SECTION VALVES. A. Extent of Valve Work is indicated on the Drawings and by the Requirements of this Section.

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1 PART 1 GENERAL 1.01 DESCRIPTION OF WORK SECTION VALVES A. Extent of Valve Work is indicated on the Drawings and by the Requirements of this Section. B. All valves, except those are 2 in diameter and larger, that convey drinking water for human consumption must be certified for meeting the requirements of the federally mandated Reduction of Lead in Drinking Water Act of 2014 (not more than a weighted average of.25% lead). Regardless of the valve manufacturer listed in these specifications, provide valves that meet the requirements of the act. All solder used during installation of valves associated with the potable water system designed for human consumption must also meet the requirements SUBMITTALS A. Product Data 1. Manufacturer's product technical data for each valve. 2. Installation Instructions 3. Include list indicating valve and its application B. Shop Drawings indicating methods of assembly of components. C. Certifications 1. Lead free Certifications: Provide manufacturer s certifications that valve in contact with the potable water, except those that are exempted, meet the requirements of the Reduction of Lead in Drinking Water Act effective Jan 4, CODES AND STANDARDS VALVES

2 A. The contractor shall comply with the Reduction of Lead in Drinking Water Act. Beginning on January 4, 2014, a federal law known as Reduction of Lead in Drinking Water Act takes effect. This law requires that faucet, plumbing fixtures, pipe and pipe fittings must conform to lead free criteria level whenever these plumbing related products are employed for delivery of potable water for human consumption. 1. The law makes it unlawful for any person, including a contractor, to introduce into commerce any pipe, pipe fitting, plumbing fixture, faucet that is not lead free. a. Lead free content is intended to mean not more than 0.2% lead when applied in connection to solder and flux and not more than 0.25 percent of the weighted average of lead when used with respect to the wetted surfaces of pipes, pipe fittings, plumbing fixtures and faucets. b. The section of the federal act that applies to solder and flux, 0.2% lead content, went into effect back in August of 1998; and for the most part soldering product being sold in today s market complies with the law. c. The requirement for.25% weighted average of lead when applied to the wetted surfaces of pipes, pipe fittings, plumbing fixtures and faucet is the new section of the law that requires special attention from a contractor. 2. To ensure compliance with Reduction of Lead in Drinking Water Act, a procedure for determining lead content was developed. The calculation procedure works as follows: a. For each wetted component, the percentage of lead in the component shall be multiplied by the ratio of the wetted surface area of that component to the total wetted surface area of the entire product to arrive at the weighted percentage of lead of the component. The weighted percentage of lead of each wetted component shall be added together, and the sum of these weighted percentages shall constitute the weighted average lead content of the product. The lead content of the material used to produce wetted components shall be used to determine VALVES

3 PART 2 PRODUCTS 2.01 MATERIAL compliance with paragraph (1)(B) [Paragraph 1B Describes 0.25% Requirement For 0.25 % Lead Content] b. As an alternative to implementing the lead content calculation, the contractor may choose to demonstrate compliance with the act by requiring from manufacturer documentation certifying that products are lead free based on either calculation or tests or third party certification. A. Maximum content of lead permitted in materials used in the manufacture of valves shall be 5%. B. All valves shall be designed for packing under pressure with valve open or closed. C. Valves 2" and under shall be all bronze. Valves 2½" and over shall have iron bodies with bronze mountings (IBBM), and with outside screw and yoke (OS&Y), unless space conditions prevent the use of O.S.& Y. valves, in which case non rising stem valves may be used. D. All gate valves shall be of the solid wedge disk type. E. All valves up to 2" in diameter shall have threaded or solder ends, 2½" in diameter and over shall have flanged ends. F. Iron body flanged valves, strainers and other items shall be provided with gaskets and sealing as manufactured by Garlock. All flanges shall be drilled for American Standard Association 125 pound standard. G. All valves, except as otherwise specified, shall be type and number as specified below: 1. Gate Valves: Class 125, threaded, bronze body, solid wedge, inside screw non rising stem, screw in bonnet: Stockham B 103, Milwaukee 105, Hammond IB645, NIBCO T 113, Crane 438, Lukenheimer 2129, Walworth 4, Apollo Valves 102T, Jenkins 992AJ, or equal. VALVES

4 Class 125, Solder end, bronze body, solid wedge, inside screw non rising stem, screw in bonnet: Stockham B 104, Milwaukee 115, Hammond IB647, NIBCO S 113, Crane 1320, Lukenheimer 2133, Walworth 4SJ, Apollo Valves 102S, Jenkins 993AJ,or equal.,. Class 125, flanged, iron body bronze mounted (IBBM), bolted bonnet, O.S.& Y., solid wedge: Stockham G 623, Milwaukee F 2885M, Hammond IR1140, NIBCO F 617 0, Crane 465 1/2, Lukenheimer 1430, Walworth 8726F, Apollo Valves 611F, Jenkins 651J, or equal.. Class 125, flanged, iron body bronze mounted (IBBM), non rising stem, bolted bonnet, solid wedge: Stockham G 612, Milwaukee F 2882M, Hammond IR1138, NIBCO F 619, Crane 461, Lukenheimer 1428, Walworth 8719F, Apollo Valves 610F, Jenkins 326J, or equal.. 2. Check Valves: Class 125, threaded ends, bronze body, horizontal swing, bronze disc: Stockham B 319Y, Milwaukee 509, Hammond IB904, NIBCO T 413 B, Crane 37, Lukenheimer 2144, Walworth 3406, Apollo Valves 161TF, Jenkins 996J, or equal.. Class 125, solder ends, bronze body, horizontal swing, bronze disc: Stockham B 309Y, Milwaukee 1509, Hammond IB912, NIBCO S 413 B, Crane 1340, Lukenheimer 2145, Walworth 3406SJ, Apollo Valves 161S, Jenkins 997Aor equal. Class 125, flanged ends, iron body bronze mounted (IBBM), bronze disc and seat ring, bolted cap, horizontal swing: Stockham G 931, Milwaukee F 2974M, Hammond IR1124, NIBCO F 918 B, Crane 373, Lukenheimer 1790 IBBM, Walworth 8928F, Apollo Valves 910F, Jenkins 624CJ or equal. H. Ball valves shall be two piece, full port, 600 W.O.G., bronze body, chrome plated bronze or brass ball and Teflon seals, with thread or solder ends. Ball valves shall have a lever handle. Threaded ends ball valve shall be Conbraco Industries, Inc.; Apollo Valves 77C 100, Crane 9211, Milwaukee BA 400, Hammond 8301AN61, NIBCO T , Dwyer Series BV2MB or Stockham T 255 BR R and soldered ends ball valve shall be Conbraco Industries, Inc.; Apollo Valves 77C 200, Milwaukee BA 450, Hammond 8311AN61, NIBCO S or Stockham S 255 BR R., or equal. Ball valves should be used for up to 2" sizes only. VALVES

5 1. Press Fit Ball Valves: Valves shall be two piece bronze body with full port, chrome or brass plated ball, blow out proof stem and PTFE or RTFE seats, rated at 600 psi with press fitting ends. Ball Valves shall be Viega Model , NIBCO PS585 70, Conbraco Industries, Inc.; Apollo, Valves 77W or equal. Ball valves shall have a metal lever handle. I. Soldered end valves shall be joined using soft soldering. NOTE: All valves of one type, i.e., all gates, or all check valves shall be of one manufacturer. PART 3 EXECUTION 3.01 INSTALLATION A. Install valves in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Follow valve manufacturers recommendations when brazing solder end valves. B. Valves shall be installed so that they shall be readily accessible. It is brought to the Contractor's attention that all valves shall be so located that they can be easily and safely operated. No valve shall be installed with the stem pointed downward. If, in the opinion of the Owner, valves are so installed as to create a hazardous and unsafe condition, this Contractor shall relocate these valves as directed without additional charge. 1. Valve shall be full size of pipe. Iron body bronze mounted(ibbm), flanged, outside screw and yoke (OS&Y) valves shall be used on: water service and sprinkler service assemblies, suction and discharge piping for pumps and water distribution piping 2½" and larger. Valves on water distribution piping 2" and smaller shall be brass or bronze body. C. Gate valves shall be provided at the base of all risers, on all mains, branch lines, take offs, drains, etc., and at all pumps, equipment, and at all apparatus; so located and arranged as to give complete shut off and regulating control of all systems piping and apparatus. 1. Ball valves may be substituted for Gate Valves on water distribution pipes up to 2" in size for risers, branches and hot and cold headers in accessible toilet pipe spaces. VALVES

6 D. Swing check valves shall be installed in horizontal position with hinge pin horizontally perpendicular to centerline of pipe. E. All valves shall have the name or trademark of the manufacturer and guaranteed working pressure cast or stamped on the body of the valve. All flanges shall be drilled for American Standards Association 125 pound Standard. Companion flanges for all iron body gate valves, check valves, strainers, etc., shall be iron VALVE APPLICATION SCHEDULE A. Compressed Air: Above Ground Interior 1. 2" and Less: Screwed or solder ends; Class 125, bronze body gates and bronze body swing checks. 2. 2½" and Up: Flanged ends, Class 125, OS&Y iron body gates; and iron body swing checks. B. Domestic Hot & Cold Water 1. 2" and Less: Solder or threaded ends; Class 125, bronze body gates; bronze body swing checks. 2. 2½" and up: Flanged ends; Class 125, OS&Y iron body gates; and iron body swing checks. C. Gas Piping: Refer to Section Gas Piping System END OF SECTION VALVES