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    Technical Specification of Duct

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    The document outlines the requirements for designing and installing a ducting network for an HVAC system. It describes that the ducting network will include ducting, dampers, diffusers, grills, and supports. It provides specifications for the materials used, sizing of ducts based on air velocity, and installation of accessories and joints. Proper sealing and installation of access doors is required.

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    Technical Specification of Duct

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    The document outlines the requirements for designing and installing a ducting network for an HVAC system. It describes that the ducting network will include ducting, dampers, diffusers, grills, and supports. It provides specifications for the materials used, sizing of ducts based on air velocity, and installation of accessories and joints. Proper sealing and installation of access doors is required.

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    The document outlines the requirements for designing and installing a ducting network for an HVAC system. It describes that the ducting network will include ducting, dampers, diffusers, grills, and supports. It provides specifications for the materials used, sizing of ducts based on air velocity, and installation of accessories and joints. Proper sealing and installation of access doors is required.

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    Technical Specification of Duct

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    The document outlines the requirements for designing and installing a ducting network for an HVAC system. It describes that the ducting network will include ducting, dampers, diffusers, grills, and supports. It provides specifications for the materials used, sizing of ducts based on air velocity, and installation of accessories and joints. Proper sealing and installation of access doors is required.

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    DUCTING NETWORK FOR HVAC SYSTEM

    11.01 General

    This specification outlines the minimum requirement for design, engineering,


    selection, manufacture, testing and supply / fabrication of GI Ducting Network with
    all accessories required to be installed for HVAC application to achieve desired
    performance in all respect.

    Brief description of Ducting Network is given below under clause No. 11.02. The
    point wise list of data to be furnished by the tenderer along with the offer is
    mentioned below under clause No. 11.03

    11.02 Description of ducting network

    The ducting network comprises of ducting work, duct line dampers, down comer &
    supply air diffuser with volume control damper, supply air grill / adjustable louver
    grill duct supporting arrangement, flexible connections etc.

    All GI / Aluminium ducting work for airflow shall conform to latest edition of IS: 655.
    Galvanised steel sheet conform to latest edition of IS:277. Ventilation duct may be
    fabricated from steel sheet conforming to IS: 2062 - 2006. These items are briefly
    described below:-

    a. Ducting work

    Ducting work consists of main duct, branch ducts, bends, reducers, joints, access
    doors etc. Duct work shall be complete with flanges, gaskets, stiffeners, fasteners
    (nuts, bolts & washers), hangers, etc. as required. Minor modification of ducting
    network may be required to suit site condition. GI Ducts shall be fabricated at site
    to match with site condition. Alternatively, ventilation duct work may be fabricated
    with MS sheet.

    All ducting work shall be properly reinforced to prevent sagging, buckling or


    vibration.

    GI Ducting shall be provided with joints at 2.5 – 3.0 m interval conforming to latest
    edition of IS: 655 as and where required. In case of flanged joints, the flanges shall
    be of angle iron type riveted with GI sheet on duct perimeter. Flange joints should
    be made air tight with use of felt gaskets.

    Duct supports shall be provided to keep the ducting in position in aligned condition.

    Measuring hatch for measurement of flow / pressure shall be provided in ducting


    network at convenient locations.

    For proper distribution of air in the premises, supply air grills (adjustable louver
    grills) with volume control dampers shall be provided in the ducting work for
    ventilation system and supply air diffusers with volume control dampers shall be
    provided in the ducting work for air conditioning system.

    Sizing of the duct shall be done for pressure balancing as well as to maintain the
    air velocities in the ducting work as given below: -

    Air Velocity for Air velocity for Air


    Description
    Ventilation System conditioning system
    Main duct 8 – 10 m/sec 6 – 7 m/sec
    Branch ducts 6 – 8 m/sec 4 – 5 m/sec
    Supply air grills 4 – 6 m/sec -
    Branch risers - 4 – 5 m/sec
    Supply air diffuser - 3 – 4 m/sec

    The following accessories may be fitted in the duct lines.

    i) High efficiency filter


    ii) Strip heater for controlling the humidity & temperature
    iii) Pan humidifier for humidification purpose

    Joints
    In line with IS 655 guide lines the type of transverse joints shall be followed unless
    otherwise specified.
    Sealing
    All construction joints and duct seams shall be reasonably sealed with bitumastic
    cold emulsion or equivalent vapour seal.

    Bends
    The interior of all ducts shall be smooth for free flow of air. The radius to bend shall
    be not less than 1.5 D. Turning guide vane shall be provided in all large duct bends
    and bends with radius less than 1.5 D for proper air flow.
    Access door / panel
    All main ductwork shall be accessible throughout using tight fitted hinged access
    doors, provided with sponge rubber gaskets. Angle joints shall be provided with felt
    or rubber gaskets for leak-tightness of the joints.

    Access doors / panels are to be provided at following places:-


    Near each fire damper
    Near each Re-heat coil
    Near high efficiency filter / Fine filter

    Any other place if envisaged by the owner about its essentiality during drawing
    approval or construction period.
    In case access doors are to be installed in the insulated ducts, the access door
    panel should be insulated too with overlapping, such that it can be operated without
    damaging the duct insulation and there should be no condensation either on the
    access doors or on the duct when the plant is in running condition.

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