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CITY OF ARLINGTON 238 N.OLYMPIC AVE.-ARLINGTON,WA.98223 ♦ PHONE:(360)403-3421 Permit#: BLD20100116 BUILDING ' Project Address: 19227 62ND AVE NE, ARLINGTON Parcel No: 31051500401200 "PROPERTYOWNER APPLICANT CONTRACTOR CITY OF ARLINGTON SUPERIOR POWDER SHANNON HEIGHTS HEATING 18204 59TH DR NE#A 19227 62ND AVE NE 18933 59th AVE NE#107 ARLINGTON,WA 98223- ARLINGTON,WA 98223- ARLINGTON,WA 98223- Phone:(360)403-3470 Ext. Phone:( ) - Ext. LICENSE#:SHANNLL081BC EXP:1/1/2012 Email: Email: PLUMBING CONTRACTOR MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR SHANNON HEIGHTS HEATING 18933 59th AVE NE#107 ARLINGTON,WA 98223- Liek Ex : Lic#:SHANNLL081BC Ex :1/1/2012 JOB DESCRIPTION GAS PIPING INSTALL AND 3 OUTLETS. VALUATION: $0 PERMIT TYPE:Commercial IPERMIT GROUP:Mechanical/Solar NUMBER OF STORIES:0 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS:0 OCCUPANT GROUP: CODE:2006 OCCUPANT LOAD: PROPOSEDEXISTING AREA AREA BASEMENT:0 1ST FLOOR:0 2ND FLOOR:0 BASEMENT:0 1 ST FLOOR:0 2ND FLOOR:0 3RD FLOOR:0 GARAGE:0 DECK:0 OTHER:0 13RD FLOOR:0 GARAGE:0 DECK:0 OTHER:0 FRONTSETBACK SIDESETBACK REQUIRED PROPOSED: REQUIRED: PROPOSED: RE UIRED: PROPOSED: HEIGHT ALLOWED:0 PROPOSED:O I REQUIRED: PROPOSED: SETBACK NOTES: PERMIT APPROVAL I AGREE TO COMPLY WITH CITY AND STATE LAWS REGULATING CONSTRUCTION AND IN DOING THE WORK AUTHORIZED THEREBY,NO PERSON WILL BE EMPLOYED IN VIOLATION OF THE LABOR CODE OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON RELATING TO WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE AND RCW 18:27, THIS APPLICATION IS NOT A PERMIT UNTIL SIGNED BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL OR HIS/HER DEPUTY AND ALL FEES ARE PAID. Sign a Print Name Date Rdledsed By / Date ATTENTION IT IS UNLAWFUL TO USE OR OCCUPY A BUILDING OR STRUCTURE UNTIL A FINAL INSPECTION HAS BEEN MADE AND APPROVAL OR A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY HAS BEEN GRANTED.UBC109/1BC110/IRC110. ARCHIVE APPLICANT ASSESSOR OTHER BLD20100116 CONDITIONS • None PERMIT FEES Date Description Fee Amount Paid Balance Due 9/7/2010 C-Mechanical Permit Fee $35.00 $0.00 $35.00 Total Due: $35.00 $0.00 $35.00 INSPECTIONS THIS PERMIT AUTHORIZES ONLY THE WORK NOTED.THIS PERMIT COVERS WORK TO BE DONE ON PRIVATE PROPERTY ONLY.ANY CONSTRUCTION ON THE PUBLIC DOMAIN(CURBS,SIDEWALKS,DRIVEWAYS,MARQUEES,ETC.)WILL REQUIRE SEPARATE PERMISSION. CALL FOR INSPECTIONS BUILDING/ENGINEERING/PARKS/UTILITIES/FINAL(360)435-0674 FIRE(360)403-3607 When calling for an inspection please leave the following information: Permit Number,Job Site Address,Type of Inspection being requested,Contact Name and Phone Number,Date Prefereed,and whether you prefer morning or afternoon. • None i . i EXHAUST SYSTEMS actual or simulated cooking, such as with smoke candles, activities. Chemicals are used or synthesized on a non-produe- I smoke puffers,etc. tion basis,rather than in a manufacturing process. 510.2 Where required.A hazardous exhaust system shall be SECTION 508 required wherever operations involving the handling or pro- COMMERCIAL KITCHEN MAKEUP AIR cessing of hazardous materials,in the absence of such exhaust systems and under normal operating conditions, have the 508.1 Makeup air. Makeup air shall be supplied during the potential to create one of the following conditions: operation of commercial kitchen exhaust systems that are pro- 1. A flammable vapor,gas,fume,mist or dust is present in vided for commercial cooking appliances. The amount of concentrations exceeding 25 percent of the lower makeup air supplied shall be approximately equal to the flammability limit of the substance for the expected amount of exhaust air. The makeup air shall not reduce the effectiveness of the exhaust system. Makeup air shall be pro- room temperature. vided by gravity or mechanical means or both.For mechanical 2. A vapor,gas,fume,mist or dust with a health-hazard rat- makeup air systems,the exhaust and makeup air systems shall ing of 4 is present in any concentration. be electrically interlocked to insure that makeup air is provided 3. A vapor,gas,fume,mist or dust with a health-hazard rat- whenever the exhaust system is in operation.Makeup air intake ing of 1,2 or 3 is present in concentrations exceeding 1 opening locations shall comply with Sections 401.4 and percent of the median lethal concentration of the sub- 401.4.1. stance for acute inhalation toxicity. 508.1.1 Makeup air temperature.The temperature differ- Exception: Laboratories, as defined in Section 510.1, ential between makeup air and the air in the conditioned except where the concentrations listed in Item 1 are space shall not exceed 10°F(6oQ. exceeded or a vapor, gas, fume, mist or dust with a Exceptions: health-hazard rating of 1,2, 3 or 4 is present in concentra- tions exceeding 1 percent of the median lethal concentration 1. Makeup air that is part of the air-conditioning sys- of the substance for acute inhalation toxicity. tem. 2. Makeup air that does not decrease the comfort con- [I'j 510.2.1 Lumber yards and woodworking facilities. ditions of the occupied space. Equipment or machinery located inside buildings at lumber yards and woodworking facilities which generates or emits 508.2 Compensating hoods.Manufacturers of compensating combustible dust shall be provided with an approved hoods shall provide a label indicating minimum exhaust flow dust-collection and exhaust system installed in confor- and/or maximum makeup airflow that provides capture and mance with this section and the International Fire Code. containment of the exhaust effluent. Equipment and systems that are used to collect,process or convey combustible dusts shall be provided with an approved explosion-control system. SECTION 509 [F]510.2.2 Combustible fibers.Equipment or machinery FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS within a building which generates or emits combustible 509.1 Where required. Commercial cooking appliances fibers shall be provided with an approved dust-collecting required by Section 507.2.1 to have a Type I hood shall be pro- and exhaust system. Such systems shall comply with this vided with an approved automatic fire suppression system code and the International Fire Code. complying with the International Building Code and the Inter- national Fire Code. 510.3 Design and operation.The design and operation of the exhaust system shall be such that flammable contaminants are diluted in noncontaminated air to maintain concentrations in SECTION 510 the exhaust flow below 25 percent of the contaminant's lower HAZARDOUS EXHAUST SYSTEMS flammability limit. 510.1 General.This section shall govern the design and con- 510A Independent system.Hazardous exhaust systems shall struction of duct systems for hazardous exhaust and shall deter- be independent of other types of exhaust systems.Incompati- mine where such systems are required. Hazardous exhaust ble materials,its defined in the International Fire Code,shall systems are systems designed to capture and control hazardous not be exhausted through the same hazardous exhaust system. emissions generated from product handling or processes, and Hazardous exhaust systems shall not share common shafts convey those emissions to the outdoors. Hazardous emissions with other duct systems,except where such systems are haz- include flammable vapors,gases,fumes,mists or dusts,and vol- ardous exhaust systems originating in the same fire area. atile or airborne materials posing a health hazard,such as toxic Exception:The provision of this section shall not apply to orcorrosive materials.For the purposes of this section,the health laboratory exhaust systems where all of the following con- hazard rating of materials shall be as specified in NFPA 704. ditions apply: For the purposes of the provisions of Section 510, a labora- 1. All of the hazardous exhaust ductwork and other labo- tory shall be defined as a facility where the use of chemicals is ratory exhaust within both the occupied space and the related to testing,analysis,teaching,research or developmental shafts is under negative pressure while in operation. 2006 INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE® 47 4 EXHAUST SYSTEMS 2. The hazardous exhaust ductwork manifolded 510.5.6 Clearances. The minimum clearance between together within the occupied space must originate hoods and combustible construction shall be the clearance within the same fire area. required by the duct system. 3. Each control branch has a flow regulating device. 510.5.7 Ducts. Hazardous exhaust duct systems shall 4. Perchloric acid hoods and connected exhaust shall be extend directly to the exterior of the building and shall not prohibited from manifolding. extend into or through ducts and plenums. 5. Radioisotope hoods are equipped with filtration 510.6 Penetrations.Penetrations of structural elements by a and/or carbon beds where required by the registered hazardous exhaust system shall conform to Sections 510.6.1 design professional. through 510.6.4. 6. Biological safety cabinets are filtered. Exception: Duct penetrations within H-5 occupancies as 7. Provision is made for continuous maintenance of allowed by the International Building Code. negative static pressure in the ductwork. 510.6.1 Fire dampers.Fire dampers are prohibited in haz- ' Contaminated air shall not be recirculated to occupied areas ardous exhaust ducts. unless the contaminants have been removed.Air contaminated 510.6.2 Floors.Hazardous exhaust systems that penetrate a with explosive or flammable vapors,fumes or dusts;flamma- floor/ceiling assembly shall be enclosed in a fire-resis- ble,highly toxic or toxic gases;or radioactive material shall not tance-rated shaft constructed in accordance with the Inter- be recirculated. national Building Code. 510.5 Design.Systems for removal of vapors,gases and smoke 510.6.3 Wall assemblies.Hazardous exhaust duct systems shall be designed by the constant velocity or equal friction that penetrate fire-resistance-rated wall assemblies shall be methods. Systems conveying particulate matter shall be enclosed in fire-resistance-rated construction from the point designed employing the constant velocity method. of penetration to the outlet terminal,except where the inte- rior of the duct is equipped with an approved automatic fire 510.5.1 Balancing.Systems conveying explosive or radio-active materials shall be prebalanced by duct sizing. Other suppression system.Ducts shall be enclosed in accordancewith the International Building Code requirements for shaft systems shall be balanced by duct sizing with balancing construction and such enclosure shall have a minimum devices, such as dampers. Dampers provided to balance air-flow shall be provided with securely fixed mini- fire-resistance-rating of not less than the highest fire-resis- mum-position blocking devices to prevent restricting flow tance-rated wall assembly penetrated. below the required volume or velocity. 510.6.4 Fire walls.Ducts shall not penetrate a fire wall. 510.5.2 Emission control.The design of the system shall 510.7 Suppression required.Ducts shall be protected with an be such that the emissions are confined to the area in which approved automatic fire suppression system installed in accor- they are generated by air currents,hoods or enclosures and dance with the International Building Code. shall be exhausted by a duct system to a safe location or Exceptions: treated by removing contaminants. 1. An approved automatic fire suppression system shall 510.5.3 Hoods required.Hoods or enclosures shall be used not be required in ducts conveying materials,fumes, where contaminants originate in a limited areaof aspace.The mists and vapors that are nonflammable and design of the hood or enclosure shall be such that air currents noncombustible under all conditions and at any con- created by the exhaust systems will capture the contaminants centrations. and transport them directly to the exhaust duct. 2. An approved automatic fire suppression system shall 510.5.4 Contaminant"capture and dilution.The velocity not be required in ducts where the largest cross-sec- and circulation of air in work areas shall be such that con- tional diameter of the duct is less than 10 inches(254 taminants are captured by an airstream at the area where the mm). emissions are generated and conveyed into a product-con- veying duct system. Contaminated air from work areas 3. For laboratories, as defined in Section 510.1, auto- where hazardous contaminants are generated shall be labor fire protection systems shall not be required in l diluted below the thresholds specified in Section 5.10.2 with laboratory hoods or exhaust systems. air that does not contain other hazardous contaminants. 510.8 Duct construction.Ducts utilized to convey hazardous 510.5.5 Makeup air.Makeup air shall be provided at a rate exhaust shall be constructed of approved G90 galvanized sheet approximately equal to the rate that air is exhausted by the steel,with a minimum nominal thickness as specified in Table hazardous exhaust system. Makeup-air intakes shall be 510.8. located so as to avoid recirculation of contaminated air. 48 2006 INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE® EXHAUST SYSTEMS Nonmetallic ducts utilized in systems exhausting nonflam- SECTION 511 mable corrosive fumes or vapors shall be listed and labeled. DUST,STOCK AND REFUSE Nonmetallic duct shall have a flame spread index of 25 or less CONVEYING SYSTEMS and a smoke-developed index of 50 or less, when tested in 511.1 Dust,stock and refuse conveying systems.Dust,stock accordance with ASTM E 84. Ducts shall be approved for and refuse conveying systems shall comply with the provisions installation in such an exhaust system. of Section 510 and Sections 511.1.1 through 511.2. Where the products being exhausted are detrimental to the 511.1.1 Collectors and separators.Collectors and separa- duct material, the ducts shall be constricted of alternative tors involving such systems as centrifugal separators, bag ' materials that are compatible with the exhaust. filter systems and similar devices,and associated supports shall be constructed of noncombustible materials and shall TABLE 510.8 be located on the exterior of the building or structure.A col- MINIMUM DUCT THICKNESS lector or separator shall not be located nearer than 10 feet MINIMUM NOMINAL THICKNESS (3048 mm)to combustible construction or to an unprotected DIAMETER OF wall or floor opening,unless the collector is provided with a DUCT OR Nonabrasive/ metal vent pipe that extends above the highest part of any MAXIMUM SIDE Nonabrasive Abrasive Abrasive DIMENSION materials materials materials roof with a distance of 30 feet(9144 mm). 0-8 inches - 0.028 inch 0.034 inch 0.040 inch Exceptions: (No.24 Gage) (No.22 Ga e) (No.20 Gage) 1. Collectors such as"Point of Use"collectors,close 9-18 inches 0.034 inch E(No.18 h 0.052 inch (No.22 Ga e) Gage) (No.18 Ga e) extraction weld fume collectors, spray finishing booths,stationary grinding tables,sanding booths, ]9-30 inches 0.040 inch h 0.064 inch (No.zo Ga e) e) (No.16 Ga e) and integrated or machine-mounted collectors shall be permitted to be installed indoors provided Over 30 inches 0.052 inch 0.064 inch 0.079 inch the installation is in accordance with the Interna- (No. 18 Gage) (No. 16 Gage) (No.14 Gage) I tional Fire Code and the ICC Electrical Code. For S1: 1 inch=25.4 mm. 2. Collectors in independent exhaust systems han- 510.8.1 Duct joints. Ducts shall be made tight with lap dling combustible dusts shall be permitted to be joints having a minimum lap of 1 inch(25 mm). installed indoors provided that such collectors are installed in compliance with the International Fire 510.8.2 Clearance to combustibles. Ducts shall have a Code and the ICC Electrical Code. clearance to combustibles in accordance with Table 510.8.2. 511.1.2 Discharge pipe.Discharge piping shall conform to Exhaust gases having temperatures in excess of 600°F the requirements for ducts, including clearances required (316°C)shall be exhausted to a chimney in accordance with for high-heat appliances,as contained in this code.A deliv- Section 511.2. ery pipe from a cyclone collector shall not convey refuse directly into the firebox of a boiler, furnace, dutch oven, TABLE 510.8.2 refuse burner,incinerator or other appliance. CLEARANCE TO COMBUSTIBLES 511.1.3 Conveying systems exhaust discharge. An TYPE OF EXHAUST OR CLEARANCE TO COMBUSTIBLES exhaust system shall discharge to the outside of the building TEMPERATURE OF EXHAUST("F) (inches) either directly by flue or indirectly through the bin or vault Less than 100 1 into which the system discharges except where the contami- 100-600 12 nants have been removed. Exhaust system discharge shall be permitted to be recirculated provided that the solid par- Flammable vapors 6 ticulate has been removed at a minimum efficiency of 99.9 For Sl: 1 inch=25.4 mm,°C=[(°F)-32]/1.8. percent at 10 microns,vapor concentrations are less than 25 percent of the LFL,and approved equipment is used to mon- 510.8.3 Explosion relief. Systems exhausting potentially itor the vapor concentration. explosive mixtures shall be protected with an approved 511.1.4 Spark protection. The outlet of an open-air explosion relief system or by an approved explosion preven- exhaust terminal shall be protected with an approved metal tion system designed and installed in accordance with NFPA or other noncombustible screen to prevent the entry of 69.An explosion relief system shall be designed to minimize sparks. the structural and mechanical damage resulting from an explosion or deflagration within the exhaust system. An 511.1.5 Explosion relief vents.A safety or explosion relief explosion prevention system shall be designed to prevent an vent shall be provided on all systems that convey combusti- explosion or deflagration from occurring. ble refuse or stock of an explosive nature, in accordance with the requirements of the International Building Code. 510.9 Supports. Ducts shall be supported at intervals not 511.1.5.1 Screens.Where a screen is installed in a safety exceeding 10 feet(3048 mm).Supports shall be constructed of relief vent, the screen shall be attached so as to permit noncombustible material. ready release under the explosion pressure. 2006 INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE® 49 i EXHAUST SYSTEMS TABLE 511.2 CONSTRUCTION,CLEARANCE AND TERMINATION REQUIREMENTS FOR SINGLE-WALL METAL CHIMNEYS MINIMUM THICKNESS TERMINATION CLEARANCE Combustible Above any part of construction Noncombustible Above roof building within(feet) (inches) construction CHIMNEYS Walls opening Interior Exterior Interior Exterior SERVING (inch) Lining (feet) 10 25 50 inst. inst. inst. inst. 0.127 High-heat appliances (No. 10 4�/z"laid on 4t/z"bed 20 — — 20 See Note c (Over 2,000°F)° MSG) Low Heat appliances 0.127 (1,000°F normal operation) (No. 10 MSG) none 3 2 — — ]8 6 Up to 18"diameter,2" Medium-heat appliances 0.127 Up to 18"dia.21/2" Over 18"diameter,4"(2,0o(ri,maximum)' (No.10 MSG) Over 18"-41/2" 10 — 10 — 36 24 On 41/,"bed For SI: I inch=25.4 min, 1 foot=304.8 mm,°C=[(°F)-32]/l.8. a. Lining shall extend from bottom to top of outlet. b. Lining shall extend from 24 inches below connector to 24 feet above. c. Clearance shall be as specified by the design engineer and shall have sufficient clearance from buildings and structures to avoid overheating combustible materials (maximum 160°F). 511.1.5.2 Hoods.The relief vent shall be provided with SECTION 513 an approved noncombustible cowl or hood, or with a SMOKE CONTROL SYSTEMS counterbalanced relief valve or cover arranged to prevent [F]513.1 Scope and purpose.This section applies to mechan- the escape of hazardous materials,gases or liquids. ical and passive smoke control systems that are required by the International Building Code.The purpose of this section is to 511.2 Exhaust outlets.Outlets for exhaust that exceed 600°F establish minimum requirements for the design, installation (315°C) shall be designed as a chimney in accordance with and acceptance testing of smoke control systems that are Table 511.2. intended to provide a tenable environment for the evacuation or no relocation of occupants.These provisions are not intended for the preservation of contents, the timely restoration of opera- tions,or for assistance in fire suppression or overhaul activities. SECTION 512 Smoke control systems regulated by this section serve a differ- SUBSLAB SOIL EXHAUST SYSTEMS ent purpose than the smoke-and heat-venting provisions found in Section 910 of the International Building Code. 512.1 General. When a subslab soil exhaust system is pro- [F] 513.2 General design requirements. Buildings, struc- vided, the duct shall conform to the requirements of this sec- tures, or parts thereof required by this code to have a smoke tion. control system or systems shall have such systems designed in 512.2 Materials. Subslab soil exhaust system duct material accordance with the applicable requirements of Section 909 of shall be air duct material listed and labeled to the requirements the International Building Code and the generally accepted of UL 181 for Class 0 air ducts,or any of the following piping and well-established principles of engineering relevant to the design. The construction documents shall include sufficient materials that comply with the International Plumbing Code as building sanitary drainage and vent pipe:cast iron;galvanized information and detail to describe adequately the elements of steel;brass or copper pipe;copper tube of a weight not less than the design necessary for the proper implementation of the that of a copper drainage tube,Type De of and It not piping. smoke control systems. These documents shall be accompa- pp g yp p p p g. nied with sufficient information and analysis to demonstrate 512.3 Grade.Exhaust system ducts shall not be trapped and compliance with these provisions. shall have a minimum slope of one-eighth unit vertical in 12 [F]513.3 Special inspection and test requirements.In addi- units horizontal (1-percent slope). tion to the ordinary inspection and test requirements which buildings,structures and parts thereof are required to undergo, 512.4 Termination. Subslab soil exhaust system ducts shall smoke control systems subject to the provisions of Section 909 extend through the roof and terminate at least 6 inches (152 of the International Building Code shall undergo special min)above the roof and at least 10 feet(3048 mm)from any. inspections and tests sufficient to verify the proper commis- operable openings or air intake. sioning of the smoke control design in its final installed condi- tion. The design submission accompanying the construction 512.5 Identification.Subslab soil exhaust ducts shall be per- documents shall clearly detail procedures and methods to be manently identified within each floor level by means of a tag, used and the items subject to such inspections and tests.Such stencil or other approved marking. commissioning shall be in accordance with generally accepted 50 2006 INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE® r GFS® Powder Module (Pc- too) Installation, Operation, and Maintenance Manual SUPERIOR POWDER COAT Customer: Distributor: FINISHING SYSTEMS LLC, Model #: PC-100-T3T Serial #: U5494-B P.O.#: FS6351 Read and keep this manual for future reference. All personnel operating the equipment described in this manual should review and understand all instructions before use. 12731 Norway Road—Osseo, Wisconsin 54758—(800)848-8738—(715)597-2193 fax GLOBAL FINISHING SOLUTIONS m (800)848-8738 www.gIobaIfinishing.com Rw4W7 i I DEPARTMENT REFERENCE GUIDE Use the following guide to help you determine whether to contact the Parts Department or the Customer Service Department with your questions. To contact either department, call (800) 848-8738. Then follow the voice prompts for the correct department. You may leave a message on the voice mail system, and someone will get back to you as soon as possible. If you prefer to send a fax, dial (715) 597-2193. Be sure to address the correct department on your fax. When you order replacement parts for your product, it is important to know the following information BEFORE ordering: • Model Number • Serial Number • Part Number & Description • Quantity • Purchase Order Number or Credit Card Number • Preferred Shipping Method (UPS, Federal Express, Truck, Air, etc.) • Complete Shipping and Billing Address. You can find the Model Number and Serial Number of your product on the ID Plate located on your product. Parts & Filters - . All standard and custom products are designed GFS provides ongoing customer and technical and built by GFS. All parts are retained on file for support for its customers. You can reach a customer immediate reference, replacement, and availability. service representative during regular business hours. Pricing for Parts Current prices and delivery costs will be quoted Returning Parts F.O.B. from Osseo, Wisconsin, Postal Code 54758. All goods to be returned for credit or exchange must be accompanied by a Return Goods Supplier to Stock New/Replacement Parts Authorization form. Call GFS to request form. Goods For replacement parts and supplies, contact the are subject to a 30% handling charge. Parts Department. We will help you locate your Special non-stock items can be accepted only nearest distributor. with the approval of our suppliers and are subject to any additional handling and restocking charges. Note: If you have questions about the warranty,please contact your Availability and Service distributor PRIOR to contacting GFS. Critical operational parts for productions and customer safety will be shipped overnight when possible. Operation and Maintenance Manuals GFS includes an electronic copy of the operation &maintenance manual with each job. You may purchase additional electronic or printed manuals by contacting customer service. Other Services • Installation questions • Arrange for an installation • Arrange for a service call • Notify GFS of undelivered parts or other shipment problems GLOBAL FINISHING SOLUTIONS7M (800)848-8738 www.globalfinishing.com 13 Rev.4007 TABLE OF CONTENTS > Warranty ......................................................................................................................................3 > General Information and Introduction...........................................................................................4 • How to Use This Manual • A Message for the Purchaser • Product Description > Safety Information ........................................................................................................................5 • General Safety • Safety Notes • Safety Precautions > Assembly and Operation Instructions..... ............... ............ .. ................... ........... ._ _ 7 • Assembly Instructions Step 1: Powder Module (PC-100) Installation Step 2: Cartridge Filter Installation Step 3: Static Bonding Step 4: Module Grounding Step 5: Air Supply Installation Step 6: Control Options Option #1 Electrical Timer Board (Standard) Option #2 Deluxe Control Panel Step 7: Wiring Blower Motor Step 8: Photohelic Gauge Installation > Sequence of Operation.................................................................................................................10 • Maintenance.................................................................................................................................11 • Maintenance Instructions • Troubleshooting Guide > Department Reference Guide.......................................................................................................13 > Parts List.......................................................................................................................................14 > Mechanical Drawings GLOBAL FINISHING SOLUTIONST"' (800)848-8738 www.globalfinishing.com 2 Rev412M7 i Y I G F CS` .3 LIMITED WARRANTY Global Finishing Solutions (the Sellers) warrants to the original end-user buyer (the buyer) that the equipment manufactured by, and purchased from, the Seller (the Equipment), if properly installed in accordance with the Seller's Service Manual, operated, and maintained, and used under normal conditions, shall be free from defects in workmanship and materials for a period of one (1) year from the date the Equipment is shipped from the facilities of the Seller. The obligation of the Seller, and the Buyer's SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY hereunder, shall be limited to one of the following, at the Seller's option: (01) The repair or replacement of defective parts or components (collectively, the Parts) of the Equipment; provided, however, the Buyer shall be responsible for the payment of all labor costs associated with any such repair or replacement. (02) In the event the Seller is unable to repair or replace the defective Parts, the Buyer shall be entitled to a refund of the cost of the Parts. The Seller shall have no obligation under this Limited Warranty for ordinary wear and tear of the Equipment; if installation of the Equipment does not comply with local, state and federal requirements or laws; or if the Equipment is modified by any other person or organization. The Seller makes no warranty of any kind whatsoever with respect to Parts, which are manufactured or supplied by other persons or organizations (an OEM); provided, however, the Seller shall reasonably assist the Buyer in connection with warranties, if any, provided by an OEM. Warranty Performance Procedures In the event the Buyer believes the Seller may be responsible for the performance of any warranty obligation, the Buyer must immediately send written notice of a claimed defect, and must immediately refrain from any further use of the affected Equipment. No attempted repair of the claimed defect may be made without the prior written consent of the Seller. Before any Parts can be returned to the Seller, the Buyer must contact the Seller and request a Return Authorization. Upon the Buyer's receipt of the Return Authorization form,the Parts may be shipped, freight prepaid, to the facility designated on the Return Authorization. All Parts returned for repair, replacement, or refund (a refund may be made in the form of a credit to the Buyer's account), must be accompanied by the Return Authorization. All returned parts are subject to a thirty percent (30%) handling charge. Parts manufactured or supplied by an OEM are subject to the warranties, if any provided by such OEM's; and repair or replacement of such Parts are subject to the approval of the OEM. The Buyer shall be responsible for the payment of any handling or restocking charges associated with OEM Parts. Disclaimers of Warranties THE WARRANTIES CONTAINED HEREIN ARE EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, OR ANY OTHER OBLIGATION ON THE PART OF THE SELLER, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. ANY MODELS, DRAWINGS, PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, AFFIRMATION OF FACT, PROMISES, OR OTHER COMMUNICATIONS BY THE SELLER WITH THE REFERENCE TO THE EQUIPMENT OR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE EQUIPMENT ARE SOLELY FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE BUYER AND SHALL NOT IN ANY WAY MODIFY THE EXPRESSED WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS SET FORTH HEREIN. THE BUYER ACKNOWLEDGES IT IS PURCHASING THE EQUIPMENT SOLELY ON THE BASIS OF THE COMMITMENTS FOR THE SELLER AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH HEREIN. NO AGENTS OR OTHER PARTIES ARE AUTHORIZED TO MAKE ANY WARRANTIES ON BEHALF OF THE COMPANY OR TO ASSUME FOR THE COMPANY ANY OTHER LIABILITY OR OBLIGATION IN CONNECTION WITH THE EQUIPMENT. Consequential Damages The Seller shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages arising from the use of the equipment by the Buyer, the breach of any warranties, the failure to deliver, delay in delivery, delay on nonconforming condition, or for any other breach of contract or duty between the Seller and the Buyer. Limitation of Actions Any action resulting from the breach of any warranty contained herein by the Seller must be commenced within one (1) year after the cause of action accrues. In no event shall the Seller's total liability for any or all breaches of any warranty exceed the actual purchase price paid by the Buyer for the Equipment. Global Finishing Solutions 12731 Norway Road - Osseo,Wisconsin 54758 - (800)848-8738 - (715)597-2193 fax IL_ -1 GLOBAL FINISHING SOLUTIONSTM (800)848-8738 www.globalfinishing.com 3 Rev.4rM7 GENERAL INFORMATION and initiates the high-velocity pulse of air that is automatically injected into each filter IMPORTANT! sequentially. This means you need to change filters less often. Read and save these instructions before attempting to assemble, install, operate, or maintain the product Global ships the module with all necessary described. Protect yourself and others by observing all hardware and assembly drawings. safety information. Failure to comply with instructions could result in personal injury and/or property damage. Retain IMPORTANT! these instructions for future reference. This equipment is designed expressly for the removal of particulate matter only. How to Use This Manual This manual contains instructions for the safe installation, operation, and maintenance of your PC-100 powder module. Please read the Safety Information section of this manual before you unpack and assemble the module. INTRODUCTION A Message for the Purchaser The management and employees at Global Finishing Solutions (GFS) would like to thank you for selecting our product for your industry. Our product conforms to Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) and National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) regulations for your safety. The employees of GFS understand the importance of a quality system and strive to manufacture the best product on the market. Product Description This PC-100 powder module features cartridge filtration, which re-circulates clean, filtered air. The powder module includes a 20- inch [508mm], high-performance non-sparking fan, six high-efficiency primary cartridge filters, reverse pulse jet solenoids, and four final filters. It includes a five horsepower direct-drive blower, 208 230/460 volts, 60 hertz 3-phase. The deluxe control panel features a Photohelic pressure gauge that monitors pressure drop GLOBAL FINISHING SOLUTIONSTM (800)848-8738 www.globalfinishing.com Rev.4=7 4 i �,� - � - ,. i SAFETY INFORMATION o All persons who will operate, service, inspect, or otherwise handle this product IMPORTANTI must read and understand the safe This manual contains statements relative to worker safety. operating practices, safety precautions, and warning messages in this Read this manual thoroughly and comply as directed. documentation. Operate this equipment in accordance with the guidelines set forth in this manual. It is impossible to list all potential • Disconnect and lock out the main electrical hazards of this equipment. Instruct all personnel involved service before installing, adjusting, or with this equipment in the safe conduct and operation of the servicing the product. system. GFS recommends that only qualified personnel • Ensure that all electrical components are operate and maintain this equipment. grounded to a central ground. • Electrical installation should be completed General Safety by a qualified electrician. Installation must meet all applicable national, state, and local electrical codes. Operation and maintenance of this product must be performed properly by qualified • Become familiar with all controls. personnel who observe the warnings in all . Safety signs, panels, and labels that are documentation and notes provided with and on normally affixed to the product must be the product. replaced immediately if illegible or missing. Follow all general standards for installation • New or replacement parts that are installed and safety for work on installations. Follow all during repair or maintenance must include good practices for the proper use of lifting all safety signs, panels, and labels as tackle and equipment. The use of protective specified by the manufacturer. These must equipment such as safety goggles and be affixed to the new or replacement parts protective footwear must be considered. as specified by the manufacturer. If any pumps or compressors are included • Some powder coating activities may as part of this Installation, they must be require the use of respiratory protection. connected in compliance with data in the • Make sure that the air supply to the documentation provided. module is clean, dry air. There must not be any moisture in the air supply. Guards and covers that prevent contact with electrically energized or moving parts are required and must not be removed or left open Safety Precautions during operation. • Install the module in compliance with the Sound pressure levels over 85 decibels standards of the NFPA. may cause damage to your health. Where • Comply with all local electrical, safety, and applicable, use earplugs or take other safety fire codes and regulations, the National measures to protect yourself. Electrical Code (NEC), and OSHA guidelines. Safety Notes • A fire suppression system (sprinklers or dry chemical) may be required by the NFPA. A • The product must be installed and serviced fire suppression system is not supplied with only by a trained, qualified service this module. technician. Incorrect installation may void the warranty. GLOBAL FINISHING SOLUTIONST"' (800)848-8738 www.globaIfinishing.corn Rev.a2o7 5 Irw r, i u ' The use of a solenoid valve may be required by the NFPA to shut off the air supply to the powder application equipment. Solenoid valves are not supplied with this product except by optional purchase. Treat used arrestor filter pads and any other paint-contaminated items as flammable products and dispose of them properly and safely. Safety Hazard! There are inherent hazards associated with the operation and service of this equipment. For your personal safety, observe all of the safety information. Failure to observe these safety practices can result in personal injury or death. GLOBAL FINISHING SOLUTIONSTM (800)848-8738 www.globalfinishing.com Ra 4W7 6 I ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION Figure 1 INSTRUCTIONS Cartridge Filter Installation IMPORTANTI outer Inner Gasket Do not attempt to install the PC-100 until you have read Gasket these instructions carefully. Study all drawings thoroughly. Each component is shown by part letter on the assembly drawings. This will help you determine where to install the various components. STEP 1: Powder Module (PC-1100) Installation STEP 3: Static Bonding The Powder Module (PC-100) is pre- assembled, but the filters have been removed Static Brushes are installed in the filter for shipping. The PC-100 is pre-drilled for collector to assist in dissipating any static accurate on-site alignment. Refer to the charge that may build up on the filters. It is included assembly drawings for details. the operator's responsibility to ensure that the static grounding system is functioning properly Note and static charge is not building up in the filters or collector. Allow 3' [914mm] between the fan motor and any obstruction for maintenance and removal of the fans and The static brushes are mounted with Tek- final filters. screws on the back wall of the filter collector. Make sure that each brush makes contact with both upper and lower filters. Refer to Figure 2. STEP 2: Cartridge Filter Installation 1. Begin installing the cartridge filters by Figure 2 placing one filter on a cartridge filter Static Brushes pedestal. 6W.[.W, 2. When stacking a second filter on top of the ��=="'• NP7 Anhnc Connac4un first one, make sure to align the inner } Aa Mamrow gasket of one filter with the outer gasket of the next filter. These gasket rings must be nested correctly, one inside the other, for Top View " } the filters to function properly. Refer to Figure 1. 3. Make sure that the top filter in each column Cartridge Fillers Final Fillers is aligned with the cartridge filter guide, which is located in the top panel of the collector module. 4. After you have installed all the filter cartridges, lock them in place by tightening Latch ------- the filter push clamps located under each "' stub+Brost, cartridge filter pedestal. Side View Note Note Make sure each brush makes contact with both upper and You may need to provide additional means of grounding lower cartridge filters. (i.e. alligator clamps and wire bonding). GLOBAL FINISHING SOLLITIONST"t (800)848-8738 www.globalfinishing.com Rev,4/1/07 7 i STEP 4: Module Grounding IMPORTANT! Use pipe sealant on all air connections. In addition, it is imperative that you ground the PC-100 to the building earth ground. Without proper grounding between the STEP 6: Control Options filters, PC-100, and building earth ground, the potential exists for fire and/or explosion. Option #1 Electrical Timer Board (Standard Control) STEP 5: Air Supply Installation The electrical timer board is supplied with the PC-100 when GFS does not provide a Note control panel. The air supply requirements are 2.3 CFM @ 40- 70 psig or 13.1 SCFM. (The regulator is not included--obtain one The electrical timer board includes a locally.) reverse pulse-jet controller. This controller is supplied in a NEMA 1 enclosure with a pulse 1. Remove the pipe cap from the top of the off/on selector switch. To clean the filters, turn PC-100 manifold and connect the air supply the selector switch on. The pulse-jet controller line. Refer to Figure 3. will clean the filters continuously until you turn 2. Incorporate the use of air valves, bleed- the selector switch off. The pulse-jet solenoids type regulators, gauges, and filters as operate in sequential order. Refer to Figure 4. necessary. Install these components where they will be easily accessible for Figure 4 maintenance. Make sure that these Electrical Timer Board Hook-Up components are sized correctly according to the system requirements. External control switch 050 /4"[617 / Pressure Oh/On Aluminum ►I• !Switch Input Pulse Cleaning Chassis / Adjustments Figure 3 lal _LC Air Supply Installation Program W1ro tT Air Line Can neclion KN= Air Hose with Hose Clampst'1251 NPT by Owner 1"125]NPT Pipe Cap n�cnet;wom ro F;'0 olertq P pr Connection 3a �Fuse . Air Line Filter _ 1+snv�ma.ni.o.ao.i 1/4"I61 120 l,l 1 —•/diameter hole Volts AC_ Solenoid Valves 5%t" (t61 Ill 0 jj .215 - Maximum i I Option #2 Deluxe Control Panel III � 11►lii. I►i�� 1i Jill ii I I I Il �rll�) IIll) The deluxe control panel is designed for a single point connection of the lighting, motor, and control of the powder booth. It includes I� �I�i Illl�ll �I' the following: i • NEMA 12/13 industrial enclosure Note • Main breaker-type disconnect Global supplies an air line filter with every order. Install the • Motor starter(s) sized for horsepower and filter on the air supply inlet of the PC-100 module(s). Refer voltage to Figure 3. GLOBAL FINISHING SOLUTIONSTM (800)848-8738 www.gIobaIfinishing.com Re,4r2107 i i .- I i i i _ u i - . i ,, . i � _ - i i i � _ Control/lighting transformer with primary STEP 8: Photohelic Gauge Installation and secondary fuse protection The Photohelic gauge is only included along • Lighting control, including off/on selector with the optional deluxe control panel. switch, lighting contactor, and light lens switch interlock. 1. Remove the 1/8 NPT pipe plugs and screw • Fire protection terminal interlock the 1/8 NPT elbow and 1/8 NPT Tees as supplied by Global into the coupling on the • System ventilation operator control buttons top of the PC-100. • Continuous or on-demand cleaning mode 2. Install 1/4 inch CID plastic tubing and selector switch connect it to the Photohelic gauge located • Manual clean cycle button outside of the module. 3. For proper operation of the Photohelic • Automatic cleaning cycle controller gauge, install the connections and filters. • Reverse pulse-jet controller Refer to the included electrical wiring drawings for details. • System operational pilot lights • Spray-permissive safety circuit • Available in 208/230/480 volt standard, optional single phase and 575 volt. STEP 7: Wiring of Blower Motor IMPORTANT! Follow NEC and local regulations in regards to the proper wiring of equipment. Upon start-up, verify rotation of blower and motor. Rotation should be clockwise, compared to rotation arrow located on the back of the PC-100. Refer to Figure S. Figure 4 Electrical Timer Board Hook-Up Direct Orrve Plug _ Back View of Type F.hauSl Ung - PC-100 A ' Rolalion Slicker - l Fe91 F0e1S is .i ii iii :i ii GLOBAL FINISHING SOLUTIONSTM (800)848-8738 www.globalfinishing.com 9 SEQUENCE OF OPERATION 7. You may activate manual cleaning mode at any time. Press the manual clean mode Deluxe Control Panel button when the ventilation system is off: The cycle will pulse clean at each filter bank one time before shutting off. If the 1. Make sure that the powder booth is in good ventilation system is on, the pulse jet maintenance, and check that all electrical cleaning cycle will remain on until the covers, doors, etc. are in place. Photohelic gauge senses that the 2. Turn the main disconnect on. differential pressure is at the lower set point. The cycle will continue to pulse clean 3. Turn on the booth lights using the lighting at each filter bank before shutting down. selector switch on the face of the control panel. 8. To shut down the system, press the stop button. If the system is in a pulse-jet 4. Press the start button. The exhaust fan(s) cleaning cycle, that cycle will stop and will start, and a light on the face of the reset. control panel will indicate that they are on. 5. If all electrical safeties are proven, you may begin powder application. 6. Choose auto (on-demand) or continuous cleaning mode by using the switch on the control panel. The ventilation system must be on for either mode to be active. For on-demand cleaning, the Photohelic gauge senses the differential pressure of the primary filters. When the filter's differential pressure reaches the upper set- point, the reverse pulse-jet cycle begins. The PC-100 flushes each filter bank with a pulse of compressed air. This cycle continues until the Photohelic gauge senses that the differential pressure has reached the lower set-point. The when the last filter bank is cleaned, the cycle will shut off. In continuous-clean mode, the pulse-jet continues as long as the switch is on. The pulse-jet cycle will stop, however, any time the ventilation stops. GLOBAL FINISHING SOLUTIONSTM (800)848-8738 www.globalfinishing.com 10 Rev 4/7/07 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS Maintenance Schedule The frequency of many of the following Item to be Frequency maintenance checks depends upon the amount and kind of coating material you use. Day Wk. Mo. �6Mo,. Performing these maintenance checks at Filter Maintenance regular intervals will reduce fire hazards, maintain booth efficiency, prevent freshly Check manometer to coated objects from becoming blemished, and determine exhaust filter X hinder any possible booth rust. cleanliness (0.3" above clean) Exhaust Fan and Motor Keep control panel, filters, and housing clean. X Powder Containment Exhaust Fan Maintenance and Inspection Under proper operating conditions, powder Check fasteners, set should not exit the powder booth. If powder is screws, and lock collars X escaping the booth, verify that the filters are properly seated within the module. Verify that the filters are not overloaded. Verify the Lubricate the motor X pressure drop across the filters with the manometer, and visually inspect each filter Remove dust and dirt X stage. Replace filters as needed. From the motor Bearings, Shaft, and Wheel Inspect the fan blades X The blower has heavy duty, self-aligning ball Clean the fan blades X or roller pillow block bearings, polished, solid steel shafts, and a fully welded centrifugal wheel. Refer to the blower manufacturer maintenance manual for details. Consult local authorities for proper filter storage and disposal requirements. Here are some safety guidelines: Discard filter media to a safe, well-detached location, or place them in a water-filled metal container to prevent a possible fire hazard. Disposal depends on the type of coating material being captured. Consult local authorities for specific requirements. GLOBAL FINISHING SOLUTIONS'M (800)848-8738 www.globalfinishing.com Re,4M07 11 i� i n i T � z TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE Use this decision table to troubleshoot products that are not operating properly. Symptom Probable Cause Remedy The filter is dirty. Change the filters. There are obstructions in front of the Remove any obstructions. filters. The filters in use do not match the Change the filters to match the There is not enough design specifications. design specifications. airflow. The fan blades are dirty. Clean the fan blades. Motor/Blower rotation is incorrect. Check rotation should be clockwise as viewed from drive side. Have a qualified electrician reverse the motor leads. There is too much The filters are not properly seated. Ensure that all filters are in place. airflow. The motor is overheating. Clean dirt from the motor and clear any obstructions. There is no electrical current. Confirm that there are adequate The exhaust fan _ electrical connections. overloads. Check the continuity of the coil. If The coil is malfunctioning. you hear a metallic click when the coil is energized, then the coil is fine. The filters are dirty. Replace the filters. The solenoid valve will De-pressurize the system. Check the not open, or it will not The solenoid valve is dirty or worn. solenoid for dirt or wear. Clean or close. (The solenoid replace the valve as needed. valve is optional The solenoid valve is continuously Disconnect the electrical source to equipment) energized. the solenoid valve to ensure that the coil is not continuously energized. GLOBAL FINISHING SOLUTIONST" (800)848-8738 www.globalfinishing.com Rev.4l7/07 12 Envrronme►YhW f:~- htc. Environmental Filter Inc. ... offers a wide range of products and services for the dry filtration cartridge market. The products and services we offer are summarized below: Quality Replacement Cartridges Specifically Designed We manufacture a complete line of Cellulose, The unique pleat spacing design and specially for- Polyester, Synthetic, Coated and Non-Woven mulated cellulose filter media offers the following Cartridges to fit most cartridge collectors available features not found in conventional cartridges: in the marketplace today. . Each type of cartridge is Open Pleat Design. A unique separation method designed with a specific applicalion in rnind. The maintains a uniform open pleat for improved pulse filtration medios which are currently available are cleaning of the cartridge. This in turn reduces the Cellulose, Polyester, Nomex, P84, Ryton, Acrylic pressure drop of the cartridge for longer filter life. Coated, PTFE Laminated Films and Spun Bonded Non-Woven. ' improved Release. The smooth surface of the media provides for improved dust release. This also helps Custom Designs to reduce the pressure drop of the cartridge. Our Engineering staff can provide assistance in Fig. 1 illustrates the benefits of an open pleat designing custom cartridges to rneet your physical design. parameters and operating conditions. We offer a High Collection Efficiency. The FR filter media pro- wide range of special medias and size configura- vides a more stable and lighter filtration matrix. tions to meet your needs. Operating Collection Efficiencies of 99.7% to .5 micron particles can be obtained. High Temperatures We offer a full range of High Temperature Cartridges which are field proven at temperatures up to500 'F. 6— Research & Development Our R &D department is constantly evaluating s-- medias and developing new products. 4— Patented Performance Our products are covered by patents #4,818,261 and *4,765,81 1 and used where needed to: 3- 0 • reduce cleaning pressure required q` • improve cleaning performance F2 2— • increase cartridge life • enhance structural integrity 4 t • improve serviceability with clean air chamber removal Service 0 20 40 do 80 Our Engineering staff is trained to provide prompt, rime (Hrs.) expert advice in solving operating problems with r7 EFI + 2264 Ft. + 180 Sq. Ft. existing equipment antl is available for consultation on your individual application. Fig. 1 Pressure Drop vs. Time I � _ ' - I r OL - - EnvrinnmentaJ F71�r htc. For Temperatures Over 240OF -- Having conducted intense Laboratory and Field testing, we introduced a full line of cartridges for High Temperature Applications. FILTRATION MEDIA TEMPERATURE LIMITS Polyester 275-300`F 135-150'C Polyester-PTFE 275-300 135-150 Acrylic Coated Polyester 275-300 135-150 Aramid (NomexTm) 375-400 1904200 Ryton 375 190 Ryton-PTFE 375 190 P-84 475-500 250-260 Fiber Glass 500 260 PTFE Cartridges Spun Bond Medias The reason PTFE Cartridges are so effective is due to Spun Bond Medics (Pleatable Synthetics) ore avail- the Teflon (PTFE) film which is laminated to the filtra- able in a variety of finishes and compositions for tion side of the media. The filtration matrix of PTFE problematic applications. Spun Bond can be used Film consists of thousands of layers and millions of as an alternative for both paper and felt; perfor- pores. This film will trap even submicron particles. mance parameters and physical characteristics are Coupled with the unique pore structure is a smooth similar to felt in all respects. The unique qualities of and slick surface. This surface promotes dust Spun Bond Medias require exact application details release and in turn reduces pressure drop. It is these and specifications. unique properties of PTFE that make it an ideal prod- uct for difficult industrial applications. Design Features • Custom pleat spacing • Selection of media based upon chemical/physical environments. • All adhesives rated for 500 'F or 260 'C. • Extruded silicone gaskets for improved memory. • No exterior retaining rods or metal grids to trap dust in the base of pleats. Environmental Pilfer Inc. — stocks cartridges for all major dust cotlector manufacturers. If you hove a specific requirement, let our technical staff assist you. _ � _ 1 _ - - - 1 1 - 1 • 1 L 11 1 1 1 1 � ti � � 1 � 1 • ✓, 11 Elernent Speciftrcatlon Sheet Part Nutt Efectire Arm: 220 sq.ft. gk!er Line; Galvanizes!MTL GAL MTL Galvanized MTL GAL MTL Gasket 1 k90 1m Neoprene 10.75 11.75 112"SQ NEO On Top Neoprene C(On§009n LOqAfiGn None None Media Grade: M20 Celluk"Polyester 80-20 Number of Pleats 310 x 2.00 310 Element Ht wlo Gasket 26.00 Element O.D. 12.74 Element LD. 8.38 Endcaps I I Open*mn 0-0 Gasket WashW None Box Number-/Sits STD LAW as: JOI 216-203 1 -INoM■ — � TWorm ■f ■ ■ =I j worm ■ timis-loom Eme • - 7 `EV _ — ■ ■ ■ ■ . — EVEN O1 ■ ■ ■ JIZ INE 112 ■ ■ ' . 1 In 1 : ■ logo ■ ■ ■ ■ i ■ is ■ goo IL EZ . . Lr' 1- �— • ■'� y • - - • • — • — — 1.■ Erg r mining7■ ■ Emo■1 MUNr ■ ■ rl. ■ . . ■..rrir� OPINION 0 . --ilogo �� farr 30/301 High-CapaGity Pleated Panel Filter Industry Standard The Camfil Farr 30/300 has been setting the stan- dard by which other medium-efficiency ASHRAE filters have been judged since 1963.With more than 26 design improvements it continues to provide the best value for your air filtration dollar. I � I IIJJ y II Exclusive Media Blend The exclusive media, manufactured by Camfil Farr +� .1 so quality is assured, is a specific blend of cotton . and polyester fibers.This specific blend incorporates mechanical particle capture principles and does not require an electret charge to enhance efficiency; effi- ciency is maintained throughout the life of the filter. { ' The media is formed into a radial pleat to ensure full use of the media area,this combination provides a MERV 7 ASHRAE efficiency, a uniform low- resistance to airflow over the life of the filter, and a longer life in the system than standard capacity fil- e • ters. This lower resistance converts to energy sav- • • ' • — — ings(IE:An average of$10.62 per year based upon 100 per KWh). Efficiency and Strength � r • r • r • The radial pleat is maintained by a welded wire grid • • ' r that is spot welded on one-inch centers,treated for corrosion resistance and bonded to the media to Composite Minimum Particle Efficiency prevent oscillation.A 28-point high wet-strength bev- V. I t, erage board frame,with integral diagonal support members assures filter rigidity in virtually any appli- cation.This combination allows Camfil Farr to guar- antee the 30/30 to 2.0"w.g.without failure of the 9 70 media pack. :<so so Sizes for any Application m. Available in 1"deep, 2"deep, or 4"deep configura- tions,the 30/30 is ideal for commercial, industrial, 10 medical, institutional or any other application where 10 -- �� improved air quality is a concern. M IY N S1'axJa Pamela Sim.m1law. Values are MERVs when evaluated per ASHRAE 52.2. When evaluated under ASHRAE Standard 52.1 the 30130 has a dust spot efficiency of 25-30%. Camfil Farr Product sheet • c affif-11 Farr 30/308 1002 - 1104 *) ME—ALIMU + Camfil Farr—clean air solutions PERFORMANCE DATA FARR 30/300 Actual Size Airflow Capacity Total Nominal Filter Nominal Size (inches) (cfm) Resistance Q Capacity(inches w g) Pleats per Depth (inches) Media Area Linear Foot Height width Depth Medium High Medium High (sq ft) 20 x 16 x 4 1938 1538 560 1100 157 20 x 20 x 4 1938 1938 695 1390 189 24 x 12 x 4 2336 11 38 500 1000 139 24 x 18 x 4 1 23 38 1738 750 1500 202 11 pleats 4" 24 x 20 x4 2338 1938 375 835 1670 0.07 0.27 22 7 per linear 24 x 24 x 4 23.38 23.36 1000 2000 277 foot 25 x 16 x 4 2438 1538 695 1390 197 25 x 20 x 4 2438 1938 870 1740 236 25 x 29 x 4 24 38 2838 1260 2520 354 20 x 14 x 2 11950 13.50 490 975 83 20 x 12 x 2 1950 11.88 420 835 7.4 20 x 16 x 2 1950 1550 550 1100 99 20 x 18 x 2 1950 1750 625 1250 106 20 x 20 x 2 1950 19 50 695 1390 11 9 24 x 12 x 2 2338 11.38 500 1000 8.4 15 pleats 2" 1.75 0.08 0.28 per linear 24 x 18 x 2 23.50 17.50 750 1500 13.0 foot 24 x 20 x 2 2350 1950 835 1670 143 24 x 24 x 2 2338 2338 1000 2000 173 25 x 16 x2 24.50 1550 695 1390 12,4 25 x 18 x 2 24.50 17.50 780 1565 13.5 25 x 20 x 2 24.50 %50 870 1740 14.9 24 x 12 x 1 23.50 11 50 350 700 49 20x 14x1 1950 1350 340 680 46 20 x 15 x 1 1960 1450 365 730 51 20 x 16 x 1 1950 1550 390 780 54 20 x 20 x 1 1950 1950 0.88 485 970 66 16 pleats 1" per linear 24 x 20 x 1 2350 1950 580 1165 0.08 0.25 80 foot 24 x 24 x 1 2350 2350 700 1400 98 25 x 14 x 1 2450 1350 425 850 57 25 x 16 x 1 2450 15.50 4B5 970 67 25 x 20 x 1 2450 1950 610 1215 8 3 DATA NOTES: 1.0"w.g,recommended final resistance.System design may dictate a lower change-out point. Maximum operating temperature 200"F(93"C). 2"&4"filters rated at 250 fpm medium and 500 fpm high.1"filters rated at 175 fpm medium and 350 fpm high. SPECIFICATIONS ... •...• .. .. .. . . ... .. . . . ... ... .. ..... . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .•.•.. . .. . .. .•.•. . ... ...... 1.0 General 3.0 Performance 1.1-Air filters shall be medium efficiency ASHRAE pleated panels 3.1-The filter shall have a Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value of MERV 7 consisting of cotton and synthetic media,media support grid,and when evaluated under the guidelines of ASHRAE Standard 52.2-1999.It enclosing frame 1.2 -Sizes shall be noted on drawings or other supporting materials shall have an average dust spot efficiency of 25-30%when evaluated under ASHRAE Standard 52.1-1992.Minimum dust holding capacity when 2.0 Construction evaluated under this Standard shall be no less than 170 grams. 3.2-Initial resistance to airflow shall not exceed(0.25",0.28",027")"w.g. 2.1-Filter media shall be a cotton and synthetic blend,lofted to a uniform at an airflow of(350,500,500)"fpm, depth of 0.18",and formed into a uniform radial pleat 3.3-The filter shall be classified by Underwriters Laboratories as UL Class 2.2-A welded wire grid,spot-welded on one-inch centers,treated for 2 corrosion resistance,shall be bonded to the downstream side of the 3.4-Manufacturer shall provide evidence of facility certification to ISO media to maintain the radial pleat and prevent media oscillation 9001:2000. 2.3-An enclosing frame,of no less than 28-point high wet-strength beverage board shall provide a rigid and durable enclosure,The frame Supporting Data-Provide product test reports for each listed efficiency shall be bonded to the media to prevent air bypass,and include integral including all details as prescribed in ASHRAE Standards 52.1 and 52.2. diagonal support members on the air entering and air exiting side to maintain uniform pleat spacing in varying airflows. Items in parentheses()require selection. Camfil Farr has a policy of uninterrupted research, development and product improvement. We reserve the right to change designs and specifications without notice. Camfil Farr,Inc. United States Tel:(973)616-7300 Fax:(973)616-7771 Canada Tel:(450)629-3030 Fax:(450)662-6035 2 camfil E-mail:camfilfarr@camfilfarr.com @ Camfil Farr hftp://www.Gamflifarr. Certified System P� Y http:/twww.Gamfilfarr.com , r 2 WAY HIGH FLOW . ALUMINUM BODIES ASM Main Pulse Valves DUST with Integral Fittings COLLECTOR VALVES 314" tO 11/2" a AIR AND INERT GAS ONLY "'oneral Description Series 8353 die-cast aluminum To order, add prefix"EF"to diaphragm-operated valves are the catalog number. designed for reverse jet type Also available: dust collectors. High flow,quick •Open Frame Solenoids r" opening and easy-to-install •Junction Box integral compression fittings • DIN Connections produce a superior design for your dust collector applications. Electrical: Standard Volt- ages: 24, 120, 240, 480 volts, ipecifacati�x> AC 60 Hz. (or 110, 220 volts, AC 50 Hz.) Solenoid Enclosures:Valves Coil: Continuous duty molded with integral solenoids listed in this series have Red-Hat II® Class F. Valve Parts in contact with molded epoxy solenoids and are Media:Air and inert gas. Fluid: identified by the change letter Pressure:Minimum -5 psi Body-Die-cast aluminum "G"in their catalog numbers, Maximum - 125 psi (less than 0.4%copper). e.g.8353G52. Normal Ambient Temperature Seals &Gasket-Buna"N" Standard enclosures meet the Ranges: Diaphragms -Buna"N" or requirements for Types 1,2,3, AC Construction 0°F to 1850F Hytrel, as noted. 3S,4 and 4X,combination Gen- (150°F maximum for valves eral Purpose and Watertight. with Hytrel diaphragm.) Discs -Nylon Optional Enclosures: Red-Hat Fluid Temperature:0"F to 1850F Retainer-Carbon Steel II Types 3, 3S, 4, 4X, 6, 6P, 7 maximum,except as noted. For other options, consult and 9 combination Explosion- For temperature to 250OF factory. proof and Watertight. specify Viton*, suffix"V". *Dupont Company trade mark. SPECIFICATIONS Integral Pilot Remote Pilot Diaphragm Pipe Orifice Cv Standard Construction Watt Rating/ Rebuild Kit Only Size Size Flow Solenoid Enclosures (Minimum pilot Class of Coll AC 10-pack (ins) (ins) Factor Red-Hat II -Types valve orifice 1/8") Insulation Valves "Zip Kit" 1,2,3,3S,4 and 4X Catalog Number Catalog Number 3/4 3/4 15 8353G52(D - 6.1/F K314450 K238866 3/4 314 15 - 8353550 - . K200262 K238866 1 1 118 20 8353G53(D - 6.1/F K314450 K238866 1 11/8 20 - 8353560 - K200262 K238866 11/2 2 48 8353G590 - 10.1/F K316297 - 11/2 2 48 - 835364d - K260385 - 11/2 2 50 8353G540 - 10.1/F K302785 K238870 11/2 2 50 - 835357' - K222641 K238870 O Hytrel Diaphragm.Maximum Fluid Temperature 150°F. 0 Buna"N'Diaphragm,Nylon Disc,Long-life Construction.Maximum Fluid Temperature 185°F. 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Form No.V6795 i SPARE PARTS LIST BOOTH Part Number loescription 242-059 FILTER AIR LINE 1 0 FPT MAX PSI 250 POWDER MODULE Common Parts Desad lion 101-365 NOZZLE,PLASTIC AIR 1206-085 WHEEUCONE ONLY FOR PC-100(20 DIA) 208-134 PUSH CLAMP 6.6875 LG,2.625 TRAVEL 216-011 20X2OX2 FARR 30/30 PANEL FILTER 216-111 FILTER CLIP C-78-2 FARR 216-203 CARTRIDGE 8"ID B.E.O.26 IN LG :238-718 VALVE PULSE 1.0 W/PILOT CONTROL 120 -417-020 STATIC BRUSH FOR PC-100 -417-021 BRUSH HOLDER FOR PC-1 DO IDU-QDR-0050 DAMPER QUADRANT 1/2 ROUND ROD PC-100-T3T Motor (208/230/480V13PH option) Description 234-093 MOTOR 5HP 3PH C-FACE 184T FIR TEFC PC-10D-T12 Motor 230V/1PH option) Description MT050-231-184TC MOTOR,TEFC 5HP 230V 1PH 184TC FIR PC-100-T35 Motor 575V/3PH optionl Description MT050-573-184TC IMOTOR,TEFC 5HP 575V 3PH 184TC FIR CONTROL CP2-PCB-XXXX Common Parts Description 103-113 FUSE BLOCK 600V 30A 2POLE CLASS H 103-114 FUSE BLOCK 600V 30A 3 POLE CLASS H 103-130 FUSE MINIATURE 10 AMP 250 VOLT 105-033 TRANS 1000VA OP 1 PH 2 08/2 3014 8 0-1 2 0 106-033 TERMINAL BLOCK GRAY 18-8 AWG 106-035 TERMINAL BLOCK GROUNDING TYPE 106-036 TERMINAL BLOCK END CLAMP 106-037 TERMINAL BLOCK END BARRIER 111-001 (RELAY ICE CUBE 3PDT 111-002 (RELAY ICE CUBE 2PDT LATCHING 111-049 (RELAY SOCKET 11 PIN 111-081 PILOT LIGHT 22MM 120VAC GREEN 111-082 PILOT LIGHT 22MM 120VAC RED 111-101 SEQUENCE CONTROLLER 6 STEP 127-0 17 PDC6FA6 SPUTTER LUGS 127-191 8910DPA13V02 CONTACTOR 127-205 8911 DPS013V02 STARTER 127-228 9001 KA2 CONTACT BLOCK NORMALY OPEN 127-229 9001 KA3 CONTACT BLOCK NORM.CLOSED 127-234 9001 KR1 U PUSH BUTTON 127-236 9001KS11B SELECTOR SWITCH 127-348 HANDLE DOOR ASSEMBLY 9421 LN1 127-365 9070 SF25B TRANSFUSE HOLDER 127-369 99991320 AUX CONTACT 2 N O 242-178 PHOTOHELIC GAUGE RANGE 0-6 WC CP2-PCB-2033 Specific Parts Description 103-050 FUSE 600V 6 AMP RK5 TIME DELAY 103-057 FUSE 600V 20 AMP CLASS RK5 123-048 SQD BREAKER SQD FAL32060 125-036 OVERLOAD HTR SQD B 25 C:P2-PCB-2333 Specific Parts Descrlptlon 103-049 FUSE 600V 5 AMP CLASS RK5 103-057 FUSE 600V 20 AMP CLASS RK5 123-048 SQD BREAKER SQD FAL32060 125-034 OVERLOAD HTR SQD B 19.5 CP2-PCB4833 Specific Parts Description 103-047 FUSE 600V 3 AMP CLASS RK5 103-054 FUSE 600V 10 AMP CLASS RK5 123-054 BREAKER SQD FAL34020 125-027 OVERLOAD HTR SQD B 9.10 CP2-PCB5733 Specific Parts Description 103-046 FUSE 600V 2 AMP CLASS RK5 103-052 FUSE 600V 6 AMP CLASS RK5 105-068 TRANS 1000VA OPEN 600/120 VOLT 123-067 BREAKER 600V 20A SQD FAL36020 125-024 OVERLOAD HTR SQD B 6.90 � - � - � - - - - � - • - - - _ � � • v 1 �+ I 1 - - , m«•m armu,naawam,uimm�e ivoo'd3OMOd donodns ' »�+w�ww.r wn .+,.rMwrwr��p• •y w.w.ew uaioriixnnoe 'JT1 SW3LSAS 9NIHSINId mwwml 6 Now tl ouw E m YE[P9wFOmFT Jo ZLta-asYbaa-T[)1 d /IT�I�YT S\ ]lr9 YU7Ml1A]Y LYO A9 NMrtla 31rJs y�,L yy O van+a�rxd�i•mra® nw uacaw 9NIMV80-d37NM o INP� aomw wo7T oe M•A�u Ww 3lflOOW 1i30MOd lEl-ODT-7d rarwrJ'o[nrlxo'�vave ue�imun agemxma Icy jpp SNOI mos 9NIHSINId 1V9019 us s � ��Q{z;z �yyjy yaQqQq �j �y 8 6��C�0 �S P F�L4 L17�1 WJU,ra,wu+DT .ak[•.a I P K. all Q m I: 6 0 - � LU w MX aS �jY r €g 3 W g W b@ z o LL s � 2� o fla"Ig , .1tuH ^ , a t �- :� 1 do�,,./au,no..�otioor r.op. .,�., BOOZ/U! 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ASSIGN .2000 C-Building I CYOUNG 9/8/2010 0 Y N ASSIGN 2008 C-Community Development I BFECHT 9/8/2010 0 Y N ASSIGN Zlk� - http://coaweb2/permittrax/PermitTraxMain/wfPermitConsoleReviews.aspx?COMMENT=R... 9/1/2010 i Map of Snohomish County, WA Page 1 of 1 I , l05150040l202 3fU5T500401204 3f0515004U120! x1 31051500401200 31051500401203 31051500401205- 0 http://gis.snoco.org/maps/property/MapFrame.htm 9/1/2010 PRESS13RE PIPING INFO-MATION If gas piping will be installed, this form is required in addition to a Commercial Mechanical Permit Application �2'lliM1ll�H.?YlY,A'IftIMyD1FTY.lfAJReftfl!Z.Eiwee+m��.nrw....er�e.�.--..�-��..�r�.s.T�—�.�...�i'(:3iIL-3>gtT.SR7��G1Y1tLSYwRLthYID![W?bT)IICO:MXltl Pipe Material: black inlet Pressure: a 1 b S ;pressure L%rop: Specific Gravity: I +( LiQjer 0 /) Pressure Piping Schematic Show Pipe Size(s) and Length(s)from meter to all appliances. Scale or [J Not to Scale Ste. 1 NOTE: an,ir:terior pressure regulators must be indkated I`OTE: drip legs/sediment traps are required at all appliances unless integrated in the listed appliance :: I I '� ON MIT APIPLICATIOM PEW Department of Community unity Development City of Arlington •238 N Olympic Ave. •Arlington, WA 98223 • Phone (360) 403 3551 • FAX (360)403 3447 THIS APPLICATION MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY TWO (2)SETS OF CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS,INGS,AND ONE(1) SET OF 141ASHINGTON STATE ENERGY CODE APPLICATIONS. Type of Permit: C. ) Residential Apar ment -0rnTtercia.1 Valuation: Project Address: — a� Parcel iD#: Lot t"': 'Subdivision: Project Description: �'�� � l Owner: _ hone Number: 1-9 Address. r / (O /►'L� Citv: State: 71 �< _7p�Cod��r Contact Person: Phone Number: Cell Phone: Fax: �l Q� SE-mail: Address: /` -z2�1�/ ' 1 < t City:�t�" State: Zip Code: U Please List Quantity of Fixtures Below: CLOTHES DRYER FURNACE UP TO 100K BTU GAS OUTLETS FURNACE OVER 100K FLR FURN INSTALURELOCATE SUSPENDED HTR/UNIT HTRI APPL VENT/OTHER APPLIANCE REPAIR BOILER UP TO 3 HP BOILER UP TO 4-15 HP BOLIER UP TO 16-30 HP BOILER UP TO 31-50 HP BOILER 51 HP AND UP AIR AHNDLING UP TO 10K CFM AIRHANDLING OVER 10K CFM EVAL COOLER VENTILATION FANS OTHER VENTILATION SYSTEM VENT HOOD DOMESTIC INCINERATOR COM/IND INCINERATOR _ ALL OTHER UNITS FREESTANDI G STOVE FIREPLACE INSERT Contractor: �f ll Phone Number: _-3 -e— / Address: ��3 5� ���/� /d ',/ L I-��C)ity: State: UV Zip Code:, ?��"� Contractor's License Number:5*AL�tik ""`U�/ Expiration:- I hereby certify that the above information is correct and that the construction on, and the occupancy and the use of the above_ described pr erty will be in accordance wit the laws, rules and regulation of the State of Washington. 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