C5: AIR CONDITION (A/C) SYSTEM

PART I : GENERAL

Refer to General Requirement on Section C1: ELECTRICAL

PART II : SCOPE OF WORK

A. EXTENT OF WORK

The work embraced by this Specification covers the supply, installation, testing, commissioning and maintenance of the
air condition and mechanical ventilation of the building in accordance with this Specification and associated drawings,
and without abrogating the more extensive details described elsewhere in the Specification and Drawing includes the
item listed below.
1. Complete mechanical air-conditions systems Guestroom.
2. Direct expansion, split ducted air conditioning units with controllers located as per the drawings complete all
necessary accessories such diffuser system and return air grilles.
3. All air ducting registers / air terminals and air distributions systems accessories.
4. All thermal and acoustic insulation associated with the ACMV installation.
5. All electric works associated with the ACMV installation.
6. All painting of ductwork, etc.
7. Testing and commissioning of all systems and adjustment and hand-over of those systems and equipment to the
owner.
8. Provision of all holding down bolts, spigots, sleeves, etc. where required to be built in during construction including
detailed drawings showing accurate locations of holding down bolt, spigots, sleeves, and heights and shapes of
plinths, and the like.
9. Provision of twelve (12) months’ operational maintenance and breakdown services after practical completion as
well as preventive maintenance on all warranties to cover the 12 months after practical completion.
10. Provision of shop drawing suitable for submission to the local Authority, as fitted drawings, operating instructions
and maintenance manuals.
11. Liaise with Local Authorities to obtain approval including the completion of all submission and payment of any fees.
12. Liaise and co-ordinate with other trades for the interface requirements of ACMV systems.
13. Training of Employer’s staff for proper operation of the entire system.

B. INTERFACE OR RELATED WORK

The following clauses detail the works will be carried out by other Main-Contractors (called Builder’s works) specified
elsewhere but all necessary co-ordination, provision of shop drawings and other information necessary for the
satisfactory interface and execution of works to be carried out by the Main-Contractors shall be furnished at the correct
time and in the prescribed manner by MEP Contractor in accordance with the provisions of the Contract Conditions.
The Main contractor shall provide the following builder’s works:
1. All concrete equipment plinths and concrete piers in plant-rooms keyed to the floor slab and graded where
required. Plinths and concrete supports shall have shapes and dimensions as indicated on detailed drawings to be
provided by MEP Contractor.
2. Concrete inertia bases including steel frame-works and re-enforcement’s to be detailed on construction drawings
provide by this Contractor.
3. The building in of all pipe sleeves, puddle flanges and detailed drawings accurately positioning such items and
shall provide templates to locate items for which normal building.
4. All cutting, patching, framing-up, framing-in, chasing and making good associated with the building construction for
the passage of ductwork, pipes, conduits, and grilles, etc. MEP Contractor shall provide details on drawings.
5. Under-flashing of all penetrations for cables', pipes and ductwork, over-flashing by main Contractor.

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C. REGULATIONS

Not with standing anything to the contrary contained herein pertaining to this installation it shall be the Contractor’s
responsibility to ensure all the works are in strict accordance with the following statutory obligations, regulations and
specifications together with any amendments made thereto;
1. British Standard Institution or other approved international standard.
2. Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute.
3. American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers.
4. Peraturan Umum Instalasi Listrik ( PUIL ) 1987.
5. Standard PLN ( SPLN).

PART III : SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

A. GENERAL

1. The Document has been prepared for guidance of the Contractor.

2. Guarantees concerning space temperatures and achievement of specified noise and vibration levels within
occupied spaces and at site boundaries are excluded from the contract.
3. The contractor however, guarantees that the capacity of components and sound power and vibration levels for
equipment will be as specified.
4. The quality of the installation and workmanship will be in accordance with the Specification and good trade
practice. All systems will be in accordance with the Specified quantities; all controls and equipment will be
commissioned and placed into operation in accordance with the Specification.
5. Whilst the Contractor is not responsible for the achievement of the specific noise and vibration levels within
occupied spaces and at site boundaries, it is his responsibility to limit noise or vibration within the system. Attention
shall be paid to all moving equipment for reduction of noise and vibration and highlighting areas of concern due to
other trades installation.
6. The Contractor shall provide in writing sound power level and thermal performance guarantees for all equipment
offered for the installation.
7. The Contractor shall advise the Project Manager in writing of any anomalies in the system design, which become
known to the Contractor for his examination of the Specification and which anomalies in the Contractor’s opinion
may prejudice compliance with the design criteria, prior to commencement of shop drawings.
8. Such advice shall be provided as early as possible and in any instance, in sufficient time to avoid delays should
any changes be required.
9. The Contractor shall be responsible for the measurement of noise levels in accordance with the Specification and
the correction of any excessive noise or vibration which is, in the reasonable opinion of the Engineer, due to
equipment not complying with the stated performance guarantees and/or due to installation not being effected in
accordance with the specification.

B. AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM

1. All air conditioning units shall comprise a Direct Expansion type fan coil unit, outdoor condensing unit and insulated
refrigerant pipe-work.
2. Air reticulation shall comprise insulated sheet metal supply and return air ductwork; ceiling mounted supply and
return air grilles.
3. The filters shall be fitted into the return air grille, which shall be hinged. Provide insulated condensation trays below
both indoor and outdoor sections.

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PART IV : EQUIPMENT

A. GENERAL

1. This section of the Specification covers the basic minimum requirements in respect of type, materials, workmanship
and installation of the major items of mechanical equipment to be provided for the satisfactory operation of the
system as intended.
2. Equipment supplied and installed shall be suitable for the application and the arrangement shown on the drawings.
3. Notwithstanding this the plant and equipment offered should comply in every respect with all capacities and other
performance requirements covered in the “Equipment Schedules” and elsewhere in the Specification.
4. Scheduled fan duties are for estimating purposes only. Final assessment of system head shall suit the actual
equipment selected.
5. All equipment offered and accepted for installation shall operate satisfactory within the standard rangers of
capacities and speeds guaranteed by the manufacturers.
6. Equipment offered for supply and installation shall include the following:
a. All minor items and incidental work, equipment accessories and materials may not be specifically mentioned
but are required for the proper completion of the installation in accordance with the true intent and meaning of
this Specification.
b. All necessary safety devices for the protection of personnel against injury and the protection of plant and
equipment against damage including relief valves, belt guards, fan inlet and/or discharge guards, safety
railing, effective earthing of electrical components, electrical interlocks, warning lights and alarm.
c. Readily accessible, dust proof lubricating facilities on all moving parts and equipment including provision for
cleaning all lubricating lines bearings and charging same with the correct lubricants after installation but prior
to testing and commissioning.
d. Clearly visible and robust manufacturer’s name-plates permanently fitted to each and every item of equipment
and showing the manufacturers’ name, type and/or model number, serial number, and all essential operating
data such as speed, capacity, voltage, current draw, etc.
e. Allow provision for the inspection of all plant and equipment by the manufacturer or his licensed
representative, at least twice during the course of the installation.
f. The Contractor shall adequately protect his equipment. Fragile elements such as cooling coils shall be
protected with wood covers until testing and commissioning commence. The Contractor shall rectify any
damages prior to hand-over.
7. The major items of equipment to be provided include those listed hereunder and covered by the subsequent
clauses of this Specification together with any equipment shown on the accompanying drawings.

B. FANS COIL UNIT

1. General:
a. The fan static pressure given in the schedules are for guidance during tendering only, and the Contractor shall
be responsible for checking the total pressure loss of each system, based on the actual duct run and
equipment offered, prior to ordering. The calculation shall be submitted to the Project Manager or Architect for
review.
b. Fans shall be performance tested to BS-848: Part 1; and BS-848: Part 2; and quality assured to BS-5750: Part
1,lates editions.
c. Material shall comply with the various British Standards or other approved international standards. Fan motors
shall be fires rated to suit the applications.
2. Type: Type split and multi split system, manufacturer accepted: Fuji, Fujitsu or equal approved. Capacity per
Bathroom approximately 6,000 BTU.

C. AIR FILTERS

1. General

a. The filter shall be UL Class I listed and approved by the Local Authorities with respect to fire precautions.
b. Maximum air velocity through the filter shall not exceed 2.5 m/s or the figure recommended by the
manufacturer whichever is the lower.
c. Filter banks shall be made up from the filter manufacturer’s standard units, rigidly braced within a galvanized
sheet steel structure.

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 d. Filter boxes shall be provided, having airtight access panels for filter replacement complete with corrosion-
resistant steel filter frame and clamps, gasket and sealed to prevent air by-pass.
e. Filter gauges where shown on the drawings or specified shall be of the dial type, graduated from 0 to 250 Pa
and permanently marked at the appropriate pressure with “FILTER REPLACEMENT DUE”.
2. Washable Low Efficiency Type.
a. Filter shall be permanent washable aluminum panel type 50 mm thick unless otherwise stated. The filter shall
have an average ASHRAE 52 – 76 weight air resistance of 70 – 80 %.
b. Air resistance when clean shall not exceed 25 Pa. Design final resistance shall be 125 Pa.

D. SPLIT SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONER

1. Supply and install air-cooled split and multi split type package cooling air conditioning unit (low noise type) similar
to Fuji, Fujitsu or equal approved on location shown in the drawing.
2. Vibrations isolate the supply air fans (s) within the unit by means of resilient mounts and flexible connections.
3. Mount the complete fan coil unit with vibration isolators on a support platform as indicated on the drawing. Ensure
that the evaporator fan adequately rated to provide the air quantity specified.
4. Manufacture the unit casing from zinc anneal sheet and paint with a zinc chromate corrosion preventative
treatment and finish coat to suit external mounting.
5. Incorporate the following items within the unit :
a. High refrigerant pressure safety cutout.
b. Low refrigerant pressure safety cutout
c. Thermal overload and single phasing protection on all motors.
d. Service valves on each compressor.
e. Centrifugal fans for evaporator.
f. Liquid moisture indicator sight glass.
g. Compressor Crankcase heaters.
h. Evaporative coils of serpentine type with inter leave circuits.
i. Drip tray under evaporator coil.
j. Condenser fan(s) hub and brackets should be adequately treated for prevention of rust.

PART V : DUCTWORK & FITTINGS

A. GENERAL

1. This section covers the general requirements for ductwork, accessories, associated air control devices, unless the
general requirements are abrogated by specific requirements elsewhere in the Specification on Drawings.
2. The Contractor shall supply and install all ductwork and accessories for the correct and satisfactory operation of the
air system covered by this Specification.
3. Where standards are referred to, the equivalent local standard shall be used if such exist. In all cases, the latest
edition shall be followed.
4. All ductwork and fittings delivered to site shall be new and shall be clearly and indelibly stamped to identify different
grades, material and manufactures.
5. All ductwork shall be manufactured as far as practicable to site dimensions taken by the Contractor.
6. Where site dimensions cannot be taken in advance, dimensions taken from architectural / structural detail
dimensioned drawings to accommodate any discrepancies that may occur between interior decorator shall also be
taken into consideration with regard to the requirements and interior finishes.
7. Prior to commencing work on site, the Contractor shall prepare complete working drawings for all ductwork system
include in the contract to the satisfaction of the Project Managers.
8. Working drawings shall include plans, sections, elevations, schematics, schedules, and details of all system and
shall show locations and details of all dampers, splitters, hangers, supports, supply, return, intake and exhaust air
fittings, joints, flexible connections, test points, insulation, linings, cladding, etc.
9. Prior to ordering any materials, the Contractor shall submit to the Project Manager to review manufacturer’s data
for all dampers, actuators, supply, return, intake and exhaust air fittings, proprietary brand jointing system or
materials, and for any other equipment as may be requested by the Project Manager.
10. In the case of supply, return, intake and exhaust air fittings, the submission shall include one finished sample in an
approved color and finish of each type of air fitting to be provided under the contract.
11. No fittings may be ordered until the Project Manager has reviewed the simple in writing including the finish and
color.
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12. Samples shall include mounting frames, fixing, etc., so that the entire fitting assembly may be reviewed.
13. All ductwork, fitting, accessories, joints and jointing materials shall be suitable for the service and shall not
deteriorate due to the atmospheric action.
14. All fire dampers and casings shall be manufactured and installed in accordance with the Local Authorities Fire
Damper Specification and any other local requirements.
15. All ductwork and materials including linings, adhesives, flexible ducts, flexible connections, gaskets, sealant,
fiberglass boards, etc, shall fully comply with all requirements of the local Authorities and shall satisfy all local
codes respect of resistance to penetration of fire and spread of flame any smoke.
16. The materials, construction and installation of all sheet metal ductwork and fittings shall be accordance with the
Specification for sheet metal ductwork, DW/142: latest edition (HVCA).
17. A complete record of the test shall be submitted to the Project Manager or Architect for view. The Contractor shall
provide all necessary equipment for the test.
18. Should any test indicate leakage rates in excess of that specified by DW/142, the section of ductwork should be
dismantled, joints cleaned down and re-assembled and test repeated.
19. The Drawings indicate the clear internal air passage dimensions of the ductwork and the manner in which the
ductwork systems are to be installed. The Drawings indicate the clear internal air passage dimensions of the
ductwork and the manner in which the ductwork systems are to be installed.
20. Due allowance shall be made for the thickness of internal or external linings when dimensions ductwork and
selecting fittings and accessories. The actual work involved in respect of transitions, the Contractor, who shall
coordinate the ductwork installation with the work of other trades and services, shall ascertain offsets, etc.

B. DUCT MATERIALS

1. Generally, all ductwork shall be insulated flexible duct complete with plenum system. The plenum shall be of hot
dipped galvanized steel sheet to BS-2989 latest addition, Grade Z-2 coating type ‘C’ as specified in DW/142. (BJLS
50).
2. Galvanized steel plenum box shall be fabricated from new, best quality; full sized galvanized flat steel sheets. The
pressure class and air leakage limit shall be as defined in DW/142.

C. FITTING

1. Joints and fittings

a. All cross-joint, longitudinal joints, take-off, bends, transitions and other fittings shall be in accordance with
DW/142: latest edition for the appropriate class.
b. All flanges and steel works jointing and supporting members shall be hot-dipped galvanized to BS-729: 1971,
Part 1 or BS-2989 G-275 whichever is applicable.
c. Vanes and deflectors shall be of special profile to ensure complete change of direction of flow at the point,
with extended leading and trailing edges and with radii and spacing selected to achieve uniform velocity at the
bend.
2. Flexible Joints
a. All flexible connections for use with temperature in excess of 90 oC shall be of neoprene coated glass fabric
having a density of not less than 1 kg/m2.
b. All flexible connections for use with temperature in excess of 90 oC and in “smoke spill” applications shall be of
combustible woven glass fabric of “Thermafab” manufacture type “MFT-40-1000” or approved equivalent
capable of withstanding 250oC under continuous operation.
c. All flexible connections shall be fixed over mild steel angle flanges at both ends secured to same with not less
than 2.5 mm thick x 25 mm wide mild steel bands
d. For circular ducts flexible connections shall be of the split semi-circular type drawn up tight with bolts at the
split points.
e. Flat bars for the rectangular ducts shall be fixed with bolts or screws at not more than 150-mm centers.
f. The flanges to take the connections shall be not less than the specified for the ducts and the ‘free’ space
between flanges shall not be less than 50 mm.
g. The flexible connections shall be installed with not less than 25-mm additional slack length between the
flanges to prevent transmission of vibration. Flexible connections must not used to correct misalignment of fan
and duct.

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3. Volume Dampers
a. The contractor shall provide and install hand operated dampers where required for the proper regulation of the
ventilating and air conditioning system.
b. In general, dampers shall be provided as follows:
 In all main supply and exhaust air ducts, branches, supply air connections to fan coil units and all primary
air supply out-less.
 Behind all supply and exhaust air diffuser / grilles or supply connection to grilles.
c. All volume dampers shall comply with DW-142 and shall be provided in separate purpose made flanged
casings of rigid construction conforming to the same standards of air-tightness.
d. Materials for damper spindles shall be provided with suitable seals when passing through the casing and
penetrations shall be limited by the use of internal linkages.
e. Dampers up to width of 300 mm in the plane of rotation shall be of butterfly type having blades double
construction fitted round a square mild steel spindle and the edges of blades folded and left smooth.
f. Sides of blades shall be folded, left smooth, and in all cases shall be felt lined to give a good fit against sides
of duct.
g. The spindle shall be turned down at each end and be carried in substantial bronze bosses fixed to the sides of
duct, with substantial cast quadrant piece in an accessible position and with means of clamping after
adjustment.
h. Spindles shall be of sufficient length to ensure easy access to the quadrant after installation of insulation.
i. Dampers larger than 300 mm shall be of multi-leaf opposite blade type, mounted in built-up frames inserted in
the duct-up frames inserted in the ductwork and bolted thereto.
j. Individual blades shall be as specified for butterfly dampers, each shall be carried on solid spindle with ends
housed in bronzes or nylon bushes.
k. The group of bladed forming the dampers shall be linked to a hand-operated mechanism, which shall be
controlled by a quadrant in cases where then dampers is accessible from ordinary working level and in all
other cases, shall be provided with screw operate remote control gear with the winder at an accessible point.
l. In all cases, the adjusting gear shall be accessible after installation of insulation. Dampers in circular ducts up
to 250 mm in diameter shall be of butterfly type as for dampers up to width of 300 mm specified above, except
that edges of blades are not required to be folded.
m. After final testing and adjustment, all dampers are to be clamped in their correct positions that are to be
marked on the quadrant in a permanent manner and stops fitted.
n. All damper quadrants are to be covered with wooden or steel boxes with hide lid for access.
o. Where fitted directly behind supply and exhaust air diffusers of grilles, dampers shall be adjustable through the
face, without the need to remove the diffuser of grille face.
p. Dampers required controlling areas larger than 1.6 m2 shall be divided in to multiple sections each of 1.6 m2
maximum area with individual drive motor for each section.
q. Take off spigots for connection or circular flexible ductwork to main ducts, which are 200-mm diameter or
smaller shall be aluminum spun cone type complete with volume control damper as specified above.
r. For larger sizes take off shall be of sheet metal to the same thickness as the main duct. In all cases, the take
off shall provide at least 25-mm overlap surface for proper connection of the flexible duct.
4. Hangers:
a. The Contractor shall be responsible for building in all support, etc. and shall allow for using Philips Redhead
bolts for concrete, and cutting away and building in of brackets in brickwork, etc.
b. No Vibration whatsoever shall be transmitted from the ductwork of plant to the structure.
c. The Contractor shall provide where necessary resilient mountings to achieve this. The construction of hangers
shall be in accordance with DW/142.
d. All such hangers shall be provide with screw lengths or turn buckles for adjustment of ducting runs to level;
welding or hanger to bearers will not be permitted. All nuts shall be provided with washers and lock nuts.
Projecting ends of bolts shall be cut-off and ground smooth.
e. On no account shall supports be riveted of bolted to the air duct. Angle iron bearers under flange joints shall
support all vertical ductwork.
f. All support and hangers shall be of hot-dipped galvanized mild steel construction to BS-729: latest edition Part
1, with minimum coating thickness of 85 and 210 for indoor and outdoor installation respectively.
g. All bolts and nuts shall be Electro-plated with zinc or cadmium to BS-33b2: Part 1 and 2 with minimum plating
thickness of 25.
h. The Contractor shall note that ducts must be tightened to underside of slabs/beams and after the projecting
ends of bolts are cut off, no other part of the support shall project below angle iron bearer, thus maintaining
maximum height through.

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D. GRILLES AND DIFFUSERS

1. General
a. All air diffusers, air registers, louver, exhaust air grilles shall be of an approved type and as scheduled in the
following clause of this section of the specification or as shown on the drawings.
b. All outlets shall be selected for efficient air distribution and low noise levels and responsibility shall be
accepted for selecting and checking neck velocities, horizontal and vertical flow pattern and noise levels.
Outlets with poor distribution and excessive noise shall not be used.
c. All internal part of outlets, such as straightening vanes and volume controller shall be finished match black.
External finishes shall be colored to match adjacent surfaces. Unless otherwise specified aluminum outlets
shall be color anodized and steel outlets shall be finished in baked enamel.
d. Internal duct surfaces visible through any air outlet shall be painted match black. Outlets shall be installed with
trim gaskets where applicable and in accordance with the manufacturers recommendation.
2. Ceiling Diffusers.
a. Ceiling diffuser shall be of timber louver construction and shall be mounted to suit the ceiling grid type. Each
diffuser shall include an insulated cushion (plenum) head box.
b. Diffusers shall be all 4-way blow and fitted with blank off plates to adjust the next size and the direction of
throw. The blank off plates shall be made of canite or similar material painted black.
3. Side wall Registers and Grilles: Unless otherwise specified, grilles shall be of the timber double deflection types
with the horizontal blades mounted at the front of the grille.
4. External Louvers.
a. Louvers shall be fabricated form galvanized steel or ‘window grade’ aluminum. Galvanized or aluminum mesh
to suit the material of the lovers shall be fitted across the inside surface of the louvers. Mesh shall be 13 mm x
13 mm x 1.2 mm.
b. Blades shall incorporate a return fold and weather bars on the high side, a vertical stiffener on the lower edge
and shall be fitted at 45oC.
5. Wire Mesh Grilles: Grilles shall be made of extruded aluminum of pressed galvanized steel with wire mesh core
and flanges frame. The free area of the opening in the grilles shall not be less than 75%.

E. THERMAL AND ACOUSTIC INSULATION

1. General.
a. This section of the specification covers supply and installation of the thermal and acoustic insulation required
for ductwork.
b. Preparation of the equipment and application of all insulating materials shall be carried out only by skilled
tradesman. Experienced and competent in this type of work.
c. In general, insulating materials shall be of best quality in their respective types, and shall have the following
properties :
 High thermal efficiency and low moisture absorption combined with adequate strength to prevent
deterioration under normal operating conditions.
 Resistance to fiber and attack of algae, bacteria, vermin and the growth of mould and fungi.
 Free from objectionable smells when dry or wet and shall not cause or promote corrosion or deterioration
when in contact with galvanized metal, steel, iron, copper, bronze, brass, aluminum or PVC.
d. All insulating materials shall be delivered to the site in a dry condition and shall be housed in a dry store until
drawn up for use. Prior to the application of insulation, all surfaces shall be thoroughly cleaned of scale,
grease, oil and dirt.
e. The application of the insulating materials to any part of the installation shall not be commenced until all
pressure tests on the relevant part have been completed and approved.
f. All insulation materials, regardless of the methods of fixing, shall be in close contact with the surfaces to which
they are applied. Edges and ends of insulating sections shall be arranged to butt up close to one another over
the whole insulating surface. Joint of insulation shall be properly sealed.
g. Pressure sensitive tapes shall not be accepted as joints having mechanical strength. Allowance for thermal
movement shall be provided for in the application of insulation.
2. Thermal Insulation
a. Thermal insulation shall be of rigid fiberglass of 48 kg/m3 with thermal conductivity of not greater than 0.038
W/Mk at 20o mean temperature. The insulation shall be wrapped with reinforce double sided aluminum foil
vapor banner.

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 b. The fiber-reinforcing grid shall not greater than 10 mm x 10 mm. All joints in the aluminum foil shall be vapor
sealed. Ductwork shall be insulated from hangers and supports generally as indicated in DW-142. ; Latest
revision (HVAC).
c. Fiberglass shall be adhered to duct with fire resistant and non-water-based adhesives. Adhesive shall be
applied so that insulation conforms to duct surfaces uniformly and firmly. For ducts up to 450 mm wide, the
insulation shall be wrapped around the duct.
d. For horizontal duct over 450 mm, metal pins or nylon pins shall be fixed on the bottom surfaces at 400-mm
maximum centers.
e. Then insulation shall be around vertical duct over 450 mm, the pins shall be located on all sides of the duct at
approximately 300-mm centers.
f. Protruding ends of pins shall be cut off flush after clips have been applied. The vapor barrier facing shall be
thoroughly sealed with a vapor barrier mastic or tape where the pins have pierced through.
g. All joints shall be sealed with at least 75-mm wide vapor barrier tape to provide a continuous external vapor
seal.
h. Prior to the application of tape all contact surfaces of vapor barrier foil shall be wiped clean of dust and grease
using cloth and suitable solvent all in accordance with the manufacturers recommendation.
i. Care shall be exercised to ensure that the minimum thickness specified is maintained at corners, protrusions,
etc.
j. At the point of support, specially prepared blocks of hardwood or Styrofoam material must be positioned to
ensure integrity of vapor barrier by bonding the supports to the insulation.
k. All externally insulated ductwork exposed in plant rooms, corridors and other areas subject to normal usage
traffic shall be sheathed externally by means of 0.5 mm galvanized steel with all joints lapped and secured by
self tapping screws at 100 m centers.
l. All insulation shall be applied so as to give a smooth, homogeneous and line-able surfaces.
m. All rigid sections shall be concentric, and accurately matched for thickness. Steps and undulations in the
surfaces shall not be acceptable. Any sections or slabs having damaged ends or edged shall be rejected.
n. All insulation shall fit tight to surfaces to be uncovered, and all slabs and sections shall be built up close,
butting edges being mitered, chamfered of shaped as necessary. Any minor interstices left in insulation shall
be filled and sealed. The vapor barrier shall be sealed around all hangers or other projections through the
insulation.
o. Continuous insulation shall be provided through all sleeves and insulation joins shall be staggered with
respect to joints on the associated ductwork system.
p. Where ducts pass through walls and slabs, suitable fire stop system shall be provided for the duct including
the fire damper. The continuity of the insulation shall be maintained throughout.
3. Acoustic Lining Ductwork
a. All acoustic lining shall have a thermal conductivity rating of not more than 0.036 W/Mk at a mean temperature
of 24oC and shall be of the semi rigid bat type manufactured from mineral wool or fiberglass, having a density
of not less than 48 kg/m3.
b. Insulation shall comprise 25 mm or 50 mm thick semi rigid bats faced with perforated foil laminate sheet
similar to “Sisalation 450” or approved equivalent or 0.6 mm thick perforated zinc anneal sheet as itemized
below having a free area of approximately 10%.
c. Alternatively for velocities less than 10 meters per second, perforated foil may be deleted and replaced with
neoprene coating similar to Fib. Air phonic or approved equivalent.
d. Insulation shall be adder to the ducts with an approved type adhesive and fastened with welded pins and
speed clips located at not more than 400-mm centers.
e. All joints between insulation bats shall have the surfaces layer lapped and adhered together or pop riveted as
appropriate in the direction of the airflow.
f. All end pieces shall be complete with sheet metal nosing and all corners shall be held firm with angles formed
from galvanized sheet steel.
g. Acoustic lining shall have sound absorption coefficients of not less than the following :

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 Frequency (Hertz)

Thickness (mm) 125 250 5,000 1,000 2,000

25 (foil laminate) . 01 . 19 . 43 . 71 . 73

50 (foil laminate) . 22 . 52 . 73 . 94 . 94

25 (perforated zinc-anneal) . 10 . 14 . 37 . 75 . 92

50 (perforated zinc-anneal) . 18 . 38 . 73 . 90 . 88

h. Acoustic lining in masonry ducts shall be as for sheet metal ducts as previously specified except that pressed
1 mm thick galvanized steel “Z” sections shall be located at approximately 1,000 mm centers to support the
full weight of the bats in a horizontal direction.
i. The galvanized steel “Z” section shall be firmly attached to the masonry wall with expanding type masonry
anchors or at not more than 450-mm centers.
j. Pins and speed clips shall be used as for ductwork except that approved cement type fixings shall be used for
direct and firm attachment of pins to the masonry wall in lieu of welded type.

4. Schedule of Installation
All plant and equipment such as ductwork, pipe-work, evaporators and terminal boxes shall be fully insulated, complying
with the following Schedule of insulation in this section of the specification and / or the requirements specified for the
equipment under “Equipment” section of this specification.

INSULATION THICKNESS
DUTY LOCATION
Thermal Acoustic

In false ceiling void of air

Conditioned Air Duct conditioned space with no 25 mm --
(Supply & Return) roof above

In false ceiling void of air

conditioned space with no 50 mm --
roof above

In non air conditioned

space 50 mm --

F. PLENUM BOX

1. The plenum boxes shall generally be designed to meet the requirements as specified in the Noise and Vibration
Control section of this specification.
2. The boxes shall be so designed as to provide an efficient, quite and maintenance free air distribution system.

G. LEAK TESTING

1. All pressure supply and exhaust systems shall be tested by hand feel and audio checking of all joints an sealing all
obvious leaks with a synthetic rubber sealing compound to approval.
2. All medium and high pressure system shall be pressure tested to not less than 2.000 Pa static pressure or 1.25
times maximum operating pressure of the system whichever is greater.
3. Ductwork carrying air at less than 10 m/s and pressure less than 500 Pa is low pressure.

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4. For velocities above 10 m/s and pressure greater than 500 Pa but less than 1.500 Pa, ductwork is medium
pressure. For velocities over 10 m/s and pressure greater than 1,500 Pa but up to 2,500 Pa, ductwork is high
pressure.
5. The test apparatus, test procedure, detection and repairs of leaks shall comply with the Sheet Metal and Air
Conditioning Contractor National Association Inc. of America (SMACNA) Manual for the Balancing and Adjustment
of Air Distribution System AIA File No. 30 D-4 Chapter 8 (latest edition) or other approved standard, except where
the following requirements supervenes.
6. Testing shall be done in short convenient length and shall include all branch ducts, riser ducts. Flexible connections
and fittings from the fan discharge up to the terminal equipment and shall be completed prior to the insulation being
applied.
7. Each section-tested individual shall have a leakage rate no exceeding 5% per minute of the total volume of the
section. Thus, a section having a total volume of 12m3 shall have a leakage rate not exceeding 0.6 m3/min. or 10
l/s.
8. Notwithstanding the above, the cumulative total of the leakages from all sections shall not exceed 0.5% of the
maximum total airflow rate for the system.
9. On completion of the installation of all medium and high-pressure ductwork, all joints between the pre-tested
sections shall be tested by the brush and soap bubble method at the maximum available system pressure and all
leakage made good.
10. Notifications of tests shall be given at least 48 hours prior to testing of each section so that a representative may
observe the test. The method of testing, sections of duct and the test procedure shall clearly indicated on shop
drawings so that side personnel involved in the testing are fully aware of testing criteria.
11. Alternative methods and procedures of testing may be used provided that full approval has been obtained prior to
proceeding.

PART VI : PIPE & FITTINGS

A. OPERATING AND TEST PRESSURES

1. Refrigerant Systems

a. Refrigerant piping circuit shall be pressure tested to 3,000 kPa for 24 hours, using dry nitrogen or anhydrous
carbon dioxide. Pressure test shall be carried out with compressor discharge and suction services valves
closed.
b. The pressure test shall be immediately followed by evacuation simultaneously from both sides of the systems
to an absolute pressure of 3 mm of mercury (i.e. the boiling point of water in the system is below 0 oC) with
compressor services valves open and vacuum pump running.
c. The compressor services valve shall than be closed, and the vacuum pump isolated from the system. The
evacuation test shall be deemed satisfactory if the absolute pressure rise over twelve hours does not exceed 4
mm of mercury measured on an approved mercury manometer or electronic vacuum indicator.
d. On completion of the vacuum test, the vacuum shall be broken and the system charged with refrigerant, and
the whole system shall be halide tested.
e. The pressure test shall be immediately followed by evacuation simultaneously from both sides of the systems
to an absolute pressure of 3 mm of mercury (i.e. the boiling point of water in the system is below 0 o C) with
compressor services valves open and vacuum pump running.
f. The compressor services valves shall then be closed and the vacuum pump isolated from the system.
g. The evacuation test shall be deemed satisfactory if the absolute pressure rise over twelve hours does not
exceed 4 mm of mercury measured on an approved mercury manometer or electronic vacuum indicator.
h. On completion of the vacuum test, the vacuum shall be broken and the system charged with refrigerant, and
the whole system shall be halide tested.

2. Testing of Open Vents and Drains: All open drains and vents shall be tested by capping off the lowest drain point
and filling the like with the fluid being drained, and visually checking all joints for leakage. No pressure testing is
required.

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B. PIPE SUPPORTS

1. Pipe supports shall be provided as required for the stable and sufficient support of the pipe-work. These supports
shall allow free movement for expansion and contraction and shall be graded to required levels for air elimination
and drainage.
2. The Contractor shall be responsible for the building in of all support, etc and shall allow for using “Philips Redhead
Bolt” or similar fixing for concrete and cutting away and building in of brackets in brickwork, etc.
3. Tenderer should note that it may not be possible to fix bolts directly above the pipes to be supported and cantilever
angles above the pipe channels are to be used where required.
4. All supports, hangers brackets, etc. shall be of hot-dipped galvanized mild steel construction to BS-729: 1971: Part
1 with minimum coating of 85 and 210 for indoor and outdoor installation respectively. All bolts and nuts shall be
electroplated with zinc or cadmium to BS-3382: Part 1 and 2 with minimum plating thickness of 5.

C. PIPE SLEEVES

1. Where pipes pass through walls, floor, etc. (including floors in ducts) the Contractor shall provide pipe sleeves.
Sleeves for cast iron and steel pipes shall be steel (where the pipes is galvanized) e sleeve are fitted through
floors, the pipe shall extend to at least 12 mm clear of finished floor.
2. The Contractor shall supply the detailed information to the main contractor before concrete is poured in compliance
with the Main Contractor’s program.
3. Where holes have to be cut through structure after concrete has been poured as a result of the Main Contractor’s
failure to provide timely information to the Main Contractor, then all costs for this shall be the Contractor’s account.
4. Where pipes pass through walls, the Contractor shall supply floors or ceilings rendered liquid-tight puddle flanges.
5. Pipe sleeves shall also be provided where piping penetrates external walls and roofs. The space between pipe
sleeves and the pipe or insulation shall then be completely caulked by the Contractor with a soft, non-setting
waterproof mastic compound giving an airtight seal.
6. Sleeves shall be of sufficient size to allow free movement of pipes and furthermore where pipes are insulated the
sleeves are to be oversize to allow the insulation to be carried through the sleeves.
7. Details of pipes through walls and floors shall be submitted to and reviewed by the Project manager before
installation.
8. The Main Contractor shall install all sleeves in walls, floor, etc and in shattering. The Main Contractor will provide
holes, which are formed in beams.
9. Pipe sleeves shall also be installed where piping penetrates external walls and the space between pipe sleeves
and the pipe or insulation shall then be completely caulked, with a soft, non-setting waterproof mastic compound
giving an airtight seal.
10. Penetrations through roofs shall also be provided with a weatherproof apron and up stand curb. Where pipes pass
through firewalls and floor slabs, a metal fire stop is to be welded or bolted around the pipe.
11. This is to be form of a 6 mm (min) thick flange located so as to occur in the centers of the slab / wall thickness and
welded / screwed to the pipe, the flange being of the same diameter as the internal bore of the pipe sleeve.

D. STRAINERS (PIPELINE)

Refrigerant strainers shall be installed in the main liquid line complete with isolating valves.

E. REFRIGERATION VALVES

1. Refrigerant Valves
a. All refrigerant valves shall be of “FL Hudson” or equal approved manufacture, or forged steel or brass, packed
cap, back seating type suitable for the refrigerant used.
b. Control and instrument line shall have brass-packed valves with brass caps or backlash valves.
c. Check valves shall be preferably or the fitting type and shall have manual lifting provisions. All refrigerant lines
to gauges shall have individual valves as close to equipment and main lines as possible.
2. Refrigerant Pressure Gauges
a. For each compressor the suction, discharge and oil pressure shall be separately indicated by 100 mm
diameter chrome plated, flanged pressure gauges.
b. Dials shall have pressure temperature conversion scales for the refrigerant used only, and shall be grouped
neatly with other instruments and control on the panels.
3. Refrigerant Sight Glass and Dryness Indicator

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 A sight glass shall be located immediately prior to each expansion valve and at least 600 mm downstream of
solenoid valve, and shall be completely gas tight up to test pressure having a bulls-eye on each side of the liquid
line to reduce sediment deposits.
4. Refrigerant Solenoid Valve
Before each expansion valve, at least 600 mm upstream of the sight glass supply and install in the liquid line a
solenoid valve. Valve shall size for low-pressure drop.
5. Refrigerant Expansion Valves:
a. Thermostatic expansion valves shall be of “Sporlan”, “ Danfoss” or other approved make and may be pilot
operated if desired.
b. Thermal valves shall have manufacturers recommended charge and shall be located out of contact with liquid
refrigerant or oil.
6. Refrigerant Dryer: The liquid line from the liquid receiver or condenser to the evaporator shall have a permanently
installed dryer and valve bypass. It shall be possible to renew the charge by closing the isolating valves.
7. Refrigerant Strainer: The main liquid line shall contain a strainer. Isolating valves shall be located so that the
strainer may be readily inspected and cleaned.
8. Pressure Relief Valves: Each condensing units shall be fitted with a pressure relief valve or bursting disc or fusible
plug set to operate at a pressure at least 175 kPa below the test pressure specified and sized to ensure that the
system pressure cannot under any condition, exceed the test pressure.

F. UNDERGROUND PIPE PROTECTION

1. All underground pipe-work of copper construction where located below ground or within corrosive areas shall be
adequately protected with a protective wrapping of “ Denso – tape “ or similar arranged in two applications.
2. The first application shall be installed with a minimum 50% overlap when covered in spiral formation over the pipe
and the second application with a minimum 25% overlap when covered in a reverse spiral formation over the
previous layer.
3. Tape widths shall be as recommended by the manufacturer for the size of pipe to be covered but shall no be less
than 75 mm wide for pipe-work up to 50-mm diameter.

PIPE-WORK INSULATION

1. The following types of insulation shall be employed:

CLASS OF DESCRIPTION
INSULATION

A Flexible closed cell chemically blown PVC nitrite rubber sponge type having a
thermal conductivity of not greater than 0.039 W/m oC at a mean temperature of a
24oC.

B Sectional molded type resin bonded rock wool having a thermal conductivity not
greater than 0.038 W/moC at a mean temperature of 20 -oC abnormal density of 80
kg/m3.

2. The following insulation thickness shall be employed :

Nominal Operating Temperature Range oC

Pipe Size
(Mm) -23 to –18 -18 to 7 7 to 150 150 to 200 250 & above
Up to 25 40 40 25 25 40
25 to 65 40 50 40 25 40
85 to 125 50 50 40 25 40
150 to above 65 65 40 50 65

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3. All equipment and materials used shall be fire resistance and shall comply with the requirement of the NFPA and
the Local Fire Services Department.
4. Pipe-work insulation shall generally comply with BS-5970: 1981. Pipe work by means of Bradford Insulation CP 50
adhesive or approved equal providing 100% coverage on the internal face and corrosion resistant metal bands or
fiberglass tape not less than 20 mm wide spaced at 450 mm center, with additional bands at all points where
materials has bee shaped.
5. All joints in the aluminum foil shall be sealed with a 75-mm wide pressure aluminum tape to provide a continuous
external vapor seal. Under no circumstances may corrosive adhesive be used or flat sheets are modified to form
the equal to module sections.
6. At the point of support, especially blocks of hardwood of Styrofoam material must be positioned to ensure the
integrity of the vapor barrier by bonding the supports to the insulation. All insulation shall be applied so as to give a
smooth, homogeneous and line-able surface. All rigid sections shall be concentric, and accurately matched for
thickness.
7. Steps and undulations in the surfaces shall not be acceptable. Any sections or slabs having damaged ends or
edges shall be rejected. All insulation shall fit tight to surfaces to be covered, and all slabs and sections shall be
built up close, butting edged being mitered, and chamfered or shaped as necessary.
8. Any minor interstices left in insulation shall be filled and sealed. Insulation shall be applied to clean and dry
surfaces, free of foreign materials such as oil, grease, rust, scale or dirt.
9. Any surface to be insulated, which shows any signs of rusting or damage to galvanizing shall prior to insulating be
thoroughly scrapped and wire brushed as necessary to remove all rust, scale, etc.
10. Surfaces shall then is solvent cleaned to remove all oil, grease and dirt prior to the application of a coat of primer.
Only clean and dry insulation shall be used, insulation shall generally be applied in accordance with the
manufacturer recommendation.
11. The vapor barrier shall be sealed around all hangers or other projections through the insulation. Continuous
insulation shall be provided through all sleeves and insulation joints shall be staggered with respect to joints on the
associated pipe-work systems.

PART VII : NOISE & VIBRATION CONTROL

A. VIBRATION CONTROL

1. General:
a. The Contractor shall furnish and install vibration and noise control devices, materials and related items.
b. The Contractor is expected to perform work as shown on the drawings and described in the specifications for
the job.
c. The Contractor shall bring to the Project Managers attention prior to installation any conflicts with other trades
works which will result in unavoidable transmission contact with equipment due to in adequate provision of
space or other unforeseen conditions.
d. Prior to installation the Contractor shall bring to project manager’s attention any discrepancies between the
specifications and the actual site conditions or charges required due to specific equipment selection.
e. Corrective work necessitated by discrepancies discovered after installation shall be at the Contractor’s
expense.
f. The Contractor shall be responsible for providing vibration isolators of the appropriate size and capacity to
meet the specified deflection requirements and shall follow the instructions from the manufacturer or vendor of
this product.
g. The Contractor shall submit the project manager for review product data, including manufacturer’s
specifications and installation instructions.
h. The Contractor shall submit samples of vibration isolators (each type) to the Project manager for review.
i. The Contractor shall submit the vibration isolators’ type, manufacturer, location, equipment to be isolated and
specifications for review.
j. Specifications shall include isolator freestanding heights, static deflection at chosen load, spring diameter and
material.
k. The Contractor shall be submit calculation indicating that the deflection of proposed frame-work for any frame
mounted equipment does not exceed one – tenth of the deflection of the vibration isolator.
l. A reputable, established manufacturer should produce vibration isolators. A single, approved manufacturer
shall supply all vibration isolators.

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 m. Within a stated, reasonable time period after being awarded a contract and before ordering any materials, the
Contractor shall submit to the Project Manager a complete list of all products proposed for use, including the
manufacturer’s name and all related product data.
n. The resonant frequency of the isolation system shall be lower than any operating speed and in no
circumstances shall coincide with the natural frequency of any component of the equipment.
o. Vibration system shall be selected to suit the environment in which the equipment is to be located. For
example, weatherproof non-rusting, etc.
p. All vibration isolators shall have either known un_deflected heights or calibration markings so that, after
adjustment, when carrying their load, the deflection load can be verified.
q. All isolators shall operate in the linear portion of their load versus deflection curve. Load versus deflection
curves shall be furnished by the manufacturer, and must be linear over a deflection range of not less than 50
% above the design deflection.
r. Overloading of any isolators during installation or servicing shall require isolators to be fitted with overloading
restraints. Overloading of equipment due to service connections shall not occur.
2. Spring Isolators:
a. Spring type vibration isolators shall preferably be constructed from suitably treated and finished steel or steel
alloys.
b. They shall be manufactured with rubber, neoprene or glassfibre ‘acoustic pads’ to prevent transmission of high
frequencies. Spring type vibration isolators shall be free standing and laterally stable, without any housing.
c. All mounts shall have leveling bolts. The spring diameter shall not be less than eight-tenth of the compressed
height of the compressed height of the spring at rated load and springs shall be capable of additional travel to
solid’ for another 50 %, as a minimum before becoming fully compressed.
d. Springs shall be selected so that the ratio of horizontal stiffness to vertical stiffness ranges between 0.9 and
1.1.
e. Restrained spring isolators shall have vertical travel limit stops to control extension of the spring when the
weight is removed or to provide wind resistance in outdoor locations and to prevent excessive movement as
the machine speed passes through the resonant frequency of the mounting system.
f. Where restrained spring isolators are to be used, minimum clearance of 13 mm shall be maintained around
restraining bolts and between the housing and the spring so as not to interface with the spring action. Limit
stop shall be out of contact during normal operations. Mounting used out of doors shall be painted, hot dipped
galvanized or neoprene coated.
3. Rubber ‘In-Shear’ Isolators:
a. The active element of the isolator shall be bonded to mild steel or steel alloy plates, sleeves, pressings or
forging. Both element and bonding agent shall be resistant to lubricating oil and water suited to the operating
temperature.
b. The location of the fixing bolts shall not be in such a way that creates unnecessary stress in the elements.
c. The dynamic deflection and damping coefficient of the active material, at the operating speed of the supported
equipment, shall be used in calculation of isolation efficiencies.
d. Alternatively, certified isolation efficiency charts may be used. Mountings whose stiffness varies with direction
of deflection shall be mounted with orientation marks for use during maintenance and installation.
4. Vibration Isolation Pads:
a. Waffle-pattern or ribbed neoprene pads shall be made of 40 to 50 durometer neoprene. Where required these
shall adhesively cemented to 1.6 mm steel plates of similar area so as to form a sandwich.
b. Pads may be bolted through (where necessary) with bolts isolated from the machine by neoprene grommets.
c. Alternatively, ‘waffled’ neoprene pads can be used without holding down bolts where the vibration is minimal
and the weight of machine is such that the resultant friction is adequate and the machine unlikely ever to
move.
d. The area of pad to be used and number of layers shall be determined for each application in accordance with
the manufacturer’s recommendations.
e. Where multiple-layer pads are selected to increase the static deflection the layers are to be separated by steel
shims as recommended by manufacturers.
5. Pipe-work General
a. All supports or hangers horizontally or vertically installed shall incorporate felt or neoprene gaskets of
minimum thickness 6 mm.
b. When a pipe passes through the plant room wall, a minimum 25-mm clearance shall be provided between the
pipe and the penetration in the wall.
c. The pipe shall be supported on either side of the hole, so that the pipe does not rest on the wall. The
clearance space shall be stuffed with fibrous fill or material and sealed both sides with non-setting or non-
hardening caulking compound.
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6. Duct Hangers bad Support
a. All ducts between the fan coil or fans and the duct flexible connectors shall have resilient mounts having same
static deflection as the AHU or fan.
b. Hangers used for vibration control shall consist of a mild steel welded cage containing a helical spring, or
neoprene / rubber / glass fiber isolator, (or both) and be suitable for suspension from drop rods.
c. Isolator shall be protected from overloading by external containment or metal to metal restraint. There is no
permanent deformation shall be under 150 % of the rated maximum loading to the spring.
d. The hanger cage shall be capable of carrying five times the maximum rated normal service load without
permanent distortion. The drop rod arrangements shall allow 30o movement without metal to metal contact.
7. Other Associated Equipment and Non-Vibration Equipment
a. All other mechanically and electrically associated equipment that is capable of causing undue vibration and
noise shall be vibration isolated with 25-mm static deflection spring and neoprene isolators.
b. To short-circuit noise and vibration transmitting paths, all non-vibrating equipment shall be isolated with
neoprene friction pad. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to include the cost of such work in his tender
price.
8. Execution:
a. Location of all vibration – isolation devices shall be selected for ease of inspection and adjustment as well as
for proper operation.
b. Vibration – isolation hangers shall be placed so that hanger housings may rotate a full 360 o without touching
any object.
c. Under no conditions should piping, ductwork, or conduit be suspended form one another or touch one another.
Vibrating systems should be kept separate form non-vibrating systems.
d. Vibration isolator shall be fixed without unnecessary stressing of the elements. Vibration isolators’ types are
indicated below.
e. Selection shall vary and follow the criticality of adjacent spaces, and the running speed of the equipment.
9. The Contractor shall submit the schedule of mechanical vibration isolation systems and noise control products
selected and to be used in this project.

B. ACOUSTIC REQUIREMENTS

1. General:
a. This section covers general requirements of materials and applications required achieving a comfortable
acoustic environment within the building and the criteria as set out below.
b. The total noise level arising from all simultaneously operating mechanical and electrical plant as well as
regenerated aerodynamic noise, whether it be duct borne, structurally transmitted, or airborne, shall be limited
to the following levels, unless indicated otherwise in specific part of the specification.
c. Acoustic treatment shall be applied to all ductwork and equipment by all means such that the noise level is
maintained at all times.
d. The noise level shall be measured at 1.5 m above the floor level, except next to the AHU room or other plant
rooms where the measuring points shall be 1.5 m from the room walls.
e. The Contractor is responsible to providing acoustic product of the appropriate size and capacity to meet the
dynamic insertion loss and self-noise requirements and is required to follow the instructions from the
manufacturers or vendors of these products.
f. The Contractor shall submit the attenuated type, manufacturer, location references, system references and
specifications for approval.
g. Specifications shall include the dynamic insertion loss, self-noise and equipment sound power level selected.
A reputable, established manufacturer should produce acoustic products. A single, approved manufacturer
shall supply all sound attenuators.
h. Within a stated, reasonable time period after being awarded a contract and before ordering any materials, the
Contractor shall submit to the Project Manager a complete list of all products proposed for use, including the
manufacturer’s name and all related product data.
i. The Contractor / Supplier must report to the Project Manager in advance and in writing any limiting effect the
intended attenuate locations and system conditions on performance.
j. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to bring to the Project Manager’s or Architect of the attenuator sample
if in his opinion there are constraints in the design that will forbid his attainment of the required criteria. Unless
otherwise specified, perforated galvanized steel sheet shall have 2.4-mm diameter holes 1t 4.8 mm staggered
centers.

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