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LAFA Food Distribution July 26, 2013

Introduction:

Existing Equipment Existing Configuration Generator 360KW 600A Switch 2500AF 2500AT 2500AF 2500AT N E LOAD Main Circuit Breaker SWITCHBOARD A.T.S. MDP Utility Power SERVICE ENTRANCE Equipment Room

MDP Main Distribution Panel Existing Equipment Existing Configuration Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Non Essential Loads Coolers Power Distribution

Option 1 – Provide Automated Control System This Option will provide Automated controls for refrigeration equipment to: ► Sequentially start the coolers so as not to exceed the system capacity. ► Shed all non essential loads ► The system shall have the capability to shed loads as required if the generator should become overburdened.

Proposed Configuration – Option 1 Generator 360KW 600A Switch 2500AF 2500AT 2500AF 2500AT N E LOAD Main Circuit Breaker SWITCHBOARD A.T.S. MDP Utility Power SERVICE ENTRANCE Equipment Room Existing Equipment New Equipment

Existing Equipment New Equipment MDP Main Distribution Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Non Essential Loads Coolers POWER DISTRIBUTION Install New Contactors Proposed Configuration – Option 1

Existing Equipment New Equipment To Coolers JOHNSON CONTROL SYSTEM Proposed Configuration – Option 1 FAC CONTROLLER IOM INPUT/OUTPUT MODULES To Coolers

Option 2 – Swap out Generator and Provide Contactors to Shed Non Essential Loads This Option will provide the following: ► Swap out the 360 KW Generator with a 480 KW Generator. The 480 KW Generator is existing and services another building on the same facility. The 360 KW generator will replace the 480 KW generator. ► Install contactors to shed non essential loads while the generator is running. They will drop out in the event of a normal power failure and automatically return when power is restored.

Proposed Configuration - OPTION 2 Existing Equipment New Equipment Relocated Generator 480KW 800A Switch 2500AF 2500AT 2500AF 2500AT N E LOAD Main Circuit Breaker Switchboard A.T.S. MDP Utility Power SERVICE ENTRANCE Equipment Room

Existing Equipment Proposed Configuration – OPTION 2 New Equipment MDP Main Distribution Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Non Essential Loads Coolers POWER DISTRIBUTION Install New Contactors

Option 3 – Swap out Generator and Reconfigure Power System This Option will replace the Generator and separate the Normal Power System from the Emergency Power System. ► Swap out the 360 KW Generator with a 480 KW Generator. The 480 KW Generator is existing and services another building on the same facility. The 360 KW generator will replace the 480 KW generator. ► Reconfigure wiring at the service entrance as shown in the following diagram to connect the Main Distribution Panel in parallel with the Automatic transfer Switch.. ► Install new Emergency Power Panel and relocate power feeders from HVAC equipment to it. ► The Existing Main Distribution Panel will not be energized by the generator.

Proposed Configuration - OPTION 3 Existing Equipment New Equipment Relocated Generator 480KW 800A Switch 2500AF 2500AT 2500AF 800AT N E LOAD MAIN 1 Switchboard A.T.S. MDP Utility Power SERVICE ENTRANCE Equipment Room TO EMERGENCY PANEL MAIN 2

Existing Equipment Proposed Configuration – OPTION 3 New Equipment MDP Main Distribution Panel - Normal Power Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Dist. Panel Non Essential Loads Coolers POWER DISTRIBUTION EDP Emergency Distribution Panel J JJ J Reroute Existing Loads to New Panel