FavoritePlease sign in to add this to your favorites. Topic: Hydronic Heating (Hot Water and Steam) Subtopic: Equipment Installation Desired Outcome: Pressure and temperature relief valve properly installed Multifamily HomesPrintCopy to ExcelEmail TitleSpecification(s)Objective(s) 5.3102.3a Check for presence of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) Potential ACMs will be handled in accordance with SWS 2.0110.2 Potential Asbestos-Containing Materials Ensure a safe work environment 5.3102.3b Assessment Available plans will be reviewed to assess system design and intent (e.g., total relief capacity in water volume and the pressure rating of the valve required for code compliance) Ensure specified valve meets relief requirements of the system and is not grossly overrated for the system 5.3102.3c Install valves Pressure and temperature relief valves will be installed in accordance with manufacturer specifications and local codes Properly install pressure and temperature relief valves 5.3102.3d Discharge tube Discharge tube will be in place, intact, and installed as sizedDischarge tube will be the same size as pressure relief valve outletDischarge tube will be properly secured to prevent damageDischarge tube termination will be in accordance with local code and manufacturer's requirements Discharge valve to a safe location 5.3102.3e Verification Visually confirm that the pressure temperature valve is rated per manufacturer's recommendation or per local code Ensure valve discharges and reseats at specified pressure and temperature 5.3102.3f Education Completed work will be reviewed with the building/property management team and operations staffBuilding/property management team and operations staff will be educated on the safe and efficient operation and maintenance requirements of the installed item Ensure building/property management team and operations staff is informed of the safe, efficient operation and maintenance requirements of the installed item Previous Detail Next Detail Back to 5.3102 Equipment Installation Back to Top