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<br />PLUMBING INSULATION
<br />PART 1 - GENERAL
<br />1.01 SUMMARY
<br />A. RELATED DOCUMENTS: PROVISIONS OF THE CONTRACT, INCLUDING CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT, DRAWINGS
<br />AND DIVISION 1 - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE SPECIFICATION, APPLY TO THIS SECTION.
<br />B. DESCRIPTION: PLUMBING INSULATION IS INDICATED BY CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND SHALL INCLUDE WORK
<br />NECESSARY AND INCIDENTAL TO COMPLETION AND PERFORMANCE OF THE WORK.
<br />C. SCHEDULES: REQUIRED TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF MECHANICAL INSULATION INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED
<br />TO, MATERIALS AND APPLICATION LOCATIONS SPECIFIED IN ARTICLE - SCHEDULES, AT END OF THIS SECTION.
<br />D. RELATED WORK:
<br />1. SLEEVES.
<br />2. FIRESTOPPING.
<br />1.02 QUALITY ASSURANCE
<br />A. MANUFACTURER QUALIFICATIONS: ONE OF ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS SPECIFIED FOR RESPECTIVE
<br />PRODUCT IN PART 2 OF THIS SECTION.
<br />B. INSTALLER QUALIFICATIONS: INSTALLER SHALL HAVE 5 YEARS MINIMUM DOCUMENTED EXPERIENCE IN
<br />DETAILING, FABRICATION, INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF EXTENT, TYPE AND QUALITY REQUIRED FOR
<br />WORK AND SHALL BE ACCEPTABLE TO MANUFACTURER. UPON REQUEST, PROVIDE PROOF OF QUALIFICATIONS.
<br />C. FLAME AND SMOKE RATINGS:
<br />1. PROVIDE FOR ALL INDOOR INSTALLATIONS COMPOSITE MECHANICAL INSULATION (JACKETS, COVERINGS,
<br />SEALERS, MASTICS AND ADHESIVES) WITH FLAME SPREAD INDEX OF 25 OR LESS, AND SMOKE DEVELOPED
<br />INDEX OF 50 OR LESS, WHEN EVALUATED MEETING REQUIREMENTS OF ASTM E84 (NFPA 255).
<br />2. EXCEPTION: OUTDOOR MECHANICAL INSULATION SHALL HAVE A MAXIMUM FLAME SPREAD INDEX OF 75 AND
<br />SMOKE DEVELOPED INDEX OF 150.
<br />1.03 SUBMITTALS
<br />A. PRODUCT DATA: SUBMIT MANUFACTURER TECHNICAL PRODUCT DATA AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
<br />EACH TYPE OF INSULATION. SUBMIT SCHEDULE SHOWING PRODUCT NUMBER OF MANUFACTURER, K-VALUE,
<br />THICKNESS, JACKET AND FURNISHED ACCESSORIES FOR EACH MECHANICAL SYSTEM REQUIRING INSULATION.
<br />B. MAINTENANCE DATA: SUBMIT MAINTENANCE DATA AND REPLACEMENT MATERIAL LISTS FOR EACH TYPE OF
<br />MECHANICAL INSULATION. INCLUDE DATA AND PRODUCT DATA IN MAINTENANCE MANUAL.
<br />1.04 PRODUCT HANDLING
<br />A. DELIVER INSULATION, COVERINGS, CEMENTS, ADHESIVES AND COATINGS TO SITE IN CONTAINERS WITH
<br />MANUFACTURER STAMP OR LABEL, AFFIXED SHOWING FIRE HAZARD INDEXES OF PRODUCTS.
<br />B. PROTECT INSULATION AGAINST DIRT, WATER, AND CHEMICAL AND MECHANICAL DAMAGE. DO NOT INSTALL
<br />DAMAGED OR WET INSULATION; REMOVE FROM PROJECT SITE.
<br />PART 2-PRODUCTS
<br />2.01 GLASS FIBER
<br />A. MATERIAL: INORGANIC GLASS FIBERS, BONDED WITH A THERMOSETTING RESIN.
<br />B. JACKET: FACTORY APPLIED FSK REINFORCED FOIL AND PAPER (FOIL -SCRIM KRAFT) OR AP (ALL-PURPOSE WHITE
<br />KRAFT BONDED TO ALUMINUM FOIL, REINFORCED WITH FIBER GLASS YARN) WITH A MOISTURE VAPOR
<br />TRANSMISSION RATING OF 0.02 PERMS MAXIMUM.
<br />2.02 PIPE SADDLES
<br />A. PIPE SADDLES SHALL BE PROVIDED UNDER INSULATED PIPING AT ALL SUPPORTS OR HANGERS AND BE
<br />ATTACHED BY BANDS TO THE INSULATION.
<br />B. SADDLES SHALL BE CONTOURED TO MATCH THE CURVATURE OF THE INSULATION AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR
<br />NOT LESS THAN THE LOWER 120 DEGREES OF THE PIPE INSULATION CIRCUMFERENCE.
<br />C. SADDLES SHALL BE MADE OF GALVANIZED STEEL AND CONSTRUCTED TO CONFORM TO FOLLOWING:
<br />PIPE SIZE (NPS-INCHES) GAGE LENGTH (INCHES)
<br />3 AND UNDER 18 8
<br />4 TO 6 16 12
<br />PART 3 - EXECUTION
<br />3.01 EXAMINATION
<br />A. GENERAL: EXAMINE AREAS AND CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH WORK IS TO BE INSTALLED FOR COMPLIANCE WITH
<br />REQUIREMENTS OF CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND TO DETERMINE IF CONDITIONS AFFECTING PERFORMANCE OF
<br />WORK ARE SATISFACTORY. DO NOT PROCEED WITH INSTALLATION UNTIL UNSATISFACTORY CONDITIONS HAVE
<br />BEEN RESOLVED. COMMENCEMENT OF INSTALLATION SHALL CONSTITUTE ACCEPTANCE OF CONDITIONS.
<br />3.02 PREPARATION
<br />A. SURFACE PREPARATION: CLEAN, DRY AND REMOVE FOREIGN MATERIALS SUCH AS RUST, SCALE AND DIRT.
<br />3.03 INSTALLATION - GENERAL
<br />A. GENERAL: INSTALL WORK MEETING REQUIREMENTS OF CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, AS INDICATED BY FINAL
<br />REVIEWED SUBMITTALS FOR WORK, AND MEETING INSTRUCTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF
<br />MANUFACTURERS. CONSULT WITH MANUFACTURER FOR CONDITION NOT COVERED BY PRINTED INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />B. REFER TO SCHEDULES AT END OF THIS SECTION FOR MATERIALS, FORMS, JACKETS AND THICKNESSES
<br />REQUIRED FOR EACH MECHANICAL SYSTEM.
<br />C. SELECT ACCESSORIES COMPATIBLE WITH MATERIALS SUITABLE FOR SERVICE. SELECT ACCESSORIES THAT DO
<br />NOT CORRODE, SOFTEN, OR OTHERWISE ATTACK INSULATION OR JACKET IN EITHER WET OR DRY STATE.
<br />D. INSTALL VAPOR BARRIERS ON INSULATED PIPES AND EQUIPMENT HAVING SURFACE OPERATING TEMPERATURES
<br />BELOW 60 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
<br />E. APPLY INSULATION MATERIAL, ACCESSORIES AND FINISHES ACCORDING TO PRINTED INSTRUCTIONS OF
<br />MANUFACTURER.
<br />F. INSTALL INSULATION WITH SMOOTH, STRAIGHT AND EVEN SURFACES.
<br />G. SEAL JOINTS AND SEAMS TO MAINTAIN VAPOR BARRIER ON INSULATION REQUIRING A VAPOR BARRIER.
<br />H. SEAL PENETRATIONS FOR HANGERS, SUPPORTS, ANCHORS AND OTHER PROJECTIONS IN INSULATION REQUIRING
<br />A VAPOR BARRIER.
<br />I. SEAL ENDS: EXCEPT FOR FLEXIBLE ELASTOMERIC INSULATION, TAPER ENDS AT 45 DEGREE ANGLE AND SEAL
<br />WITH LAGGING ADHESIVE. CUT ENDS OF FLEXIBLE ELASTOMERIC CELLULAR INSULATION SQUARE AND SEAL WITH
<br />ADHESIVE.
<br />J. APPLY ADHESIVES AND COATINGS AT MANUFACTURER RECOMMENDED COVERAGE RATE.
<br />K. MAINTAIN INSULATION MATERIALS DRY DURING APPLICATION AND FINISHING.
<br />L. INSTALL INSULATION IN FIRST CLASS, NEAT, WORKMANLIKE MANNER. UNSATISFACTORY INSTALLATIONS WILL BE
<br />REJECTED AND SHALL BE REMOVED AND REPLACED.
<br />M. VERIFY THAT TESTS AND INSPECTIONS OF WORK TO BE INSULATED HAVE BEEN COMPLETED AND TESTED, IF
<br />REQUIRED, BEFORE APPLICATION OF COVERING OR INSULATION.
<br />N. PROVIDE NECESSARY TARPAULINS, COVERING AND MEASURES REQUIRED TO PROTECT EQUIPMENT AND
<br />PREMISES AGAINST DAMAGE AND SOILAGE WHEN APPLYING INSULATION.
<br />0. PIPE, FITTINGS, VALVES, EQUIPMENT AND OTHER ITEMS TO BE INSULATED SHALL BE DRY AND THOROUGHLY
<br />CLEANED OF ANY FOREIGN MATTER BEFORE INSULATION IS APPLIED.
<br />P. DO NOT COVER NAMEPLATES, STAMPING AND OTHER IDENTIFICATION PLATES ON EQUIPMENT.
<br />Q. SHUTOFF VALVES IN INSULATED LINES SHALL BE COMPLETELY COVERED, EXCEPT STEMS SHALL PROTRUDE.
<br />R. WHERE INSULATION IS TERMINATED OR NOT APPLIED OVER CERTAIN PORTIONS OF VARIOUS VALVES AND
<br />STRAINERS, AS STATED ABOVE, EXPOSED EDGE OF INSULATION AT OPENING AND ITEM BEING INSULATED SHALL
<br />BE THOROUGHLY AND COMPLETELY SEALED WITH A SUITABLE SEALING COMPOUND.
<br />S. INSTALL PIPE COVERING CONTINUOUSLY THROUGH FLOOR AND WALL SLEEVES, HANGERS AND SUPPORTS.
<br />WHERE INSULATED LINES PENETRATE WALLS INTO AREAS THAT ALLOW REDUCED INSULATION THICKNESS OR NO
<br />INSULATION, HEAVIER MATERIALS SHALL EXTEND A MINIMUM OF 2 FEET BEFORE A CHANGE IN THICKNESS IS
<br />MADE.
<br />T. USE OF STAPLES FOR ANY PURPOSE IS PROHIBITED, EXCEPT WHERE SPECIFICALLY NOTED, AND NOT
<br />ACCEPTABLE FOR SERVICE TEMPERATURES BELOW 50 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
<br />U. NO WHEAT PASTE, MOLD OR BACTERIA BREEDING, OR SUSTAINING, ORGANIC MATERIALS SHALL BE USED.
<br />V. PROVIDE NECESSARY EXPANSION OR CONTRACTION JOINTS IN INSULATION AND JACKETING TO ALLOW FOR
<br />DIMENSION CHANGES WHEN PIPE AND EQUIPMENT ARE PLACED IN SERVICE.
<br />3.04 INSTALLATION - PIPE INSULATION
<br />A. GENERAL:
<br />1. TIGHTLY BUTT LONGITUDINAL SEAMS AND END JOINTS. BOND WITH ADHESIVE.
<br />2. STAGGER JOINTS ON DOUBLE LAYERS OF INSULATION.
<br />3. APPLY INSULATION CONTINUOUSLY OVER FITTINGS, VALVES AND SPECIALTIES, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE
<br />INDICATED. FOR CHILLED WATER OR REFRIGERATION APPLICATIONS, THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS.
<br />4. APPLY INSULATION WITH A MINIMUM NUMBER OF JOINTS.
<br />5. PROVIDE PIPE SADDLES UNDER ALL INSULATED PIPING AT SUPPORTS AND PIPE HANGERS.
<br />6. APPLY INSULATION WITH INTEGRAL JACKETS AS FOLLOWS:
<br />a. PULL JACKET TIGHT AND SMOOTH.
<br />b. COVER CIRCUMFERENTIAL JOINTS WITH BUTT STRIPS, AT LEAST 3 INCHES WIDE, AND OF SAME MATERIAL AS
<br />INSULATION JACKET. SECURE WITH ADHESIVE AND OUTWARD CLINCHING STAPLES ALONG BOTH EDGES OF
<br />BUTT STRIP AND SPACE 4 INCHES ON CENTER.
<br />c. LONGITUDINAL SEAMS:
<br />1) GENERAL: OVERLAP SEAMS AT LEAST 1-1/2 INCHES. APPLY INSULATION WITH LONGITUDINAL SEAMS AT
<br />BOTTOM OF PIPE. CLEAN AND DRY SURFACE TO RECEIVE SELF-SEALING LAP. STAPLE LAPS WITH
<br />OUTWARD CLINCHING STAPLES ALONG EDGE AT 4 INCHES ON CENTER.
<br />2) EXCEPTION: DO NOT STAPLE LONGITUDINAL LAPS ON INSULATION APPLIED TO PIPING SYSTEMS WITH
<br />SURFACE TEMPERATURES AT OR BELOW 35 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
<br />d. VAPOR BARRIER COATINGS: WHERE VAPOR BARRIERS ARE INDICATED, APPLY ON SEAMS AND JOINTS, OVER
<br />STAPLES, AND AT ENDS BUTT TO FLANGES, UNIONS, VALVES AND FITTINGS.
<br />e. AT JACKET PENETRATIONS FOR THERMOMETERS AND PRESSURE GAGES, FILL AND SEAL VOIDS WITH VAPOR
<br />BARRIER COATING.
<br />f. REPAIR DAMAGED INSULATION JACKETS, EXCEPT METAL JACKETS, BY APPLYING JACKET MATERIAL AROUND
<br />DAMAGED JACKET. ADHERE, STAPLE, AND SEAL. EXTEND PATCH AT LEAST 2 INCHES IN BOTH DIRECTIONS
<br />BEYOND DAMAGED INSULATION JACKET AND AROUND ENTIRE CIRCUMFERENCE OF PIPE.
<br />7. ROOF PENETRATIONS: APPLY INSULATION FOR INTERIOR APPLICATIONS TO A POINT EVEN WITH TOP OF ROOF
<br />FLASHING. SEAL WITH VAPOR BARRIER COATING. APPLY INSULATION FOR EXTERIOR APPLICATIONS BUTTED
<br />TIGHTLY TO INTERIOR INSULATION ENDS. EXTEND METAL JACKET FOR EXTERIOR INSULATION OUTSIDE ROOF
<br />FLASHING AT LEAST 2 INCHES BELOW TOP OF ROOF FLASHING. SEAL METAL JACKET TO ROOF FLASHING
<br />BARRIER COATING.
<br />8. INDOOR WALLS AND PARTITIONS PENETRATIONS: APPLY INSULATION CONTINUOUSLY THROUGH WALLS AND
<br />PARTITIONS.
<br />9. FLOOR PENETRATIONS: TERMINATE INSULATION UNDERSIDE OF FLOOR ASSEMBLY AND AT FLOOR SUPPORT AT
<br />TOP OF FLOOR. HOWEVER, FOR CHILLED WATER PIPING APPLICATIONS, INSULATION SHALL BE CONTINUOUS.
<br />10. FLANGES, FITTINGS AND VALVES - INDOOR EXPOSED AND CONCEALED: COAT PIPE INSULATION ENDS
<br />WITH VAPOR BARRIER COATING. APPLY PREMOLDED, PRECUT, OR FIELD FABRICATED SEGMENTS OF
<br />INSULATION AROUND FLANGES, UNIONS, VALVES AND FITTINGS. MAKE JOINTS TIGHT. BOND WITH ADHESIVE.
<br />a. USE SAME MATERIAL AND THICKNESS AS ADJACENT PIPE INSULATION.
<br />b.OVERLAP NESTING INSULATION BY 2 INCHES OR ONE PIPE DIAMETER, WHICHEVER IS GREATER.
<br />c. APPLY MATERIALS WITH ADHESIVE, FILL VOIDS WITH MINERAL FIBER INSULATING CEMENT. SECURE WITH
<br />WIRE OR TAPE.
<br />d.INSULATE ELBOWS AND TEES SMALLER THAN 3 INCHES PIPE SIZE WITH PREMOLDED INSULATION.
<br />e.INSULATE ELBOWS AND TEES 3 INCHES AND LARGER WITH PREMOLDED INSULATION OR INSULATION
<br />MATERIAL SEGMENTS. USE AT LEAST 3 SEGMENTS FOR EACH ELBOW.
<br />13. HANGERS AND ANCHORS:
<br />a. GENERAL: APPLY INSULATION CONTINUOUSLY THROUGH HANGERS AND AROUND ANCHOR ATTACHMENTS.
<br />INSTALL SADDLES, SHIELDS AND INSERTS. FOR COLD SURFACE PIPING, EXTEND INSULATION ON ANCHOR
<br />LEGS A MINIMUM OF 12 INCHES AND TAPER AND SEAL INSULATION ENDS.
<br />b.INSERTS AND SHIELDS: COVER HANGER INSERTS AND SHIELDS WITH JACKET MATERIAL MATCHING ADJACENT
<br />PIPE INSULATION.
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<br />312.454.9100
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<br />B. GLASS FIBER INSULATION:
<br />1. BOND INSULATION TO PIPE WITH LAGGING ADHESIVE.
<br />2. SEAL EXPOSED ENDS WITH LAGGING ADHESIVE.
<br />3. SEAL SEAMS AND JOINTS WITH VAPOR BARRIER COMPOUND.
<br />4. INSTALL INSULATION ONLY WHEN AMBIENT TEMPERATURE IS BETWEEN 40 AND 110 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
<br />5. MAKE ALL CUTS AND FABRICATIONS BEFORE REMOVING PROTECTIVE STRIP FROM LONGITUDINAL SEAM
<br />ADHESIVE LAP. DO NOT LEAVE ADHESIVE STRIP EXPOSED TO AIR, DIRT OR MOISTURE. SEAL ADHESIVE
<br />PRESSURE SEALING LAP IMMEDIATELY AFTER REMOVING PROTECTIVE STRIP. USE NYLON SEALING TOOL WITH
<br />HEAVY PRESSURE TO ASSURE POSITIVE AND CONTINUOUS SEAL.
<br />6. END JOINTS SHALL BE SIMILARLY SEALED WITH FACTORY FURNISHED BUTT STRIP WITH INTEGRAL PRESSURE
<br />SEALING ADHESIVE. BUTT STRIP MATERIAL SHALL BE SAME AS ALL SERVICE JACKET.
<br />7. PROVIDE PVC FITTING COVERS AT VALVES, FITTINGS AND FLANGES WITH FOLLOWING:
<br />a. COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE, MOLDED, PREFORMED ONE PIECE MOLDED PVC FITTING COVERS AND JACKET OF
<br />SAME THICKNESS AS PIPE INSULATION.
<br />b.ON HOT PIPING, SECURE JACKET WITH STAINLESS STEEL TACK FASTENERS INSERTED INTO JACKET THROAT
<br />OVERLAP SEAM.
<br />c. ON COLD PIPING, PRIOR TO INSTALLING JACKET, BRUSH VAPOR BARRIER MASTIC ON ADJOINING INSULATION
<br />ENDS AND OVERLAPPING EDGES OF JACKET AND THROAT SEAM.
<br />d.ON LINES OPERATING BELOW 50 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT FITTING COVERS SHALL BE ADEQUATELY VAPOR
<br />SEALED.
<br />e.FLAMMABILITY OF FITTING COVERS SHALL BE EQUAL TO THAT OF ADJOINING PIPE INSULATION.
<br />3.05 APPLICATIONS - PLUMBING
<br />A. GENERAL: MATERIALS AND THICKNESSES ARE SPECIFIED IN SCHEDULES AT END OF THIS PART.
<br />B. EXCEPTIONS: PLUMBING ITEMS NOT INSULATED: DO NOT APPLY INSULATION TO FOLLOWING SYSTEMS,
<br />MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT:
<br />1. FLEXIBLE CONNECTORS FOR PIPES.
<br />2. VIBRATION CONTROL DEVICES.
<br />3. TESTING LABORATORY LABELS AND STAMPS.
<br />4. NAMEPLATES AND DATA PLATES.
<br />5. ACCESS PANELS AND DOORS IN AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS.
<br />6. FIRE PROTECTION PIPING SYSTEMS.
<br />7. SANITARY DRAINAGE AND VENT PIPING.
<br />8. BELOW GRADE PIPING.
<br />9. CHROME PLATED PIPES AND FITTINGS, EXCEPT FOR PLUMBING FIXTURES FOR THE DISABLED.
<br />10. PIPING SPECIALTIES INCLUDING AIR CHAMBERS, UNIONS, STRAINERS, CHECK VALVES, PLUG VALVES AND
<br />FLOW REGULATORS.
<br />C. INDOOR PIPING SYSTEMS: INSULATE FOLLOWING PIPING SYSTEMS:
<br />1. DOMESTIC COLD WATER.
<br />2. DOMESTIC HOT WATER.
<br />3. RECIRCULATED HOT WATER.
<br />4. SANITARY DRAINS FOR FIXTURES ACCESSIBLE TO THE DISABLED.
<br />D. INDOOR CONCEALED PIPING SYSTEMS: INSULATE FOLLOWING PIPING SYSTEMS:
<br />1. DOMESTIC COLD WATER.
<br />2. DOMESTIC HOT WATER.
<br />3. RECIRCULATED HOT WATER.
<br />3.06 PIPE INSULATION SCHEDULE - PLUMBING
<br />A. INDOOR DOMESTIC COLD WATER, STORM WATER AND COOLING COIL CONDENSATE DRAIN LINES, ALL SIZES: 1/2
<br />INCH THICK GLASS FIBER WITH ASJ JACKET.
<br />B. INDOOR DOMESTIC HOT WATER AND RECIRCULATED HOT WATER:
<br />PIPE
<br />SIZES THICKNESS
<br />(NPSHNCHES MATERIAL INCHES JACKET
<br />1/2 TO 1-1/2 GLASS FIBER 1/2 ASJ
<br />2 TO 4 GLASS FIBER 1/2 ASJ
<br />C. INDOOR SANITARY DRAINS, TRAPS AND HOT WATER SUPPLIES EXPOSED AT FIXTURES FOR DISABLED PEOPLE:
<br />PROVIDE PREFABRICATED INSULATION ASSEMBLIES MEETING ADA REQUIREMENTS AND REQUIREMENTS OF THIS
<br />SECTION.
<br />END OF SECTION
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