STC Bec Mat HVC Gen 0245 00 PDF

STC-MS
Submittal No.: STC-BEC-MAT-HVC-GEN-0245

PROJECT: STC SQUARE PROJECT Rev. No.: 00
Date: 09-Nov-22
EMPLOYER: CONSULTANT: CONTRACTOR:
MATERIAL SUBMITTAL MS
TO : Saudi Consulting Services Co. (SAUDCONSULT) FROM: BEC Saudi Arabia
Type of Submittal: Samples Specifications Catalogues
Manufacturer / Supplier Details Others (Please Specify:)
Discipline: ARC STR CIV ELE MEC HSE
LS Others: (Please Specify:)
Description: Acoutic Duct Liner Insulation / AFICO Area of Application All Areas
CONTRACT REFERENCE ACTION

ITEM MANUFACTURER/SUPPLIER ADDRESS
DRWG. REF. SPEC. REF. B.O.Q. REF. CODE
1 AFICO/ ALSAYED Center Co P.O. Box: 2988, RIYADH, 12812, KSA 23 07 00

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Attached all relevant technical literature marked to identify relevant description, current Test Certificates, samples as appropriate.
Country of Origin: KSA
Availability
Locally Manufactured Overseas
Delivery : Ex-works/Factory [ ]
Lead Time (from P.O. to Arrival on Site) [ ] Days
Estimated Time of Arrival on Site [ ]
Program : Date Material Required on Site [ ]

Latest Date for Order [ ]
Related to LEED V4 construction Prerequisite and/or Credit Yes Refer to attached sheet No Not Applicable
Reviewed & Signed by: Name: Signature Date:
Project LEED Coordinator Daoud Akeileh 9-Nov-22

CONTRACTOR'S REMARKS: STAMP
WE CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE SUBMITTED ITEMS HAVE BEEN

REVIEWED IN DETAIL, AND ARE CORRECT AND IN STRICT
CONFORMANCE WITH THE CONTRACT DRAWINGS AND Engr. Ahmed AbdulQawy Engr. Mohamed Ibrahim
SPECIFICATIONS. QA/QC Manager Project Director
CONSULTANT COMMENTS / APPROVAL :
Contractor/Vendor proposed Acoustic Duct liner
material(Fiber glass wool insulation) not comply with Engr.
Project Specs "Internal acoustic lining of Duct" clause QA/QC
2.2,section 23 05 48-8 requirements.

Contractor/Vendor to refer said project specs
requirement clause 1.1 and propose the Duct lining
material by approved Noise and Vibration treatment
specialist in compliance with project specs, for
consultant/Client review and approval
Reviewed & Signed by: Engr. Reda Gad

Sr. Discipline Engineer Sr.Project Manager
AQALAT COMMENTS / CONCURRENCE :
Engr. Fahd Alfuraih

Project Director
Review / Approval Code: A = Approved B = Approved as Noted C = Revise and Resubmit D = Rejected E = No Action
Distribution: Original to Contractor CLIENT Consultant
(1) Approval shall not relieve the contractor of his liabilities under the Contract or constitute authorization of any change to Contract Documents. Checking is only for review of
general conformance with design concept of the project and general compliance with the information given in the contractor documents.
(2) The contractor is obliged and responsible to meet the requirement of contracted assigned LEED V4 for construction prerequisites and/or credits.
AQALAT Receiving Stamp : SC Receiving Stamp : BEC Receiving Stamp :
10-11-2022
STC-LCS
Submittal No.: STC-BEC-MAT-HVC-GEN-0245
PROJECT: STC SQUARE PROJECT Rev. No.: 00
Date: 08-Nov-22
EMPLOYER: CONSULTANT: CONTRACTOR:
LEED V4 for BD+C: Core and Shell LCS

MATERIAL COMPLIANCE SHEET
TO : Saudi Consulting Services Co. (SAUDCONSULT) FROM: BEC Saudi Arabia
Type of Submittal: Samples Specifications Catalogues
Manufacturer / Supplier Details Others (Please Specify:)
Discipline: ARC STR CIV ELE MEC HSE
LS Others: (Please Specify:)
Description: Acoutic Duct Liner Insulation / AFICO Area of Application All Areas
Attached all relevant technical literature marked to identify relevant description, current Test Certificates, samples as appropriate.
Country of Origin: KSA
Availability
Locally Manufactured Overseas
Delivery : Ex-works/Factory [ ]
Lead Time (from P.O. to Arrival on Site) [ ] Days
Estimated Time of Arrival on Site [ ]
Program : Date Material Required on Site [ ]

Latest Date for Order [ ]
Contreputed to LEED Section:
1. Sustainable Sites (SS) prerequisite: Construction Activity Pollution Prevention

2.Sustainable Sites (SS) prerequisite: Heat Island Reduction
3.Energy and Atmosphere (EA) prerequisite: Fundamental Commissioning and Verification
4. Materials and Resources (MR) prerequisite: Construction and Demolition Waste Management Planning
5. Materials and Resources (MR) Credit: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization – Sourcing of Raw Materials
6. Materials and Resources (MR) Credit: Construction and Demolition Waste Management
7. Indoor Environmental Quality (EQ) Credit: Low-Emitting Materials
8. Indoor Environmental Quality (EQ) Credit: Construction Indoor Air Quality Management Plan
9. Others
Documents Attached
The Manufacture AFICO provided documents for flowing produces:
A) RECYCLED CONTENT CERTIFIED : AFICO Boards: Minimum 74% with at least 32% Post-Consumer and Balance 42% Pre-Consumer Glass Content
B) Certification of Indoor Air Quality Certified for the Glass Wool Pipe Insulation: Face Options: AWF, BGT, FKS, FRK, FS, WGF, Unfaced
Note:
QA/QC Manager Project LEED Coordinator

Name: Engr. Ahmed AbdulQawy Daoud Akeileh
Signature
Date: 08-Nov-22 09-Nov-22

CONSULTANT LEED ENGINEER COMMENTS / APPROVAL :
Engr. Name:
Signature:
Date:
Material Submittals
Status Remarks
Material Submittal
Yes No
Material Submittal Form with LEED Signature N
Index (Mentioned Page No of each section) Y
Material Selection/ Material List Y
Project Specification Y
Compliance Sheet Y
S.NO SPECS ITEM PROPOSED Compliance Area of COUNTRY Remarks
NUMBER DESCRIPTION MATERIAL BY Application OF
MANUFACTURER ORIGIN
Catalogue / Technical Data sheet of proposed items Y
Related Shop Drawing& Calculations N

Company profile Y
Factory / Mill Test certificates (Draft) Y
Country of Origin Y
Warranty Certificate (if applicable) Y
Pervious client/ Consultant approval/ Transmittal Y

sheet
Previous project list for proposed materials Y
Quality Management system Y
Physical Sample with Tag (Model No.) Y
STC Square Project Document Checklist

Ref No.: 0.0.00 Rev . 0 Page 1 of 1
Technical Submittal
HVAC DUCT Acoustical Insulation
STC SMART SQUARE PROJECT

EMPLOYER:
CONSULTANT
CONTRACTOR
SUPPLIER / MANUFACTURER
INDEX
Pages Remarks
Material Submittal
from to
Index (Mentioned Page No of each section) 2 2
Material Selection/ Material List 3 4
Project Specification 5 20
Compliance Sheet 21 22
Catalogue / Technical Data sheet of proposed items 23 28
Company profile 29 41
Factory / Mill Test certificates (Draft) 42 109
Country of Origin 110 112
Warranty Certificate (if applicable) 113 114
Pervious client/ Consultant approval/ Transmittal 115 176

sheet
Previous project list for proposed materials 177 191
Quality Management system 192 228
Physical Sample with Tag (Model No.) 229 230
STC Square Project Document Checklist

Ref No.: 0.0.00 Rev . 0 Page 1 of 1
Material Selection/ Material List
SMART SQUARE PROJECT
Item Description
S.NO SPECS NUMBER PROPOSED MATERIAL BY MANUFACTURER area of application MANUFACTURER MODEL COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
as Per IFC
AFICO Quiet Liner Board Insulation, 48 KG/M3 &

1 Thickness 25 MM, with fBlack Woven Glass Fiber Fabric Acoustic Duct Liner AFICO AQL-B 48/25, WGF. KSA
(WGF) Facing.
Project Specification
KEY:
H
KA
EK
LOT D
M
5 10
VIEW PORT (IF SPECIFIED) SIGHT

GLASS
FULL RADIUS ELBOW TAKE-OFF WITH

NO REDUCTION IN
MAIN DUCT SIZE SINGLE ACTING
LIQUID LINE
SOLENOID
VALVE (IF
SPECIFIED)
NOTES:
REDUCTION IN MAIN DUCT SIZE.
NORMAL SIZE HANDLE THERMAL EXPANSION
CURVED FOR 45^
W H SEE DETAIL "B"
VALVE
1-FOR HVAC LIST OF DRAWINGS MG001, LEGEND AND
AIR FLOW
SPLITTER STRAIGHT 250 X 300 mm
GENERAL NOTES, REFER TO DRAWING NUMBER MG002.
SPLITTER DAMPER
300 X 400 mm
SLOPE 25 mm IN
DAMPER
175 mm 400 X 600 mm WINDOW TYPE
AIR FLOW SASH HANDLE FILTER OUTDOOR
AIR FLOW D1 DRIER UNIT
PITCH 1/2
D1 %
HEEL RADIUS 1
SPLITTER 3/4D D+3/4D
ISOLATING
D+3/4D ROD STRAIGHT VALVES
D 2
HEEL RADIUS
SPLITTER THROAT RADIUS BUTT HINGE
D ITEM DESCRIPTION
2a
ROD 3/4 D DOOR WINDOW SASH
LOCK
THROAT RADIUS 1 G.S.S. DUCTING OIL TRAP
15 mm (REQUIRED
AT EACH 8m
3/4 D DOOR FRAME
DOUBLE THICKNESS VANES 2 THERMAL INSULATION / LINER ADHESIVE INSULATION OF SUCTION
INTERVAL
LIFT)
3
2a SELF ADHESIVE PIN / HANGER 9
TACK WELD
3 ACOUSTIC LINER
GASKET
SPLITTER 4 8
FIBER GLASS RIGID BOARD 48 kg/m3, 25mm Thick DUCT
DAMPER SUCTION LIQUID
AIR FLOW 7 EXTENSION COLLAR USED LINE LINE
4a FIBER GLASS RIGID BOARD 48 kg/m3, 25mm Thick WHEN DUCT IS INSULATED
1
SPLITTER 2a 4 6 DETAIL "B"
4b FIBER GLASS RIGID BOARD 48 kg/m3, 50mm Thick WINDOW SASH LOCK
ROD 2 4a
5 ALUMINUM FOIL SELF ADHESIVE TAPE AT GRILLE'S
D+3/4D 4b
STRAIGHT HEEL RADIUS ONLY USED WHEN SPACE PLENUM BOX EXTENSION COLLAR LENGTH (SEE DETAIL B )IS DETERMINED
6 INTERNAL INSTALLATION 30-36 TOW LAYERS, 3
SPLITTER LIMITATION DOES NOT EXTERNAL INSTALLATIONS 30-36 TWO LAYERS + 57 ONE LAYER BY INSULATION THICKNESS USED ON DUCT OR CASING INDOOR
DAMPER ALLOW FULL RADIUS ELBOW
UNIT
THROAT RADIUS APPLICATION MATERIAL SPECIFICATION
CURVED FOR
7 CANVAS CLOTH 8 OUNCE A. INDOOR A/C S & R DUCT 1 2 2a 4 5 6 7 8 10
45^ 1. DOOR - 24 U.S.GAGE STEEL OR 22 B & S GAGE ALUMINIUM.
IN COND SPACES 2. FRAME - 24 U.S.GAGESTEEL OR 22 B & S GAGE ALUMINIUM.
FOR SMALL 1/2
8 SAME AS ITEM 6 BUT SECOND COAT 3. EXTENSION COLLAR - SAME GAGE AS DUCT METAL. TWO ELBOWS OIL
BRANCHING %
B. A/C DUCT S & R DUCTS IN 2a 4b 5 6 7 8 10 4. BUTT HINGES - STEEL. (CAN BE DELETED
TRAP
SPLITTER ROD 1 2
10 5. GASKETS - FELT. SUCTION LIFT IS
IF
SHAFTS & NON COND. SPACES
9 ALUMINUM CLADDING 6. FASTENER - SINGLE ACTING HANDLE WITH <2.4m)
WINDOW SASH LOCK.
AIR FLOW AIR FLOW C. ROOF EXPOSED S & R DUCTS 1 2 2a 3 4b 5 6 7 8 9 REFRIGERANT
10 50X50X0.6 mm G.I. ANGLE
PIPING
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
TYPICAL DUCTING TAKE - OFFS INSULATION AND LAGGING DETAIL REACH - THRU ACCESS DOOR
RECTANGULAR GALV. STEEL DUCT CONSTRUCTION AND TRANSVERSE JOINT REINFORCEMENT FOR LOW
PRESSURE COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS (-2 TO +2 INCHES OF WATER) (-500 PA TO +500 PA)

LOOP TO PREVENT
MOUNTING LIQUID
FROM DRAINING
FIRE RATED SEALANT INTO
BARRIER DUCT ANGLE
COMPRESSOR
MIN. SIZE OF RECTANGULAR DUCT HANGERS - COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS ACCESS DOOR

A
JOINT INDOOR
SLEEVE UNIT
HALF OF GALV. STRAPS WXT.(mm) ROD DIAMETER .(mm) DUCT
IRON ROD
FILLED WITH CONCRETE
DUCT
MAXIMUM HANGER SPACING (m)
PERIMETER METAL SLEEVE WITH
(P/2),in 3.00 2.40 1.50 1.20 3.00 2.40 1.50 1.20 GI SHEET SLEEVE TERMINATING 12.5 MM (0.5 IN.)
STEEL ANGLE ANNULAR JOINT, PACKED
UP THROUGH 72 25X0.75 25X0.75 25X0.75 25X0.75 6 6 6 6

FIRE DAMPER
JUST ABOVE THE FIRE DAMPER. FIRE DAMPER
ALL AROUND WITH LOOSE GLASS
FIBER AND CAULKED ON
OIL
TRAP LEGENDS:
96 25X1.18 25X0.91 25X0.75 25X0.75 10 6 6 6 BOTH SIDES
SLAB LOOSE ROCKWOOL
25X1.18 25X0.75 25X0.75 10 10 6 6 LIQUID
120 25X1.46
INSULATION LINE
168 40X1.46 25X1.46 25X1.18 25X1.18 13 10 10 10 SUCTION
SLEEVE
DUCT LINE
192 40X1.46 25X1.46 25X1.46 13 13 10 10 SUPALEX BOARD GI SHEET NAILED TO SLAB
OVER 192 b ALL AROUND DUCT
SPECIAL ANALYSIS REQUIRED
DUCT
FIRE RATED SEALANT

BARRIER ISOLATING
(TYP) VALVES
a: TABLE BASED ON SQUARE DUCTS, 1.46 mm.THICK, AND ALLOWS FOR DUCT WT. NORMAL
REINFORCEMENTS AND TRAPEZE WEIGHTS, AND FOR INSULATION WT. NO. EXTERNAL LOADS.
FILTER
b: SEE AISC MANUAL FOR HANGER DESIGN CRITERIA. DRIER
MASONRY OR CONCRETE WALL
TYPICAL SLAB PENETRATION DETAIL
NOTE:- ALL DUCT PENETRATIONS PASSING THROUGH RADIOGRAPHY, ETC

FIRE DAMPER 1/2
%
GOOD FOR TENDER
ALLOWABLE LOADS FOR TRAPEZE ANGLES (kg) INSTALLATION DETAILS
(RADIATION ROOM) SHOULD BE SHIELDED WITH LEAD LINING OF THE
OUTDOOR 09.2020
ANGLE SAME THICKNESS SPECIFIED FOR THE ROOM. UNIT
WIDTH
SIZE
(mm)
KEY PLAN:
OIL THERMAL EXPANSION
TRAP VALVE
OF HANGER SIGHT
(d)IN mm 25X25X1.46 25X25X3 40X40X1.46 40X40X4 40X40X5 40X40X6 50X50X5 50X50X6 70X70X6 GLASS
UP THROUGH 750 30 70 80 160 230 295 425 560 890
H
1050 15 50 65 145 220 275 410 540 875 KA
EK
TYPICAL DUCT WALL PENETRATION (APPLICABLE FOR NON. FIRE RATED WALLS) M
1200 - 35 50 130 205 260 395 525 860 FLOOR & WALL DUCT PENETRATION WITH FIRE DAMPER DETAIL REFRIGERANT
PIPING
- - - 85 160 220 355 480 815
1500 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
1650 - - - 45 120 180 320 445 780 LOT D
1800 - - - - 85 145 280 410 745
2000 - - - - 35 95 230 360 695
2100 - - - - - 35 170 300 635

WATER PROOFING SEALANT TO BE APPLIED
(MASTIC SEALANT)
KEY PLAN
2400 - - - - - - - 145 480
DOG HOUSE (BY CIVIL SUB-CONTRACTOR)
2750 - - - - - - - - 275 EXTRACT DUCT
SEALENT
AL.FLASHING
SLOPE
STRAP (WXT(min)mm LOAD, kg
16 18 20 22 24 26 W T
ALTERNATE STRAP 25X0.75 120 GAUGE RIVET 150 HIGH, R.C.C. UPSTAND
STRAP (TYP.) OR
OR ANGLE MIN. THICKNESS
25X0.91 145 1.46 1.18 0.91 0.75 0.60 0.47 WELD
ROD (FROM FFL)
mm H H.3 H 01 GOOD FOR TENDER M.A 09.2020
UPPER 2
25X1.18 190 WT. kg / m H
12.96 10.52 8.08 6.86 5.64 4.42 T
ATTACHMENTS MINIMUM ROOF SLAB 00 GOOD FOR TENDER M.A 08.2020
25X1.46 320 RIGIDITY
UP THRU 10 CLASS
GASKET H
No. REVISION APP'D DATE
40X1.46 500
11-12 A-2.5
13-14 A-2.5 A-1.5

STANDING
DRIVE SLIP STANDING S
STANDING
BEAM
COMPANION
ANGLES
WATER PROOFING FLUSHING OWNER
300mm ROD (DIA.)mm LOAD, kg
MAX. SPACING
6 120
15-16
17-18
A-3.0
A-3.0
A-2.5
A-2.5
A-1.5
A-1.5
EI + H (mm)XT
H (mm) XT
(mm)
H (mm) XT(a) HXT (b) mm ‫ﺔ ﻟﻠﻌﻘﺎر‬#‫ﺷ ـ ـ ــﺮﻛﺔ اﻟﻤﻨﻄﻘﺔ اﻟﺬﻛ‬
76 mm 10
13
310
570
19-20 B-30 B-2.5 A-1.5 A-1.5 A 0.15 30X26 ga -,25X26 ga 13X24 ga 25 X 3
SMART SQUARE REAL ESTATE
21-22 B-30 B-30 B-2.5 A-1.5 A-1.5
(150 mm)
MAX (TYP)
SCREWS
25mm MIN. 16 910
23-24 C-3.0 C-3.0 C-2.5 B-1.5 B-1.5
B 0.30 30X26 ga -,25X26 ga 20X24 ga 25 X 3
COMPANY
BOLT d TYPICAL DOG HOUSE DETAIL
25-26 C-3.0 C-3.0 C-3.0 C-2.5 B-1.5 B-1.5 C 0.75 30X22 ga -,25X26 ga 25X24 ga 25 X 3
MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE
STRAP HANGER
TRAPEZE HANGER STRAP AND ROD LOADS 27-28 C-3.0 C-3.0 C-3.0 C-1.5 C-1.5 B-1.2 CONSULTANT
DUCT DIMENSIONS (INCHES)
D 1.5 NOT GIVEN -,25X24 ga 25X20 ga 25 X 3

29-30 D-3.0 D-3.0 D-2.5 C-1.5 C-1.5 C-1.2
31-36 E-3.0 E-2.5 D-1.5 D-1.5 D-1.2 -

E 3.0 5, 30X20 ga 40X24 ga 25 X 3
37-42 E-2.5 E-1.5 E-1.5 E-1.5 E-1.2 -
ALTERNATE
43-48 G-2.5 F-1.5 F-1.5 E-1.2 E-1.0 - F 4.5 5, 45X22 ga 40X20 ga 30 X 3
49-54 G-1.5 G-1.5 F-1.2 F-1.0 F-1.0 -

G 7.0 5, 45X18 ga 40X18 ga 30 X 3
55-60 H-1.5 H-1.5 G-1.2 G-1.0 G-0.75 -
HANGER COUPLING HANGER 61-72 I-1.5 H-1.2 H-1.0 H-1.0 - - H 14 -NOT GIVEN -NOT GIVEN 40 X 4
STRAP STRAP
73-84 J-1.2 J-1.2 I-1.0 - - -
HANGER ROD I 22 40 X 5 PROJECT TITLE
85-96 K-1.2 K-0.75 J-0.75 - - -
WASHER
OVER 96 K-0.75 K-0.75 - - - - J 30
NUT 40 X 6
EXPANSION SHIELDS CONCRETE ANCHORS EXPANSION NAIL POWER ACTUATED WELDED STUDS K 50 X 5
‫ﺔ‬#‫ﻣ ـﺸ ـ ـ ــﺮوع اﻟﻤﻨﻄﻘﺔ اﻟﺬﻛ ـ ـ ــ‬
STUDS INTO STEEL
UPPER ATTACHMENTS
(a) FOR A GIVEN DUCT THICKNESS, NUMBERS INDICATE
MAX. SPACING (m) BETWEEN DUCT REINFORCEMENT,
LETTERS INDICATE TYPE OF DUCT REINFORCEMENT.
+ NOMINAL EI EQUALS NUMBER LISTED TIMES 10
E MODULUS OF ELASTICITY 2.0X10 N/mm2

TRANSVERSE JOINT SPACING IS UNRESTRICTIVE. USE
I MOMENT OF INERTIA mm4
THE SAME METAL DUCT THICKNESS ON ALL DUCT SIDES.
a) DUCT REINFORCEMENT MAY HAVE TO BE INCREASED
(b) QUANTITIES ARE BASED ON FIGURES ABOVE SHOWN LINE. INORDER TO MATCH DUCT THICKNESS. DRAWING TITLE
(c) REINFORCEMENT NOT REQUIRED IN BLANK SPACES.
* STATIC PRESSURE AT SPECIFIC POINTS IS NOT NECESSARILY b) T- DIMENSION FOR ANGLES IS NOMINAL.
FILE NAME: RH1848_KABY_LD_XX_ME_HVAC_19

THE STATIC PRESSURE RATING OF FAN. THE ACTUAL S.P. IN
HVAC MISCELLANEOUS DETAILS (2/2)

EACH DUCT SECTION MUST BE OBTAINED BY COMPUTATION.
DUCT HANGER DETAILS DUCT CONSTRUCTION & JOINTING DETAILS

(LOW & MEDIUM PRESSURE) (LOW & MEDIUM PRESSURE)
DESIGNED F.S - A.E PROJECT No.
DRAWN A.A
APPROVED M.A RH1848
DATE SEP. 2020 SCALE: N.T.S.
TENDER DOCUMENTS
PROJECT ZONE BLDG. STAGE SERIAL NUMBER REVISION
RH1848 00 LD TD MG004 01
STC SQUARE PROJECT
Q&A: 8
31/12/ 2020
22 All Building - Bill 21 Item C -- Please clarify whether the fire search system is serving complete room or only Fire search system is serving only
Fire Search System panels/equipment with its racks inside room.. panels / equipment with its racks inside
room.
If its serving only panels /equipment’s with its racks then please advise fire Room to be protected with the manual
protection system for room.. fire extinguishers as shown on
drawings.
23 All Building - Bill 21 Item C -- Please advise contractor whether Fire search system is same as Fire trace system Confirmed, fire search system is the
Fire Search System ?? same as fire trace system.
Use direct type. And to be connected to
If yes, then please confirm which type of fire trace system shall be followed on Fire Alarm system.
project;
- Direct type (Cylinder + Hose + Pressure Release valve etc.)

- Indirect (Cylinder, Hose, Pressure Release valve, Control Panel, detectors, bell
etc.)
- Indirect (Cylinder, Hose, Pressure Release valve, Control Panel, Camera etc.)
24 All Buildings - Bill 23 - Duct Reference to duct insulation material, Please note there is contradiction in Follow the miscellaneous detail
Insulation material, As per project specification it is mentioned as closed cell Polyolefin
foam with factory applied, 9um reinforced aluminum foil whereas as per
Drawings MG004-HVAC MISCELLANEOUS DETAILS (2-2) details of insulation it
shows Fiberglass Rigid board..
Please clarify which to follow..

25 All Buildings - Bill 23 -Fire Rated Reference to Fire rated ducts in all buildings, Project specification doesn’t state Fire rated duct will be black steel gauge
Duct material duct material & gauges.. 18
Please provide us requested information..

SECTION 23 07 00
HVAC INSULATION
October 2021 Smart Square Project
Specifications
TABLE OF CONTENT
PART 1 GENERAL .................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 SCOPE OF WORK ............................................................................................................ 1
1.2 RELATED WORKS SPECIFIED ELSEWHERE............................................................. 1
1.3 SUBMITTALS ................................................................................................................... 2
1.4 CODES AND STANDARDS ............................................................................................ 2
1.5 QUALITY ASSURANCE ................................................................................................. 2
1.6 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING .................................................................... 3
1.7 SCHEDULE OF INSULATION THICKNESS................................................................. 3
PART 2 PRODUCTS .................................................................................................................. 3
2.1 DUCT INSULATION ........................................................................................................ 3
2.2 REFRIGERANT AND A/C CONDENSATE PIPE INSULATION ................................. 6
2.3 RANGE HOOD EXHAUST DUCT – INSULATION ...................................................... 6
2.4 EQUIPMENT INSULATION............................................................................................ 6
2.5 VAPOUR BARRIER COATING ...................................................................................... 7
2.6 ALUMINIUM CLADDING .............................................................................................. 8
PART 3 EXECUTION ................................................................................................................ 8
3.1 PROTECTION AND CLEANING .................................................................................... 8
3.2 INSTALLATION OF PIPING INSULATION.................................................................. 9
3.3 FINISHES ........................................................................................................................ 10
3.4 INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT AND DUCT INSULATION ................................ 10
Khatib & Alami HVAC Insulation

TOC - 1
Specifications
SECTION 23 07 00
HVAC INSULATION
PART 1 GENERAL
Works of this Section shall be governed by Conditions of Contract.
1.1 Scope of Work
1.1.1 Supply and install all insulation and lagging on piping, vessels or ducts as indicated
on the drawings or specified to be insulated. Authority regulations and Sustainability
requirements shall also be considered and more stringent specifications to be adopted
1.1.2 Adhesives, sealants, vapour barriers, paints, coating, etc., shall be suitable to HVAC
applications.
1.1.3 All insulation material shall have Zero Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP=0) and less
than Five Global Warming Potential (GWP < 5).
1.1.4 Canvas jacket and all insulating materials shall be non-combustible, or self-
extinguishing non-flame spread grade.
1.1.5 Insulation in exposed areas, i.e. permanently visible, shall be protected with
aluminium cladding as specified herein after.
1.2 Related Works Specified Elsewhere
1.2.1 All items specified in this section are included in each of following divisions, sections
and sub-sections as applicable, as if repeated therein verbatim.
Section 23 05 00 - Common Works Results for HVAC

Section 23 09 00 - Instrumentation and Controls for HVAC
Section 23 23 00 - Refrigerant Piping
Section 23 31 00 - HVAC Ducts and Casings
Section 23 40 00 - Air Cleaning Devices
Section 23 73 10 - Air Handling Units
Section 23 40 00 - Decentralized HVAC equipment

23 07 00 - 1
Specifications
1.3 Submittals
1.3.1 product
1.3.1.1 All Technical literature, brochures, specifications,

1.3.1.2 Fire and smoke test certificates , Thermal characteristics
1.3.2 samples
Submit samples of material for approval
1.4 Codes And Standards
1.4.1 Codes and standards applicable to this section shall be primarily British Standards
and United States Codes, unless otherwise specified, the performance/manufacturing
standards of items mentioned in this section shall confirm to the applicable portions
of the latest editions of the following codes, standards and regulations.
Applicable
Reference Code Abbreviation Standard Title of Standard
National Fire Protection NFPA NFPA 90A Standard for Air Conditioning and
Association Ventilating Systems.
NFPA 90B Standard for warm Air Heating and Air

Conditioning Systems.
American Society for ASTM ASTM E96 Test method for water vapour
Testing and Material transmission of materials.
1.5 Quality Assurance
1.5.1 ll duct insulation shall be tested in accordance with test methods BS476 pt 6 “Fire
Test on Building Materials and Structures, Method of Test for Fire Propagation for
Products”.
1.5.2 All duct insulation shall be tested in accordance with test methods ISO 5659-Smoke
Density and Toxicity with Additional Gas Analysis. The insulation must comply to
the Standard in terms of smoke density (Dm <200) and combustion gas
concentrations must not exceed those specified in the Standard.
1.5.3 Test certificates form an independent testing authority shall be submitted.
1.5.4 All duct insulation should be accompanied by Manufacturer’s Test Certificate.

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Specifications
1.5.5 Product shall be resistant to attack of algae, bacteria, vermin and the growth of molds
and fungi.
1.6 Delivery, Storage And Handling
1.6.1 deliver, protect and handle products with care to avoid damage.
1.6.2 tore insulation in original wrapping and protect from weather and construction traffic.
1.6.3 Prolonged storage of duct insulation should be in a cool dry place and away from
direct sunlight. Store material in original packaging. Follow manufacturer’s
recommended storage instructions.
1.7 Schedule of Insulation Thickness
- Normal Indoor ducts – Conditioned Area: 12 mm

- Normal Indoor ducts – Non-Conditioned Area: 15 mm
- Outdoor ducts: with Aluminium jacketing (0.7 mm thickness) 30 mm
- Indoor Heat Recovery ducts (fresh air and exhaust): 12 mm
Conditioned and Non conditioned areas
- Outdoor Heat Recovery ducts (fresh air and exhaust): 25 mm
With Aluminium jacketing (0.7 mm thickness)
- A/C Condensate Drain pipes : 13 mm
- Dishwasher Exhaust Duct: 25 mm
- Hood Exhaust Duct: 75 mm
- Generator exhaust 75 mm
PART 2 PRODUCTS
2.1 Duct Insulation
2.1.1 Codes
2.1.1.1 BS 476 pt 6: Fire Tests on Building Materials and Structures , Method of Test for
Fire Propagation for Products ( British Standards)
2.1.1.2 BS 476 pt 7 : Fire Tests on Building Materials and Structures , Method of Test
for Fire Propagation for Products
2.1.1.3 AS 1530 pt 3: Simultaneous Determination of Ignitibility, Flame Propagation, Heat
Release and Smoke Release ( Building Code of Australia 1979)
2.1.1.4 ASTM E84-05 ( UL 723, NFPA 255) : Surface Burning Characteristics of Building
Materials.

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2.1.1.5 ISO5659 (1994): Smoke Density and Toxicity with additional Gas Analysis.
2.1.1.6 ASTM E96: Vapour Permeability of Materials
2.1.1.7 ASTM C518 – Thermal Conductivity of materials
2.1.1.8 UL 723 PIPE- AND EQUIPMENT-COVERING MATERIALS done by the UL
2.1.1.9 FM Approval
2.1.2 Duct Insulation (Indoor)
2.1.2.1 Physically crosslinked, closed cell Polyolefin foam with factory applied, 9um
reinforced aluminium foil and factory applied acrylic adhesive backing.
2.1.2.2 Density: 25 Kg / m3 (foam core only)
2.1.2.3 Thermal Conductivity (ASTM C518) : Maximum 0.032 W/mK at mean temperature
23oC
2.1.2.4 Moisture absorption : Non hygroscopic
2.1.2.5 Water Vapour permeability (ASTM E96) : Better than 8.19 X 10-15 Kg/Pa.s.m
2.1.2.6 Minimum Service Temperature : - 80o C
2.1.2.7 Maximum Mean Duct Service Temperature : 90o C
2.1.2.8 Maximum Service Temperature : 1000 C
2.1.2.9 Fire Rating:
•
Class 0 to BS476
•
Complies with ASTM E84 ( 25/50)
•
UL 723 certificate from the UL , Company name must be listed in the UL database
available online.
• FM 4924 Approval for the sheets
• Smoke Density and Toxicity
a) Meets ISO 5659 ( 1994) - Smoke Density and Toxicity
b) Dm <200
c) Combustion gases CO, HCL,HF, NOx, HBr, HCN and SO2 to be within the maximum
allowable concentrations of the Standard.
2.1.3 Duct Insulation (Outdoor)
2.1.3.1 Physically crosslinked, closed cell Polyolefin foam with factory applied, heavy duty
multilayer composite with a specially developed UV and weather durable coating
2.1.3.2 Density: 25 Kg / m3 (foam core only)
2.1.3.3 Thermal Conductivity (ASTM C518): Maximum 0.032 W/mK at mean temperature
23oC
2.1.3.4 Puncture Resistance >400 N (ASTM D4833)
2.1.3.5 Tear Testing (ASTM D751) > 60 N Machine Direction , > 50 N Cross Direction

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2.1.3.6 Tensile Testing (ASTM D751) > 1000 N Machine Direction, > 900 N Cross
Direction
2.1.3.7 UV & Weathering (3000 hr QUV exposure) Excellent No change in performance or
appearance
2.1.3.8 Salt Resistance (Internal test) (2 week immersion in 5 % salt solution: No visible
change in appearance
2.1.3.9 Water Vapour Permeability (ISO 1663) < 4.1 x 10-15 kg/Pa.s.m (25 mm thickness)
(0.015mg.m/N.h)
2.1.3.10 Water Vapour Permeance: < 1.7 x 10-4 g/MN.s
2.1.3.11 Permeability Resistance Factor: μ > 40,000 (basis 25 mm thickness)
2.1.3.12 Water Absorption by Volume: 0.03% (0.00038g/cm²) (JIS K6767)
2.1.3.13 Resistance to Fungi: Zero Growth (ASTM G21)
2.1.3.14 Ozone Resistance : Excellent
2.1.3.15 Minimum Service Temperature : - 80o C
2.1.3.16 Maximum Mean Duct Service Temperature : 90o C
2.1.3.17 Maximum Service Temperature : 1000 C
2.1.3.18 Fire Rating:
• Class 0 to BS476
• Complies with ASTM E84 ( 25/50)
• Smoke Density and Toxicity
a) Meets ISO 5659 ( 1994) - Smoke Density and Toxicity
b) Dm <200
c) Combustion gases CO, HCL,HF, NOx, HBr, HCN and SO2 to be within the
maximum allowable concentrations of the Standard.
2.1.4 Fittings
2.1.4.1 The same material is to be used for insulating the flanges (150mm width). Refers to
manufacturer’s installation instructions for flanges
2.1.4.2 All joints to be sealed with 75mm wide foil tape.
2.1.4.3 No clad tape to be used for the outdoor duct insulation with 75mm wide foil tape no
clad type.
2.1.4.4 Same material or approved foam gasket to be used on all hangers supporting the
ducts.
2.1.4.5 Refer to manufacturer’s installation instructions.
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2.1.5 Adhesive
2.1.5.1 Factory applied acrylic adhesive G60 supplied with the insulation ( factory applied)
2.1.6 Vapour Barrier or Coatings
No additional vapour barriers or coatings are to be used
2.2 Refrigerant and A/C Condensate Pipe insulation
2.2.1 This type of insulation shall apply to refrigerant pipes and A/C condensate drain
pipes. Thickness ½ inch.
2.2.2 Insulation shall be flexible foamed closed cell elastomeric tubular form type.
Insulation may be slipped over pipe or tubing before pipe connections are made, or
may be slit longitudinally and snapped onto the pipe and then sealed with vapour
barrier adhesive.
2.2.3 Insulation shall have a thermal conductivity not greater than 0.27 Btu/hr °F. ft2. per
inch thickness at a mean temperature of 75 ° F.
2.2.4 The surface finish shall be an 8-ounce canvas cloth embedded between 2 coats of
vapour barrier. Aluminium cladding shall be provided as specified.
2.3 Range Hood Exhaust Duct – Insulation
Insulation shall be 75mm thick hydrous calcium silicate sheet, rigid board form, 11
lbs/ft3 (175 Kg/m3) density, 0.38 Btu.in/ft2.hr.°F(0.055 W/m.° K) K-factor at mean
temperature of 100 °F (38 °C) applicable maximum temperature is 1200 °F (650
°C)) secured with metal mechanical surfaces fasteners on 460 mm centers both ways
and metal bands on 460mm centers, surfaces with a coat of hard surface insulating
cement, 13mm thick, and exposed portions finished with 8 ounce glass cloth jacket
neatly pasted on.
2.4 Equipment Insulation
2.4.1 This type of insulation shall apply to pumps, heat exchangers and water expansion
tanks.
2.4.2 Insulation shall be semi-rigid fibrous glass with organic binder up in board form with
a minimum density of 3 lbs/ft3 (50 kg/m3) and a maximum K-factor of 0.42 Btu-
in/ft2.hr.°F (0.06 W/m.° K) at a mean temperature of 200 °F (94 °C). Insulation shall
be applied over pins welded to the vessel on 300 mm centers. All joints shall be
staggered and tightly butted. The insulation shall be covered with gauge 18

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Specifications
aluminium jacket.
2.4.3 This type of insulation shall apply to water chillers and water expansion tanks.
2.4.4 Insulation shall be flexible elastomeric flat sheets furnished with a smooth skin on the
outer side with a maximum K-factor of 0.27 Btu-in/ft2.hr.°F (0.039 W/m.° K) at a
mean temperature of 75°F (24°C). Insulation shall comply with flame spread rate by
ASTM E84 test methods.
2.4.5 Insulation shall be applied over a heavy coating of special adhesive as recommended
by insulation manufacturer.
2.4.6 This type of insulation shall apply to chilled water pumps.
2.4.7 Insulation shall be removable and replaceable covers consisting of No. 18 gauge
aluminium sheet metal jacket lined with rigid fibrous glass with a resin binder of a
minimum density of 6 lbs/ft3 (96 Kg/m3) and a maximum K-factor of 0.25
Btu.in/ft2.hr.°F (0.036 W/m. °K). All voids between insulation and pump housing
shall be filled with blanket type fibreglass insulation of 6 lbs/ft3 (96 Kg/m3) density.
2.4.8 The metal casing shall be tightly sealed.
2.5 Vapour Barrier Coating
2.5.1 The vapour barrier coating shall be tough flexible fire resistive elastomeric finish for
protection of thermal insulation and ultra violet. It shall meet the requirements of
NFPA 90A and 90B and shall be UL classified.
2.5.2 The vapour barrier shall have water vapour permeability not more than 0.02 perms at
0.75 mm dry film thickness when tested to ASTM E96 Method.
2.5.3 When tested for surface burning characteristics (ASTM E84) it shall have a flame
spread rating not exceeding 10 and smoke developed not higher than 15.
2.5.4 The vapour barrier shall be suitable for application by brush or spray. It shall be
applied in 2 coats with heavy duty fire retardant canvas cloth (8 ounce) embedded
between the coats. Canvas overlap at joints shall be at least 50 mm. The wet film
thickness of each coat shall be at least 1.25 mm.
2.5.5 Vapour barrier coating shall be applied above thermal insulation of G.I. Ducts,
chilled water, water supply (hot and cold), refrigeration and condensate drain pipes.

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Specifications
2.6 Aluminium Cladding
2.6.1 Aluminium cladding shall be of 20 gauge it shall be used as protection against

weather and mechanical damage.
2.6.2 Aluminium cladding shall be applied on top of insulation above the canvas jacket and
vapour barrier coating. It shall be held in place by means of self tapping screws and
by using 38 mm wide aluminium straps at 300 mm centers with aluminium or
stainless steel angle rib clips, all joints shall be sealed with grey coloured suitable
sealant. Rivets and screws shall not be used for cladding unless approved by the
Engineer for use on elbows and fittings. Cladding shall be overlapping at joints,
horizontal seams shall be at the bottom. Cladding on ducts shall be formed in such a
way to allow for rain/dew drain off.
2.6.3 Fabricated 20 gauge aluminium covers shall be used for valves and fittings. The
covers shall be in two sections hinged together and held in place by suitable stainless
steel/aluminium clasps.
2.6.4 Aluminium cladding shall be applied to all insulated pipes (chilled water, condensate
drains, etc.,) and ducts (Galvanised and Pre-insulated) running exposed on roof,
outside building, inside parking floors and in plant rooms.
PART 3 EXECUTION
3.1 Protection and Cleaning
3.1.1 All insulation shall have a smooth, homogenous and lineable finished surface. All
rigid sections shall be concentric and be accurately matched for thickness.
3.1.2 All surface to be insulated shall be dry and clean, free from loose scale, dirt, oil or
water, when insulation is applied. Clean with suitable solvents such as methylated
spirits or alcohol based solvents. ( refer to manufacturer’s instructions)
3.1.3 Insulation shall be applied in such a manner that air circulation within the insulation
or between the insulation and the pipe shall be avoided.
3.1.4 No surface imperfections in the insulation such as damaged edges, or ends, cracks
and small voids or holes shall be accepted.
3.1.5 Insulation materials shall be stored and protected from weather moisture,

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Specifications
accumulations of foreign matter, or possible damage in a dry and clean store.
3.1.6 Surface finishes and lagging adhesives shall not be diluted and shall be applied in
accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
3.1.7 Apply insulation to permit expansion or contraction of metal without causing damage
to insulation or surface finish.
3.2 Installation of Piping Insulation
3.2.1 Install materials in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions.(see Information Kit)
3.2.2 Ensure no air pockets are present after installation.
3.2.3 All joints should be butted firmly against each other. No adhesive is required for the
joints (self adhesive system)
3.2.4 Seal all joints with 75mm reinforced aluminium foil.
3.2.5 Finish insulation at supports, protrusions and interruptions.
3.2.6 Any minor surface cuts should be covered with aluminium foil.
3.2.7 All pipe covering 2 ½" (65 mm) or less in thickness shall be applied in single layer
with joints tightly butted together.
3.2.8 All pipe covering 3" (80 mm) and larger in thickness shall be double layer with
lateral and longitudinal joints of the second layer staggered with those of the first
layer. No canvas is to be used between the layers.
3.2.9 All pipe covering shall fit snugly on the pipe to which it is applied. Inside
circumference of pipe covering when applied shall not vary from the outside
circumference of the pipe by more than 3mm. undersize.
3.2.10 Pipe insulation shall have factory applied jackets and secured with plastic bands at
each joint at center of each section and where sections abut upon fittings, except
where otherwise specified.
3.2.11 Insulation shall only be applied to piping after all testing has been accomplished and
after all the coats of paint have been applied.
3.2.12 Pipe covering shall be terminated at a sufficient distance from all flanges to permit
easy removal of bolts.

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Specifications
3.2.13 Where insulated piping is subject to movement and supported on roller hangers, steel
protection saddles shall be provided and welded to the pipe. Saddles shall be filled
with asbestos cement.
3.2.14 All insulated piping not supported on roller hangers and subject to movement, shall
be provided with protection shields at all hanger locations. Shields shall be of 3mm.
galvanized iron extending on each side of the hanger for a distance equal to the
diameter of the insulation and shall extend up the sides of the insulation to the center
of the pipe and shall be provided with cork pad support.
3.2.15 Special care shall be exercised in insulating chilled water lines to prevent sweat leaks
at piping hanger locations.
3.2.16 Where standard insulation shapes are not available, cut, score or meter segmental or
flat block to fit contour of pipe, stagger joints of adjoining segments. Fit insulation
carefully and secure with wire. Smooth with insulating cement.
3.2.17 Adhesives, sealants, vapour barriers, paints, etc., shall meet LEED NC V3
requirements for Volatile Organic Compounds, (VOCs) content limits.
3.3 Finishes
3.3.1.1 All pipes running in concealed spaces shall have canvas cover, securely fixed,
overlaps firmly pasted down, secured with aluminium bands at intervals and painted
with two coats of fire retardant emulsion paint.
3.3.1.2 All non-cladded pipes running inside building but exposed to view shall have same
treatment as for those in concealed spaces but with one coat of gloss paint, to an
approved colour, in addition.
3.3.1.3 Insulation in exposed areas, i.e. permanently visible, shall be protected with
aluminium cladding as specified.
3.4 Installation of Equipment and Duct Insulation
3.4.1 Curved or cylindrical equipment shall be insulated with blocks or curved segments in
one layer for thicknesses of 65 mm or less and two layers for thicknesses of 76 mm or
more. The insulation shall be applied with joints staggered and tightly butted together
and held in place with bands. Square cornered equipment such as boilers, ducts
casings etc. shall be insulated with block insulation protected at corners by
metal shields and held in place by bands, carried around the unit over the insulation
and fastened tight.
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Specifications
3.4.2 Metal anchoring clips shall be welded to the equipment surface so that the band will
pass over them and may be wired to them after insulation is in place.
3.4.3 Insulation in exposed areas, i.e. permanently visible, shall be protected with
aluminium cladding as specified.
3.4.4 Any part of equipment that is normally removable for service such as heads of heat
exchangers, shall be insulated separately from the equipment.
3.4.5 No insulation shall be applied over nameplates.
3.4.6 Insulated ducts penetrating walls or floors shall be insulated completely thru
penetration. Provide waterproof calcium silicate insert, same thickness and jacketing
as insulation with wall flange for fire wall or floor penetrations, or as detailed on the
Drawings.
3.4.7 Duct insulation or lining or any type of covering together with the applied adhesives
shall have a flame spread rating not over 25 without evidence of continued
progressive combustion and a smoke developed rating no higher than 50, wherever
the duct crosses a fire wall or penetrates a roof slab.
3.4.8 Duct linings shall be interrupted at fire dampers and fire doors so as not to interfere
with the operation of services.
3.4.9 All duct materials and coverings (insulation, pre-insulated panels, linings, etc.) shall
meet the requirements of NFPA 90A and 90B Standards or equivalent European
Standards.
3.4.10 Adhesives, sealants, vapour barriers, paints, etc., shall meet the requirements of
NFPA 90A and 90B and shall be UL Classified.
END OF SECTION

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Compliance Sheet
Compliance Sheet
S.NO SPECS NUMBER ITEM DESCRIPTION PROPOSED MATERIAL BY MANUFACTURER Compliance Status MANUFACTURER MODEL COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
As per HVAC Miscellaneous details, Item 3: As per Q & A:8 and HVAC Miscellaneous details, Comply
Acoustic Liner. with Fiberglass Insulation by “Arabian Fiberglass Insulation
Company ltd, (AFICO)”, Proposed product AFICO Quiet
Liner Board Insulation Complies with ASTM C 1071, NFPA
90A, ASTM C 612, Provided with Black Woven Glass
Fiber Fabric (WGF) Facing, Proposed with 48 kg/m3
Density, Thickness 25 mm, Thermal Conductivity (k factor)
= 0.032 w/m2k at 24°c as per ASTM C518.
Surface Burning Characteristics as per (ASTM E 84, UL

723):
- Flame spread < 25.
- Smoke Developed < 50.
- Sound Absorption Coefficients
- - Comply AFICO AQL-B 48/25, WGF KSA
AFICO Quiet Liner Board Insulation is highly eficient
resilient fiber insulation composed of fine, stable and
uniformly textured inorganic glass fibers bonded together
by a non-water soluble and fire- retardant thermosetting
and heat resistant resin. It is free from coarse fiber and
shot due to its mineral compostion.
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Blanket Insulation
‫شراكة اسرتاتيجية بني جمموعة العزل اخلليجية (إحدى قطاعات الزامل للصناعة) وشركة أوينز كورننج‬
J.V. of Gulf Insulation Group (A Zamil Industrial Subsidiary) & Owens Corning Corp.
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QuietLiner
Liner Board
Blanket Insulation
Quiet
TechnicalData
Technical Data Sheet Technical DataSheet
Sheet
Product Code: BKT Product Code:AQL
ProductCode: QLB
Performance & Physical Characteristics

Thermal Resistance “R” Value (Excluding Facings) Surface Burning Characteristics (ASTM E 84, UL 723)
The U value
(ASTM
Thermal is the reciprocal
C 518)
Resistance “R” Value of the sum of Facing)
(Excluding Thermal
Surface Resistance
Burning “R” Value (Unfaced) (ASTM C 167)
Characteristics
the resistances Base glass fiber is non-combustible when tested to ASTM E 84.
(ASTM C 167) of the component of the (UL 723, ASTM E 84, ASTM E 136) to heat flow of a material of any
“R” is a measure of the resistance
structure
“R” is aplus the resistance
measure of the surfaces
of the resistance to heat flow of a material of given thickness. (“R” = m2.°C/W Flame
or hr. ft2.°F/Btu.) Smoke
and
“R” isany
any cavities
a given
measure within
of the the
thickness. structure.
resistance to heat flow of a material of any Base glassFacing
fiber is non-combustible when tested to ASTM E84.
T Spread Developed
given
(“R”thickness.
= m2·°K/W (“R”or=m1 . °C/W
2 2
hr·ft or hr. ft2. °F/Btu.)
·°F/Btu) R = where “T” = thickness
Here U = K
Facing Flame
and “K” or “ ” = thermal Smoke
conductivity Fuel
T Rso + R1 + R2 + R3 + Rsi WGF ≤ 25 Spread ≤ 50 Developed Contributed
R =R = whereT “T” = where
thickness“T” = Thickness
Rso
K = Outside surface resistance Thermal
WGF Conductance,
25 “C”- Value (ASTM
50 C 518, ASTM0 C 177)
R1 = External
K “K”sheeting
and or “and
” = “K” or “λ”conductivity
thermal = Thermal Conductivity
Working Temperature Limitations (ASTM C 411)
R2 = AFICO insulation
C = 1 = W/m2.°C or Btu/hr.ft2.°F.
Alkalinity
Working
R3 = Temperature Limitations
Internal sheeting (ASTM C 411)
or lining if any R
Thermal Transmittance
surface resistance“U” Value Rso
(ASTMR1C 168)
9 Operating temperature
the productup
to to 232°Cheat.
(450°F) for the WGF faced
Rsi = Inside R2 R3 Rsi
It is
pH the ability of conduct
Operating
“U” is aupmeasure
to °260Cof (°500F)
how much for the
heatWGF faced
is lost product.
through At
a given product. At excessive temperatures, limited migration of binder
excessive
Working temperatures,
Temperature a limited migration
Limitations (ASTM of
C binder
411) may occur in Thermal Transmittance
may occur (U Value)
in the insulation 2 (a with
in contact x b) the surface. This is in
thickness of a particular material. (“U” = W/m²K °C or Btu/hr-sq Equivalent diameter dh (m) = mm
the insulation in contact with hot surface. This in no way impairs the no way
Thermal impairs theis performance
transmittance ofaflow
the rate of heat + b insulation.
the through unit area of a
ft °F)
-4°C to +260°C.
performance of theAtinsulation.
excessive temperatures, a limited migration of Equivalent diameter dh (m) b(m)
binder may occur
1 in the insulation in contact with the hot surface. This wall1,50
system when unit temperature difference exists between air on
U = Where: eachMold
side of the structure.
Growth (ASTM C1338) 1,00
in noGrowth
Mold way impairs theDperformance
(ASTM 2020, UL 181)of the insulation.
Rt “Rt” = Total Thermal Resistance composed of
0,80
Alkalinity (ASTM C 871) Fire1,00

Properties
all elements / layers Does not breed or sustain mold, fungus, bacteria or rodents
0,90 0,60
Does not breed or sustain mold, fungus, bacteria or rodents. 0,50
pH 9 B.S. 0,80
476 PART 4 – Non-combustible
0,70
U-values are calculated from the thermal resistances of the parts B.S. 0,60
476 PART 5 – Ignitability 0,40
Corrosiveness (ASTM C 665)
making up a particular part of the structure. Transmission of heat B.S. 0,50
476 PART 6 – Fire propagation 0,30
is opposed
Chemically
Chemically in varying
inert.
inert. Will
Will notamounts
not cause dependent
cause oror accelerateon
accelerate materialofof
corrosion
corrosion and sur-
steel,
steel, B.S. Chemically
476 PART 7 –inert.
SurfaceWill
spread
not ofcause
flame or accelerate corrosion
0,25
of
stainless
face. steel,
steel,copper
copperororaluminum,
aluminum,due duetotoitsitsparticular
particularinorganic Class0,40
‘O’ fire rating to the building regulations section E15 0,20
stainless inorganic steel, stainless steel, copper or aluminum, due to its0,175
particular
and
andmineral
mineralcomposition.
composition. inorganic and
0,30
Specification mineral composition.
Compliance
U-Value (of building element) 0,15
0,125
Mold
Growth
Moisture = 1(ASTM
Absorption D+2020,
/ (Rso(ASTM UL 181)
Rsi D07-
+ R1 +B,R2
ASTM
…) C 553) Blanket Installation complies with the property
Alkalinity
0,20
requirements of (ASTM C871)specifications:
the following 0,10
Does not breed
Where or sustain
Rso ismold,
the fungus, bacteria or rodents.
fixedatexternal
In conditions of %95 relative humidity °49C forresistance
96 hours, moisture • UNFACED
0,15 - U.S. Federal spec. HH-I-521 E Type I
Moisture Absorption (ASTM
pH 9
absorption is less than Rsi
%0.2 byD-07
is the fixedB,internal
volume, ASTM
whenCresistance
553) in accordance
tested • KRAFT FACED - U.S. Federal Spec. HH-I-521 E Type II, Classb C
a
with ASTM C 533. fiberglass products do not absorb moisture • FRK FACED - U.S. Federal Spec. HH-I-521 F, Type III, Class A, ASTM C 665
In conditions
of 95% relative
R1, R2 humidity
etc by at 49°C for
arecapillary
resistivity of96
allhours, moisture
elements Friction
0,10
Loss
from the ambient air nor water attraction, only water • DCL ASTM
0,10 - 0,15
C 5330,20- C 5470,30
- C 612
0,40 -0,50
C 665
0,60 0,70 1,00 1,50 2,00
absorption is less than 0.2% by volume, when tested in accordance
under pressure can enter
within thethe insulation including
application products but
thatthat will quickly
of cavities • CE-ENa(m)
13162
with
dry outASTM
owingC 533. fiberglass
to the material’s products
open cell do not absorb moisture
structure. According to TIMA AHS-152T Pressure loss, in W.G.,
from the within
ambient airthe norconstruction.
water by capillary attraction, only water Acoustical Performance (ASTM
Quiet Liner C 423)
Board.
100000
under pressure
Specification can enter the insulation products but that will quickly
Compliance 10
0
80 70
48
80000
SoundThis
Absorption
9 0
chart is Coeffecients
to be used6at
0
inFrequencies
place5 of the
44
(Hz)standard friction loss 56 2
dry out owing to the material’s open cell structure. 60000 40
Example Quiet
calculation 50000
Table 1-1
chart published in the ASHRAE Handbook36of fundamentals.
Liner Insulation
Vapor Permeability (ASTM E96A)complies with the 40000
32
property requirements of the following

Thicknessspecifications:
& 30000
SoundFor conversion
Absorption of round equivalents to rectangular
Coeffecients 28 sizes, use
KRAFT
Layer1.00 PERM
& Material
Conductivity
R Value 20000 Fiberglass
Table Blanket
C-2 “Circular Insulation
Equivalents 24
of Rectangular Ducts for Equal
• FRK
ASTM C0.02 PERM
1071: For
Rso – Fixed external
Acoustical Performance 20
Friction and Capacity” from the same reference. Tests conduct-
18
• NFPA 90 A: For Fire Resistance - 0.40 m2·°K/W10000
resistance
Puncture Resistance (ASTM D 781) ed in accordance
Product Type &
with
Mounting
TIMA AHS 152T. 16
Sound Absorption Coefficients
8000
14
Rsi – Fixed internal Thickness (1) Octave Band Center Frequencies, Hz
Flow Rate, CFM
- 0.13 m2·°K/W6000
FRK 25
resistance Units 12
• DCL ASTM - C 533 - C 547 - C 612 - C 665

5000
Specification Compliance
600
R1–Fiberglass 4000 10
550
• Compressive
13162 Strength 0.100 m; 0.035 W/mK 2.85 m2·°K/W3000
0
500
CE-EN
insulation 125 250 500 1000 2000 9 4000 NRC
0
450
Quiet Liner Board Quiet Liner Board8 insulation

0
400
0
350
2000
PCF
R2 –AT 10% DEFORMATION0.105
5 m; 0.710 W/mK
0
Clay bricks
300
0.15 m2·°K/W complies

3.5” (R-11), insulationwith the property requirements of the7 following
280
Friction Loss DEFORMATION 10 A .34 .85 1.09 .97 .97 1.12 .95
260
0
240
PCF AT 25% exposed to sound

0
220
specifications: 6
200
0
0
180
R3 – Concrete blocks
0
0.100 m; 0.018 W/mK 0.55 m2·°K/W1000

160
6.0” (R-19), insulation

0
DCLto sound
A : ASTM
140
According to TIMA Characteristics

AHS152-T Pressure loss, in W.G., .64 C 612
1.14 1.09 .99 1.00 5
1.21 1.05
0
Surface Burning 800

120
exposed
0
100
Fiberglass Quiet Liner.

0
R4 - Plaster
600
CE-EN : EN 13162-T4-WS.WL(P)1121-CPD-BA0136 4
900
0.013
(UL 723, ASTM E 84, ASTM E 136) m; 0.16 W/mK 0.08 m2
·°K/W
0
800
500
3.5” (R-11), insulation
700
400 UL to723
exposed sound
E-405: Classified
.80 .98 1.01 25/50
as FHC 1.04 File 1.15DIA 1.00
.98no R37968
600
This
Basechart is to
glass be isused
fiber in place of thewhen
non-combustible standard friction
tested to ASTM
4.16 mE84.
300
500
TOTAL 2
·°K/W SCS : Recycled Content Certified SCS-MC-02811
400
loss chart published in the ASHRAE Handbook of 6.0” (R-19), insulation

E-405 .86 1.03 1.13 1.02 1.04 1.13 1.05
ASTM C 795 : Thermal Insulation for Use in Contact with
300
200
exposed to sound
FPM
fundamentals.
Therefore the For conversion
overall wall of round equivalents to
element
Facing Flame Smoke Fuel Austenitic Stainless Steel tested
rectangular sizes, use Table
Spread
C2- “Circular Equivalents of Contributed100
Developed
3.5” (R-19) FRK facing
A .56 1.11 1.16 .61 .40 .21 .80
exposed to sound
Rectangular
U-value = 1 Ducts
/ R =for1 /Equal
4.16Friction
= 0.24and Capacity” from
W/m2K 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04
ASTM C
0.06 0.08 0.11071 0.2
: For
0.3 0.4
Acoustical 2.0
0.4 0.8 1.0
Performance
3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 8.0 10.0
the same FRK
reference. Tests 0
conducted in 0accordance 0 NEPAFRK90facing
6.0” (R-19), A A : For .94 Fire Resistance
1.33 1.02 .71 .56 .39 .90
exposed to sound
Pressure loss, Inches W .G. per 100 feet of duct
with TIMA AHS 152T. SASO : SASO GSO EN 13162 License #
201800652111
Blanket Insulation Arabian Fiberglass Insulation Company Ltd.

Product Code: BKT
Performance&&Physical
Performance PhysicalCharacteristics
Characteristics
Fire Properties
Acoustical Performance (ASTM C 777-423) of ducts and plenums
Quiet LinerwithBoard the should
black surface facing to
be adhered thesheet
air stream.
metal
The
B.S. U476
value
PART
Acoustical is Performance
the
4 reciprocal of the sum
: Non Combustible
(ASTM of
C 777-423) Thermal
Transverse
ducts Resistance
with
of ducts joints
100%
and are
plenums “R”
coverage Value
towith the(Unfaced)
be neatly
of butted,
adhesive,
black (ASTM
with
and
surface Cexposed
allno
facing167)
interruptions
the air leading
stream. or
the
B.S. resistances 5of the
476 PARTChamber
Reverberation component of the
: Ignitability
Method edges and alljoints
traverse joints
be coated with adhesive. The liner
“R”gaps.is aLongitudinal
Transverse
measure of to
theberesistance
are tooverlapped
neatly and flow
butted,
to heat compressed.
with
of ano of should
interruptions
material any or
structure
B.S. 476 plus
PARTthe
Reverberation resistance
6 Chamber
Coefficients ofatthe
: Fire Propagation
Method surfaces (Hz) begaps. Longitudinal
Sound Absorption Frequencies given additionally
thickness. (“R” =tom
secured be2with
overlapped
.°C/W or hr. ftand
mechanical 2 compressed.
fasteners which will com-
.°F/Btu.)
and
B.S. any
Sound cavities
476 Absorptionwithin the
PART 7 :Coefficientsstructure.
Surface Spreadat Frequencies
of Flame (Hz) pressT the QuietproductLiner sufficiently
shouldtobe hold it firmlytoin sheet
adhered place. metal
In addition,
ducts
Absorption coefficient at one third octave Rmechanical
= %100 where
Quiet “T” = thickness
Liner should beused
adhered to sheet metal ducts
Class Product
‘O’ fire rating Sound
to1the building regulations sections E15 with K
fasteners
coverage should
of be
adhesive, and according
all exposedto the
leadingfollowing
edges
Here U = center frequencies (Hz)
Absorption coefficient at one third octave and coverage “ ”of=coated
“K” orjoints thermal conductivity
Product
Rso + R1 + R2 Sound
+ R3 + Rsi withall%100
schedule:
and transverse adhesive,
with and all exposed
adhesive. (The leading
adhesiveedges shall
center frequencies (Hz)
Thickness and all to transverse joints coatedC1972-
with adhesive. (The adhesive shall
Acoustical Performance
Rso = Outside
Type surface
125 (ASTM
resistance
250 500 C 423)
1000 2000 4000 NRC Thermal Conductance, “C”- Value (ASTM C 518, ASTMby
conform standard ASC-A7001 or as approved the project
C 177)
Thickness For velocities
conform to The to
standard 10should
m/s: be
ASC-A7001 Onadditionally
horizontal
C1972- runs
or assecured where
approved byduct width
the project
R1Type
= mm
Externalw sheeting125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 NRC consultant). liner with mechanical
R2 = AFICO
Reverberation mminsulation
Chamber
w
0.09 Method or 1
height
consultant).
Cfasteners
= exceeds
= W/m .°CThe 500
liner mm,
should the
be liner should
2 additionally transverse
secured with edges
mechanicaland
2
willorcompress
Btu/hr.ft .°F.
R at which the product sufficiently to hold it firmly
25 1 sheeting 0.24 0.49 0.85 0.83 0.77 0.60
R3 = Internal or lining0.24
if any 0.49
Sound
AQL Rsi
160 =Absorption
25 1Coefficients
0.09
at Frequencies 0.85
Rso (Hz)0.83 0.77 0.60 spaced
fasteners
in place. a maximum
which will of
compress375 mm
the on
product centers and
sufficiently 375
to holdmm it from
firmly
Inside surface0.34
resistance R1 R2 R3 Rsi
AQL 16050 2 0.59 0.93 0.94 0.94 0.98 0.85 Itlongitudinal
isinthe abilityjoints.
place. of the On product to conduct
vertical heat.
runs, fasteners should be similarly
50 2 0.34 0.59 0.93 0.94 0.94 0.98 0.85
25
Thickness
1 0.12 0.32 0.70 0.93 0.95 0.99 0.75 spaced
Thermal where
For velocities either
to 10 m/s:
Transmittance dimension
(U fasteners
Value) exceeds
should 300 mm.
start within 75 mm of the
Working
Type Temperature Limitations
125 250 (ASTM
500 C
1000 411) 2000 4000 NRC
For velocities to 10 m/s: fasteners should start within
from75longitudinal
mm of the
AQL 240 mm 25 inch1 0.12 0.32 0.70 0.93 0.95 0.99 0.75
AQL 24050 2 0.27 0.69 1.01 1.07 1.06 1.05 0.95 upstream transverse edges of the liner and 75 mm
-4°C
For
Thermalvelocities
upstreamtransmittancefrom 10
transverse to rate
isedges
the 20
of m/s:
of heat
the Onflow
liner horizontal
and through
75 mm runs
unit where
from area of duct
longitudinala
320 to +260°C.
25 50 1At2 excessive 0.27
0.11 temperatures,
0.69 0.68
0.29 1.01 0.76 a
1.07 limited 1.06 migration
0.75 1.05 0.60
0.62 of
0.95
joints, and should be spaced at maximum of 300 mm from the corner
binder may
15
occur
½
in
0.05
the
0.13
insulation in
0.32
contact
0.65
with
0.79
the hot
0.93
surface.
0.45
This width
walljoints,exceeds
systemand when
should300unit
be mm or duct
temperature
spaced at height
difference
maximum exceeds
of exists
300 400
mm mm,the
between
from the liner
aircorner
on
50 15 2 ½ 0.05
0.12 0.13
0.53 0.32
0.99 0.65
1.03 0.79
0.96 0.93
0.69 0.45
0.86 break. Elsewhere,
should they
withshould be astarting
maximum 450 75mm on centers
AQL 320
in noAQLway 25
impairs1 0.29 0.45 0.77 1.00 0.93 0.96 0.80 each sidebe
break. of secured
the structure.
Elsewhere, they fasteners
should be a maximum within
450 mmmm of the
on centers
32025 25 1 the1 performance
0.29 0.45 of0.65
the
0.77 insulation.
1.00 0.93 0.96 0.650.80 except to transverse
be placed not more than 150 mm from a longitudinal joint
480 50 2
0.11
0.37
0.26
0.92 1.04
0.84
1.14
0.80
1.13
0.57
1.01 1.05 upstream edges and spaced
except to be placed not more than 150 mm from a longitudinal at maximum of 375 mmjoint on
Alkalinity50(ASTM 50 2 C 2 871) 0.37 0.92 1.04 1.14 1.13 1.01 1.05 and
Fire
centers300 mm
Properties
and from
375 mm a corner
from break.
longitudinal joints.
15 ½
0.14
0.05
0.69
0.12
1.14
0.29
1.04
0.51
0.85
0.68
0.65
0.80
0.95
0.40 and 300 mm from a corner break.
0.05 0.12 0.29 0.51 0.68 0.80 0.40
pH
15 ½ B.S. 476 PARTruns, 4 – Non-combustible
AQL 9
480 25 1 0.22 0.52 0.73 0.98 1.02 1.00 0.80 On
Forvertical
velocities from fasteners
10 toshould20 m/s: be similarly
fastenersspaced
shouldwherebe placed either as
Installation Recommendation for Board
AQL 480 25 1 0.22 0.52 0.73 0.98 1.02 1.00 0.80 B.S.For
476 velocities
PART from 10 to 20 m/s: fasteners should be placed as
5 – Ignitability
dimension
above, except exceeds to be300 mm. at a maximum of 150 mm from the
spaced
Corrosiveness50
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BQXR.R37968 - Mineral and Fiber Boards
Mineral and Fiber Boards

See General Information for Mineral and Fiber Boards
ARABIAN FIBERGLASS INSULATION CO LTD R37968

150TH ST, 2ND INDUSTRIAL AREA
PO BOX 1289
DAMMAN, 31431 SAUDI ARABIA
Boards consisting of glass fibers bound and formed into various thicknesses without facings.
Unfaced Board
Flame spread 0
Smoke developed 0
Boards consisting of glass fibers bound and formed into various thicknesses with and without facings.
The following products are eligible to bear the Laboratories Classification Marking incorporating the designation "FHC 25/50" instead of the
individual Surface Burning Characteristic values for flame spread and smoke developed:
Unfaced Board
Mat Faced Board
Foil-Scrim-Kraft Faced Board
Kraft-Scrim-Foil Faced Board
Foil-Adhesive-Fiberglass Faced Board
Fabric Faced Board
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CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
Certificate Number 20161215-R37968
Report Reference R37968-20161208
Issue Date 2016-DECEMBER-15
Issued to: ARABIAN FIBERGLASS INSULATION CO LTD

150th St, 2nd Industrial Area
PO Box 1289
Damman 31431 SAUDI ARABIA
This is to certify that MINERAL AND FIBER BOARDS

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glass fiber board faced on one surface with a "WGF" fabric
facing.
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REPORT
3933 US ROUTE 11 CORTLAND, NEW YORK 13045
Order No. 103326469 Date: December 7, 2017
REPORT NO. 103326469CRT-001ba
AIR EROSION TEST ON 25 MM THICK

FIBERGLASS WITH WGF FACING
DUCT LINER IN AN ELBOW DUCT ASSEMBLY
RENDERED TO
ARABIAN FIBERGLASS INSULATION CO. LTD.

DAMMAM
SAUDI ARABIA
INTRODUCTION
This report gives the results of an Air Erosion Test, which was performed on duct liner in
an elbow configuration. The test specimen was selected and supplied by the client and
was received at the laboratories on December 4, 2017. The sample appeared to be in
new unused condition upon arrival.
AUTHORIZATION
Signed Intertek Quotation No. Qu-00837653
GENERAL
The test was conducted in accordance with UL 181 Issued: 2013/07/25 Ed: 11 “UL
Standard for Safety Factory-Made Air Ducts and Connectors” Section 18, Air Erosion
Testing.
DESCRIPTION OF TEST SPECIMEN
The test specimen consisted of one 6 foot length of ductwork upstream, a 90° mitered
elbow and a 6 foot length of ductwork downstream. All the sheet metal ductwork
measured 12 inches square, with an L shaped protective metal nose on the leading
edge. The entire duct system was lined with 25 mm thick fiberglass with WGF facing
duct liner. The sample was installed with adhesive and pinned to the duct wall.
This report is for the exclusive use of Intertek's Client and is provided pursuant to the agreement between Intertek and its Client. Intertek's responsibility and
liability are limited to the terms and conditions of the agreement. Intertek assumes no liability to any party, other than to the Client in accordance with the
agreement, for any loss, expense or damage occasioned by the use of this report. Only the Client is authorized to copy or distribute this report and then only in its
entirety. Any use of the Intertek name or one of its marks for the sale or advertisement of the tested material, product or service must first be approved in writing by
Intertek. The observations and test results in this report are relevant only to the sample tested. This report by itself does not imply that the material, product, or
service is or has ever been under an Intertek certification program. Measurement uncertainty budgets have been determined for applicable test methods and are
available upon request.
TEST METHOD
The air was supplied by a 12,000 cfm Buffalo Forge Blower which was driven by a 40
HP variable speed drive for the purpose of varying the velocity. The fan outlet was
covered with a double layer of cheesecloth (14 to 15 square yards per pound and
known to the trade as “count of 32 by 28”).
For the collecting screen a double layer of cheesecloth (the same type as mentioned
above) was stretched taut on a frame sized to provide an area greater than five times
the inside cross-sectional area of the test specimen. Prior to the installation of the
collection screen, air was passed through the test section at a velocity of 10,000 fpm for
a one-hour period. The collecting screen was then installed at a distance of one foot
from the outlet of the test section.
After the collecting screen was set in place and the velocity set at 10,000 fpm, the test
continued for four hours. The collecting screen was examined for macroscopic particles
at the end of each hour by taping the screen with the adhesive side of transparent tape
in order to remove any eroded particles. At the end of the four hour period, the test was
stopped and the final examination was made.
TEST REQUIREMENT
At the end of the test period, there should be no evidence of continued erosion, and the
interior surfaces of the sample are not to show evidence of cracking, flaking, peeling or
delamination.
TEST RESULTS - Test Velocity 10,000 fpm (2.5 times the 4,000 fpm rating). At the end
of each test period, there was no evidence of continued erosion, and the interior
surfaces of the sample did not show any evidence of cracking, flaking, peeling or
delamination.
REMARKS
Date of Test: December 6, 2017
Dry Bulb: 69F

Relative Humidity: 34
Report Approved by: Report Reviewed By:
Brian Cyr James R. Kline

Engineer Engineer/Quality Supervisor
Acoustical Testing Acoustical Testing
Report No. 103326469CRT-001ba Page 2 of 2 December 7, 2017

SCS Global Services does hereby certify that an independent assessment has been conducted on behalf of:
Arabian Fiberglass Insulation Company

1st Industrial City, PO Box 1289, Dammam, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia
For the following product(s):
Buildings and Construction Products: Insulation:

AFICO Boards
The product(s) meet(s) all of the necessary qualifications to be certified for the following claim(s):
SCS RECYCLED CONTENT CERTIFIED
MINIMUM 74% RECYCLED CONTENT
Conforms to the SCS Recycled Content Standard V7-0 for a Minimum 74% with at least 32% Post-Consumer 32% POST-CONSUMER
and Balance 42% Pre-Consumer Glass Content. Material quantification and mass-balance calculations completed 42% PRE-CONSUMER
on a dry-weight basis.
Registration # SCS-RC-02811
Valid from: September 1, 2021 to August 31, 2022
Stanley Mathuram, PE, Executive Vice President

2000 Powell Street, Ste. 600, Emeryville, CA 94608 USA
SCS Global Services does hereby certify that an independent assessment has been conducted on behalf of:
Arabian Fiberglass Insulation Company

1st Industrial City, PO Box 1289, Dammam, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia
For the following product(s):

Glass Wool Board Insulation:
Face Options:
AWF, BGT, FKS, FRK, FS, WGF, Unfaced
Thickness: 15mm to 150mm
The product(s) meet(s) all of the necessary qualifications to be certified for the following claim(s):
Indoor Advantage™ Gold
Indoor Air Quality Certified to SCS-EC10.3-2014 v4.0
Conforms to the CDPH/EHLB Standard Method (CA 01350) v1.2 2017 for the private office, school
classroom, and single-family residence parameters.1
1
Modeled as Insulation
Measured Concentration of Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC): Less than/equal to 0.5 mg/m3 (in
compliance with CDPH/EHLB Standard Method v1.2-2017)
Registration # SCS-IAQ-07374
Valid from: October 12, 2021 to October 11, 2022
Stanley Mathuram, PE, Executive Vice President

SCS Global Services
2000 Powell Street, Ste. 600, Emeryville, CA 94608 USA
CERTIFICATE OF PRODUCT CONFORMITY
Dubai Central Laboratory Department (DCLD) of Dubai Municipality
hereby attests that the product(s)
Mineral Fiber Block and Board Thermal Insulation

(Details as per the attached Scope of Certification)
manufactured by:
ARABIAN FIBERGLASS INSULATION CO. LTD.-PLANT 2

150th St., Second Industrial City, Dammam 31431, KSA
have been assessed in accordance with DCLD Document Ref. No. DM-DCLD-RD-DP21-2001 (IC) "General Rules for DM third party product
certification system through factory assessment" and the relevant Specific Rules, and were found in conformity with the standard specification:
ASTM C612-2014
Accordingly, DCLD hereby authorizes the above manufacturer
to affix the DCL Product Conformity Mark on the above-mentioned product(s).
for / ENGR. AMIN AHMED AMIN

Director, Dubai Central Laboratory Department
Dubai Municipality
Certificate No: CL16020310 Current Issue Date: 17/01/2022

Valid Until: 16/01/2023 Original Issue Date: 17/01/2016
The attached Scope of Certification bearing the same Certificate Number forms an integral part of this Certificate.
This Certificate is an electronic document subject to the Terms and Conditions of the Product Certification System and shall not be reproduced except in full.
DM-DCLD-F-IC-2031 Rev 18
DUBAI CENTRAL LABORATORY DEPARTMENT
DCL PRODUCT CONFORMITY CERTIFICATION SCHEME
SCOPE OF CERTIFICATION
FOR CERTIFICATE NO. CL16020310
Certificate Issued To: ARABIAN FIBERGLASS INSULATION CO. LTD. - Plant 2

150th Street, Second Industrial City, P.O. Box: 1289, Dammam
31431, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Applicable Standard Specification: ASTM C 612: 2014 – Standard Specification for Fiber Block and
Board Thermal Insulation
Applicable Specific Rules: DM-DCLD-RD-DP21-2108 (IC) “Specific Rules for Certification of
Mineral Fiber Block and Board Thermal Insulation (ASTM C 612:
2014) Through Factory Assessment”.
PRODUCT PRODUCT
S/N PRODUCT DETAILS
DESCRIPTION BRAND
Mineral Fiber Block and Type IA with black woven glass fabric (WGF)
Board Thermal facing
1. Insulation AFICO QUIET LINER Nominal Density: 16 - 48 kg/m³
Product Description (AQL) Nominal Thickness: 25 - 50 mm
k-value: 0.040 W/m-°K
CFC Free (See Note 3)
(See Note 4)
Note 1: This document forms part of the Certificate of Product Conformity bearing the same certificate no.
Note 2: The above products shall bear the DCL Conformity Mark (applied on each product or on the packaging).
Note 3 Maximum k-value measured at 35ºC temperature and 60% relative humidity condition.
Note 4: CFC Free as per declaration from the company, in accordance with the 2020 Al Sa’fat – Dubai Green Building
System.
Original Issue Date: 17 January 2016

Current Issue Date: 17 January 2022
Valid Until: 16 January 2023
ARIF HUSAIN AL MARZOOQI

Products Conformity Assessment Section Manager
Dubai Central Laboratory Department
Page 1 of 1 DM-DCLD-F-IC-2032 R9
P.O. Box 67, DCL, Zabeel Road, Karama, Dubai, UAE
OPEN DATA / ‫ﺑﻴﺎﻧﺎت ﻣﻔﺘﻮﺣﺔ‬
CERTIFICATE OF PRODUCT CONFORMITY
Dubai Central Laboratory Department (DCLD) of Dubai Municipality
hereby attests that the product(s)
Pipe and Duct Insulation

(Details as per the attached Scope of Certification)
manufactured by:
ARABIAN FIBERGLASS INSULATION CO. LTD.-PLANT 2

150th St., Second Industrial City, Dammam 31431, KSA
have been assessed in accordance with DCLD Document Ref. No. DM-DCLD-RD-DP21-2001 (IC) "General Rules for DM third party product
certification system through factory assessment" and the relevant Specific Rules, and were found in conformity with the standard specification:
2017 AL SA'FAT DUBAI GREEN BUILDING EVALUATION SYSTEM

Accordingly, DCLD hereby authorizes the above manufacturer
to affix the DCL Product Conformity Mark on the above-mentioned product(s).
for / ENGR. AMIN AHMED AMIN

Director, Dubai Central Laboratory Department
Dubai Municipality
Certificate No: CL18020580 Current Issue Date: 07/05/2021

Valid Until: 06/05/2022 Original Issue Date: 07/05/2018
The attached Scope of Certification bearing the same Certificate Number forms an integral part of this Certificate.
This Certificate is an electronic document subject to the Terms and Conditions of the Product Certification System and shall not be reproduced except in full.
DM-DCLD-F-IC-2031 Rev 18
Certificate Issued To: ARABIAN FIBERGLASS INSULATION COMPANY –

PLANT 2
150th St., Second Industrial City, Dammam, 31431, KSA
Applicable Standard Specification: 2017 Al Sa’fat – Dubai Green Building Evaluation

System
Applicable Specific Rules: DM-DCLD-RD-DP21-2185-(IC) Specific Rules for

Factory Assessment Certification of Pipe and Duct
Insulation as per 2017Al Sa’fat – Dubai Green Building
Evaluation System
S/N Product Description Brand Name Product Details
Glasswool Pipe insulation without Facing
Thickness: 13 - 100 mm
1. Mineral Wool AFICO
Inside Diameter: 16 - 915 mm
(Glasswool)
Density : 64 - 120 kg/m³
Pipe insulation without

Facing Thermal conductivity (max) – 0.034 W/(m-°K) @
35 0C & 60% RH
“CFC Free”
(See Note 3)
For Hot Applications Only and should not be used
for Refrigerated/Condensation Applications
Glasswool Pipe insulation with ASJ Facing
Mineral Wool
(Glasswool)
2. Pipe insulation with ASJ AFICO

Facing Thermal conductivity (max) – 0.034 W/(m-°K) @
35 0C & 60% RH
“CFC Free”
(See Note 3)
Water Vapor Permeance is meeting the
requirements of Table 1 of BS 5422:2009
Glasswool Pipe insulation with Aluglass Facing

Mineral Wool
(Glasswool)
Pipe insulation with
3. Aluglass Facing AFICO
Thermal conductivity (max) – 0.034 W/(m-°K) @
“CFC Free” 35 0C & 60% RH
(See Note 3)

Glasswool Pipe insulation with FRK Facing
Mineral Wool
(Glasswool)
4. Pipe insulation with AFICO

FRK Facing Thermal conductivity (max) – 0.034 W/(m-°K) @
35 0C & 60% RH
“CFC Free”
(See Note 3)
Glasswool Duct Wrap with FRK Facing
Mineral Wool
Thickness: 25 – 150 mm
(Glasswool)
Duct Wrap with FRK
AFICO
5. Facing Thermal conductivity (max) – 0.036 W/(m-°K) @
35 0C & 60% RH
“CFC Free”
(See Note 3)
requirements of Table 1 of BS 5422:2009 from
0ºC and higher
Glasswool Duct Wrap with AWF Facing

Mineral Wool
(Glasswool)
Thickness: 25 – 150 mm
Duct Wrap with AWF
Facing
6. AFICO Thermal conductivity (max) – 0.036 W/(m-°K) @
(See Note 3)

0ºC and higher
Glasswool Mechanical Board Insulation with

Mineral Wool Aluglass Facing
(Glasswool)
Mechanical Board Density : 24 - 120 kg/m³
Insulation with Aluglass
7. Facing AFICO

(See Note 3)
0ºC and higher
Glasswool Mechanical Board Insulation with FRK

Mineral Wool
Facing
(Glasswool)
Mechanical Board
Insulation with FRK
AFICO
8. Facing
(See Note 3)

NOTE1: This document forms part of the Certificate of Product Conformity bearing the same certificate number.
NOTE2: The above product shall bear the DCL Conformity Mark.
NOTE3: CFC Free as per declaration from the company, in accordance with AlSa’fat – Dubai Green Building
Evaluation System.
Original Issue Date: 07 May 2018

Current Issue Date: 07 May 2021
Valid Until: 06 May 2022
ARIF HUSAIN AL MARZOOQI

Products Conformity Assessment Section Manager
Dubai Central Laboratory Department
Country of Origin
Warranty Certificate
Pervious client/ Consultant approval/ Transmittal sheet
Consultant Owner Contractor
PROJECT NAME: STC- NEIDC-P3- DAM071

Type of Document : MATERIAL SUBMITTAL Status
Submittal Number : NEIDC-PH3-DAM071-MAT-ME-055 R0 A Approved
Received Date : 08th May 2022
B Approved as Noted ✓
Discipline : Mechanical
Returned Date : 16th May 2022 C Revise & Re-submit
Subject : Duct Accessories D Rejected
Brand Name : As mentioned below E No Action
Country of Origin : As mentioned below
Reviews : 1 (Max. Acceptable reviews: 3)
Architect / Engineer's review is for general conformance with the design intent and contract documents. Markings or comments
shall not relieve the Contractor / Subcontractor from compliance with the project plans and specifications, nor deviations
therefrom. The Contractor / Subcontractor remains responsible for details and accuracy.
Proposed Product:
1. Chilled Water Pipe Insulation Afico -KSA
• FRK Glass Wool Rigid preformed insulation 50mm Thick. 64 Kg/M3 (25mm not acceptable)
2. Duct Insulation Afico -KSA
• For indoor use: FRK type roll insulation 50mm Thick. 24 Kg/M3 Density minimum (25mm not acceptable)
• For outdoor use: FRK type roll or board insulation 50mm Thick. 48 Kg/M3 Density minimum
3. Duct Liner Afico -KSA
• Facing: BGF 25mm Thick. 48 Kg/M3 Density minimum
4. Aluminum Tape Abro “Model 3450 FSK 3” -USA
5. Flexible Insulated Duct Atco “Model UPC #030”(comply with UL181) -UAE
• FRK type, 32mm Thick., 12 Kg/M3
6. Duct Seal Napco “Model 32-7” (UL classified) -UAE
7. Neoprene-Fabric Duct Connector Clim -Belgium
8. Stuck Up Pin Acrotec -India
• Length 60mm for 50mm board insulation
Comments:
1. AFICO is not in the approved vendor list for Insulation; however, it is well known and acceptable to
be used.
2. Contractor/vendor did not highlight / indicate the proposed sections of the catalogues; therefore, the
above-mentioned products are approved only, however duct liner cannot be used at site by contractor
and the liner must be pre-installed in duct factory on the plenum boxes and ducts wherever required
as per project specifications.
3. Thickness of ducts and pipes insulation to be 50mm
4. “Threaded rods” and “duct insulation adhesive” are not part of the approval. Revise the submittal or
submit them in a separate submittal along with canvas, stainless steel belts…
CONSULTANT ENGINEER: CLIENT REPRESENTATIVE:

☐ Arch/Civil  Electrical / Mechanical Name:
Name: Signature:
Signature: Tarek/Ahmad Date:
Date:
Page 1 of 2
Consultant Owner Contractor
PROJECT NAME: STC- NEIDC-P3- DAM071

5. Contractor to ensure applying at least 2 Canvas layers above pipes’ insulation and 1 layer above ducts’
insulation.
6. Contractor to ensure installing Al Jacketing after applying Canvas layers.
7. Contractor to take into consideration the 50mm insulation thickness while selecting the handles for
all valves (extension might be required for these handles)
8. Contractor to submit sample for final consultant approval on site.
General Comments:
1. Contractor to ensure having the following for delivery:
a. Brand name to be available on delivered items.
b. Delivery note.
c. Certificate of origin.
2. MIR to be submitted on site for each batch delivered.
3. Follow manufacturer recommendation and international standards for site installations.
4. Contractor to ensure material availability and to confirm that delivery time will be matching with
approved PIP.
5. Warranty letters are acceptable.
CONSULTANT ENGINEER: CLIENT REPRESENTATIVE:

☐ Arch/Civil  Electrical / Mechanical Name:
Name: Signature:
Signature: Tarek/Ahmad Date:
Date:
Page 2 of 2
CONSULTANT OWNER CONTRACTOR
PROJECT NAME: STC- NEIDC-P3

Project Number: Project Code: DAMMAM 071
MATERIAL SUBMITTAL

New Submittal Submittal No: NEIDC-PH3-DAM071- MAT-ME-055 Rev.: 00 Submittal Date: 28-Apr-2022
☐
Resubmittal Previous Sub No: Previous Submittal Date:
DISCIPLINE ☐
GENERAL ☐
STRUCTURAL 
MECHANICAL ☐ 
ARCHITECTURAL ☐ ELECTRICAL
Drawing Ref. No : B.O.Q Ref. No : 23 07 00 , 23 30 00 , 23 31 00
DAM071-STC-DD-HVAC-2.1 , 2.2 , 3.1 , 3.3 , 4.1 , 5
Specification Ref: 23 07 00 , 23 30 00 , 23 31 00 Standards:
MANUFACTURER SUPPLIER/LOCAL AGENT ORIGIN
ABRO TAPE AlUMINUM TAPE (USA) ABRO TAPE AlUMINUM TAPE (USA)
AFICO DUCT & PIPE INSULATION (KSA) AFICO DUCT & PIPE INSULATION (KSA)
NAPCO DUCT SEALANT (UAE) Alsayed Center A/c & Refrigeration NAPCO DUCT SEALANT (UAE)
ATCO FLEXIBLE DUCT (UAE) ATCO FLEXIBLE DUCT (UAE)
CLIM DUCT CONNECTOR (Belgium) &
Materials CLIM DUCT CONNECTOR (Belgium) &
STUCK UP PIN ACROTEC STUCK UP PIN ACROTEC
ATTACHEMENTS:
DESCRIPTION DETAILS:
TECH. BROCHURE
Materials Submittal for :
 Local Manufactured
CERTIFICATE
G.C. Manufactured
Duct Accessories 
MANUFACTURER SPECS/DIR. Production Period
APPLICATION  Overland Freight Sea
METHOD STATEMENT
For : Freight
☐
SAMPLES Total Freight
☐ Total Delivery Time
All Project Buildings O&M MANUALS
Planned Delivery Date
☐
SPARE PART LIST
 As Specification
☐
 Alternative
WARRANTY

OTHERS

If any others specify
Required Material Date On Site: Expected Arrival Date On site:
Contractor’s Engineer /QC Engineer/Construction Mgr.: Contractor’s Project Manager:

Name: Shafaqat Awan Name:
Signature: Signature:
Date: 28-04-2022 Date:
CONSULTANT’S COMMENTS
Architect / Engineer's review is for general conformance with the design intent and contract documents. Markings or comments shall not relieve the
Contractor / Subcontractor from compliance with the project plans and specifications, nor deviations therefrom. The Contractor / Subcontractor remains
responsible for details and accuracy.
Refer to attached review report
☐
A Approved ☐
B Approved as Noted ☐
C Revise and Resubmit ☐
D Rejected ☐
E No Action
CONSULTANT ENGINEER: CLIENT REPRESENTATIVE
☐ Arch/Civil ☐ Electrical / Mechanical
Name: Ahmad Basbous Name:
Signature:
Signature:
Date:
Date:
REF. IN Signature: REF. OUT Signature:
Date: Date:
Copyright ©2021 by Edarat Group,
MATERIAL SUBMITTAL FORM
Submittal Ref. KSP-FHJ-INW-CMT-HVA-MAT-0116 Revision 00 Date 20-Feb-22

Program King Salman Park
Project/ CP3 - Infrastructure Works Phase1 and KSP-SAP-GEN-INW-
Contract No.
Package O&M Center COM-ITT-0001
Client King Salman Park Foundation (KSPF) Contractor Freyssinet-Haif JV (FHJ)
PMO Saudi Arabian Parsons Ltd (SAPL) PMCM-Others
PMCM[1] Faithful+Gould (FGS)
☐ Civil ☐ Architecture ☒Mechanical ☐ Electrical ☐ Information Technology

Discipline
☐ Landscape ☐ Others _______________________________
Material Details
Material Name HVAC Pipe Insulation & Accessories
Specifications
Section 23 07 19
Reference
Manufacturer AFICO, ARMACELL, ITW PABCO, FOSTER, ABRO,
Location KSA-USA-BAHRAIN
Name ARMSTRONG, DUCTMATE & Tee Zee
Contractor PM
Name Theodoros Stergiopoulos Signature Date 20-Feb-22
PMCM Engineer’s Comments

Refer to attached OCS for comments.
Contractor to Resubmit this material submittal on the updated
PMCM’s Comments
0
Approved/ ☐ Final Approval Mutasem Abusharqiah
Validated P
☐ Validated Name: Signature: Date:
by PMO ☐ Rejected
PMO’s Comments
Approved/ ☐ Final Approval

Validated ☐ Validated Name: Signature: Date:
by PMO ☐ Rejected
Client Comments
Material Submittal Form

KSP-FGS-GEN-PMC-QMS-TEM-0001 | XX | XX-XX-XXXX Page 1 of 2
Previous Project List
Projects in Kuwait where 'AFICO' was supplied.
Project Name Consultant Year Remarks
MPW Projects
MOE Head Quarters South Surra Gulf consult 2011
PAMA Head Quarters Pan Arab 2011
Immigration Dept Bld'g - Farwaniya 2011
Kuwait Police College Gulf consult 2008
Legal Advice Legislation HQ Al Jazeera 2008
Special Forces Facility Dar Al Handasiya 2007
Coast Guard HQ Dar Al Handasiya 1999
Sabah Al Salem University - Kwt Univ.
College of Business 2013
College of Arts 2013
Amiri Diwaan
Jahra Court Complex PACE 2014
Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmed Cultural Center Sour Eng'r 2015
Farwaniya Court Complex PACE 2014
PAAET Projects
College of Health Sciences 2011
Nursing Institute 2011
Const and Maint of labs & Workshop Dowliah Eng'r 2010
College of Basic education - Boys Campus Pan Arab 2008
College of Business Studies Gulf Consult 2007
Special Training Centre KEO 2007
KOC Projects
West Kwt Mega Complex 2014
Wara Pressure Maint. Project 2013
Installation of telemetry system 2013
Conctruction of Burgan Office complex 2012
KOC Hospital - Ahmadi Gulf Consult 2012
KISR
Admisitration Bldg Al Jazeera 2012
Others 2011
Sheikh Saad Sports Complex Bukhansen
Hamra Towers Jazeera 2009
Arraya Tower 2 Pan Arab 2009
Arraya Tower 1 Pan Arab 2006
Fahaheel Water Front Gulf Consult 2002
Diabetic Center Gulf Consult 2000
Fish, Meat & Vegetable Market - Jahra KEO 1998
Sharq Water Front KEO 1996
S.NO Eastern Province Project list
1 Al-Jaber Girls School Al-Hasa
2 Al-Jaber Boys School Al-Hasa
3 Prince Mohammed University Housing Dammam
4 Royal Commission housing C16 Jubial
5 I T Collage Dammam University
6 RO Water Plant project in Jubail
7 Khalifa Show Room project in Khobar
8 Al Qaryan project in 2nd Industrial in Dammam
10 Dresser-Rand project in 2nd Industrial in Dammam
11 STF project half Moon Dammam
12 Road linking to Rasail khair China Railway Rasail Khair
13 R C Fire station Rasail Khair
14 Maden Mutrafiya Housing Jubial
15 R.C Housing C-14 Jubial
16 Sahar housing Jubial
17 Nama Housing Jubial
18 Advance Petro Camical -1 Jubial
19 R.C Housing C-59 Jubial
20 Advance Petro Camical -2
21 Shuqiq Steel Power Plant Jizzan
22 Ministry of Interior Jail Project Dammam
23 Sabic Sub Station Abqiq
24 Al-Majduie Steel IInd Industry
25 Nation Guard housing Dammam
26 Dhahran Air base Dhahran
27 Ibne Sina Jubial
28 Since Collage Dammam University
29 Administration office Dammam University
30 Pro care hospital Al-Khobar
31 Abdullah Fuad Compound Dammam
32 KFUPM Housing Dammam
33 R.C. Housing C 17 Jubial
34 R.C. Housing C 15 Jubial
35 Hospital housing Complex Dammam University
36 Hospital housing Dammam University
SL NO. CENTRAL REGION PROJECTS MAIN CONTRACTOR
1 PRINCE NOURA UNIVERSITY PROJECT SAUDI OGER
PRINCE NOURA UNIVERSITY PROJECT SAUDI OGER
PRINCE NOURA UNIVERSITY PROJECT SAUDI BINLADEN
KING ABDUALLAH FINANCIAL DISTRICT SAUDI CONSTRCUTIONEERS
KING ABDUALLAH FINANCIAL DISTRICT El-SEIF ENGINEERING & CONT
KING ABDUALLAH FINANCIAL DISTRICT S. OGER LTD
2 MINISTRY OF FINANACE SAUDI OGER
3 KING SAUD UNIVERSITY PROJECT (Medical City Extension) A.B.V ROCK GROUP
4 KING SAUD UNIVESITY PROEJCT DRAKE & SCULL
KING SAUD UNIVESITY PROEJCT
5 I.T.C.C. AL BAWANI CONT.
I.T.C.C. C.C.E (Contracting & construction
enterprise ltd
6 AL BUSTAN HOUSING PROEJCT J &P (SAUDI ARABIA) LTD
7 KING FAISAL HOSPITAL PROEJCT, DAMMAM AL FOUZAN CONTRACTING
9 AL HASA HOUSING PROJECT AL FOUZAN CONTRACTING
10 IMMAM UNIVERSITY EXPANSION PROJECT AL FOUZAN CONTRACTING
11 500 BED EAS RIYADH HOSPITAL PROJECT AL FOUZAN CONTRACTING

12 SANG VILLA PRJECT SAUDI OGER
(7000 villas)
13 200 BED AL KHARJ HOSPITAL AL MAJAL AL ARABI COMPANY
14 800 BED HOSPITAL, TAIF AL MAJAL AL ARABI COMPANY
15 200 BED HOSPITAL, KAMIS MUSHAIET AL MAJAL AL ARABI COMPANY
16 TAIF, UNIVERSITY AL RASHID AL MANGOUR CONT
17 GNERAL AUDITING BUREA AL RASHID AL MANGOUR CONT
H.Q, RIYADH
18 AL QASAR MALL, BADIAYH Saudi Constructioneers.
19 RIYADH NATIONAL HOSPITAL SAUDI LEBANESE TARUK CONT
200 BED
20 AL KHARJ HOUSING PROJECT J &P (SAUDI ARABIA) LTD
21 K.K.U. ABHA GUANGDPMG OVERSEAS CONSTRUCTION
GROUP CO.LTD
K.K.U. ABHA GUANGDPMG OVERSEAS CONSTRUCTION
GROUP CO.LTD
K.K.U. ABHA SAUDI ARABIAYN BYTUR COMPANY
K.K.U. ABHA GUANGDPMG OVERSEAS CONSTRUCTION
GROUP CO.LTD
22 RAFAL TOWER SAUDI INTEL TECH
24 KASPARAC S.K.
KASPARAC DEPA
24 RAS AL KHAIR PROJECT S.S.E.M.
(PS3 SUBSTATION)
25 AL-QURAYAT POWER PLANT S.S.E.M.
26 KING FAHAD MEDICAL CITY, STAFF ACOMADATION AL RASHID TRADING CONT
27 K.S.U. EXPANION PROJECT BINDAEL TRADING & CONT
28 MAKKAH, SHOPING COMPLEX
I.P.A HASHEM CONT.
29 I.P.A HASHEM CONT.
30 AL JAWHARA PROEJCT, JED DRAKE & SCULL
31 DURATH AL RIYADH ADEX
32 AL HAMADI HOSPITAL, BADIYAH AHMED AL SAYED CONT.
33 KING SAUD UNIVERSITY A.B.V ROCK GROUP
34 PRINCE SULTAN UNIVERSITY A.B.V ROCK GROUP
35 SABIC PLASTIC EL-SEIF ENG. CONT
36 HILTON HOTEL LATHIFIA CONT
37 HAIL-5 STAR HOTEL. EL-SEIF ENG. CONT
38 HARMAIN RAILWAY EL-SEIF ENG. CONT
39 EXIT-5 LATHIFIA CONT
40 KAP 2A EL-SEIF ENG. CONT
KAP 2B EL-SEIF ENG. CONT
41 KAP 4 AL ARRAB CONTRACTING CO
42 TADAWUL TOWER SAMSUNG CCE JV
43 KHALEEJ MALL DOMATHA CONTRACTING
44 MAJDOUL TOWER UNEC
45 SANG PROJECT NESMA PARTNERS CO
46 KKIA TERMINAL 5 RIYADH TAV – ACC JV
47 AL DARA HOSPITAL DRAKE & SKULL
48 KING ABDULLAH FOUNDATION PROJECT SAUDI BIN LADEN
49 MOI HEAD QUARTERS EL-SEIF ENG. CONT
50 AL RAJHI TOWER SAMSUNG – CCE JV
51 KAP 4 A RTCC
52 AL FANAR LABOR CAMP PROJECT AL FANAR CONTRACTING
AFICO Thermal and Acoustic Insulations are used in the following projects inside QATAR :-
Sr.
Project Name Company Names
No
Arabian MEP Contracting WLL –

1 HAMAD MEDICAL CITY
Hyundai Engg – KEO Consultants
Kentz -Voltas Ltd – Contrako- Qatar

2 SIDRA HOSPITAL
Foundation - KEO
Al Jaber Trading, Mercury Engg –

3 NDIA Various Packages
Bechtel Overseas
4 Al Wakrah Hospital Conspel Qatar – J & P
Voltas – Hyundai- HBK Engg – Burns

Heart Of Doha- Musherib
5 and Mc Donalds- Time Project
Properties
Managers
Qatar Education Convention Baytur – Qatar Foundation – Qatar

6
Centre Project Petroleum
J & P – Conspel Qatar,QACC – Dar Al

7 Pearl Qatar Various Packages Handash
8
Al Mina Lounge at Marriott Hotel Contraco
9
Sailyaiha Model School Al Andalus
10 55 Nos. Luxury Villas & Clubhouse at Al Lugta Contraco
11 Renovation of 1st-5th Floor at Doha Sheraton Hotel Orient Star Intl
12 Al Mana Tower Qatar Electro Mechanical Co
13 Golden Tower Project Qatari Modern Maintenance
14 Ramada Hotel Extension Project Al Jaber Trading
15 Mesaieed Housing Project-Package 2 & 3 Al Jaber Trading
16 Al Alawi Tower-West Bay Al Jaber Trading
17 The Pearl Qatar Qatar Technical Support
18 QREI Office Building at Old Salata Al Jaber Trading
19 Nakheel Tower Al Moayyed
20 Olefin Project @ Raslaffan How United
21 Common Library Project @ Raslaffan Qatari Modern Maintenance
22 New Doha International Airport Voltas - CTJV
23 Mazaya Residential Compound GCEM
24 Seven Schools around Doha Orbit Al-Khaleej
25 Three Schools @ Bani Hajer Al Moayyed
26 Al Khor Housing Project-Package 4 Al Jaber Electro Mechanical
27 Porto Arabia Qatar Technical Support

28 Utility Tunnel Man Enterprises
29 Utility Buildings – American Base Hamton Engg - Qatar
30 The Gate Development MAN Enterprises
31 Lebanese School Contraco
32 Dukhan Housing Project Phase 7 Package1,2&3 Al Jaber Electro Mechanical
33 Pearl Qatar – apartments CP/10-1 Conspel
34 Raslaffan CIWPP Project Dome International Services
35 Al Jasassiyah Guest House Contraco
36 Al Faizal Tower Qatari Modern Maintenance Co.
37 Al Sharq Hotel Germin Trading & Contracting Co
38 Qatar Aluminum Project (QATALUM) Debbas Enterprises
39 Barwa Commercial Avenue ETA Engineering

WESTERN REGION
1 Shamya & Holy Haram Expansion Project‐. Binladen
2 ABHA General Hospital Rabiya
3 administration institute Jawdat Co
4 Aerodynamic engine service hangers fressinyat
5 AIRPORT Project . Binladin
6 Female Campus project (KAU) Saudi ABV
7 Hajj city Al Fozan
8 Holy Haram Mataf Project . Binladen
9 Holy Haram Expantion Project . Binladen
10 International conversance center (ICC) Minwal
11 JABAL OMER Dev. Project . AL Futaim ( Baytur)
12 JABAL OMER Dev. Project. Drake & Scull
13 King Abdullah University housing Comlpex‐thuwal ( ongoing) Nesma
14 LAMAR TOWER . Drake & Scull
15 LULU Supermarket . Futaim
16 Madian Haram Expansion Pbad Bin Laden
18 S J POWER PLANT . JAMED
19 Security buildings‐Makkah Vision
20 Shuqaiq Steam Power Plant . JAMED
21 Taibah university Hospital Al Muhaidib Co
22 Two medical colleague at Taiba university Sayar Al Husainy
23 University Project‐ASFAN Nesma
24 Baghlaf ( Modon) SBS
25 Shaikh Hamad Mosque Al Radwan
Quality Management System
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1 of 1 Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
STORES FINISHED GOODS
Participants Steps Linkages
Start
Warehouse Accepts finished goods Production Transfer

Clerk/Operators
Verify Quantity
Allocate materials in Maintain Stack Height

warehouse
As Per NO Find another area to Take appropriate action

Inventory
Norms protect materials for excess Inventory
YES
Input in Oracle
Protect materials from

Examine for Shelf Life and
physical and environmental Obsolescence of Material
damage
End
Prepared by: Approved by: Effectivity date:
Ravi Kumar Eyad Al-Owaid

1 Feb 2017
Process Owner General Manager
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Subsection 6.31
DELIVERS FINISHED GOODS
Participants Steps Linkages
Start
CSD Staff Confirms Delivery Delivery Note
Warehouse Makes Load Order and

Superintendent allocate trucks
Warehouse Load orders to delivery

Clerk/Operators Trucks
ADEQUAT E NO Find another truck to

SPACE?
protect materials
YES
Monitor the
Input in Oracle dispatch performance of Logistic
Service Provider
Update inventory and allocate

space for new product
End
Ravi Kumar Eyad Al-Owaid

1 Feb 2017
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QUALITY, HEALTH, SAFETY AND

ENVIRONMENT
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANUAL
Abdulrahman Al Moryear Eyad Al-Owaid 1 April 2020

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1.0 Table of Contents

Nos. Title Page #
Cover Page 1
1.0 Table of Content 2
2.0 Introduction 4
2.1 Company Profile 5
2.2 Scope 5
2.3 Principles 5
2.4 Core Processes 6
2.5 Support Processes 8
3.0 IMS Policy 9
3.1 Objectives, Targets & Programs 10
4.0 General Requirements / IMS Manual 10
4.1 Management Commitment 11
4.2 Roles, Responsibilities and Authorities 12
4.3 Competence, Training and Awareness 15
4.4 Consultation and participation of workers
4.5 Communication 16
4.6 Organizational Chart 17
4.7 Quality, Health, Safety & Environmental Manual 18
4.8 Significant Environmental Aspects & Impact 18
Planning, HIRARC
4.9 Legal and Other Requirements 19
4.10 Customer Focus 19
4.11 Control of Data, Documents & Records 20
5.0 Process Charts Level 2
5.1 Business Process
5.2 Planning for Quality & Productivity
5.3 Purchasing
5.4 Assuring Product Quality
5.5 Maintenance of Equipment
5.6 Product Realization
5.7 Management of Customer Requirement
5.8 Human Resources
5.9 Health, Safety and Environment
6.0 Procedures Level 2
Management
6.1 Control of IMS Documented Information
6.2 Corrective Action
6.3 Continual Improvement
6.4 Management Review
6.5 Organizational Knowledge Management
6.6 ROAS Procedure (Risks & Opportunities)

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Planning For Quality and Productivity
6.7 Preparing Operating Budget
6.8 Plans for Product Realization
6.9 Customer Needs Assessment
Assuring Product Quality
6.10 Internal Audit
6.11 Handling of Non-Conforming Materials & Products
6.12 Product Market Study
6.13 Product Certifications
Purchasing
6.14 Preparing MR, PR, PO
6.15 Preparing MR & Cash Advance
6.16 Accepts Purchase Requirements
6.17 Stores & Issues Materials & Supplies
6.18 New Material Authorization
Equipment, Utility & Facilities
6.19 Provides Equipment & Facilities
6.20 Provides & Improve Utilities
6.21 Maintain Equipment, Utilities & Facilities
Produce Product
6.22 Prepares Batch Mix
6.23 Mix & Supply Binder
6.24 Make Fiberglass Wool
6.25 Curing of Wool Line
6.26 Making Blanket Insulation
6.27 Making Board Insulation
6.28 Making Manual Pipes
6.29 Making Pipes by Automatic Machine
Managing Customer Requirement (F.G.)
6.30 Stores Finished Goods
6.31 Delivers Finished Goods
6.32 Handling Customer Concerns
6.33 Customer Satisfaction
Support Procedures
6.35 Human Resource
Health, Safety & Environment
6.36 Health Safety & Environment Surveillance
6.37 HIRARC (Hazard ID & Risk Assessment, Risk Control)
6.38 Incident Reporting & Investigation
6.39 Emergency Response Plan

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7.0 Operational Control Level 3
7.1 Operational Control - Batching
7.2 Operational Control – Furnace and Forehearth
7.3 Operational Control – Fiberizer & Forming
7.4 Operational Control – Pre-Oven
7.5 Operational Control – Oven & Post-Oven
7.6 Operational Control – Demandrelling
7.7 Operational Control - RPS Rollup (Auto & Manual)
7.8 Operational Control – Binder
7.9 Operational Control – Loading & Unloading

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2.0 Introduction
TO OUR COMMUNITY
Top management of AFICO wish to confirm that it commits the efforts of our
entire organization to the continuous improvement of our performance in the
areas of Quality, Health, Safety and the Environment. Business success must be
associated with profit, customer satisfaction, adequate environmental protection,
rational conservation, and the protection of the health and the safety of our
personnel and of the community as a whole. We must make every effort to
implement this policy through a continuous process of adaptation, managing
investments, and satisfying present needs within a model of sustainable
development.
Let us be intelligent and decisive, choose the best course of action, observe and
measure our performance, and implement corrective actions and improvements
promptly. To achieve ever higher standards, we must know our responsibilities
and shoulder them daily, emphasizing particularly the planning of operations,
achievement of customer satisfaction, and the management of our
communications with our community. Whatever or wherever may be the activity
which we carry out, we must ensure adequate performance in the areas of
Quality, Health, Safety, and the Environment. If unable to do so, we will not
engage in that action, business, or investment. This is our commitment to our
community.
Eyad Al-Owaid
General Manager

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2.1 Company Profile
Our vision is to remain the leading Insulation Manufacturing Company worldwide.

Our mission is to provide the best insulation solutions to an expanding customer base.
Our priorities are growth and profit through Quality, Health, Safety & Environmental
services and products.
Our prime differentiator is provision of high technology solutions.
Our products are provided under the principles of sound, ethical business practices
with due regard to Health, Safety & Environment and Quality Assurance.
2.2 Scope
This Integrated Management System Manual describes the QUALITY, HEALTH, SAFETY &
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (IMS) of AFICO located at 8th St, First Industrial
City, Dammam (Head office) and 150th St., 2nd Industrial City (Manufacturing site) how
it complies with the following standards: ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 & ISO
45001:2018
The contents of this manual may be changed as required by a consensus of the top
management. The Manual and associated procedures apply to all operations of AFICO.
This manual is controlled under the procedure Control of Documents; only Uncontrolled
versions may be distributed to customers and other interested parties.
Application (and Exclusions)

All areas and stated products are included in the scope of this QHSEMS with the ff.
exclusion Clause 8.3 Design and Development of Product & Services, Clause 8.5.3
Property belonging to Customer or External Providers (ISO 9001:2015).
2.3 Principles
AFICO intends to use the following principles to implement the QHSEMS. They have been
developed in order to lead AFICO towards improved performance.
A- Customer focus
The business success of AFICO depend upon their customers, and we therefore must
understand current and future customer needs, meet customer requirements, and strive
to exceed customer expectations.
B- Leadership

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Leaders establish unity of purpose and direction of AFICO. They must create and maintain
the internal environment in which people can become fully involved in achieving AFICO’s
objectives.
C- Engagement of people
People are the essence of AFICO and their engagement enables their abilities to be used
for AFICO benefit to contribute to the effectiveness of OHSEMS.
D- Process approach
A desired result is achieved more efficiently when activities and related resources are
managed as a process.
E- Risk Based Approach
Identify, understand, and manage Risk & Opportunities related to Process and establish
a system that contributes to AFICO’s effectiveness in achieving its objectives.
F- Improvement
Improvement of AFICO’s overall performance should be a permanent objective of AFICO.
G- Evidence Based approach for decision making
Effective decisions are based upon the analysis of data and information.
H- Relationship Management
AFICO and its suppliers are interdependent, and a mutually beneficial relationship
enhances the ability of both to create value.
2.4 Core Processes
2.4.1 Management of Customer Requirement (Sales Process)

The company must ensure that during internal processing and final delivery of products
to the intended destination, the conformity of product with requirements is maintained.
This includes product identification, packaging, storage, preservation, and handling. This
also applies to storage and distribution section
The Sales process is initiated from top management with direct communication with the
customer starting from Providing Information related to Product & Services, Sample
Approval, Handling enquiries, Quotation, Purchase Order which includes Standard & Non
Standard Items, Handling of Orders, Loading Information, Conduct Market Survey for
Customer feedback and analyzing Customer Complaints & Concerns for Containment and
Corrective actions, Keeping Inventories of Standard Items in the warehouse for fulfilling
urgent requirements and contingency actions
Clause 8.2
2.4.2 Planning for Quality & Productivity

The planning process takes place at the senior management level through budget
processing and setting up plans and programs. A review of competence will be
undertaken as part of the annual appraisal process with any further training needs
identified and time scales for completion agreed.
(Clause 6.2; 7.1; 7.2; 7.3 of ISO 9001:2015) (IMS-PQP-PRO-01 to 03)
2.4.3 Purchasing (External Provided Process & Services)

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The company controls its purchasing processes to ensure that purchased products and/or
services conform to purchase requirements. The type and extent of control is dependent
on the effect of the purchased products and/or services upon operations. The company
evaluates and selects suppliers based upon their ability to supply products and/or
services in accordance with company’s requirements. Evaluation, re-evaluation, and
selection criteria for suppliers are established. The results of evaluations and subsequent
follow-up actions are recorded. Supplier’s audits are also performed where required and
agreed. (Clause 8.4 of ISO 9001:2015) (IMS-PUR-PRO-01 to 05)
It is ensured that the purchase document indicate all relevant information on the
material/product to be supplied such as type, grade, quantity, specifications, packing,
handling requirements, special requirements etc.
Amendments are incorporated by sending revised PO to supplier.
AFICO is responsible for Controlling the External Processes which are out sourced (If
Any) by the company as a part of Management Strategic Decision.
2.4.4 Assuring Product Quality

New materials are analyzed and tested in the laboratory if conforming to the
specifications established by the company. Non-conforming supplied products are
rejected and reported. Process changes will be evaluated for effectiveness. (Clause
6.3;8.6; 8.7; 9.1.3 ISO 9001:2015) (IMS-APQ-PRO-01 to 04)
2.4.5 Maintenance of Equipment

The company plans and carries out the production and service provision activities under
controlled conditions. Controlled conditions include. (Clause 8.5.1 of ISO 9001:2015). (IMS-
EUF-PRO-01 to 03)
A- Availability of work instructions / guides / process descriptions
B- Use and maintenance of suitable equipment through Scheduled PM
C- Implementation of suitable monitoring and measurement activities
Section C of 2.4.5 Measurement & monitoring of Equipment’s (Clause 7.1.5)

AFICO shall ensure that test and measurement equipment are properly used, calibrated,
and maintained. The equipment shall be used in a manner consistent with the required
procedures for measurement. The responsible users shall ensure that M & M devices are
identified, maintained, and calibrated. The user department is responsible for maintaining
the inspection, measuring, and test equipment.
Measuring and test equipment used for testing of products that require calibration shall
be calibrated and identified with calibration stickers that refer to the calibration
certificate. Calibration certificate files shall be established and maintained.
There shall be written work instructions for performing in-house calibrations. Types of
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that is out-of-tolerance. Measurement equipment is protected, handled, and stored in

such a manner as to not affect the accuracy of the equipment.
Records of the in-house and external calibration shall be maintained in the maintenance
/QC departments. If inspection or measuring equipment is found to be out of calibration,
an attempt will be made to determine when the inaccuracy began, and all equipment
tests with that equipment will be retested. The periodical re-calibration of test equipment
eliminates this possibility.
Care of measuring equipment will be undertaken to ensure sufficient accuracy per the
following guidelines.
The reference standard used in all calibration shall be traceable to national /international
standards.
2.4.6 Produce Product Process

The company establishes its smart Plant Objectives and Targets in its production
processes taking into consideration the safety and environmental impact in its
operations. Performance is measured against KPI and non-conformance analyzed using
root cause analysis. (Clause 8.5; 6.2 of ISO 9001:2015) (IMS-PRD-PRO-01 to 08)
2.5 Support Processes
2.5.1 Human Resource

(pls. see Section 4.2 and 4.3 of the Manual) (Clause 7.2; 7.3; 5.3 ISO 9001:2015) (IMS-HRM-PRO-01)
2.5.2 Health, Safety & Environment

(pls. see Section 6.14 up to 6.18 of the Manual) (ISO 14001:2015) (ISO 45001:2018) (IMS-HSE-01 to 04
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3.0 IMS Policy (ISO 9001:2015 & ISO 14001:2015 IS0 45001:2018 Clause 5.2 & 4.2)
QUALITY, HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
We at Arabian Fiberglass insulation company AFICO having its manufacturing facilities

located in Dammam, KSA are committed to Provide consistent quality, on time delivery and
competitive price to enhance customer satisfaction by constantly innovating product and
services meeting and exceeding customer requirements.
Provide safe and healthy work environment to employees, visitors and contractors. Protecting
the environment using 3R approach (reduce reuse and recycle) and applying comprehensive
risk analysis methodology.
Compliance to legal requirement applicable to product and process and conformance to the
international standard pertaining to quality, health, environment and safety.
Enhancing environmental performance by adapting to safe technology, waste management and

conserving natural resources.
We shall continually improve the IMS through continuous development of competency, Risk
based approach, following ethical business and striving excellence in operations.
The integrated policy will be communicated at all level and available on demand
for transparency and pertinent information to communities.
Eyad Al-Owaid
GENERAL MANAGER

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3.1 Objectives, Targets, and Programs
A- Quality, Health, Safety & Environmental Objectives
AFICO establishes QHSE objectives based on an annual review of customer needs and
requirements, occupational health safety hazards and risks, and environmental Risk
including aspects and their associated impacts. These QHSE objectives will be evaluated
as part of the QHSE team’s activities and review processes.
B- Quality, Health, Safety & Environmental Targets
To meet the QHSE objectives, AFICO will set specific documented QHSE targets. Each
target will have timescales for achievement and be quantified where ever and whenever
possible.
C- Key Performance Indicators and Improvement
D- Quality, Health, Safety & Environmental Management Programs
Afico Management will establish management programs or action plan to achieve the
QHSE objectives and targets. The programs will identify and form the basis of QHSE
control and continual improvement for the years ahead.
1. Actions required in achieving the established targets

2. Specific individual responsibilities for each element of the detailed programs
3. Timescale to complete each element
4. Key performance indicators against which the success of each element of the programs
will be measured
5. Records required, which will enable progress to be monitored and reviewed
7. The environmental programs will be reviewed as part of the IMS activities as well as
the management review process.
(Clause 6.2 of ISO 9001) (Clause 6.3 of ISO 9001) (Clause 10.2 of ISO 9001) (Clause 4.3.3 of ISO
45001) (Clause 6.2 of ISO 14001) (IMS-HSE-PRO-01 to 04)

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4.0 General Requirements
AFICO determines External & Internal factors that are relevant to its purpose and
strategic direction that effects its ability to achieve the intended results of its IMS. AFICO
understand the “Context Of The Organization” before Implementing the IMS system.
This approach is cascaded to each and every business processes.
AFICO has established, documented, implemented, maintained and continually improved
a management system covering the requirements of ISO 9001:2015, ISO
45001:2018 and ISO 14001:2015 by understanding the need & expectation of
Interested parties. Scope of QMS also defines Outsourced process (If Any).
A review of competence will be undertaken as part of the annual appraisal process, with
any further training needs identified and time scales for completion agreed to implement
the Management System.
A- Identify the processes needed for the QHSE Management System

B- Determine the sequence and interaction of these processes;
C- Identify the relevant legal requirements appropriate to our activities;
D- Document key QHSE roles and responsibilities and authorities;
E- Identify and document the elements of existing and proposed activities, products,
processes and services;
F- Determine criteria and methods required to ensure the effective operation and control
of these processes;
G- Ensure the availability of information necessary to support the operation and
monitoring of these processes;
H- Measure, monitor and analyze these processes;
I- Implement actions necessary to achieve the planned results and continual
improvement.
The company manages these processes in accordance with the requirements of the
following standards (Clause 4.1, 7.1 of ISO 9001) (Clause 4.1 of ISO 45001) (Clause 4.1 of
14001)
4.1 Leadership & Commitment
The company’s leadership from Top Management to down the other relevant functions is
fully committed to IMS and demonstrates its commitment to the development and
improvement of the Integrated Management System.
A- Communicating at all levels in AFICO the importance of meeting customer and QHSEs
regulatory and legal requirements;
B- Establishing the company’s QHSE policy and QHSE objectives, and ensuring that they
are deployed effectively at all functions and levels and compatible with the Context and
strategic direction of the Organization;
C- Performing management reviews and insuring that QHSE performance is effectively
reviewed at relevant levels;

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D- Insuring the availability of necessary resources to fulfill QHSE Standards.

E- AFICO has applied Risk Based Thinking in developing Business Process and
integrating Management Systems into Organizational Business Processes
F- AFICO system imbibes Improvement in each and every business process
(Clause 5.1 of ISO 9001:2015) (Clause 4.2 of ISO 45001) (Clause 5.1 of ISO 14001)
Top Management Leadership is accountable for effectiveness of the IMS however they
have assigned an MR for day to day activities for managing the system. MR is responsible
for establishing and maintaining the QHSE Management System for AFICO, as well as
reporting its performance to top management on a regular basis. (Clause 5.1.1 ; 5.3 of ISO
9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 & 4.4.1 ISO 45001:2018)
A- Keeping management informed of proposed changes in the Occupational Safety and

Environmental Legislation, regulations, and local requirements.
B- Providing appraisals of the implications of proposed legislation and recommendations
on compliance;
C- Seeking and using advice of appropriate QHSE regulatory bodies
D- Liaising with local enforcing authorities
E- Assisting in job analysis work and the development of controls to eliminate or reduce
quality defects, health and safety hazards, or environmental impacts
F- Investigating customer complaints; health, safety, or environmentally dangerous
occurrences, accidents, and other incidents
G- Establishing quality, customer compliant and HSE incident trend
H- Helping Managers to identify, eliminate, and reduce QHSE impacts by insuring
corrective action is taken at the earliest opportunity
I- Conducting internal audits to maintain certification to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO
45001 Standards in addition to the improvement of the effectiveness of the QHSE
Management System
J- Developing, implementing, and maintaining the company’s risk-impact assessment
programs to meet legal requirements
K- Identifying training needs that assist in satisfying these requirements.
L- Maintaining a Training Data Base that fosters Employee Professional Development
M- Ensuring that effective methods of communication are adopted to promote and
improve QHSE performance in the AFICO's workplace
N- Becoming familiar with all areas of the business, paying particular attention to those
elements that pose significant QHSE impacts to AFICO
4.2 Roles & Responsibilities and Authority

Management Responsibility
The QHSE Systems are subject to management reviews quarterly by the top
management and key personnel. Performance measures are used to actively manage our
processes as shown in the process review diagram. Processes are owned by the persons
responsible for the outputs. The annual appraisal and annual training-needs-evaluation
for each employee are designed to reinforce ownership and awareness of processes.
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effectively. Relevant statutory and/or regulatory requirements are identified and

interpreted by internal competent personnel using reliable sources and means to ensure
compliance with the legal requirements. Nominated employees are responsible for
communicating new or changed requirements. (Clause 5.3 of ISO 9001) (Clause 5.3 of ISO
14001) (Clause 4.4.1 ISO 45001)
Functional Areas The Company has structured its business and operational activities
into the following functional areas:
A- Senior Management establishes the direction and goals of the company through its
business plans and policies. It monitors company performance in relation to financial
requirements and clients’ expectations.
B- Human Resources handles employee-related issues, in particular the coordination of
recruitment to ensure resources availability;
C- Financial Control provides company the specific financial services;
D- Top Management assists with the identification and assessment of safety and
environmental risks, and monitors adherence to the documented practices. It also
monitors quality practices and process improvements, induction, staff evaluation, and
training.
General Manager
GM heads the QHSEMS in AFICO and issues the policy guidelines. His responsibilities
include the following.
A- Insuring that AFICO’s QHSE Policy is reviewed at least annually and where necessary
revised.
B- Appropriate resources are provided for managing and improving QHSE performance.
C- Appropriate QHSE objectives and key performance indicators are set, monitored, and
reviewed annually. (Clause 5.3 of ISO 14001:2015)
Superintendents, Supervisors have responsibilities for the QHSEMS within their

departments. These include:
A- Insuring the management team and staff under their control, carry out work in such
a way that the QHSE Management System is effectively implemented and maintained.
B- Accountability for QHSE performance and targets at their functional areas.
C- Ensuring that supplier and contractors contractually obligated to follow company QHSE
systems.
D- Assisting in identifying aspects and implementing appropriate measures that
eliminate, reduce, or suitably control any threats to QHSE system.
E- Ensuring that management and employees are properly motivated, informed, trained,
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F- Being fully conversant with the QHSE Policy, supporting policies, and standards that
apply to the activities under their control effectively implement the QHSE Policies and
procedures in their area of responsibilities.
G- Assist in identifying and evaluating quality and customer requirements, health and
safety hazards, and the environmental aspects and impacts
H- Implement suitable measures that eliminate, reduce, or control quality defects,
occupational health and safety hazards, and environmental aspects and impacts, in the
workplace
I- Ensure all employees are aware of their QHSE responsibilities
J- Ensure all employees are competent to carry out their tasks effectively to meet the
needs of the QHSE Management System
K- Ensure supplier and contractor sourcing is compatible with the QHSE requirements
laid down in the Management System
L- Set targets that monitor the QHSE performance through ongoing assessments,
inspections, and site tours with the full involvement of all employees.
M- Ensure that all HSE incidents, including near misses, accidents, and dangerous
occurrences, are reported and investigated, in accordance with company policy.
N- Revise impact assessments or procedures, addressing all actions to implement
suitable measures that will prevent the recurrence of such incidents, quality defects, or
customer complaints
O- Keep records of relevant information pertaining to QHSE Performance.
P- Ensure QHSE training takes place through induction, continuous staff development
programs, and as a result of training needs analysis
Q- Implement and maintain all company policies related to the training of employees
R- Develop and implement an annual QHSE plan that includes measurable objectives,
targets, dates, responsible persons, and suitable resource allocations.
Employees
Every employee of AFICO is responsible to be familiar with and implement relevant QHSE
policies of AFICO in his area of responsibility.
A- Being aware of any significant QHSE aspect of his or her job and related policies.
B- Work in accordance with the information, instructions, and training provided by the
company.
C- Make themselves familiar with AFICO’s QHSE Policy together with associated rules
and procedures.
D- Assist in the identification of improvements in the areas of QHSE, in which the
elimination or reduction of quality defects, health and safety hazards, or environmental
aspects are present in work areas.
E- Take responsibility for the development of personal skills and competences to
continually reduce impacts associated with their jobs.

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F- Seek guidance from their immediate supervisor on all matters relating to HSE issues.
G- Immediately report all health, safety, and environmental accidents, near misses, or
dangerous occurrences, including any actual or potential aspects to management.
H- Assist with and co-operate in the investigation of customer complaints, quality
defects, health, safety, and environmental accidents, dangerous occurrences, near
misses and the reporting of all such incidents.
I-Work Environment
It is the responsibility of AFICO top Management to define and implement those human
and physical factors of the work environment needed to achieve environmental
responsibility and conformity of product and/or service and the safety of our employees
and contractors.
1. Creative work methods and opportunities for greater involvement to realize the
potential of all people.
2. Health, safety and environmental programs and procedures, including
engineering, administrative and personal protective equipment.
3. Employee facilities with adequate levels of heating and air conditioning, humidity,
noise, lighting, hygiene, and cleanliness.
J-Infrastructure
It is the responsibility of AFICO top Management to define, provide, and maintain the
company infrastructure needed to achieve the safety of our employees and contractors,
sound environmental responsibility, and conformity of our products and/or services. This
includes:
1. Buildings, workspace and associated utilities;
2. Process equipment (both hardware and software);
3. Supporting services such as transport or communication.
4.3 Competence and Awareness

A-New employees
As part of the induction program new employees shall be provided with a copy of the
QHSE Policy statement. Each will be made aware of AFICO Integrated Management
System (IMS) and the QHSE objectives and targets. Attendance records will be
maintained by MR.
B- Existing employees
Employees will be advised of the following issues.
1. Their roles and responsibilities in achieving conformity with the requirements of

the QHSE Policy and Management System
2. The significant quality customer focus requirements, health and safety hazards,
and the environmental aspects and impacts associated with their work and their
contribution to insuring we meet the QHSE benefits
3. The potential consequences of departure from specified procedures.

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4. An on-going training program approved by the GM to improve the competence of

the employees on their specific work areas will be planned, implemented and
reviewed. Individual evaluation shall be conducted in form of written
test/evaluation sheets. Competence will be evaluated annually through
performance appraisal. The training program will be evaluated annually for
effectiveness and to identify additional training needs.
C- Managers/Superintendents
Training will be provided for managers and superintendents on the role of the QHSEMS
to meet the requirements of AFICO’s QHSE Policy. Attendance records shall be
maintained by HR department.
(Clause 5.2; 5.3;7.1.6; 7.2; 7.3, of ISO 9001 & ISO 14001) (Clause 4.2, 4.4.1, 4.4.2 of ISO 45001)
4.4 Consultation and participation of workers

It is the responsibility of AFICO top Management to establish, implement and maintain a
process for consultation and participation of workers at all applicable levels and functions,
and, where they exist, workers’ representatives, in the development, planning,
implementation, performance evaluation and actions for improvement of the OH&S
management system.
1. As part of the induction program new employees shall be provided training and
resources necessary for consultation and participation.
2. Employees shall be provided clear, understandable and relevant information
about the OH&S management system.
4.5 Communication
In accordance with its policy, AFICO maintains communication with internal and external
parties to ensure flow of information on its QHSE performance, feedback, new
developments, and concerns, if any.
Internal Communication
Copies of the QHSE Policy are displayed at various locations and issued to all employees
at the time of induction, and to other interested parties. The QHSE objectives, targets,
programs, and performance are communicated to employees.
Training and awareness programs during induction

All new employees are given job specific and QHSE related training. During induction as
decided by department manager. Some methods of communications are:
A – Induction Training
B - Communications boards
C - QHSE improvement group meetings
External Communication
The QHSE Policy of AFICO is available to customers, contractors, suppliers, and other
concerned agencies as requested. Customers’ contact and communication is maintained
by Sales Dept. (Clause7.4 of 9001 & 14001) (Clause 4.4.3 of ISO 45001)

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4.6 Organizational Chart
SANJAY GREWAL
OPERATIONS
MANAGER

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4.7 Quality, Health, Safety & Environmental Manual

AFICO has established, documented, implemented, and maintains a QHSE Policy.
A- Is appropriate to the nature and scale of our environmental impacts, occupational

health, and safety hazards
B- Is committed to comply with relevant QHSE legal requirements and other
requirements to which we subscribe
C- Documents key QHSE roles, responsibilities, and authorities
D- Identifies and documents elements of existing and proposed activities, products, and
services, which can interact with the environment
E- Identifies, evaluates, and controls environmental aspects and impacts, and
occupational safety hazards, arising from abnormal operating conditions and actual and
potential incidents and emergencies.
F- Outlines how QHSE objectives, targets, and programs are to be set and monitored to
improve performance.
G- Outlines documents, procedures and instructions that are required to implement and
maintain the QHSE Management System, including instructions for normal operation as
well as Emergency plans to deal with occupational safety hazards and environmental
incidents.
H- Outlines the training and competence required to prevent quality defects, occupational
hazards, and significant environmental impact(s).
I- Facilitates planning, control, monitoring, corrective action, auditing and review to
ensure compliance with AFICO QHSE Policy.
(Clause 5.1, 5.3, 6.1, 8.5.1 of ISO 9001& 14001) (Clause 4.2; 4.3.1; 4.3.2 of ISO 45001 )
4.8 Significant Environmental Aspects and Impacts Planning; Hazard

Identification, Risk Assessment and Risk Control
AFICO has established and maintained a procedure for the ongoing planning hazard
identification, risk assessment and risk control, and identification of environmental
aspects that have or can have significant impact(s) on the environment.
A- Activities of all personnel having access to the workplace (including subcontractors

and visitors);
B- Routine and non-routine, i.e. periodic or emergency activities;
C- Activities, products or services that can be controlled or influenced, i.e. purchase;
D- The environmental concerns of interested parties;
E- Existing and changing environmental legislation and regulations;
G- High risk occupational health, safety, hazards, and significant environmental aspects
F- All information on occupational health, safety hazards and environmental aspects and
impacts assessments is kept up to date and regularly reviewed;
G- High risk occupational health, safety, hazards, and significant environmental aspects
are taken into account in establishing, implementing, and maintaining the QHSE

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Management System.( 4.3.1 ISO 45001) (Clause 5.2, 6.1, 8.2 of ISO 9001:2015 & 14001) (IMS-
HSE-PRO-02)
4.9 Compliance Obligation
AFICO has established, documented, and maintains a procedure for identifying the legal
and other requirements that are applicable to the environmental aspects and impacts
and Occupational Health and Safety Hazards of AFICO’s operations.
A- Policy requirements
B- Legal requirements
C- Industry Codes of Practice
D- Agreements with public authorities
E- Non-regulatory guidelines
F- Company standards
MR maintains a register of legal and other requirements and monitors amendments or

additions. (Clause 6.1.3 ISO 14001:2015 & 4.3.2 of ISO 45001:2018)
4.10 Customer Focus

AFICO Management, at appropriate levels, determines appropriate customer needs and
requirements and converts them into the form of defined requirements with the goal of
achieving customer confidence. The priority of customer focus is ensured through
customer satisfaction measurement, customer-needs identification, and follow-up
customer surveys. (Clause 4.3.2 ISO 45001) (Clause 5.1.2 of ISO 9001 & 14001 Customer
Focus) (Clause 8.2 Determination of requirements related to the product)
4.11 Control of Documented Information
Functional, departmental, and local policies, procedures, and guidelines are in place to
ensure that the key processes, objectives, and performance indicators are achieved.
QHSE records are established and periods for their retention are documented in the
relevant procedures. Subsequent updates and amendments, which will meet the
requirements identified in the QHSE Management System are reviewed and approved
prior to issue. (Clause 7.5 of ISO 9001:2015) (Clause 4.4.5 of ISO 45001:2007) (Clause 7.5 of
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4.5 Improvement, Non Conformity & Corrective Action

AFICO is committed to Improve its system by taking corrections, corrective action,
Continual Improvement against any non-conformances, Customer Complaints and
internal concerns.
The concerns can be related to Quality, Safety, Health and Environment. A systematic
approach is used to resolve the problem throughout the organization.
The preventive action is taken based on risk and opportunity as a part of Business
Processes
4.6 Performance Evaluation

AFICO is constantly monitoring, Measuring analyzing and evaluating the business
process including supplier and customer satisfaction evaluation.
The Management evaluate the system through planned systematic audits by
deploying the competent auditors. The results of Audits, Process Performances,
Customer Satisfaction and feedback, Monitoring and measurement of Objectives &
Targets Risk & Opportunity and opportunities for Improvements along with adequacy
in MRM held at a defined frequency.

Arabian Fiberglass Insulation Company Ltd. (L.C.C)
J.V. of Gulf Insulation Group (A Zamil Industrial Subsidiary) & Owens Corning Co.
Material Safety Data Sheet

Material Name: Fiber Glass Insulation
MSDS No.: MSD-01-2017
 Section 1 – Chemical Product and Company Identification 
Product Name (s): Acoustical Ceiling Panels (ACP), Blanket Insulation (BKT), Board Insulation (BD), Cavity Wall Insulation
(CWI), Duct Liner (DL), Duct Liner Board (DLB), Faced Duct Wrap (FDW), HD Series Blanket Insulation
(HDB), Heavy Density Pipe Insulation (PI), Mechanical Board Insulation (MBD), Pipe Wrap Insulation
(PWI), Pre-engineered Metal Building Insulation (PEBI), Quiet Liner (QL), Quiet Liner Board (QLB),
Roof Deck Board Insulation (RI/RD), Thermal Insulating Wool (TIW).
Manufacturer: Arabian Fiberglass Insulation Company Ltd.

P.O. Box 1289 Dammam 31431Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Tel : +966 13 847-1519 / 847-2301 / 847-2901
Fax : +966 13 847-3605
E-mail : info@afico.com.sa
Emergency Contacts:
Emergencies ONLY (24 hours daily) +966 13 8471519 / 8472301 / 8472901 Extn. 1200/1215/1201/1213
Health and Technical Contacts:

Health Issues Information +966 13 8471519 / 8472301 / 8472901
Technical Product Information +966 13 8471519 / 8472301 / 8472901
 Section 2 – Composition / Information on Ingredients 
CAS #
Component Percent by Weight
65997-17-3 Fiber Glass Wool (Fibrous Glass) 85-96
25104-55-6 Urea, Polymer with Formaldehyde and Phenol 4-15
50-00-0 Formaldehyde < 0.1
Component Related Regulatory Information

This product may be regulated, have exposure limits or other information identified as the following:
Fiber Glass Wool, Fibrous Glass, Nuisance particulates.
Component Information / Information on Non-Hazardous Components

No additional information available.
 Section 3 – Hazardous Identification 
Appearance and Odor:

Pale Yellow, or tan fibrous material with faint resin odor. Some products have a vinyl, brown Kraft paper, FRK, WMSK,
ASJ, DSF, BGT, WGF, Aluglass.
Emergency Overview
Acrid smoke may be generated in a fire. Exposure to dust may be irritating to eyes, nose and throat.
Potential Heath Effects
Inhalation:
Dusts and fibers from this product may cause mechanical irritation of the nose, throat and respiratory tract. Use of these
products has not been shown to cause cancer in humans. Fiber glass wool caused cancer in animals through un-natural
routes of exposure (surgical implantation), but has not produced cancer by inhalation.
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Skin Contact:
Dusts and fibers from these products may cause temporary mechanical irritation to the skin.
Eye Contact:
Dusts and fibers from these products may cause temporary mechanical irritation to the eyes.
Ingestion:
Ingestion of this product is unlikely. However, ingestion of product may produce gastrointestinal irritation and
disturbances. Medical Conditions Aggravated by Exposure:
Chronic respiratory or skin conditions may temporarily worsen from exposure to these products.
 Section 4 – First Aid Measures 
Inhalation:
If inhaled, remove the affected person to fresh air. If irritation persists get medical attention.
Skin Contact:
For skin contact, wash with mild soap and running water. Use a washed cloth to help remove fibers. To avoid further
irritation, do not rub or scratch the affected areas. Rubbing or scratching may force the fibers into the skin. If irritation
persists get medical attention.
Never use compressed air to remove fibers from the skin. If fibers are seen penetrating from the skin, the fibers can
be remove by applying and removing adhesive tape so that the fibers adhere to the tape and are pulled out of the
skin.
Ingestion:
Ingestion of this material is unlikely. If it does occur, watch the person for several days to make sure that partial or
complete intestinal obstruction does not occur. Do not induce vomiting unless directed to do so by medical personnel.
 Section 5 – Fire Fighting Measures 
Flash Point: None Flash Point Method: Not applicable

Upper Flammability Limit: Not applicable Lower Flammability Limit: Not applicable
Flammability Non-Flammable
Classification:
Extinguishing Media:
Dry chemical, foam, carbon dioxide, water fog.
Unusual Fire & Explosion Hazards:

These products may release acrid smoke in a sustained fire.
Fire Fighting Instructions:

Use self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and full banker turnout gear in a sustained fire.
Hazardous Combustion Products:

Primary combustion products are carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, ammonia and water. Other undermined
can be released in small quantities.
 Section 6 – Accidental Release Measures 
Containment Procedures:
This material will settle out of the air. If concentrated on land, it can then be scooped up for disposal as a non-
hazardous waste. This material will sink and disperse along the bottom of waterways and ponds. It can not easily be
removed after it is water borne; however, the material is non-hazardous in water.


Clean-Up Procedures:
Scoop up material and put into a suitable container for disposal as a non-hazardous waste.
Response Procedures:
Isolate the area. Keep un-necessary personnel away.
Special Procedures:
None.
 Section 7 – Handling and Storage 
Handling Procedures:
No special procedures are required for this material. Based on best practices of handling materials.
Keep product in its packaging, as long as practicable to minimize potential dust generation. Keep work areas clean.
avoid un-necessary handling of scrap materials by placing them in waste disposal containers and equipment, kept as
to close working areas as possible, to prevent release of fibers and dusts.
Avoid inhaling dusts or vapors produced during thermal processing. Avoid eye and excessive skin contact. Use only
adequate ventilation. As with all chemicals, good industrial hygiene practices should be followed when handling this
material. Special care must be taken to avoid build up of dusts.
Storage Procedures:
Keep away from direct sunlight, rain and water store in a plain lease protected warehouse.
 Section 8 – Exposure Controls / Personal Protection 
Exposure Guidelines:
A: General Product Information
Follow all applicable exposure limits.
B: Components Exposure Limits.
ACGIH and OSHA exposure limits have been checked for those components with CAS registry numbers.
Fiber Glass Wool (Fibrous Glass) (65997-17-3)
ACGIH: 1 fiber/cc TWA for respirable fibers longer than 5 um with a diameter less than 3 um; (Listed under
“Synthetic Vitreous Fibers”) (related to Glass Wool Fibers) 10 mg/m3 TWA (inhalable particulate);
3mg/m3 TWA (respirable particulate) (These values are for particulate matter containing no
asbestos and <1% crystalline silica) (related to Particulate Not Otherwise Classified (PNOC))
OSHA: 1fiber/cc (respirable) TWA (a) (See Note Below) (related to Glass Wool Fiber)
Formaldehyde (50-00-0)
ACGIH: C 0.3 ppm
OSHA: 0.75 ppm TWA PEL; 2 ppm STEL; 0.5 ppm TWA action level; Irritant and potential to cancer
hazard (29 CFR 1910.1048)
Notes: (a) Voluntary PEL established by NAIMA and OSHA per the Health and Safety Partnership Program (HSPP)
agreement for Synthetic Vitreous Fibers (SVF). Prior to the HSPP agreement, the OSHA 8 hr-TWA PELs for
Particulate Not Otherwise Regulated (PNOR) of 15 mg/m3 (total particulate) and 5 mg/m3 (respirable
particulate) applied to airborne glass wool fibers and dusts. These PELs were based on gravimetric
measurements of airborne particulates including glass dusts and fibers.
NAIMA = North American Insulation Manufacturers Association.
C: Ventilation.
General dilution ventilation and/or local exhaust ventilation should be provided as necessary to maintain exposures
below regulatory limits. Dusts collection system should be used in operation involving cutting or machining and may
be required in operations using power tools.


PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUUIPMENT

Respiratory Protection:
Respiratory Protection: When the temperature of the surface being insulated exceeds 250°F (121°C), including initial
system start up, the binder in these products may undergo various degrees of decomposition depending on the
temperature of the application. The need for respiratory protection will vary according to the airborne concentration
of the decomposition products released and accumulated in the area. If the insulation is installed on hot surfaces
above 250°F (121°C), a full face respirator with cartridges approved for protection against organic vapors should be
used. In the areas with good general and/or local exhaust ventilation where exposures are controlled below the
formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, and ammonia PEL or STEL, and additive effects have been factored in, then
respiratory protection is normally not needed.
Fiberglass Wool: If thermal decomposition of the product is not anticipated, use a 3M Model 8210 (formerly 8710)
(3M Model 9900 in high humidity environments) or equivalent under the following conditions: 1) in any poorly
ventilated space, 2) fabrication involving power tools, 3) any dusty environment.
Formaldehyde: In some applications this products may release concentration of formaldehyde equal to or greater
than 0.1 ppm, but less than 0.5 ppm. Airborne concentrations should be assessed to determine the appropriate type
of respiratory protection to be used. When in doubt, use supplied air respiratory protection.
Skin Protection:
Normal work clothing (long sleeved shirts and long pants) is recommended. Use impervious gloves. Skin irritation is
known to occur chiefly at the pressure points such as around the neck, wrist, waist and between the fingers.
Eyes/Face Protective Equipment:

Wear safety glasses, goggles or goggles over the gasses.
 Section 9 – Physical & Chemical Properties 
Appearance: Fibrous Odor: Organic

Physical State: Solid PH: Not applicable
Vapor Pressure (mm Hg @ 20°C): Not applicable Vapor Density (Air=1): Not applicable
Boiling Point: Not applicable Solubility (H2O): Insoluble
Specific Gravity (Water=1): Not applicable Freezing Point: Not applicable
Evaporation Rate (n-Butyl Not applicable Viscosity: Not applicable
Acetate=1):
Physical Properties: Additional Information

 Section 10 – Chemical Stability & Reactivity Information 
Stability:
This is a stable material.
Conditions to Avoid:
None expected.
Incompatible Materials:
None expected.
Hazardous Decomposition Products:

Primary combustion products are carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, ammonia and water. Other undetermined can be
released in a small quantities.
Hazardous Polymerization:
Will not occur.

 Section 11 – Toxicological Information 
Acute and Chronic Toxicity:

No information available for the product.
Dusts may cause mechanical irritation to eyes and skin. Ingestion may cause transient irritation to throat, stomach
and gastrointestinal tract. Inhalation may cause coughing, nose and throat irritation, and sneezing. Higher exposure
may cause difficulty in breathing, congestion, and chest tightness.
B: Component Analysis – LD50/LC50

Urea, polymer with formaldehyde and phenol (25104-55-6)
Oral LD50 Rat : 7 gm/kg
Oral LD50 Mouse : 7 gm/kg
Inhalation LC50 Rat : 203 mg/m3
Inhalation LC50 Mouse : 454 mg/m3/4H
Oral LD50 Rat : 100 mg/kg
Oral LD50 Mouse : 42 mg/kg
Dermal LD50 Rabbit : 270 uL/kg
Carcinogenicity:
No information available for the product.
Fiber Glass Wool: The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) in June 1987, classified fiberglass wool
as possible cancer causing agents to humans (Group 2B). This classification was based on a combined evaluation of
published human and animal studies. The human data included large scale mortality studies of U.S. and European
fiberglass wool factory workers. IARC included that human studies did not provide sufficient evidence that fiberglass
wool caused cancer to humans. The classification of fiberglass wool as a possible carcinogen to humans was
substantially based on experimental animal studies in which they are exposed to wool glass fibers through non-
natural routes, such as injection or implantation. IARC regards it prudent to treat a material with sufficient evidence of
carcinogenicity in animals as if it is a carcinogen in humans.
In May 1997, the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) adopted an A3 carcinogen
classification for synthetic vitreous fiberglass wool insulation. The classification is the result of a lengthy review
Process.
The ACGIH A3 classification considers glass wool to be carcinogenic in experimental animals at relatively high
doses, by routes of administration, at sites, or by mechanisms that it does not relevant to worker exposure. It also
reviewed the available epidemiological studies and concluded that they do not confirm an increased risk of cancer
in exposed humans. Overall, the AICGH found that the available medical/scientific evidence suggests that glass wool
is not likely to cause cancer in humans except under un-common or unlikely routes of levels of exposure.
The TLV-TWA of 1 respirable fiber/cc was adopted for fiberglass wool to prevent irritation of the respiratory tract or
any possible long-term respiratory health effects on workers.


ANIMAL STUDIES
Over the 50+ years there have been numerous studies on the potential health effects of glass fibers in animals. There
are two major types of animal studies: 1) inhalation where the animals breath glass wool fibers, and 2) instillation
studies where the fibers are injected or surgically implanted directly into the animal. Inhalation is the most similar to
the way that humans are exposed to fibers.
Animal inhalation experiments in which laboratory animals were exposed to large quantities of glass wool fibers, have
not resulted in a positive association with glass fibers and fibrosis, lung cancer, or mesothelioma. When large
quantities of glass wool fibers were injected or surgically implanted into sterile, sensitive body cavities of
experimental animals, they have produced mesotheliomas, but not fibrosis or lung cancer.
Another type of glass fibers, special purpose, in 1997, for the first time, produced fibrosis, lung cancer and
mesothelioma in rats. Those special purpose glass fibers were different from these glass wool fibers in composition,
biosolubility and end use.
All glass wool fibers manufactured by AFICO are designed not to be bio persistent. That is, should they be respired
into lungs, they will be removed by either the lung’s mechanical clearance mechanism or be dissolved, in such a
short period of time that they will not cause fibrosis, lung cancer, or mesothelioma.
EPIDEMIOLOGY
There have been numerous study of workers exposed to glass wool. A small study of Canadian glass wool workers
reported statistically significant increase in lung cancer mortality. The study did not demonstrate a co-relation
between fiber glass wool exposure and diseases.
Large scale studies published in 1987 which examined the mortality rates of U.S. and European fiber glass wool
factory workers found no significant differences in lung cancer rates between those workers and the populations
in their local or regional communities. A 1990 update of the U.S. cohort reported a small statistically significant
excess for respiratory cancer in workers when compared with populations in their local communities. While the
overall mortality rates in this mortality studies were slightly raised and did increase (but not significantly) with time
since the first exposure, the increases were not related to duration of exposure or to an estimated time weighted
measure of exposure.
Georgetown University recently studied the oldest and largest fiberglass plant in the U.S. The results indicate that
smoking was the likely cause of this cancer excess. A study at the University of Massachusetts is investigating other
possible factors.
A large recently completed morbidity study reported no association with fiberglass exposure and non-malignant
respiratory disease. Another smaller screening of workers at a plant that manufactured appliances concluded that
fiberglass wool appeared to produce “asbestosis” in the workers. That study has been severely criticized for many
reasons, not the least of which is failure to factor in the workers exposures to asbestos.
Formaldehyde: In March 1987 the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) upgraded their overall
evaluation of formaldehyde gas, based on evidence of carcinogenicity in humans, from a possible human carcinogen
(Group 2B based on inadequate evidence on humans) to a probable human carcinogen (Group 2A based on limited
evidence on humans). A number of new epidemiological studies on persons in a variety of occupations with potential
exposure to formaldehyde was used in the evaluation. Cancers that occurred in excess in more than one study area:
Hodgkin’s disease, leukemia, and cancer of the buccal cavity and pharynx (particularly nasopharynx), lung, nose,
prostate, bladder, brain, colon, skin and kidney.
Exposures to formaldehyde at concentrations in excess of 1 ppm may cause significant irritation of the eye and upper
respiratory tract. The irritation threshold appears to be about 0.3 ppm. Pulmonary sensitization, although rare, does
occur in humans. Formaldehyde solutions can cause severe eye and moderate skin irritation. Repeated exposure to
solution of 2% or more formaldehyde has caused allergic skin reactions. Formaldehyde was found to be weakly
active in a number of in vitro genotoxicity tests, but inactive in vivo. Formaldehyde did not cause birth defects in
offspring of female mice who were exposed to concentrations up to 10 ppm. Lifetime inhalation of formaldehyde at
concentrations above 5 ppm for 6 hours per day, cause nasal tumor in laboratory animals. Many epidemiological
studies have failed to link cancer in humans with occupational exposure to formaldehyde.


The American Conference of Governmental Industrial hygienist (ACGIH) A2 designation, suspected human
carcinogen, is based on cancer in experimental animals and conflicting or insufficient epidemiological studies of
workers. The recommended ceiling TLV of 0.3 ppm for workplace air formaldehyde is based on evidence of irritation
of occupational exposure to formaldehyde as well as human formaldehyde exposures in other settings.
B: Component Carcinogenicity
ACGIH, IARC, OSHA and NTP carcinogen lists have been checked for those components with CAS registry
numbers.

ACGIH: A3 – animal carcinogen (related to glass wool fibers)
NTP: Suspect carcinogen (related to Glass wool) (Possible Select Carcinogen)
IARC: Monograph 43, 1998 (related to glass wool) (Group 2B (possibly carcinogenic to humans))
ACGIH: A2 – suspected human carcinogen
OSHA: 0.75 ppm TWA PEL; 2 ppm STEL; 0.5 ppm TWA action level; Irritant and potential cancer
hazard (29 CFR 1910.1048)
NTP: Suspect Carcinogen (Possible Select Carcinogen)
IARC: Monograph 62, 1995 (Group 2A (probably carcinogenic to humans))
 Section 12 – Ecological Information 
Ecotoxicity:
No data available in this product. This material is not expected to cause harm to animals, plants or fish.
B: Component Analysis – Ecotoxicity – Aquatic Toxicity

LC50 (96 hr) fathead minnow: 24.1 mg/L. Cond: Flow-through, 21.7 degrees C, pH 6.8, 50.8 mg/L CaCO3; LC50
(96 hr) bluegill: 0.10 mg/L. Cond: Flow-through.; EC50 (96 hr) water flea: 20 mg/L.; EC50 (30 min) Photo bacterium
Phosphoreum: 3.00-10.2 mg/L Microtox test.
C: Environmental Fate / Other Adverse Effects

Ozone depletion potential 0
Global Warming Potential <5
 Section 13 – Disposal Considerations 
US EPA Waste Number & Descriptions:

Material, if discarded, is not expected to be characteristic hazardous waste under RCRA.
B: Component Waste Numbers

No EPA Waste Numbers are applicable for this product’s components.
C: Disposal Instructions
Dispose of waste material according to Local, State, Federal, and Provincial Environment Regulations.


 Section 14 – Transportation Information 
US DOT Information
Shipping Name: Not regulated for transport.
Hazard Class: None
UN/NA #: None
Packing Group: None
Required label (s): None
TDG Information
Shipping Name: Not regulated for transport.
Hazard Class: None
UN/NA #: None
Packing Group: None
Required label (s): None
Additional Info.: None
Additional Transportation Regulations:

 Section 15 – Regulatory Information 
US Federal Regulations:
A: General Information
No additional information available. Formaldehyde content is below the SARA 313 0.1% “de minimis concentration”
B: Component Analysis
This material contains one or more of the following chemicals required to be identified under SARA Section 302
(40 CFR 355 Appendix A), SARA Section 313 (40 CFR 372.65) and/or CERCLA (40 CFR 302.4)

CERCLA: Includes mineral fiber emissions from facilities manufacturing or processing glass rock or slag
fibers (or other mineral derived fibers) of average diameter 1 micrometer or less; Statutory
RQ=1pound (.454 kg); no final RQ is being assigned to the generic or broad class (related to fine
mineral fibers)
SARA 302: TPQ = 500 pounds; RQ = 100 pounds (does not meet toxicity criteria but because of high
production volume and recognized toxicity is considered a chemical of concern)
SARA 313: Form R reporting required for 0.1% de minimis concentration
CERCLA: Final RQ = 100 pounds (45.4 kg)
SARA 311 / 312

Acute Health Hazard: Yes
Chronic Health Hazard: Yes
Fire Hazard: No
Sudden Release of Pressure Hazard: No
Reactive Hazard: No
C: Clean Air Act

The following components appear on the Clean Air Act – 1990 Hazardous Air Pollutants Lists:
Component CAS CAA

Fiber Glass Wool (Fibrous Glass) (related to fine mineral fibers) 65997-17-3 Yes
Formaldehyde 50-00-0 Yes


State Regulations:
B: Component Analysis - State

The following components appear on one or more of the following state hazardous substances lists:
Component CAS # CA FL MA MN NJ PA
Fiber Glass Wool (Fibrous Glass related to Mineral Wool Fiber) 65997-17-3 Yes¹ No Yes¹ Yes¹ No Yes¹
Formaldehyde 50-00-0 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
The following statement (s) are provided under the California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986
(Proposition 65):
Warning! This product contains a chemical known to the state of California to cause cancer.
Other Regulations:
B: Component Analysis - WHMIS IDL

The following components are identified under the Canadian Hazardous Products Act Ingredient Disclosure List:
Component CAS
Fiber Glass Wool (Fibrous Glass) (related to fine mineral 65997-17-3 1% item 768 (844) related to fibrous glass)
fibers)
 Section 16 – Other Information 
HMIS and NFPA Hazard Ratings: Category HMIS NFPA

Acute Health 1* 2
Flammability 0 2 (facing, packaging)
Reactivity 0 0
NFPA Unusual Hazards: None

HMIS Personal Protection: To be supplied by user depending upon use.
Reasonable care has been taken in the preparation of this information, but the manufacturer makes no warranty
of merchantability or any other warranty, expressed or implied, with respect to this information. The manufacturer
makes no representations and assumes no liability for any direct, incidental or consequential damages resulting
from its use.
Key/Legend:
EPA = Environmental Protection Agency; TSCA = Toxic Substance Control Act; ACGIH = American Conference
of Governmental Industrial Hygienists; IARC = International Agency for Research on Cancer; NIOSH = National
Institute for Occupational Safety and Health; NTP = National Toxicology Program; OSHA = Occupational Safety
and Health Administration; NFPA = National Fire Protection Association; HMIS = Hazardous Material
Identification System; CERCLA = Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act;
SARA = Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act; DSL = Canadian Domestic Substance List; EINECS
= European Inventory of New and Existing Chemical Substances; WHMIS = Workplace Hazardous Materials
Information System; CAA = Clean Air Act
Summary:
This is the initial release of MSDS with document control MSD-01-2017 in a current formatting and updated
exposure limits and toxicological information. Read this information carefully.
This is the end of MSD-01-2017

Physical Sample with Tag (Model No.)
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S.NO SPECS NUMBER PROPOSED MATERIAL BY MANUFACTURER area of application MANUFACTURER MODEL COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Physical Sample with Tag (Model No.)
as Per IFC
AFICO Quiet Liner Board Insulation, 48 KG/M3 &

1 Thickness 25 MM, with fBlack Woven Glass Fiber Fabric Acoustic Duct Liner AFICO AQL-B 48/25, WGF. KSA
(WGF) Facing.
STC Square Project
EMPLOYER ENGINEER CONTRACTOR
Submittal Ref: : STC-BEC-MAT-HVC-GEN-0245-00
SAMPLE
Sample Description : Acoutic Duct Liner Insulation / AFICO
1 of 1 Manufacturer : AFICO/ ALSAYED Center Co
BEC
Submitted By:
Name : Eng. Adel Morsy
Signature :
Date : 11/8/2022
Approval Status: :
Approved By :
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Submittal No.: STC-BEC-MAT-HVC-GEN-0245

Discipline: ARC STR CIV ELE MEC HSE

LS Others: (Please Specify:)

CONTRACT REFERENCE ACTION

1 AFICO/ ALSAYED Center Co P.O. Box: 2988, RIYADH, 12812, KSA 23 07 00

Program : Date Material Required on Site [ ]

Project LEED Coordinator Daoud Akeileh 9-Nov-22

WE CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE SUBMITTED ITEMS HAVE BEEN

2.2,section 23 05 48-8 requirements.

Reviewed & Signed by: Engr. Reda Gad

Engr. Fahd Alfuraih

LEED V4 for BD+C: Core and Shell LCS

Discipline: ARC STR CIV ELE MEC HSE

LS Others: (Please Specify:)

Program : Date Material Required on Site [ ]

1. Sustainable Sites (SS) prerequisite: Construction Activity Pollution Prevention

QA/QC Manager Project LEED Coordinator

Date: 08-Nov-22 09-Nov-22

Material Submittal Form with LEED Signature N

Index (Mentioned Page No of each section) Y

Material Selection/ Material List Y

Catalogue / Technical Data sheet of proposed items Y

Related Shop Drawing& Calculations N

Warranty Certificate (if applicable) Y

Pervious client/ Consultant approval/ Transmittal Y

Quality Management system Y

Physical Sample with Tag (Model No.) Y

STC Square Project Document Checklist

STC SMART SQUARE PROJECT

Index (Mentioned Page No of each section) 2 2

Material Selection/ Material List 3 4

Warranty Certificate (if applicable) 113 114

Pervious client/ Consultant approval/ Transmittal 115 176

Quality Management system 192 228

Physical Sample with Tag (Model No.) 229 230

STC Square Project Document Checklist

AFICO Quiet Liner Board Insulation, 48 KG/M3 &

VIEW PORT (IF SPECIFIED) SIGHT

FULL RADIUS ELBOW TAKE-OFF WITH

PRESSURE COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS (-2 TO +2 INCHES OF WATER) (-500 PA TO +500 PA)

MIN. SIZE OF RECTANGULAR DUCT HANGERS - COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS ACCESS DOOR

UP THROUGH 72 25X0.75 25X0.75 25X0.75 25X0.75 6 6 6 6

FIRE RATED SEALANT

NOTE:- ALL DUCT PENETRATIONS PASSING THROUGH RADIOGRAPHY, ETC

UP THROUGH 750 30 70 80 160 230 295 425 560 890

2000 - - - - 35 95 230 360 695

2100 - - - - - 35 170 300 635

13-14 A-2.5 A-1.5

D 1.5 NOT GIVEN -,25X24 ga 25X20 ga 25 X 3

31-36 E-3.0 E-2.5 D-1.5 D-1.5 D-1.2 -

49-54 G-1.5 G-1.5 F-1.2 F-1.0 F-1.0 -

E MODULUS OF ELASTICITY 2.0X10 N/mm2

FILE NAME: RH1848_KABY_LD_XX_ME_HVAC_19

HVAC MISCELLANEOUS DETAILS (2/2)

DUCT HANGER DETAILS DUCT CONSTRUCTION & JOINTING DETAILS

- Direct type (Cylinder + Hose + Pressure Release valve etc.)

Please clarify which to follow..

Please provide us requested information..

PART 1 GENERAL .................................................................................................................... 1

1.1 SCOPE OF WORK ............................................................................................................ 1

1.2 RELATED WORKS SPECIFIED ELSEWHERE............................................................. 1

1.3 SUBMITTALS ................................................................................................................... 2