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Apertures. 1.4.1. In addition to the opening for the fan, the test apparatus includes six apertures. The dimensions and positioning of the apertures are according to the coordinates in Table 3. The positions are referenced from two diagonally opposite corners (all apertures are rectangular in shape). The apertures are shown in Figure 4. …
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Apertures. Where there are apertures in any boundary, including, but not limited to, operable (as initially constructed) windows, doors, bay windows and skylights, such boundaries shall be extended to include the operable (as initially constructed) windows, doors and other fixtures located in such apertures, including all frameworks, window casings and weather stripping thereof, together with exterior surfaces made of glass or other transparent materials; provided, however, that the exteriors of doors facing interior Common Element hallways, if any, shall not be included in the boundaries of the Unit and shall therefore be Common Elements. Notwithstanding anything herein contained to the contrary, any elevators (including all mechanical equipment serving, and housing for the elevators) wholly contained within and solely serving a Unit (to the exclusion of all other Units), if any, shall be deemed part of the Unit. Further, notwithstanding anything to the contrary, the structural components of the Building, and the Life Safety Systems, regardless of where located, are expressly excluded from the Units and are instead deemed Common Elements. For purposes hereof, to the extent that the Building includes a curtain wall and/or window walls (i.e., non-operable windows, doors, bay windows and skylights), then any non-operable glass and/or transparent surfaces incorporated into such portion of the curtain wall and/or window wall system (and any installations or other portions of the curtain wall and/or window wall system) shall be deemed excluded from the Unit, considered part of the structural components of the Building and be deemed Common Elements hereunder. NOTWITHSTANDING ANYTHING HEREIN CONTAINED TO THE CONTRARY, NO POST TENSION CABLES AND/OR REINFORCEMENT BARS CONTAINED IN THE BUILDING SHALL BE CONSIDERED A PART OF A UNIT. AS SUCH POST TENSIONED CABLES‌ AND/OR REINFORCEMENT BARS ARE ESSENTIAL TO THE STRUCTURE AND SUPPORT OF THE BUILDING, ALL POST TENSIONED CABLES AND/OR REINFORCEMENT BARS SHALL BE DEEMED COMMON ELEMENTS OF THE CONDOMINIUM AND MAY NOT BE DISTURBED OR ALTERED WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE BOARD.
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Apertures. Where there are apertures in any boundary, including but not limited to, windows and doors, the Unit's boundaries shall be extended to include the interior unfinished surfaces of such apertures, including all frameworks, window casings and weather stripping thereof. Exterior surfaces made of glass or other transparent material, and all framing and casings therefor, shall be included in the boundaries of the Unit.
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Apertures. Where there are apertures in any boundary, including, but not limited to, windows and doors, the boundaries of the Unit extend to the interior surface of all windows (which term does not include sliding glass doors but does include glass curtain walls) and extend to the exterior surface of sliding glass doors and unfinished exterior surfaces of exterior doors. The framework for windows (again not including framework for sliding glass doors) shall not be included in the boundaries of the Unit and shall be Common Elements.
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Apertures. 1.4.1. In addition to the opening for the fan, the test apparatus includes six apertures. The dimensions and positions of the apertures are given according to the coordinates in Table 3. The positions are given by referring to two diagonally opposite corners (all apertures are rectangular in shape). The apertures are shown in Figure 4. Table 3 A1 [0.03; 0.00; 1.08] – [1.18; 0.00; 1.13] 0.06 m2 A2 [1.22; 0.00; 1.08] – [2.37; 0.00; 1.13] 0.06 m2 B [2.40; 0.50; 0.70] – [2.40; 1.30; 0.90] 0.16 m2 C [0.85; 1.50; 0.03] – [1.24; 1,50; 0.36] 0.13 m2 D1 [2.00; 0.05; 0.00] – [2.35; 0.73; 0.00] 0.27 m2 D2 [2.00; 0.78; 0.00] – [2.35; 1.20; 0.00] 0.26 m2 Total area of aperture: 0.94 m2 1.5. Fan 1.5.1. An axial fan with a diameter of 710 mm shall be mounted on the left side of the fan cylinder. The diameter of the cylinder shall be equal to the diameter of the fan. The fan shall produce a certain rate of air flow through the cylinder according to the test scenarios in Appendices 2 to 5. A frequency converter may be used to adjust the fan speed. 1.6. Mock-up components 1.6.1. The dimensions of the engine mock-up are 1,000 mm × 650 mm × 500 mm. The dimensions of the muffler mock-up are diameter 400 mm × 800 mm. The exhaust manifold mock-up shall have the inner dimensions of diameter 80 mm × 900 mm. The mock-up components shall be hollowed. The exhaust manifold mock-up shall be connected to the muffler mock-up through a pipe with a diameter of 76 mm. A pipe from the muffler mock-up shall also be used to carry the exhaust gases from the pre-warming system out from the test apparatus.
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Apertures. 1.4.1. In addition to the opening for the fan, the test apparatus includes six apertures. The dimensions and positions of the apertures are given according to the coordinates in Table 3. The positions are given by referring to two diagonally opposite corners (all apertures are rectangular in shape). The apertures are shown in Figure 4. Table 3 A1 [0.03; 0.00; 1.08] – [1.18; 0.00; 1.13] 0.06 m2 A2 [1.22; 0.00; 1.08] – [2.37; 0.00; 1.13] 0.06 m2 B [2.40; 0.50; 0.70] – [2.40; 1.30; 0.90] 0.16 m2 C [0.85; 1.50; 0.03] – [1.24; 1,50; 0.36] 0.13 m2 D1 [2.00; 0.05; 0.00] – [2.35; 0.73; 0.00] 0.27 m2 D2 [2.00; 0.78; 0.00] – [2.35; 1.20; 0.00] 0.26 m2 Total area of aperture: 0.94 m2
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Apertures. Where there are apertures in any boundary, including, but not limited to, windows, doors, bay windows, skylights and sliding glass doors, such apertures shall not be included in the boundaries of the Unit and shall therefore be deemed part of the Shared Components, and as such, part of the Hotel Unit.
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