Building Ductwork
Description
- Projects in this scope area may include installing ductwork components for HVAC systems and fume/smoke/grease exhaust systems, including
- All ductwork shall comply with most current applicable SMACNA standards, ASHRAE standards and NYC Codes.
- The full, detailed scope of work for this project including any additional work areas will be updated here after alignment with project stakeholders through scoping and design activities.
Baseline
- Drawing must provide a table listing all rooms which are part of HVAC Systems scope, minimum ventilation requirements per NYC Mechanical Code section 403, Table 403.3.1.1 and design air quantity showing compliance with the air quantity requirements to meet the code.
- Install all systems and associated ductwork per the manufacturer’s recommendations.
- Size ducts per ASHRAE recommendations.
- Include a statement in drawings specifying that duct leakage testing shall be performed at either rough-in or post-construction, and the leakage shall be as prescribed by regulating Codes. [COMPMOD]
- New or replacement heating and cooling equipment must meet or exceed the minimum efficiency rating required to meet NYC Energy Conservations Code (ECC).
- Duct systems insulation in alterations must satisfy the minimum R-values in the applicable section of the ECC code, depending on the location of the ducts. [COMPMOD]
- For heating/cooling systems pipes carrying fluids, drawings must specify the pipe insulation thickness per applicable Code tables. Piping insulation R-values must conform to Code prescriptions. [COMPMOD]
- Provide comprehensive sealing, cleaning, and repair to existing mechanical ventilation systems. [COMPMOD] [PACT]
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