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    The document provides a design features report for the electrical design of St. Valentine's Hospital, which is expanding from a double floor building to four floors. It estimates the total electrical load to be 531 kW based on power density limits. A new 750 kVA transformer will be installed with the option to add a second transformer for expansion. Lighting options are suggested for different areas to meet illumination targets based on standards. General requirements for distribution boards, emergency power supply, earthing, cabling and outlets are also outlined.

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    The document provides a design features report for the electrical design of St. Valentine's Hospital, which is expanding from a double floor building to four floors. It estimates the total electrical load to be 531 kW based on power density limits. A new 750 kVA transformer will be installed with the option to add a second transformer for expansion. Lighting options are suggested for different areas to meet illumination targets based on standards. General requirements for distribution boards, emergency power supply, earthing, cabling and outlets are also outlined.

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    The document provides a design features report for the electrical design of St. Valentine's Hospital, which is expanding from a double floor building to four floors. It estimates the total electrical load to be 531 kW based on power density limits. A new 750 kVA transformer will be installed with the option to add a second transformer for expansion. Lighting options are suggested for different areas to meet illumination targets based on standards. General requirements for distribution boards, emergency power supply, earthing, cabling and outlets are also outlined.

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    Design Features Report

    St. Valentine’s Hospital

    Submitted To: Joshua Le Mon

    Submitted By: Aishwarya Rajan


    Antony George
    Jofy.P.George
    Needhu Paul
    INTRODUCTION
    This document serves as a design features report for the electrical design of St. Valentine’s
    Hospital owned by St. Valentine’s Medical Group. The hospital is currently a double floor
    building with identical floors. There are plans for two more identical floors to be built.
    The ceiling height is 2.4m and floor area is 1500 sq. m. The total load is estimated, and
    lighting options are suggested.

    ESTIMATED LOAD
    The load is estimated based on Power Density Limits taken from NZS4243.2:2007 and
    lumped loads.
    Item Total Area Lighting (w/m^2) Power (w/m^2) Total lighting(kw) Total power(kw)
    Staff Room 62.2 15 25 0.933 1.555
    O/N Room 108.9 17 15 1.8513 1.6335
    Two Bed Ward 230.8 17 8 3.9236 1.8464
    Four Bed Ward 189.84 17 15 3.22728 2.8476
    Kitchen 31.26 15 160 0.4689 5.0016
    Equipment Room 18.96 13 263.7130802 0.24648 5

    Procedure Room
    29.18 17 90 0.49606 2.6262
    Medicine Room 19.9 10 150.7537688 0.199 3
    Ensuite 84.6 10 6 0.846 0.5076

    Clean Utility room


    64.64 13 115 0.84032 7.4336

    Dirty Utility Room


    25.94 13 75 0.33722 1.9455
    Store 26.58 13 20 0.34554 0.5316
    Clean-up Room 89.94 15 7 1.3491 0.62958
    Corridor 360 17 5 6.12 1.8
    Staff Station 45.2 15 15 0.678 0.678
    Wash Room 32 13 20 0.416 0.64
    Whanau Room 40 13 15 0.52 0.6
    22.7978 38.27618
    Total 61.07398

    Lumped Load Power (kW)


    Lifts 20
    Heating 100
    Exterior Lighting 50
    STP 200
    Fire Pumps 100
    Total 470

    Total Estimated Load 531.07398 kW


    663.842475 kVA
    POWER SUPPLY
    A new transformer of 750 kVA is to be installed on site. When the hospital is expanded a
    second transformer or a new transformer should be installed.

    LOW VOLTAGE MAIN SWITCHBOARD


    A new 400V main switch board will be installed.

    SUBMAINS AND RISERS & DB’S


    New submains and distribution boards will be installed. A ring main is used to maintain
    continuity of supply even during faults.

    GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
     New floor DBs will be surface mounted metal enclosed type.
     The DB’s will be designed according to standard construction and generally used
    miniature circuit breaker (MCB) protection for sub circuits and

    Residual current device (RCD) or

    Isolation Transformers for body protected patient areas

    with Line Indication Monitors (LIM) according to ASNZS2500-2004


     DB’s within public spaces will be non-lockable and located within lockable
    cupboards detailed by the architect.
     DB’s within service areas that are not required to be within cupboards will be
    lockable.

    EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY


    Emergency backup options available are:
     A 100% Backup generator of 750kVA for the current two floor hospital with
    expansion of a similar generator when the hospital building is expanded.
     A backup generator of 1500kVA catering for the future expansion now itself.

    UPS SUPPLY
     Local UPS as required has be provided by the client.
     Central UPS system with UPS distribution board on each floor. Higher cost
    installation due to new riser cabling and additional floor DB’s.
    EARTHING
     The earthing system is required.

    SUB CIRCUIT CABLING


    Sub circuit cabling to final outlets will be via two-compartment skirting trunking surface
    mounted (one for power, one for communication), provided to the perimeter of all office
    spaces.

    LIGHTING
    The standards NZS4243.2-2007+A1 Energy efficiency of large buildings and
    ASNZS1680.2.5-2018 Interior and workplace lighting: Hospital and medical tasks are used to
    determine the needed illumination in the various areas of the hospital and options of possible
    lightings are given as below.
    Light fittings are taken from Fagerhult Lighting’s catalogue. All lights are LEDs.

    Staff rooms
    Targeted Illumination to be 240lx
    Pozzo I Delta
    Recessed Mounting
    Delta Louvre – microprism louvre in acrylic TPb (PMMA) with a thin opal diffuser
    (acrylic/PMMA) on the inside.
    Luminaires with Tunable White (2700-6500 K)
    Effect, W 15

    Scoot 65/35, DALI/Phase-pulse


    Installation Two point suspension c/c 48 mm
    Louvre Opal - opal acrylic diffuser
    Effect, W 29

    Wards
     General Lighting
    Targeted illumination to be 160 lx
    Eira Recessed, DALI/Phase-pulse
    Installation Recessed Protection class 1 IP rating 20 Light control DALI/Phase-pulse
    Effect, W 55

    Discover Evo
    Recessed or surface mounting on ceilings or walls
    Effect W 19
     Evening Lighting
    Targeted illumination to be 1 lx

    Pleiad Wallwasher G3
    A symmetrical downlight for lighting on walls.
    e-Sense Tune – PIR sensor with presence, daylight control. Tuneable White and dynamic
    light. Controlled with Bluetooth unit. RF communications for slaves.
    Effect W 20
    Aluflex Medica
    Wall bracket installation
    Effect W 6
     Examination Lighting
    Targetted illumination to be 320 lx
    Combinations of Aluflex Medica and Eira used as a directed light.
    Whanau Room
    Pleiad Wallwasher G3
    A symmetrical downlight for lighting on walls.
    e-Sense Tune – PIR sensor with presence, daylight control. Tuneable White and dynamic
    light. Controlled with Bluetooth unit. RF communications for slaves.
    Effect W 20

    Appareo 40/60
    Installation Two-point wire pendant. External ballast box is mounted directly to ceiling or
    placed. Louvre Delta.
    Effect W 43
    Corridoors
    Sektor
    Ceiling or wall mounted.
    Luminaire body and Lamell – lamell louvre in enamelled sheet steel.
    Effect W 15

    Pleiad Wallwasher G3
    A symmetrical downlight for lighting on walls.
    e-Sense Tune – PIR sensor with presence, daylight control. Tuneable White and dynamic
    light. Controlled with Bluetooth unit. RF communications for slaves.
    Effect W 20
    Staff Station
    Aluflex Medica
    Wall bracket installation
    Effect W 19
    Pleiad Wallwasher G3
    A symmetrical downlight for lighting on walls.
    e-Sense Tune – PIR sensor with presence, daylight control. Tuneable White and dynamic
    light. Controlled with Bluetooth unit. RF communications for slaves.
    Effect W 20

    All other areas


    Discover Evo
    Recessed or surface mounting on ceilings or walls
    Effect W 19
    Eira Recessed, DALI/Phase-pulse
    Installation Recessed Protection class 1 IP rating 20 Light control DALI/Phase-pulse
    Effect, W 55

    POWER OUTLETS
     To serve the proposed areas of the hospital
     RCD/Isolation transform with Line Indication Monitors for patient protected areas

    Ducting
    In skirting trunking on perimeter of building
    And - Directly in walls in internal areas
    And - Floor boxes (Staff Stations)

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