Current Projects in Gilman Hall

We want to check the possibility to replace a chiller with chilled water. I spoke to Eric Ohrt about this today. This is tied to worktag account FSU 0000496. We are attempting to collect information about the total heat to be dissipated by this system.

1. We are hoping to have a small air compressor and air dryer installed in 0500 Office and Lab. 2. There are copper air lines from 0500 O&L into 1708 Gilman. There is currently nothing connected on either end. 3. I am hoping to extend the copper tubing from 1708 into 1702 to connect to an existing pressure manifold to service an instrument. 4. I have attached an approximate diagram. In addition to the extension, a hole may need to be punched or expanded in the wall between 1702&1708. There are existing holes to accommodate radiator plumbing and some other utilities. 5. There are large, unshielded superconducting magnets in these rooms, so minimal metal equipment can be present in some places close to the work sites, and FP&M staff will need to consult with CIF staff regarding laboratory/magnet safety requirements when completing the work. Metal tools and soldering/sweating equipment is ok to use, but must be carefully placed where it is not too close to strong magnetic fields.

We need to figure out how to get 2 new 75HP (SFA17A and SFA17B) motors for AHU17 into mechanical room 4055. Scott Nibe and Don Gregory can install once motors are in the room and can take out old motors in pieces. These motors will weigh roughly 900lbs. We have one motor in Chem Waste Storage that will be used. The other motor needed can be supplied through Reese Electric. Please talk with Scott and Don about motor specs and ordering.

Insulate an exterior plywood door, update/change lighting, add heat Additional location information: CHEMISTRY DOCK

We would like to have the Engineering Team review the Steam Venting from the Condensate Tanks in the South Mechanical Rooms for Code Compliance and develop detailed a plan to correct the deficiencies found that could be shared with either a contractor and in-house staff. An engineering probable cost estimate would be appreciated.