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• • <br /> Vlad Diaconu <br /> Sazan Group <br /> September 11,2023, <br /> File No.262023.057.000 <br /> Page 2 <br /> verified without disassembling the racks. The connection is outside the scope of this review. <br /> The rack installer must verify that all connection points are securely connected to the posts for <br /> proper load transfer, when the rack is reinstalled in Building 40-03. Figure 2 shows an <br /> elevation view of the existing rack system. <br /> • <br /> 400 <br /> 6.9mfareatign :mow <br /> '1 <br /> xa <br /> Figure 2: Existing rack framing <br /> There are two sets of storage racks in Rooms 261 and 264 (Building 40-31), as shown in <br /> Figure 1. It is our understanding that both storage racks will be relocated to Building 40-03. <br /> Sheet 1 M263a of the mechanical drawings indicates that the larger rack (plan north in <br /> Figure 1)will be fully assembled in Building 40-03. Only one unit of the smaller rack(plan <br /> south in Figure 1)will be relocated to Building 40-03. See Mechanical Sheets 1M263a and <br /> 1M264 for the above-described rack layout. Our review considered either full or partial <br /> relocation of the smaller rack; the findings are not affected. <br /> During the site visit, it was observed that the top shelf(third shelf) of the storage rack has <br /> been modified to laterally brace and provide gravity support to a sprinkler pipe system. The <br /> size of the sprinkler pipe was not measured as it was not accessible due to height limitation. <br /> The modified section is approximately 2'-0" high and is mainly constructed from struts <br /> material and strut brackets. The gravity and lateral load from the sprinkler system did not <br /> appear to be significant; however, Reid Middleton has not reviewed the capacity of the <br /> Reid iddleton <br /> 1.13 <br />