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    As Per Kharmaa Guideline: System Fiberglass Phenolic Foam Internal Exposed Internal Exposed

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    The document provides guidelines for insulation of fiberglass and phenolic foam for internal and exposed ductwork. For internal ducts, fiberglass is specified at 25mm thick with a density of 48kg/m3, while phenolic foam is 25mm thick and 35kg/m3. Exposed ducts require thicker insulation, with fiberglass at 48mm/48kg/m3 and phenolic foam at 50mm/35kg/m3. Both require a canvas cloth coating. Circular duct insulation varies in thickness from 50mm to 100mm depending on if it is internal or exposed, and requires additional protection if specified. The schedules provide piping types for various mechanical systems like domestic water, waste, steam,

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    The document provides guidelines for insulation of fiberglass and phenolic foam for internal and exposed ductwork. For internal ducts, fiberglass is specified at 25mm thick with a density of 48kg/m3, while phenolic foam is 25mm thick and 35kg/m3. Exposed ducts require thicker insulation, with fiberglass at 48mm/48kg/m3 and phenolic foam at 50mm/35kg/m3. Both require a canvas cloth coating. Circular duct insulation varies in thickness from 50mm to 100mm depending on if it is internal or exposed, and requires additional protection if specified. The schedules provide piping types for various mechanical systems like domestic water, waste, steam,

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    The document provides guidelines for insulation of fiberglass and phenolic foam for internal and exposed ductwork. For internal ducts, fiberglass is specified at 25mm thick with a density of 48kg/m3, while phenolic foam is 25mm thick and 35kg/m3. Exposed ducts require thicker insulation, with fiberglass at 48mm/48kg/m3 and phenolic foam at 50mm/35kg/m3. Both require a canvas cloth coating. Circular duct insulation varies in thickness from 50mm to 100mm depending on if it is internal or exposed, and requires additional protection if specified. The schedules provide piping types for various mechanical systems like domestic water, waste, steam,

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    As Per Kharmaa Guideline: System Fiberglass Phenolic Foam Internal Exposed Internal Exposed

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    The document provides guidelines for insulation of fiberglass and phenolic foam for internal and exposed ductwork. For internal ducts, fiberglass is specified at 25mm thick with a density of 48kg/m3, while phenolic foam is 25mm thick and 35kg/m3. Exposed ducts require thicker insulation, with fiberglass at 48mm/48kg/m3 and phenolic foam at 50mm/35kg/m3. Both require a canvas cloth coating. Circular duct insulation varies in thickness from 50mm to 100mm depending on if it is internal or exposed, and requires additional protection if specified. The schedules provide piping types for various mechanical systems like domestic water, waste, steam,

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    AS PER KHARMAA GUIDELINE

    FIBERGLASS PHENOLIC FOAM


    SYSTEM
    INTERNAL EXPOSED INTERNAL EXPOSED
    a. Thickness 25mm, a. Thickness 48mm, a. Thickness 25mm a. Thickness 50mm
    b. Density 48 kg/m3 b. Density 48 kg/m3, b. Density 35kg/m3 b. Density 35kg/m3
    c. 2 coats 200g/m2 Canvas c. 2 coats 200g/m2 Canvas c. 2 coats 200g/m2 c. 2 coats 200g/m2 Canvas
    cloth cloth, Canvas cloth cloth
    DUCT d. Fire resistance lagging d. Fire resistance lagging d. Fire resistance d. Fire resistance lagging
    INSULATION Adhesive Adhesive lagging Adhesive Adhesive
    e. 0.9mm Aluminium e. 0.9mm Aluminium Cladding
    Cladding

    a. Thickness 50mm, a. Thickness 100mm,


    b. Fibre glass blanket of b. Fibre glass blanket of
    density 24 kg/m3 density 24 kg/m3
    c. Aluminium bands 25 mm c. Additional protection
    CIRCULAR
    wide shall be installed at shall be provided for - -
    DUCT
    500 mm centres exposed ducts if specified
    INSULATION
    d. 2 coats 200g/m2 Canvas in the Project
    cloth Documentation.
    SCHEDULES
    A. Pipe Type Schedule:

    1. Domestic Water:
    a. Hot, Cold and Tempered water – all sizes .........................TYPE 201
    b. Exposed piping to institutional equipment..........................TYPE 209
    c. Underground.......................................................................TYPE 102 or 204
    d. Concealed runouts to equipment .......................................TYPE 202

    2. Waste, Vent and Drain:


    a. Aboveground soil, waste and vent .....................................TYPE 103 or 206
    b. Underground soil and waste...............................................TYPE 104 or 105
    g. Indirect drain.......................................................................TYPE 206
    h. Cooling coil drain................................................................TYPE 206
    i. Cooling tower drain and overflow.......................................TYPE 101
    j. Exposed piping to institutional equipment..........................TYPE 209
    k. Concealed runouts to equipment .......................................TYPE 202

    3. Steam:
    a. Steam (less than 17 Bar)....................................................TYPE 108
    b. Pumped condensate ..........................................................TYPE 109
    c. Condensate return..............................................................TYPE 109
    d. Boiler feed water (less than 17 Bar)...................................TYPE 108
    e. Boiler blow-off (less than 17 Bar) .......................................TYPE 109

    4. Heating and Cooling:


    a. Heating water .....................................................................TYPE 108
    b. Condenser water ................................................................TYPE 108
    c. Underground condenser water...........................................TYPE 111
    d. Chilled water.......................................................................TYPE 108
    e. Chilled water coil and chiller connections ..........................TYPE 112
    f. Chiller purge (refrigerant vent) ...........................................TYPE 101
    g. Heating coil and runouts.....................................................TYPE 201 or 202
    h. Fan coil unit runouts ...........................................................TYPE 201 or 202

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