// CODE SNIPPET
§27-755 Use of Adsorption Devices
JUMP TO FULL CODE CHAPTER
In all cases where the use of recirculated air is permitted, the required outdoor air supply may be reduced up to fifty per cent, provided that the recirculated air is passed through adsorption devices. The adsorption devices shall be approved and rated. Means shall be provided for maintaining the effectiveness of the adsorption devices.
(a) Improper maintenance. Should the adsorption devices be improperly maintained so that their effectiveness is impaired, the commissioner may order their removal. If the adsorption devices are removed, the air conditioning or ventilating system shall not be operated without supplying one hundred per cent of the outdoor air required by this article or article eight of this subchapter.
(b) Test records. The building owner shall, at all times, maintain a maintenance record showing the manufacturer's recommendation of the frequency of tests, the method of making tests, and the results of all tests of the adsorption devices. Such tests shall be made and certified by the manufacturer or by a laboratory acceptable to the commissioner at least twice every six months. The records of such tests shall be maintained for a period of at least two years, and shall be available for inspection by the commissioner.
(c) Ventilation of water closet compartments. The use of any device that returns exhaust air from water closet compartments or from toilet rooms after passing through adsorption devices is not permitted as a means of providing ventilation for a water closet compartment for which a mechanical system of ventilation is required.
(a) Improper maintenance. Should the adsorption devices be improperly maintained so that their effectiveness is impaired, the commissioner may order their removal. If the adsorption devices are removed, the air conditioning or ventilating system shall not be operated without supplying one hundred per cent of the outdoor air required by this article or article eight of this subchapter.
(b) Test records. The building owner shall, at all times, maintain a maintenance record showing the manufacturer's recommendation of the frequency of tests, the method of making tests, and the results of all tests of the adsorption devices. Such tests shall be made and certified by the manufacturer or by a laboratory acceptable to the commissioner at least twice every six months. The records of such tests shall be maintained for a period of at least two years, and shall be available for inspection by the commissioner.
(c) Ventilation of water closet compartments. The use of any device that returns exhaust air from water closet compartments or from toilet rooms after passing through adsorption devices is not permitted as a means of providing ventilation for a water closet compartment for which a mechanical system of ventilation is required.
Related Code Sections
§27-755 Light, Heat, Ventilation and Noise Control, Use of Adsorption Devices
that the recirculated air is passed through adsorption devices. The adsorption devices shall be approved and rated. Means shall be provided for maintaining ...
NYC 1968 Code (Vol I) > 12 Light, Heat, Ventilation and Noise Control > 7 Standards of Mechanical Ventilation > §27-755 Use of Adsorption Devices
§27-958 Fire Alarm, Detection and Extinguishing Equipment, Approved Devices
No device, valve, pipe, or fitting may be used in a sprinkler system unless such device, valve, pipe, or fitting is of a type approved for such use ...
NYC 1968 Code (Vol I) > 17 Fire Alarm, Detection and Extinguishing Equipment > 4 Automatic Sprinkler Requirements > §27-958 Approved Devices
416.5 Gas Piping Installations, Devices
Pressure-relieving or pressure-limiting devices shall be one of the following: Spring-loaded relief device. Pilot-loaded back pressure regulator ...
NYC Fuel Gas Code 2014 > 4 Gas Piping Installations > 416 Overpressure Protection Devices > 416.5 Devices
1906.6.1.6 Concrete, Adjusting Devices
Adjusting devices shall not be used if heavily rusted, bent, dented, rewelded or having broken weldments or other defects ...
NYC Building Code 2008 > 19 Concrete > 1906 Formwork, Embedded Pipes and Construction Joints > 1906.6 Reshoring > 1906.6.1 Reshores Limitations > 1906.6.1.6 Adjusting Devices
3305.3.6.1.6 Safeguards During Construction or Demolition, Adjusting Devices
Adjusting devices shall not be used if heavily rusted, bent, dented, rewelded or having broken weldments or other defects ...
NYC Building Code 2014 > 33 Safeguards During Construction or Demolition > 3305 Material Placement and Installation > 3305.3 Concrete Formwork > 3305.3.6 Reshoring > 3305.3.6.1 Reshores Limitations > 3305.3.6.1.6 Adjusting Devices