VENTILATION OUTAGE - CLSL-A - DECEMBER 1ST FROM 1:00PM TO 3:00PM

TO ALL IN CLSL-A:

F&S will be conducting a VENTILATION OUTAGE affecting the south portion of CLSL-A on Wednesday, December 1^st from 1:00PM to 3:00PM. This outage is needed to test dampers and redundant fan service as part of the ongoing ESCO project renovations. The outage will only affect the supply air in the areas of CLSL-A serviced by fans S1 and S2 (highlighted in orange and gray on the attached map). Occupants in these areas may notice fluctuations in airflow and temperature. Further details about this outage are listed below:

Approved Outage Details:

Outage Request Number: 57003

Outage Time : 2021/12/01 13:00 until 2021/12/01 15:00

Outage Type : VENTILATION

Building : 0070 - CHEMICAL & LIFE SCIENCES LABORATORY

Building Sections affected : South portion of "A" building

Building Services affected : Supply air

Building Occupants Effect : Fluctuation in airflow and temperature

Ventilation Fan No. : S1 and S2

Ventilation Area. : South portion of "A" building

Comments : null

Reason : Testing dampers/redundant fan service. This work is part of U16061 EPC Project 005.

If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to email the SCS Facilities and Safety team at scs-facilities@mx.uillinois.edu. This information will also be available for viewing on the SCS Building Outages/Important Notices blog: www.scsbuildingoutages.blogspot.com.

 

Shane Brownfield, CCHO

Safety/Environmental Compliance Specialist– School of Chemical Sciences

94 Roger Adams Lab

217-300-6618

sbrownfi@illinois.edu

VENTILATION OUTAGE - CLSL-A - NOVEMBER 30TH FROM 7:00AM TO 3:00PM

TO ALL IN CLSL-A:

F&S will be conducting a VENTILATION OUTAGE affecting the designated areas of CLSL-A on Tuesday, November 30^th from 7:00AM to 3:00PM. This outage is needed to install controls as part of the ongoing ESCO project renovations. During this outage, there will be no supply air available to those areas served by the S2 supply fan. These areas are highlighted in gray on the attached maps. Occupants in the affected areas may notice warmer than usual space temperatures. Further details about this outage are listed below:

Outage Request Number: 56994

Outage Time : 2021/11/30 07:00 until 2021/11/30 15:00

Outage Type : VENTILATION

Building : 0070 - CHEMICAL & LIFE SCIENCES LABORATORY

Building Sections affected : Floors 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5. (maps avail upon req to whitson@illinois.edu)

Building Services affected : AHU-S2

Building Occupants Effect : AHU-S2 will be shutdown for 8 hrs

Ventilation Fan No. : AHU-S2

Ventilation Area. : Floors 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5. (maps avail upon req to whitson@illinois.edu)

Comments : null

Shutoff Location : NOT APPLICABLE

Reason : Controls installations

If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to email the SCS Facilities and Safety team at scs-facilities@mx.uillinois.edu. This information will also be available for viewing on the SCS Building Outages/Important Notices blog: www.scsbuildingoutages.blogspot.com.

 

Shane Brownfield, CCHO

Safety/Environmental Compliance Specialist– School of Chemical Sciences

94 Roger Adams Lab

217-300-6618

sbrownfi@illinois.edu

LOW PRESSURE STEAM OUTAGE - NOYES LAB - NOVEMBER 19TH FROM 7:00AM TO 12:00PM

TO ALL IN NOYES LAB:

F&S is conducting a LOW PRESSURE STEAM OUTAGE affecting Noyes Lab on Friday, November 19^th from 7:00AM to 12:00PM(Noon). This outage is needed to repair a ruptured gasket. During this outage, building occupants may notice cooler than usual space temperatures. Further details about the outage are listed below:

Outage Request Number: 56987

Outage Time : 2021/11/19 07:00 until 2021/11/19 12:00

Outage Type : LOW PRESSURE STEAM

Building : 0012 - NOYES LABORATORY OF CHEMISTRY

Building Sections affected : Entire Building

Building Services affected : Building Preheat and building perimeter heat

Building Occupants Effect : Cooler temperatures

Comments : Leak is in North courtyard mechanical room

Shutoff Location : NOT APPLICABLE

Reason : Gasket on flange has ruptured. If not repaired asap the leak will damage flange resulting in longer repair /outage time.

If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to email the SCS Facilities and Safety team at scs-facilities@mx.uillinois.edu. This information will also be available for viewing on the SCS Building Outages/Important Notices blog: www.scsbuildingoutages.blogspot.com.

 

Shane Brownfield, CCHO

Safety/Environmental Compliance Specialist– School of Chemical Sciences

94 Roger Adams Lab

217-300-6618

sbrownfi@illinois.edu