kenny Lui BSc, LLB, MMgt, MACS MHKIS, MRICS, RPS(QS), PFM BASIC UNDERSTANDING OF MVAC SYSTEM AND MEASUREMENT Prepared by: Kenny Lui 1

HKIS –PQSL (16 Nov 2015) · hkis –pqsl (16 nov 2015) sr. kenny lui bsc, llb, mmgt, macs mhkis, mrics, rps(qs), pfm basic understanding of mvac system and measurement

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  • HKIS – PQSL (16 Nov 2015)Sr. Kenny LuiBSc, LLB, MMgt, MACSMHKIS, MRICS, RPS(QS), PFM

    BASIC  UNDERSTANDING  OF  MVAC  SYSTEM  AND  MEASUREMENT

    Prepared by: Kenny Lui 1

  • What are we going to cover tonight?

    What is MVAC System?How to measure it from a QS perspective?

  • Disclaimer Note

    This set of notes has been prepared according to the author’s own experience of therelevant practice and is intended for educational purpose and information only. Noresponsibility for loss occasioned to any person acting or refraining from actionoccasioned by or as a result of any material included will be accepted by the authoror its company.

    The materials and information contained herein are not intended to offer or provideany technical advice concerning the topics covered. Please consult professionalengineers or your QS senior where necessary.

  • What is MVAC System?

    MVAC 

    HVAC ACMV

  • What is MV?

    MVA. Music VideoB. Mechanical Ventilation

  • What is AC?

    ACA. Alternating CurrentB. Air Conditioning

  • What is MVAC System?

    ACMV

  • 8

    MV System

  • 9

    MV SystemAxial Fans

  • 10

    MV SystemCentrifugal Fans

  • 11

    MVAC System

    http://chemistry.bd.psu.edu/jircitano/gases.html

  • 12

    MVAC System

    P T

    P T

  • 13

    MVAC SystemWindow Type Air‐Conditioners Moveable Air‐Conditioners

  • 14

    MVAC SystemWall Air Conditioners Ceiling Mounted / Cassette Air‐Conditioners

  • 15

    Chillers Cooling towers

    Air handling units

  • 16

    Fan Coil Units

    Pipeworks to / from Fan Coil Units

  • 17

    Chilled water pipeworks Insulation

    Protective Coverings and Finishings

  • 18

    Ductwork Insulation

    Protective Coverings and Finishings

  • 19

    MVAC System

    Chiller AHU / FCU

    CHWS

    CHWR

    Fresh Air Duct

    Supply Air Duct

    Return Air Duct

    Air Grilles

    Condensate DrainCondensate Drain

    Electrical and Control 

    PAU

  • 20

    MVAC SystemWhat do you hear tonight

    What do we not discuss / explore tonight

  • 21

    MVAC SystemFurther Reading / Study

    http://www.airintelligence.co.uk/wp‐content/uploads/2012/10/cooling‐cooling.jpg

    http://ac2015.net/posts/air‐conditioner‐working‐principle/

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lFUlA1PZ8U

  • How to measure it from a QS perspective?

  • 23

    Preparation for Measurement

    Drawings

    Specifications / Codes of Practices

    Standard Method of 

    MeasurementPreambles

    Sample Bills

  • 24

    Preparation for Measurement

    DrawingsSpecifications / Codes of PracticesStandard Method of MeasurementPreamblesSample Bills, if any

  • 25

    DrawingsLegend, Notes & Abbreviations

  • 26

    DrawingsLegend, Notes & Abbreviations

  • 27

    DrawingsLayout

  • 28

    DrawingsLayout

    Fresh Air Louvre –Builder’s Trade

  • 29

    DrawingsLayout

  • 30

    DrawingsLayout

  • 31

    At Roof Level

    At 1/F

  • 32

    DrawingsEquipment Schedule

  • 33

    DrawingsEquipment Schedule

  • 34

    DrawingsSchematic (Water side)

    Plant RoomArea

    Non‐Plant Room Area

  • 35

    DrawingsSchematic (Water side)

  • 36

    DrawingsSchematic (Air side)Mech. Vent.

  • 37

    DrawingsSchematic (Air side)A/C

  • 38

    DrawingsMVAC Provision Zoning

  • 39

    DrawingsTypical Details

  • 40

    DrawingsCable Schedules 

  • 41

    DrawingsElectrical Schematic

  • 42

    DrawingsControl Schematic

  • 43

    DrawingsLegend, Notes & Abbreviations

    Schematic (Air side) A/CSchematic (Air side) Mechanical Ventilation

    Typical DetailsElectrical and Control 

  • 44

    Preparation for Measurement

    DrawingsSpecifications / Codes of PracticesStandard Method of MeasurementPreamblesSample Bills, if any

  • 45

    Specification / Code of Practice

  • 46

    Specification / Code of Practice

  • 47

    Preparation for Measurement

    DrawingsSpecifications / Codes of PracticesStandard Method of MeasurementPreamblesSample Bills, if any

  • 48

    HKSMM 4

    Always modified by Preamble

  • 49

    HKSMM 4INFORMATION PROVIDED MEASUREMENT RULES DEFINITION RULES COVERAGE RULES

    SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION

    Qty

    Classification Table Supplementary Rules

  • 50

    HKSMM 4

  • 51

    HKSMM 4

  • 52

    HKSMM 4

  • 53

    HKSMM 4

  • 54

    HKSMM 4

  • 55

    HKSMM 4

  • 56

    HKSMM 4

  • 57

    HKSMM 4

  • 58

    HKSMM 4

    A. 

    B. 

    C. 

  • 59

    HKSMM 4

    MEASUREMENT RULES

    M.2 Pipework is measured over all inline fittings, short running lengths and branches, but not through items of ancillaries, headings and trapping sets.

    M.3 Where an in‐line reduction in diameter occurs at a reducer or tee etc., the largest diameter shall be measured the full length of the fitting.

  • 60

    HKSMM 4

    C. 

  • 61

    HKSMM 4

    DEFINITION RULES

    D.2 Final supports are any element between the structure or the support structureand the pipe.D.3 The term pipework fittings isdeemed to include:(a) Bends,                     (b) Elbows,               (c) Branches,   (d) Reducers,    (e) Tees,(f) Reducing bends,    (g) Reducing tees,   (h) Caps,           (i) Flanges, and the like.

  • 62

    HKSMM 4

    COVERAGE RULESC.2 Pipework is deemed to include:(a) Fittings for pipes 

  • 63

    HKSMM 4In‐line fittings

    Accessories

    Ancillaries

  • 64

    HKSMM 4

  • 65

    HKSMM 4

  • 66

    HKSMM 4

  • 67

    HKSMM 4

    MEASUREMENT RULES

    M.2 Ductwork rectangular in section is measured over all in‐line fittings, short running lengths and branches, (but not through items of inline equipment).

    M.3 Where an in‐line reduction in size (given by circumference/perimeter) occurs at a reducer or tee etc. the largest size shall be measured for the full length of the fitting.

  • 68

    HKSMM 4

    COVERAGE RULES

    C.2 Work is deemed to include all in‐line fittings

    C.3 Work is deemed to include all cutting of ductwork to fittings, equipment and ancillaries, and providing all necessary materials, heat, bolts, nuts, washers and everything necessary for making joints and connections.

  • 69

    HKSMM 4

  • 70

    HKSMM 4

  • 71

    Preparation for Measurement

    DrawingsSpecifications / Codes of PracticesStandard Method of MeasurementPreamblesSample Bills, if any

  • 72

    Preambles

  • 73

    Preambles

  • 74

    Preambles

  • 75

    Preambles

  • 76

    Preambles

  • 77

    Preambles

  • 78

    Preambles

  • 79

    Preambles

  • 80

    Preambles

  • 81

    Preambles

  • 82

    Preparation for Measurement

    DrawingsSpecifications / Codes of PracticesStandard Method of MeasurementPreamblesSample Bills

  • 83

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 84

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 85

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 86

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 87

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

    Cross reference to drawings or specification

    Type and duty stated

  • 88

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 89

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

    Type of material

    Size, gauge or thickness and type stated

  • 90

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 91

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 92

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 93

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 94

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 95

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

    To be discussed in Electrical and Control Sections

  • 96

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 97

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 98

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 99

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 100

    Sample Bills

    https://www.archsd.gov.hk/media/38193/Model_Bill_2012.pdf

  • 101

    A ReminderEquipment 

    Pipework 

    Pipework in‐line fittings / ancillaries 

    Ductwork (rectangular)  

    Ductwork (circular / oval)  

    Ductwork in‐line fittings / ancillaries 

    nr

    nr

    nr

    m

    m

    m2

  • 102

    A Reminder

  • 103

    Chilled water pipeworks Insulation

    Protective Covering and Finishing

  • 104

    Chilled water pipeworks

    What about: InsulationProtective Covering and Finishing

  • 105

    Chilled water pipeworks / Insulation / Protective Covering and Finishing

  • 106

    Chilled water pipeworks / Insulation / Protective Covering and Finishing

  • 107

    Ductwork Insulation

    Protective Coverings and Finishings

  • 108

    Ductwork / Insulation / Protective Covering and Finishing

    Insulation to rectangular ductwork is measured the nett area in contact with the base of all ducting as installed and overall ducting fittings and joints

  • 109

    Ductwork / Insulation / Protective Covering and Finishing

    Protective coverings and finishings to insulated rectangular ductwork is measured the nett area in contact with the base of all ducting as installed and overall ducting fittings and joints

  • Disclaimer Note

    This set of notes has been prepared according to the author’s own experience of therelevant practice and is intended for educational purpose and information only. Noresponsibility for loss occasioned to any person acting or refraining from actionoccasioned by or as a result of any material included will be accepted by the authoror its company.

    The materials and information contained herein are not intended to offer or provideany technical advice concerning the topics covered. Please consult professionalengineers / your QS senior where necessary.