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4.3.9.7 Concrete aprons serve as outdoor workbays, especially for
portable hydraulic hoists, and will be 11 m (36 ft) in depth.
4.3.9.8 Vehicle exhaust drops should be located in each workbay.
The drops must be of sufficient flexibility and length, and have
appropriate terminations to adequately serve the units' vehicles.
4.3.9.9 Designers should pay particular attention to coordination of
systems in the space above the workbays. Lights, space conditioning,
exhaust drops, power/light reels, overhead doors, etc., compete for
space and must be coordinated for space functionality.
4.3.9.10 Overhead workbay doors are typically 4900 mm wide by
4300 mm high (16 by 14 ft). Provide 6-inch diameter concrete fillcap
heavy weight steel protective bollards inside and outside of overhead
door jambs and at corners of OMS buildings adjacent to traffic paths.
Provide powered door operation.
located 460 mm (18 in) above the floor.
and will normally be located in the mechanical room with a quick
disconnect outlet in each workbay.
4.3.9.13 A service sink, drinking fountain, and eyewash/deluge
shower will be provided in the workbay area. Hose bibbs will be
provided in each workbay, contractor-furnished and installed.
4.3.9.14 Overhead cranes are not typically authorized for an OMS;
see 4.5.2 for overhead crane information, if authorized.
4.3.9.15 Space Design Information
General/Code
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4.3.10 Mechanical/Custodial
4.3.10.1 Separate spaces are provided for the location of electrical
panels, telephone equipment, water heaters, heating equipment, air
compressors, and storage of maintenance equipment and supplies.
Codes and Tenant preference may require separate rooms for
telephone and/or electrical systems. Access may be exterior only.
UFC 4-171-05
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