I wonder what changes the next Code book will bring. This 2020 Code will likely not be adopted in Ontario until January 2022.
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I wish they would actually take the code itself seriously and make proper changes or additions to it that would make it worth while. If it's anything like the last codebook, it's just another waste of money forced upon us by suits.
Greetings, I'm into my 4th semester in HVAC/R and I was wondering if the new codes changes B149.1-20 talked about the Swagelok system?
That is not mentioned in the B149.1-20. They normally would never mention brand names. If their fittings are approved they should be okay to use.
QuoteClause 6.2.12 - Materials not specified in Clause 6.2 may be used if they conform to a nationally recognized standard or to a test report of a nationally recognized certification organization.