|
TIMSA HVAC Guidance for achieving compliance with Part L of the Building Regulations: |
| |
The amended approved document Part L relies on 'second-tier' documents to provide detailed information on the minimum provisions necessary to comply with the requirements of the Regulations. This guidance is is directly referenced in the Approved Documents and outlines the minimum provisions for insulating pipes and ducts serving space heating, hot water and cooling and ventilation systems, both in new-build and existing buildings (38pp) |
|
No 5: TIMSA BRIEF: |
| |
New European
Legislation and Lambda 90/90 (4pp) |
|
No 4: Why Insulate? |
| |
- the financial and environmental arguments (8pp)
|
|
No 3: Thermal Insulation of H
& V Ductwork: |
| |
TIMSA's recommendations for installing thermal insulation to the outer surface of h&v
ductwork (12pp)
|
|
No 2: Thermal Insulation of
Industrial Process Plant, Piping and Equipment: |
| |
Elements of design for consideration (8pp)
|
|
No 1: Reduction in Carbon
Dioxide Emissions: |
| |
reduction in CO2 emissions provided by pipeline insulation including associated economic
benefits (16pp)
|
|
Thermal Insulation and
its role in carbon reduction (£35 & p+p) |
| |
For those with a
specific interest in thermal insulation and the environment, this is an independent review
detailing important new findings on the beneficial impact of thermal insulation on global
warming and the potential for increased savings in carbon dioxide emissions. Contact Caleb Management Services for more information |
|
Insulation Industry
Handbook |
| |
This new Insulation Handbook 2007/08 has now been published. A copy of this book can be obtained from www.turretgroup.com |
