Difference between revisions of "ASM Cylindrical Penetration (Split Panel Flashing)"
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=== WORK INCLUDED === | === WORK INCLUDED === | ||
| − | ;(1) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard# | + | ;(1) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard#PART_5|'''Deck overlay''']]: Required for continuous support of the underlayment when the deck is not suitable. |
| − | ;(2) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard# | + | ;(2) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard#8.1.3.3. Field Underlayment|'''Underlayment''']]: The type of underlay required is determined by roof slope. |
| − | ;(3) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard# | + | ;(3) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard#PART_7|'''Insulation''']]: Offset and stagger layers 300 mm (12"). |
| − | ;(4) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard# | + | ;(4) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard#8.1.3.4. Separation Between Materials|'''Vapour-permeable separation membrane''']]: Installed over insulation and required on all insulated Architectural Sheet Metal Roof Systems. The material must be located between the insulation and metal panels/ventilation material. |
| − | ;(5) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard# | + | ;(5) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard#8.1.3.5. Ventilation Beneath Panels|'''Ventilation beneath panels''']]: A ventilation/drying space is required on slopes less than 1:3; entangled mesh (shown) may be used as void fill. The ventilation/drying space facilitates drying as condensation forms on the underside of the metal panels (See [[Notes to ASM Standard#A-8.1.3.5. | Note A-8.1.3.5.]]). |
| − | ;(6) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard# | + | ;(6) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard#9.2.1.6. Bearing Plates and EPDM Pads|'''Bearing plate''']]: Only thermally non-conductive clips or bars passing through the insulation assembly, or mechanically fastened bearing plates, may be used to secure and support insulation panels, or provide support for panel clips. |
| − | ;(7) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard# | + | ;(7) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard#9.2.1.5.Clips |'''Architectural metal panel clip''']] |
| − | ;(8) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard# | + | ;(8) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard#PART_9|'''Architectural metal roof panel (lower)''']]: Lower, installed prior to the pipe flashing, cut hole large enough to allow for movement. Extend 400 mm (16") upslope beyond the pipe. |
;(9) Overlap area of lower panel: Penetration flashing is mounted here, set in an acceptable sealant. | ;(9) Overlap area of lower panel: Penetration flashing is mounted here, set in an acceptable sealant. | ||
| − | ;(10) '''Spaced Cleat''': Discontinuous cleats (to permit drainage), set in accepted caulking, spaced 50 mm (2") and fastened with compatible non-corrosive flat head screws. | + | ;(10) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard#12.3.2.4. Curbs and Sleepers | '''Spaced Cleat''']]: Discontinuous cleats (to permit drainage), set in accepted caulking, spaced 50 mm (2") and fastened with compatible non-corrosive flat head screws. |
| − | ;(11) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard# | + | ;(11) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard#9.2.1.7. Sealants |'''Sealant''']] |
;(12) '''Architectural metal roof panel (upper)''': Installed after penetration flashing. Cut hole for pipe penetration and turn lower panel end under to hook onto cleat. | ;(12) '''Architectural metal roof panel (upper)''': Installed after penetration flashing. Cut hole for pipe penetration and turn lower panel end under to hook onto cleat. | ||
;(13) '''Protrusion Flashing''': Flange set in two continuous beads of accepted caulking. | ;(13) '''Protrusion Flashing''': Flange set in two continuous beads of accepted caulking. | ||
| − | ;(14) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard# | + | ;(14) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard#9.2.1.7. Sealants |'''Sealant''']]: Applied around base of penetration flashing. |
;(15) '''Settlement Cap''': Material must match flashing material. | ;(15) '''Settlement Cap''': Material must match flashing material. | ||
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=== RELATED WORK BY OTHERS === | === RELATED WORK BY OTHERS === | ||
| − | ;(A) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard# | + | ;(A) [[ASM Roof Systems Standard#PART_2|'''Acceptable Deck''']] |
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Latest revision as of 17:35, 17 March 2023
Division D - Construction Details
ASM | Cylindrical Penetration (Split Panel Flashing) ( Article 12.3.1.2. and Article 12.3.2.1.)
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ASM Details
Under Revision
1 WORK INCLUDED
- (1) Deck overlay
- Required for continuous support of the underlayment when the deck is not suitable.
- (2) Underlayment
- The type of underlay required is determined by roof slope.
- (3) Insulation
- Offset and stagger layers 300 mm (12").
- (4) Vapour-permeable separation membrane
- Installed over insulation and required on all insulated Architectural Sheet Metal Roof Systems. The material must be located between the insulation and metal panels/ventilation material.
- (5) Ventilation beneath panels
- A ventilation/drying space is required on slopes less than 1:3; entangled mesh (shown) may be used as void fill. The ventilation/drying space facilitates drying as condensation forms on the underside of the metal panels (See Note A-8.1.3.5.).
- (6) Bearing plate
- Only thermally non-conductive clips or bars passing through the insulation assembly, or mechanically fastened bearing plates, may be used to secure and support insulation panels, or provide support for panel clips.
- (7) Architectural metal panel clip
- (8) Architectural metal roof panel (lower)
- Lower, installed prior to the pipe flashing, cut hole large enough to allow for movement. Extend 400 mm (16") upslope beyond the pipe.
- (9) Overlap area of lower panel
- Penetration flashing is mounted here, set in an acceptable sealant.
- (10) Spaced Cleat
- Discontinuous cleats (to permit drainage), set in accepted caulking, spaced 50 mm (2") and fastened with compatible non-corrosive flat head screws.
- (11) Sealant
- (12) Architectural metal roof panel (upper)
- Installed after penetration flashing. Cut hole for pipe penetration and turn lower panel end under to hook onto cleat.
- (13) Protrusion Flashing
- Flange set in two continuous beads of accepted caulking.
- (14) Sealant
- Applied around base of penetration flashing.
- (15) Settlement Cap
- Material must match flashing material.
2 RELATED WORK BY OTHERS
- (A) Acceptable Deck
NOTE: See the Standard for additional requirements.
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