| Type | Severity | Clause | Found in | Explanation | Cited | Model | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| cross-discipline | high | 1.1 | Rev A | The site utility trench along column line 12 is excavated to 4 feet 0 inches below finished grade, which is below the bearing depth of Footing F-12 at 3 feet 6 inches below finished grade, creating a potential conflict. |
structural 1.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | high | 2.1 | Rev A | The acoustic ceiling tile grid is set at 9 feet 0 inches above finished floor, which is incompatible with the steel joists over Data Hall 1 being at 9 feet 6 inches above finished floor. |
structural 2.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | high | 1.2 | Rev A | The architectural clause requires a minimum clearance of 8 feet 6 inches, while the mechanical clause specifies an exhaust louver at 7 feet 6 inches, which is lower than the required clearance and thus physically incompatible. |
mechanical 2.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | high | 1.2 | Rev A | The clause describes a structured cabling tray running through Electrical Room 214 at ceiling height, while candidate clause [id: 23ed8451-9f6f-4fdc-8da7-e294767c7174] requires a 36 inch deep working clearance for Switchgear SG-4, free of any other trade's infrastructure. This could be physically incompatible if the tray interferes with the required clearance. |
electrical 1.2
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | high | 1.1 | Rev A | The structured cabling tray for the BMS backbone in clause '1.1' (low_voltage) is routed through Electrical Room 210 at 3 feet 0 inches above finished floor, which is within the 42 inch deep working clearance zone of switchgear SG-2 required by clause [id: b88a0614-b3f5-45b1-ab48-78fc7d2547c1] electrical 1.1. This is physically incompatible because the cable tray is not outside the working clearance zone as required. |
electrical 1.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | high | 2.1 | Rev A | The condenser water piping is routed at 7 feet 0 inches above finished floor, but the reflected ceiling plan for Data Hall 1 requires a minimum 9 feet 0 inches clear from finished floor to the underside of any overhead equipment, duct, tray, or pipe. This is a physical incompatibility. |
architectural 1.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | high | 1.1 | Rev A | Clauses describe the same physical space (domestic water main/tie-in) at different depths (4 feet 0 inches vs 3 feet 0 inches below finished grade), which is physically incompatible. |
civil 1.2
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | high | 1.1 | Rev A | The sprinkler branch line SP-6 crosses Data Hall 2 at 14 feet 3 inches above finished floor, which is below the required duct insulation clearance of 14 feet 6 inches. |
fire_protection 1.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | high | 1.1 | Rev A | The structural beam B-14 provides a minimum clear height of 14 feet 0 inches above finished floor within Data Hall 2, which is below the required duct insulation clearance of 14 feet 6 inches. |
structural 1.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | high | 2.1 | Rev A | The exhaust louver EL-3 penetrates the Data Hall 4 exterior wall at 7 feet 6 inches above finished floor, but the reflected ceiling plan for Data Hall 4 requires a minimum 8 feet 6 inches clear from finished floor to the underside of any overhead equipment, duct, tray, or pipe. |
architectural 1.2
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | high | 1.1 | Rev A | The structured cabling tray for the BMS backbone running through Electrical Room 210 at 3 feet 0 inches above finished floor is within the switchgear SG-2 working clearance zone, which requires a dedicated 42 inch deep working clearance, free of any other trade's infrastructure, per NEC 110.26. |
low_voltage 1.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | medium | 1.1 | Rev A | The cable tray CT-5 and the structured cabling tray for the BMS backbone are routed through the same Electrical Room 210, with the cable tray at 3 feet 6 inches above finished floor and the structured cabling tray at 3 feet 0 inches above finished floor, potentially causing a conflict within the switchgear SG-2 working clearance zone. |
low_voltage 1.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | medium | 1.2 | Rev A | The site utility trench along column line 18 is excavated to 3 feet 0 inches below finished grade, which is above the footing F-18 bearing at 5 feet 0 inches below finished grade, potentially causing a conflict with the structural footing. |
structural 1.2
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | medium | 1.1 | Rev A | The door swing arc centered 8 inches off the west wall with a 42 inch radius ( clause 1.1 ) may encroach into the 42 inch deep dedicated working clearance required for Switchgear SG-2 in Electrical Room 210 ( clause 1.1 electrical ) |
electrical 1.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | medium | 1.2 | Rev A | The door swing into the corridor may conflict with the required 36 inch deep working clearance for Switchgear SG-4 in Electrical Room 214, as the door may encroach into this clearance zone. |
electrical 1.2
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | medium | 1.1 | Rev A | Footing F-12 at column line 12 bears at 3 feet 6 inches below finished grade, but the site utility trench along column line 12 is excavated to 4 feet 0 inches below finished grade, which may cause a conflict with the footing bearance. |
civil 1.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | medium | 1.2 | Rev A | The footing F-18 bears at a depth of 5 feet 0 inches below finished grade, while the site utility trench along the same column line 18 is excavated to a depth of 3 feet 0 inches below finished grade. This may cause a conflict if the footing and the utility trench intersect. |
civil 1.2
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | medium | 1.1 | Rev A | The sprinkler branch line SP-6 crosses Data Hall 2 at 14 feet 3 inches above finished floor, which is below the required duct insulation clearance of 14 feet 6 inches as specified in mechanical clause 1.1. |
mechanical 1.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | medium | 1.2 | Rev A | The plumbing clause 1.2 requires a depth of 3 feet 6 inches below finished floor for the sanitary main, while the civil clause 1.2 only excavates to 3 feet 0 inches below finished grade for the domestic water tie-in, which may cause a conflict in the site utility trench along column line 18. |
civil 1.2
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | medium | 1.2 | Rev A | The structured cabling tray for the BMS backbone in Electrical Room 214 may encroach upon the dedicated 36 inch deep working clearance required for Switchgear SG-4, potentially creating a physical incompatibility. |
low_voltage 1.2
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | medium | 1.1 | Rev A | The door D-21 to Electrical Room 210 swings inward with a 42 inch arc centered 8 inches off the west wall, which may interfere with the required dedicated 42 inch deep working clearance for switchgear SG-2. |
architectural 1.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | low | 1.2 | Rev A | The structural beam B-19 provides a minimum clear height of 15 feet 0 inches, while the ductwork DS-14 requires a minimum clearance of 13 feet 0 inches. This difference in height may cause a conflict if the ductwork is placed near the beam. |
mechanical 1.2
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | low | 2.1 | Rev A | Both clauses describe the mounting of a panel in an electrical closet, but they specify different heights above the finished floor, which could indicate a coordination conflict. |
electrical 2.1
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | low | 1.2 | Rev A | Sprinkler branch line SP-9 and structural beam B-19 describe the same physical space in Data Hall 3, but do not have a physically or functionally incompatible description since the sprinkler line is below the clear height provided by the beam. |
structural 1.2
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning | |
| cross-discipline | low | 1.2 | Rev A | The CRAC unit CU-9 requires 7 feet 0 inches of overhead clearance which is less than the minimum 8 feet 6 inches clear from finished floor required by the reflected ceiling plan for Data Hall 4, but since the clause requires clearance to accommodate top-discharge airflow and the reflected ceiling plan requires clearance to the underside of any overhead equipment, there might be some flexibility in the installation to avoid conflict. |
architectural 1.2
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llama-3.3-70b-versatile | view reasoning |