Thermal Insulation. Buildings must be maintained to ensure that the design performance of the building envelope is maintained.
Thermal Insulation. The calculated average 'U' value for external walls, floor and roof excluding any door and window shall comply with the Building Regulations Part L2A.
Thermal Insulation. Thermal insulation of all chilled water and hot water piping as well as other equipment, flues, ductwork, etc is provided as required. Chilled water and horizontal rain water pipework in return air ceiling voids is insulated and is provided with a vapour barrier. Services piping exposed to atmosphere is electrically trace heated and insulated.
Thermal Insulation. The Contractor shall supply and install all thermal insulation necessary for the thermal efficiency of the plant and safety of personnel and to meet the standards of good industrial practice. Thermal insulation shall be applied to all surfaces which will reach or exceed a temperature of 55oC (metallic) or 60oC (non metallic) under operating conditions. All insulation materials used shall be asbestos free. Insulation applied to pipework, machinery, equipment, and ducting shall be clad with aluminium which should be protected internally by a factory-applied coating and provide complete weatherproofing where appropriate.
Thermal Insulation. A. Provide spray insulation for the new façade work per the documents.
B. Provide new air barrier and window jamb prep per the documents. Seal all joints around steel and masonry. Infill any gaps or openings required to support your insulation and air barrier systems.
C. Provide existing steel cleaning and paint.
D. Provide all masonry façade caulking.
Thermal Insulation. Thermal insulation shall be provided based on an economical evaluation comparing the required capital cost for insulation to the value of lost heat during the life of the facility. Indoor cold water lines will be provided with anti-sweat insulation where required.
Thermal Insulation. A. Prime existing concrete deck and vertical substrates with asphalt primer at a rate of 1 gallon per 100 sq. ft.
B. Install vapor barrier/insulation envelopment membrane on deck, curbs, penetrations and parapets using methods described in this Section.
C. Adhere isocyanurate insulation and wood fiber cover board insulation in solid moppings of specified hot adhesive. The asphalt shall be heated and applied in accordance with this Section.
1. Install insulation boards in courses parallel to roof edges, mopping surface up.
2. Firmly butt each insulation board to surrounding boards without deforming boards. May 2017 C01025C17 Georgetown Wet Weather Treatment Station 07513 - 11 MODIFIED BITUMEN ROOFING SYSTEM
3. Offset joints of top layer 6 inches in both directions from joints of base layer.
4. Maximum elevation variation between boards at joints: 1/8 inch. 5. Cut and fit insulation boards where roof deck intersects vertical surfaces. Cut board 1/4 inch from
Thermal Insulation. Subject to clauses 3(8), 3(9) and 3(10) and JTC's and the Landlord's prior written consent, to provide thermal insulation to the floor, ceiling and the walls of the Premises and heat extract systems if the Tenant's activities results or may result in;
(a) moisture condensation on the floors, ceilings or walls of adjoining premises or common parts of the Building; or
(b) the generation of excessive heat or heat which causes or may cause undue discomfort to JTC, the Landlord and their lessees or tenants or the occupiers of any adjoining or neighbouring premises.
Thermal Insulation. Lofts and pipework must be insulated to current standards. All hot water tanks should be foam lagged or have a good quality cylinder jacket, which has been properly fitted. All water pipes that are considered vulnerable to damage by frost must be adequately protected with lagging. All doors, windows, letterbox etc, to be draught proofed.
Thermal Insulation. All thermal insulation will be carried out by the contractor. The insulation provided will be mineral wool with a foil finish (no fiberglass insulation allowed) to ensure high performance levels under all environmental conditions. Furthermore, all insulation to be covered with white Isogenopack. All pipes and valves are to be insulated unless specifically stated and agreed with suitable jackets. Furthermore, labels will be added to all the pipework on top of the insulation and on each section. The labels will be manufactured to BS1710:2014 standards with the recommended colour schemes and with a length of 275mm.
