South Carolina Mechanical Code 2018
Stay up-to-code with mechanical systems in South Carolina!
Introducing the 2018 South Carolina Mechanical Code!
This is the code book for you to get when you are dealing with mechanical systems in the state of South Carolina. Within these pages, you will find that this book is entirely integrated with the International Code Council’s International Mechanical Code, 2018 Edition. You need to stay up-to-date. Stay that way with this code manual.
Here is a listing of what you will find in the 2018 South Carolina Mechanical Code book:
- Protection of Structure
- Equipment and Appliance Location
- Installation
- Piping Support
- Access and Service Space
- Condensate Disposal
- Clearance Reduction
- Temperature Control
- Explosion Control
- Smoke and Heat Vents
- Heating and Cooling Load Calculations
- Natural Ventilation
- Mechanical Ventilation
- Enclosed Parking Garages
- Systems Control
- Ventilation of Uninhabited Spaces
- Ambulatory Care Facilities and Group I-2 Occupancies
- Exhaust Systems
- Motors and Fans
- Clothes Dryer Exhaust
- Domestic Kitchen Exhaust Equipment
- Commercial Kitchen Hood Ventilation System Ducts and Exhaust Equipment
- Commercial Kitchen Hoods
- Commercial Kitchen Makeup Air
- Fire Suppression Systems
- Hazardous Exhaust Systems
- Subslab Soil Exhaust Systems
- Smoke Control Systems
- Energy Recovery Ventilation Systems
- Duct Systems
- Plenums
- Duct Construction and Installation
- Insulation
- Air Filters
- Smoke Detection Systems Control
- Duct and Transfer Openings
- Combustion Air
- Chimneys and Vents
- Vent Connectors
- Direct-vent, Integral Vent and Mechanical Draft Systems
- Factory-built Chimneys
- Metal Chimneys
- Masonry Fireplaces
- Factory-built Fireplaces
- Pellet Fuel-burning Appliances
- Fireplace Stoves and Room Heaters
- Factory-built Barbecue Appliances
- Incinerators and Crematories
- Cooling Towers, Evaporative Condensers and Fluid Coolers
- Vented Wall Furnaces
- Floor Furnaces
- Duct Furnaces
- Infrared Radiant Heaters
- Clothes Dryers
- Sauna Heaters
- Engine and Gas Turbine-powered Equipment and Appliances
- Pool and Spa Heaters
- Cooking Appliances
- Forced-air Warm-air Furnaces
- Conversion Burners
- Unit Heaters
- Vented Room Heaters
- Kerosene and Oil-fired Stoves
- Small Ceramic Kilns
- Stationary Fuel Cell Power Systems
- Masonry Heaters
- Gaseous Hydrogen Systems
- Radiant Heating Systems
- Evaporative Cooling Equipment
- Water Heaters
- Pressure Vessels
- Boilers
- Boiler Connections
- Safety and Pressure Relief Valves and Controls
- Boiler Low-water Cutoff
- Steam Blowoff Valve
- Hot Water Boiler Expansion Tank
- Gauges and Tests
- Refrigeration System Requirements
- Refrigeration System Classification
- System Application Requirements
- Machinery Room, General Requirements
- Machinery Room, Special Requirements
- Refrigerant Piping
- Field Test
- Periodic Testing
- Hydronic Piping
- Piping Material
- Joints and Connections
- Pipe Insulation
- Valves
- Piping Installation
- Transfer Fluid
- Embedded Piping
- Plastic Pipe Ground-source Heat Pump Loop Systems
- Fuel Oil Piping and Storage
- Piping Support
- Fuel Oil System Installation
- Oil Gauging
- Fuel Oil Valves
- Solar Systems
- Heat Transfer Fluids
- Chimney Connector Pass-Throughs
- Recommended Permit Fee Schedule
Order now and stay-in-code with the 2018 South Carolina Mechanical Code!