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Hvac-Mos Saint Gobain-Sreewari
Hvac-Mos Saint Gobain-Sreewari
Hvac-Mos Saint Gobain-Sreewari
FOR
INSTALLATION OF HVAC SYSTEM
CONSULTANT CRN
Table of Contents
Purpose
Scope
Responsibilities
Materials
Installation Procedure
Inspection
Risk Assessment
1. PURPOSE
The purpose of this Method Statement is to define the procedure step by step
to implement the correct practices for installation of Copper pipes & Fittings
through the guidelines contained herein so as to ensure that the job execution
complies with the requirements and services the intended function to
satisfactory level.
3. RESPONSIBLITES
3. TOOLS/EQUIPMENTS
Equipments that shall be used for the purpose are as follows:
5. MATERIALS
On receipt of Copper pipes & fittings, the materials shall be handled & stored in
line with the following procedure:
o Copper pipes and fittings will be stacked on a flat surface free from
sharp projections, stones or other objects likely to cause point
loading or pipe deformation.
o The storage area shall be kept in proper level, so that the stacked
pipes may be uniformly supported throughout their length.
o Copper pipes will not be dropped on hard surfaces and will not be
dragged along the ground. Wherever possible the loading and
unloading of pipes will be carried out manually by hand.
3. Ensure that there is no pressure age of air from between the pieces by
using recommended gasket on the TDF flanges. Use quality bolts and nuts
(approved brands) to join the pieces.
5. Choose the correct sizes of anchor bolts; insert them into the drilled
location and use a hammer to fix it firmly.
8. Lift the ducts one at a time through hoisting up the support level,
make sure it is positioned and aligned to the specified level in the construction
drawing.
9. Use nuts and bolts to join the duct. Ensure that you have all the
accessories needed to complete the installation, such as supports and hangers.
10. Follow the approved drawing and specification while placing the
hanger support. Provide approved gasket before you place the duct over it.
The sizes of support will vary depending on the approved project drawing and
specification.
11. Using the approved installation details as a guide, use nuts and
washer to fix the support.
12. Special channel support should be used for vertical ducts. Make sure
this support is bolted on the inner surface before it is fixed on the wall
13. Fabricated fittings should be used for all duck connections. Avoid
diagonal runs. Unless otherwise stated in the project drawing, duct should be
located horizontally and vertically.
14. Ductwork penetrating external walls and floors shall be sealed to the
wall.
15. Ductwork that passes through floors, ceilings and walls should be
padded and sealed with a sealant. Also, it should get a fire rating if it will be
passing through fire-rated floors or walls. Fire damper should be installed at
the point where the ductwork penetrates the fire rated walls.
19. As each duct section gets completed, check and make necessary
adjustments to ensure that the ducts are in the correct level and alignment.
20. Use polyurethane to seal the open end of the duct temporarily, get
rid of all construction debris and clean up the site before leaving.
21. Repeat for other part of the ducts until the whole ducts are
connected.
1. Confirm the position of the dampers you want to fix on the duct from
the project drawing. Mark and cut it to the specified size. (You will only need to
cut when there is no opening in the duct already).
4. Ensure that the joint is airtight by applying gasket and make sure you
fasten the clamp on the duct flange.
5. To install, insert type of volume control damper, insert the VCD/FD
inside the duct into position through the opening provided by cutting slot
which has to be closed and sealed later.
6. Fix the VCD/FD in the duct using the correct size of bolts and nuts.
1. Mark the point where the support is located. Drill the anchor bolt and
place the rod and angle bar to the support.
2. Use a pulley and a hoisting rope for the duct support and use the rope
to tighten the duct.
3. Put measures in place that will prevent slipping and tripping when
lifting and lowering the duct. Make sure you make a barricade and also provide
a warning sign.
4. The ductworks should be lifted gradually and one part at a time and it
can be done mechanically or manually as the weight gets evenly distributed
throughout the length of the ductwork, ensuring that all dimensions and levels
conform are in line with the approved construction drawing. If the need arises
to use mechanical lifting accessories, they must be rated and certified before
being used. All certification for lifting accessories and equipment must be done
before the equipment is used. The equipment should be inspected and
certified by a safety officer.
6. Slowly hoist the duct until the desired height is reached. Slip the angle
bar below the duct and then release the rope from the duct. Same process will
follow.
10. Proposed Control Measures to Reduce the Risks (use additional sheet if
necessary)
and
5. JSA & PTB will be carried out and briefed daily before the
commencement of work on site by a concerned supervisor or engineer.
The consultant and the client must be notified at the time of delivery of
the duct material.
If, in the time of arrival the areas are not ready for installation, materials
should be properly tagged and stored, protected from environment
effect, for later use.
Check that ducts sizes are as per drawings using measurement tape.
To check the ducts materials quantity as per the packing list. (Straight
duct bends and taper).
To ensure that the ducts delivered to the site are fabricated with good
quality galvanized sheets there must not be any peeling of the
galvanized layer
To check that necessary scaffoldings are erected for carrying out the
erection work.
To check the duct routes and ensure that marking is done as per the
drawing.
To ensure the holes marking should not foul with the post tension slab
marking.
To check whether the threaded rod fixed protrudes only for 50mm from
the bottom of ducts
To check the support angle size, length and hole to hole distance
To check the angle frames and support angles are properly painted
To check the rivets are of proper size and the angle frames hole sizes
match.
To check the corners are properly provided for TDF/TDC type ducts.
To check the c-cleats joints are given for duct as per standards.
To ensure that the width of the folding provision given in the ducts for C
cleat is 18mm
erected.
To check and ensure the gaskets are provided for flange joints
To ensure that only GI nut Bolt is used.
To check and ensure that vanes are provided inside the bigger size
bends.
To ensure the flange corners and wherever required places are applied
with proper silicon sealant
To ensure that the duct supports should be properly cut and grounded in
the ends.
To check the taper duct and bends are provided as per drawing.
To check all the fasteners of all the support angles fastened properly.
To check and ensure the collar dampers are fixed before thermal
insulation.
To ensure the take-off or shoe pieces are fixed in the direction of air flow
in ducts.
QUALITY PROCEDURES IN ERECTION OF DIFFUSSERS:
The consultant and the client must be notified at the time of delivery of
the diffuser
If, in the time of arrival the areas are not ready for installation, material
should be properly tagged and stored protected from environment
effect for later use.
To check and verify the neck sizes of the diffusers are properly matched
with the neck sizes of spill box.
To check the diffusers are properly screwed with the spill boxes
To check and ensure the non-regular type diffusers are seated properly
on the grid
To check whether the inner core of the diffusers are freely removable.
To ensure that the collar dampers are provided with adjustable screw.
To check the straightness of the marking for both the sides of the
diffusers at gypsum board areas
To ensure that the supply and return air diffusers are placed at a
minimum of 6-8 feet spacing each other.
To check that that there is no gap between diffuser and the spill box
Upon the arrival of plenum box, inspection will be carried out by the
consultant.
To unload the diffusers properly and ensure to place under the roof
If, in the time of arrival the areas are not ready for installation materials
should be properly tagged and stored, protected from environment
effect, for later use.
To check the dimension of the spill box like length, width, & height
To check the neck size and spigot connection size sizes are as per the
drawing.
dog chain
To ensure that the four corner of the spill boxes are properly supported
with the chains
To ensure that the spill boxes spigot connections are made towards the
air flow direction.
To ensure that the spill box is not behind the take-off collar.
To check the dog chain tightened properly to avoid the load on the grid
sealing.
To check that the flexible duct is properly connected with the spill box
spigot at one end and the other end with the butterfly damper
To check that there is no gap between the spill box neck and diffuser
collar.
QUALITY PROCEDURES IN ERECTION OF FLEXIBLE DUCTS:
The consultant and the client must be notified at the time if delivery of
the material.
Upon the arrival of flexible ducts inspection will be carried out by the
consultant.
To unload the flexible ducts properly and ensure to place under the roof.
If, in time of arrival the areas are not ready for installation, materials
should be properly tagged and stored, protected from environment
effect, for later use.
To ensure the length of the flexible duct required for each diffuser to be
cut properly.
To ensure the flexible duct glass wool is not coming out while cutting
and fixing.
To ensure that the flexible duct must be inserted into the spigot and the
round color for a length of 50% of the round collar diameter.
To ensure tightening of Jubilee clamp for the both the side of the flexible
duct.(i.e.at damper side and spill box side)
tape.
To check and ensure the length of flexible duct connected is not more
than 1.5 meter.
To ensure that flexible duct connections for more than 1 meter are
provided with supports using 2 inch GI flat strip with dog chain to
prevent sagging.
To ensure that the flexible duct connected should not be under tension.
The work should be carried out in compliance with project Quality control
plan.
Upon the arrival of volume control damper inspection will be carried out by
the consultant.
The volume control damper shall be stored and handled in accordance with
To unload the volume control damper properly and ensure to place under
the roof.
If, in the time of arrival the areas are not ready for installation, materials
should be properly tagged and stored, protected from environment effect,
for later use.
To check the dimension of the volume control damper is as per packing list.
To ensure that the leaves of the VCD`s fully open and close at the extreme
conditions.
To check for the hole sizes and spacing match in both the duct and the VCD
flanges.
To check whether the operating handle does not foul obstruction while
operating.
To check whether the gaskets are provided in the edges of the VCD leaves.
To check that the nuts and bolts are in full tight and are of uniform size.
To ensure that the lock nut is tightened after the leaves are set for the
requirement.
The work should be carried out in compliance with project Quality Control
plan.
The consultant and the client must be notified at the time of delivery of the
material.
Upon the arrival of fire damper inspection will be carried out by the
consultant.
To unload the fire damper properly and ensure to place under the roof.
If, in the time of arrival the areas are not ready for installation, materials
should be properly tagged and stored, protected from environment effect,
for later use.
To ensure that the stoppers are provided in the dampers to prevent the
rotation of the leaves.
To check for the hole sizes and spacing match in both the duct and the FD
flanges.
To check whether the gaskets are provided in the edges of the FD leaves.
To check that the nuts and bolts are in full tight and are of uniform size.
To ensure that proper supporting is given for wall mounted fire dampers.
The work should be carried out in compliance with project Quality Control
plan.
The consultant and the client must be notified at the time delivery of the
material.
instruction.
All cut edges should be of a "clean cut nature and not cut
To ensure that the nitrile rubber sheet does not overlap when wrapped on
the duct.
To ensure that the joints are wrapped with thick (5mm width) self-adhesive
tape.
To ensure that the insulation joints taped in both longitudinal and transverse
direction.
To ensure that for flange joint, the insulation material covers the entire
flange and with 4 inches overlap on either side of the flanges.
To ensure that the support angle is packed with one layer of insulation
material.
GLASS WOOL INSULATION:
For large surface areas the use of paint roller may be the advisable.
Plan out the proposed layout and dimensions of the ductwork, mark sizes
with a marking pen, to speed up pre-fabrication production.
To ensure that for every 2 feet heavy duty 1 inch PVC tape has to be
provided.
ACCOUSTIC INSULATION
Plan out the proposed layout and dimensions of the ductwork, mark sizes
with a marking pen, to speed up pre-fabrication production.
To ensure that the glass wool (Rigid board), tissue paper &perforated sheet
used is as per approved specification.
To ensure that the headless bolts are used with washers on both sides.
To ensure that only RP tissue paper used to cover glass wool should have
100 to 150 mm overlap.
To ensure that RP tissue paper is folded inwards at the edges to cover the
glass wool.
To ensure that the perforated sheet covering the RP tissue over laps in the
corners.
To ensure that perforated sheet is folded in wards at the edges to cover the
glass wool and RP tissue paper.
To ensure that L' channel (GI) is provided in the edges of the ducts covering
the entire sandwich.
The work should be carried out in compliance with project Quality control
plan.
The consultant and the client must be notified at the time of delivery of the
material.
Upon the arrival of the AHU materials inspection will be carried out by the
consultant.
instruction.
To unload the material properly and ensure to place under the proof...
If, in the time of arrival the areas are not ready for installation, materials
should properly tagged and stored, protected from environment effect, for
later use.
To ensure that there is clearance in the site for the AHU assembly.
To ensure that the AHU room walls are plastered and painted.
To ensure that the cooling coils are shifted with utmost care.
To ensure that the AHU blowers are shifted with utmost care.
The work should be carried out in compliance with project Quality control
plan.
To unload the material properly and ensure to place under the roof...
If, in the time of arrival the areas are not ready for installation, materials
should be properly tagged and stored, protected from environment effect,
for later use.
To ensure that there is clearance in the site for the FCU erection.
To ensure that the fan coil units are suspended properly in the four corners
rigidly.
To ensure that while suspending the unit, a proper slope is given for the
water to flow towards the drain pipe.
To ensure that the noise level in operating condition does not cross beyond
the decibel level mentioned by the consultant/ client.
To ensure that there is access for removal of the fan motor assembly for
maintenance purpose.
To ensure that the supply and the return water pipes connecting the cooling
coils matches with the specification.
To ensure that the chilled water pipe lines runs parallel to each other and
supported properly.
The work should be carried out in compliance with project Quality Control
Plan.
The consultant and the client must be notified at the time of delivery of the
material.
Upon the arrival of the fans inspection will be carried out by the consultant.
instruction.
To unload the material properly and ensure to place under the roof.
If, in the time of arrival the areas are not ready for installation, materials
should be properly tagged and stored, protected from environment effect,
for later use.
To ensure that the fan is wall mounted properly at the required height.
To ensure that the fan is mounted with zero level (parallel to the ceiling).
To ensure that the fan motor is accessible for service after its installation.
To ensure that to ensure that the cable terminations are done properly.
To ensure that there is no gap or opening in the casing of fan except for the
suction and discharge ends.
To ensure that the mouth connections done are of flange type and not cleat
connection.
To ensure that the nut bolts are properly fastened in the flanges.
To ensure that the foundation are laid for the assembly of the fan.
To ensure that the vibration isolators are placed underneath the base.
o Risk assessment for all activities has been carried out and attached as
annexure, all necessary control measures should be taken as mention in the
risk assessment.
o If work is at high level, only approved scaffolding and safety belts should be
used
o Safe work permit shall be obtained where require as per the directives of
HSE officer
Risk Assessment
o All workers may suffer sprains or fractures if they trip over waste including
brick bands and pallet debris
o All workers could suffer from back injury if regularly lifting/carrying heavy
o Serious head and other injuries to workers, others on site and members of
the public
1.PURPOSE
The method of statement is applicable for all copper pipes and fittings
installation works for the project as specified in project specification.
3. RESPONSIBLITES
4. TOOLS/EQUIPMENTS
Equipment that shall be used for the purpose are as follows:
Appl
5. MATERIALS
Copper pipe and Fittings shall be in line with the specification and approved
Material submittal
On receipt of Copper pipes & fittings, the materials shall be handled & stored in
line with the following procedure:
o Copper pipes and fittings will be stacked on a flat surface free from
sharp projections, stones or other objects likely to cause point
loading or pipe deformation.
o The storage area shall be kept in proper level, so that the stacked
pipes may be uniformly supported throughout their length.
o Copper pipes will not be dropped on hard surfaces and will not be
dragged along the ground. Wherever possible the loading and
unloading of pipes will be carried out manually by hand.
o The stacks will be protected from direct sunlight by covering with
tarpaulin sheets.
PRE-INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
The site engineer and supervisor also supervisor explains to the credited
from the edge inside and outside) shall be thoroughly cleaned from the rust,
paint oil scale or the other foreign materials, which are harmful for welding
and brazing alloy heat build-up quality.
Ensure all both pipe are clean without any dirt or oil deposits before
inserting to the socket which is index socket fittings, pressing firmly to reach
stopper tip from socket start leveling until its firmed follow procedure below.
For proper aligning external alloy rods are suitable to use particularly for
wall thickness of the copper pipe and its diameter size of the copper pipe to
insure proper usage
Apply solder or brazing Alloy rod to the mouth of the fittings when
reaches the correct temperature the solder alloy will flow freely into the joints.
Briefly reapply the blowtorch and wipe off any excess flux residues (solders).
BRAZING/WELDING CONFORMANCE:
Bronze welding of copper tube & pipes oxy-acetylene and insert gas shall
be in accordance with BS 1724.
shall be as per ITP. All welds and brazing joints will be 100% visually examined
conformity to drawing shall be done for all the lines checking that all
components supports ,brackets ,etc. are installed as per approved materials
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While brazing refrigerant pipes, flush them with nitrogen gas. Use a
pressure regulator to maintain a flow rate of 1.76 ft3/h (0.05 m3/h) or
more.
All the equipment used for welding & brazing shall be in good condition.
Testing pressure in the system for not less than 12 hours suggested,
without leakage or loss of pressure.
o
practices will be followed to keep the area clean, tidy and clear of
any tripping hazards.
While brazing refrigerant pipes, flush them with nitrogen gas. Use a
pressure regulator to maintain a flow rate of 1.76 ft3/h (0.05 m3/h) or
more.
All the equipment used for welding & brazing shall be in good condition.
Testing pressure in the system for not less than 12 hours suggested,
without leakage or loss of pressure.
Health and Safety
o Risk assessment for all activities has been carried out and attached
as annexure, all necessary control measures should be taken as
mention in the risk assessment.
Risk Assessment