Exhaust Systems. All new diesel tractors added to the fleet after January 1, 1994, shall be equipped with a vertical exhaust stack. Recognizing the advanc- es made in the reduction of diesel emissions, the chairmen of the National UPS/IBT Safety and Health Committee shall meet to dis- cuss a pilot program involving alternative tractor exhaust systems. Package car exhaust systems, when replaced, shall exit to the side of the vehicle.
Exhaust Systems. Exhaust fans in conference rooms and breakrooms shall be extended to main supply lines. Exhaust duct from equipment hoods etc. to be connected to main exhaust shafts and all required balancing and smoke/fire dampers and controls provided. Utilize Teflon lined or other special duct where good engineering practice may dictate.
Exhaust Systems. All areas requiring exhaust shall be ventilated to the exterior by the energy recovery make-up air unit (“MAU”) exhaust fans, where applicable when a MAU is shown to be of benefit to the Project through LCCA. When a MAU energy recovery unit is installed, all general building exhaust shall be grouped together to main exhaust shafts and routed to the energy recovery make up air unit.
Exhaust Systems. All new diesel tractors added to the CSI fleet after ratification of this agreement shall be equipped with vertical exhaust stack.
Exhaust Systems. Blank off and test the flanges, welds, and gaskets of each exhaust system using compressed air and soap bubbles. The main engine exhausts and the diesel generator exhausts shall all be checked in this manner.
Exhaust Systems. All new diesel tractors added to the fleet after January 1, 1994, shall be equipped with a vertical exhaust stack. Package car exhaust sys- tems, when replaced, shall exit to the side of the vehicle.
Exhaust Systems. All new diesel tractors, shall be equipped with a vertical exhaust stack. Recognizing the advances made in the reduction of diesel emissions, the Company may introduce alternate exhaust systems in all new tractors acquired after January 1, 2024. Package car exhaust systems, when replaced, shall exit to the side of the vehicle.
Exhaust Systems. Exhaust systems shall be provided for ventilation of toilet rooms, lunch areas, main work area, conference, hearing and testing rooms. Systems shall comply with state and local regulations.
Exhaust Systems. 1. Exhaust systems will be provided for public toilets, janitors’ closets, etc. Toilet exhaust shall be at the rate of 2 cfm/sq. ft. with supply air at a rate of 1 cfm/sq. ft.
2. Kitchen exhaust welded black iron risers with access doors shall be provided from floor listed up to exhaust fan mechanical room located on the 48th floor.
a. Mezzanine thru 48th floor. 38”x 46”
b. 8th thru 48th floor 38”x32”
c. 32nd thru 48th floor 38”x32”
d. 47th thru 48th floor as required through future roof penetration by tenant. Kitchen exhaust fans, connecting and discharge ductwork, electric power, controls, etc., shall be provided by tenant. Landlord to provide a single horizontal west sheer wall opening on each of the 32nd and 33rd floors to accommodate tenant kitchen exhaust of 32” x 38” or less.
3. Exhaust systems will be provided for loading dock as required.
4. Exhaust pipe for diesel emergency generator will be provided including supports, piping, etc., and installation of muffler.
5. Mail receiving (Messenger Center) area shall have a separate dedicated exhaust.
6. The exhaust systems for the retail space messenger center and other non-office lower level functions below the 4th floor shall be separate from the office tower exhaust system.
Exhaust Systems. Any booths or stands cooking with grease frying must have hood exhaust systems installed in their units.
