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Electrical Design Standards ManualTable of ContentsTable of ContentsSummary of Revisions . ixPurpose of Design Standards Manuals . xiChapter 1- General. 131.0. General . 131.1. Utility Descriptions . 131.1.1. Normal Electrical Power . 131.1.2. Communications . 141.1.3. Alarm Systems . 141.1.4. Security System . 141.2. Design Parameters. 151.2.1. Electrical Equipment Ratings . 151.2.2. Excess Capacity . 151.2.3. Voltage Drop . 151.2.4. Short Circuit Current . 151.2.5. Power Factor . 151.2.6. Listing Agencies . 161.3. Design Document Requirements . 161.3.1. Design Analysis Requirements . 161.3.2. Construction Drawing Requirements . 16Chapter 2- Interior Electrical Power Distribution Systems . 192.0. Interior Electrical Power Distribution Systems . 192.0.1. Scope. 192.0.2. Criteria . 192.0.3. Design Approach . 202.0.4. Buildings with Multiple Electrical Services . 202.0.5. Facility Planning . 222.0.6. System Planning . 222.0.7. Energy Management Systems and Devices . 232.1. Materials and Equipment . 232.1.1. Conductors . 232.1.2. Raceways. 242.1.3. Panelboards and Circuit Breakers . 242.1.4. Low Voltage Switchgear and Switchboards . 272.1.5. Low Voltage Utility Metering Equipment . 282.1.6. Low Voltage DEN Submetering . 282.1.7. Low Voltage Motor Control . 292.1.8. 4,160-Volt Switchgear . 292.1.9. Unit Substations . 302.1.10. 4,160-Volt Motor Control. 302.1.11. Uninterruptible Power Supply . 312.1.12. Central Lighting Inverters . 312.1.13. Receptacles . 312.1.14. Concourse Photovoltaic Systems . 322.1.15. Signage . 33Q4 2020iiiDenver International Airport
Electrical Design Standards ManualTable of Contents2.1.16. Elevators . 332.1.17. Automatic Transfer Switches . 332.2. Installations . 342.2.1. Design . 342.2.2. Systems . 342.2.3. Services . 342.2.4. Emergency Power Systems . 352.2.5. Wiring Systems . 362.2.6. Branch Circuit Requirements . 372.2.7. System Protection . 382.2.8. Electrical Safety . 392.2.9. Lightning Protection . 392.2.10. Energy Conservation Measures. 392.2.11. Telecommunication Rooms. 40Chapter 3- Grounding Systems . 413.0. Grounding Systems . 413.0.1. Scope. 413.0.2. Criteria . 413.0.3. Design Approach . 413.0.4. Design Task Categories. 423.0.5. Design Analysis Requirements . 423.1. Materials. 423.1.1. General. 423.2. Installations . 433.2.1. General. 433.2.2. System Ground. 443.2.3. Equipment Grounding . 443.2.4. Building Ground Electrode Systems . 443.2.5. Equipment Ground Bus . 443.2.6. Other Grounding System Installations . 45Chapter 4- Lightning Protection Systems . 494.0. Lightning Protection Systems . 494.0.1. Scope. 494.0.2. Criteria . 494.0.3. Design Approach . 494.0.4. Design Analysis Requirements . 494.1. Materials. 504.1.1. General. 504.2. Installations . 504.2.1. General. 50Chapter 5- Lighting Systems . 535.0. Lighting Systems . 535.0.1. Scope. 535.0.2. Criteria . 535.0.3. Design Approach . 535.0.4. Design Task Categories. 53Q4 2020ivDenver International Airport
Electrical Design Standards ManualTable of Contents5.0.5. Design Standards Nomenclature . 545.0.6. Design Analysis Requirements . 555.1. Equipment . 565.1.1. Standardization of Equipment . 565.1.2. General Requirements . 565.1.3. Luminaire Requirements . 565.1.4. Performance Requirements . 575.1.5. Lighting Control Requirements . 575.2. Installations . 585.2.1. Installations . 585.2.2. Luminaire Selection . 585.2.3. Emergency Lighting . 595.2.4. Large Area, Normal Mounting Height Lighting . 595.2.5. Efficiency Considerations . 595.3. Facility Design Guidelines . 605.3.1. Main Terminal Complex . 605.3.2. Concourse Facilities. 665.3.3. Parking Facilities . 675.3.4. Maintenance Facilities . 685.3.5. Vehicle Storage Facilities . 685.3.6. Airfield Facilities . 685.3.7. Tunnel System . 705.4. Lighting Retrofits and Replacements . 705.4.1. General. 705.4.2. Concourse Expansions. 715.4.3. Parking Lots . 71Chapter 6- Facility Design Descriptions . 736.0. Facility Design Descriptions . 736.0.1. Scope. 736.0.2. Criteria . 736.0.3. Design Approach . 736.1. Passenger Terminal . 736.1.1. Electrical Submetering . 736.1.2. Ticketing and Baggage Claim Areas .
Electrical Design Standards Manual Summary of Revisions Q4 2020 ix Denver International Airport Summary of Revisions The following table lists revisions made in the past year to the Electrical Design Standards Manual (DSM). 2020 Revisions Fourth Quarter Revisions Reference Revision Description Throughout Heading and body text appearance changes.
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that airport capacity expansion decisions need to take into account a multi-airport perspective in assessing the value and timeliness of such investments. Planning scenarios based on calibrated airport choice model are developed to evaluate the market size of each airport. Keywords: Airport choice, Multi-airport region, Airport planning 1.
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Airport projects Key International Airports Projects Est. Cost (PHP bn) Est. Cost (USD mn) Ninoy Aquino International Airport* 15.0 333.3 Clark International Airport* 7.2 160.0 Mactan-Cebu International Airport 17.5 389.3 Davao International Airport** 5.9 130.7 TOTAL 45.6 1,013.3 Clark Int’l NAIA (Manila) Davao Int’l Mactan-Cebu In’tl
3) Legazpi Airport Development Project 4) Selected Airports Development Project (Tacloban and Bacolod (Silay)) 5) New Iloilo Airport Development Project 6) Mactan (Cebu) International Airport Project 7) Third Airport Development Project 8) Laguindingan Airport Development Project 9) Davao International Airport Development Project 10) Zamboanga .
Bicol International Airport formerly Development of New Legaspi (Daraga) Airport DOTC-CAAP Region V New Bohol Airport Project DOTC-CAAP Region VII Mactan Cebu International Airport Construction of New Passenger Terminal DOTC-MCIAA Region VII Tacloban Airport Re-Development Project DOTC-CAAP Region VIII Laguindingan Airport Air-Navigation System
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