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@@ -75,17 +75,15 @@ Consult with the Senior Construction Estimator in this case.
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> [!important]
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> Be careful of ambiguous terminology in specifications and PDI proposals:
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> "underground" and "below grade" are sometimes used inappropriately
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> to describe PVC in-slab.
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> "underground" and "below grade" are sometimes used inappropriately to describe PVC in-slab.
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> It may be that rigid stub-ups are only necessary when emerging from grade (dirt),
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> but not when emerging from the slab.
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#### Garage Slab
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#### Precast Slab
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_Conventional Slab_: PVC in Slab
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_Precast_: EMT
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Typical of garage construction.
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See [[pdi-breakdowns#Garage]] for more info.
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PVC in-slab may not be utilized for precast slabs.
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#### Slab Thickness
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@@ -116,7 +114,10 @@ may be routed through with special permission.
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#### Post-Tensioned Slabs
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[[construction-methods#Post-Tensioned Slab|Post-Tensioned Slab]]
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Raceway considerations for
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[[construction-methods#Post-Tensioned Slab|post-tensioned slabs]],
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(namely if PVC may be utilized, and if so, what sizes)
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are contentious.
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> [!cite] [[joel-jansen]] 2025-08-15, in reference to [[belle-meade-plaza|Belle Meade Plaza]] (pp.)
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> No affect on takeoff. Routing in slab still possible.
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@@ -134,7 +135,9 @@ may be routed through with special permission.
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### MC Cable Overhead
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_Market Type = Assisted Living:_ MC-AP may be required.
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_Market Type = Assisted Living:_
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[MC AP cable](https://www.southwire.com/wire-cable/metal-clad-cable/c/c-mc-mcap)
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may be required.
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#### Concealment
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@@ -145,10 +148,15 @@ may only be used where they will be concealed from view.
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> Temporary provisions for unfinished spaces
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> (e.g. core and shell [[pdi-building-types#Retail|retail]])
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> [!info]
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> This is not a code requirement,
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> though it is frequently stated to be.
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> It is, however, near universal specification.
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#### Multi-Circuit Homeruns
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Different schools of thought exist
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on whether to use multi-neutral MC or EMT for homeruns.
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on whether to use multi-neutral MC or pipe and wire for homeruns.
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Which is more cost-effective
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is apparently subject to transient market conditions.
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Seek clarification from your senior on a job by job basis.
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@@ -189,6 +197,8 @@ Use compression fittings.
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Not usually permissible, except in Florida.
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Where acceptable usually utilized in lieu of EMT.
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## By Specification
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> [!info] Example Specs Relevant to Wiring Methods Selection
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@@ -218,7 +228,7 @@ flowchart
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#### Fire Rated Feeders
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[[fire-resistive-wiring-methods-takeoff]]
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Where required see [[fire-resistive-wiring-methods-takeoff]].
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PDI estimating practice is to run all "emergency" feeds
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(life-safety or just standby)
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