Construction Features Clause Samples

The 'Construction Features' clause defines the specific design elements, materials, and standards that must be incorporated into a construction project. It typically outlines requirements such as structural specifications, types of finishes, energy efficiency measures, or accessibility features that the contractor must adhere to during the build. By clearly detailing these expectations, the clause ensures that the finished project meets the agreed-upon quality and regulatory standards, thereby minimizing disputes and misunderstandings about the scope and quality of work.
Construction Features. DRAFT - Energy conservation specifications for insulation, windows & doors, heating & ventilation that meets or exceeds energy requirements of the Ontario Building Code. - Poured concrete front porch and garage floor with reinforced grade beams. - Advanced floor joist system utilizing engineered floor joist technology. - Tongue and groove sub-floors glued, nailed and screwed down to floor joist. - 3/8” plywood or OSB roof sheathing. - Covered front porch, as per plan. - Exterior walls of habitable areas framed with 2”x 6” stud construction with walls insulated to R-27, basement insulated to R-20 and attic insulated to R-60. - Spray foam insulation in garage ceiling below habitable areas as well as all cantilevered areas. - Air/vapour barrier applied to exterior walls. Air seal package to all exterior doors and windows. - All garage walls to be fully drywalled. Subject to the terms of the Agreement of Purchase and Sale attached hereto, the Vendor shall have the right to substitute other products and materials for those listed in this Schedule or provided for in the plans and specifications provided that the substituted products and materials are of a quality equal to, or better than, the products and materials so listed or so provided.
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Construction Features. Any construction features requested, other than those shown in the construction plans, must have approval by the Project Manager to be included in the ROW Contract. All construction additions to the ROW Contract are subject to the approval of the ROW Director.
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Construction Features. Monophasic arc suppressor neutral reactors will be provided for external installation, immersed in insulating oil cooled by oil natural circulation air natural circulation (ONAN). The following are part of the supply: - Insulating oil for the first filling, with a minimum reserve of 5% for replacement. - Insulation boards for equipment support.
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Construction Features. In general, oil immersed type transformers, cooled by natural circulation of oil and air (ONAN) will be supplied and its design should allow increasing its capacity by forced ventilation (ONAF 1 andONAF 2).
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Construction Features. In general zinc oxide (ZnO) arresters will be supplied for outdoor installation. They will be fitted to protect equipment against lightning surges and switching surges. Permanent current must return to a non-growing constant value after dissipation of the transient produced by a discharge. The arresters are suitable for rigid ground systems, residual voltage and impulse currents should be as low as possible. No discharge shall occur caused by corona. Sharp points in terminals should be adequately shielded using anti-corona rings to meet the requirements of radio interference and corona. The materialof the resistor unit will be zinc oxide and each discharger may be constituted by one or several units, and each one must be a discharger itself. They must be equipped with discharge counters.
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Construction Features. In general, reactors will be supplied for outdoor service, winding immersed in oil, designed for natural circulation of oil and air (ONAN).
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Construction Features a) Extinction ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇: they will be designed with appropriate safety factors, so as to obtain mechanical and electrical robustness to allow any disruption of current from zero to the nominal value of the short circuit current and all operations contemplated by the IEC and ANSI standards.
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Construction Features. (a) The junction boxes shall be fabricated out of material specified in Datasheet-A and shall be of rectangular shape. The cover shall be hinged or bolted with captive nuts and bolts and shall be provided with neoprene gasket lining all over. (b) The junction boxes shall be provided with suitable knock outs/ gland plates for conduit/ cable connection. The conduit connection shall be properly sealed. The junction boxes meant for cable connection shall be complete with removable gland plates, glands and cable lugs, as required. The junction boxes shall be provided with two earthing terminals suitable for 14SWG GI earthing wires. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR LIGHTING POLES SPECIFICATION NO. PE-SS-999-558-E004 (c) The junction boxes shall be weather proof type conforming to IP-55 of IS:2147. Junction boxes for street light poles and lighting/lightning masts shall be provided with hinged doors and ▇▇▇▇▇ keys with bolts as locking arrangement. (d) The boxes and cover shall be hot dip galvanised. (e) The junction boxes shall be suitable for mounting on lighting poles, mast etc. The brackets, bolts, nuts, screws and any other erection accessories required for erection shall be provided along with the junction box.
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