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( Commercial & Industrial Insulatitn Systems Manual FlBERGlAS OrganisedTb Hdp&Jva DaJji fablerne Viiaamuibubtaatrgudredbytyttea otter (ban by product to aid eagboets end otherepeeSfjrtng futon b the deice of tte properinatatk* fei a gma application. b general, the greatest benefited be mbed 9 tte book is used as foUovi; A. Identify type of eppifcaikn fcy ijitsm. CmmukuJ Plumbing Mechanical Piping Bqtiinuatt AiiHaidfai Induitrid Piping Equipment mmsand tanka Bo3era aadcbismeyB B. DetainIn* Temperature Range - C. Choose productsfrom the Selection GaMelndene D. Refer to PRODUCTdata sheets for technical data. B. Refer to EPKCfflCATIONB tor piodocta and sppfeatlon In the appropriateaactiana \ **. M. |/ Each section is self-contained with productdata anddetailed specifications 291-304 w*c d 53 * H 3 i4: OWMHCIAt milSIBA INSULATION Y*TE*BMAA ot> n*n>" "CHAKQK OF ADDRESS" CAI COMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL INSULATION SYSTEMS MAN! Iba *** I ) i t DIVIDEND DE ENGINEERING a service to aid in selecting optimum insulation thickness introduction Dwrdcnd tameermg hum arste tor olcuhlMe options tbiclrtes t mw!ton eihteh tottae**peiit*<ac* and net eewdentoK. basic reasons for insulation/nuLwtiiMiraNumKM sulaten muiOf carotene an or some at Ac Wl**5t7 - Proms ContMl Canttfttation fierttfon Perjarwri PiwtKB> Kul(|3iriortoss) Suing The fnst three factors an usually straight forward and pnsenl no problem, deal Savrng, bontB!. tm toressaonic waabtes is temples. DE solves the economic dilemma/m wm * d- idend tngiertaraf is to prowdt i usable loot for designers so tbit they ca* detambae Uue ecoasrut iNcbieis of inudalia s<i rts relation to retort on lawtstoKAl and to eqiipmenl rcedec to produce tnator to iek*eiato. factors C.tm^ldei^d in I)E /todttamrat trw tottosuflicVness these signifkanl lactoisare iaduded inatSrtidfnd ojmti/i| analysis. l.taidtsnutabonapplied 2. tat <d heat energy 3. tat at mooejr 4. tepredaton pbrrt 5. Depieuatiwmsaiitiei* 6. Condwhuly ft) of nsutatrt* 7. Operate tanptiatxe 8. Sue et pipe cm sirdar* area. 9. Cqptti Imminent m beil-productfig eqmpmrnl HI. )tou>s N eperaiieo 11. Maintenance Costs. how to get dividend engineering/<w w imi fiberjltt flravhofficelose* ho* eawtj jcucan lakeadvantage of UasOtMftt-CQfniigfibttgjUi Ohrtcmj (Agincermg Service. 29130b "Si""! SSOTjrxrJSi: -0v* < M V mtn* * * iw* ** "CHAN5E Of ADDRESS" CAl COMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL INSULATION SYSTEMS MAN! On I owl ns corning FlBERGLAS INSULATION OF PLUMBING PIPING & EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS PWirenebnmtfl SOLDFACEtypearemaunM for ntorU sen*** stem *"w ridoptadMaptMC*.Oner pee*!* inbU t selection guide ra*ft products data page spec, ppy PIPIKQ ChjUed Drinktag Water ftainnatar Leaders 3560F Crafniutes (Bust Soft Cp OaMClMi) 354QF PIPE INSULATIONS Heavy Deadly Ona-Ptec* FitwigUs 25 C-P O-C Flex&le Tobias 1.1 1.2 1.B 1.3 1.S.1 1.S.1 1.S.7 IS* Domestic Cold Water Boiler Makeup Water 50-60F Oomertc HotWater Tempered Water " Booster Healer Water to 180? EQUtFMUT Hot Wair Storage Tanks Heat EuAaagers Hot Water Geaeiator* Booster Haatera 150-180F Heavy Density U 15.3 One-Rece 12 15.3 FtergEss25 C-P U 15.7 Heavy Density Une-Rece Ftrtte25 H-P u 12 1.7 EQUIPMENT 1IUUUT10HS TOO Series Koyfo Stock Fftergtas2S H-E U 1.6J 1.9 15.4 15.4 \%JQ 1.S.5 15.5 15.8 PUS HO. IQATA2COOB. 12/tt 29i30G I ' . CckuAIROAl WWW * iMWIAttOM *WTtW . i iv>, n^w4 fkaiM' T "CHANOI Of ABDMSS" C** COMWHCIM * INDUSTRIAL INSULATION SWIMS MANI, Ta Ci. t It* I owivii <or> uc Fibergias ptuabing piping ififau ntdtoniailpipiaQtftim J*a*ary twa Pipe Insukti uses P;K i description fibergat Heavy Darwty Saebqnal Pipe Insulation ha* a broad range of uses for tot snd cdd piping. It s amiable with a vartety of taciory-applttd jackets to provide foe appearance, vapo buries. We salely or weatherproofing to permit alectlon o Ida correct mvjtstan tor tho tonic* requirement tian -l?Cf 10 450f. See page 2 for a compete selection gaJde frbarglas Heavy Density Sectional Pipe (mulatto precision molded pipecovering composed of fix woot testa-bonded ana termed to two ttf tyW op to 12* IPS. It is available ta 3 ft. leagsstfto fit alt sizes of pipe end loting from to* IPS to 33 1 |l(Mu'rjJly./-'-gT^a benefits L1 1 taptriM fcirmal aHlstovcy fittrgbt See * ordinary ko<*. apactu OMU u* coqubad aoerffipiteiiiiaean bacauta d in to* k toctet cad the firm dtafrcut tecttoia kali tghtly to. provtoai high oHJotncy with rasrftont cat! U lethu termtot an at&ctoM Qmnut banter at ki. The doaefjr kai {Iasi Obars (arm rtUeni ttbngt art |Mito. The rigid, Mctjento term tortt e( ok pocUts to itUrO Utta** at butloi gtaat- Atari to usurato atop fafeitctBen ol atom art (vcJ urina art mve preen* t*mpr*tof* fitdng earn. control. towicato-liia tpacklcompmiaded past (there mtvb cwnpiatiWa -Heavy nherpsi npa luettttM retttta campreatlea art mech anical damage baeauM B t* dcaaer the* elhe* ara camtfttoly Hari They *S not corrode fled, cnppl' or aluminum pipe **4 w> not cam mas eaneaton H '.bfctbit (M gliia fiber pipe fatiuleVens. TM nuai laaa chance ol umightly 4nti|e art puncture etlM Moor barrier on M MOL litlny wtot Jackatt--A ade variety el factoiy-applta jaertto are oveMla to pronto va por horrid protedfen. weeBrti reritume. art dlnteeilonaDy nt*Ut-ribTgfi *9 net mrlnk or rat and C wlthatond thermal time*. lately or dense mbtonoa. Theta pcMU ipaae epoBwthm to im fieU. tm na* StotSaaDng Lap petat Iwttiar dmffiBti toanUtden auy U fatrtcata -naergHi Heavy Derulty Pipe art aiturtt a reokfcve vapor birrier eeil at Iha luuUaon iM*ayteutartfitintMBeMa pinto. `TirtMU't toj--raOMCirtBtri|lwCT- 291307 X fc^qamiaf grteri 'CHAK8E OF ADDRESS" CAI COMMERCIAL i INDUSTRIAL INSULATION STSHMS MAN! OV.'L COfl'JI.'JC Fiberglas yfantof piping tfsfem 1.1 wduniui piptap tgUtatl.l J****yl9& Pipe Insulations uses P. i description ftoprxbtHeavy Densily Sectional Pipe inflation has broad ring* qt mes fo hot and cold piping. II b available nth a nriety ol factory-applied {ackU to provide tor eppemneo. vapor barrior, lira safety or wibMicrproofing to permit selection ol the correct in sulation tar the temce fepiiiMraentt (com -1HF in 450F. S page 2 far a complete selection guide. Fibergbs Heavy Density Sectional Rpe Inwitotton ts a preetton netted pipe covering composed of Fttergbs weed mbvbwdtd and tortrad tn two tail cyfirdv* up to I?* IPS It is etiiUbl* It 3 ft. tons sections to lit all sizes ol pipe sod tutaglromM'lPStott'. -.. -.-Ay iifc&H btmejils i uparid there*] vffktaecy--FibergUt Sec- ta ordmry ImHa. No apcriil loete ere readied toad Pipe timtuton Stowe *t tti to* b teeter ead the Srni cfnn-cot sectloet kntt SgaQy to. pnwten trig* effldtMy illi reiultent cost sav tether lanaint ea ttUaat vttrmd santar it ing!. Tu flestay Sett pns iM<i term aOta> fiRings ud&tatl Th rigid,eecfaaaltarmtaads i etr packet* tt retard the flee ol scat hi tress tsiti i* Mcorato *hep tiMeeiee ef tae end er (vet white end mere precise tempafsture tobag cover*. control. toevgenk-The spsht coapeuodid gleet ben redate cuetnilu - heavy Denchy litcrpli npe Imbtae Mttots coteprtiite* end etch an** sueigt betewe ll ta deaw* then other ne coagMeiy laart. they toil eel corrode Meet, copper er ekiarimm pipe and *0 oat ceute etmei eerrasm H -.tainles* itreL W 0tt Av pipe ImsteSoes IN* mean* tail ehenee rfunitghlh demet* end psoctereol the factory applied Jecktb-A aide variety el fecOJyip|fM jackal* ire availiH* to provide ro vaper Mnfer aU Be**. per earner protretfee. weather reUrtonet. fte dtnaaclMally stall* - flMrftae HI net tprtak or ret tadB wbktsad thermal PKfc nitty er damage rdrittance These jadels speed epjflcebon the Retd. The nev SdtSeaiAg Up Iscfcel tartier tknfMtu tottriWen any totahdeeto-Kher|ls* Heiy Drndtjr Pipe and eu*m a rwiitore vapor barrier ceil at (be fewleltae li eery ta cut end Q in Be Md alft bbto. 1 momsvexritMHiMr itoentt* n 291SQ7 "CHANCE Of ADDRESS* CA COMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL INSULATION SYSTEMS MANl s. "Pt INSULATION SELECTION CHAE,-PLUMBING A neckwocl system HOT PIPING I----------- ggr* *wiuut WCOltMiiMen. MlD ' MMCCuu --------- T--~--------- ' ' IVMM WNitfaDfttifnbM. "*"4 ft* IWtoal-lut lA_Ua s?.svrc{-- Ssrsfc,ss SSt-injt-(HUtt-fNiIAaMi;n Cum:( a MTOOMI 5a^SS^?^?`Ufcai*^) ln*<nv<9lUii hftlMiSuMni ** rtu.ihaw, *J**irt CMmmu COLD PIPING jMiMiin *** Pwtiflft&r ***<U* wra IMIS I*-**-* u-3t.1 &TJs *1 W. llAKtl lit <W Hu .|gu ""* 'AaotMl d tst m I. fitt A 5^*!*" to ncri in Mil*4 oumm m iM ftp snS*t^*|ip|ioV( H '**' ItK. o.l IM^| (,,nt ft ts n<td **, amd HOW W *WnJ fH K.Ur4ui (Iflli-Un js,.rhS'-*-* e"*`' rtftfcuwi Hr^SSKtSB ^sss^ltot***** "*" wwWSSStSpgg *mi iuIIh Jott trtAHA t * fill(IhtUitMM JJtiit) htil Ml M ! 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Ini rnMl iktHtoKOni UMnrtal, Fir* fatadul-lM uii-^|( us* in tf wt nut Cahn to wqii AMH *1 CIA SpM 3011. Ftp* c BUfldud CiwnJwh*t-b* mU - pwln blstlM Uclrit'Cwlw **u(ih MiiftMr fel-BUil Qtoii nuh-fn-dud wfta iSmtalBtlUM total. Uryto (Mliiba Hlntduf totor. Cwrtiifcot <la.-aaily wd mi ftwtM flb) XM-totlln uaUMM uktf *a|. an 4*i'4hte>M>itewIi1t dtatrml boritiA|}rkui^iMwttiMt)Muiii Du l*ak nl On raftar. Mt )ilai ttrtpi n teMthd.nUli mOuuHtaBttintKWittb irinuwr Auntulliitt JMaUiuiA ataotiMftnWlMI nuftvfk nia, hab|tat tod it Ui tMfftdU uia uitV wliitiifl) JOM. R8u NO-tnilMi aft t lato, ihU4 tiaSiftndnitamftftMin KtrtJa Cd |BMt dept mrm IN-IW 1I0 IN nc& ftu ntt till IftlAg Uft-m (f.H ft* U'dM lwd) it * liMiHft gl NMthilll ana tod ittuaxd uSi Amt t)m in. lnM *lli to* Ml>i ito. torts wiutmum MUMM. IttA iKkn CM I* utrim hfllfi KddvtMttr peutaft hm i* ft ibQI. BnU fftM Up! toc(B*twl|hnt>ntuitB*t4 Mumil Aft nUwU Iht Stli SttkiiU* fj1a* RW ilfttMl Caftnf La* MkOcilMit eVHitd total tftk tQiNtor haa (h ai h* paid *at Adrt end (id 'Mar tr untk feid asvhrJ & o*. niivi, u/tojf & pain/. ws XR Ofi IT ^ J --.io -1 amti m Unhvui Hr* RitodhM (int)-Uc uk haMtfidtMAH let t#*( wn jU( al tol aad t*t* atm i cm la i ha c BEU)tf ur FA) ittifell tube III Htottott l|tll> Iln tm ail torMl ten nl Ofltol nt iiul Ffu tfin fetudai tom It ito- uto *1 Mm kB rdAttKil rib iln* itosivu. Mull ntdronli M Q1AI-V'Irt* toUkUnlarM M !Un wiliiis MUiltt. Imltont >** bindr !!! ton pra ratal 001. daUit mi b ad tuiftl. Oknt-ha^rito u4 rMbmi But ton -Utf ft IUF. Butt jthltbl|> to ttou Md Unit in hnaMl AJh tulhlto nttnol tot fed *M*ft la* tiittt FK-MturVifitoitB itDiiiM KrftkWr alluctolKkMi FBI vntoU ttltoi U-ttbrth*toh Minbtl Whtto ifprattK* ftttaob tilt ailtiftjftfc-* On XUd-tutwj ipptui JW toUnd tfcdour M ItotoWMil. total WO btflill taiUBtonutohmani taiifitaiMN UHInk SUM uv.tolMtiUta to- iitnawu. MHBiVilliillbXKiakHitf Madmia MPwW RHthaih tan, tatoi tn^&di iwlif it At UfrimH iw ltd r tttrtrtn *d |rft Ratal Fib- j>jM t*rr (ui* ft (t t> ft wljl|lll twjlrtt LxpullAAl E.nOp fd pmi dept wld AOcMbitL luniMio-ililaMiMi^HrA ni>*< fttohniiKiil * M0I*A tslM IXWn Xft>H LtsrtiM c! lft'*ljl IMitfUi UIM ouion cMicoLinm ___ ", f** lui*1 VM **-. Nt tottM H<I ft* ipaftn a Kka u<ut ^ **>*' ** M r4 ftutot iinto KnralL anu: ta id * vkcl cn HiXkrt ftju*d to M u tu total* Kiknuitf nr nwlNTWWltMd to n* >dttan ------ r,. n>iOE < <Mn<0*wllHaCJ(ltM M 1U1^ KlKudMlftt ft* Mlh(kll|aplin lifted j!*boteNtfUa{ 0tl|MI*fttWft*H"*reWtll* id tendArts tMMfinip'ct toitMffeftdhfUKimttnwWdMMtfitMtttoWm W liLinuAiwdiftti jp*tinoi<Sttb < Mta ! A tod ton* lift it fitulndw, mmmii t *tu *Mr dAm v4 (to* H*t <MhHd ft ttddjrap i r-1 fct-lbtl feu Bid tottot tort*., tftfWJ afftt(<BluT) top) ftp asuSMfl UMMnU| tat ill* tutftnoIn itiMton (btotin|itiftMMMttputMt w n<l> mm IIImitn*a ibA(ViS*mMi to.F*ICwMW.O;Srtt6wt>yM.O UManMrttRiMiMtaltaifltdtiir MdV tMLorst p?n*<t i lutitMkttaccrvtlaMw. w fttj vm* iftbAi hi* K4t*M u mm tm* (UukihIim u* ^lr*v< > aw kit* W<*Un*Mili hiMUlilaH.h*n. fib , SX.IRJ f(tiktita<oWinnMadMMhme] Ki*Ovaftaineteirftei0nro*ittihditailManllr AltCftiO*t*\bM rtu*dkdlit*M tei ittt Iw M hMift*W|11nthewdi Ss 'ftetiiikfticlIbP.Mb Ami wai ndKartMfBJftPi*SunGftuCunfxid tttodttMA NnMubiuut* Ihe cicutulft> i teM 1*w fttiloMiiJn* lu ilpfui| (miitkl. t> 'Matt* liunknl tilth <*</ uifluxl tint. laAlMii. uting A- pnal Pil'i. 291310 o--wc-e Wm*. MW W <MT *0wq* 'CHANGE Of ADDRESS" CAB COMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL INSULATION SYSTEMS MAW, \ V 1 pcr)oim<mte chaructwistifS ' nelttuf* aburfltn: MS bi i*0t-X rk * WiW oct^lt (*nti H Inks) StelMr; ' ipwPit mu: trail (inastaa: awtmM*WOmluii|l*'** * 0nrm*1ca*ducth*ty: scxn m m i -oTtr 0 22, i^actflcUMn c*mfUw: Mil! t-vnc r*: (i-ifj Ir.i.-A **>< Kfirit ,,, -I t. *M I Mlrtr' lleajl U.J'-Jl *cc t* ci I'O m i :*eiv^ a rik, f.;t pivtirti r,*H v.>t E'*i *-1 !.! brfR'O | Pl.t M , < T*.I*N iivimiti* 1-i.ihH i,[<) rtwo.Taam.etAMiL recommended thickness Selectionof Inniitlon thicknesses forany spe* edit appficatfaM should take into consideration toe following important criteria. 1. Cost of itstdation applied. 2. Costof heat energy. 3. Cost of capital. 4. Cod of depredation-ptot end bi sid8tion. 5, Capital Investment in heat produe* tion eQumment 6. Temperature differential. 7. Size of the pipe or surface, & Conductiviy of insulation. celd piping- Proper thttnessfsee overleaf for tobies) is required for efficient opertion mu) to prevent condensation on the insolation sur face. SpecificaBy: 1. Designed thickness should be specified to result in a surface temperature above toe Dew-Pointtemperature ofthe surround ing air. Generally this is equal to or greater than the "economical thickness" despite the relatively higher cost of cold Shi's. 2. InsulaSon thickness should be based on ambient air conditions and corresponding permissible temperature differences. Ambient Air Com!toon Permissible temp, drop (between ambient elr and iasutotfon surface) 90 Fat 90% R H. 90 Fat 80% RH. 3F 7F 1 Piping operating down to freezing tem peratures or at fluctuating hot and cold temperatures should be insulated for max imum performance during the coolest part of the cold cycle. recommened thickness heated piping to 450F (80F ambient air} Pipe Tetip. 200 300 400 450 Temp. DJff, 120 220 320 370 IPS RT HL ST RT HL ST RT HL ST RT HL ST H K 1 1U IK 2 2VI 3 3K 4 4% 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 1 13 91 1 24 101 IK 32 too IK 39 105 1 IS 94 1 29 106 IK 42 104 IK 45 120 1 16 92 1 30 102 IK 42 104 IK 49 ioe 1 20 95 IK 27 95 H 45 104 2 51 104 1 21 93 1% 31 96 IK 50 107 2 57 107 1 24 94 1% 35 97 IV, 58 107 2 60 103 1* 24 91 2 36 95 2 60 104 2 72 ioe IK 25 90 2 39 94 2K 56 97 2V, 69 98 IK 31 92 2 47 96 2fc 58 96 2V, 71 99 m 30 90 2 47 94 2fe 64 97 2V, 80 100 IK 34 92 2 58 97 2K 58 96 2k 84 102 Ui 38 91 2 58 95 2Vi 80 100 3 70 98 1* 29 88 2 56 94 2K 95 101 3 95 99 1* 44 91 2 \Vz SO 93 2 74 95 2V, 100 98 3 76 95 2K 104 too 3 100 99 112 99 IK 58 91 2 80 96 2K 118 99 3 114 100 2 48 88 2* 76 93 3 111 9? 3 135 101 2 56 89 2% 88 93 3 127 98 138 98 2 63 89 2H 99 94 3 142 98 3K 153 99 HL--heat loss... 8tu/hr/llneaHoot ST--surface temperature fF) RT-recommended thickness HQ--heat gain 291311 m cdtautCMl A iN&l INSULATION smiMI recommended thtckieis cold piping 4 dual-temp8rature (minus 60 to 200F) (wratMuti wa: m m aim **m Ua^e* -CHANGE OP ADDRtSS" CAM COMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL INSULATION SYSTEMS MAW, .v OWtSt/OTNlSG OWENSCORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION FlBERGIAS Indusi'iN arm Cornnetciil OMion 717 Ftflfc Arttv? tila York ftea, Tori 10Q77 formal ftlwas Irvrjo 0im4ta0l I \ ^................... ... 29131<; uses description FTbsrgUs'OM-ftete Rp intuteoop n adaptable to al typos d piping rrste*? operating at temperatures bom -30F to 4ttF. it is waidrie with a witty of factely-applied pcketa lor appearance, vapor hairier, fireproeing or taoterprooSng to pernul selection ol the light combinatfoa ol imirfatiM and jachet Am the service condition requoeneat Ffetrglas One-Piece Pipe InsulaPen Is a reslient light weight pipe insulation molded from fine glass fibets h cyfindrtcal fora. A tingle tengttudinai seam, which Is opened to apply to the pipe, spingj dosed when In place. It K available with a variaty offactory-applied Jackets for appearanoe and tunction. benefits | ceaeMcil applUaUBa--One-piece ind li ap> pled Obkkty, uiAy. even [r lb* targe* tint eatf hHeebea-Ooly a knte it deeded far fabneetian ef It* mast nbierte Idap. affldait--BccauM ol ds tot to* k facte*, 4 e naca the thickness el smotea to piwus raemu etScieacy iqtmalaiit le mhei rwnibeet nutwlah rith ua|i metMil cesU. Comertaly. It* same Ihckaett el Oaepiece powdei boltm thermal efficlentr. which resell* m nwip in oautie ii(hu Oua ta redurtwn m heat torn pennaatot -- Completely U.L (Wed -- hiwganlc pass Kier conurutOcn *al not shrtik. rat oi meW-parpete-The variety el apphestent wans less hroeniprr A setedien of lactoryappked jackets ere evedefal* la* sorfaca funk, tripe barrier. maker protection. fiia proofing o> damgR ravstnea Tha nao Saif.Seeing lap |KUI speeds ippbuUen hi the lieu aM atsores a papfive vapor barrieL Samate reilataat--The resfllent ilasi fiber* taring Oats when buapad. and One Plata mu ad blank H accMewtaey dtopped diatag toWeflattM. nu.Wi-0.tr.eifa. 291313 V pipe insulation selection chert-piunbnb & kchanicu ststeks mnct KtomuuT hot n?m FMfe| ButHtaratetoMwai pm* MlwHenet (train>k *#a IF fit* ulCwAsN ftfMftM fjl TiqmM UVttR EUll awa J|W# M Ite|ki B W-j an*H 01 <to UptflHtfMVttM UIumk iMa jKW, WhM*. ttbp tv a wnta^i Ri]tetoH> ink. imtMtOtt ul-tm. Mu tA-nliMinSl C fc OM|M wMi4 totfetmitfty U|ariskf]k||M UM JkMQ * l tpoa4 rtto Wt J U MfeMdk imipa B, iMitKti ctt tea adb kMi ltd *> BAM 4 WdnteewnCEf. bctniM )(tete.too ri tfitMteSBUtoletote iktiMilapujbMMto M ftalta to Into* Msi thopfer* ------------------------- > ilaitataial a |M(u na luHhLte4tffctt.W(rIU8fcSadjlMitott<i Jatffito]i(fej| --~-->toma*toteinntottl H*MfciqltoBfU(falArftolxM)a3muafti*Bfeatoairaftki da no m Ktttftotomote> iofeiWnltetoiast M ttxni dHtotfjtat*a*tofen*tolaci(iBidSteitototoi ttoduacNHnfnM4MttisflAWtito|lMateiul COLO PffWG rfCktfinlttn ttubtton Muifcaw-fntpuid Seaton PulT* bkjraiteft* fftkfetetebtonatftl<ttitetofeK*i*l>tetffcto>*fefetott wpltft|BiltontetolKnate*nHtt.faMlMttold|ltoo JS-iS -JDI-tt __ MffiatotoinifirtrtUiftto irtriiw WtrfMmnd* (ton ton im* . -L1)pl]shfcLifetllrt ton Knot data. toAit IF tolrd*tn)nafe|l&M*Bi kali tuM, toUayUM * n!l|fUlRnsku-WI><MF. ^ HbtrtfaU dmid Idaw krfte. tot tu5lH toktflW tetH te flkgu ti W- eu&tir l rrtto aU tft mrifei tjtoa 111 a3q w Mi itfrl. >b>Mm top te * mn taBito b fTtoilu Hinj ftml) Hh latoluM) tehbltetl-tiHl* tafta MHwMk tto i Wawpte <1 fcwfe|Wcinil8iflktofldWdA EtiptoOViatfU U oil tel W| tftoa r^ta n tot ted rutatfftt jtftf t afcfM a (tflMtipblfeUtatofia Ihtoddtfiku.ua tool IMttotted fWafctorffltfM M(l mitfitrU. fci tab*In k Mr hb mm*mmiwt**mm * il wndfe ntevattu. Mw ten (| rtotiii tMtfw it M4)M tfr* Utfnd dd Unot tow b ptfitf m Utewj tflstoiW, M It 4-UJlB. faeftiwq* te<wM>Me|bniitfaBMiatfMetoiait4 liSi!iitoraluato)t|Oaiito|Utaara . 25 i i --i ' k " TTT ,i Ami! 8 yecll.Ctiu 1? uUb/Jtrrf rlW><l PIPE INSULATION SELECTION CHART-PLUMBING ft MECHANICAL SYSTEMS 7mMN< TMW WBUMtai M. MM **D # -OB<_W *rf* kN MM H IWlHW OW* 1AN0E OF ADDRESS" CAM HMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL ULATION SYSTEMS MANU \ \ rocommawd totckivus RMtM ff^Ms to W (NTMUuttttlalr) cold md duoLtenptribin llnn(U f iVIftfc UK.) pip* turfm Umpttataia HF H Am OF WF ftlpMU* RT HO r Kfi S Vi 4 a 5 H ia6 > VI i a 1 VS ) a ft * Vi t a 9 VI 11 a 11 hi Vi 12 a 13 H 11 a IS M 12 i 12 U 11 i M WMi a IS i a II i IfSt n 1ft i ft si V 1, II 22 i 5i n a -in ai 34 u li Ai a 34 F *0F RT MO 11 14 1 I lVi 9 IIS 19 IVi K lVi IS 1*4 ti m 11 IVi 11 ivs n IVi o IVi a IVi a IVi a IVi M IVi a m IVi 43 RT.itMiMdOtf tffcMftU tfndtoll Ha-hMl (tin F to -OF Ml HO ivs 1 m 1ft m 11 m 12 IVi 11 ivv 2 IS 2 2 a 2 2 2 2 2 32 2 2a 2 41 2U 29131 faMKKIftL SVUTH * , W * * Vft>^n\ &&&&& |*MSt OF AOBB'' .uUCIlil A INDUSTOAl Snsysiimsmanu 1 > OWfcNS-CORNING fIBERGUS CORPORATION ' -*-> ........ M . . uKilfiA'y** }Mrulv 1X1Hfli ArAan*. AB#I* u ....1,1. <\ v u, . J>0| 29131s pbualaiip cpticsu 14 airtouriml piping t&*m 9J Octakr. 2983 Piping Insulations 0-C fluMe Tutoi baoomaudd tor mmatatal tatiai Hh Ben, tluUtil faint eftrud idrHeat rertiwtow, Ifte tefcfe tutu* rf ta twbtsn timn % to ottiun to Intel hrmU. Anfetti uaibt titUr wr txtini or pipebeta* tte m inraaw, u, ft) to ipA ore/ pipm aheidj pl*- C-tFtoj*#TBbeiljArfiMSdiboo weededelastomeric giwfit Meat BBsas of tiny alii, each Hied ib Inert gat, nik*Umi jodtci mtftateb dramtofabtot. l\istsviXM end aft, lrtureactohn toktom eftn WagcMre*M<. the toj|* uttoto ii seedutfl to ineke tt tasr to alp am Ote ftf r tutitoi. benefits Efficient-* low tfcsmul coaductMtjr of Q.2S t 70* mten tanporetn* assures minimum host toss or eato-maiimem performance of equtp- fest Application--aoaiablft in two forms, slit and unsffL Weens fester appfcafan. fto band* tog required. The imtlit rmterlal dips over gradual trends with oats. GvRl*ln toper Bxirta-the dosed c*U time* tore eliminates the imo for a separate eapor barrier an< protects against molste coiidon- settenoncddlnes Bread Usea-temparature range from -50* to 220*F makes possible Insulation of most tines common^ used hi commercial heating end ab conditioning. Uniform Taidmess-Wtct qwlhy control as suresconstatdiameters andpw*tosses, pro vrOtng a souf fit oo Iks pipe, and smooth butt fetntt- Flexible and flmUIeat-designod ler extoptfenal ease o> handling. ft Is so Itntfbie it can be ded to knots-* redUaot It springs bach to erigtoaf shape when untied. Resists mechan ical abuse. Softer for winter fierib%end ease of application. 29131D 1ANGE OF ADDRISS" CAR HMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ULATION SYSTEMS MANU performance characteristics daastty, ibs./cu fl. (avg.)................................ 6ft thermal candvctblty (8tu in/st.ft-hf*F) 707 mean temperature...................0.26 907 mean temperature.......... ..........027 star absorption, % by volume (A$TM 01056).................................................0.5 water vapor tranwiMea, paraWn......................................... less then O.OS mailman temperature Unit continuous use F.................... . ..-50* to 220* Are rating par ASTMD-635...Se0 extinguishing wcae mitunct......................................... Good odor......................................Extremely kw level one waiMi moon caumew. pm ioa """ isssr- ret si t -SrS- or r**!: <*,, irs tapper Mmf(CI) !i` 0.0 -Jft' 0.0 Ihl |hekcru-n(fctt(Mifeet!) y*. Inude Diint'ter*--inchn >,j' |o 1* *Uplr IPS and CT oily tefl|tt) alScctoas 5JirdaKl Carton tFr| hUdMeotdrr Atyfncfh Cert lenglhs ipte/S It. flexible sheet sizes SOUard sirr-Ffi/T Slt INtfaus--ftc'. K*. I*. ft\ M* WWOWlh-ftr'i74'i|H ' X Z4' * 120' v i ?' i /v Yt' x 24' t 5S` K ' * ?4' 140' specification compliance kh-i o)W) au-p-bwoo or wpprd **f PPH ritekdr twimted. All joiris are suM wth 0-C SOI tdlesiv*. Pant toft edges oi Jit as poms serins pt kfeng requireit forhiobend, lhteucnoi attaive termsa itreat resdind boat rixt {tart Jiroqer *fl qt it B alter fl *i| res* ml rtiibb tufting lasuUMn cu U slipped njM over copper Me hints. Castbronre Menirliniaiswtnnpipeuiifae`')teen<r vith a Dryer<tumgrlr>tsUbe Kited ora the anting n fl* ftp* and mtuicd *4h O C SOO adheurr. 0-C FttnNe Tufteog Isstotioo shwltf be pMiKted from Ore weilher ot tues market outdvtti wtHi: EHijsmia fasirr's W \/M. lawl-tanta VlAC ft! w AkiydCklorunted fiidtoet Part w PiHslltc X2proledire(oatie(. OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION *il Lvulruil'Oii CVilefiVt lhu ( 4tMM t\l iJlh Avcret. NeaYork. hen York 1002; 29132H V tw ok*. Os. itol uses twen <*" primarily U tasutat* boating and to conditioning dads, ovens tanks. betters. hot water generators end other ho .uiuuuf icniwiriapBcaiea n packing into Ineguta spaces type 701 - A lightweight rosifeet insulation. in beau form, used on vessels having irraguloi surfaces whan the erfiacr finish is supported by welded studs, pin or other mechanical attachments type 7K-More rigid thea ?01 and ft letemmanded teruse oe equipment and ductwork sublet tonUmurn aiaintenaoce and construction abase type 7M-A semrngid board recommended for use on ewqjmsat, vesselsand w Ccndthoeing ductwork. type has spoota therael end physiol characteristics which makes it statable for (he uses dasenbed. fypa 7D3,784 and 70S an) available with a variety of factory applied vapor-barnor teciags lo prevent condensation on cold surfaces and to pnmde a neat fmhbod appear ance. Fire Retardant facings are available type 7M--A rigid bcerd recommended for use on heating and to condlttamrgductworkin exposed areas where sharp, true corners and smooth tataces am desired. type in -- A rigid board with very high strength chaacterstic* for use on chlem. hot and cold etyjlpmont. hsattag and air conditioning ductwork where greater abuse tesistance end good appearance Is nqidled. benefits I a<-*s* tollarre -- * wlity el deaufeei and ftongt oRm o ttocetw at products M <n*St SpariSt pet- canUauout laylxi parianmtiwa -- DO Sanas tetUls TKctaass stays Mtferm. ttaaVvniinfulathaediapatsienM ~ basidtaeehatadat tt el fh* natwer dwolly ttU, RU and TIB prodeett wiM neat smuro eaman. Tk* Mtor Hsetd facials prasawi an toaant btishad appaatanc*. rir* *(*--Fib*f|itsDtnharaeikrta* sale. Thawraced bewds and tkk Nemimte Fed Fired TO. TO jnd WhavaUl Flint Spread noafsathd Himti. *fx kfOir. c<. 291,321 <Mn flcV-pav*~aiTA4* t ^ m w t cM** dn^a. tANGf 0^ AOOHISS" CAR! AMERCIAl A INDUSTRIAL ULA710N SYSTEMS MANU > t V ;performance chow 0W4 aliaorpUaa .HI*Uito (2* tWtk 16 <* TYPE 229 290 701 M .70 702 3S .77 703 .32 .74 704 .27 .79 70S .46 S2 NRC SI thtimal caadacttolty moiUun rtMtptfs# uclarl* tad l*n(* raihuaca BuiUdlty ntf Mmp*fla t O'**"* f0" MirMln aoataeUcwtrfat 29!32i tcka Typa m. W * * *2J*** <KMy *ec**d *P* ** W. IP - .CMS ilwntoam W (tA **W> BX --fortaamtowd ** y-Ov(J laaiawta i* detain to purart wndaautto* tcld dittoand aMpaaiit Tk mmh ciuii Htoxatof thi itcownaidt. tNctaa** d Typa m. W. ito Duel imuWton * mummii <* ctod sfe duct. M tvrpHn ddlwtnca* ldl t akV /ho nww w iitao l.a>tab> * an**1"*** Iba hawnl deiiMUttto*ofuad | toiMacBa mmiocuouan (w."L*jg flan pn*4 | fufartitttrtial W5 u ifpcfcadnnlapadi .. ItanpvM to paPaiHd 9tt Oat B 2 aoaltoallaa tocammandtlw* TM7mo 70. m-W*-** W* W. *. * ^ "Tyjj ^grfar *urfM mSssrMs and ptolectad by ato- oi may ba cant* JaetatodmainM ttUumi - hli VtUfleallo# cwRpUancb HH44U. Typ* I KM<4.Tya#lk Kmssto.Fa.cs*i HH-W5*a.f*A.O*2. KH-l-ttSa. Form B. Typ* 1,01 > mi4tt.Typai.au* i. HH-Utt. Typ n. am 0. CW") HH4464, FOnn 14II. Oats AHavy 6we al W and Ooto*. t* Ml. W. lti MS*4, to*. nn.nit.n2 W.m.w ptt.2tt.nT NTMOLM wr.w.m "sTciMatils^sds<s!K.cwiS^fica->v|WSrta 5 nwation prouacai. .Mtaku tfftdly ./tWUMWJWj}$T - vwlica iepa'*toi* 01 iSiKjR^vfar-jas SssS&Ss"s,"Ar uutloa wl epiamd a^Jf52i'*feaw Ualadat* IU1. Pa totii UHN stod unlaw iaLaMntwtok " *wc* ^ 29J323  "vn MMCIQAl ft IM&UW1 IWUIIQH snntot ma i Mhterto {AN6E OF ADDRESS" CAM WASRClAl INDU5TRIM UtATION SYSTEMS MANU 1 CWIM/CCRNIT.G FIBERGLAS OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION CamiiAmidl OnslrtiClon Materials OivitOG H t MIA AerwP N To* Np*ToiS 10077 G.nc.jlON'UJ Itamu OtonAteOI V F*ur No I K 231324 lnLoin U S.A Jin. 1*9 O'.VEN'S COfii.irJC. Fibergias uli wtotoafeei apapaca* 3.S pvto A proem qaipms* 4* icurto A >-- 7.7 Moi A ctouoi B3 /Mary, IMS Equipment Insulation uses description Kayio* Hoc* Is for us* m Moor or outdoor equpmort opening at tempvattins op to 1200F. Koyto block is tdeatty suited ter usa on stainless stool resale end equipmat as it https MUbft stress corrosion cracking. Typical anduttens an ter Mere, breeching, tanks, vassals. Kayto Slock Is white In color. Kaylo sol Kayto 20 Stock lasuUtms aro riglsl hydrous caldura sfQfo hut IMulatto** reinforced with estates Kbars. Day sins*. efficientand ora taMy raslstonl to abrades sad moisten daeugo Kayto 2d has a slightly pink cdorto cftsinguisii It tioff Ksylo. Kayto 20* with ds Web tanwraltae limit el ISOOF eitttxH it* au to todode refractory l backing for furracos and hotter* and tiraprooflotd oqoitxMM and vessel skirts. benefits' Msfe thermal effcleaey--both Key'd aM Kayl* 3ft offer eaeetent thenal efficiency empted tote high shength. * tow h el .40 lor Kayto mi SZ tor Kayto 2d to ZtQF ween temperature prom that Kayto writ prewdo si^rficaoi iMip o qwadm costs ovtr ilte IK* to the mufprnem leeHtset te ebme--resists aetcnenmi damage because to hM. tote*. relnforco'l slivcture- otmoipheie or odor source! town caustoi cracktog sad possible Mum to prpsg srtd eps^moBt repeattomelttw*iomage-eakko many ether irieUCion}. Kiyio is no) *Hotted ^piedatt/ tun metttato damage. It levins teem**! eftoncy end strength oRer toytng out Outdoor msullottou met be erstbarpiaofao, however, to long coettauOrs senace sireng-toci breakage * stupmto end hsndveg. tdyh temperate** have ana often on strength chatactertocs- srfll oot cause stress eenooton crewing-Kayto wdl notcantostresscorrosenerecting to itamtosi steel because Kayto centum let* then 30 ppm uSuMe efttousos as weu os an inteteta wMth prevents bate eeantlttoS to cMorMei from the dlimmtatiQy slabte-Xtyie Ml net ttmdi appreeaMy to sendee, evee sf devoted taeputatWH tk mien* tots tat leeMge at toe joints. A*d fcejtoe*netenovcraciittume*. hbrbltt eerily -ordinary teidMOto tote era a* that i$ (eeuired to (abmeto Keyts. It cits wth a dew hue edge to fcghter fo a) Ibe jeMt. Ftt* tmgisHMetor. toiler. byte h MgMswdlwdtflian At. .*. P.Oft>eiOvraCw*ia HMigUt cnp. 291325  :i 4lMBICtAl INSUfll S1UH0H 1W*M **i a* m M X *1*Jh* Jmvmrment-nlfrrat*M*"*a<*>**"*>^A (ANSI OF ADDRESS" CAW AMEAOAL A INDUSTRIAL JIAT10N SYSTEMS IAANU economic thiekniss* Setedtea d fasobtin Ifciduiasts lorany uxdffc appUcatna sltooU taka mto eonsirteoiiaa the faeotoag important criteria. I. Out of toubtion appkad. 2. Codof hut aasrgy. 3. CMterapiUL 4. Cost of aeprttnhDn-pUntaniJiaso Mian 5. Capital investment to heat production equipment. $, Tempaatura ddferantiaL 7. Sin oi the ptpa or surface. 8. CwtfMtmtr of tasdatian. ter bQtptoiag.lhetsbuMt4 thirtnessesaieopliantm thick nesses cduUtod on aa "Ewacraie "4 Inis tor feat cosservatkn under swage epentlag caaAlius aod same adequate tamp***# caatiof- otbar onditoaa may ar rant the use of other UcMtsui Vn -Hornto twn--w Eaaaaw rwtknm at iio(W- eMomltthStinm-KiTto block to 1200 F-ambtcntrtD bWF S~ rrtTnilSffffi mJS.fltaSta I \ Aijt*20 Back to 1800 F-ahbat MID airM f hw et rl ir II HI 51 7* lit m 135 148 ii7 in OH H3 152 a ua tax 1 151 195 1600 an 129 MO 1 156 199 1700 9 I3S Mfl 7*i ICO M3 IBM 9 Ml ISl 1*1 172 1C6 ipecIffcationcomplUnee HH-l*S23e lanifaiion (Hock. Pipe Cowering. Thermal (Cal cium Sdieato (or tempcratorei ap lo 1200`f). Type 1. M&-I-28I9C insulation Block, Thermal. Class 1.2 and 3. A3TMC533 67 Mil I 24244 {shape) Imolatirg Materials. Thermal, with Special Ccmnon and Chloride Requirements (Kaybcalv), TypeM.30 ikes Oifekftest-r, IW. 2". 2tt', 3*. 3M'erd4" *rth~3-, SMTendl8bngth-18*to3ti* torn--Block beveled lags For pipe sheet greater tkaa those fat which Keyb aad Kaylo 2D Intetottoa lizes e avaibbfe. Kayta ami Xayto 20 beveled bgi nay be wed lo Insulate pt**& Legs beveM to (it pipes from 18* to W to tBameter are amiable bi Mctomset 1 to',2`,2V)*.3*. Lagsare36'lBAgd3*mtoe. application recommendations Kayla and Kayto 20 Block Insulatbos are laekt in ptaca to aitthaultally fastening with hank, vrktod ro ar itodj. The bniriatioa maybe bemud vtok a trowel coat at tavtah mg cuiaiit. caavaisod and paWcd. Outdoor bubllaltou reqinra e.Mhefprootinj m(h tneikior metaljacketing. FlBERGLAS Ut.10. HMMH OWENSCORNING FlBERGLAS CORPORATION mdJiPiia>toCaHcia]CoflUiuct>caUite/utiOufswfl S9132G 717 (<hh Artink. NoVoik, Nm toik 10022 denera! Wee*. Toledo. Ota <3601 VWUI Otvc r."> (.ctiiMifjf, FlBERGLAS pfxmMae viato tytltmt tj mvcAafcofpiping ififnii t.8 Pipe Irmdaiim h1 Recommadari far uce n M butad piping operating et teapereturn ig> to 450*E atoro a eonplote nencomhustitoa innrtehon tyclem b disked, torcaamereialand insti- tiftnut fauldiags. ichaota, fanpltab and plates of public asstrrvbly. AUo recomreended lor pacetclng Uses whua Are safety la a paramoeni criterion. FEbergtos 25* H P Pioe insufattan System b compotad of nbergias .Hew Density Sectleoal Pipe (malatton [acketedwMhawfapm-sttad |bt$clothfaefcet Lor(tocRflal Jacket flaps ar secured wfihfbre-doorstapln. End faints re closed vrith a gloss doth tope stapled flrnly lo place r i benefits fire salaty a complete inrelation system with a Ul rating tockrdJftf pipe fittints, end nastlc when ` * I In accordance wth munneadad pro- demage resbtant the extra tasvy density pipe Iwufadon and extra toughwoven glass doth Jacket resists damage on exposed Bees. reidy for palming faclory pra-t)2ed gbss cloth Jacket and matefang tape and mastic system re rot reqeire field siring, if disired, peinilng reay be omitted. "See Applbalioo Recoronurfitlaru.- town operating cost theexcepttonsltttarmdeffi- clency of Ffaergtos Hoary Density pipe Insvbtlon contributes to tower operating cost of hosting egalpnsnt eed piping. 'r.**.p*i*t.uvrtoi(j'*4 -n-at* tobnini HOaMuCimi fMrpii Coracrma. 29132; It ncliM* W * * ht*itfltartl*r *** rtagui a ftwfivw * It n-O*** *< HANOI 01 ADORES" CAM AMEROAL A INDUSTRIAL ULATION SYSTEMS MANU SsM l rKommiitdttdmu salccliaaofaaMsutstiintMcknoulereay mcMcepoftcat*on should take inthcooildentiea the (oikttig Impedaet ertofta: LCOttof inerttori applied. 2.Cestdlut eatny. 3. Cod of capitil 4. Cost of tfepracbtfon-pM and tioo. 5. Capital investment <n k*at preductim tuvtoml 6. Tmptfaturedtfl^tdaL 7, 8noftp*Mrfaa. 8. Conductivityof iwwtation. ThoWcfcroswt shewn in (he table, below, me bused cw the aptputa batsKeof these caesMtuten fersatoetbu an iwnlKtlow thlckam for pwrtofmvicr M eowemy. lte49Qf90FAnMMttBtb.) 14 re* 7h lira hazard ctassllcatton Maximum Fire Hazard CUssificatdn for buMing materials and InsuUliom as nononnbusiibla has been estahfshrd as fonmrr Ffan Spread Fuel ContrAuted Sraoke Developed Acceptable 25 50 50 Fiberglas 25 H P Insulate* System. indudmg (tongs. is biiow the maximum alnabte. This <S yeurassurer* that you can specify and us* Ffbergtas 25 H-P Pipe taariatlon System without the cLaa|et<fitnbutia8 to the spread el lee or that combustion wo liberate exceune smote. The system has been desiywd to met! (he stringent In safely requirements ol the GSAand Corps of Engineers. Undoreree'S Utoatoriti {Pipe&fcqeVinootCoveraigi 1)5583*0119 15) Flam* spread Fu*l Contributed Smoke Developed flbargbi25XP Pipe fnsuMon Sisiem 20* W 15 10 79 fWjh The farteiy pm-wed whit* ErWi (Meats* te otttssrtr ol sirmj the jacket before pairing and the acd white sur face may be left enpatad if doitd. ftUirg finish h dso compatible with the tattbtlow iatiat. it patting s re quired. Glddta aciyti; latex paid (No. 5370)is approved foruu. apportion recommendation FArgbs 25 H-P Insulation System is frstefed m the pips by stapling Ute bngtamal focbt flap securdy mfli Qiredoor sUptosoe 2* centos. End rates an dosed by *np ping with bctoy-furobhed prOSU*d glass doth tap* slaved in pin. Fittings are Imitated with Flberfas moUtf *r seffwartsl biuiatioft and wrapped mth <KfJoint Seahg Tape, type 1 'N. Iha nppmg is tubseqeirtly eoated with OCT Fitting Uasht Type Her Bojtaln Fetter JO-34. federal spedticalion cempllioce Fibeitf is A if v 1'ipe tosufaben System meets ter re qummpnH d Icdoal Speabcatioits. KH-hSUa fam D; tyiic III. O.'ss 17 ASiyrsa;...- -- 29132H "~n.,|.^ Wl Map w ffiS-SfSw LTwT-- 'SSKiS8 m Ufa I1W r*'m t)w^ ANSI OF ADDStlS" CAV iMEROAL s industrial ILATKJN systems manu I OWENSCORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION i Ust>cl<Ofl Ltitn*!l Dihsim FIBERGLAS Tiiritth**cw i! ^ > fanHtt 10322 QeM<KK(ictv Toledo. 0^*3601 fUfchO. HMSM 25)133(1 UIHOlHUSA. QIC 1# FIBERGLAS pipits tytfrai ll **ekaaUelftpm0tgtttauL7 fm*t*4pnstu p/pia# epetraj14 DwhW, ltU Pipe Insulation description Recommend for use on U cold or dual sorvico ptpbig operating from 35F. lo 450*f. where rated non combustible fire safety Is desired--sadi as. commer cial and mslitaUonel buildings, schools, hospitals, and placesot puolic assembly.Also recommended for proc essing lines whentiro safety is a paramount criterion, fibergla* 25*C-P Pipe tnsidation System iscomposod of Fiberglas Heavy Density Sectional Pipe Insulation isdieted with b vapor barrier laminate of aluminum toil and pro-si2ed glass cloth. The jacket has a pres sure sealmg bp adhesive (on sizes up to 12* iPSx2*) lo eliminate the use Ot staples, adhesives, or bands. The fittingsarealsonon-coiTtbushbla. benefits re safsty-e complete insulation system with a m. rating totludmg pipettttingi, vapor barmrand mastic when installed to accordance with recornmended procedueee. ready far palming-tetay presued glass ciebi jacket and matching tape end mastic system do not require field sizing. If desired, painttog may he emitted, if painttog t* required see ''Applica tion recommendations.* damage resistant--*h extra heavy density pipe insulation end extra toughwoven glass cloth lacket resists damage on exposed Knee. tower operating cost *~the occsptfonsl thermal effi ciency at FRntglu Heavy Density pipe Insulitan contributes to lower operate! coat of eeelmg equipment aid piptog. irlppageand pressure sensltare tap when applied as per instruction, assure a positive vapor seal. Fittings atoo provide a vapor sof. Installation savings--FiberglaJ 26 C-P pipe toitrisMon system meets el existing standards for fire safety and its uses may result in lovm tasurence costa. iOcpUe PaCOSKiW *?S" tr*wmt 0>MCwnli| ftnsMt GsrpoRiaao. 291331 J HAXttE Of e*" MHMCItt WDU51RIA1. .NATION SYSTtMS tW*u jggBB wrfour a clusraeteiistics L'i' moisten abMrftan-' 0.2% by Me 96hast flind*&HH apttfit best 0.20 Btv/fa F hiMi(e: non* Uutfnrtr-P1'? capilMty: e*j>*M* M brt. dimmmnal tbtnlH} -- wit pot wp, jhfint iol oi tfaottpou. virmbind rodat iiitirtt-pr*fc& no vitkaanc*. temftnfrro tebUos--fecrffwnil lor ctetorf Of *l temperaton t*H Korn BY. t<50*f. UanulttflfttMj npsr UMimkitcA rate: 06 pw*S burtl rtcngtfc Mo p*i 1 t (Ira fcusrtf djuitmtoa tHkztten rttwnutfifiwA MAuraun fm Huird CUsjihuloro tei budding mtteuaii amluHuwujnj noMombbiUi'j; hare Wen eitwkjhrt as te>*nr Acwptetit FtamSptead (ifOlCant/ifcuIn) Smote Developed ?S SO SO fibergtfe 24 C P Pipe teutjticn System. itKldi(g Id lings. s conwterably Mow ttu cisimufc aUanoMt Hws a yoer issuukc (tut you on ipecity and Vse (ibtfgto 24 C P Pipe hmdaiion Spleen nthgvt tta danger f con tributing to the spread of fc <h bat tomhvjtonwn hbti ate wow* ifl\rt*.Thtyjslvint* town deitKj tomeet the stnegent f talety renin nwisoftheGSA anilCorns df Engineers. The self tatoif lap lealun eo Frtf|!a* 2$ C-P Pipe tosutfion seciim nates ttsoSMwn cn straigkl runs al procedure. H frily precaution netted a to keep ah contact adhesM surfaces china and to neb hard iD kogct'jdinal ted droabmital wants, ta end (ointt ate stated nh a lacteiy lemshed pat teakag ship wdb pitssure seahntidiictnt. ffTtings ue ubntateOhwmtendsegments <V ibeigki Heavy Ctasrty pee ruufetoa or cMUfcaly *a*Ufct* moWtt dtsiflsMu finingcove's. FitlntC motet** <s coated rfih a sin cool oi SC-20 insul at<ng ctoeM to smooth out the iisuUtwi ind, pemvttitJ to dry &CF *ttng Mastic. Type IS dpn afpVf{) ovr; FAergJis fH*a* Tape IMS tedto mta ukOih cwtmg ct OO f*ttm*Masic, IjWC. Vndorvn-ieis iaovdionts (App&kqilu(ualCi*ef<n(tk9SS340US 15) hfcHgJ ?S C PFik Kivrvon S(str ii It Djnlnf ii requited, no sfimgisnecessaiy. tut.Wiimiii Leu me nonconhnslirte tal| d the system, only G<uM< t>tn pauOiMo. S2>D) is acprtvWtei st 'I'ctdrutten conpiuori \ Fbme Sfiead > iim f*0 lyra-W fhi-1? fust Contiibuitd . i Smoke Developed v \ nJB. M9 ! :.'.;i;ioo EcatwinteTMckneu Setation erf InsyiatiM (htckndjsestor any specific appGcstion shouki t&to into consideration the Wkmsng traportent enterb. l.Oostofinsubtbnap(dbd. 2. Cost o< host enaegy. 3. Cost of capital. 4. Cost of depracttfatplanl end insulation. 3. Capital investment in heat produdion equipment. 6. TesrpenAura Miereettat. 7. Size ol thepipe or surface. 8. Conductivity of insifetioa. lor arid piping, proper thickness is required for efficient operation and to preventcondensation on the insulation surface. eqpakoorgreaterthanUtt''eQQ^^ despitethe ralelively highercostofcoldBtu**. 2. hw/tatioftthicknessshould betesed oa ambtart eir(^ition$8ndcivrespoedi(igpersnmibietnpetdurediqerencas. MiX Bwabittio ey dry SO f at to* R.H. eOFatifrlUt. ST 7T Specifically: U Oesigtedthicknessstouid be specified toresult in a surface temperatureabovethe Dew-Point tem perature of the surrounding air. Generally this is 3. Piping operating down to freezing temperature Or cycling he* and cold temperatures should be in sulated for msomumperformance during(he coeiest part of tt coW cyde. mum Tmextmnt CarfMu Ut UteT H\ ffUmt HDKStin EcoaomlcTblckness-AntlentS3) AirAt 90F mtstt ttn i TK 1ft m1 > i 1) (2 11 H 1 tl 14 n 14 n alfw NMU MWW te4y H t 4W xv> t n tw t 4 tatMtaM nictnu e*z KliUila ttefltlbrj m \V> 2 2 2 >n 2W 2te IVi ite 1H s IW m m 1U t 2 2W ite t z t 2d Hi tte tv, M ns 1 i m m 144 2 t 244 2*i j 1 1 > to i? is IT 21 n it ti SO II u ts 1.4 j 1 % 11 w n 31 12 13 42 54 SI 1 U IU n uuvn muutn Himuriil maim tuJ kt tea tea/ii/tej % i* tt 10 H ivy m m m m u H 1 1 1 I 1H Ift m m ut Id W w % 111 teit n 2t c 41 n 20 n 21 * IS 41 U ji 4.1 U it u u lil 12 t* it 1* >1 toe 12J VWNIBWim muMMV W b K cn te* inh W Ku.UhM9i tv) M>w CiaAd SepUt. tUcti|M QllCVbWOy H**<V Cti'oC" Citt'itUi. MV Ce>b flarra&rc toimfkv** lUae^kf IWlatcfOtq, Ui>A /Kboa. ilcmutpiit JadigwO, IMd (mi Of, Unioud taoojl#. l|<MHn lon*g, *Mgan Wit tgit,A/itWai l *f<ki, CC(ovu lovVxfc. bffwkr W'pHitmnw* Muiihi. todtf* Wei>i. wIkow* MiAIttpMl, KoUt.M*** HtA^U, ! Nicik,koJ)ier pue no. t-awsm OWENS CORNING TIBERGIA5 CORPORATION 4 CooxiwiC'JT Co*arju-Of> *mt`&**** c.ttmXiV.NrtV tOMi G**iOeitt.loao>OMta3W description SSSSSESa benefits flr ufaty-i 5Srtp!& insulation system ^ m [2J"* ** tetal. joint tip*tuianfej o* readyfor pabtiAg^tt*>reshodwfttte glosscloth toeing, malcMng Him and faiteoar caps d not require flat! ilripg prior to palming, if painting toncphs&VM recommendedpalot. damaga resiiiant--ths tough finely wona gfeu doth facing resists damage and the rigid tnsufy \iw Uare absorbs most Impact Mows sHthosat dWMgft. K taSS^"-"* "*"* <*> * WBsa&"afajil43>E*|tM OporU*v 291335 b after#"* n * ** *kn* fteeromeB b|M k 3W p(f4 imM >iliWtw * Zl. >UT-*W a ChWrtW rfANOE OF ADDiESS" CAR! WMERCIAl A INDUSTRIAL ULATION SYSTEMS MANU p&formnce chamdei'i&ks IS'MiiBMIiiMud duMlwul ((ability: * mt wsrp, thriak, ret 91 deconpos* trtmte and rodent rertefcat pnmdes# sustenance Hum baae*dasettotlsns FhittSpittd Rune Cealributed Smoko Dnetoped H 10 SO ,, temperature Bmftettonr recommended la htited rurfic** *befltepertuiade not tamed 45G`F. JkM hurst sbengdi: 300 pi tbjrButeoodutWty! !> sizes Width 24", length 48*. ThttniU 1*. W. 2* fk hazard classification Madnuim Are Har**d ctetaifioatiao (or building nutertall and insuiMtm as aerrcembusMte hat km ealatHahad as follow: Flame Spread Fool Contnbarted Smofca Oovebperf Acupteblo 25 90 SO Ffcerglas 25 HE ImuUlieo Syitem, Inclining Wnga. per forms beta* tho maritoum eOmabie. This K jo# assur ance that you can specify and nse this system withoat Ik danger ai ct/itlnbutifig | th* sproad el tn or that cam buttonwill liberate eicautvt sruke. Tho systam hea bcai designed to meet (ho strings* Bio lately requirements d GSAandCorps of Engineers. Underwriters Isboratones (Pfoe* Iqvomani Coverings R555J40 08.15) applteaUen recommadatlons Ftbaigln 25 H-E IqalprMflt tasalsUen System is in. stalled by impaling the Insulation boards on added pins spaced 3* ia from each coma' of the board edth tea medtato pise* no greater then 21' canto*. After boaKb am npebd.thewdded pin*are cot (0 extend V boyorei Ike face #f the board and a teHeddng cap h pashtd oetatfts pte. Ml inxelald* raw edges and but Joints an to be tested nth ChCF ftKnl Seafttg fcpo, Type H Tape H a praam stdirg type re^uirmg no separate adhesive. Pnoasuriz* tape by rating bard ifiteo pbsitc sealingtool Ductworti els and other sharp radius btmb require pro scoring ei tt iasvfatten board to contom to * coned sarfaca. If painting It requirad. no sizing b necessary-, ted to main tain tho oottemteishbilty of the system, only GMdaa acrylic latapoint (No. 5370) U approved (oruse. Flame Spread Fuel Contributed Smoke Developed fikrgbs2$H-E IruubUon System 25 (0 $0 Ihaoluuitlv (h <mmi* *oUjr*0 meben the n ! 0<l tjpe" KMI*vci<<Mtmbi<>)awtU>ncei>bn> HNHHWn recommended thickness-heated equipment (MFnmhliMitnStlr) specification compliance meets the stringent ft safety requirements Ol GSA and Corps of Engineers HH I WL\ Form A, Class t & t A$TM C392-63 Moela NFPA 4QA tire haiatd lequti&twMS. T - itconeotnOfd eceewen* ttiKkneiv, echos. Ml->citl*t(QHi/ll,-N I tf -MideMteiaoeieluufl) OWENS OJIU/'n; MBERGLAS CORPORATION Fibergias Ingiifr*; " ............ ...UrWialtUmUOA 29133(1 V 7l7FdPiA^ n . n Y...M0022* Qeeerl(Wieee.Tetede.0wo41tOl rue no i im-mh o uiiKiitruse.iHC iom AMBtCIAL * INBU5I81M UIA1I0M SYiTSWS ANU NM *M I Plumbing Systems application specifications CHILLED DRINKING WATER RAINWATER LEADERS Date Revised i,s,i MWd 'Insulate all (Chiliad Drinking Viter) (Horizontal Rainwater Leader) pipij* 35F to 50F with -- lach nominal thick Fiberglass e) Hen? D&naKj Sectional t>) One Flees pipe iaaulation having a factor; applied a) Saif Sealing Up (SSL) bj Fire Retardent (FRJ) c) Dual Temp (VDT) vapor barrier jackets gQBCEtfrSO Pining - Apply iaaulation to pipe with all aldaa and end Joints butted tightly. Seal off enda of insulation vlth Vapor Barrier KaatLc* at each fitting and at 211 intervals oo continuous runs. a) Adhere SSL jacket by removing releaae paper after the insulation is installed oa pipe and aeallng the lap alerting la the center of each section* working towards ends. Lap must be proasurissd by rubbing with hard tool such as the back of a knife blade. 3n Butt Strips are Installed In the sane manner at the Joint between sections. b) Adhere the factor; applied (FTU) (VDT) Vapor Barrier lap smoothly and securely at the longitudinal laps with a white Vapor Barrier Adhesive.* Adhere 3d wide butt strips smoothly and 8ocuroly over ell end joints vlth the Vapor Barrier Adhesive to insure a continuous Vapor Barrier. Flttlnsa - Insulate all fittings, flanges, valves and strainers with mitered aagaenta of pipe insolation, oversised pips insulation, or molded fittings. Coat each fitting with two 1/81 coats of an approved Vapor Barrier Maati^ reinforced with Glass Fabric extending 2* onto adjacent pipes. EXPOSED All piping exposed In finished spaces and Mechanical Equipment Rooms shall be additionally finished with! i'inriiiii.As 8913370WENS-C0RN1NG FIBERGLAS CORPORATION Ut itor iputtum it *'* * Hit* Mspittfit* p/ttthn ft tl Dl itutttl* #* maultifftftlHifftifyt foletttttmttttptt&chiftf**fmM/r tilli u*tcttt*tt ItenrUUUU tf iwriMmttmiitmtn ! mutki. lOfiiiiJ ft tuit* uaumpmtttrkU iAHQl OF ATOMST CAW AMERCIAl A industrial UlATION SYSTEMS MANU *) 6 ox. canvas saoethly pasted la place with Legging Adhesive and sifted with qqb broth coat of Lagging Adhesive'* b} Pre-Slzed Class Cloth adhered with lagging adhesive? Fittings ehall be covered with 6 os. canvas saturated with Lagging Adhesive? Plains - All piping exposed to the weather shall be additionally finished vltbs e) 45 lb. roofing felt wired at 9" o. e. with 16 ga. annealed Copper wire with all Joints lopped a minimus of 2" end poaiUooed to shad water. b) .010" corrugated alualmua jacket! all joints lopped a inhuo of 2* secured with l/Z" aluolnun strappings and seals, at 12" o. c. Fitting * Shall be weather proofed with: a) Two 1/8 thick wet coots of Outdoor bmtter l'*stic* reinforced with Glass fabric? exierdfnf two incnea onto the adjacent pipe insulation. b) Treforoed Hvtal carora aecureJ in place vitr. aijainuo strapping. > \ llfKO OWENS.CORNING f IIERGIAS CORPORATION ad C. .......< C--.\ 7 7 flFlh A.t~> H(* T.l. fi T. Iil Om.i.1 Oll.a*. ICrJ. 'Si. P.iOi Cm>i IH.WM.k.lO Cba. WW. MOiF 291338 Plumbing Systems application specifications DRAIN UNES Bait 8qft Copper Comuetiw Date Revised 1.S.-L l.lnAj Insulate all drain lines fron drip pane or eqolfoent to soil piping, and all bent toft copper connections in other cold planning system, that normally contain 35F to TOP water withloch thick 0, C. Flexible Tubing. ileltR - On pipe or tubing not yet installed, Unsllt Flexible Tubing shall be clipped over the full length of the piping or tubing leaving a sufficient anoint of exposod piping for connections. After connections ere aade nod tested, apply Insulation over fittings ao as to cover all piping completely. Silt Insulation shall bo used on system which are to be Insulated after Installation. Seal all butt Joints and slit Insulations with 00-500 Adhesive. Fittings - Flexible tubing shall be slipped over copper tubing fittings. Iron pipe or cast broom fittings are to be sleeved (insulated) with a larger diameter of flexible tubing Insulation coated over the covering on adjacent piping and adhered with OC-500 Adhesive. EXPOSED AHDOOrroORS &posod piping my be finished (by others) with an approved fen-bleeding paint. Ihju;iu;i..\s OWENS-CORKING FIBERGUS CORPORATION Us tint **It futitlk Wits, ifftitdutatthn hatitdtuntka ttim/ttUMe d iu Bnlft ttjilsu a mat tftdRt*l n^kiamt `M* i /Unit*? Butt!** Vti ht ttnnoe wVvswi n watt tamm a nm ttrtnttf msurfslt. 291339 4AKSI OF ADDXUS" CAW AMIRCIAl 1 INDUSTRIAL ULAUON SYSTEMS MANU- ______ Ml ) Plumbing Systems. Date. DOMESTIC COLD WATER BOILER MAKE-UP WATER U.3 HO* InuilaLs ell (fanestlc Cold Water) (Boiler Make-up Water) piping operating froa 501 to 70F with______ __ Inch thick Fiberglaei a) Heavy Density Sectional b) One Piece pipe insulation haring a factory applied . a} Universal Fire Retardent (SIR) 6) Universal (UUJ) Vapor Barrier Jacket. CONCEALED Piping - Apply insulation to clean dry piping vith all Joints tightly butted. Adhere the factory applied vapor barrier jacket lap snoothly and aecurely at tbe longitudinal laps with a White Vapor Barrier Adhesive^* Adhere 3U vide butt Joint strips over all end Joints vith Vapor Barrier Adhesive to Insure e continuous Vapor Barrier. mtlnaa - Insulate all fittinga on piping up to 3a IPS vith OC-UO insulating Cement and on longer sises with Molded Fittings or mitered eegoenta to the sane thickness ae the adjacent Insulation vapor aeal with two l/8 vet coats of Vapor Barrier Maatlc*reinfbrced vith Clasa Fabric*extending 211 onto the adjacent insulation. EXPOSED Pining - Additionally, cover all insulation exposed locations and mechanical equipment rooms vith factory applied! a) 6 os. Canvas adhered vith Lagging Adhesive.* b) Fre-Slced Class Cloth adhered to pipe insulation vith Lagging Adhesive.* Saturate vith Legging Adhesive* 2013 i0 I0WENS-C0RN1NG FIBERGLAS CORPORATION *'i it i:k<; i.as I Us tint uitMiuHsa H gissnlh uisn. iifbcittoajiKtfm ton Itt Hiusts* t4 t**f**d- I IKlj si Os Ou/gs tsgksu u milt ifteUls/it tsgsinmtMt Hsfti la dttisiu/ ttitoHsto Uto tot hhuMiiiWmoui ifmottos, xflntii I Hist ssttlWf msluktt. 1ANGE OF ADUST CAR] WNfRCIAl A INDUSTRIAL ULATION SYSTEMS MANU, OWINS CORNING FI&ERGLAS CORPORATION <-il CfAiGjtllon DimmHieo>v\ 711777fiifftihAA*va^ml. WN|* tYft K Y. 1039?7?7 QtiaiM O' Ok >0401 V 291311 I'l hi:k<;i,\s Plumbing Systems application specifications DOMESTIC HOT WATER TEMPERED WATER BOOSTER HEATER WATER Date Revised i.s.< t-HMJ Insulate all Domestic (Hat Valor Piping} (Tempered Vo Ur) Booster Hester Water) up to WOP tdthlech thick Flbarglaai a) Hear; Density Sectional b) One Piece pipe insulation having a factory applied a) Universal Fire Retardent b) White laireraal c) Pre-Sisad Glass Cloth d) Standard Canvas _ ' jacket. COMCftUD Piping - Apply insulation to the pipe vith aide and end joints butted tightly, deal jacket legs and butt joint strips with an approved Lagging Adhesive.* Fittings - Insulate fittings for plpiiig np to 3 IPS with 0C-110 Ceaent and on longer sixes with Molded Fittings.or altered segments, vlred In placB to the sane thickness as adjacent lnsulatloo. Jacket fittings vith 6 os. canvas saturated uitb lagging adhesive* Etroasp piping - In exposed locations and Mechanical Eqaipaent Rooas shall be jacketed with factory appliedi a) 6 os. Canvas b) Pre-Sixed Class Cloth Fittings - Shall be covered with 6 o. canvas saturated with Lagging Adhesive. * OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION Hi tUtt indtallu ft ttU'tlU nhn. iuStttkt fismhn is it Ut test/*** mimpa* nap a tit tot* ft**'u m,t m*0** i** ni*nmiatM,, rt Mustttsw Unsdtb Usi hi unUlsittihanu*> mtikt.tHithU t ilk> 291312 IANGI OF AODUSS" CAM hmexcial a industrial uiATtON srsnMS manu V OWCriS (.OKNifjC Fiberglas Plumbing Systems application specifications HOT WATER STORAGE TANKS HEAT EXCHANGERS HOT WATER GENERATORS BOOSTER HEATERS Date Revised 1.S.5 1-lft-66 2-449 Insulate all (Hot Water Storage Tanks), (Heat Exchangers), (Hot Water Generators), (Booster Heaters) 19OF to l8(gt with inch thick (tana-Coming FiberglaoJ a) Type TO1* b) Kaylo Block Die insulation ft>*n be out or altered Where necessary to fit the shape and contour of the equipient* The Insulation shall be banded or sired in place on 12 inch centers or inpaled ovor pine on 18 inch centers. Points up all open joints with 0C-110 Insulating Cement. Apply 1M hexagonal mesh over insulation, lacing edges together. Apply 1/2" thick coat of 0C-110 Insulating Ceaent and trowel to a smooth finish* Adhere 8 os* canvas over the canent with an approved lagging adhooive. * Sice canvas with one brash coat of lagging adhesive. * * Rifft 19 Atttttorj Itotihl* I'll 1 MNMMnwertvri i/mum irWiMKaIM/ihmiic* OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION 291343 FIBERGIAS jtt Aiiti tfttiikitita it ifW It tutu, inttzitte* fnu/tm it st lbhttrih* iW#!# tutor *lii tt$l*tt" tt on#*}/* rtftinotstt. J.I.A. ,1AM. lit* RUB. MO. ilMlKlAl * IN St/UTION SYlflMS' ia|ltfrU on t * 7**'****^" . KI okM 0 *Q <AMGt OF ADDRESS* CAM UWESCIAL ft INDUSTRlAl ULAHON SYSTEMS MANU, Ik ClV.'i .')<> loV.i;;i, FlBERGLAS Plumbing Systems Mechanical Piping Systems Power & Process Piping Date Figure 1 Apply Flberglas Molded or Segmental Insulation to fit tings equal in thickness to that ol the Insertion to be appled to adjoining pipe and seemly fasten in place, usitqjwire. Revised I 1.S.6 2.5.5 5.5.5 4-l-g 7-10-68 Figure* Apply pipe insulation and staple the longitudinal over lap using V coated staples! at Y spadngs The stapler shall have a Haring attachment lor better staple hold ing power. Butt adjoining sections Irrmiy together. tOUCVFAST or equaL Figure 3 - Apply butt-pant strips, making sure the coated or <Ml side s out. (The side imprinted with a trademark Is the Inside face ofthe doth). Center the strip for a snug tit and fasten with two staples, one each approxi mately W from each edge. 391344 Figure 4 Apply a skim coat of SC 30 insulating Cement to the insulated fitting, if needed, to produce a smooth sur face. After cement is dry. apply a light coat of eitlier OCF Fitting Mastic. Type H or Benjamin faster Sealfas Mastic #30-38, U-L labeled. AMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL JIMION SYSTEMS MANU, Figure 5 Wrap the fitting mih fibeiglas fitlmg Tape overlapping the proceeding layer by 1 to 2*. Also overlap mastic and Fibeiglas Fitting Tape by 2* on adjoining sections ol pipe insulation. Figure 6 I Applya second coat of mastic over the FAcrglas Fitting Tape, working it into the mesh of the cloth - smooth the surface Mastic shall be applied at a rate of not less than 40 sq. ft. per galon (approximately V wet film thickness) for rated peitomid'ce. Fiberglas OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION IndttvtriU sn<j C Cvislrudion Matcrwh Ovmqtv 71 ? fdlh Avnmr. fie* fo*k. |)n York IOO?/> GeneiiOtlic*v in- v 0n,4 MOI me no kiM-ute 29I3K. IHHQ USA. IM Plumbing Systems Fiberglas Mechanical Piping Systems Power & Process Piping application specification FIBERGLAS 25*: C-P cold piping system down to 35F Date Revised 1.S.7 7.5.6 5.5.4 7-10-48 Figure 2 Apply pipe invitation and remove release paper from factory applied pressure sensitive adhesive strip on the longitudinal lap. Figure} Seal longitudinal lop to the adjacent surface starting at the center of the section and working toward each edge- Rub hard with the back of a knife or a nylon sealing tool for proper seal. toMMMtkt TOwwCwnlBH lite>ffas C*por.lW*- 291346 FIjure 4 Apply (he pressure sensitive adhesive coated butt strips and rub town firmly usiag the back I a knife or a nyton seating tool to obtain good bonding. Note: Minmum ambient application temperature for this adhesive is 3VF. Surfaces must be thoroughly dry and free from dust. lAHSi 0> ADDRESS" CARI RMEICIAL A INDUSTRIAL UlATION SYSTEMS MANS Figaro S Apply a skim coat ot SC-30 Insulating cement to the insulated trttfig, if needed, to produce a smooth sur face. Alter cement is dry. apply OCF fitting Mastic, Type C. U.l. labeled. Figure 6 Wrap the titling with fibeigias Fitting Tape overlapping the pieceeding layer by 1 to 7. Also overlap mastic and Fibergias Fitting Tape by 2* on adjoining sections ol pipe insulation Figure 7 Apply a second coal o< OCI frtting Mastic Type C over the Fibergias Fittmg Tape, working <t into the mesh nt the doth- - smooth Ihe surface. Mastic shall be ap plied at a rate ot not less than.10 sq. ft per gatton (ap prozimaleiy Hi* wet (dm tlukness) lot rated peilorm- ance. .. . cwjm roiM-.o OWENS-CORN -'JG FIBERGIAS CORPORATION FIBERGIAS iKdinWai **4 in- ....... . MKfiiii. oium. ?ir filin rurn.ii' :<r Fibergias Plumbing Systems Mechanical Equipment Air Handling System application specifications FtBERGLAS 25*: H E hot equipment up to 450F Figure 1--Tools and accessory Items: A. Scissors B. Nylon sealing toot C. Stanley knife 0. Screw driver E. End-cutting nippers F. Pie-finished fastener caps G. OCF Joint Sealing Tape, Type H (Pressure Sensitive, U.L labeled) Figure 2 Attach puis to surface. Locate pins three inches in from each comer of the board. On surfaceswhore cross breaking is used lor stiffening, additional pins may be required to hold the insulation tightly against the sur face. For a neat job, keep pins in straight lines. Pins are to be on maximun 71 inch centers Figure 3 Cut Fibergias 25 insulation In dimension and impale on pins. Apply pressure on teeing in the area of the pin penetration. For elbows, cut pie-shaped pieces lor top and bottom. Make sure insulation tits tightly at the seams before impaling. f U-S Oil ]s taMRMi cUMAMaiwi iibniUtemtav 2DJ3-JS F^)re 4 Apply the pressure sensitive adhesive coated bull strips and rub down firmly using the back ot a knife or a nylon sealing tool to obtain good bonding. Note: Minimum ambient application temperature for (his adhesive is 35'f Surfaces must be thoroughly dry and free from dust. amikcial a inousthal ULATION SYSTEMS MANU. Figures Apply a skim coat of SC-30 Insulating cement to the insulated fitting, if needed, to produce a smooth sur face. After cement is dry. apply OCT Titling Mastic, TypeC, U.L labeled. f>M * Figure i Wrap the fitting with Fibeigtas Fitting Tape overlapping the preceeding layer by 1 to 7. Also overlap mastic and Frberglas Fitting Tape by 7 on adjoining sections of pipe insulation. Figure 7 Apply a second coat ol QCF fitting Mastic Tvpc C over the Fijerglas Filling Tape working it into the mesh of the cloth-- smooth the surface Mastic shall be ap \ plied at a rate of not less than 40 sq ft.'per gallon (ap i proximalely /h* wet film thickness) foi >ated perform anee. OWtNl COUnr.G FIBERGLAS PUS. MO. J-VMJW OWENS-CORM IG FIBERGIAS CORPORATION todvrltul wd Co 1,1 <1 |).r.\ii PI 7 litlli A\i >jr Up# Genci<d OHUei. 1< "" 25)131 FibergLAs Plumbing Systems Mechanical Equipment application specifications FIBERGLAS 25*: H-E hot equipment up to 450F Date 11.8 3.S.3 4.S.10 4-1-67 7-Uh68 Figure 1--Tools aod accessory Items: A. Scissors B. Nylon sealing tool C. Stanley knife D. Scrow driver ' L End cutting nippers F. Pre-finished fastener caps G. OCF Joint Sealing Tape. Type H (Pressure Sensitive, U.L labeled) Figure 2 Attach pins to surface. Locate pins three inches tn from each comer of the board. On surfaces where cross breaking is used for stiffening, additional pins may be required to hold the Insulation tightly against the sur face. For a neat job. keep pins in straight lines. Pins are to be on maximum 21 inch centers. Figure 2 Cut Fiberglas 25 Insulation to dimension and impale on pins. Apply pressure on facing in the area of the pin penetration, for elbows, cut pie-shaped pieces for top and bottom. Make sure insulation fits lightly at the seams before impaling. FibtMUi (B. 'J.S. PaiOrr.) IndtapU IOn*Cudiidig 23134S IANG1 OF ADDRESS" CAR] AMERCIAl S INDUSTRIAL UlAtlON SYSTIMS MANUi Figure 4 Gioove Rberglas 25 board for curved surfaces and fab ricate (tongas. The board should be scored with a grooving tool, saw or luiife to hall the board thickness, and the material removed from the slot- Flanges should of overlap the top and bottom boards. AN wool shal be scraped Item the Ifences before seeling. The smaller the radurs of the board, the smaller the space between cuts. Flgare$ Install side pieces making sure Pie edge of Ihe insula tion is flush with the top and bottom board surfaces. Figure 1 Apply OCf Joint Sealing Tape Type H to aN transverse and logrtudlnal seams after insuring you have a dry dust-free surface. Use the nylon sealing tod to apply pressure to the joint and make a good bond. Do not remove afl the release paper from the tape but rather gradually pul it back as required. This keeps dust, etc. from fouling the adhesive surface. Make sure the taps Is properly aligned with the seam before it is sealed down. Figure! Use pylon sealing tool on al taped joints. This wiD re sult in a good bond and reduce an pocket and "fishmouths." For a superior bond, use a 300F .iron on the tape. Flfirefi Cut pins to length.as required and apply prefinished i fastener caps. Pins should protrude'// to above the surface of the insulation. It more than V*' shows, cut it off to the correct length before applying the cap. This wil assure a taght ht of insulation to (he surface. 29131!) \ Figure 9 Insulating the throat of an elbow. Prepare a Fiberglas 25 board of correct dimensions for Ihe throat and fabri cate the top and bottom flanges. Next, use a grooving KmJ. knife or saw and gioove the board facing side up. Cut at least half way through the tosulatlon. SGI sections may also be used as an alternate to the one-piece method described above. 291350 a lANQt OP ADDRESS" CAR! MMUCIAl A INDUSTRIAL ULATK3N SYSTEMS MANU. Figure 11 Where curved surfaces a>e encountered and the joint sealing tape must be notched to conform to the curva ture, cut an additional length of tape to halt'width and apply over the notched tape surface. This will yield a neater finished appearance and improve adhesion in these areas. Figured Completed insulation of rectangular duet. j. I Fibergias OWENS-COKNING FIBERGIAS CORPORATION IMullr.d jtiil ( uU *. r.Ul*uU D. vw. 717 MB* A*tuc. lie Ta>k. He* Tork 100'// Qtatni yriK*v . - 4 Hill P8 h MU-MU U S4?130.t 111 HO u_;. A. IftJ iAHQl or ADDUSS" CM WMERCIAL A INDUSTRIA ULATION SYSTEMS MAN V ow* \N . ' G fibergias INSULATION OF MECHANICAL PIPING SYSTEMS PraduetttMem ti 601P FACFtrpe e retenwnradcd farwefer the *"*** *** hated on periomeitM and arrnplMf. OtW' predad* rt Med 6f CMW ollocd ar product (vdrrrnrr- wlrrliaii guide svslrii. Ii*mi|i |irMt>-i- rlrtl-1 jm*.- Mm* 1m piping PIPE INSULATIONS (tefrl|eient Suction Chtad Water - (Prenarr and Secondary) Cooitat loner Water (IPS) -20 to 351 Kwvy Density Oae-Plee* Fiber('las2S C-P 2.1 2.S l 2.2 2S.I 7.7 ?.S* Refrigerant SacKon CHIed Water (Pul Soft C0fpe< Cbrnedvns) 0 to 701 aC FleiMe Tubing M 2.S2 Uwt-lofnpeutiiriMekebpWeter 35 to 601 Heavy Demtty One*Piece fiberpUs 25 C P 2.1 2.S.3 2.2 7.S.3 27 7.S.6 Heating Hot Water Fuel 01 Piping HlRti Temperature Hot Water Sieam and Condensate to 12001 Heavy Dentity (te45GF) One-Piece (to WJF) Kaj40(te 1700 F) fibi'CRlas2b UP (to4E) 2.1 2? 25 ?b 2.S.4 2.5.4 "* PUW NO /HAM 760U-fi \?'< n * 1)135:; UNCI OF ADMIIIS" CA KMKCIAI 1 INDUS7RIA ULATION SVniMS MAN UVI iVs : Oii'jinh, FiBERGLAS ^viobM orpmy ifittm l J mrt+otM prpmp tpfrm M Jammy 190 Pipe Insulations desaiption FlMiglas'Ont Piece Pipe Insulation Is adaptable to al types el Piping systems opetafing aI temperatures from -30F to 400F. it is waitable with a vanety of feetory-applied |*ckcts tor appearance, vapor beme>. laopioofini <n Natarprooftng to permit selection oi the right combination ol insulation and lackel lor the service conduim lequueraeat. Flberglas One-Piece Pipe Insulation is e restfaent ighta^gbt pipe Intulaten molded from line gbes fibers in cylindrical farm. A sinib bn$tudUia1 seam, srhlch is opened to Apply to the pipe, springe ctosod when In place. '< te eveifebie urfth a variety <jt factory-applied jackets for appearance end function i benefits \ acooamlcil ippPrdbn--One ptrt* unit h appled Quickly. asfdr. eve* m ih* targt> i<h easy labrtcaUop-Onty * knif* H needed for fabneafcon ol IN most rehcate Mings, efficient--because ol its wv low k (actor. n is possdila to ikHeC the thickness ot tostoaiion to provide Burma! ellcierKy .#gorvalant toethor non librovs moSaruts wlh teveips m maferrai costs. Conversetv. IN same tNkncss elOntpiece provides boiler thermal eOnwntr. oHfct* tuli in savings in operettas opens* due to aduetton In haat lest poroianoal - Completely U.l. rated -- lawgsmc gUss fiber cemlructtefl vnll net sbdnk. rat or cause meM cowoslon. mvai-poipose-TN variety ol aopbcallont team less nwuory A sahetton or tartoryapolred taclett are evaiaeta lor curtate (husk, vapor tanai. Mather protecta*. Sea proofing or damage redytanee. The aaw SoBSeabog bp jacNI speeds pUci>lion n tha flett eod assures a postkve vaper Dam* dame<a retlsUnt-Tkc resilttet gists libers tpnng back when boaped. e* Oru-fVte will not break g accidentally diopped durtai intlaltoMo*. <ruh|04r O* JL 29 IS''"1 HAK&l 0* A0DM5S" CA MMERCIAl ft (NOUSTIIAl iULATION SYSTEMS MAN. \ \ PIPE INSULATION SELECTION CHART--PUJMBINQ A MECHANICAL SYSTEMS xiudL/* i *Mtafcuto ratour** BptajBtnUWbc COLO PIPING itaiki iMtiMUu cuwoautfnkr h**m>lam aM4k(-taMrT4 teSilM-T0nMijI7 IU A M lEa| Uf-ltl (fut teBM UcttO s i Itnaw M abb knit u4 W, itolmd rtb *m tbs ru MMM *a Ian mbS| tfwsn*. Ijw A. JKfalCUteMBte*W.tf*MMMto**too w b W. Mini tea bdmHtfpnbmtkauMAlamJ lb itUtoSdl U>Itta*. b w Mmtj ladb Mi Ua&. tel (UldM I4JUK&. Fd-ntoto mu, imn umn l*prttorwtto ^ la raawlteiiitoto iNMulv Bbl FMffitlUtirtaMMinbi ue* 'totaitouirtul*to*a nHMbtt_______________ lulu-Us*A (toft. LMwto tea ikSb WMn friton ip ImP lffepprahOmOS.ivhUu te cad h told, fcutatoibn ni ittto'tfM tea-urn or. m |liiltri*bilM*<MibMtnbMkta ttUUb Mai it M lalp l* rawitii u c-r-k in. nw aWmaalitekup ifltauu UKI tMlltaOHtCu MPfNMaundflpBB(> MU urawrti lata d wfcj M * toMte*|Ubifctoto SL*i* onitt Mnaeaunois ** * >*"* **** Mu peab to a&mb SSSl dfdwwte tode i^dupMmt. (idHtn>%lteteISatolaatoi^9 t--Mo-a'-M`U-CnblomrliMMCdlabhiai*Miit"Koli* BKOTn**AManaahifMjwas ltdMM tewBfttotobatoAtautetJ MMOtoMtotAa MMlailtoctiptaJ Catot tonstoo* FMbiiiMm b te u tor ad *nto toJ Rkm4tMM(4nBatoM * komtj Utnteld fefh *WJ01| 'topitxrn aiBtonMb Mtty to to ittond aitoto itor (* M MukBlppmuitoaili^Tlfll| ItoMMl ^  da 'NLCUul? '< Aft M|MM Sin SHLtf Lsp ,mr ttfMl U(tfl 'hit*, i`t c ro cs> BBBX CUU1BBCTMNI ....................... -/wttdUc&fTWbrtStewS ^J*?^**^ aw*ram tu m lMttnulc MtMserf** ggSSgSSpSSESS cM4<(vNLUMiiaaitlowUifldS^ia<tf !0ICQ*titiiM.I; SnUDndipivb lB*| ctaaiomad m Had ntylMiBaM bw, M dksL WU At tffia f f9 fo-fetd Osj CW Jftlil. B* MH lte tmphnlli*1 iat* t*m nonv many urf pdtmaa ta ill yma iron. watti * *"**: CmCwi r*4itt*lamtkkiinM fij tttAnoo. ma icd ac^raulMHUtltMnapatbtttdM katmr HatMtfUd. fck Ni4i-3CO QmuCvm^ (<k>t>a0RplSMK4UbMTWtaMt)i tupnlnwit witnih oUo in Itau btiH n tkx *fl urics iMiMrtd x nlfbr0- 1*14 Ubutton 29135G :HAMGI OF ADD1EJS' C*J IMME1C1AL i INDUSTRIAI SUIATION SYSTEMS MAN| \ 29135. wconnwMd IhletoiMl 6WW *tog to m <w notMtm *) aT^faitndad tUdwess Ontfws) tKHwl ph 291357 JL HANOI 01 AODIBS" CA1 MMERCIAL A INDU5TRIAI ;UIATK5N SYSTEMS MAN! V OWLKI CO*SlNQ FIBERGIAS OWENS^i-tlNIINtj TI BERG LAS CORPORATION IfKJuKi"' .. I UAtHr.it-. U-.iUOl*. //# fafPftUP.H ew wrk.Wev tori 1002? GeneioltNt - MaVllA 1 ***** 29135h OWI fj foiSJifJG FIBERGIAS jahntinf tyUrml.S otertentoaf pfytoy Ocftbr.Jfl* *j Piping Insulations 0-C Haft* Tibs isrtceantetiedtof osa cacarting uri hasting wiurlinit,thilkd4riaUntM!traii4rttrl|(talsKcl<nlnes Tto flnfeli tuta* el 9ns tesiud towtitira eUm H to cwfonn to gradual tonds. Anlbtti uukt t slito w fikiig r tipu Men they in installed. <r. slit to apply mr npiaj alratf? in place 04nMTUa|iitdiSinbaaditipnn tipasMMMtotlt pMt Maad. Uilitas of Uny cell, ead filled rth an tert in rat*tus jni'jctteWMBMtj titeiMAtasritou. Vthraffiat sat wfl. rtbuniif b full tokknan after taint oaitosal Tha Mtfe surface is paatiated to wka il wy to sUp war im p>pa or toting benefits Ctfldent-e low thermal conductivity of 0.26 at 70* ffian temperatureassures minimum boat loss of gatrv--irmlmsm partomanc* of equip ment- Fast Application-available m two forms, slit and unsltt- Manns faster apDflcatieo. foe bandins required. The unsBt material slips ever gradual bOiids with ease. Built-In Vapor 8arrl<-tho dosed cal struc ture eknttsetes Ute neats tor t separata vapor barrier aod protects against moisture conden sation c cold Bites. Broad Usas-tenparature range ban --50* to 220T metes possible InsetaUon of most Bnas commonly used In commercial hesttig and air conditioning. Uniform tMefcsess-euct qaauty central as sures constant diameters and thicknesses. pro aiding a anus fit on the tripe, sad smooth butt joints- FieilMe aid Rositenl--dnignad for asptionaf teat at handing, it h so tiacWa it can be tied in knots--eo resilient It springs back to original shape when untied. ftealtU mochaiv leal abuse. Softer lor winter facility and ease of application. 291351) :HANOI OF ADDRESS" CA iMMIRCIAL A INDUSTRIAI iUlATIGN SYSTEMS MANj i performance characteristics I density,fasycu.R. (avg.).............................. SVi thermal conductivity <6tu-/sq.ft.-hrF) 70f mean tomperatwe.................... 0.26 9W mean lenpeutun.................... Q27 Mtc r abswptlca, % by volume (ASTM 01056).............................................. W voter vaper trinsm(<lon, pernrin.........................................less than 0.05 maximum tamparatere limit cehUnneus os* f...........................-50* to 220* fire ratingperASTUD~633.. .SelfaxfcngursMnf ozone rwistanw..................... ................... Good edor................... ............... ..Extremely tow level Recommended Thictoiesses flexible tubing sites uw pipe sum (IPS) Vi' W *' copy* tdb:fi((C?) V 0.0-)')' 0-D WierioMs--Kt((<unMn)ii' Inside towulrtt-nchcs t* 3* 'Uplo2'tfSn!Cfoidy L0(0< Sfrteis Sliinini Cr>l*n Uldrloordct 61(01 Aoy Ifoyh Cod Ititlhs up ta 74 X. flexible sheet sizes Susdnd sin-24* a 72* Sled toilum-M*'. M*. Vi*. M*. S'. I* mAmaxs rdh--Mr* * 24' s ISO' Vj* > 24' i $4` HMI-iW !'ll'il)' tt'aWiR' specification compliance HHIC0U3 MlMKtM application IntidJtxn tit be shpyni net p# M tobin* btiei* ittUlMon m suited bki ppnp Aridy ccnoettMl- Ai foiats are toiled aiffi 0 C 40) adhesive, taal bath edges o* sM is penes surfaces a! tnbiit topeire d ki him bend, this tttaewus edhmw tonus l street rrtrivftf Mad atoca gri stwapr aih age. I| vatn aadal lesiitid. nrbk tubing mufctMi ca Dt slipped n*ht ora tapper take Cm Mate tdttogser utMpon too pipe<ia Im "skeved" 4b a largti dianricrd iasubim aesied ever Use ceveiMg ea tot put end jdhwed dh Q-C JW idheurt. Q-C HvM* fvbtnt l$sebtiai UwcU be prclrdtrJ tien : the <tfber e lines ismng eatdoers 4h 8m|a Faikr's BFS7M- Irrsri<ft6lrt VlACSto f oiAUrd CMeneitad lubber Fun or Pmslr|f76?petnhvecMhnt OftlNS/MIN'Nr. FlBERGIAS OWENS-CORNING fI BERGLAS CORPORATION MusIntlM C<- i*....(>.<'! Ui<ninli Dmion 717 Gil ArMui. Mwlw', Km fork 10022 Oners! Ottos. : ndl 'I rk lb I-mS-SKM 29 !3.;ir lAUlxOd ttll Kayto is particularly Suitabta tor use on r*gh Uaipera lure piping systems where high performance and axtended temperature range are required. Kayla to widely used on hoi piptog where s great degree of physical abuse resistance is required, such as boAti end equto>meota roams. uuiamr piping mi requires an abut ^ huSof"' *x7tattirtftnw*d Mua iiawnCwteftoopnora Kijft Ape hwtollan tmUm uOMflnoUnD ud inutotM to ne ipphMtiaa, MratHia. aufeft- mea-hei ftttory-aflpftad /testfe ofstaWeu tlttt iivl abntaum cacamehts withtongeedfentaelng stmt Md and/ifct Ml stops. iHAKSE OF ADDMSS" ca IMMEIICIAL * INOUSTRIAI SULATION SYSTEMS MAN, FIR* 'It* o | \ X performance characteristics density...........aftMoxisvialety 11 lbs. pet cm (l. Haiural strength (ASTM C-446) ever SO lb. persq. n- resistance tm abrasion (conventional tumblwg test-loss in weight aftes 10 mm.) bdore heating............................................9% alter heating tor 24 hours at /SO*................................................... 5% at 1000................................................. t 1200 f................................................. 3% alkaliaitr................................................... ph 10 dtmaattanat itobftltf Bneai shrinkage alter Seatme to* 24 hours m MHlfllc at ?50f................................................0.0% at 10001..............................................0.9% at 1200 f.............................................. 1.4% specific heal.............................. 0 2? StufRi f. specification compllarce HH-l-00523t iesulotvao Block. Pipe Coveting and Cement Thermal. Calcium Micate (for tom peretures up to 1200F) Type II (Pips covering} Classes A thro E. MIU278ID Insulation Pipe Coveting, Thermal, 1. Class B; Grade 2. Class 0; Grade 3, C Type 1 and 2. economic thickness-ambient air at W m HO 1,Cl Hi T ET KL %x n ML tT 40 Hb ? 61 111 no 7 21 JO 14 m 40 IK Til 9 42 tot At tet tVi 14 61 104 744 97 M UM 3 7 } * 93 m U N7 JVf to$1 144 S3 N7 144 n> 4J ? i m 1 ocosomk thickness table kiy II--economic tticUttM baches) ML heatImi(Btu/ell. hr) ST surface temperature (F) Importance at specifying economic thickness SdeetiM < <ruUt>0(i thicknesses tor am speak* eppbuMn ihflidd take into contideratio* at teas! fce tallowing enttn*. 1 Cast d lesidahofl applied. 2. Cost of oral energy J Cost 0* eapiiei. 4. Coal ol depredakon gleet am) aisdation. 5 Ceirtal investment m hat proo<lion rqummeni a. fcmpcralsrc 4HttrentiU 7. Vte the pipe er turtles. 8. CoMucUuity et mutation. ter feat piping, im (endued (fucknesut are opmum mck- nestos c*lculete4 on *<i "EconOMC'** bans tu> heat conserva- boa under average operafeag conditions and assure adequate temperature casual Special cao4rt"5ns may wnat the use of ether IWtlneases. fun "Nn la Orloinmr Tiw(>A*ual UllMM*'' KAMIAll IMAUAlm Uf-Ul*U..lMlM*C,Mn M*mJr lAJekMU--FWbaJ t**i JJODF pur --UiH *tl*k) sices thlcknett Kbyte Pipe Innitat.oA <& *r*ubte in singe Ikrtr thicknesses tram I* to Y uepe>n>| upon ptue. rujte Capper Tubing taJ*tlc is m<**\&* m undelayer IhckMisas erPeaditf npa babe Tsm^Oft to II u 14 It li I 74 II 410 M Hi n tr ai n too 4 tot m 4 i m tee 4 i m 7 4 174 3* ,4 17 m tl 17 I* R 9 hi N n O n I i m W iu 111 14) * 9 n 4 14H I4 9I 9 Hi K I IU U H4 IOO 4 Hi M IlM Hi it HI 1M IU W in us to HO NO to? W no in 111 111 TO? *1 717 771 ?K 13 p4pei1ns KsyK> Poe truuWiono ovlatfe to hi nouunel irp< hies Irem y,m to 39' ui ^araeter, and oominal tapper tubmg sues tram V to 3* m damefar. It is moautoctwed to Omenwui stanpattfv SStei id permit netbftg ift OMrtUpn-Uyri rptficafeans. terms Kap4e Pipe luulation avedsbte m tectisul v multtsvtercnW term etparufei^ upo pipe sue M mmiafeen is tufrusked 3IL sbDms laokets Jackets ere lactory-applied an Sectional P^e and Tube latula bon. On uUfeM^nHitai (orrat inay ate turmfeed bdi eat Htinrd. canvas--Kiyto Sec-lnra*! ftpc toSulaliOM iinWO StmdarJ canvat rackets. M an additional charge, on threknestat up to and meludmf T depending on pipe tvr 8 a<. canvas mtIH is aadabte h aU tvpss. sues ond thick nesses al Kvh> Pipe end Tube Insulataon at an additional charge Meath and e*oited MrMaura Kafto >s also mdetfe rath smooth or embossed atuavaam (acket .016* tiwck. r steHess steel .010'. Tlieie nealberpreoi locked pro>Ue greater rtstsl ante la methane*! damage and present a new Unshed ap pearance to outdoor pipe lines The Wngiludna) seam has e sell locking pint. Out! sealing strips aie turrasbed iRi ao integral weaUerpreel Biaihc (or scihng end fotnts Fibergias rvl HO OWEf^-nORNiNG FIBERGLAS CORPORATION Induv'6enw*i J Construd j 43601 , Material} Option. 717 Fifth Avenue, He* Tork. hew Talk >0022 2913fi2 nmrj-} LCitwr.c fibergias pteatteg pifrg sytteae <7 tasdUniaeJ piping tptirwi 14 pa*ra ead precen ytpfcfeytteeaM IVowkrr.lM* Pipe Insulation i uses 1 .'I description Rwoounendsd for um on aO headed piping aporatktg at teniperatuies op to 450*f. wbare a cmplate aanconbut Ubto tesutation system li desired, for cenmerdai end testltuiunsi buiMings, tebeob, hupltats and places of mATic assembly. Also recommendeii for processing linos vhife fU safety is yaremount cntsrton. foorgbs 25* H p Hoe Insolation System Is composed et Ftbergbs Heavy Donsky Scctoul Pipe Insabtira |<ck- tcd wife e white pre-iked glass doth jatlra Lengitudral Jacket flaps are secured aslh naiedoor staplu. Cod Joints uo closed wftb a glass doth tape stapled k placa. ! benefits }-. ; fire safety a complete insutitkm system rath a ; ul rstmg BCtodlng pipe frttiags, end mastic ^en I I instaled in atcordsnca with fetemaiended pro* doraage resfsttat the eatu heavy deesity pipe iruBtetton and extra twghweraoglass dPth tackrt resistsdwnsge on evened ttou. ready for (Mtiling factory pre-s'Kd glass cloth H iackgt am nsstchlng tape sad ream system do not Ttqulre bald sRIeg If desired. pakitlA8 may M entted. "See ApphcattaR Hecctnmorkdatieas." tower apertellng cost the exceptional ttermai effi ciency of FlbergUs Any Density pipe nsototion contiMu to toner operating cost of heating eguipmtat aad pptof. 291303 _MM..weansuanoNimckamforeayspKdlcdPP5catiofl would takaintoa*>dei?u>n the WkWnj fmpertsnt citato I.CostdUuutatauppSed. 2.Costofboat envgy. 3. Costot csp^.d.CtaedtepfettataifibMt Md tasutatioA. 3. Caput nvestnut in beat prodstan cowpozat. 6. Teajpocttw dithmrtiaf T.Sia of thepipe swfaea o, uondodNftyoliiwflatKft. Tho Uifckaessos tWn in thetetdo.Mow,mtaaieatte opttwwm balance ei these coewtaatten (orselactieg * Mlmtatloa tbfctons br perferace end ecwmy. raoMMMitftdta.>Miibutaloi4gSn4dOr0(ffltelMtf>*b4 M*4 V, (ire haiard dassitication Uj- mirti firHv4nlCtuufK4tion for budding material* and niul.itic"! n lOncmlmttM brs been ostahished as folMS: F<ma i>*i*aa Fuel Contribuied Smoke Developed AcctplaMo 2b 50 50 frtwjUj 25 HP Insolation SysUm. inclading fittings. is below (be mexmaoi atowybif. He's is four assurance that you t# Specify d us* V*xrgUs 25 H P Pipe Insulation Sysleai wiihcuf (be danger of contrtuinig to*b* spread of the et that combutt'Mt will townie ticeuWe Meta The system has been designed lo meet the striagffit fae safety toqumnwAl* >the 05b and Cups ot Engmeetv Unf1r.i,,te-S|j|)>4toliei (Pfl & tiw-pr.^-.a Crrcnr.n H55H3 40 U 8 15} Flame Spread Fuel Contributed IU: TWl ut| * % d> , el tone*Ve ogC'M . ftmetis?5KP In'ulilicn Jvtien " ft" 10 finish Tbfl facloii pre-sired white finuh eliminates the necessity of siring fte jacket before panimg and the eta while sur face may be left unpacked ii taxed Fitting finish is also apa!(Ole w4h the insulation packet, ft psintng u re qwed, Gfcfden acrylic latex pamf (No. 5370) u approved Iwcso. appUcalien recomendatlons FrtorgUs 25 H-P InseWien System is installed on the pipe by staprfa* tbe longdudmal jackrf (lap secemfy wgb flaredoor staples on 2' renters. End joinij am closed by wrap pg with factory-twraishei) pie sited glass cloth tape stapled in place. - ------- -- .... . l.nwo IM XfRWIUI tnsulalioa md with 0 Cf Jomt StaUnr hpe Type H. I he rrraopwig Is subsequently coated rHhOCF Feting Wastic. Type H or Benunun Fester }Q $S federal spetilic.ibeii compliance fibcn'Ln ,.lil'l... in- uUSon Sysler .. qu'ii-n*'u'\ ! I * " ,i I.,.. . < I'obi'd*. ' ASlMdw..: 'he e -mi 0 * 9l3t> ( . 291365 hange OF ADDRESS" ca iMMEEClAi. * INDUSYHAI 1ULATION SYSTEMS MAN; V; o * ovjiNr. FlBERGLAS OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPOHATION Tndatstnal i1 ' '<e-ilCoi>t'ii/ct>on Matcriatt Dnritlon 717 Rfth Ayc.. v. -s. New f*A 10023 1 General Offices, Toftdo, ONofKOl ijmsr.i. PUS NO IJN-WS3-C Ul UtMOfKUlA.OICIM b<4mMyfpoo *sou tj omrooivntru piptap tnUtmt <4 Dtetmbtr.iHi Pipe Insulation Fiberglas 25 C-P Pipe Insulation System A OX. ntfi M*ambntWlt pipe uadbliow aHit* Sot evli arviu piping ep4nlhg tl ttmptnium don to-iUP description Recommend tor me on all cold or dudservice piping operating Um 3$*F. to 4$0*F. where rated non combustible fin safety is desired-such as. commer cial ml institutional buildings, schools,hospitals, and plecesot pubic assembly. Also recommended lorproc essingOnes where firs safety isa paramount criterion. Fibergtos 25*C-P Pipe Insulation System is composed of Fibergbs Heavy Dundy Sectional Pipe Insolation jacketed with a vapor barrier laminate of aluminum foil and pro sized glass cloth. The jadiet has a pres sure suing fc*j adhesive (on sizes upto 12* PSx2*) to eliminate the use of staples, adhesives, or bands. The fittings are atonciwotobunibio. benefits fire safety-* complete caroletiw system with a UL rating including pfiw fittings. vapor terrierand Aeolic wtat n accordance with neon- mended procedures. tower epuatfciK ecst-U excepttoeal thenul tffletoncy of Ftagtas jlwvy DttMy pipe instoatfeo contributes to tower oparetiaf ent ot ceolag cquiprentoad piping. eady to pindig-factory pre-wed glass cun jacket uj nuteting upa and mastic system do oat reqiire flaid itrfnj. II desired, paiolag may to erntmd. If painting is required ia "AppHcaUoa recaameRdatiMS." damage reiiauot-tio eitra heavy damity pipe bsulatieaiM] van lough woven gbss cloth petal resists damage on eipoaed lima. no eondensatioa drippige-** foil vapor barter /a pressure aenaitve bp when applied as per Instructian, assure a positive viper sort. ntttogi else praod* s repor scat. tostaJtotiao uvfiigi-nglas 35 C-P pipeinsola tion system meets ah ulrtrg itanderds for Are safety and lu uus may result In tower towrewa 291367 HAHGB OF ATOMS" CA; WtfRCIAl * INDUSTRIAl iUlAIION SYSTEMS MANj perfonnam II- K1- ' nalstai* ebaorpta: 0.2% try volume 96hrj.lt 120F*nd95RH spedfo hut 0 20 Btu/H). f tirlntag*: mm aflaltaiifDhQ capillanty: oeflig^ti after 24 hrs. dioMifaul iWbthty -- U ot waia shrnk ret dKOjS<nsrata mu! r*d*rt no sustmncv. Umptratutt ImkUtlHs--rcconmnOed fer chiled or dnf-ttmpemlvro W>C tioca 3S4F. to 450`F. iKfcCt itp4( tneaoiseieo rate: .05 perm* bunt ilruglh: 300 psi pienui coaAacMV UEJW TEI*1 IF] I fire hazard cUltifctOM Untmum Fue rfiurd CtwsihtJniu io tojrUit miierfih ladunateibm as McarmtuitUe mm bee* esObfcrfied u lottows: ttime Spread fuel Contributed Smoke Developed Acceptable 25 50 50 Ftcigtas 25 C-P Pipe ltuUl*n System*, melmteg fit ting*, is considerably below the aezwnwi allowable. lh* i* yew aiurartte that you cm specify bed'use fibertU* 25 C P Ape (nutation System without the danger at con tiibubag to the tweed cf toe or that rombwton rdt bber ate ejcesjTT* smoke The system has been ditigaed to meet the stringent fire ufpiy feQu>tem*att at (heGSA aed Corps OJ Eogmeers. Undereiders laboratories (Apt < Eoegment Coverings RbS>83 4Q 0 8.15) fbme Spread fuel Contributed Smoke Devetooed "fibngsas 25 C P Pipe insulation System 20 S 40 *albtr Ihi uii^ a l<i pi pipr .t.iit*.. pi- fn t4 rmi mmniiw Bpp&atto* recwcfntadttion lf tefl seating tap feature on Ftbergla* 25 C P Ape iMjJefien seefitu mAe* imUIUtion oa itraigftl rufla ol pipe a Simple piocedwe The only precaution needed is to fietp at contact adhesive surfaces dean ecd to rub hard aN toagdudlnal aad circs udinutul seems. The end joints are sealed with a factory famished jeiat aeehng strip Kill pressure teahngadhejnt. Fittings ere labricated from amend segments of fibergln Heavy Density pipe insularion or conmeiciafiy roilabta molded msutatien fcBmg comet. F4l*| insulation is coaled wO a skea coat at SC*30 mud* >ng cement to smooth out tbs inmates and. peautted to dry. O-Cf Fitting MaUic. lypt C. is Uka sppied over ftteigb* f*mg tap# j< coated *ift> another coating ol DCF Fitting Haste, Type C II pauibng >s required, ee sang is unitary; bat. to manUm the AOhcCrabusbUe <sbng ol tho System, only (Bidden arrybr latei pamt (No S3?0) >j approved for me. specification complence MHl558i f"iroO ijfwKt.OattlJ 2813i.\S Selection al insulatnvi tNeknesses for any specific application should take into conaderstior the M> (owiftg iniportsnt criteria. 1. Cost of ktstittauap* pried. 2. Cost of heal energy. 3. Cost of capial. 4. Cost of depreciaticr-ptent and Insiiaticn. 5. Capital investment in heat production equipment 6. Temperature differentia!. ?,Steeofttepipeor surface. 8. Conductivity of instiation. for cold piping proper thickness is required for efficient operation and to prevent condensation on the tnsu(atkn surface. SpeciftcaRy: 1, Designed thickness should be specifiedto result in a surface temperatureabovelhe Dew-Point tent perature of the surrounding ar. General? this is equatfiwpeate\t>an\lri**eoonomcai itiicksess" despitethe reietWy highercostotcoldBtu'v 2. Insulation tWctawss shouldbebasedon artnent air conditions andcorresponding permissible tompereted)tteiences. Aablant Mr Caadttton 90r90%R.H. SOfitaOKdH. ewwMiMe temp. (MMeteainbStMtb Ad tinuhifcii ndxa if Tf 3. Piping oporating down to freezing temperature or cycling hot and cold temperatures should be in suitedfor maximum perfonunceduringthecool est part of the cold cycle. EconomicTNdmass-Ambient 91 AirAt90F rtythUm HMutnilt! SmOBm It* Wdtr u% uunn KKurn must \Vl 1* mt i s 1 11 H U M n MHrMlm (mWbio* tt h lv t i ' l UJ 8l bh Ok/tiru| m IW 2 i J t 2 V* 7Vi Its Itt IH i !V> n> ns JW 2H ns 3 i ID n B II 21 19 XI 21 12 4l m m m m i I 2W its IH m 2 2 m ns u it IjO 41 u u Si 3$ 42 it U 7A t ux aViUUnttraraRV f1 1l i lb IH Itt IW 1* II 1 i 1 QD ns itttciii ttewui TOi c 9 24 fi 12 41 It u u M ti IU to u ID 14 It 24 H 4} V 49 Si U to 106 It) |M AkteuioBiMwn IT ft U1*.mt M'VIhns* mh*ut n c r fiw totaUAtw muuw (* <w^i* mm *um Iin FM M lor UMI Ltd UP MMUwt n't CWUCI VI* mm #.. i pn*i rim um m m kiu *# >**M* v" litt II* * OltMUruni* nlHH w M I^B MnlaL Ih WPlf S* M* ** up hi ortrtiiiM < m. twin: tiU rh * Om Alum > ` r Ml twprf lmi lM I 29t3fii) iUI I MANGE OF ADDRESS" CA (MMERCIAL A 1NDU5TRIAI SUUTION SYSTEMS MANj Branch and Resident Offices Abot, QMe Altny, NewYeih AJbequircjv*. New Muice Anctarog*, Aluko Atiooo, Gcwgle Oaftbur*, M4. BttNefctm, PcMOyNarto BXngi, Me*Wo IMnghees Alabama Boil*! flake Oorfa^ MauodMetb B<Be)o, Me* Ywk frartiiun, WtU Virginia Otarbee, North Corafloo Cbkego, Minotf Qaclwell, ON* CWoitA, ON* CeWUo. Sorth C*Lw Cahimbwi. OUp DaSes Te*et Denur, Cle>e4o D*t Meinw.bwo D*trit, AUhipee Eoi Kertfgid. Conmcfcvi El fow, T*igi Eugim. Oit|M Eiewtglf. M4iaao togs, Moilh Dakaro fiial, Michigan P*ri Waye*, Udnot Fr*ue, CeU'<> Cmd hfUi, Michigan C'tcabo'e.NoiQi Cwe&BO GrttniOt. South Cetefea Harmberg. fwuytan Hartford. Cewtecllte* HeneWr, Hawaii Howto*, legal kdlmpA, Indiana jKhtOA, MUllIppl JochuMiUe, Florida Kaui Cbjr, Uiiom Xmi<3, IhamIh Mehi|*n tint* teds Aihani*i U> AngulusCoMewfo lovtmBe. Kwhwfor tubbeck. Tumi Muwphli, Tin-lie* Mfowl fk'lde Mlwuwhut, Wiicetert Atinneopoiii, HImmiIb MofeU*, Alabomo NerMDa. Timiiii Nnoik, Nik Jim; 836-9544 A9*0771 343-458) 773 405 345-4171 737-0334 665-04J7 252-0496 252.4114 343-3311 335-7340 653-4133 343-7094 373-4777 5630100 361-1173 84-9440 352-1364 464-9416 321-7751 777-4494 268-4273 547-1000 319-44 M 533-1201 345-4114 435-5124 335-4747 707-6573 743-5141 332-5171 452 8711 299-3911 2JC-4279 741-0430 524-5917 337-38)2 649-3151 698-1140 946-3444 387-2543 733-7725 5B4-3421 373-4910 444-3115 465-4361 434-8314 795-1714 327-61U 424-2449 344-3811 545-3791 471-5445 354-9210 *4-2100 New Ottawa, Ueblono Now Twk. NroTerl Norfolk, VfcgirtB OkloAoao <T. OUdoao Omehe, Pfobrarte OHaidh FlwUi Piedo.BEeab PbiledeOWo, Plttsy4kailB Pboerb, Arizona Ptotbvrgh, fengfooNa P*4ton4, Mate Pnrtin**, Oregon Providence, IMi bleed Belelgh, North CerWba Beonokr. Virginia Ikhei.j VligiNe BwhetbS New York tech Uud. Unwii Secroame. Cofifotole Si loeb. WIiwaI Set loit CMf, Mi See Aoiiria. Tezoi Sea Btnordine, CoHondo See Dirge, CoilenOa Sen FreetiKO, Cdfonb San Jet*, CoEfenle Savannah, Georgia Sceaidelu, Hue Ycnt Seattii. Woitfcgion Sou folk, EaA OakcM Spoke**, WgsIpglN SyrecM*. Nw T*fk lompo. Harlde ToUde, Ohio Tuba, Okfabome Vaihlri^en. D. C (00**11 Waihingien. D. C (Selt*l Wkhrta, KeetM 887-7227 759-3610 653-9143 528-4441 330-2424 435 3411 462-0422 466-64M 256-1568 563-7744 774-4143 326-3595 434-7415 833-7714 342-1177 355-5783 388-2260 786-1 190 937-1341 901-2440 467-1341 342-0531 686-0141 276-77H 873-7950 207-0510 333-5960 472-3400 742-4250 5)4-3611 924-652? 443-4)41 177-7514 346-6741 ' 437-1210 296-3294 434-6100 345-2522 O C fUERGUS INTONATIOMAl ON. ginqui ornefc New Ywb, New T*rh 759-2816 MANOtOmCPSi Miami, Florida Sen fiwdKh CoMemia 424-4172 173-7050 IUB0PEAN OFFICES. trvUrlstllgiw* Mlo* Drfp 72.22.2* 466090 FIBERGIAS OWENSCORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION ?91370 tuduvtiiOi Ju4 CiniMiivn.ij fmntiuilioe Ujl-ruK Oiwition 7l7ftltfi AwfWP NrwTOtk Nmrrnrk 1(X)^ OIlKUt. Toledo. Ohio 436QI Pus. no. MN j7fce u<NOiHus.nir i66 /T- i t HANOI OF ADDRESS" CA iMMERCIAL 8 WDUSTRIA, IULAT10N SYSTEMS MA' -Ae-. I Mechanical Piping System application specifications REFRIGERANT SUCTION CHILLED WATER (Primary & Secondary) COOUNG TOWER WATER Ade. Revised. m Insulate all Refrigerant Suction piping minus 20F to 35? vitblad) thick Hlngiut Heavy Density Sectional Odd Piece pipe insulation Having a factory applied tt 8elf Sealing Lap (88L) Fire Retardant (IRJ) Vapor Sorrier Jaaket. BOOB: Insolation thickness - Ihictaess to He Selected fras asnufocturere llteratare Hosed upon Pipe tap sad Antoient conditions. Vhen thickness required exceeds 2", or vhen specified, Multiple layer iaeulatioee my be furnished. ill Multiple layer thicknesses ere supplied uitH * Vapor Barrier Jacket oa the laaar layer. AFPtICATlOa ' Straight Runs Apply Inner layer Uf double layer is used) to pipe sad seal vapor barrier laps and Batt Stripe vith vapor barrier lap adhesive.* The butt ends of the Inner layer are to be sealed to the pipe with a thick coating of Vapor Seal Mastic" at 21 foot intervals and at each fitting. The outer layer is to He F/G P/C vitk FRj-SSL. FBJ-SSL Butt Strips are to be used to Beal all butt Joints. Press hard on all SSL sealing surfaces. 1h butt ends of the insulation shall be sealed off to the inner layer vapor barrier Jacket or the pipe at 21 foot inter vals, and *t every fitting. . HOIS: 1. In both canes oentioned above, contraction joints are to be constructed t 21 foot intervals at staggered butt Joints (not those tbat are vapor sealed) by peeking a lH apse* vitb light density Aerocor expressed to 1/3 its original thickness. Fittings Fittings, valves, flanges, etc., shall be insulated with single or niltiple layer applications of insulation as described above ror straight rune of piping. On fittings altered segnents or pre-aolded F/D fittings shall be wired in place. Tta vapor barrier shall consist of 1 ail olialaun foil wrapped tightly over insulation, vitb all laps sealed vith Vapor Beal Mastic,* covered vitb 1/8 inch vet coat of Vapor Seal Hutto" into vhlch Qloss Fabric1 is cobended. * SiUfuJktmsfr iBifcr' II. t IRI1I.7 IOWENS-CORNIN'G FIBERSUS CORPORATION It, elm ifKifituin It frtml k tilit*. AiftnKh* tuttim hit At /utnUuul ntptu)- lir.HGI.AS tifieel lit *##Alwf^WMO. -291371 (page 2 of 2.5.1) HANGS OF ADPRB5" CA iMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL' SUIATION SYSTEMS MAI __ A I FIBISH A final 1/d inch wet coat of Yapor Seal Mastic* ahall then he applied. Ihe eatire Vapor Barrier at each flange, waive and fitting ahall extend a adainn of 2" on to adjacent pipe. Straight Buna k. Indoor - For concealed piping, leave as is. For exposed piping, apply 6 os. canvas with lagging adhesive.* Allow to dry and paint. . Option - In areas where high abuse resistance is required, apply l6 all enboeaed alumlmn Jacket handed In place with 3/V' x .015" alusiitvn hands. Jacket shall have at least a 2" overlap at both longitudinal and circumferential Joints, B. Outdoors - Apply 35, **5, 55 lbs. roofing felt with a 2" overlap at longitudinal and circumferential Joints. All Joints to he pooitloocd to shed water. Vire Jacket in place with l6 gauge copper annealed wire on 9" canters. Option - In areas where appearance or abuse resistance are factors, apply a l6 nil okioseed aluiinun Jacket with a 2" overlap at longitudinal and ciroionferentlal Joints. Secure in place with 3/k" x .015* aluilnuB hands on lfl inch centers. Fittings A. Indoors - For concealed piping, leave as is. For exposed piping apply 6 os. canvas with lagging adhesive.* Allow to dry and paint. Option - In areas where high abuse resistance is required, apply a heaped olunlaum el and hand in place. Where flanges or valves are involved, fabricate l6 oil aluminum to fit. B. Outdoor - Coat with 1/8" thick vet coat of weatherproof toastie* extended over at least 2" on adjacent piping. Option - Where abuse resistance is a factor, apply lumped altmlr.ua els or fabricated 16 all oluainum aad bond in place. KOTh; Where it la known that piping vill be walked on or subject to continuous abuse care should be takes to provide the greatest pro* tectloo possible to prevent damage to the vapor barrier Jacket. OWEN', MtffbUi1 ORNING FIB6RGIAS CORPORATION 4 Conirrtiion OithloB. 717 fifth tot**. Nr, Y*k. K V. 10022 'rrti OMUtt, Ttfo 0* 43401 291375; i hi- tt<;i..\s Mechanical Piping System application specifications .. REFRIGERANT SUCTION CHILLED WATER (Primary 1 Secondary) COOLING TOWER WATER Bns Stfi Capper Gnurrfius Revised 1S.2 MM6 Insulate ali (Refrigerant Suction) Chillod Valor - primary and escondary) (Dent Soft Copper) piping OF to TOF with _Inch thick O.C. Flexible MUng. Eifiifig - On pipe or tubing not yet installed, Unalit Flexible Tubing shall be slipped over the full length of the piping or tubing leaving a sufflcieot amount of axpoaed piping for coamctioaa. After connections are nmde and tested, apply insulation over flltiags ao aa to cover all piping completely. Silt insulation shall be used on systems which are to be Insulated after Installation. Seal all butt Joints and slit insulations with 00-500 Adhesive. Flttipffq - Flexible tubing shall be slipped over copper tubing fittings. Iron pips or cast bronie fittings are to be alsaved (insulated) with a larger diameter of flexible tubing insulation nested ' over the covering on adjacent piping and adhered with OC-5CO Adhosive. ffiFQSg) AMO OffTtOORS Exposed piping any be finished (by others) with an. approved Non-Bleeding Paint. I'iiii Ki.l.^ 2913730WENS-C0RNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION Tttth# tpmtutUsa it |Hml 4a anm. iffOttSu jiwAriex at mimraita ofmpat+ t&ip if lit findi fuki/v ami tudf/tfit afstrmisU. Mu UitmsvTMxitrials Oil Ur utltttrtMnAww Umutin, Uktttm t mto ircwnFraifuM. IITKO UO.A. JAN lilt FUR. NO.l-OT-Mtl HANG! OF ADDRESS" CA 'MMERCIAL 8 INDUSIRIA^ iUUTlON SYSTEMS MA[ A V ' I HI'. l<(il,.\S Mechanical Piping Systems_ DateReviaetL. l-M Insulate (Dual Teaperature) (Kifce~up Vater) piping 5QT to ___ with Inch meins! thick flberglaai a) Heavy Density Sectional b) One Piece pipe insulation havloi a factory applied a) Self Sealing Lap (S3.) b) Fire (totardsat (FRJ) ej Universa 1 Fire Retardeat (GW) * Taper Barrier Jaoket. cngcttLm Piping - Apply insulation to pipe vltb all sides and end Joints butted tightly. a) Adhere SSL Jacket by rssovlng release paper after the insulation is installed on pipe, and sealing the lap starting in tbs center of each section, working towards enda. Lap nuet be pressurised by rubbing with hard tool such as the back of a tab knife blade. 3 Butt Strips am installed in the aaae aaansr at the Joint between sections. b) Adhere the factory applied (HU) (TOR) Vapor Barrier lap B&othly and securely at the longitudinal laps with a While Vapor Barrier Adhesive? Adhere 3" vide butt strips saoothly and securely over all and joints with the Vapor Barrier Adhesive* to Insure a continuous '' Vapor Barrier. nttinia - Iessl&te all fillings, (flanges), (valves) and (ptraingers) with altered sogfisale of pipe insulation, overaisnd pipe insulation, or aolded fittings. Coal each fitting with two l/SB coats of an approved Vapor Barrier tostic*relnforcad with Glass Febrle'axtefiding 2" onto adjacent pipes. 291374 I'llHlKOLlS OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION fh,,jftt hicMuOu S if matt. AtthaUu pnttkn Htlthi tmrvht sttmsmt- ttttrj ifik tuba ttfbm m ami tpaeltk M **mult gtki jUmiten Hitt*** Uuh/tttiuui aaaatirtanuat mania.aiktlm S *** tctimmaattilta. iwrw I w/NgEa alM *0t mO*VV * *M * MHM * rt *W 4*M o^._ IHANSS OF ADDRESS" CA WMERC1AI S INDUSTRIAL station systems mai *w*i Cfl*. (papal al 1.S4) All piping exposed la finished spaces and Mechanical fipilpoent Boons shall be additionally finished vitht a) 6 os. cents* smoothly pasted in place on piping and fitting vith Lagging Adheslve*a#d aised with one brush coat of Lagging Adhesive * b) Pre-Slud Claaa Cloth adhered to plplog vith Lagging Adhesive* Fittings shall be covered vith 6 os. canvas saturated vith Lagging Adhesive.* Is I i \ LITKO U.it, OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION Minhiel **4 Co-mcKnJ CvnNitten DMfea. 117 MM eW***, V*w Vwk. R T. !OOJJ owe ofNid. ok0 Dei 291370 FV. hO. *> llll ISC.I.AS application specifications HEATING HOT WATER - STEAM & CONDENSATE HIGH TEMPERATURE HOT WATER FUEL OIL PIPINQ Date. Revised. 2.S.4 l-IMt HM7 Ineulits .11 (Hauling Hoi Hater-mpply in) rolorn) (Stun art Coodunt.) (Hit* Tupwalora Hoi Rotor) (FoolOil Plplog) vith Oaooa^ornllig PitargUi. a) Heavy Density Sectional b) One Piece c) Kaylo (iSOF (4OOF saxlata) (1200F uxlaw) pipe insolation having a factory applied a) Standard canvas b) Pre-Sisad Class Cloth jacket* Thicken## of insulation shall bet Svetas a) Heating Hot Hater h) L. F. Steam Candeaeate c) H. Po Steam Condensate d) High Temperature Hot Water a) Riel Oil Piping Iffi Piping - Apply insulation to dean dry pipe vith side and sod joints butted tightly* Seal lap of jacket (and Butt joint strips) vith on approved Lagging Adhesive? Fitting# - Insulate fittings (flnngea sod valves of (N.P. Steaa Condensate) (nr High Teoperature H. V.) piping) vith altered pipe insulation, or F/G Pro-Molded fitting aade aaooth vith Insulating cement and jacket vith 4 os* canvas, saturated vith an approved -nggig Adhesive? HF03H? Piping - All pipe insulation exposed In finished spaces or Mechanical Squiposat Rooms shall be jacketed wltbi OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION 291376 `fitUr is Aatuuj Mtlvkfi list fsr i|piM mitelMn ifmWfct. HAftfruS stUs mttusff mtUUt- A J IHANSI or ADDRESS" CA IMMEROAL & INDUSTRIAL 5UIATION SYSTEMS MAI rta rV ! t (pu,*2ol?i.4) a) 6 01. cutis with laps sealed with Lagging AdheslM*and brushed with Lagging Adhesive." b) Pro-iilwd Class Cloth, with laps and butt strips sealed with Lagging Adhesive * - mtinea - mtioga shall have a l/4" coat of OC-llO Insulating caaent ofr insulation trowelled smooth and shall be Jaeketed with 6 os. caorae saturated with Lagging Adhesive" Piping located outdoors and in ttflools shell ha waterproofed vitht a} 45 Lb. Glased Roofing Felt, factory applied laps shall be oriented to shed water. Wire In place with 16 ga. annealed copper wire et 9" o. c. Install 4" butt joint strips and secure with two (2) wire Ilea. t) Glas-Klad c) laylo Klad factory applied. Look Joint shall be oriented to ahed water. Secure to , .',!n^ with l/?" wide Alualom strapping with seals, at 18" o.c., one strap ,i. each nut i Seal Strip. Fittings - Insulate fittings with altered pipe insulation or aolded fittings end weatherproof with; a) Two l/S" wet coats of Breather Type Hesti<? reinforced with Glaas }ebrlcvoxtendlng 2" onto the adjacent insulation. b) Pro-fabricated Aluaiima Fitting Covers" .016 thick secured with strappings, sheet aetal screws or P and P Rivets. OWENS.CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION UCnlrial finW CornuIdol Commcmi CM** 717 WA Anm, Ni Tori tt f. 1012 0Mt OfflCMi Mtfe, Olio 4)001 20137V HO. I-IH-MU numomg systems. Fiberglas Mechanical Piping Systems. Power & Process Piping. | application Bpedficatim 1 FIBERGLAS 25*: H-P 1 hot piping up to 450F Dak Rmiari .. 2.S.5 5.5.5 4-r-*7 figure 2 Apply pipe initiation and staple the longitudinal owelap usingcoated staplest at 2* spadngs. The stapler shall have a flaring attachment to better staple hold ing power. 8utt adjoining sections firmly together. tOUO-fAST equal. Figure) Apply butt-joint strips, making sure the coated or duO side is out. (The side imprinted with a trademark is the inside face of the doth). Center the slop for a snug fil and fasten with two staples, one each approxi mately ty from each edge. ' t#drmW?bsM-Cin*t FfecvlM CfffvnVM. SN 29137S  *u * hi* * M I* J HANOI Of ADDRESS*' CA MMttCIAl A INDUSTRIAL 5ULATION SYSTEMS MAI Figure 4 Apply a shim coal of SC-30 Insulating Cement to (he insulated fitting, if needed, to produce a smooth sur face. After cement is dry. apply a ight coat of either OCF Fitting Mastic, Type H or 8enjamin Foster Seatfas Mastic #30-36. U.l. labeled. Figures Wrap the titling with hbergbs Fitting Tape overlapping the proceeding layer by 1 to T. Also overlap mastic and Fiberglas Fitting Tape by 2* on adjoining sections of pipe insulation. Figure 6 Apply a second coat ot mastic over the Fioerglas Fitting Tape, working it into the mesh ol the cloth -- smooth the surface. Masbc shall be applied at a rate of not less than 40 sq. It. per gaton (approximately ft/ wet film thickness) tor rated performance. Fiberglas MB. ho. MH-KU4 OW NS.nniNlNG FIBERGLAS CORPORATION Incfutl*. QcnerilO" > Conslrvcl>an MilwlFl DnntMfi. 711 Min ftvtftirt. M* York. New York 10OT2 JJ40I !i!)137!i IIIKO U S.A. t,*l Plumbing Systems Fiberglas Mechanical Piping Systems Power & Process Piping application specification FIBERGLAS 25*: C-P cold piping system down to 35F Date \ Revised 1.S.7 3.S.4 5.5.A 7-IW8 :ijure 2 Apply pipe insulation and remove release paper from tadnrv aooHed oressure sensitive adhesive strip on Figures Seal longitudinal lap to the adjacent surface starting at the center of the section and working toward each edge- Rub hard with the back of a knite or a nylon sealing toot tor proper seal. ionjad il.*.. 291380 Figure! Apply the pressure sensitive adhesive coated butt stops and rub down fcrmty using (he back of a krite or a nylon seafing tod to obtain good bonding. Note: Minimum ambient application temperature for this adhesive is tt*F. Sortacesmiislbelhoraughlyciryand free from dust HANOI OP ADDRESS" CA 'MMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL iUlATtON SYSTEMS MAI FigureS Apply a skim coat of SC-30 Insulating cement to the insured tilting, if needed, to produce a smooth sur face. After cement H diy. apply OCF fitting Mastic, Type C. U.l. labeled. ,___________A Figures Wrap the littmg v/itn hocrgias Fitting Tape oveitappmg the preceeding l-iyt' by 1 to Also omUp nwstic and Fiberglas Fitting Tape by ?' on adjoining sections Of pipe insulation. Figure 7 Apply a 5pcwill irwi of fv'f filling Mastic Type C over the Fiiergtas Fitting Tape, working it into the mesh of the doth ~ smooth tno si.riace Mastic shall be ap plied at a rate of not less than <0 sq. ft. per gallon (ap proximately tti* wet Mm thickness) lor rated perform' anee fiberglas puatai-in-ou OWNl> IndufUiAi on. M. FIBERGLAS CORPORATION > -'"itl'W Miltrlili Opnjior. 71J F4ih Avenge. Hem Tork, Me* Yck 1007? . |i-OI 291381 lilnOll.S*. I/U IHANSE OF ADDRESS" CA tMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL IUIATION SYSTEMS MAI Rm <* Fiberglas INSULATION OF MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT fMkcto abmita BOLO PACEIrpi at mcoumm lor im lot |M itiMi " twihmw* no UK|nri KttptoK*. Oft* p*dMt m ** of tool mmtnt m pofect prtftrm*. k*> tttnpwatura Cold Equipment --20F to 7CF Hot Equbment /OF to 1200F Type 715 Fiberglas# CE u 34 Typa 704 (to 45(F) I S Board (to EOF) Metal Mesh Blanket (to 10GGF) Kaylo Block (to 12000 Fiberglas # H E (to 4S0O \to 4aurj . U 3.3 3. 3-6 iJ 1S.1 ISA 3S2 IS2 3S.2 3.S.2 3.S.3 391382 :HANGI of ADDRESS" CA IMMEROAl * INDUSTRIAL SUIAIION SYSTEMS MAI V OiV[\S {.ORMfJC, Fibergias pbiahUt tytitta J.C uwwhrqulpautt 3S "tr handling ayWwaa 4.4 Mien & cMauxyt&-* January. Ilffi Equipment Insulation uses description The TOO Series beards have been designad prlmariy (o insulate heating end sir conditioniag ducts, ovens, tanks, bailers, hat water generators and other hot equipmeet- type 7M--a tow coat flexible materiel suitable tor Insulating tactoiy-tabricated motel peoeb and tor packing into Irregular spaces type 1-A Vghtnelght resllent tnsUaSon. In board form, sted on vassds having Irrepriar serfaces where the extenor fafch Is supported by welded studs, (rins or other mechanical attachments type 712- More rigid than 7B1 end Is recommended for use on equipment and ductwork subject to Rriranum maMtenance end censtmction abas* typo TO--A semi-ngid board recommended tor use on equipment, vessels and eir cendiuonirtgductwork. Ffeerglsi 790 Series Industrial Insulations era made of hwganfc gists fibers pre-tormad Into semirigid to rigid rectortajlar boards of varying densities. The series consists of Type TOO. 701. K2. TO, 704 and MS. Each typo hes specific thermal end physical characteristics which makes It suitable for Ihs uses described. Type 7A3, 704 and 70S are available with a variety of factory, applied vapor-bar/rer facings to prevent condensation on cold surfaces and to provide e neat finished appear ance. fire Retardant Facings ere available. type 704--A rigid board lacommended lot use on heating and ah conditioning ductwork In exposed areas where sharp, true corners and smooth surfaces am desired. type IIS--A rt$d beatd with very htti strength char acteristics for use on chillers, hot ana cold equipment, tasting and air conditioning ductwork wham neater abuse resistance and good appearance Is required. benefits low apuatmg cotta-tne euapttoral tnermal efficiency ef fibwsUs W 5ede irtnriatom loMts oneretkigcait*. od-ou Uttered -- variety ef dtenSea and lacing* oMwi uleetiort of products to meet cpedte parlonosnce md economic raqoMments. (tothwevste-place prkrnurw --TCOSedei reaifts provide neat aquore camera. The fectwy-epifiad lacings preterit an attracttve fin*had appeartece. tire sere - nberilas is inhere**? fire safe. The en laced boards and the Aluminum Fol Faced 7M. JW and W have Ut Flame Spread rating* el leu then B. th m oo f. com. 291383 at. MM MM HANGE OP ADDRESS'* CA >MMERCIAI A INDUSTRIAL' SUIAT10N SYSTEMS MAI performance characteristics I sound absorption caettlclesta (2* thick 96 otosnllns) TYPE 125 250 SCO 1000 2000 701 M .70 36 .97 36 702 .28 .77 36 58 .87 703 32 .74 3? .98 37 704 21 .79 38 .99 .88 705 48 .82 37 .99 .90 4000 .83 .87 .85 36 36 NRC 37 89 89 .91 .92 siie and density ObMUy 7bateau Cmpisia tortcib Muted hhm Tm WO (hVlamib) <pdai M%M*rndM) to* . tsrHwTm 700 i.en 701 1.58 r-4- r-4* 3l 4.51 02(0 a242 702 2.25 703 3.00 704 4.20 r-3* r--2* r-r 9.51 100 200 24* 148** a235 0230 0230 705 5.00 1*--2* 350 0220 tlfttr fnmp-riwn ftrlff* thermal weductlelly */ - --- V p 7^ wan reur m moistma absorption bacteria and lirape* reihienc* **9' humidity nd lanpeuiwr eOm ***!* *ii nw &2- by Mme does bh Steed or promeie ederlass cyamf eacarnans * I eat cause speauti or crumblbii dors nnt accelerate Mnoilon ef capper. *tl Of MvntSwm. 29138 beings TlP* TO. TO and 19 aia Mo avaBeUe w&i the frcbay epptefl OgOi bam* (aeSot: Kr-*?* w M- Rated) FRR--FoWeiMortedhnR U-GninlimiMkiN fbetunrd chotiiiMMyn tMckims to prsrsnt cindentlpa ceM rfecti ted egctpeitd ' The foDab| clud MiaiM tin recaruiaadad tMeuats at Typo Ml UK XB factd Owct Ineutadee lot Irtttfetta on eoW alt flatti a ratioui temperate* dtffetenm (ted lo air). Mu them irt ntats K beat |ta aaa ip*rtrtnU (campared U untreated Red Oak at 100) applcttfen recemmeinfftlwi TjpvM, m.Nl--Uftmnpn unlaced tlexrMi uurdibons la board lam lar ate ee vessels tutef mentor effaces bera the ectanarU teppertedby weldtd iteda af tUknm "4 *01 by the tntutakea dtaN. The products ate n> i*>aortlni but an mrsfly nturM aua antNMtoai liman Md protected by iheat imU. Tips TO. IK --Itiaw beard lrltei ere aaaaally mpted <e wttdad pbu ae Bat cuiracti. leey are cal m K|aiaali and kandad la placean MomIm hiIscm. IMacad boatdi annermcByleudiadedbreleiaiBi OseMinicaanm ar matbaoraol rustic. Faced beard*. teb ieeitt liH to pneUa a caftlmout vapaf bant*. in* be Wt uteahted ar may be ctam JacfcatM. teconoandsd OlctaMM-heated equipment (OFanOlantaitl lurfKi Tji til Teso. RT n. IT Id W u 1) US 7 )i n ttt 1 71 % US M If! TyTO RT tu. T 14 M R 71 2V) 11 1} m Tmw ftRT ML IT mn 70 C 9a 9 Ml RT -- rtcammeadad etanaanc tbreknau. arches. 8L but low (Btu/itt hr.) ST --ewlace temperature (t) spedflottoo Mtiplaect MHMl Type I KH-1442, Tjpall KH-f-Steb, form A, Oasa KH4S5to. Farm A, Cltss 7. HH4SSte. fm D. Type 1, data 7. MH45U. Type I. Oatsl .. HH-l-iai Type II. Oau D {SOJf**') HMI4M.foreilAtl.OaeA Itavy Smart ef Yard* and Dock*. 1SY1 Carpi ol tnsbtnn. CL-JUC4 .11 thru JJ ns ni.nt.i?3 .".7HTO xe^.Kim mm.w m~. to*, m TO.JB.70l TO- 50*. TO TO". TO, 705 nr. TO. 705 VJIteKSfiK!I wt>M. IrellWMM tmf to tw e M llrnlUtbes todeatridfuidattanJOS unes. pbbi, SlweW not bemad m Surface! aparatiaf al temperatures aMr* *F. Type* 701. 7SC 70S toad preduett tbeidd at ba od on aumal aprabrvg attampaeturai fleeter than 29Fasupl that rr may tomditinulM INchnMS e( ttbduiupbMf. CdbUdn Orreu-Coaaiu Ftoflei bnUallona sri to be eppted Oidy itb appraead adbasee*. maibce aed macltenical fatten 1 dewei aipeMihad Is Rccanory MatarlMi lid. Pub ato. 4-lN-un ometCeming Fiberftn accepts m raipon PbifcQr ar Iteddr tar Iha performance b* Materials ether IhaethaaiBstedoidrM apptored In mifief byO-Cf Telllag Labaralorias. 91385 HANOI OT AMUR" CA iMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL 5UIAT10N SYSTEMS MAt i i OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION Fiberglas IndutteUnU Ctrr.-frf'iCcnihj(Kii> Hslrmh DiYitlon. 717 frith Avtflut.he* Yk, k*s ok 10022 Gancrd Otlc>. tUr*. 0*4 4 tool Pvt. No. I-IM2I7)-X 291381. L.llio.it U.S k Jmi |%4 description F<wf|taj*l-S Board Insulation b doslgned (or ese on boilers. breechings. ucu, chimney Knars and other healed equipment operating at temperatures up to fiSO F. b destgnad (or use in appKcabons whero an outside facing of steel sheet or metal mesh (with or without finishing cement) is proHdod. intirmedate Sente Insulation p-S) Is flghtodght Intulatioft composed o( Ftoerglas libers bonded together in sami-rigid, boarftke term with e special high tom psrature fender. benefits lowers eperatley cusU-Fikerglia Intermediate Serv ice soard b ertextremely efldonl Rtereid Insulation. A leu k teeter el .30 el 200 F mtrn temporatwe mesa* lower fuel costs cue n leu heat tou-^mr* COntenable weiklrw caadHoas In egeipmant roomg, TMsseperterUMfraaiefflcieeeyisaiMnad Oecaned fleer fiber csukukwi end the compete absenee d Itad v unflbenied matertsl. Meet fluetesta ana 600 F power plantduet undated partially Qb t-S tnvJaflM end mtn fl pet mUerd OOl Insulation stioued that l-S bo*re had superior Mat flow CMiWMtKt mar an Ifl-fMnth partod d continuous service. cost biMUUlton-ioe Ughhmgtit feature t l-S BoaiC Imdafloa etcans easier kandtnc ad the larger M* paces, up to O' s 4*. speed tastaflatk* lad redn the iwnber d (stats to Meh heat larger sues eu posWUlo because 0* unusual structural In tegrity. Tha insulation wdfl eel crumbta or break: cub diarrty lorgoodtightJoints.conformsrOadirt*Or*gulanfles and Curved surfaeas and rtyms to Ul tidesaasi H compressed oantlniMut In atom pa'Iaimanca-Ffeerpas tntarraedlata Servtct Board uU net slemp or deteriorate is mar sotvlce oonrlltieai The iuntatiaa essfly passed On rugged Nevjr test MSIIM7U. Pita graph 4.)J which readiesr-Xiationat I2ep (ftrovga ao arcd.OIS* for 100 hours >17bOf, without sattu*. ft,*, bus O-C *** **r 291387 HANGS Of AC0XE5S" CA iMMBRCIAL A INDUSTRIAL iUUTION SYSTIMS MAI \ hMt trorafor data optlatamparetarefMPlial still ! U F) aF OOF 350 F tie f F 7 F K0P Ml no f la Indiei to l.i <0 u il S3 60 65 JO IS Met surf but (itif bat serf haot surf hut wrt heat led Mu ewf beet curt Mat .serf ttIan (trap let! tanp lt tamp Iasi UDp hu tamp tm temp Ion limp tees tamp lets timp 61 IV li I2S IU in H3 121 154 l <9 1 A lit 71 121 a* 111 t Ml 111 149 IS IU 141 ICS SO 119 6) IK 123 C III 9 IK to 141 IB 190 143 16 N? 43 M6 SI m <0 117 71 18 <2 IK 91 in Ml 1 123 IU II 19 ia io too a IV K IK 72 124 8 130 M ia IU Ut ftn 97 jt in li 104 47 If) K 1H 64 119 74 IK U in 96 18 t$ 9S M 99 Iff 1 Ml 110 St M <6 in n ia K 18 23 94 26 07 8 IO 19 tes 43 ICS 33 117 61 in u 18 n Ut 21 91 25 96 8 91 K IK V to a K9 96 114 IS 1M 72 124 19 92 23 94 91 to 31 M3 49 W 91 111 49 m 4) VI U 91 22 0) a K 31 9! K 102 41 US 41 U9 94 ill 42 Ut If 90 20 9? a 29 17 8 100 8 tot 45 U7 SI IU a us limitations I S Bessd mist be eppiirt Uuse l|ilerl ft* hot surface wth tn eitmor (iH'th ol sheet mti1 mesh {arflh without ceowd coating) ehteaw it l* exposed to tema'itwras m excess of Ut F. Than will tM no ispri dccompesdlon at P> e'Mvd alter wereng a me ptobe seta tna iflttUUen to 10 minutai taiUi (ho hat turlac* at g5CT vMfl U* product it aopi> *1 notao abort. application racanomriallaao Fmergns lotomMiaia Same* tnuuiloa is moiled on kt ud carved surfaces by attaching with welded pt or etude and trashing mth sheet mW: or meM mesh and (Madsfaaf cement. canvassed and pemltd. hn* with sport washerl. ar tMftandnut$t fasteneda* a otamui spacingef I6*and eel tarthot thaa6* bam the rateat tM tniubttea TMInsda Van is wormallyimpaled o tie ptnseryuds aadBieondov mg shaat ateiaiaimataiiitaiiiittKuiadMfliasameMataean. Joints of Iba shall metal inltb jraollnt bam the pints at the msuistod Ooutde loytr appiicxbon is recomrnended la; ktn peratwre no 600 F. frtaral speetflcetiM compHtm NIL-M94KO (except t fvtlsg tempospire) MH-I-SU ft) Type II. Clefs 0 KIS-I-SM (IM I0MM. #2) Typo I, Class 2 tObhSSa towlstloa Ibds Boards. Btoitsts. rdd Sle#fag (Pipe *ad Tube Covertt) and Kps flttig Cnartag, Tharmal (Maeral fiber. Industrial Type), Farm D. Type III, Class 12. Owns to*MN0 OWENS-COSNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION Fibergias tadustr>dflndCommeic4l Construction MaiertslsOmtion. 717 Nfth Annen. NearTors, MOn Tors Qaaaral Ollicat. Toleda. Ohio 43CCI IS*. Me. | -IM-JMI O 29138S UCKBU.SACU wartnnlraf egetpmMf SA pmefA^exui^nlpmat 6.4 BtfUukr.MJ Equipment Insulation description, Fthe/gb* Metal Msii Blankets ore espedsDy luttebte foe nested indwUei eqmpmeflt with surface (regular ities end pralectioiis such as seems, lips, litem and rivet heeds. They do an eutftont insefeting |ob wrien used m baiters, eessets. tacv&trt* aetnt. breechln*. tanks and many ether types of industrial equipment operaleg st temperatures up to 1Q00F. Flbergjas Metal Mesh Blankets are made (mn fibrous glass wool Iscad oa one or both sides with wire mesh or metal lath to provide a suitable bate ter cement or mast* finishes The blankets ere flexible end restQent Ip conform to wegidar or curved surfaces. A selecfn of mesh facings is evathbia to best match Ihe sendee requirements. : 1 benefits towers epeaaeet cods to*Mcet4ooanfo4teclo el FiteffjM Metal Iteh tknVefc reduces Ivel emit black hand liyift. No dfflJbj ter studs. OUnkmera easilyanpaKd mtr wetted umi or piss with seaad mitm or me* is Mtt to eiaca wlft Mrs Ms. ooat typeareata-the (Kimy-applled metal m*sH Surface erendes e baia br a emocth SMl east of (Milling cement Mdi ouy be furtherfinished fttti eenvsi end peiute. OutdoorInsUIUbOBi wefldAad ith eeiharpreel meellc er Meat mthi Oa urn* V*/*re*r wrtK.r.siatMSerr merud^ MtfidaMi ar uwi ui Mto/ad ieiiUurt Htl*M Hfit rtau>Sdi a/a Ntrt Mgalk/ Tit. P0. OCF CORF e 29138!) HANOI 01 ADDIISS" CA MMEICIAl * INOUSTUA^ iULATION SYSTEMS MAI ska* * length -M* Mi* ) *- fram ) Mikeeis--1'--(` (\5-Watmonu) farm-bfanAat *1T-riMrslis Blanut tuSM by tie ms (9 mol*) oeeppartafcdas. Recommended whet* a rctfceto Milan to "faded loeetoorm touregifenltascn the eteipmenl riaw "S'*--te-RibntMLettrtb Utadvtifrainiunwn njte'tr UMimtf ei a BluLat Mat* ab Owned lo lha or* d (ATR) e< Ifeud mwUboa (RAT). Temed-out rtb prort spJEi batweta utaiation an hat uvfacat. alien adrwitoipMS uhea msdnmg steel tMfOa^ theall to in. cwut totoaiial nMn| tftcmwcy of (to Manfcvt. "H'-CMvantand Pheiagonjl poufVy retting gahanitad 0<w to waving. Tba most DawM* maul lacing. R*ccm nwW vtoi a biitol mastbe shaped tomagtoar awfaces ato where movement to the felsahel in a pntl u to bt proverted Mai sumom bate loemenlatugcaaient. 'V- tipendrd met* lath mth '.j* msb ideal base lot M- SHleOagOrlMtoingceeierd Rcceevutadtdwheie a imreti * dnaao an large, an & curved smlKts. recemmonffd lAUbnesMS ftnaaraerded neu Iasi. eKKweuy ami M>iace tanpaiatdie lilt a> pindni lor iiie wont CtowKia. Rtaerand PKceis Indml'rtt soikil W* drug* angmatitae barter wJecl thelflckaail>fqtiue4 tor htsspeolic pb con ddMi. Oa autdooi wuU rxieisa tecomunued incuesa atUaal V, eh tocomfale for wmdeontoons ttom Ta- (ActtuttoUF) MBMttfitM. nvu AROCOI NT BT Ki, IT RT HL if MD nc an . HW M 1U1 U XU l& M il 79 ft ?S n leo }0 V m IV vs in 10 w 117 SI n 117 vv 117 u !1 177 RT-attemmandad ihcAncssMncMi RT HL r ir 11 IJt m li in it in i)i appOctUen recaamaadJltol to raaad aqBlpvutaTif tt~ Q.h. HoM the uatal Math Binkato in (bca torn ft' meiil bind* on U" to IT caals. Lae* motel*e)d{g>et.h...a..t..b..u..t.t..t.o..g..e..t.her dli No M galvantiad amutod w to t*r*e lUl m IrrtguUr infiai Impale Metal Math Qlaahtta ever tjlibto aktd taserwr on ir to ir caatoto. Um metal edge! that btot teeth* pUco. Bfeakets ihaR be toned ferny and bead wHiN. II aMvaiktee dnnoalrd wee. On toga wsih or duett oper atingat temperatoes everICO F eipwoua mb M retorted on ato greater than K toot centos. (Blankets ua ovadtofa ah>' "Staton (ATR)ntadt prMdtt aa air space between the inadtoon and the hot serfac* *---------- - founarice) (Mthtof methidd caWstom tadeer tlnlih ( basa for hethor futaat). Actor V) cotoolOC Irrteletwf CtonanL latdry. qoo todear finish (dost ast MRune painttog). To rnWewm mildto frvsh **plj reua hasa lagpie adbetot. I or I or. caavasanda tout toeth teal o( tba lagging mature avatiier railttant finish toentdear nrl. Troeal to coals of widtoMi ivrtaa or vnyioate maifctr ratrttantaaslc nff> glass lebnciamtoramaaitatweanauff. StfH coila to be at (east 'V *ot ihckness. sgKlIUMaa care^ianca IBM <0} tajuleban. Mmeul iVoa; guahet. f fit. and India Into Bait (far Heated SurfKes); Typ* L Ctoss Awl B. HH-l-5S8*lnstotows. Blocks Boaws. Blankets. >CRs.Sfaew (P^a Aid Tuba Corctmg) me Rpi rata^Cowmg. Trviraai (Umaitl Tiber. todeSVito Type). Fern C. Clou t. C*UiV CO'IVIJ.C FIBERGIAS ^b.Aa;-|n-MM OWNS`CORNiNG FIBEfiGLAS CORPORATION ladvtlnto anil Coraiern.il Gaarrai (Miens. Iimo Oh Ueldials(hntuyi FITF>llh Aremie, HtvTwk NeeTO'k IOOJJ 29131)0 lteir.dbAW FIBERGIAS fhtmMnttyttrwu l.t ruxhanital eg(pearef li pewtr A pmcrastytlpttat &S nmrfs A laaii 7.7 botltn A cA/ntaer? 0,9 /nmusrp, iMI . Equipment InsvMion description Kayko* Bteck is hr use oa Indoor or outdoor equipment aporatlat at temperature* up to 1200F. Kbyte block is Kean? suited (or use o stdWeu stool vossob ood enbirent os R helps tnl&H stress corrosion creckteg. Typical oppHcatloas are to bdtos. breeching, tanks, vessels. XOySo Block Is wlnto hicolor. Kaylo 20* with its high temperature llnilot 1800F extends its use to include rafiodofy ml lucking for furnaces and boiters and fireproofing of equipment and vassal stem. Kayfo omJ Kayte 20 Block insulations ore rigid hydreus ceiclum silicate hast (mutations reiatereod with asbestos fibers. They are strong, oHlchat aad are flighty resistant to abrasion and moisture danage. Kayto 20 las a tightly pink cototodhbaguteh it Iroat Kayto. benefits blgh thermal aStatcncy both Keylo and Kaylo 20 alter eecefleM ihetmal efficiency coupled wdh Ngh tbenglh. A low k of .40 to Kaylo and 52 to Kayla 20 at J00F eveaa (ernpemoro prevas that Kayto wrfl paomde ugnrficont savings in oparSag cwtl ever Ow bfe ef 1*0 oouipmmt reslsteal to abuse -testa* oiKhaalcal damage because of hair). KMeh. ieWevca<t M'ettoa. otmnpheie or tohea somcoa tram causing creektog ond poaiUo faiure of plpteg end eouterttoit rotlstant to matatero damage -unbkeeianyrther msulawons. Keyto is not af(acted appieciabty from rrtosKro damage. H regamo thermal efflchMy and slranglh after drybig ol. Outdoor boUUbtions aruet be wealhatproofed, however, to toeg conhnuout senate. itrang 'f*** hreohege i slupmenl and handbag. Mgh ttoapa'Olures have mfle toled on shength ctwodnlfUcs. will net [MM stress ecneilen cracking Kaylo il not touts tlrMSCOMOSionciacideg of Uatoess tleto because Kayte conlehas lass than 200 ppm soluble cteeridet as weB as an mhibaet which preveMt trace quonubos to cblorWes Item Iho dimensionally stable -Kayto data rto otetob utMKtably serwee. even el etevstod temperatuaes. This means less heat leakage el the totnts. And Kayle o> not raeip or crock m aemco. tobrkewt easily mdwury l<iiulai<n tools are 0 that a requited le Utmte Kayla. It cuts wdh e dean but edge to tighter W at the |ati. Fti lings aro neatei, loiter. Krelen * raglsiarid lri*mik ihag. li.'i M OR) ! dwamCemuig nw-*l* Ca>p 291391 HANOI OP ADDRESS" CA MMEIQAL A INDUSTRIAL iULATlON SYSTEMS MAl' } economic Wckntss SflWw of insalaiioa thickness*! lor ony iptcdlc applica tion sheuW take rto uasrdettion tho IcUffwag important erfierie.). Cost of Inwlation applied.2. Cost of heat energy. 3. Cost of capital 4. Cost of depreciatioa-rtoritofldnsalahon S. Capital mveilraent wheat yrodudien cqwonenl. 6. femparahn rfffemnliaf. 7. Sin of ttw pijw or Surface. 8. CoaductPHty of Miwrtatleri. for hot piping.tho tabulated Wckoesses anoplimumtkkkposses eafcutoted oa n "economic*'* basis for heal con servation under Mage opetting condftiins and awe adequate tesapvatwa comm Other coedtnns nay tar rant the se ef otherttaclwasses. Fi*m *Hnr M OWwntuW ftnmmk TMcilwii <rf SWittKMl hdrtftan SUwatattuw i astoartoe rT fuxMMkfkkbMa Hl-tuttwu economic tMcknns- Xaito Wort to 1M F-omUart rtU air10F rr-wftoaiew'ivt UArfMFM -- }eor icor 4M t SOC F CM 1 Joe F S03F 9QC r ions user 1R f a NUT snr. ui au. itn suer Ul iWF. 10 *v iur (UT 1AT. KIT nr. E0 wr. am *F Oil tv ie TOIP less uup 0 mip. 40 hup. SB TBV. ton mip. .OSS K11P. JB mu. OS hup. loss rum. LOS R(7 loeo tun 2 HO 2 vae j coo iseo 4000 4J00 5000 ssoo 6000 nkiliW it IT 21 |r 14 u n 10 9 8 101 13 tt SI 91 40 tt 11 n 71 m 74 IT 71 R 19 05 IT 83 14 IS 14 134 149 141 111 79 111 114 U m lot 4 IIO 91 43 105 11 X 103 u H 99 91 97 tt H 96 1) 21 91 8 0 91 us it 110 107 MS u in II 111 10) 146 u ns 74 m 97 116 111 141 fi49 no H hi 10 179 9T 119 IIS ISO 4 IOT 56 IM Tt 173 NT 113 >42 130 153 31 104 SO lit 61 IIS n w 91 Ui ler 115 15 101 46 101 S? 115 M 127 n NO 17 111 tt tty lot 43 101 117 43 111 is 136 134 30 ito 41 NS 51 115 | tt 132 L IS* IK 156 111 149 ID its 91 IX lie 159 ni 02 IN ho Kayio 21 Block to 1B00 7-amtbalitat atr tt t Oftuiaa 1306 1*00 1M0 1600 ino isao Kpwt CT HI ST lt til 136 S 117 139 131 143 64 129 146 9 IIS 146 6<t 141 191 O__ HI __Sf 6 135 148 CIS 141 152 7 IS1 IS5 7 ISO 199 7*> 16S 163 7M 172 166 apeclffcation compliance HH 1 523c Insulation Block. Pipe Covering, Thsnul, (Cat efun Silicate lor temperatures p to 1200'f). Typo 1. MlL*l 2819F InsUation Block. Thermal. Cfcss l. 2, and 3. ASTMCM3-67 UlL-1-24244 (ships} InJulitrj Uatoriafs, TJa;in*l, with Special Corrosion inf CMordo Requirements (Ksybonly). Type 3A, 38 Uiickness-1'. IW*. 2*. 2Vi*. 3*. 3V4* and 4* wdth-3*.6M2-wdl$* length--IS* to 36* torn--Blech beveled lags For pipe sues peater than those tor which Kayio and Kayio 20 initiation uaes are available. toyfe a ad Kayla 20 beveled lags may be used l inafeto piping lags bereted to lit pipes iron |g* to 38' in dtameter are evahke in tluckneseef 1 Vi*. 2*. 2Vi*. 3*. Lagsare38* bogttd3*nd&. appUcatba recoonerdaffou Kayfo and Kayio 20 Block Iwrialiens are held in ptec by mecbanfeaSy fotiteing with bind! welded rods or studs, The Jnwlabtn maybe M/whed iwtha trowel coat a! iattatIng cement, canvassed and painted. Outdoor htstaftefent requireweatheriwoofag wth mastics or mate I Jackaling 0>-rI 'a CORMNG FlBERQLAS OWENSCORNING F13ERGLAS CORPORATION ' ' -ilsndComnieKialCGBflnictanmfeHtiiiOnttian 29H `' vu I Ui/<i '>' `.nvwwf,HewYork. Hew rA 10022 OtnctelOfficei, Toledo, OMa43601 FlBERGLAS jfialhtpehl ijilrai I.$ mtdarfmJ qi)pwnil 3.7 tit hudllM$$pt*M 4.0 Prnairr, WB Equipment Insulation 9*r-x ' I uses description Racommended for use Ofl all hot mechanical equipmeat and ductaorfc apaiatinf up to 450*E whomtho ultimate In MecorabusHUiity is desired. A Rbergbs 2E* H E EqtipmiM Insufadwi SyaUm for heated wrfect sendee coaslsta of e rfeld tatutolion board olglese fibers faced wfih a noncombustfoie pre elzed Fibergfos doth. Other components of the system tockide a non combaslltlB pnunm sating joint tape end pre-Aitthed natalfastenercapsattached to ambled pfa anchor*. .u5Wi&- ttr- benefits fire isletj--a cpmpiete butdatiee system with m rating oo board, fating, joint tape, tastedag davtca. ready tor pafotlng-tke pre-sized white ghis doth facing, matching tape and tostenar caps do not require field slang prior to patobag. B pai^ag It required, use roewronemfod paint. djange rtslsutt-did tough finely wowa glass cfoth fatiag reskudamage and the rigid bisatatioo board absorbs roost Impact blow* wfiftout derago. tower opening cert--the unlfam. factory con trolled board thickness assures oeosuat thermal efficiency performance. MCWfllf(Olf. IuI &iPPHHory**o'*M Uitu>u aTOMnoCi 291393 HANGE OP ADDKISS" CA MMERCIAL A INDUSTWAw**' iULATION SYSTIMS MAI xxuWW performance characteristics dtotMttsrei (taUhy WO Mt vary- rot * eecempew amhandrrinrtreslitaftt pnnln muilmiin Asms hartid ctiodtoriloa: Flan Sorted flmt CniiMrf taeteOontepd 25 19 90 tampvatae IMbUMt: wotmended to*heeled lurfKtt MnptntMn do m( (Kd 0`F Juket beret strength: JOQf* Itenta csadocttstty: VUH H**l liW Width 24*. Uftfth 40*. TWdtMM 1', 1V5*. 2*. fire haard dasftcaUon Mariam ftw Hazard dittificriios for brildia| mate risk nd inublisn n mcgniMstibfe ha been ettbiithed feta*' .. Flam* Spread FuelCcdribvled SmcteDeteloped Acceptable 2S SO SO fibertbs 2SIIF feulitai System, Including Kings. pezfeino Woo the maximum alkmzbla. Tills ts jew ssur anee tta yoe cm specify ami e Ihu system nlhout the danger of cenf/fbuttog te fhe spread of fin cr ffiaf am bustWAWillttwreteexceniveuaete TU system has tec* detignsd to met (ha stringent lira ulety reqviiementior GSAlfldCorps elEnpiecre. Ifndinwitos Laboratories (Hpt0 leutpmsnlCovering! R5S83 40UA-1S) application recommendation* Fberghs 26 H I tqulpasrt Insakifen System Is in stalled by Impeling the InseUibn beards on welded pine spend 3* in lre each owner of the board with intermatata pins on no greater Dan 21' center*. After boards are (apeled, the welded pins are ad to extend H* beyond the face of tbo bnid end a eelf-boUtig cap b pushed onto the pin. AD Iwtatkm raw edges end tett (tats are to he sealed with IKF Joint taring bpa, ijrpo H. Tape to a preaauresealing type requiring no separate adhesive. Pressurt* tapeby robbinghart with a pbstk seeingtool Ductwork els end other iturp radfeis beads require pre scoring of the bsriation turd ta eeaferm to the curved sorites. II paMitg is reeved, no sizing Is neeauary; hut to main tain the noncombustRribty e! the system, only Cuddae acrylic Wes pair* (No. 637(8 is approved fez vs*. Rams Spread Fuel Contributed Smote Omioped FibergIis25H E lewdstlon System 25 10 90 . `ftglc llQiann to pWiaiAatfincbin (ft* MU O-C* lye*N Jgnl 5nlin Up* it nulHat*** WMcnanconlarp t* (hot* fmim***#*. recommended thickness-heated equipment (ttfvmitrn omit) fenta RT m. T nw #t vm 1 im K ) a9 n IM mi ll> specification compliance meets the stringent to? safety leqmrements ot GSA and Corps of Enffneers hh i-55ga. Form a, cuss l A 2 ASTWC392 63 Meets ftfPA 9QA fire haraid lequwreenls HI -- r(fMn*MeA rrmMtvr avrkneci. mete* Ml -- *>C knv (Biu/tt>-i.V ST -- wIm tenpeuture (f). OlVIJ.t CC*'n-'rQ FlBERGLAS OWENSCORNING FlBERGLAS CORPORATION 2!) 1 3 9 , Mntrttl jndCaniniM<dConsUtcttt<i ktotcruii foislui. 712 fifthA**a*e, Ne*YA, NqwVw*iocot &nrml OM-cts. Totode, OtooAXOl ms a iikjssa-d UTHont usa. ore. i9se owt r.s l mirji'jL, FlBERGLAS i i mrckMfari equbereft/ &S irMvtdixg tytiou 4.13 Dretabtr, JPB8 , Equipment Irmlabm. Fiberglas 25 C-E Equipment Insulation System A rigml beard imetdatiaitaad mportMrrUttyttemlcrcMaadinl- ' lemptraluft i/nrift ilittti and equipment epenti*9 at ttmperaJuru iera ta--llBF uses i description Recommended for use on ail cold or dual-temperature service rectangular ducts aid cooling equipment where the ultimate in nomembuatibility is desired. Boards aro impaled ouor welded pins and held In piece with white fastener caps vapor sealed with mestic. A Flbergbs 25* C-E Equipment Insulation System for cotd temperature senrico consists of a rigid board of glass fibers faced with a nomcmbusllble vapor barrier feeing. The facing Is a laminate of vapor tight alumi num tod and pre-slzed glass doth. Joints are sealed with a noncombustible vapor barrier pressure sensi tive adhesive tape to form a complete vapor tight system. SBSPt&s ^ benefits flro safety--the only cemptta insuteion system with UL rating 1 board, vapor barrier. Joint tape, mestic sod filtering devtcu. ready (or painting--the pro-sired gtett doth fee ing, matching tape and fasteoar apt. do not re quire field ilying- They may be toft imprinted If desired. damage retMUfti-tha lough finely woven glass being relists damage mid the ismi-rfgri to- wlattoo board b retiltnt thereby absorbing ta ped *nd..re><sting damage. fewer epsotbg ced-the unMorm. factory cm treitod board thickness assures constant ft------efficiency pwtorreanee. no condensition drippage--^the factory-applied glass doth and fed vapor barrier and lha taping systemmakethe system viper tight to resist vapor poaetreUen. issn-cf^x&s: 291395 HANGS OP ADDRESS" CA 'MMEftGAl A INDUSTRIA. 5ULATION SYSTEMS MAI abet Width 24', length 4". Thickness 1'. US', f. lire hazard classification Metuuim fiie Harvd Classdicaten tw butoSng materials and iasubbci as aencoabiistibfe has beta estabitoed as (albws: - Fbma Spraad Fuel Contnbutad Smote Developed AnapuUt 75 50 50 Fibeiglas 25 C t InsuWien System, induriing joint sealing Irertment. is considerably below Iha Baaimam allawbla This is your assurance that you can specify and use this system without the dinger of contributing to the spread el ftreei that combustion will liberate exassive quantities et smoke. 1 be System has been designed to mtol the strin gent lire safely requirements ol GSA end Corps of Engineers. Undenertais Laboratpiiei (Pipe A Equipment Coverings R08340 U 8.15) **Flbcrgtos2S C-E luutafton Systems Flame Spread 20 fuel Contributed 10 Smoke Developed 35 application rccanmoiMfons The fibeiglas 25 C-E Insulation System Is Installed by ha paling the instdalioa boards on welded pins spaced 3* to Irons each corner cl the board with mtermediate pins d no greatii than 21* centers. After beards are lapated. toe wekted pins are cut to Mead lb* bejond tho bu of the board. A self locking cap is pasfitd into (ho pin after coating wtb OC rdfing Mastic CVpeQte provide a vapor seal. All uuuUlion edges and butt joints are lo be sealed Hh O-CF Type C Joint Sealing Tape.Tapo is a pressure seabng type rearing no separate adhesive. Pressurire tape by rubbmg hard with a nylon sealing tool. Oudwedt als and othm sharp radius beads require pre senting ol the mswUtien board to conform to the Curved surface If panting is mound. no suing 8 necessary; but, to main tain the nonmabustitxtrty ol the system, only GMdan aerylic blex pamt (No. 5370) Is to be wad. thickness to prevent cendanutlOR ceU dutUand tauteneel *NOTf- riiK treat H Iw l>a <wrpaw p'Htxt ant kMn oa um 4MrTmCJnSti** lea wuuwf teams. specification compliance Meets the stnngm fire aalety requirements ol 6$A amt Corps of Engineers HH-l-558a form A Class ) & 2. MeetahFPA 90A Fire Hazard Classification. OWl'IV CO'NINO OWENSCORNUJl. HBERGUS CORPORATION 2f) J 39(j F AS\ ibergl Im&jrirlal and Comm* < -vhiKtienMilti*t|[Milea 717 Fiftfi Avenge. Ne \ r(< * York 10072 Qmral Ofhtoi, Toledo. Ohio 43101 \ PUS. no. MMS77-I irmotftu.tA.ccc. x HANOI OF ADDIISJ" CA IMMIRCIAL A INDUSTRIAL SUIATION SYSTEMS MA \ ' i h i:iuii,.\s Mechanical Equipment, application specifications Date. Ranted. COLD EQUIPMENT 3.S.I I-IM6 Insulate ail cold equipment (Chillers)(Heat frchengers) sinus 20F to ?0F *' with _____ inch thick Flbirglan PF - 617 Type 705 Where Insulation is specified In thickness greater than 2M It 9hsll be installed in aulliple Layer application and each layer shall be separately vapor sealed. Insulation of removable heads, aanhole covers end other access points shall be fabricated in such a Banner that it is readily reaovable withoat danage to the Insulation. Theea reaovafale unite shell have a vapor proof cover fabricated to allow it to be sealed to equipment Vapor Barrier. - ROUHP BJDIfHEHT Insulation shall be cut or altered where necessary to Til the shape end contour of the equipment, and banded In piece with 3/4" x 0.015 inch thick galvanized steel bands on 18" centers. Point up all joints with OC--110 Insulating Cement. Insulation shall be cut to fit the shape and contour of the equlpnant. All velds between equipment surface and insulation shall be perked with light density Fiberglae. lnpale insulation over welded pins on 12 loch canters and secure In place with speed washers. HARO SURFACE Cover insulation with 1" galvanized hexagonal wire mesh secured to beads or welded pine, lace edges of wire aeh. Apply l/2H thickness of OC-110 insulating cement in two coats. OWENS'CORNING HBERGLAS CORPORATION 291307 sHnwcHUmiu ft |H/iv wn luttufoe gmiton h it Hi ttamrhi irk msm tatref tilSttipl*iiMrl*mtt tfttl7njalfec/inttiU tohr ti itatntj Utliz/t/iOxi fit ufitutlomUtarUt it mtttUt. lAiifw 4 itMi teuton mUnUU. MANGE OP ADDRESS" CA 1MMERCIAL A INDUSTIIA---^ SUIATION SYSTEMS MA (pa9*2rf3.S-l) VAPOR BARftia boh layer of Insulation shall bo vapor sealed to provide a coaplete air tight envelope, Vapor Barrier shall conflict of one layer of ludlow Foil Barrier paper sroothly adhered to the Insulation or ceoant turfaca with Vapor Barrier lap Adhesive.* Lap all Joint a loiaun of 3* and seal with Vapor Barrier Lap Adhesive.* FIM1J1 Over exterior Vapor Barrier applyi ' ) 6 oz. Canvas Jacket, adhered with Lagging Adhesive* and brushed with one coat of Lagging Adhesive.* b) Pre-Slscd Glasa Cloth adhered ulth Lagging Adhesive.* c) 9oet Aluainua, ,016" thick, fabrlceted to the shape of the equlpaent, aschsnically fastened In piece. Fasteoffa shall not penetrate the Vapor Barrier, OWSNS-CORNING FI8ERGLA5 CORPORATION Muirld t*d Coavuuen Dnliier. 717 fiW Afcnw.Naw ftrt, K. V. 1002} 0<w<til On^hTebiJn foilftt Onhlon. Snte Ova. CaUtata VJCJ2 90j ' 11! i.iu; I .AS application speafieaiim HOT EQUIPMENT Remedy Insulate all (Bollors), (Breechings), (Hot Tanks), (and other Hot Equlpaent) not factory insulated with Inch ibiek Flberglaa. a) PF 615 to 450*F b) 1-i Board to 850 F Maxinun c) Hetel Mesh Blankets to 10COV F d) High TeoperatureBlock to 100G P e) Kaylo Block to 1200v Breechings shall bo covered with V-rib natal lath or rood aesh to provide an air space, or shell be Insulated with Stylo ATRH-ilctel Ksah Blanket. ttKpeaeion joints shall he fabricated at 16' Intervals. KDUHP EaiUWKT Insulation shall be cut or altered where necessary to fit the rtspe end oontour of the equlpaent, and banded In placa with 3/4 x 0.015 inch thick galvanised ateel bonds on 18" cantors. Point up all Jolnte with OC--110 Insulating Ceaent. HAT 23 IHaffiULA.-t OIPMHff - Insulation shall be cut to fit the shape and contour of the equipment. All voids between nquipaant surface and insulation shall be packed with light density Flberglaa. lepale Flberglaa Insulation over voided pins on 12 inch centers end secure In place with speed washers. Kaylo block shall be secured to equipment with 16 ga. galvanized wire or 1/211 galvanized strapping at not soro than 18" oc. naiat (a) Cover insulation ulth 1" galvanised hexagonal wire nash secured to bands or welded pins. Lace odges of wire nosh. Apply l/2n thickness of OC-llO Insulating casont In two coats. Over cesont, when dry apply: 1. 6 os. canvas jacket, adhered with Lagging Adhetlve*sod brushed with one coat of lagging Adhesive* or 2. Pre-oUed Glees Cloth adhered with lagging Ahealve*. . (b) Sheet Aluainua, ,016" thick, fabricated u> the shape of the equipment, Kechanlcally fastened in place with tends, ahect netai screws or pop unite. I OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION 91399 * I n itlit tfnXmiii h ftttttl* iiun-iftliuitu imthn tilltit datrun ltdmputi I livddl hqi b|/wr a m |U HiiliMttii Nuitona if math. Malm A tn IHANOE OF ADDRESS" CA IMMERC1AI * INDUSTRIAL* SUWTION SYSTEMS MA rwmomg oysiems Fiberglas Mechanical Equipment Air Handling Systems application specifications FIBERGLAS 25*: H-E Date Sensed hot equipment up to 450F U.8 3.S.3 4.5.10 4-1-07 7-10-68 Ftgurtt l^Toois and accessory Itomi: A. Scissors 6. Nylon sealing too) C. Stanley knife 0. Screw driver E- End-cutting nippers F. Pre-foished fastener caps G. OCF Joint Sealing Tape, Type H (Pressure Sensitive, U.L. labeled) Figure 2 Attach pins to surface. Locate pins three inches in fran each corner of the board. On surfaces where cross breaking is used for stiffening, additional pins may ba required to hofd the insulation tightly against the sur face. For a neat job, keep pins in straight lines. Pins are to be on maximum 21 inch centers. Figure 3 Cut Fiberglas 25 Insulation to dimension and impale on pins. Apply pressure on facing in the area of the pin penetration. For elbows, cut pie shaped pieces lor top and bottom. Make sure insulation fits tightly at the seams before Impaling. 291400 MANGE OF ADDRESS" Ci WMEROAl A HDUSTRIA^ 5ULATI0N SYSTEMS HA Figure 4 Groove Fiberglas ?5 bo<mj t<'> ..%cd surfaces end fab ricate flanges. The bo,vo v'kihU be scored with a grooving tool, saw or knrte t.> luH the board thicXness. and the material removed Imm tia> slot Flanges should not overlap the top and bottom boards. All nod shad be scraped from the flanges belore seating. The smaller the radius oi the board, the smaller the space between cuts . t-r__ Use nylon sealing tool on all taped joints This will re suit m a good bond and reduce*pi*t* thetepa Figure $ Cut pms to length as required and apply pte-fmished fastener caps. Pins should protrude '// to to* above the surface of the msubticn. If more than to* shows, cut rt off to the coned length belore applying the cap This will assure a tight fit oi insulation to the surface! Figure} Insulating the throat of an elbow.' Prepare a Rborglas H board of correct dimensions for the throat and fabri cate the lop and bottom flanges, Ned. uso a grooving tool. Knife or saw and groove the board fadng side up. Cut at least half way through the insulation. Slit sections may atso be used as an alternate to the one-piece method described above. "~77 29M01 MMERCIAl A INDUSTRI*-'-' 1UIAH0N lYSTfMS MA Figure U Where curved surfaces are encountered and the joint sealing tape must be notched to conlorm to the curva ture. cut an additional length of tape to half wdth and apply over the notched tape surface. This will yield a neater finished appearance and improve adhesion in these areas. Figure 12 Completed insulation of rectangular duct. OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION nduili'*l4ndCemqiei<idlCi)Mil>yti>4n M4k.-f.ylj Dimim 717 Fifth Avenue. Nc# York. Nf TQik 10077 Central Olluet. talflo Or>ift-l>60l i rue. hn uii-a 29 MO.; tllMO ttS A !ft| FIBERGLAS Air Handling Systems Mechanical Equipment Date FIBERGLAS 25*: C-E Revised cold equipment system down to 35F 4.S.11 3.S.4 7-10-68 Figure 1 --Tools and accessory Items: A. Scissors B. Nylon sealing tool C. Stanley knife D. Screw driver E. End-cutting nippers F. Pre-firrished fastener caps G. OOF Joint Sealing Tape. Type C (Pressure Sensitive, U.L. labeled) H. OOF Ffcting Mastic. Type C (U.L libeled) Figure 2 Attach pins to surface. Locate pins three inches in from each corner of the board. On surfaces where cross breaking is used for stiffening, additional pins may be required to hold the insulation tightly against the sur face. For a neat job. keep pins in straight lines.. Pins ate to be on maximum 21 indi centers. Figure 3 Cut Fibergias 25 Insulation to dimension end impale on pins. Apply pressure on facing in the area ol tho pin penetration. For elbows, cut pie-shaped pieces for top and bottom. Make sure Insulation fits tightly at the seams before impaling. VAdMUtki efOMRi-Contaa FitoaUe CoKMton. 291404 Cioovc liboglas Doaid Ik cured iinfaas l labncate tongs. The bold sliouW be so**1 *h..* gioovmg tool, saw ral to ball btwll ""I"; wJ the material removed from the dot. fbngetshoiBd not overlap the top and bottom boards. Ml wool $! be scraped (torn the flanges before seating. The smaller the radius of the board, the smaier the space between cols. IHANfiE Of ADDERS" CA iMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL SUIAT10N SYSTEMS MA Figure U Where corvi sealing tape lure, cut an apply overt healer firasl these aieas. Figure S IristaD vde peces making sure the edge of toe insula tion is flush with the top and bottom board suilaces. Figure 12 Completed > Figure ( Cut pms to length <ib leouued and apply pre-ftiushed fastener caps, r.-i. -.h.-.yid protrude ; to V above the suflvce ol llie iiisnl ibun It more than V shows, cut it off to the conect io<-th beioe applying the cap This will assure a tight l>t ot insulation to the surface. Apply OCF Fitting li'i.ni'- 'C about the sire of a pea to the msrdcol thei-i* ;ct cop before nstaRation to form a vapor seal. pub. n. >iN-wr Figure 7 Apply OCF Joint Seeing Tape. Type C. to all transverse and tongrtinSraf seams after Insuring you have e dry. dust free surface. Use the nybn sealing tool to apply presswe to the joint and make e good bond. Do not remow ell the release paper from the tape but rather gradually pull a back as required This keeps dust. etc. from toiling the adhesive surface. Make sure the tape is properly aligned oath the seam before It is sealed ..down. ' Figure I Use nylon sealing loo) on all taped joints. This mil re sult *0 a good bond and reduce air pocket and "fishmouths." Fora superior bond, use a *0f iron on the tape. figure 9 Insulating tho throat of an elbow. Prepare a Fibeigias 25 board of coned dimensions lor the throat and fabri cate the top end bottom flanges. Next, use a groowng tool, knife or saw and groove Ihe board facing side up. Cut at least half way through the insulation. Skt sections may also be used as an alternate to the one-pieco method described above. Flour* 10 Complete insulating the throat. Impale insulation, cut pins to correct length, install caps and strip tha top end bottom tbps. riANGE OF AODtEM C MMERCAl A INDUSTRIAL iULATlQN SYSTEMS MA . Figure 11 Where curved surfaces are encountered and the Joint Sealing Tape must be notched to conform to the curva ture. cut an additional length of tape to had width and apply over tha notched tape surface. This my yield a neater finished appearance and improve adhesion in these areas. Figure 12 Completed insulation ot rectangular duct. OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION FlBERGlAS Induttnd 41 (.UtriJlv Diimn. ?17 t.l|h Aye>U4. Gnrtl OlT'Cti. Tokao. Otuu 4tbQl Tork.Qrn Voik 1002? 29140'. HANOI OF ADDRESS" CM iMMlRCIAL A INDUSTRIAL SUlfcTlON SYSTEMS ttA Owi ros i.ourjrju FlBERGlAS U INSULATION OF AIR HANDLING SYSTEMS tofectssfcembiBOUT FACEtype an ncommendad feruteiortlMitnfcaickoM bM*d on ptiftmnc* aM widespread acceptance. Otfiv products art ^ CMM d tool CMMISM er product profaronee. selection guide *ytem temp, range products ExpeMdDucta Air coadioonina kosti Air Intakes Plenums and Casings (Rectangular) up to 2MF (Round) Heating and Vendition Ducts Plenums and Casings (H&ctangular) (Round) uptoSIf Coacealad Diets Alt Conditieninc (Rectangutar) up to 2SQF (Round) up to2SCF Heating and Air Cond. (Round FteubtoSyi) Heating and VentiaUoa (RactMgutarA Round) Up t2S0F upteSOF Acoustical Uabig Ducts and Plenums (Rectangular) igitoMF (Round) Oatdoor Pacts Air Condfeoning Heating and Ventiiatmg up to 2J0F Industrial Pact System (HD) Type 7M. Faced . FiMrgtes 25 C-E Round Duct Systems Faced DuctWrap, Type IV (FRA) TjpeW Ffcarglas 25 H E Ptala Duct Wrap, Type M Ptr* Duct Wrap Industrial OactSyttam (HD) Faced 703 Faced Duct Wnp Type IV(FRK) fUand Duct System Fecod Duct Wap, Type IV(FRK) Flexible Dud System Plain Duct Wrap. Type 75 Pink Duct Wrap industrial Ouct System (HD) Aeroliex Duct Liner Dud line* Board Black Aeroftei Duct Uner Raved Duct System Type W5. Fated Aerefiei Dud Uner Stack Aerolio* OuCt Liner . 4,1 45.1 *13 4.11 4.1 45.3 U 45.4 4A 4.12 4.2 4.15 45.5 45.10 45.6 45.6 4.1 4.4 4.2 4.10 42 45.1 4.S.2 4 S.4 455 4.S.4 4.9 4.59 4.2 4.56 4.15 45.6 4.1 45.1 4.6 45.7 4.7 45.7 4 14 45 7 4.1 45.3 4.4 45.8 4.6 45.7 4.14 45 7 inn. NO. 40ATA2600C. 12/61 291408 HAND! OP ADDRESS" CA mmiroal S INDUSTRI^' iULATION SYSTEMS MA tfaroh. uses desorption fiaerglas* Owl System to M to haebag. cooing or duallairpintn servlet to >3 types al yudifd Dwty (id) and Httvy bugr (HO) feign perfenatace tnitadabons operating at valodMs tip to ?400 fpm anti ?* state priturt. Than an taro tpeoatr tngtoeorea board pradvert. bom wnicb rectaegsdar dvett ara totmcatrt. to meat sue aad static preilort requMmeats eampatabia to various gauges ol shew mint. The Heavy Duly Board (HD) n used lor targe mbto tiuaks and fieaamt wove 20 or 22 pugs sheet maul wow* Mara Dean required. The Sitadard Duly (SO) board Is mstimaadad l template snub lotfiuaHans and as runouts tor larger systems wham 24. 26 and 78 gauge metal wmdd kava bean required. This retias two lypis ol board *01 cover tha requirements at 5 goafis al sheet natal. This strupUfles dodgn ol a Ffeerglas Duct Sydam. fiDtrgtoi Ouct Syuem is maautaciWM tram r*0n DOMW Mioatgtoism rtgtd beardstor fabrtcottaaof lacttngidarducts, and to pramoiaad round tartans ratty to ba totalled. Tna beards and reori stetttw ara lurmsnad wife an intagrel facwy-apptw vapor caret*' MUcn iu servos as M striae* tinlsfe. Tin vapor btrrter on Ibo boards is rotoforcBd with Uroag FBargiai floare tor rtenglh at tha Idols art corners. A RbergUs Duct fystam Is aa afltetont air feandO^ syataa wta ctuik-lii tteratoi and acoustical insolation to enure neuimm parlormaac* wlthoat nets*. limitations--fibsj^ts Qua System staid not be eted above recemmenM votoeta*. praoures. or sir unpeiatves, h at should not ba usad In or under concna slsba ar evtiids vrtihut addidqail laletorGamare end vreufetrpwoSng. bm0s 4 <e on* product- Ftoeratas Duel Symm oftm tour perfotmiftca featwes: 1) II detim* air afllclently witnoat any air lou through iba seams or |olnts. 2) The bcdtai thermal mtuUbon w4h enured thick ness protaets against MM kiss tr goto for tower cost performanca. 3) The tough (tome-retardant vasor perrler efamtoates sweetag Dam eondensaBon. at tarot Bra ulaty *nd resUtt damage. 4) Tha buHWn itouMicsi totulallsa absorbs al urmariled ntoM. Int,anrsltp Instsltaitao- sans 2 sppOostion slept. Ho sopwata appttealfsn al matil Insdafion. and BnUi. Installed by one creH wNch Is oil the |ab (aster. Thb contrAvtes to earlier occupancy. Iwtells qutalh, operates quietly- eo benguia noise. Idad whirl a tysfam is bang lottened In own or tioros urttaut dtstvMng eccuponls. No upenstoft and contraction nortd. popping, dramming. No baas, mission d equlpmeel or nr rash MM6. NBC 0> .80 absorbsmod nalMln ofew leal of length. TMs means a quieter system. FIBtROUS OUCT 8T8TCM CONYttS Alfi, NOT NOISE. m wotoratdaed cdllnc* ircm oofiflantsilon drip- ftting. RMtflai Ouct Sytittn it uniform In INeknets. .to tweedng ot Iba comers as with wrapped asaUi ducts. Vapor barrier is triform. jmms are seeled to mard dgsmsl (auNy applicants d astareil vapor Mtrters.Tte condaosMlen at aocttao loinlscaused by gaps between duct lav. JoseliSpMlfantlme-lripectonee. No need tocheck Unar thsa uistaSation taler. No quattlon about liner U rinslly or etlachmoot adhtavos and machsaltal Us toner*. HO retaro trip to eh*e*ex!*nor nmnsfon |cbo T.kL RIO. OCT COST. to neks sure they vo loitaOed In aecanlonct with the spectftceboiis. tlra-sato- TibarglfeS Duct System material bos passed two hretaslile qurliy asdtss 1 HiDttlsiiyiAUI as required by HFPA No. MA. A research eiegrasnwasconducfad by factaryMabui Rtsaarcfc Corporation to evoluslo tho posttN* Are hanrd ol bkugis Doct biltnu. Ttns program laeluded lodudng heel and (lamtt Iron a saver* ex posure Bra through an oporettae lr duct system. II was ooadudrt mat uto of Roargtss Ouct System adds no approctobM Mr* hnaid to buddings, thot sprecd ot tvi through Such ducts should netOccur or <s a remote possttMly and M Mpooceat oo otnw features and datalli ot tha corulructtav earn space- fmargles Oud SyslaTM ean be tostslad closer to welli and ccuingk *h*,` metal daets beesato there is no naao toallowspace tormslatagiasutalton r for driving (olnl locks. oNktent air deUvon-Yhfe mMrtof surfKi ot fibvglas Duet System Ms an air tr<iion coathciant nuai to nnu sbaai morel duct The smooth surfaco offers very Uttla resistsoca to air flow, no air laakaia-fibarglat Ouct System is Bght No loss or ooohng 0* heating aw. Mo owmotlgaing n accommodate all loti. partornfem proven- Flberglaa Ouct Systems hard bean operating tinea 1996 in al types al tg'rlc* con ditions Over 100.000 000 iq. It. nave been imulied and we perfuming teUsiedordy. 2914(5'.) HANGE OP ADDRESS" CA iuikrciai. * IndusTM A"'"' iULATION SYSTEMS MA OtM StT_____ IT er. Sp.j.s: - jnriorminin' i-liuriion'istics .nr:r*> :rt: - si rnoisiu .etfiwu , .a*WJllJCf.O*ltH. ThafUft* r, - .1 hr mentura; wffl not support or r;,,,.. t .tuM r fungus powth. tdoss 6ias- i\f > -* odorless an* all Ml etaorb odors tomptiehira limit: *< temperature n&or truitmKtlMt: Harry Dufy Board net a 1X0 pm rating. SJiwla rd Ouiy Board is retsd at M pam. Round daett havaa.9(i0>ni ratal- naisaibteiptlgn: a hfjftfy tHcttni uuid absoitcr. Fan and rquk> vial nones ata ebsorbod coraftotefy. No drura- maamam rilocHjtm:j wiOXti m.: r, i-aca cUtne'esc" eirtaicbaa coaftcltnt tH j el :a:t cp it 1W *p * I) t ita * ir ive is ijtj w d.tt t-r* ee:* g .ti;tc** coatton Wts sc; eJ fw-*<t on of 1,1 j.ctic1 gaf.i* eta feet i*diJ` l...uT.i.p>.n.M..a..fmMc_kiU.h..Ial.ct.SMA.^.S.ml.j.a..C..w.OlAUKK* 1 Wf | - UL deal I air daet: NiMNi (ik Ppolrctoa Asseeeton sM4 MM No, 90A I#I hr cond*iwsg andnl*ahag systems equwet o> ducts f* M Qms I by UL 181. ifli ill 161 tests not only set stringentrequiremeats on (era safety- aL on ructtdo*** at odt. Functorr and impact lasts resulted in absolutely no perforator! oe vKbte sips ot ,na(p or euler turfaco dawage. fiama saraaa an* smoke dereteatd war* negkgrbte as compared lo Uobrated Red Oak as 100. M aatlmum me aod stalk pressures: Tn :.s * -A-i is ',s-a- ,-rs"j :;K'ts S'snji-c ijt, sr^es., .. *-e *-*<tr-ts to mret s s?` : tsaea cn oi.tiis'i*.:.-a :s t<., 5.if B;r; s a<; w -1v i. ..t , *v "tr l >g ; Unit iStil; - s- --i- s*o> o" tne .nstir oka m> 1'. *trfr.gr J,,cl Wr dmiensions Show" * tt< Wbtf r' OA ft *0 Jf boards. 1` ttucfc. )i<% !'<](?' I'M" Ikose Minonior Sia4aj Duly j.ct 8rgs iah or 4.nred bp reiirfairemiHii or c, spec '(A-; Hcj. , Dull Uo^ra.&res ihoa %>%' v>a c- neA.y Uuly Board require sT>e f>aes>av Owct Sskrai Ba>Js a> also .siMacte 7i i'll t ISi[UrsspS aIi<A Itcreisri bl Mill '1' sri' ' ja-iLV CiMilacl tour nerfiesi Owens .."i-ivi"',!i.ta..* toi corniaetr OhIa on tnesr Mnnsn WijtjVii kind* 0*1 OkMfttot-Umistend nd Ralitterttl* ' r.'0 i'! IH m fire safety Uadarwrtlar s Laboritjrtai lot. Standards |r Sstdty, Air Dcctt UL 181 Ondenrrdtp's ksssd up sianoardsiar a Opts t *<> avti inbat to assure tale pstormarue *l am owtiibc a* duels for m n eoo rtt'deAtd ntibng. Mntdaimgand am mddtorw Ota tystenn Thm mis (W 18)) svteect duU homi w *.efc more UMira atpose then bit/ il ever fecene ra a Mtun* of wrvrtc. Tests art run by-UMtonnifcrs ar^er caraMy cmtrcfled conditons ana r**iwe aueis to phi Uie enremeiy punishing requiratMMt dapetad and dastnMd M>0* AH fibmglH Duet System passed Oik tests prvwng Rot Bio systtms are durable and Ire sale. Ik* haiard ditslllcetioa last This it the ibndard bnnd lest vted tor al buttng material prMutts which compares FUme Spread. Smoke Derdeped tad Fud Cdntninlea writ) untmHM tea oak the Index aunter d 100 lor Ikt ak is aval as a bate d oMssureaaaai nip Fiberglas *t System Taping system <t also sub)KSea to the tesL The touts ol im las duct board aretaped aad Bwcom^tf* astenddy letltd. tiro toUrdancy test This tail it desned to delermnaOcabMy ot die dct to held ban tire The test '' caBs tor Ike doct to retard Oame ter a period id at lent 90 nwhilas dh a flame of 14007 wmging on 0* mrtxe. The taaifdc has to retain an 8 lb. siabc load Ainag Km test. teatparatora lutnbkl duel sactiaas ta iad lor Atsi tetts- One ttckm >s eiposed to a satu rated wal*r vspoi atmospUn lor t bn. and Ikon inmedmtoly placed I* * ccM. AO |Hnt tapes, cemenfeare net ta apon u p ba aHeeled * any way. Anotherduct system section >t wnulanoously tipesed lo )5f au an the celorior fees and 281F on the ntenor ferperiod el U days lo test ill pmt tepee and tba abrity ofthe duct SO with stand Ihete tempaututaa panctetd ItolestshousBroabdityafFibartlastOBitMtead thirptfows. The seme duct lystena used ui be Temperature test is subiecled to an impact test by dropping a 2 lb. tdunt hoped i*dS* suniiM*hts<ot * wrench ar other tool or* the duct during at attar --flr**i Ho paadure sawed in the sapor barrref ol Frbenths Oott System. static load tost Mecbantd sbaaglh of (oints and duet ttcHan Is Ae purpose of this tasL Socttana ol ducti me stepped aa S a mtort end a weight at 10 lbs. ta contantratM are< a Mtot mHntf betweta thp supparts at thl (ofnl OadKtfln of aolmera than 1% at tod ol 24 tvs. IS to ba evident ind oat maia thin J%. S atiit4a attar ramonl at tha load. 2oMi sbautd not be rvphtiad or aacfcM. i t:! 291411 3 HAMGi OF ADDIFSS" O' MMERCIAL * INDUSTRIAL iULATlON SY5TEMS MAI impact Uil The same Duct Syitemusi taction used i the Static Lori test it ti- . subjected to a 26 tb. sand bog trap Ust Tho verticalinside dimension should no) decrc-'se ncut l)wi ]S% AS joints and sums should not ci*(t FibergUS duct System shooed no effoct ol domago bom the* test. awloa retliUnct this tact is m uatsaiH tie toulity of the dect fibers to >eust etr ertwon or detaannabon. The same duct taction used m the Stats load and Impact Tests is used u (his tost nti tha armbon ot an etont fabricated Iron Orret System MateiWs. The whole assRifiNy is subjected la Mi tenet the maunuro velocity latagol the system. In the case ol fibetgtas Ouci System. this mdd be 2.4001 2 5 = 6.000 tpn. A cataction chamber it provided Is coOrct any eroded material The lest is then mn tor 4 has. Mo sign ol traded fibers m atlttuaebon it M ocxui. Fterglat Duct System stowed no necrosedc particles (mole to tha aye), ao eranM or ntfuce ol cracking, taking, peeing or deismmatox rapture and leakage That test subjects the duel to 4 times the rated a* pressure hr a peemd ol ona hour Duct seckaas used ta ne Suite low and Input Tests am subyxted to this lest ftbergtas Ducr System was tested at state pressure of 6* water gage without tadvre The same samples used u the Rupture tan are subjected * *tt pressure ol .SO* water gage to> 1 hour. The r togs at tha end 0< toe test carnal be mere linn 20Ones the votont ot the lempte This is an easy test tm fiberglas Dect Sysiem to pais be cause a fibevglas Duct System does Ml leal sw. lellapve A Miapse tesl is 'rquiirj to assine sinsfaciory service en the return side el the system, this test is ihe icveiseof irw prmous tost mth a ?' valer gage vacuum nposed lor 1 hour. Detoimaiion cannot eicood 20% at any baie during the test corrosion, mold grn.-.tb humidity Titaarclas showed o . . i'* l*o ro a iBiutiueii t .. spores, etulu eatelh rt ilnirtpheretQ'ineiiodbl ('. 4 14 f ^ V?V'' ^ fabrication. _ ...___-- laorrcotM try *etofhtbt flsl-twoifl gyacryiag machines. The FibergJal Duct Tib riqMng ttedhkn Cuts accurate 'T' cuts om) the emd lotm. nolo tftd ttmale shfis top. m om opsratwo. Th* rtwtl is uraterm sdettoas parterty matched trw oiw. ctaigM, duct runs. Inknert ue aeiooti and urnbroken tor rsWmaot at flow eiststhnce. bweto* is ttttsr Mrwa sacttoM fit axsctly. Duels aw (SMcatad quicker, ready for taping. The addttoa Of pawn drtotn ttopton mate duct taMcettoii * Hgtfy Outo mated procdSi. Hand tools Ducts and Httbigt are alasfabricated ustsg simple hand teens, bench and T square. The tads perform tbe job at cutting Be tT htdlng graorit sod and (ofiits. An ordinary kmle. lows piatos, and ctandud abut mats) parts an sited to labrtuto fittmgs. The hand tod*altowgieaUr fledbUty at thefabU* becausatanttnrePanchMgiscaa be compana*tod without Unto consuming Ulps bock to tha shop. 291413 A HANG! OF ADDliSS" MMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL iUUTION SYSHMS MA fapijitf sys/oiis AC .*%lnn .) mt ttf far i System. they art pe.en anj (twe iel <au**s WMux el p>el * v ;Ct tO-vHUSnS AH hit* na (ctrMaieJ araineiMt Xi assu'f (Uitmuovf M' Dru-ipuan . .. -" ...... . VanSauJ Duty ($0) on>> i - c c-.ij mas t>< tiaitj ana _ " ir,e- o* sot.ent Las* Dwd i iai ai sctrt ai impicg **lfJ r-0fi. lr* i prMSunled*' top flU Benefits Vary strong Frbetsbt ramfo^eo e*nt Vapor ckiimMi-c cntmeaiiy bonis to . tpor terrier wtlate., T*pv eonfarma to serere bends o> Cur.aljr(S 1-iU.Cul c.'uiKpg. Ficedenrlot rJra^M duel setMins. The upe can oeappl-ed on Die |Ob up to Mda)s after Ihe duel adhesive u brushed o* ra th shop. Rigid flavad Special .mp-r^aleo ctoi" bpc *<lhp-esu>r ien*.il'C UOnemg agtna Tepervcompeetdt *iih rapm t*" surtecc. Used to seal end (0*1$ end fitting}. sizes, forms ttml recommended use 1 10' DUCT WITH TUftNlW) tfAflJ - O BOTTOM DIFFUSED COHHECTOft- 3 SfHITTtt-OAIdFOt TIE 5KIKH- * lov loot section of duel a outered oi a 15" angle and oat ol the pieces is ^ A round hole is cut into the bottom ol the duct. The diameter of (fit* hole (A] w The "tee" sccbon ocensirected lutnmg vanes A itendeid spotter rotated ItO' A standard sheet mow s equivalent to (he inside d'tneier of dik>p*r >i inserted airth the rod being turamg varxi is mserted Maten the the mm3 fleet (9) A shoot 0*1 ettsr-ed to the same met metM to iechoas. The sheet metel turamg ' shoe " the mdth of the duct mieripr beer-ng surface*. The Meet racial eane n attached to lha duct as per (C) with round opening the same im beM-ur sjritteten imbed todie tod "A ", the two piecesohm duct and having 1* high sides is prepiiced flutr 'i i>n detsO *". The adjuring. .nenowplaced l(*ether usngdetell . n ue oeoom of the dud a sheet tope. 'iihreugMMdvctiridlho - A- to adhere lie* other had oMhe dud metal duct (P) with 1' metal dovetails, r* JrnMhespiinerreditellKhedle totne sheet metal toinuigwie. Matbc or lebl. >s asserted through |hi dud end r ^ifitiiedeclbf eimgeshrit ind reinforcing fabric ere lppld #0A| shoal motel "sheet*. Slide ietd net.1 - utlectuihBClollh'S |n mitered cut ltd orer screat Md ffaerglet Duet (8) ever the sitel metal tin < vr eid-sseieredto washeif as pa* deaderd utttisrtUOPt duct. The dllultr Is attached deecly to 8io Miet motel dust with sheet eW screes. The FibergleiOuct , must M supported by hangers ueefar Me sheet natal shoe or by <r ttacheo to thed'Huier. 29141-'- 7 HANOI OF AODIBT CA iMMRCIAl INOUMMA iULATION SYSTIMS MAI (J Jl., | -f- .. - .1 In. air f)<... >'-t to (ha mud* ttetention* ol me taka-olt. I it (toon it mteiled >nlo (lie f ibeicMt Oust adhum* t# too side Md bettom of thi Fibergtts duct i par detaO 5M0t fiRHIE AT TACRHlNT--An 0|4iai|lf (MWltMMl of m duct: dimensions of tfui epefk/tg m ooulribnl to the vishI* AunsfMi of tni grtto. A sheet matai channel it fitted into Ik* periphery ef thaduct cpving UtuilftlMtttlW of the cnaanel ^ maani if mot wildtog or wing a shut mofol ki. The grlfi it placid Qvat this opening < 0hemgflu grlie to the sheet metal ctvMoel by muni eft*o sheet raitaiumn. 6 PAMPEA-A ihMt metel diet, hevmg dimeritleoi 0M to thi Inside onunuonsof the hbwgtas Dect wll wt as the housing tor standard shell metal diMfir. Tha sheet metal damper is toserted in the Sheet metit duct wtti the adjusting rad passing through the Metel end the Fttsrpes Pact. The damp#' control Is attached totie Side if the ductai per dated "A~. 10 sue TE-orr to the doaivtlun fucupk shale tAa . if thi dart OottfUri tabs (!*)' us*ie secure *i collai to the dud oHhhro cm etto' till A duct ll tlUftplj * th*i win r*d ik at pel dtlad -K . 8 ngOVNDEO SlOE TAKEOFP-Aiom)dto> it to-- ' 't> a ui^eta lutt A m*iu .tisancr d k r-d Mla 'i-.uX)c49~ i(4 oa flic IV'jl iwnr i`OIOSUnul.,l * >Vst. I I as BOUND oucr ICcomcGrou- Cdt dk into the *he*l natal connector at 120 angle to meant of ' ow" Raht uki ikfidii SO tou Iha coeact lor can ba seemed to the 'land duct. 9Mi 7HElNFORCEMCNrSOn extreme large slzet of duct*, metal rdnlomnent! are used es sWEenere. Ihe aattiMl end placement of reirdofcenintl are dependant upoa stetc pressure (seeUMe on on put 2). 8MAMIK1 -Btcwu at F<W|lu OueS IfUto'i fcgtd araiiH tohiat hewn may ha etid Paihxatad 1(191 utk a shut met*] me Inssrtad 1 Ike bottoaccuurt; UCtna erth Puaaded mdscedtea oeanactadtollaacalhr rartorteraom. are *aa ef thetrail cf hangan thdeiar betted. Stedird nfdi type diet haneet. atated elk sheet maul * HUtlacfary. 9 90* MUftfitp ELBOW-- Thb ittlat it aoonpithod byfearaeparsapwen. The heel oust betee eokhedoa ike Inside to POrmi bsadlkg. Thethroa It m<t by Atting pnfiakj threaghfteikMlaaaiito peoaR baadtag. The throat lW< Men recafn a tun bswb coat el matte. CSbewbancsittedby Meant ef ttspta. manic aad retalercfagttbrfc. vailMid hea frith jical .hed |iwJ 13 OFFSET-Vi ottset tan to ceaaiructee by at mtgular cut throufh a aJratpM >ecitonat the duct. Ike angidareola are apatite It oi th* angle taquded at aach |iat Tha racboAi may be jotoad loyath* eh theaid of a eetal edlsr. Thadwclla aiteched to (ha maul cedar par data! "A". At on atirmata rutted tte aectwi raaybelelnlad diliraig ttoef raatil d(>*. madie and remlorrbtg tape. !i t WFtJVa-TOCElO' ELBOW WITH IWtlfWa VAJfgThi "cheek**, "ttreai*, end-Sear an all el epaiato pei*> Ito bat) aad tml caaba acaampllakid by 'orIaf am reelroe aad bmdnj leaK'm^oAffaar ptotnara aiumbttdt rnntl attplat. ewvt a*d* aforciny IJp Iba itouit ihetM 0>ea ncaire 3m l-n biuih c*t ef metbo ^ Jtjitraloa fs< 4 .jai ataee>bl|. KEATtMQ C04- A 15 IrwafecauStodect la 3iftorind liiUag 290*1ait*m |ab Haw. aaasitoud It largtf duodm) oett. The dap* I tha baBtiomalieo pleca aa tka i^ikeam da af Ike a^tayvi'U aiutl battened <eM' and to* d**-*Vtiai die, :>'atea tfevidnelto Cath eaudafiOto i;a 4x 291417 HANG! OF ADDRESS" CA 'MMERCIAL 1 INDUnilA^" iULAHOH SYSTEMS MAI* *a>--_____ I HAMGE OF ADDRESS" CA iMMEtCIAL INDUSTRIAL iULATION SYSTEMS MAI - f[. OVrtMl/COtKING OWENS-CORNINb 1i Fiberglas inOvjt'ul wO Coeimf'c-u i /!/SrtUl Hr* Yi*> NGLAS CORPORATION . U.ilMiiPt Lhwvon v' :'? Gni*l Offices. Tdedo.Ohw4itO) 29 MOD OWf'JS COfl'JINO Fiberglas air Aonrfinjijrrtreu 41 UwwKmt Duct Insulation description The* ts a fiberglas Duct Wrap tnudatlu far every duct insulation reoutenent--hot. coU or dual-temperature, exposed or carcalled. The variety of facing! permit selection of a product based on: economic consider* tion, the dwgrea of fire safety required, toughness and appearance deiirid. Refer to the selection Chari on the noit page for products avertable end their recom mended usage FGergles* Duct Wrap Insulations are highly efficient Ightweight inorganic blanket* of lug glass fiber aval* able plain, or faced with a choice of factory-applied vapor barrier facing*. Owens-Cornlng Fiterjfaj has developed a technique for combining the facings valh the insulation as H is manufactured. This technological development assures uniform quiDty of the finished product The f&ang Is firmly bonded and Inspected continuously during ownufactura. : benefits tow epefaine costs - low S factor of -tt at Jtf mean temperature Md M-Mcfi latllancs mean* lets heat MSS O' gam. Systems opeiate man effideeily. Air t| defhertf of dealgn Omprrebjras. noveter-slitaed c*Wng unu titles*hove tow pirm ratings to Hop mditura vipot from corv dendnsan (twCOMdwt wrtee. an tnwletlea to fit every Jeb--fiat edd. duaHomparaiura. eipoeaa concealed. Mooted to euemidi end performance reqvWemaata. damage retisUet - Rbi^es Poet Wrap I mutation* ire lough aad reiiluit. they relist disuse In ship ment and alter they are testaltd. Meet el the neper birder factogs are reinforced with timn| glass fOm/t to resist puncture tnd tearing eurtnf imtseatio*. I.M. ftsg.ocf Corp. 291421 HANOI OF ADDRESS" CA iMMUCIM A INDUSTRIAL SUUTJON SYSTEMS MAI selection chert Tk* MlMmgrOft (ids ID* straw recwicmentMndrecffhmeadsd ptcducl lw *ct> tavnemem Note. >" seme *ilMf} Bwt Mt mem P>w> tne product shown Itio got p 6Old Feted TyfM .s Iha HeCMiinMddd hoihd, the ituinati* *tad*ct is uw*a because f aaisbif tpaol<itikns tiling Iff tanff >nuW<am by ** *rd number. These iBffatffre pteoucii are ls* fatted because ot keel "Veleitete" an ecueiiiiwd "use" pattara totebietm areas ot hf* Aw*. ch as upowd ducts hi|ft I'ffbc areas ol ryiiiyment roams >t ditccaimindad lht the duets b* bned uith Oueas-Comtflf fWuglM Adroit** Dvtt Lrai ai wo ducts nay m muMed with F6*rgl*) Ripd Bond lasaMoin recommended Wetness OwtM-Cauunf iraergias ircna*ena* * kit T' Dukaass N< piolictiona|ffnitnC4HwneaiiiKioiBain. Thaincfcntu U based oatbi tael that BtaWe blanket mtutaNontsie Cff" pressed dumg mautiaban atuch efleets (heir (hemal par tonanca {haraetmbes * some cases. r*n cm cause MOOfangoa the npor bireralcoating dam it UttmutaUM is cwnpioswd too tightly. The products shorn ei eoto Head typo no designed ta provde lha mmwi pertermanc* with tna oaMest nu cost When they are dtslaNad on sound duett the* appfcfd ibrchadti is noimed? a full 1ST and VT (rack an (ectanftalff ducts Otnor tMetr-essas are avatabla *s shore*. nowawet. the r h<* msulrtffi is saconoiendad Ttus is suttaent ta psawanl cendensationon (ha wapot bamor at tnurftWd coated dues* operating at wraeo oenMwns *1 Df rh m rmtnral icmpetanwei of ItCf Slavs, Qritkneiaei, vrfdths fiberglM Owrt MauUnaH aw anjtbfi.'rcr a rd'sety Of widths end (hftknestet to mat ta* rertowemts lei the tempera tuie oed homtddy cemfebent normtdy dnrountored m a* handling tystems *J1 IrcedtradaticmhTrC a^orariapping Bingsatone edge ol the ro* to seal thecaeumtereatat yffats y ta* rautasofl tame to O.MS d toixfffan Meerr *miiOiaw>* tcuMwill Ml tfutvirui Mtcvliuh <Uto t*4 Ultww UlM ShhU'1* MritfaU aiUffnea ,, <w|Ui iraw iMhiiff no liaoM Utn t.owd Iw4i.6IAm.mxM SuMnIMi /nUuunnc* b*ff CH Iff mt aunr tan(uta non arena intifa ev iAcr uiu etMtHiro n tffdii tx OntCiff ta r r i`i n IB W minu(itMi.ili) n SuU Spni-rM# a* . *' IV " l Sum !. mt i Arf*w r.rndti rtait. t fallr>HiB^l..>1Mll-l - .1 anctvM tpecdicettea campHrwed Iwtiyt*Oal Irwltfa *t arrl lUitwanll <hlbkuiIrtnatMvrffrtan MIW lot I n iront >,'1| In'* U IOHM lr I tw*IT U IKIIt hiriail Cfat./ applttaVra reemiedtJffti has au AMIS - he limui fed ti ^ rt tstej Tf* re 'tuvttaiwrvrtiwl'.tof luoirixu^irnun ItfptairfMM iu im iri> HtOrtr) <>t ws,(m *< eaallng et dini-temperature ducts -1, , r*,** , t.,, t,<isr**i mM Mti< >ihIwi lOrv^i w to in m rUi(a.M) tirrra iwuxlut toward |vfa lkrw'lqpMlff'rmyH US fan #., UirU> i *l >4 ii.ii, ii.i4h (art a ate lipt >||V4*4> O*V!NK0NuiCi Fibercias age. mo. OWENS-CORNING FIBERGIA5 CORPORATION indvitiiil iiit>iu>ii>-' i ' i i'.lii.dioi- Mrlcnetl Dnrvo. ?1? ItUhfUMiu*. HcaToth. Nra Voik 1002? OenpralOtliCts I........ :<mii 29142^ U'.vr\s COUMNG fibergias nsfffr (t Inb iJ Mm A dUfftto* M Jfftdur. 190 Equipment Insulation Tha 7D0 Sams bosNls have bean designed prsnartjr ta Irsuiata heatxtg Md air conditioning ducts, oums. tanks, betters, hot water generators and athei hot equipment. tn W--a (on cost flexible mstenal suitable for Insulating factory-fabricated metal paneb and for packing uto Irregttbr spaces tne 701--A l^htwafght tenant m&uiatien. m board fotm. used an vesiab hantg Irregular surfaces whew lha exterior finish ts supported by twidad studs, puts or othor mechanical attachments type 102 - More rigid than Ml and 1$ recommended for uso on eqoipmeit sod ductwork subject to mlnrewm maintenance and construction abuse tno 7M--A serm ngd board recommended far use on equipment, vessels and ah condtiamng ductwork. Frtwgtes* 7fl>Sens* fndustMl tasulaticnswa mide of Inorganic glass fibers pre-fotmed into santi-iipd to rted rectangular boards ol varying densitiej. thesories consisU of Type HO. Tfil. TO. nB. 7M md 7K. Cash type has specific thermal and physical characteristics which makes K suRattto ta the uses desetibed- Type M2.784 end 70$ are avaflable with t wriety of factoryapplied vapor-bairier fadngs to prevent condensation on coW surfaces and to provide a neet finished appealance. Fire Retardant Facings are available. type 7M--A rigid board recommended (or use on heafiflg altd airccndifioamg dectwork in etposed areas where sharp, true comers and smooth surfaces am desired. type lot--A rigid board with very high strength char acteristics for use on chiBara. hot and edd equipment. (Mating and air comstumtag ductwork abate greatai abuse restaanca and good appearance is required. I benefits bwwt amratine c*ib --tba eKtlrttad tiwunkl apetariRK costs. end Utt till*rad - a Mriaty of dousrtwr and fscMga oMws a satedIon df prodwls f mart spacdic pt> foriMM* ud esonomk laqutamams. conuaiMuttn-pta#pdrformene* - NOSerial dffMga. mamtslns Mucfii'dlMapitf Md tfidahcy. imcbwss slays uhMtm. aat,niulHdapoi*Mtica -JS0^fS*l1eta2',,I Ituctot |B harmr denstty NX 70S wd N$ proddCts ewtidt nsst wowe eaman. ta* ncwyjppBod fadngs prewnt m staleera flnWwd sppMiMCd. A,* ult -HbtrilMb inherently Ora uta th* mhrr* tawiJi and tiw AkmVuun Fel Faced N5. 7H and M haaa ULHema Spitid refills ot ttUfhu . alL t(OC'.cw. MANSE OF ADDRESS" CA IMMERCIAl A INDUSTRI*-**" SUIATKJN SYSTEMS MAI Ifm performance characteristics uund ibsarptlNtteHIduti (2* Mck ft moiirt>|) TYPE 12S 250 900 1000 2000 701 .34 .70 .96 .97 A6 702 .28 .77 .96 .98 -87 703 .32 .74 .97 .98 Xt 704 .27 .78 38 .99 A8 705 .48 .82 57 .99 .90 4000 33 &7 85 38 .86 NRC 57 .89 .89 .91 .92 to and density Tm Oust* (tK) TMtbKit Knymstre Stio|ti (tali' tanauti) tpstntbKdrtenultak) Saadrt lbs ttostal r HTNlMTmp. 700 1.08 701 1.58 702 2.2b 703 300 704 420 705 6.00 l'-4* 1*--4* 1*--3' V-V l*-2* l'-2' 3t 4.5f 9.5t 100 200 350 24* x 48'* 0260 0242 0.235 0.230 0230 0220 `for WTJISOpfcWoev booth . le 4S'< SS* > **U*Wt. tAnilSMM'DSStS* thermal ceedutiUttr UCM HUP ill ntehlura ibiuptmi bacteria MS fuflgnmbtence o4u humidity and temacsslur* eftecl corrosion iSt (has 0 2% by duno dues not breed n promoto sdolni CYdiA,: COnditieas alt ItOlCBUU SpeiDflROr CrumtdltlR dot! not Atceteiate corrosion Ct copper, sleet Or aluminum. 29142s facings Typo ML W U HS art also available m uctary applied vapor tsardsr taemgs- ft ~ 3XA itamMum tar) (Ul Rated) 'W -- Fol-ieintoreed Irafl V - Duptai laminated belt fir* hoard oUsstfkatlon o.m,7<a)i flamatpreed . full CMtrihuttd I notadaaatftpidl............................... (compared to anlreatad Rod Oat at tOS) Mrtstu to promt cendanpatba caM duds ad aqatyaeM I. IK Faced Dm! InwMion ter IntuitMxen aiadmum rtbllvs humidty a`Jor*lMi. application rccommendotleei Type WO, 701, JW -- Ughtamfghl utlitie flexible nuulafiont m boa* form (or use oa vessel* haying Irrigate, turfites **> be erttnoi is supported by waUtd studsar adlantit. and aol by be insutatien itteD. Tha products tdr-sop pertlrv but ara geners% secured with mKhsMeet listeners and protected by shoat natal. Type HJ, 704, MS -- Thee* bat'd kssuUtxws are oormstiy impaled on uelded ptaa on flat tarlecet. They w cat n utmtUtandtaMediapltcaoeuMstdMtarfacet Unlacad boardstie nmmaMy Ibuttedwithtintottedenwiaiintcement m nesPwrpiaol mesHc. Faced boards, th joed* taped to ptenade a COfttnuOu* atper bunli. may bo Wt aaflnlthtd or may bo cartas* jachated. recommended thickness -- heated equipment (tOFmhientilr) lute* TrtaMI Tup- tr w. it 10 f.t it ti :a 7 }\ K us J 79 TI M 0 w> tmm . 7m*L_ Rt ML ST RT ML ST U) 14 U lit ft tf 2 ?1 ? 7* V flY It 91 ?!j n ) <9 m ) J ICl RT -- reeommenoeo economic |hickne. inches. M. - hen km (Biw/fi'-hi.}. ST -- etateto temperature (f| spectflaSsji comptanca MH-1-Stt.Typal KH-i47.TyF,|| HH-IS5*a. form A. Otis I. HH-l-SSSa. ham A. Class } HH-l-SRa. Tom 8. Typo L Class /. HH-t-SM. Type I, Q*H?. HH-I4U. Type II. Oi<* 0. (SCW***) HHJ464, Fem I AKCtatrA Nsyy 8urtw of Ymi end Decks, Kyi Carps of Cnpneers. Cf. JttQI. .11 thru M M Mt. 7Q2.7D3 at. ** ts. naa* tm. id. xt.m J04.HS w.w. al Mr*, w, w MJ", TM. KB wy*. m. ras a id*<srafun>>MwM:`.H vrni hr Mtubd flmltatleM Indastnal hsutatBA HD tenet, ptaio. UMtd net M uwt i mfecei epeiating M tempretures rtwe W Typei 7M. Ml. 705 tend product* start not be eted ea saifaces tpfMtng at temperattars graeter than 2d> except Ft*tft may be uted i * maxhn*i tMchness ot lit Ifichei ep to 4V. cauflon Oaeat Cowg Fibrfss Insitatsoni era to be tpptlad eofy ndhpppreytd adtouras. aiestlcs ur mechenieal taste*. mdauiciet uubkibeil in Accottory Mates* Ust. Pub. No. i IN1H1. Owens Comteg Fiber(In accepts ao respori tibeuy or btaitity to the performing* of mettrials eVmi (ton tnoii uted urtits eppromd in Mfllnf by OCt Test ing laboratacs. 231425 HANfif Of ABMIK" CA UMERQAL A INDUSTRIAL iULATION SYSTEMS MAI 0lM CO'S'^1 DWENS-CORNING FlBERGLAS CORPORATION FlBERGLAS leO-jItntt jnJCi'vfi'r'C-* ('fil'iiCUda MjtfnMf QhiMA. 717 MU ftiVAu*. Me* 0. Ctaercl CXitfi, U'--1 i."01 I'Ofl 140??, Pub Mo MNH/J.K 23142G IrihAinUSA Jm IM rill FlBERGLAS rr tjpfrm 1.6 Attgat.im Duct Liner description FibcrgUs Aetclltx * Owl lm* is designed fr us* as an Acoustical and /thermal insulation f*i heat ' and cooling diets operating at atodt<et up to t. h fiat been tasted at uoteriets up to i without swUco erosion Temperature rsW. Aarottex ts manufactured speoficaly to be a dud hair The strongly bonded long glass Ibers mate llis product eatrerriety lough to resist damage dur ing lubrication and alter it is in senate. Aerotln is semi rigid and intent. The Surface, lacing ttu air stream. coated lh a blacfc !rr-teshlanl coating to bind the surface fbers trtitiy to avoid any loose fibers, and provide a smoother air fan surface. benefits I allotbi uMunttd lound-nbargfc* aemtia b an azt'tmaV a*** aeawbeal biiutatbn Mdnj a nighKRCOt.JJ teiMT.)Pd). Ttwhurtaeipoelatly efficient *> MtNrg km and mldde lrwer*i saufldt *hlch ara IN most bntatlog aad dlffleelt to tbnlnalt. rtdiu damage-toeflm ft tough yat reaWent. tt ratisti danege did*g and aftar InrtsBitim heeaui* af the tong gtan hb*r connroetten. ftn iafe-M<etitheltdogent flra Hatwd Ctatdfiu tide KfPA SOA atandardt. protects upshot iweaike--the Hah tuxail etfi dency at protects agahef eoadMUtton mlNewin feint -Aerobn is normally apyted W trsk* lermtai nih the ataL TUsoUrrUnittlttroo carter pints. 2.9/427 MANGE OF ADDRESS" CA IMMERC1AI A INDUSTRIAL SUIATION SttfEMS MAI pei'formance charati&'istics I fire hazard classification; Moots the requronieals of NFPA SOA standards os determined by Underwriters' labcratciy mpthod, NFPA No. 22V-ASTM E-M-50T. Dane spread--under 25; smoke developed--under 50. surface air friction: air Inchon co efficient of 0.025 as tested by Ohio State University. odor: Essentially odorltst. inorganic; VTiUnol tot, corrode metals or support vermin. thermal conductivity: k of .25 at 75F mean temperature (15 pel). sound absorption coefficients: Type Density pcf Thickness 150 m Vi' 1* NRC* .55.65 70.00 200 2 Vi- .55.65 r .70.80 300 3 % .60-70 i- 75-85 Noise Reducttn Ceeftioeocr--ftt 6 Ueuntmc specification compliance Meets the raeeueiatnis el HH-l-tOMS, Tyoe l CUSS A and Mil < ntlttB. Cine 4. S, S application recommendations For Aa Velacdns up |o 15CQ lp<n the l*ner is adhered tu tha duet using a 10% coverage of laa-irsistant adha'.we. When <* mmi jOUi aicavds 12* or (ha haigt* 2V. tha bnai is addenaaly seeuwd nti mechanical lassaiungs on aiaa- iimm IS* caalars on tha top tad on the sides For vatocRias from HM to 400) fe<n tha above RcommandeRons apply, but Oefora instaluig Iha knar. cost and pomt the dgaa *h a Sta rasulam coating where the Insideken hurts together For high mocitus ta* 40tt taMUfpai, attach tho liner with wetdad pats on if canters and 50% coverage al tire ratistent aeaesive. Coat all edge* wits b heavy coat l e raststant OW(M/(OlN>`rO 0WENS-C0RNING FIBERGUS CORPORATION FlBERGlAS bukislrirt and Commercial Canslruilan Matcnais Pweiori. ?\7 Fillli Atctiuc. New York. Now Voik 10022 General Ottlctsrfotedo 0n4i601 291428 *1 Willi MKHI . l> iklufBiinMif description Fbergiss Duct Um Beard b designed prlmarly as in Kovstfctl Insulation to absorb sir condllonloi equip ment and bbvrar aolsas In metal duds and plenums operating vetodfas up to 4000 fpm. It batman excel lent Qiermst tnsuUtton which eflmlnsles tha racsssity ol Insulating ducts on the exterior to conserve heat nr prevent condensation. Flberglas' Ouct inter Board is manufactured In semi rigid board form bom 6a* glass (bars firmly bonded mth a iharmosettlfig resin. It b coated one side with a lire redsuQt bfec* costing to resist eny tendency el surface fiber to bio* off m the air {tun benefits iiimt a *alnt apt*atlap tyitam-ncaptloru] geoasdeaf afBcfrtty aftaerhr aw^entJOertag eoJeiatnl and Mower touts n tha ptanura $*4 <n tha dud run. J i hail opintin] casn^hlgh tktfia* alPcvncy re . | duns heal loss gab wWch Increases oparobag |j eikctancyind fwera cetfv no fc.i-r.nrln>14 rtniASt.matal duels Hart Mm wMdeM tHchiwts ct FlMrglas bad liner Boards So net t*art. The mttrl act* as * vapor barter sr.d th inseteben hvaps the sartect W the metal bate* OiBdeprf>l. <o* air bicUtti lass-ilia smooth ceattd wrtsea ol tfwbeard#Mnet impaste Ika lb*Ofa*. Tha yW* paratesaRhe mnmiun ofad lessdee tarOaglmass. a erunvarg-tha samldigd boards 44 solatia to the chart metal duct eocttea. rcduckig drumming awl {rnanmicwetaolao. uutarm Mctnoii_g* (tetory ooeueUcs wdlarm thickness el Hoerglat Pud Unv beard nuns fli* tssulekeeveUre ramatns constant. He compmuton al tha earaais. no kragutw (oiali to impede ab Hew. TJyt. Reg. OCf Carp 391429 jl :HANQE OP AODRUS'* CA IMMERCIAl 1 INDUSTRIAL' ULATION SYSTEMS MAI MW, ladaral spedflcatlM wmplUw. WI00S4S Irw II. Class A *W*^"* to prorent condooutien Cosdta*a|ign Control I * Thitl Duel luier rodiuthwi cHNklent(MRC spec. rnge) I* 7DOO IV/- 754S r eoso soifKe air friction *" * ol 9.QJ (veg*} aOMkdr Mughnm ol OOOU ? riMck Duet Lmet torntacttlttGpto ISOS tpnuw imt is adNt'M la <tfl si lien o< Uit feet (to*!rO a* 'c*v m )kc*n) win a SO COH't!C at be (CltUaal mvttaMa bonding Utnivt !l adwvrtr n irivnpTMfty covet cite metst to IM wpenta end f tun sdebon tap and Cotton p*ct r la tap ** pints ii iha duct *ndt ticerds 12' or hetfcM 24* lintn Cine The kart ilh nmcmuciI ffelCnm On IV cealPi (*i utlacltiat fitnr 1SW ta 4000 Ihf insidAhAn Imer i nstolleJ si tbcvr bwl d ij necessary to po**l aflfCunls an tsultor (be ends of tnt Nr itfierr me duel settons M fe geib wih a W rrnslact preandr *nt(ic. FlBERGlAS OWENS-CORNING FlBERGlAS CORPORATION 291430 Industoat Cn*nc>i Consull.on M Owivtn 717 fitlb Avtatt Uta Y*a. N<* Vorl 1002? General Olfc**, T-VtO*, 0h> 4J60I i-taenj jmmrnet' > kndtiiif ijttm4.9 arptemkr. 1M7 Dud System ILL. Class I Air Duct Rated Flexible Duct e fktibk insulated inti ftr vte in ho aafoeily ktafiag or air eomtitioaing psgfgjK-sfbfi OrrtnvCouvng FAerglas HeriW* Oucl Is recommended lor use as a complete tv otict c* connector on supply end Mtum eir bees in residential industrial end com reerori heating, aif condtianing and venliating sys tems. In addition, itcan be used on itmoutstoragstert, diffusers end miring boxes. The flexible lentuie allows it to conform to gradual bends necessary when con necting air duds to diffusers ct when muting etr ducts through sparavdlh many obstructorts. nbwgl&s Flerible-Ouct is a IgM weight duct formed wltt a radiant cam losubted with Flborgas Fleribb Insulation, and Jacketed with a tough noncombitsfhto (product gntotoe at Chat / AM Duel by UL Tit u ttqthad by NFPA Ho. btA at e* !/ doci or tetiaochi) vapor banter (ackeL Each section to funrished edth locking mile and female sheet metal end nogs, tt has en interior suffice of gjan fiber scrim doth. benefits I ' j case of Installation - Flexibility ol piod' ( net peimits weaving around obstructions j and bending for elbows. Eliminates ex ; pense of purchasing or fabricating liftings. 1 Allows relocation ot movable diffusers J with minimum of effort. Mefat end rings i j solve ahgnment problems. I quiet Installation and operation Nature of duct allows quiet installation without ; i noisy mterruptions to occupants When 11 installed. Flexible Duct System absorbs U noi5* generated by mechanical equip- ment and an movement faster return on owners investment-- Earlier building occupancy due to faster Retaliation. economical operation-lnsidated system reduces heat loss or gain and helps mam tain air temperature, durable- Both endsof product have sheet metal fittmgs for positive metal to metal connections. The male end has locking tabs lo facilitate installation. Both vapor barrier and insulation are continuous. odorless Wdl mil cause odor. i t u. nrn oc* cmp HKMlIMi# ~ ML Mtt *0 IhBJ *0*X*4 41 if n* IHANGI OF ADDRESS" CA iMMERCIAl i INDUSTRI/^' iULATION SYSTEMS MA performance cluvraderislics thermal conductance (Cl $ 75F mean temperature^_____ .25 maximum interior air tomperature_25ifF minimum interior elr temperature___0*F maximum air velocity2400 FPM UL raling (quaUf/at tod to tibafod Cfaai I Air Outt at taquitad by ftfPA No. BOA at an atr dvetar caMmtor) Flame Spread Fuel Contributed Smoke Developed OvTsU* Suiaca 25 0 45 ImU# Surface 15 0 20 manrnun static air pressure water gauge maximum negative air pressure__ Vi inch water gauge vapor transmission rating ----- 1.0norm U . DIAMETERS LEN8TK WAIL THICKNESS 4" 10" in 1" increments Nominal 6' all diameters Nominal r-- all diameters * snag 12" It* in 2" increments connectors--The male end femato ends of a Fibeigbs Flexible Duct have galvanized sheet metal sleeves attached. Mate end has locking tabs which firmly attach the two section together. Con nectors are sized to fit standaid metal fittings. bending radii--Maximum installed radius ol O.C.F. Flexible Duct-- 4" -12" diameter................................................................a uniform 180* bend in a ft length of duct 12" 18" diameter................................................................ a uniform 90* bend in a (f length of duct installation methods -- Refer to current Owens-Cornmg Fibarglas installation and cutting instruc tions. Most record issue of Publication Number 3-MS-3765. 29143^ Friction Loss ofAir in Straight Duct to .04 M W 41 a Ait U li U U 4 U FifcWnUKW.cr IM.(*x*MfttURa* BMrtetSU Mr 07)IHVCV ft) Friction Loss of 90 Turns in Equivalent Ft of Straight Duct lawrfiwi r4i x In ter BO'ififl Part) 29143 HANOI or ADDHSS** O MMEROAL A INDUSTRI*-" .UlAHON SYSTEMS MA KttmtoOnutStnMtcflUabaaafStr*N Seehwefftberglas fhmVt Owl (Data tmtMImm nurtnn ten aeMVinwit) OMMtV u*f Att--w'4enw.oia t ` ffi 1555 o a n i mat <( sdoacsrtd sPEancATian fibergfei flexible Ooct at martutectirdd by Owia-Corafaf FIBERGLAS Cerpeotten than be irataled a tuts and location* where bnfeattf 1 o* drawing*, tt Uil be Installed en ad co#mc- v bent to: (afc-dftiaii! trotter light*), (ceVaf pan type outlets). (aingleeellnjdtftaer*). (perimeter ndwwwidtw wills). <alr outlets (ron conieg boxes on tow pressure side of Ugh prmuro system). fibergla* Flexible Duct Is 8 Ogjit wright duct formed with a resBaat core iimieted nU>fibergtos Flexible tnsu/aflon. end jacketed *ftk a tough noncombuetible (profact thtff tsar VL Oats / Air Duel ftbtl as tttud vodar lit m end raqufiad by NfPA 90A at an air doct or tannacM vapor (wrier jacket. Each sec&on Is fwmtheO wfUt locking mala and kenata sbeet metal end rings. It has an interior sur face of glass Idler scrim doth, fiberglas fta&bJe peer shall be insisted in atconJance with the mitell&tion instructionsof the manufactuieras shown in the most recentissue of Pubticaban Number 3-USm Net: Oue to tfc* lightness of Fibergla* fl*ntle Duct I should not be used tn eutssnefy eciscy au systems unless fie nuin mpplf Duett era caratruderi of Rigid found or Rntaoguhr Fibergbt Duct System or steel metai Duels art laud with Acoustical Iniubtioe. In this sit uation Ian Aches are subjbotlallr reduced before reaching the flex ible connector. OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION FIBERGLAS WWStRIM. 4 COUMERClAl COMSMt/CTtOK OtWSlON 7l7 ffTt AVENUE NEW YOU*. A V. 10007 OENERAJ. OFFICES NXEOO. OHIO l Pub. Me. 1U3-BUE 20143- lithe In U &JL. Stpl. 1*1 FIBERGLAS irJhMlb|o<lM<JO Ort*r.JM Air handling systems Rigid Round Duct System sdf insulating, fire safe, oir duct for heating < roolrnjt systems description Owens-Comitcfibecgta* Rhed Round Duct System is used an air duct for heating. veeWalmg and aw conditioning systems operating at temperatures up loSOf and slake pressures up to r. It K usually used in confincfioa |h Ftergteo Rectangular Duct Sys tem loi runouts and dropouts 91 iklfuser openings Hherglas Rigid Round Duct is manufactured from ex tremely toe gass Gbers tightly bonded together mto precision molded 6* bag sections. The exterior sur face is a tough, smooth, noncombuslibl* vapor bar rieriacVet fndsetefeclory molded.matcandfernate. to assure tight, strong loinis and lastei assembly benefits 4Ini Performance -pcitomiour bavcirqu-T- tenR ol tt AY amt.-u) (I) Cnnf-yr in e*<ntlt.t?l BwJLm e-cnrul .-nu'il e Ip -Iduf- If *1 denyn tcnpc>rt>ci (3t alreorh j d jr3 fc*n-. died misc (41 Intcuto vapei krtoci anS toihe.l uelaco fwtfc Lower Operating Costs - ntrcpinnai ihamui tll<micy "if*r* .VI e><ta<>i ware rfltcaI Ih.m refill 4*(lt ffiAppcd 41i Rn. blf insulitcn AM cruplrli-l) I .<W to etoinaicairiois. Quiet Operation atisorl>s wr.mtrd i-eup^cnt Ane Qiiljr j tr- tri-l Ni ! I'UA-.tl.'il <n<< N.. hanqmri peppMg r c.ic*''5 FireSafe-mccls all iyeoa>ent*ofraggodNFPA % A anif SO B tUL igl) Clars *' Owl test* to itiivlv'c* l Ine and ehyMcal d**e* N Water-Stained Ceiling* itieyai *po* bviiCr .iixl taped jo-dt (UmiIcs irwiitoe <ndtAiaUon a*d diippaye h>ch t,v> occai n>pt *i^.Tlitl IIK-IJ dch Quiet Instillation-no bjngirxj, t^lvrel lu> renodtoe mhL whee neias & oe^cridubk. Olktcnl Air Oellvcry- uneoth iicno' iuiCkc 291435 IHANGE OP ADDRESS" ca MMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL" iULATlON SYSTEMS MA twin Standard Sizes and Packaging O' b#*!*. Prefer*MlMMteiaiM>aMtMi Held Fabrication of Cad Joint* This limde, fool-prool cutting tool* na^eiaoat. aecorai* 'Alip-jorri' nds on diortonsd lengths ol dud and fitting* ' h, Installation and Fabrication Recommendations Afl ( fool sections l pe(o'in*4 AAo^-'as RirkI BounU ftrtt Sys(r hove < tactoir amMed. mato f.H.i>i: On ono cnfl ana a MWnr. on in? othn 1>c e-uft Of (wo StlCXIf SOCtUJTl MV imujl* lui'tikl'i to luilil 0 slroflft. snug johii. the (onnr-fio" ft wnnih, i-ft.tie ana outstta. and full muMl'tyt ti> :*<.. if ! |iu>( maintained No sheet metal taiWrwft <* adhesives ** fOQuacd Cnd totals remtotted and A'l ndii - mi> of {-inch } f Ibarfiti Duct f .tpc. tiv K SJ I ms n < special. sell-adhering taps that mAicm-s n* oci ,.wk*l 1'i.ti'MriMna i fMl urriNi mil(W 0WENS-CDRN1NG FIBERGLAS CORPORATION Fiberglas Industrial sod Coirmere ml Convlrmfeou Maletiah Divtstoji T17 Fill* Artnut. Non Yeh. Nv* Y*k 10032 GeneralOffices. Ttftdo, 0l4ib0l 291431- l llltlMM U I I h/i OWL MS COHNiNr, fibergias 1.6iduabbtt pipingtptltm air hoodingysfnMd.f| Dntmktr.im Equipment Insulation Fiberglas 25 H-E Equipment Insulation System 94 eeecawhiwfiVe rtf*!boonl lm*k(ttK * *tt*\ /ethelac/tice ffacfiaadcauipaml ayvsfiay of fsaijM/Biaraapie |e' uses description Recommended far uca on afl hot aachantul equipment and Artwork operetta] upto450*F, nhofo the ultimata in noncoiribustiHity b disked. A FJwjtaj 25* H-E Eqofemut Fnaiatlon System tor kaated sorbet servicecon&btiof a light hnrtatbn board of glassflan bead wfth a noncambustlbte prefixed Fiber glas dob. Other component* of be system indada a nonMrabwstibia pressure sealing joint tape end pre-fotihed metal latanaretps attached to mlded pin anchors. i benefits | Ora safatjr--a complete insulation system with UL rating on bond, facing, joint tape, bstealng de vice. ready lr pabOng- -the pm-sired white gbss doth feeing. metcUhg tape end listener caps de not require field tiring prior to printing. if painting is required, use recommendedprint. damage reslstint--tM teegh ffnafy woven glass doth fating resists dsmap and the rigid insula tion board absorbs most taped blows wilheut dicuga tower operaliat cost-a* urulerm. factory cow trellM hoard thfck&est assures constant thvmal eitiebncy performance. Ll <hb`|Ui(RtLUS. Fit ew)md"rVr-e pj tradMirks alftmi tmmg fmvpn fwmw. 29143V HANOI OF ADDRESS" C* MMERCJAL A INDUSrW^'-' iULATION SYSflMS MA sizes Wdlh 24*. length 48'. TNckneu I'. 1)4*. 2*. Ine hazard dassificabcn Maximum Hie Hazard classification (or building materials end Insulator as mamnbustUe has been established es Mows: name Spread fuel Contiibeted Smoke Qewtopcd Acceptable 23 50 50 Fibefgfes 2S H E Insulation System, Indndkg fittings, ptormi babe the meximtn allowable. This Is yoor essurtnce that yew can specify and no this system without the danger of contributing to tha spread of Are or that com bustion wll literate emssne seek*. The system has boon designed to meet the stringed Am safety requirements of GSA and Corps of Eogioeers. Underwriters laboratories (Pipe A EquipmettCovcmgs R558340 U 8.15) application recemmeedatloits Fibergias 25 H E Equipment lesuietlOM System U to staged by bnpaling the Insulation boards on welded pins spaced 3r in from each comer of (he bond with Inter mediate pins on 00 greater than 21~ centals. After boards are impaled, the untried pies eietut to extend fe- beyond tho face of Ike board end a adSMedlqg cap Is pushed onto the pin. All insulation raw edges end butt fefois are to be sealed with O-Cf Wat Sealing lapc. Type H, Tape is a pressum nafing tyjm requiring no separate edhetw. Presaurln tape byrubbinghard flba ptatic sealingtool. Ouctnorfc e>$ and other sharp radius bends require pse scoring of the inirdetion board to coolane to the earned surfece ll painting is required, no sizing Is necossrrn but to male tain the oonarmbustlbllfty of the tyetem, only Cltddkn acrylic feta paint (No. 5370) is approved lortie. flame Spread fuel Coraribsted Smoke Developed "Ntto. Thh aibH n to OCF lyn M MM Sum Up > Fibergbfi 25 HE Insulation System 2$ 10 50 |W] wtUiJII Inf mk Of acrolw contovn recommended thickness-heated equipment (tOF amhteat rod itrf it fn Hi 3n si ipedficatfen compliance meets the stringent tee safety requirements of GSA and Corps of Engineers HH-t-SSte, form A, Class IA1. ASTMC392-63 Meets NFPA (OA fire hazard requirements RT fC60nuRnareccoiiom|h<knrt< ntot lo (BM/Wer) Sf - turf<a ttawetatwe (t). omris <_oNiria Fibergias 0WEN5C0RN1NQ FIBERGLAS CORPORATION 2 914 3 H industrial j4Coi.nc>..ii - 'iMenelt D-njivfi 717 FVthAve>u*.Nnr Vn MiwYun lCv22 Oencid Otfun. Tu**i. QNoiMCI PUB. NO MN-JSM-O LITHOINUSA OWi m 1 OK-Jir^j Fiberglas wreAonM tqufeanif IB ait kemdUngtynnu 1J3 Orcrater, NQ Equipment Insulation Fibergias 25 C-E Equipment Insulation System A i*a*nmbtitt!bfc rigid board foiufariM and rtpor battier tyattn forr,idgad drat- tnipenturrterrier dwti tiripmtat operating at Umptmturu dorm to-JtO F i. uses description Recommended loruse on *1 cold or dual-temperature s&rvka rectangular ducts aad cooing equipment where the uRimate in noncombuslibility i$ desired. 8cardsereImpaled Ovrwelded pinsand heldcn place with white fatteiw caps vapor soaled with mastic. A Fibergias 25* C-E Equipment InsvIatlOQ System for cold temperahra service consists of a rigid bomd of gtess libers faced with a nonconbustible vapor barrier lacing The facing is a laminate of vapor tight alumi num foil art pre-siied glass doth, Joints are seated with a noecombustible vapor barrier pressure sensi tive adhesive tape to form a complete vapor tight system. benefits I lira ufety-tha only compute lm*uilea system th UL rating on baud, vapor terrier, fetal Upe, cBBitlc end fettering davlco. ready for pabittag-the prq-sited flats doth tee ing. nutcWntfUps and listener ops. do not reqebe bold siting- They may be lift unpointed if desired. dimigt rulstant-IU tough fiaity woven gloss doth facing rwldt tfamige and Ite semi-rigid In- wfetion board b restate (hereby flbsorbmg Im ped and resisting damage. lower operating cest-the uniform, factory eentmued board thickness assures content thixmai efficiency performance. ne condensation drippago-tte tactory-appRad tfte* cWh and fen vapor banter and the taping system mike thesystem vaportightto realit vapor penetration. ttX.'.XXiUG.ZX, a 291430 IHANGE OF ADDRESS" Cl IMMERCIAL * INDUSTRIAL" SULATION SYSTEMS MA performance characteristics i 4<aatnJenal ataWity*. oB not warp. tnnnk. ut or dtcampoc* vermin and rodent r***t*fc provide* tvttenaar* Him htwd dwiAata: fi^-rie Spread flame Contributed Smoke DeveWped 2100 35 ttaiptrahtiu bmrtititHn. retumn'enaed lor heated surfaces mf.ni IdTceiATiim do not iiatil 450TortjK below 35T nporfrarnidudon rare 05 perms tttnaal conductivity sues Wxltn 24\ Length 48`, Thickness j". Hi*. 2\ tire hazard classification Mumium fee lUijtd C'assrlirston for buKJImg materials and iasuMt-oo as noncomtasifcle has been esteXtshed as tartows' Flare* Spread Fuel ConKihutad Smoke Developed ArctUahlo 25 50 50 Fibergf.n ?5 C E InsuLjfan System. uKUrtng |omt seatftj treatment is considerably below the nuvimum allowable this <s >our assumnee that you can specify and use this system without lira danger at cant'iouting to the spread ot tire or that combustion wilt liberate ((!] quantities ol smoke The system has beer designed to meet He strin gent tire safety requirements of G$A and Corps of Engineers. Underwriters laboratories (Pipe & Equ*)rrent Coverings R$583 40 U 8 151 *Fiberglas2S C Insulation Systems F'ame Spread 20 Fuel Contributed 10 Smoke Developed 35 "NOrt Tti.* rM1*! >c' tri nnKFii projwci i*ni ' ut fie m f CVCr Tpo* C Jie saihrj rc in- > i specification compliance Meets me Stringent ti f safety requirements Of GSA and Corps of Engineer* HM 1 558a form 4. Cass l V 2 Moots NfPA 90 A ftro Hazard C'asstfcation application recommendations The Fiberslas 25 C E Insolation System a installed by im pakrg the imitation boards on welded pms spaced i~ in from each Corner of the board with intermediate pms of no greater than 21 * canters. After boards are mpaled. the welded pms are cut to extend V beyond the tee of the board A self locking cao is Pushed onto the pie after coafog mth OC Fitting Mastic CVpe C) to provide a vapor sat. Afl msulaton edges and butt joints are to be sealed with 0 CF Type C Joint Sealing Tape.Tape >s a pressure seahng type requiring no separate adhesive. Piessunte tape by nibbing hard with a nylon sealing tool. Ductwork els and other sharp radus bends require pre scoring at tne msu>ation board to coeform to the curved surface. if pamting is required, no suing it necessary: but. to main tain the noncombustibility at the system, only Gkdden acrylic latex pamt (No. 53J01 is to be used. thickness to prevent condensation caM duets and eouipmtai Tut loUaw-ng chart n0<ates l< r*<mm*A4d inctne*, lor nvlAiiken m cow Mdoctsar ixnout tarns*'atvra differences (duct to *>') Also vwwti are talues tv neat gam and apron mete maimu* reir<>e hun><My *BuaWe. Tiaprein BtliriUMi N M It te it V Tlkkatn dMM*) 1 1 li, l Heal fid* fift/nre* li (4 LI M fi n fi ii<| Si w. %r. Fibergias OWENS-CORNING FIBERGIAS CORPORATION Indaspia'a"dCa<"---jr ..i - ,.t-:n Mjti*uu Oiwswn 717 Fifth Avenue New>-- -v* *.,.v Oenerjioncvi Toledo Onioaieoi 89M In V fwa. NO I IN 4177 B mis*. ItC. IM* Iff IIP!? Fibergias air beadfugiysfni e.M Ofcfobrr, fWI Duet Liner description rgjas * Aerefiex * Dud Liner is designed for use n Acoustical and /or thermal insulation for heat wd cooling ducts opsrabng at velocities up to rpm. ft has been tested at velocities up lo fpm without surface ewsioit Tempaiatui* is IMF. An block AofoftbK is manufactured specifically te bo a duct teat, fne suongty bonded tong glass toms make this product extremely tough to resist dam age dunog fabrication and eftai it is In service Aero- Ilex Is seml-rtgo and resTOant The surface tang tke air stream. Is coated with a black fre-resislam coating to bind the sutface fibers tightly to avoid any loose fibers, and provide a smcolltei eii flew surface. he lie fds absorb* unwanted Muad-flbatglm Aamfln is a* utre*lyeffto>*ntacofHnl MaMion ha*b*g * ugh MftC of B to n (I*.) pef) The Unti N arptnafty eftlctaaf n aeaueuig im jM middle Iraoumy sauBli which mt Ire moil wd*tlng w*ei* igiWIt 4*aat#-Aaion*i U lough y( rttlUeM b revsts damage during and after MatabaDan Detain* of ta tong gtafshb*' eencmcUai ad ttek Sudan coatug. Mrr ufo-MtaH the rtie'CT''* Fut Huard Claitificatta HFPAODAatanduidt. piclrcti ayalvit ivicaVnu the Mgk thomM elfl cleety of AtioSar againft cMrianuuan on the awtal suilice of cocftig duel* Md eeduni real lots oi gain to a muimtim rnintmerii Joteti- AeroPas b ntnaally euoled by tuaka forming with |he metal. TNt abmlnaWs three c*Mi(olntf 291441 HANOI OF ADDRBS" C4 'MMOCIAl i INDUSTRIAL iULATION STSUMS MA performance characteristics | Arc knard dmtffcatlon: Matte the rquvmttim ol NFPA SQA eiandardi as detarmned by Undarwntais' lab oratory method. NFPA No. 22S-ASTM E-84-S0T. name spread--under S: smoke developed--under SO. surface air friction: sir faction mattaint ol IAS as tested by Ohio State University. odor; tssentuiy odertass. Inorganic: Wl net rot corrode metals or support vermm. thermal conductivity: k of .25 at JSf mean temperature (U pcf). toand abmptloit ceeHWanta: Typa Density pci Thickness 150 IVi V V NRC* .55.65 70,80 200 2 V .55-.65 1* 70,80 300 3 w V .60-70 .75-.B5 nteise llMlaaOoafiMflcy-NeC UMtkna spaclllcatlee cempllance tints fa* aceueneeu f HH-tfOMS, Type I. Clatt A aed Me i-flWJB. Omi.t.1 application recommendations F Aif VIki)i(| vp to IWO Ipn IN |ui(i it (N'<i te Ike duel ung a V/H <e*au|a ol lire eenritm aOhesne. When IM duet width ncoeds IT or tna natear H'. lha Iner is edftwnalty secured wrlh machantcal Usunmfs on mac- mib 16'tenter* on CM top and oa lha sides, for slodt from HBtoblXUpn the above rccomneeOa(ions apply, but balm iwtittftg the lino*, coal nd point (he d|as with a a<a rasetant eaabni where toe msutitMa bmK together. for high vdeoUes IromtOOdto&KOfpn attach fofcnor wth watted pint on 12* CMtirt and Wfc coverage of <*e resistant unm Coat ell edges artn a hamqr ewi orrae resNunt mitbc. O'AfF.S'CCI^JlHO OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS COIW)RATION FIBERGLAS Industnsl and Cowvwtrcial Co"51'ti M4UuU Pvision. 717 fillii Avcnoe. New Tort. Hew Toil 10022 Cee<a) Oflicos.loleda. Ohio 43601 8814.1a dr katJttti sytfflM 4JS Duct Insulation Pink Duct Wrap Insulation (unfaced) for eiitm! apphrtfbn on oft hot airMs *af rryafrlnp a faring for appearance ar pointful. Fibergbs Pink Duct Wrap b espeebdydesigned to insulate exteriors of both concealed and exposed round hotair ducts. FitwRlasunfeced Duct Insu lation also can be effectively used to insulate con ceated. triangular hot air ducts. its unique combination ot flexibility. Eght weight, high insulation efficiency and moisture resistance makes it a highly desirable all-purpose duct wsulatiOA. fibergtos "Pink Duct Wrap", a highly thermal ef ficient insulating blanket of fine inorganic glass fibers, offers versatility, economy and ftedbiity as an exterior insulation for a variety of ducts operating up to 250F. The average low "V` at 75F varies with density ranging from 0.22 to 029. Its light weight, flexibility and toughness make this insulation an easy and bme-saving ma terial for workmen to apply even is limited space. Densities range from Vi lb. to 3 lb./cu. ft. fi'yiniwi benefits bw optrtKag cost - Im k factor of .26 at 7Sf mean temperature (type 75 P). futt-thick rpjtbenea tanas bit km km. Sytttmt eperale non boner. Air it dcfcwed at design temperature. aD purpose faselelitn-idasly tutted for all kef duets not requmng e facing for appearance er surfoce finish. Telored primaifly for economical imuUtior ot concealed hot air dads; rectartgubr orrwad. taugk and resuieot-fbergtat Dow Wrap lnubben is tough aad restheat. It resist! damage to ehiprawit, IrxstalUtlM and after b ty Instrited. `tJLara-ocrcMh 291443 :hanqe of addmb" ci MMEXC1AL INDUSTIIIV'"' 5UIATION SYSTEMS MA r ' llf-HI yerformance dmacteristics L aralstura adsorption: less thin 0.2% by volume. 96 bn. at 120F and 96% bacteria and fungus (whtaoti: dots ant bieed nor sustain bacteria or fungus. dar: emnttaly oderim. Underwritera rating; Flame spread 25 Fuel contributed SO Smoke developed so (compered with untreated Red Oak as 100) thermal ecnductMty (@ 75'f mean) Ste/Hraq.ft. HP* density (Dtg.F/tn) SOP Vt Pel .29 75P ttftf .26 100P 1 Pet .25 I50P 114 Pd .23 200P 2 Pel .22 2S0P 2t4 Pel 11 300P 3Pcl .22 tu recommended Bttyfuiaia: Owens-Coming Fibergtas recommends a lull 2` Itucknsss for protection against excessive heat loss or gain. This s because ilexibto blanket insulations may bo compressed during installation. Tins effects the thermal performance. cues: wimm-24*. 36'. 48". 72* ixnrifc--W'-lOO, depending opon thickness and type Mcknau-fe'4'-^JBpendmg on density farm-- rob limitation*: fiberglaa Finable Duct insulation should not bo esed on duct systems subject to temperatures in excess ol 2b0f. it should not be exposed to weathering or mechanical abuse without proper protections. If should not be used on the lasido of ducts All values gwea ere subject lo noreel man ufacturing and testing tolerances, specification compliance: HH-l 5S8a Form BCbsa6 Mill 220236 type II HH-l 542 type I application lacemmapdationm Hot Air DiiCts--plnk Ftoerglas Duct Wrap meutafem nor* miiry applied with fire resictaat edhesives in 3* wide strips on roughtly 12* centers. End joints ore belted end the longdudinel joint overtopped end stapled with a flare-door staple. OWINS fOPNII/lj OWENSCORNING FIBERGIAS CORPORATION Fibergias Industrial and Cemnurcol CouMructwn Malawi* Dwitioa 717 nth Avenue. New York. New York I0Q22 General OffctM. Toledo. OhJo436Cl 29141.; eve Mo. I MS-UM iiiho in u,SA ta/ii X HANOI OF ADDRESS1' Ci MMERCIAI. A INDUSTRIAL* iUlATION SYSTEMS MA Air Handling Systems. application epeeificotimu RECTANGULAR HEATING & COOLING DUCT SYSTEMS Date. Reviled, 4.S.I l-IOM " W-IT-6T nrarmthddstrial Mxa*immB ram to 250 t. ST03ED MQ QCHQSUD RHCtMKDIUIt DOCT ihe contractor ahall furnish and install Owaoe-Corniog Piberglaa Industrial Rectangular Duct Spates Type HD in (1), (1-1/2), inch thicknesses. The Duct System (Type 90A) shall have Underwriters' Laboratories Inc. Clans 1 Mr Dust listing and shall be so labeled. The product shall he nade of glass fibers with a glass strand reinforced flaae retardant vapor barrier on the exterior surface* The Duct System shall have a theraal conductivity of 0*2> at 75* mean teoperature with a noise reduction coefficient cf 0.?0 for Mounting No* 6* AH Duct System joints shall be stapled vith flare door staples 2" O.C. and a final layer ef Owens-Cornlng Flberglas Duct Syeten Class I Sated mastic and glass reinforcing tape. A layer of thlo tape ayates La required on all longitudinal and transverse joints. Duct work shall he supported st all turns and transitions, and at not acre than 6 foot center* on straight rear- aa necessary to Main tain true alignment. Hangers shall bo 3/4" x No. 24 gouge straps vith $0* natal corner pads, 1M x 1" x V* at bottoa corners, or trapeze type with a 1" x 2" x No* 24 gauge angle cross support under duct. Transformation and hnnd to avoid obstructions oust be approved by the engineer. Protect duct work froa damage during and after erection until final inspection. All fabrication end Installation obeli eenfors to Ovens-Corning FIHEHQIAS Pub. No. 1-XS-J417 or latest revision. Belnforeeaant of Duct fiysten with 22 gs* tees shall be in accordance with duct size and static pressure as shown on page two of l-KS-341? dated August 1966 (or later publication). ttiitmh Oiit* mtmtdmtsHHlumtf mttiei aMawi # tneewp elttiih IOWENS-CORNING FIBERSLAS CORPORATION I MttUn tnHUttlb* itfetutlltuun tffSuie* pmUenit ai U>Viimtfc* lid 1 klttjet lie Suif* h/itetr le mtil iftnik ftk eurlitmttn. -I*. OCT. HIT 291445 AVI. KO. Il IHANQE OF ADDRESS" Ct IMMERCIAl 4 INDUSTRIf'" SULATION SYSTEMS MA Air Handling System. application specifications RECTANGULAR COOLING DUCT INSULATION Date. Rented. ts.i 1-W4 Insulate all exposed (Air Conditioning Ducts, supply and return) Frosh Air Intakes) (Sheet Metal Plenums and Cntingn) In finished rooms and Keehanical Bquipoont rooms (and all concealed rectangular Air Conditioning ducts) tilth lack thick Fiberglas. a) Vapor Seal Duct, Type 17 b) Type 7W (FT) e) type 703 (FF) -- (concoaled locations only) haring a minimum coopreaalve strength of______ paf. at IDS deformation. Insulation with .0025* Aluminum Ml Facing shall have been tasted in accordance with ASTM R-84 and Anil hare flame spread rating of 25 maximum and smoke developed rating of 30 maximum. Insulation shall be cut to fit between standing seams and stiffeners and shall be secured to duct work by impaling over Mechanical Fasteners* at the rate of one par 2 sq. ft. All joints shall bn tightly butted. Tape all joints and cover all pin penetrations with 4" wide x .0023" Foil Tape adhered with Up Seal Adhesive1, to provide a complete vapor barrier en velope. HHI3H In exposed locations secure metal corner beads to all exterior edges of insulated duct end cover vlth: .. a) 6 os. Cana9 adhered with Lagging Adhesive* and brushed vlth one coat of Ugging Adhesive*. b) Pre-olifid Glass Cloth adhered vlth Lagging Adhesive! OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION 291446 HAKGl 0? ADDRESS" CU iMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL N1AT10N SYSTEMS MA 1 'iitriuii.As Air Handling System. application specifications ROUND HEATING & COOLING DUCT SYSTEMS Date. Revised. 4.SJ 1-IW 5-18-47 KPOSKP AHP COMKiLED IUCIC MUM) PICT SYSTEM The contrectox shall furnish and install Owens-Cczuing Piberglas Rigid Round Duct In 1 Itch thick (sices 4, 5, 6, 7, B, 9 sad 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24 , 26, 28 ox 20 laches). The round duct shall have Under writer Laboratories, Ldc. class I Air Duct listing sod shall be so labeledThe product shill be node of gloss fiber with a flame retardant vapor baxzler oa the exterior autface. The Bound Duct Systea shall have a thermal conductivity of ,23 at 75 neon taperetnre with a noise reduction coefficient of 0.7$ fox Mounting No. 6. Alt Bound Ducts shall be assembled with standard sheet metal accessories as recoesBeeded by the manufacturer and all Joints shall be taped with a 2" wide pressure sensitive tape supplied by the duct manufacturer. Tbo tape shall be cantered over the Joint and end lapped at least 3". Rawd tact work shall be supported at all turns end transitions and straight rsos at a maxima of 6 feet on center where building framing does not provide such support. Support shall be a 3/4 Inch metal strop suspended from the roof or ironing. All fabrication and installation shall be in accordance with the OvensCorning Fiberglas Application Bonus!, IT Ht lOWENS'CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION ' Mr tie*tfMihtiHit u is atm. MfpJktUa yrnttm hit OH dticntiea m* rugml- thlir it lutttvr Miurnit tht tv mmntjmtwan. mtufrttum ttmada. tihthu A Mht 291447 PU1IIR. A HANOI 01 ADBHSS" Cl MMERCIAL * INDUSTRIE'--' IUIAT10N JTSTIMS HA 1'IUI III. I \v O Air Hamliiw Sustern application specifications ROUND COOLING DUCT INSULATION Iooulate all (indoor) (outdoor) (circular Air Conditioning ducts exposed in finished Toons and mechanical equipment zooms) (circular Air Conditioning Ducts in concealed locations) with inch thick Fiberglaa Faced Duct Wrap lype IV vlth factory applied flame retardant Foil-Reinforced Kraft Facing (FRK). Insulation shall be wrapped tightly on the duet voA with ell Joints hutted. Secure Insulation with flare type staples. Vapor seal Joints with glaafabric and brush cost of Indoor vapor barrier finish mastic* or vapor barrier lap adhesive* and pressure sensitive tope. FINISH Concealed Ducts: No further treatment required. Exposed Ducts: i. Indoor A. Vrap Insulation with rosin sited paper or asbestos Paper and cover with six ounce canvas adhered with lagging adhesive. Finish vitb one coat of the same lagging Adhesive. 2. Outdoor " Cover Insulation with 35 or pound roofing folt our corrugated AluaiauA Jacket. A minimum density of insulation of one pound per cubic foot is required. Jacket shall be Lapped end weather sealed and banded on ID" centers vitn l/?"x .015 aLuolnm bands. OWfNS-CORNING F1BERGUS CORPORATION ISt/ sitit tntt* fnltsti it mm tfttiifit ntiinmut. Ho u tmitur MstuWt Uit UtMffu*/mttsittimmt itsuf4 wtwAw 4 fOm unatr/mtaMf 29HJS IHANGE OF ADDRW Ci IMMERCIAl 4 INDUSTRIE 5UI.A110N SYSTEMS A I 'iisi:u<;i.\s Air Handling System_ application specifications RECTANGULAR HEATING DUCT INSULATION DateRevised- 4^5 11fcdd Inaulatfl all eipoaed rectangular (Heating and Vontllatlng Ducts) (Hot Plenuaa and Casioga) in finished rooms and Mechanical Equipment rooas with inch thick Fiberglas ) PF 615 b) Type 704 having a nlniirm compressive strength of 100 paf at 10% deformation. Insulation shall be cut to fit tightly between all stiffeners end standing seams* with ell Joints butted tightly together. Secure insulation to surface to be lnaulsted by impaling over Mechanical Fastener*1 spaced at rate of one for each two square feet. fmisa Secure metal corner bead* to all exterior edges of insulation. Cover til insulation with a) 6 oa. canvas adhered with lagging Adhesive* and brushed with one coat of Lagging Adhesive*. b] Fre-3iaed Glass Cloth adhered with Lagging Adhesive*. li in QWENS'CQRNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION . n . . . f, Jbt iMt tfttJktiM ti ftttulh Itltn. AftSadupntwHiw until drtrtVM /rti/Mif- VSI 1 4*1/ tifitr *1 At Onli* tt1**'* mn< V11**M* Hlrt*****- titfi m irtmirj Ktutiilt Ua hi irjywHattitefiim mtrttt. tihtfmt4 aAr nttitur ert/Wi. PU* W4 immii .HANOI 01 ADDRESS" Cl , MMSRCIAl A INDUSTSW^' ;; iULATION SYSTEMS MA nil l!(,I.\N Air Handling Systems asa application specifications HEATING A COOLING DUCT WRAP INSULATION 0afe_ Remedy.__ Insulate ell (concealed Heating ducts, supply sod return), (cancelled lr Condlllanlng mturn sir ducts), (espostd circular Heotlog ducts) with - loch thick Flfcerglas Plain Duct Wrap Type 75. Insulation shall bo adhered to darts with Don-coffibustlble lasuletion Bonding Adhesive*, applied ini* strips at 8* o.c. Insulation shall ba additionally secured to batton of rectangular dueta over 24 wide with Necbonlcal Fasteners* spaced at 18M o.c. cquckled Apply liuaslation vtth all Joints lapped a nlninun of 2". Socurc inoulafeion vith aPOJHi a) 18 gauge galvanised vire ties el 18 o.c. b) Flare-door staples on J" centers through ell laps. Apply Insulation vith all joints tightly butted. Finish Insulation with a) 6 os. Canvas, saturated vlLh lagging Adhesive*. b) Pre-Slsed Class Cloth adhered with lagging Adhesive*. I 11'. I (Mil \S OWENS.C0RNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION IN ilwi/irAnAt yidrSm Mim AffUtillu p/*atut UsitUitcutka* u4mpwt liityr/ a$ f*tkitt M mtu t/tcJfit ftt nvlnmllt tkkcu Itttmn Uttt'Mt Ikt In atueith mwif wfa, iQirtu I ititt 2914.'0 Igg' :hange of address* a SMMERCiAL * INPUtTRIA---" SlAATION SYSTEMS MA u Crf*. Fibergias Air Handling Syatemn txi application specifications Date____ ACOUSTICAL LINING Where indicated n the drawings, acoustically lice all ducts plenums and with inch thick Fibergias a) Aeroflex Duct Liner " b) Duct Liner Hoard c) Coated Duct Adhoro liner, with oooted side toward air stress, to all interior aidea of duct vlth a niniesua 50J coverage of fire-resistant Iasulatton Bonding Adhesive*. Adhesive shall completely cover the sheet aetal at each end of each section of duct work. When duct width exceeds 12", or height exceeds 24" further secure the liner to these surfaces with mechanical fasteners (Orlpnails*, welded pins, or stick clips) at 16" o.c. ' VELOCITIES - 1500 TO hCOO FPH Install as abouo but additionally, point all joints in liner and butter the odgos of thu liner where elections of duct oork sill be joined with fire-reuistunt Indoor Brcathor tactic4, VkLOCITlES - 4000 TO 6000 Fill Insulation shall be installed as above except that mechanical fasteners shall he epaoed at 12" o.c, on all surfaces. Coat cap of fasteners with a brush ooat of fire-reslative lagging Adhesive*. i j i V.rr/ la Attflt*'/ AUI*r-tH ll* For 1uf,r.Fnf tt ri aottcMr I J #!/ #if(arttlt OWENS-COBNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION litaUrt iptiittlttlii it ftatnl t* mart. Aaptkama pnatua It U tit liiutku at* FIBERGLAS IllUft/tkt Ottift hilurr la mail tpidOt /> m4**as. JL 291451 A IMI M H U m iU L L S H U J I M U ant HANOI OF ADDRESS'* Q iMMERClAl A INDUHRIA-*-* SULAT10N SYSTEMS MA Air Handling Systems. Date. Revited. ** l-IM Insulate all Heating, Vestilating, and Air Conditioning sheeL natal duct aerR, oat doora exposed to the weather with inch thick Fiberglea a) PF 617, Standard Fhced (S.F.) fr) Type 705, standard Faced (S.F.) Insulation shall be cat and fit tightly between ataodlng tease. Serve insulation with Mechanical Fasteners* on the sides and bottoe, spaced at the rate of one fastener per 2 square feet. Secure iamlatlon to Up of duct with Insulation Bonding Adhesive. mis& Air Condition Ducts - Cover ell Joints end fastener penetrations with two ' V* wet coats Of Vapor Berrler Nsfltic* reinforced with Glass Fabric*. Over entire aurfece apply two j/B* thick wet coats of Breather Maatlc* reinforcod with Gleia Fabric*, lapping all joints e ninl&uo of 2*. Heating and Ventilating Ducta - Cover entire eurfaca of insulation with t 1/t* thick wet coat of Breather Mastic*. While wet eobed a layer of Glass Fabric* with all Joints lapped 2" alnlnua. Cover with a second l/S* wet coal of Breather Mastic*. OWENS-CORNING FIBEHQLAS CORPORATION n* (ton ifHifhrfuIt ftuttll* aii*. AptBadH tmtttu It n di tut/ttk* **intfatt Btilpluhni amtiltfldht/it teytbtmuh. `tutu < itwtfj*>*** uaiutmuni nrfeawi *tm*ta.*Ouhu A tlkt itwnffetfWHr 291452 ia w set* w w* * HANOI or ADDRESS" <U 'MMERGAL I INDUSTRIE''' IUIA710N SYSTEMS MA IfU M T O lA l nO M STHUCTIQ M .- Ov.'c t;'. Ci*if{*,ifj[i I Fibergias Air Handling Systems. appUcalum specifications CONCEALED HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING FOR ROUND FLEXIBLE DUCT SYSTEMS Date.. Revised_ 4.5.9 1-204T 8-8-47 tai" Installation Instructions For Fiberglas Flexible Duct ww, description Oweat-Cotning Flbcrglasl flexible Duct is recom mended for use u a complete afr duct or connector on supply and return air lines In Residential, industrial end Commercial beating, airconditioning and vendat ing systems In addition ft can be used as runouts to registers, diffuser* and mbjng bones. The flexible tea turn altars B to conform to gradual bends necessary when connectingalrducts to diffusers or when routing it d ucts through spaces wflh many obstructions. Rbergbs flexible Duct K a light weight duct formed with a resttent core Insulated with FStwrgb* ftextfe insulation and Jacketed with a tough non comburtUa (ad defined by NFPA No. 101-1966) vapor barrier picket Each section is furnished with locking mole end female sheet metal end fags. It ha* n Ulterior surface ol glass liber serbn cloth. OlAUetER 4 10'to rincremsnls 12-18* ui 2*lncrernanis Duct Sizes lilMTH nominate* WAU. THICKNESS I'noNasl Tools and Accessory Materials Required: 7. Ifl Sftut Mataf Scran V g. fibers* Dad W'lp g. t** om . ITAI. OCF x 29145.3 1` h-Connections For Straight Runs: HANG! OF AOD1E1S" d iMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL* IULA1ION SYSTEMS MA GU L Insert OieCflmptdfflafaendlntStoefOnuls end. 1. A mecftanlcal lock H erNtved trrwx*n$t <*> wo sec tions. UghBy, but fcmly anbl * f^k" * * * toeUeg fibs on tha male end /ini e|r boliind fht fcmck tid ri*g. i 1. fold tfie|ukoreiiapeeiM maleend ol tie duct ever (M Unite end of the ooanactlngduet 4. Seer* and seal tM fa* erdh reeonnneeded two maps of fitoibi Ouct Tapi Type W B-Connection to Take-Offs: TS -'-Wj, 1. Place cotreel tire sheel metal cainecM* into Sidt at lop take-offs of ftoergiai or intii ni|d dwtl. (Stfe UkC-otts can be tied m tap chin benduig radii el Rnlble Ouct pt'rtlv) In no com el top take offs. * Is recommended that FtoorjUs 0acf Insulaiian oa used to Uwlate the fop ttke-olf. t. Where tap lakecit* ate vwd In dew won as haroffn loot loists o (toeii the section ol FlaiiNe Ovet sbciitd be ptsceo on mr-oii twi*/* Duct It put In eftec. ). Insert female ead ortr tha ntenl coanecUM. 4> Peel tuck jacket. fiburglasIniulaMA. <if>o j koiot |?0` apsil thru sheet mntai Ctoar aetf lkr ott nu.l (s*n Optisn together aflti f shoot field we. 2 P 9- Ml 3 Mas ! ins each atiti, around shert rnefe) ***** * OlfrtM ccBtr tegaOw with V am mnsoM. t^d|ckatand Ffttiilas back ever coliv aa* adhtrt getatto trunk Duct fotlita nk tee arm f Flbocps Outf Tom Type Ul to ktsata a aatttM vim barrtsrsart(u toao la fig. A-S aid Mk D - Connection to Transitioms, Tees and Reducers: Imtabitien ol MeaJbte Duct to IrandUso, tecs and reducer fittings is done aaacBy as regular (beet natal Duct cosaectlons. Moke sura all metol comecQm ora Insidated. E -Suspension of Flexible Duct: mien an unsupperled ImiBk ot Ouct teends tbico let1.1 is necessary to support the Ouct by atsciung to tba itruc itial framing. Suspension aiay be made la ant of toa fadOwing stays: 1 I'--' gitvanlred von saddles under Flntdi Del Mh -.iicei metal {see tig. AI and A J} or aluminum tbaps wler saddles end up to structural banting for F -Precautions: L insuirtM loattoft-flberglM Ftirtto DudIs act mcomtncnoed toroutdoor Initalsttons. 3. VaporMiner It thercyorbauttr jackettseccUtnttif punctuod, repair the puncture by sestbig with rewaoiendad tape. I. Wirt itwald not baused iroeedvaperbarrtattotuipvd FluMc Duel 4. AfterIrutatUtin-Bin out Duct Systemspriortooou pineyisremove any eulbng comps and (Mifft nattor remaining In tkn ducts. B. Do n hstall unbtstsaipenbae Is 29*for skpre. . The viper buttefacksl should not be utod ** tha safe maani ol Sutter! & Do art anted deafen Inltattons at IVi* HA posRha static ptiisare. ft. Do Ml sscaed design laMtas at 2U0 FfU. 10. Oo ad rtceed V? HjO caiafhrt static p*ss. 11.Noltoatoeidttt'Fidrhdvci '' l .t. tmstrnriol IB rau^i wire Intolo^ (27D`). I). Cut wire to desired longti. > t very shcot metal mate end his s H` not* 4'm I'nur 'uhldc end. (I. i-ush galvanlied wire through Me Iran mdJe of nulo end ring, perctvrewool indvipM foil wire up ugntaM tin vaparbarrtn amn-1 ,llf ill' type til Ouct Tapt. i Aiiirb wfr# to sthKiufilfiamingahoflliAmii'iK,'ci. G -Bending Conditions: Tkc Mlcsfigare Mmsdnum rteoouwanaed Madtngca didoes tor tsch dlaetltr 1. r-12' dumetor Duct A cnfwm M` bead l * sectiseefduct. }. On" IF dWMttr BkL A irttonn 90* bl*d In a .cdw*. 291455 3 1457 i L- HANOI OF AODMSS' Ct UMEKCIAL 1 INDUSTRIAL"" iULATION ST5IEMS MA Tat aodtC Sp<CUtUOi h (Cirrd in Application pMKCdu'O ft M 0 dbtortdn *>4 (CSpwwMily Of tfteDtugnfnfintts tamttl tpcli|cbrcqftrcinelt. 'Refer to Acetisarji UalcnMt tut lor fuggtvkd m*milo(tu>iv ol matki. KhcoiKo #nd fhet ACfeoio/y <n*t*nh. C'rSf'lS COfmso OWENMORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION fiberglas JndwUrtaiMdCttvnGrciitOtnttn. ?|M<tN Aronue, Ik* TK, N. T. 10022 fiMtrtl Oflicet, Teredo, 0)tto 43601 5 1-0P(M W>. J.U .JH sni4r>f 111MO U.S A. AUQUSI, t; Fiberglas Plumbing Systems Mechanical Equipment. Air Handling System application specifications FIBERGLAS 25*: H-E Date Revised hot equipment up to 450F I.S.B 3.S.3 4.S.10 4-1-A7 7-IO-AB Hflura 1--Tools and attimry Items: A. Scissors B. Nylon sealing tool C. Stanley knife D. Screwdriver E. End-cutting nippers F. Pro-finished lastoner caps G. OCF Joint Sealing Tape, Type H (Pressure Sensitive, U.L labeled) Figures Attach pins to surface. Locate pins three inches lo from each corner of the board. On surfaces where cross breaking is used for stiffening, additional pins may be required to hold the insulation tightly against the sur face. For a neat Job, keep pins in straight lines. Pins are to be on merdinum 21 inch centers. Figure) Cut Fiberglas 25 Insulation to dimension and impale on pins. Apply pressure on facing in the area of |he pin penetration. For elbows, cut pie shaped pieces for top and bottom. Make sure insulation fits tightly at the seams before Impaling. tattrruflLioiartt'i-CPO'l AOiAflfJff*t*d*-taK-uCeomwrto*. 29143V HANGS OP ADDRESS" Ci 'MMEBOAL & INDUSTRIAL iULATION SYSTEMS MA Figure 4 Gtoy. Ftog'as s board to, curved surfaces and lau rat flanges. The board should be scored with a Sowing Joel saw or knife to half the board thickness ana the material removed from the slot, flanges should not overlap the top and bottom boards. Ml wool shall he scraped from the flanges before sealing. Tho smaler the radius of the board, the smaller the space between cuts. fellTM cao^S' P'efinrsh. wiener caps. Pins shorn : protrude ',,* r0 hft. CUIINI 0JS1 ttoo,ihtee 1c"oi'le^drIc"i.0jt"a b"eta,;o,p,iBumn;vHus,,"" Thrs roll assure a light |,| ins^iio,, l0 dust-hoe Surface. Use, have a , pressure to the Joint and not ,MI 10 ap rereorre all the rate, wiwIm K bond gradual, puli l),,' etc. tram tcnling the adhes^suataj Lr'" du tape n property a||-ned Make sural sealed down. **> the seam h,ta, it mouths." f-asup^orbond.^^ the tape. """I <H a elboe. Prepare a Flbergi ralMte ro "'an <i'm'ns,ont < <"e threat and u rale he lop and boHor. flanges Nan. us. a greni tool, knife or saw and groove the board lacing side n Cut at least half way through the insulation. Slrl sections may also be used as an alternate to II one piece method described above. 29145!) KU HANGI OF AODUSS" U iMMEHCIAL 1 INDUSTSIA"'' SUIATION SYSTEMS MA im* FlQura 11 Where curved surfaces a<e encountered and the joint sealing tape must be notched to conform to the curva lure, cut an additional length of tape to half width and apply over the notched tape surface This trill yield a neater brushed appearance and improve adhesion in these areas. Figure 12 Completed insulation of rectangular duct. OVriNS/CO'NIHQ Fiberglas OWENS-CDRNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION kid*tt"i1 AnaCommcoa ConU>u(i` U*truh Oimio*. 717 fifth Ainar. Ne Toik, New Tat 10022 S(al Olhctl, Toledo. Ohio 43601 nt. NO. MNltUB 39 Hill) UMOUS.A. J/kl C'vVi rji i ih:vmi,. fiberglas Air Handling Syetems Mechanical Equipment FIBERGLAS 25*: C-E Date Revised cold equipment system down to 35F 4,5.11 3.S.4 7-10-68 Fig ure 1--Tools end accessory items: A. Scissors B. Nylon sealing tool C. Stanley knife D. Screw driver . End-cutting nippers V. Pre-finished fastener caps G. OCF Joint Sealing Tape, Type C (PressureSensitive. U.L. labeled) H. OCF Fitting Mastic, Type C (U.L labeled) FIgure2 Attach pins to surface. Locate pins three inches in fromeach comer of the board. On surfaces where cross breaking is used for stiffening, additional pins may he required to hold the insulation tightly against the sur face. For a neat job, keep pins in straight lines. Pms are to be on maximum 21 inch centers. Figure) Cut Fiberglass insulation to dimension and impale on pins. Apply pressure on facing in (he area of the pin penetration. For elbows, cut pie-shaped pieces tor top and bottom. Make sure instdation fits tightly at the seams before impabng. tiednu>ua(hMStO 29146.1 Figure 4 Groove fiberglas 25 board (or curved sink* ei and tab dcate llanges. The board should be kuciI -ilh a grooving tool, saw or kmle to hall the bojid m<kies$. andthemateralfe/>ovedtfonIheslot, flanges should not overlap the top and bottom boards Aflv,oclshafl be scraped from the flanges before sealing The smaller the radius ol the bond, the smaller the space between cuts. HAKOE OF ABOEESS" d MMEECIAl INBUStSIA^ iUlATION SYSTEMS MA Fig Figure 5 \ Instal side pieces making sure the edge ol the insula lion is Hush with the (op and bottom board suilaces. 1 \ 4?c Apply OCF JointSealing Tape, Type C, toall transverse and longitudes! seams after insuring you have a dry, dust tree surface. Use the ryfc* seating too) to apply pressure to the joint and make a good bond. Oo not remove ail the release paper from the tape but rathe; graduaitypdl ftbackas required. Thiskeepsdust, etc. fromtoutingthe adhesive swUet. Makestve the tape ts property aligned w*h the seam nature it is sealed down. Figure I Use nylon sealing tool on all taped joints. This wH re sult in a good bond and reduce air poefet and "fishmouths." For a superior bond, use a 300F lion on the tape. F Figure! Cut pins to length js n'quued <md apply pre-tirnshed fastener caps, t-'uis sliould protrude to V above the Surface ol the insulation. H moie tti.i V shous. cut it off to the cone*-! length uetoic applyUw wp This vaH Assure a tight tit of >nsul<s(tai to (he surface. Apply OCF fitbng M.isfrC. Type C .buut the sue ol a pea to the inside of the fasVuei cap before installation to torm a vapm seal. rug. Figure 9 insulating the throat ol an efcow. Prepare a Fiberglas ft board of correct dimesuons ten the throat and tatan cate the top and bottom flanges. Next, use a grooving tool, krafe or saw and groove tha board facing side up. Cut at least half way through the insulation. Slit sections may also be used as an alternate to the cne-pieco methoddescrified above. li!)i 4:iW Figure 10 Complete insulating the throat. Impale insulation, cU pins to correct length, instil caps and strip the top and bottom flaps. hahge of address" a iMMEROAL A INDUSTRIE''"' iUlAHON SYSTEMS MA 1m ___ M*__ Figure U Where curved surfaces are encountered and the Joint Sealing Tape must be notched to conform to the curva tore, cut an additional length of tape to hatf dth and apply over the notched tape surface. This yield a neater bushed appearance and improve adhesion ia these areas. ^Commercial .Industrial ilatian Systems Manual Organized lb Kdg>8olvi Tin* manual has beenor rather than by product i other specifying fadsn proper intatetion fora g In genend, the greatest i if the book is rued os foil A. Identffy type ol applies] Commercial Phitubing Mechanical Piping Equipment Air Handling Iruiuttrial ' Piping "* uipment ` and tanks . Rotten and chimneys B. Determine Temperature C. Choose products front tfa Guido Indexes D. Refer to PRODUCTDAT technical data. R. Refer to HPECTTICATIO* products and appliestkc appropriate soctami eat. no. j-vMU) QWENS-CORNING FIBtfiGlAS CORPORATION tatfutnu ud Coo-- >C mOfo.|.rt p,,tiv l\l Mlf> krftmc. New ton.New Tqrfc 10027 GmbmI OtScat, Tor*- to 1 iOI 2914t>., U1HOU.&A.I*!