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m (www.usgbc.org/programs/i ndex.htm ) 4. Outdoor Industry Association Climbing Wall Industry Advisory Council 3775 Iris Avenue, Suite 5 Boulder CO 80301 Climbing Wall Engineering Standards A-2 INACTIVE UFC 4-740-03 1 NOVEMBER 2002 303-444-3353 303-444-3284(fax) email: info@outdoorindustry.org www.outdoorindustry.org Climbing Wall Route Setting Guide A-3 INACTIVE UFC 4-740-03 1 NOVEMBER 2002 APPENDIX B SPECIAL STORAGE REQUIREMENTS B-1 SPECIAL STORAGE REQUIREMENTS. The following is background information on special storage requirements for outdoor adventure equipment. B-1.1 Kayaks. B-1.1.1 Sunlight can degrade most kayak hull materials, including, fiberglass, plastic, and coated fabric. The best way to protect against sun damage is to store boats inside. B-1.1.2 Collapsible fabric kayaks ar
BER 2002 2-2 LAYOUT AND ADJACENCIES. 2-2.1 Functional Relationship Bubble Diagrams. Figure 2-1 applies to an OAC and an RC. Figure 2-2 applies to an OCOR. These bubble diagrams are not intended to represent mandatory or even suggested designs but are provided to indicate acceptable relative adjacencies of functional spaces. Circulation space is variable but must be included in overall area calculation. FIGURE 2-1. OAC AND RC FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIP BUBBLE DIAGRAM 2-9 INACTIVE UFC 4-740-03 1 NOVEMBER 2002 FIGURE 2-2. OCOR FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIP BUBBLE DIAGRAM 2-2.2 Adjacency Matrix. Tables 2-7.1 and 2-7.2 further illustrate the acceptable relative adjacencies of functional spaces and should be used in Conjunction with Figures 2-1 and 2-2. 2-10 INACTIVE UFC 4-740-03 1 NOVEMBER 2002 TABLE 2-
necessary functional criteria for each space within the facility. 3-1 INACTIVE UFC 4-740-03 1 NOVEMBER 2002 TABLE 3-1. SITE AND OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT DISPLAY Description/ Usage An exhibit area at the front of the facility that may contain scene displays of equipment or activities which support the facility. Min. Ceiling Ht. N/A Finishes Walls. N/A Floor. N/A Ceiling. N/A Plumbing N/A. HVAC N/A Fire Protection N/A Power Provide outdoor-rated outlets for exhibits. Lighting Site lighting for displays and aesthetics. Communication CCTV. None required. CATV/Internal Video. None required. PA/Audio. None required. Telephone. None required. Data. None required. Security. None required. Casework N/A Furnishings Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E) N/A Special Requirements None required. 3-2 INACTIVE UFC 4-740-0
nt. See Table 74034-1 for space allowances. Table 74034-1. Space Allowances For Thrift Shops Military Strength Gross SF Up to 2,000 1,400 2,001 to 4,000 2,000 4,001 to 6,000 2,700 6,001 to 8,000 3,400 8,001 to 10,000 4,000 10,001 to 12,000 4,500 12,001 to 14,000 4,950 Over 14,000 5,350 740 36 HOBBY SHOP – CRAFTECH (SF) FAC: 7411 BFR Required: N This CCN is for inventory purposes only. CANCELED UFC 2-000-05 700 Series - 115 740 37 MWR OUTDOOR RECREATION CENTER (SF) FAC: 7446 BFR Required: Y Design Criteria: UFC 4-740-03 1 November 2002 Design: Navy and Marine Corps Outdoor Adventure Centers and Rental Centers, https://www.wbdg.org/ffc/dod/unified-facilities-criteria-ufc/ufc-4-740-03 74037-1 DEFINITION: There are three categories of outdoor recreation centers included under this category cod
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,740.1 5,242.6 23,320 1,848 8,220 15,727.7 69,960 4.8 15 698 3,104.9 5,940.4 26,424 2,094 9,315 17,821.3 79,273 Note: a Sampson, dry, cyclic loading Dia. = diameter Cir. = circumference Av Fb = average break strength A⋅E = cross-sectional area times modulus of elasticity UFC 4-159-03 12 March 2020 109 Table 6-10 Factors to Consider when Specifying Synthetic Line or Wire Rope Parameter Safety Break strength Diameter Weight Buoyancy and hydrodynamic properties Ease of handling Equipment to be used Stretch/strain properties Load sharing between lines Dynamic behavior Reliability Durability Fatigue Exposure Chaffing/abrasion Wet vs. dry condition Experience Ability to splice Ability to provide terminations Inspection Cost Availability 6-7.2 Wire Ropes. Wire rope is composed of three parts: wir
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