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1969 KELLOGG AVE; ; AS990052; Permit
11/3/21, 10:08 AM AS990052 Permit Data City of Carlsbad Sprinkler Permit Permit No: AS990052 Job Address: 1969 KELLOGG AV Permit Type: SPRINK Parcel No: 2120921200 Lot #: 0 Reference No.: PC #: Project Title: MV TECHNICAL Status: ISSUED Applied 8/27/1999 Approved: Issued: Inspector: Applicant: Owner: TECHPLEX L P 475 W BRADLEY AVE EL CAJON CA Fees ($) Add'l Fees ($) Total ($) Balance ($) 90 0 90 1/1 990305 Fire Prevention (760) 931-2121 Carlsbad Fire Department 2560 Orion Way Carlsbad, CA 92008 Plan Review Requirements Category: Auto. Sprinkler, OH Date of Report: 09/30/1999 Reviewed by: Name: Pacific Fire Protect Address: 36515 Calle Arcaro City, State: Temecula CA 92592 Plan Checker: Job #: 990305 Job Name: MV Technical Bldg #: CB993044 Job Address: 1969 Kellog Av Ste. or Bldg. No. Approved The item you have submitted for review has been approved. The approval is based on plans, information and / or specifications provided in your submittal; therefore any changes to these items after this date, including field modifications, must be reviewed by this office to insure' continued conformance with applicable codes and standards. Please review carefully all comments attached as failure to comply with instructions in this report can result in suspension of permit to construct or install improvements. El Approved The item you have submitted for review has been approved subject to the Subject to attached conditions. The approval is based on plans, information and/or specifications provided in your submittal. Please review carefully all comments attached, as failure to comply with instructions in this report can result in suspension of permit to construct or install improvements. Please resubmit to this office the necessary plans and / or specifications required to indicate compliance with applicable codes and standards. Incomplete The item you have submitted for review is incomplete. At this time, this office cannot adequately conduct a review to determine compliance with the applicable codes and / or standards. Please review carefully all comments attached. Please resubmit the necessary plans and / or specifications to this office for review and approval. Review 1st 2nd 3rd Other Agency ID FD Job # 990305 ED File # PARYL K. JAMES & ASSOCIATES - Afire & Duilding Code Resource Fire Protection Technical Opinion & Report MV Technical Sales, LLC 1969 Kellogg Avenue CarIsLa, CA 92008 I I II I I I I 1 I I I I Fi I I I I I 1 205 Colima Terrace Vista, CA 9204 (760) 724-7001 Fax (760) 724-7047 A 6 1100'!52- PARYL K. JAMES & ASSOCIATES - A Fire & Building Code Resource September 20, 1999 Carlsbad Fire Department 2560 Orion Way Carlsbad, CA 92008 Re: High-Piled Combustible Storage & Electronic Hardware Component Diagnostics Fire Protection Technical Opinion & Report MV Technical Sales, LLC 1969 Kellogg Avenue Carlsbad, CA 92008 I OVERVIEW The information presented herein has been prepared by Daryl K. James & Associates, at the request of MV Technical Sales. This report has been prepared for the exclusive use of MV Technical Sales and addresses fire and life safety code requirements applicable to High-Piled Combustible Storage and Electronic Hardware Component Diagnostics. H CONTACTS Steve Carter MV Technical Sales (760) 930-8950 Chris Dryden MV Technical Sales (760) 930-8950 Dave Casper MV Technical Sales (760) 930-8950 Tim O'Donovan Don Veasey Construction Co. (909) 694-1957 205 Colima Terrace Vista, CA 92084 (760) 724-7001 Fax (760) 724-7047 I2ARYL K. JAMES & ASSOCIATES - A Fire & Building Code Resource MV Technical Sales Page 2 of 10 in SCOPE/PROJECT DESCRIPTION This report is primarily intended to address the minimum requirements for the storage of electronic components, including fiberglass circuit boards, and packing materials in a high- piled combustible storage warehouse and hardware component diagnostic operations. Discrepancies between the information presented herein and actual conditions discovered during the inspection process are the sole responsibility of MV Technical Sales. Verification of compliance with requirements and provisions addressed herein rests with the authority having jurisdiction and is outside the scope of this report. IV PURPOSE OF REPORT Our firm will demonstrate, through code references, that the storage array proposed for this facility will be in full compliance with high-piled combustible storage requirements and component diagnostic operations will be in compliance with California Fire and Building Code provisions. V REPORT ELEMENTS Provide information relative to the acceptance of technologies, processes, products, facilities, materials and uses attending the design, operation or use of the building. Set limitations or conditions of operations necessary to achieve and maintain control of hazardous materials or operations and recommend mitigation of hazards and compliance with applicable code requirements. Provide a commodity analysis in accordance with recognized standards. Detail methods of storage, and storage maintenance guidelines. Determine fire protection requirements for the rack storage of high-piled combustible materials. Outline egress and general safety procedures for occupant safety and building protection. Evaluate proposed conditions and offer an opinion relative to fire and life safety conditions attending the design of the building and the uses within. 205 Colina Terrace Vista, CA 920&4 (760) 724-7001 Fax (760) 724-7047 Type V-N (Sprinklered) 2 (Mezzanine) 33,760 sq. ft. .45/3000 with .6/2000 ELO-231 A/S Type of Construction: Stories: Total Building Area: Existing Sprinkler Design Density: PARYL K. JAMES & ASSOCIATES - A Fire & Building Code Resource MV Technical Sales Page 3 of 10 VI CODE ANAL YSIS/TECHNICAL REFERENCES The code analysis that follows addresses 1998 California Fire Code and 1998 California Building Code conditions and requirements applicable to MV Technical Sales storage and operations. The following codes and standards have been referenced for this evaluation: 1998 California Codes are the 1997 Uniform Codes as amended by the State. 1998 California Building Code (CBC) 1998 California Fire Code (CFC) 1998 National Fire Protection Association Standard 13. (NFPA 13) 1998 National Fire Protection Association Standard 23 1C (NFPA 23 1C) VII BUILDING DATA/OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION Building Data: Occupancy Classifications in Accordance with CBC Table 3-A, and Floor Areas Include: Use Occupancy Classification Area Diagnostics Labs F-i 6,234 sq. ft. Office B 16,047 sq. ft. Warehouse S-i 8,694 sq. ft. In accordance with CBC Table 3-B, no occupancy separations are required for the proposed Occupancy Classifications. (Technical Reference # 1) VIII OPERATIONS Merchandise is received, tested, stored, repackaged and shipped. There is no manufacturing or use of flammable or combustible liquids. LTX Lab: 2,460 sq. ft. Room will contain LTX 77/90 computer automated test equipment, used for diagnosing hardware component failures. No Class I, II or 111-A liquids will be stored or used. 15 tons air conditioning is supplied to this room. 206 Colima Terrace Vista, CA 92084 (760) 724-7001 Fax (760) 724-7047 I I I I I I I I L I U I I I I I I I7ARYL K. JAMES & ASSOCIATES - A Fire & SuiIlng Code Resource I MV Technical Sales Page 4 of 10 I Calibration Lab: 754 sq. ft. I This room will contain computer test equipment, use to test and measure electrical standards. No Class I, II or Ill-A liquids are stored or used, 7 .5 tons air conditioning is supplied to this room. I Trillium Lab: 2,040 sq. ft. Room will contain 5 Trillium computer automated test equipment machines for diagnosing I hardware component failures. Machines each contain a Pneumatic/hydraulic accumulator. This accumulator contains '/2 gallon of automotive Antifreeze, (Class 111-B noncombustible liquid), which is stored and used within a sealed self-contained container. Aggregate amount I of anti freeze will be 2 '/2 gallons. No Class I, 11 or 111-A liquids will be stored or used. 51.6 tons or air conditioning will be supplied to this room. I Additionally, 10 Trillium machines will be stored in the warehouse, each containing 1/2 gallon of anti freeze. Aggregate amount of anti freeze stored will be 5 gallons. I Power Supply Lab: 980 sq. ft. Room will contain power supply test equipment used for diagnosing hardware component failures. No Class I, II or Ill-A liquids will be stored or used. This room will also contain a I soldering re-work station for the removal of electronic components. Small amounts of solder flux and heat are used to allow solder to flow. Soldering (Hot Work) Light soldering is performed in order to remove and replace some components. Hot work equipment to be inspected by the individual responsible prior to use to insure that: Hot-work area is clear of combustibles Exposed construction is of noncombustible materials or that combustible materials are protected Floors are kept clean There are no exposed combustibles on the opposite side of partitions, walls, ceiling and floors Fire extinguishers to be readily available in immediate hot work area. Hot work will be performed in vapor and dust free areas isolated from combustible storage. Any traces of fumes are dissipated by a fan, located at the work station. No Class I, II or Ill-A liquids will be stored or used. 10 tons or air conditioning will be supplied to this room. Nitrogen compressed gas is used to dry pack circuit board packaging. Cylinders are secured by 2 restraints and transported on a cart designed for the movement of cylinders. Cylinders will be storage a minimum of 10 feet from combustible storage. 205 Colima Terrace Vista, CA 92084 (760) 724-7001 Fax (760) 724-7047 I2ARYL K. JAMES & ASSOCIATES - A Fire & Building Cole Resource MV Technical Sales Page 5 of 10 lx HAZARDOUS MATERIALS Aggregate quantities of materials identified on the HrvllS, are within allowable exempt amounts for indoor use or storage as per CBC and Exempt Amounts of Hazardous Materials Presenting a Physical Hazard (Table 3-D) and Health Hazard (Table 3-E) There will be no Class I, II or 111-A liquids stored or used in the building. (Technical Reference No. 2) Hazardous Materials Inventory Statement (HMIS) PRODUCT IN STORAGE OPEN USE CLOSED USE STATE CFC CLASS Anti Freeze 7.5 2.5 L CL Ill-B, Irr, Sens Boardwalk Floor Finish 1 1 0 L N.H. Corrosive Inhibitor .08 .08 L lrr, Corr Microbiocide Inhibitor .08 .08 L In, Sens. Armstrong Polish 1 1 L In AP-20 Cleaning Solution 1 1 L Irr EnSolv 2 1 L Irr, Sens, Ohh, Zep Floor Sealer 1 1 L In Physical Hazardous Materials Summary (all materials are measured in liquid gals.) Hazard Classification Storage Amounts Open Use Amounts Closed Use Amounts (Exempt Amounts) (Exempt Amounts) (Exempt Amounts) Class Ill-B 7.5 0 2.5 (N.L.) (N.L.) (N.L.) Health Hazardous Materials Summary (all materials are measured in liquid gals.) Hazard Classification Storage Amounts Open Use Amounts Closed Use Amounts (Exempt Amounts) (Exempt Amounts) (Exempt Amounts) Irritants 3.16 2 .16 (N.L.) (200) (N.L.) Corrosives .16 0 .16 (1,000) (200) (1000) Sensitizers 2,08 1 .08 (N.L.) (1000) (N.L.) Other Health Haz. 2 1 0 (N.L.) (1000) (N.L.) X RACK STORA GE OF MATERIALS Portions of .this facility, greater than 500 square feet in area, will be used for the high-piled storage of commodities and will require a "Special Use Permit" as per Section 8103.3, Article 81 of the 1998 CFC. This report details the local requirements of the Carlsbad Fire Department, Fire Prevention Bureau as well as nationally recognized standards. 205 Colima Terrace Vista, CA 92084 (760) 724-7001 Fax (760) 724-7047 Classification Group A Plastic Group A Plastic Class III Class IV Class IV Class I Storage Height 12 ft. >6 ft. 20 ft. 20 ft. 20 ft. 8 ft. LARYL K. JAMES & ASSOCIATES - A Fire & Building Code Resource MV Technical Sales Page 6 of 10 XI HIGH PILED STORA GE DEFINED The information presented herein presents proposed storage commodities as described to and understood by the report preparer. Storage racks will be installed to accommodate storage not to exceed 20 feet in height. Warehouse storage array is considered high-pile combustible storage, as defined by CFC Section 209-11; Class I-TV Commodities above 12 feet and plastic materials stored over 6 feet in height. (Technical Reference No. 3) XII COMMODITY CLASSIFICATION SUMMARY & STORA GE ARRA Y The following Commodity Classifications have been evaluated in accordance with NFPA 231C Chapter 2 Classification of Storage. Materials will not be stored within encapsulated cardboard boxes in the building. (Technical Reference No. 4) Commodity Fiberglass Circuit Boards Packing Materials Flattened Cartons Wire on plastic spools Misc. Electronic Components Metal Chassis Storage Array Aisle Width: Rack Height: Storage Rack Height: (Inventory) Storage Height: Ceiling Height: Flue Space: 9ft. 6 in. 16ft. S in. double & single row) 12 ft. single row racks Up to 20 feet 28 ft. 14 in. (double row racks) XIII CALIFORNIA FIRE CODE - HIGH-PILED STORAGE REQUIREMENTS Warehouse 16ft Rack Storage (2,501-12,000 Sq. FL Area) The high-piled storage warehouse area will be in accordance with Article 81, Section 8102.2. In accordance with Table 81-A, an automatic fire-extinguishing system is required for the storage of Class IV Commodities within an area 2,501-12,000 sq. ft. area (Option 1). Inventory Control Rack Storage (2,501 - 12,000 sq. ft. Non-public Accessible Area) The high-piled storage warehouse area will be in accordance with Article 81, Section 8102.2. In accordance with Table 81-A, an automatic fire-extinguishing system is required for the storage of High Hazard Commodities within an area 501-2,500 sq. ft. area (Option 1). 205 Colima Terrace Vista, CA 92054 (760) 724-7001 Fax (760) 724-7047 ARYL K. JAMES & ASSOCIATES - A Fire & Building Code Resource I MV Technical Sales Page 7 of 10 I Fire detection, access doors, smoke & heat removal, curtain boards and hose stations are not ' required for the storage of Class IV Commodities within an area 2,501-12,000 sq. ft. non- public accessible area (Option 1), and High Hazard Commodities within an area 501-2,500 sq. ft. non-public accessible area (Option 1). (Technical Reference #5) I XIV A UTOMA TIC FIRE PROTECTION (fire extinguishing system) Warehouse Storage Area For the purpose of providing adequate fire protection for the building and occupants, fire protection design criteria is based on the highest classification, High Hazard Commodities, in accordance with NFPA 23 1C - Rack Storage of Materials. The existing sprinkler density and remote area application is designed for Extra Hazard Group 2 (.6/2000) based on existing ELO-23 isprinkler heads. As per manufacturer's specifications, the ELO-23 1 sprinkler heads are not applicable to buildings with ceiling exceeding 25 feet in height. Therefore, existing sprinkler heads will be replaced with Ultra K- 17 heads, specifically designed for this application, which will extend the lesser of 15 feet beyond the high plied storage area or to a permanent partition.' The Ultra K-17 has been proven for storage occupancies by full-scale fire testing and is designed to control high challenge fires in storage occupancies with relatively low required operating pressures.' This allows for palletized or rack storage of Class I through Class IV commodities and Group A Plastics up to 25 feet. Manufacturer's Specific Application Guidelines for the Ultra K-i 7 Sprinkler Head Type of Storage: Single, double, multiple-row and portable rack storage and solid piled or palletized storage. Commodity: Class I-IV, encapsulated or non-encapsulated, Group A and B plastics- cartoned, expanded or unexpended as well as exposed, unexposed. Maximum Storage Height: 25'-0" Clearance: 36" from deflector to top of storage Max. Ceiling Height in Area of Storage: 30' Construction Type: All types-deflector distances per NFPA 13 I System Type: Wet or dry Sprinkler Data: K-Factor 17.0 Orifice .775 Thread Size 1/4" Temperature Rating 200 F I 205 Colima Terrace Vista, CA 92054 (760) 724-7001 Fax (760) 724-7047 I PARYL K. JAMES & ASSOCIATES - A Fire & Buildimq Code Resource MV Technical Sales Page 8 of 10 (Manufacturer's Specific Application Guidelines for the Ultra K-i 7 Continued) Design Area: 2000 sq. ft. for wet systems Hydraulic Design Criteria: The design density is .80 gallons per minute per square foot. The area per sprinkler is 100 sq. ft. maximum and 70 sq. ft. minimum. The flow for the sprinklers is calculated by multiplying the density by the area per sprinkler. Spacing: Maximum Spacing is 100 sq. ft. and the minimum is 70 sq. ft. Maximum distance between sprinklers is 12'-0". 12'-6" is allowed in 25'-0". Minimum spacing is 6'-0" apart I unless separated by baffles. Obstructions: NFPA criteria for standard spray sprinklers. Column Protection Where storage height exceeds 15 ft, and only ceiling sprinklers are installed, fire protection is required for all types of steel building columns that are located within the racks or for vertical rack members that support the building. Such protection is provided as per NFPA 231C, Section 3-2.3, Provision (d) Provision of large-drop ceiling sprinkler protection. Flue Spaces In double-row racks without solid shelves, a longitudinal flue space is not required. Nominal flue spaces between loads and at rack uprights shall be maintained in single row and double row racks. Random variations in the width of flue spaces or in their vertical alignment.is permitted as per NFPA 23 1C, Figure 4-3.1 Fire Protection - Office Areas Office areas are included in the group of Light Hazard Occupancies in accordance with NFPA 13 Section A-4.7.1 Fire Protection - Diagnostic Labs Electronic plants are included in the group of Ordinary Hazard Occupancies (Group I), in accordance with NFPA 13 Section A-l-4.7.2.1. All fire protection references are found in (Technical Reference No. 6) XV AISLES In accordance with CFC Section 8102.10.1, aisles are provided to exits. Aisles, separating storage I racks, will be in accordance with UFC Standard 81-2 (NFPA 213C). Aisles in excess of 20 feet in length, do not create dead-ends. 205 Colima Terrace Vista, CA 92084 (760) 724-7001 Fax (760) 724-7047 1 PARYL K. JAMES & ASSOCIATES - A Fire & DuiLding Cade Resource MV Technical Sales Page 9 of 10 XVI HOUSEKEEPING OF WAREHOUSE STORAGE AREA . The structural integrity of racks will be maintained Smoking is prohibited in the building Exit doors will remain unobstructed When restocking is not being conducted, aisles will be kept clear of storage and debris and aisle widths will be maintained no less than 24 inches during restocking. Distance from the top of storage to ceiling sprinkler deflectors will be maintained at a minimum of 36". Portable fire extinguishers will be installed and maintained. XVII FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Fire extinguishers with a minimum ratingof 2A40B will be provided within every 50 feet of foot travel of the storage areas. XVIII EGRESS The basic layout of the building is in compliance with the exiting and egress requirements of I Article 10 of the 1998 CBC, as previously approved for Certificate of Occupancy. No point of the building is there more than 250 feet travel distance to an exit. Gates to chain link fenc'e surrounding inventory area will be maintained in the "locked open" position whenever building is occupied. Aisles are less than 20 feet in length, therefore do not create dead-ends. All exit doors are at least 3 feet wide and proper exit signs over each doorway will be provided. XIX A CCESS ROADWAYS Existing access roadways with a minimum width of 20 feet are provided and will be I maintained within 150 feet of all portions of the building's exterior walls. 20 Colima Terrace Vista, CA 92084 (760) 724-7001 Fax (760) 724-7047 I PARYL K. JAMES & ASSOCIATES - A Fire & Buildimg Code Resource MV Technical Sales I Page 10 of 10 XX HYDRANTS, FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION AND SPRINKLER VALVES A 3-foot clear space will be maintained around the circumference of fire department equipment. All equipment will be maintained operable. XXI GENERAL SAFETY PROCEDURES Storage commodity, height and aisle widths will be maintained in accordance with the I terms of this report. Any change to operations shall be approved by the City of Carlsbad prior to implementation. I . All employees will receive special training on the use of portable fire extinguishers of the types to be provided in the building. I • An evacuation plan will be posted and drills will be conducted quarterly and logged for fire department review. I • Exit doors will be maintained unobstructed and will be opened weekly to ensure their operation. I • Sprinkler system will be inspected quarterly and certified every five years. I WI CONCLUSION I Based on the code research conducted in support of the development of this fire protection report, and the recommendations provided herein, it is our opinion that this building will be in full compliance with the 1998 editions of the California Fire Code and the California Fire I Code as they relate to the described use and occupancy. It is of the opinion of Daryl K. James & Associates that this fire protection plan is complete and provides an adequate level of fire and life safety for the occupants of the building. I If after reviewing this report, you have any questions or comments, or you are in need of further information, please do not hesitate to contact me. We look forward to working with you to resolve any issues that may arise, and will be awaiting your response. Res ctfully sub itted, I / I Daryl K. a es CA State Certified FPO III 205 Cofluia Terrace Vista, CA 920&4 (760) 724-7001 Fax (760) 724-7047 I TECHNICAL REFERENCE No. 1 C A C A C A C A C TABLE 3-A 1998 CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE TABLE 3A-4DESCRIPTION OF OCCUPANCIES BY GROUP AND DIVISIOW1 GROUP AND DIVISION SECTION DESCRIPTION OF OCCUPANCY A-I A building or portion of a building having an assembly room with an occupant load of 1,000 or more and a legitimate stage. A-2 A building or portion of a building having an assembly room with an occupant load of less than 1,000 and a legitimate stage. A-2.1 A building or portion of a building having an assembly room with an occupant load of 300 or more without a 303.1.1 legitimate stage, including such buildings used for educational purposes and not classed as a Group E or Group B Occupancy. A-3 Any building or portion of a building having an assembly room with an occupant load of less than 300 without a legitimate stage, including such buildings used for educational purposes and not classed as a Group E or Group B Occupancy. A-4 Stadiums, reviewing stands and amusement park structures not included within other Group A Occupancies, B7 304.1 A building or structure, or a portion thereof, for office, professional or service-type transactions, including storage of records and accounts; eating and drinking establishments with an occupant load of less than 50. E-1 Any building used for educational purposes through the 12th grade by 50 or more persons for more than 12 hours 305.1 per week or four hours in any one day. E-2 Any building used for educational purposes through the 12th grade by less than 50 persons for more than 12 hours per week or four hours in any one day. -_E-3 Any building or portion thereof used for day-care purposes for more than six persons. F-I) Moderate-hazard factory and industrial occupancies include factory and industrial uses not classified as Group F, 306.1 Division 2 Occupancies. F-2 Low-hazard factory and industrial occupancies include facilities producing noncombustible or nonexplosive materials that during finishing, packing or processing do not involve a significant fire hazard. H-I Occupancies with a quantity of material in the building in excess of those listed in Table 3-D that present a high explosion hazard as listed in Section 307.1.1. Occupancies with a quantity of material in the building in excess of those listed in Table 3-D that present a moderate H-2 307.1 explosion hazard or a hazard from accelerated burning as listed in Section 307.1.1. H-3 Occupancies with a quantity of material in the building in excess of those listed in Table 3-D that present a high fire or physical hazard as listed in Section 307.1.1. H-4 Repair garages not classified as Group S, Division 3 Occupancies. H-S Aircraft repair hangars not classified as Group S, Division 5 Occupancies and heliports. H-6 307.1 Semiconductor fabrication facilities and comparable research and development areas when the facilities in which and hazardous production materials are used, and the aggregate quantity of material is in excess of those listed in Table 307.11 3-D or 3-E. H.7 307.1 Occupancies having quantities of materials in excess of those listed in Table 3-E that are health hazards as listed in Section 307.1.1. 1-1.1 Nurseries for the full-time care of children under the age of six (each accommodating more than five children), hospitals, sanitariums, nursing homes with nonambulatory patients and similar buildings (each accommodating more than five patients). 1-1.2 Health-care centers for ambulatory patients receiving outpatient medical care which may render the patient 308.1 incapable of unassisted self-preservation (each tenant space accommodating more than five such patients). Nursing homes for ambulatory patients, homes for children six years of age or over (each accommodating more than 1-2 five persons). 1-3 Mental hospitals, mental sanitariums, jails, prisons, reformatories and buildings where personal liberties of inmates are similarly restrained. M 309.1 A building or structure, or a portion thereof, for the display and sale of merchandise, and involving stocks of goods, wares or merchandise, incidental to such purposes and accessible to the public. R-1 Hotels and apartment houses, congregate residences (each accommodating more than 10 persons). I R-2. Residential care facilities for the elderis' (each accommodating more than six nonanibulatory clients). R-2.2 3 10 I Residential care facilities for the elderly (each accommodating more than six ambulatory clients). R-2. I. 1 1 Residential care facilities for the elderly (each accommodating six or less tionambulatory clients). R-2.2. I Residential care facilities for the elderly (each accommodating six or less ambulatory clients). R-3 Dwellings, lodging houses, congregate residences (each accommodating 10 or fewer persons). S-17 Moderate hazard storage occupancies including buildings or portions of buildings used for storage of combustible materials not classified as Group S, Division 2 or Group H Occupancies. S-2 Low-hazard storage occupancies including buildings or portions of buildings used for storage of noncombustible 311.1 materials. S-3 Repair garages where work is limited to exchange of parts and maintenance not requiring open flame or welding, and parking garages not classified as Group S, Division 4 Occupancies. S-4 Open parking garages. S-S Aircraft hangars and helistops. U-I 312.1 Private garages, carports, sheds and agricultural buildings. U-2 Fences over 6 feet (1829 mm) high, tanks and towers. cc inc uccupniicy uciiriiiions in inc noieu sections. 1-40.2 I I I I I I I I I I 1998 CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE TABLE 3-B TABLE 3-C [LE 3LB3REQUIRED SEPARATION IN BUILDINGS OF MIXED OCCUPANCY1 (HOURS) 2A1A4B I E(F-1 A-i N N N N 3 N 3 3 4 1 4 4 4 1 3 3 3 I I 3 3 4 3 I A-2 N N N I N 1 I 4 4 4 4 2 3 I I I I 1 3 I A-2.1 N N I N I I 4 4 4 4 2 3 1 1 I I I 3 A-3 N N N N N 4 4 4 3 1 2 N 1 1 N N 3 I A-4 I N I 1 4 4 4 4 1 3 1 I I 1 1 3 I E I 1 4 4 4 3 2 I I I I 1 1 3 I I -TThT F-2 2 I I I 1 2 I I 1 N N I I H-i NOT PERMITTED IN MIXED OCCUPANCIES. SEE SECTION 307.2.8 122424422221 H-3 —1 I I 1 4 1 3 3 I I I H-4,5 I 1 4 1 3 3 1 I I 1-6,7 1 4 I 4 4 I I I I 3 I 2 2 I I 2 2 4 3 I M 1 I I 14 14 I R-i 4 N 3 I 3 I R-3 4 I I I I I -S-2 1 I I N S-4 OPEN PARKING GARAGES ARE EXCLUDED EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 311.2 I 1 1 1 j f'l I I I I I I I N N—No requirements for fire resistance. For detailed requirements and exceptions, see Section 302.4. 217or special provisions on highly toxic materials, see the Fire Code. 3For agricultural buildings, see also Appendix Chapter 3. 'See Section 309.2.2 for exception. 5For Group F. Division I woodworking establishments with more than 2,500 square feet (232.3 m2), the occupancy separation shall be one hour. TABLE 3-C—REQUIRED SEPARATION OF SPECIFIC-USE AREAS IN GROUP I, DIVISION 1.1 HOSPITAL AND NURSING HOMES DESCRIPTION OCCUPANCY SEPARATION I. Employee locker rooms None Gift/retail shops None Handicraft shops None Kitchens None Laboratories that employ hazardous materials in quantities less than that which would cause classification as a Group H Occupancy One hour Laundries greater than 100 square feet (9.3 rrt2)1 One hour I 7. Paint shops employing hazardous substances and materials in quantities less than that which would cause classification as a Group H Occupancy One hour Physical plant maintenance shop One hour Soiled linen roomt One hour 0. Storage rooms 100 square feet (9.3 m2) or less in area storing combustible material None II. Storage rooms more than 100 square feet (9.3 m2) storing combustible material One hour 2. Trash-collection rooms] One hour I For rubbish and linen chute termination rooms, see Section 711.5. I 1-40.3 I I I I I I H TECHNICAL REFERENCE No. 2 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I U I I I I I I I U TABLE 3-0 1998 CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE TABLE 361-EXEMPT AMOUNTS OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS PRESENTING A PHYSICAL HAZARD MAXIMUM QUANTITIES PER CONTROL AREA1 When two units are given, values within oarentheses are in cubic feet (cu. ft.) or oounds (lbs.) CONDITION STORAGE2 USE2-CLOSED SYSTEMS USE2.-01PEN SYSTEMS Material Class Solid Lbs.3 (Cu. Ft.) Liquid Gallons3 (Lbs.) Gas Cu. Ft. Solid Lbs. (Cu. Ft.) Liquid Gallons (Lbs.) Gas Cu. Ft. Solid Lbs. (Cu. Ft.) Liquid Gallons (Lbs.) a 0.4536 for kg a 0.0283 for m3 a 3.785 for L x 0.4536 for kg a 0.0283 for m3 x 0.4536 for kg a 0.0283 for m x3.785 for L a 0.4536 for kg a 0.0283 for m3 x 0.4536 for kg a 0.0283 for m3 a 3.785 for a 0.4536 for kg I.) Combustible 11 NA. 12010 N.A. NA. 120 N.A. NA. 30 Ii u'd4'5'6'7'8'9 q I 111-A NA. 33010 NA. N.A. 330 N.A. NA. 80 111-B NA. 13,2000 N.A. N.A. 13,20011 NA. NA. 3,3001 ' 1.2 Combustible fiber (loose) (baled) (100) (1,000) N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. (100) (1,000) N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. (20) (200) N.A. N.A. .3 Cryogenic, flammable or oxidizing N.A. 45 N.A. N.A. 45 N.A. NA. 10 2.1 Explosives - 110,13 (1)10.13 N.A. 1/412 (1/4)12 N.A. /42 (1/4)12 3.1 Flammable solid 1256,10 N.A. N.A. 14 N.A. N.A. 14 N.A. 3.2 Flammable gas (gaseous) (liquefied) N.A. N.A. N.A. 156.10 7506.10 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 56,10 7506,10 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 3.3 Flammable Ii uid45'6'7 8'9 I-A N.A. 3010 N.A. N.A. 30 N.A. N.A. - 10 I-B N.A. 6010 N.A. N.A. 60 N.A. N.A. 15 I-C N.A. 9O N.A. N.A. 90 N.A. N.A. 20 Combination I-A, (.fl l.Ct5 N.A. 12010 N.A. N.A. 120 N.A. N.A. 30 4.1 Organic peroxide, unclassified detonatable 110.12 (1)10.12 N.A. 1/412 (1/4)12 N.A.1/412 (1/4)12 4.2 Organic peroxide 1 56.10 (5)6.10 N.A. 16 (1)6 NA. (6 (1)6 u 506,1 (50)6.10 N.A. 506 (50)6 N.A. 106 (10)6 III 1256.10 (125)6.10 N.A. 1256 (125)6 N.A. 256 (25) 1T' 5006.10 (500)6.10 N.A. - 5006 (500)6 NA. 1006 (100)6 V - N.L. N.L. N.A. N.L. N.L. N.A. N.L. 4.3 Oxidizer 4 110,12 (1)10.12 N.A. 1/412 (1/4)12 N.A. 1/412 316 106.10 (10)6.10 N.A. 26 (2)6 N.A. 26 (2)6' 2 2506.10 (250)6.10 N.A. 2506 (250)6 N.A. 506 (50)6 - 4,0006.10 (4,000)6.10 N.A. 4,0006 (4,000)6 N.A. 1,0006 (1.000)6 4.4 Oxidizer-gas (gaseous)6"° (liquefied)610 - N.A. N.A. N.A. 15 1,500 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 15 1.500 N.A. N.A. N.A. I NA. N.A. 5.1 Pyrophoric 410.12 (4)10.12 5010,12 112 (1)12 1010.12 0 0 6.( Unstable (reactive) 4 110.12 (1)10.12 1010,12 1/412 (1/4)12 210,12 1/412 (1/4)12 3 56.10 (5)6.10 506.10 16 (1)6 10610 16 (1)6 2 506.10 (50)610 250610 506 (50)6 250610 106 (10)6 i 7.1 Water reactive 3 N.L. 56.10 N.L. (5)6.10 7506.10 N.A. N.L. 56 N.L. (5)6 N.L. N.A. N.L. 16 N.L. (1(6 36.10 (50)6.10 N.A. 506 (50)6 N.A. 106 (lO) - 12510,11 (125)10.11 N.A. 12511 (125)11 N.A. 2511 (25)11 N/S-NOt applicanle. IN.L.-Not limited. Control areas shall be separated from each other by not less than a one-hour fire-resistive occupancy separation. The number of control areas within a building used for retail or wholesale sales shall not exceed two. The number of control areas in buildings with other uses shall not exceed four. See Section 204. 2The aggregate quantity in use and storage shall not exceed the quantity listed for storage. 3The aggregate quantity of nonflammable solid and nonflammable or noncombustible liquid hazardous materials within a single control area of Group M Occupan- cies used for retail sales may exceed the exempt amounts when such areas are in compliance with the Fire Code. 4The quantities of alcoholic beverages in retail sales uses are unlimited provided the liquids are packaged in individual containers not exceeding 4 liters. The quantities of medicines, foodstuffs and cosmetics containing not more than 50 percent of volume of water-miscible liquids and with the remainder of the - solutions not being flammable in retail sales or storage occupancies are unlimited when packaged in individual containers not exceeding 4 liters. For aerosols, see the Fire Code. 6Quantittes may be increased 100 percent in sprinklered buildings. When Footnote 10 also applies, the increase for both footnotes may be applied. 7For storage and use of flammable and combustible liquids in Groups A, B, E, F, H, I, M, R, S and U Occupancies, see Sections 303.8, 304.8, 305.8, 306.8. 307.1.3 through 307.1.5. 308.8, 309.8, 3 10.12, 3 11.8 and 312.4. 8For wholesale and retail sales use, also see the Fire Code. 9S pray application of any quantity of flammable or combustible liquids shall be conducted as set forth in the Fire Code. 0Quanttttes may be increased 100 percent when stored in approved storage cabinets, gas cabinets or exhausted enclosures as specified in the Fire Code. When Footnote 6 also applies, the increase for both footnotes may be applied. 'The quantities permitted in a sprinklered building are not limited. )Permitted in sprinklered buildings only. None is allowed in unsprinklered buildings. '30ne pound of black sporting powder and 20 pounds (9 kg) of smokeless powder are permitted in sprinklered or unsprinklered buildings. '4See definitions of Divisions 2 and 3 in Section 307.1. 1-40.4 I TABLE 3-E 1998 CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE 'TABLE 31E—EXEMPT AMOUNTS OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS PRESENTING A HEALTH HAZARD MAXIMUM QUANTITIES PER CONTROL AREA1'2 When two units are given, values within parentheses are in pounds (lbs.) STORAGE3 uSE3—CLOSED SYSTEMS USE3—OPEN SYSTEMS MATERIAL Solid Lbs.4'5'6 Liquid Gallons4'5.6 (Lbs.) Gas Cu. Ft.5 Solid Lbs.45 Liquid Gallons45 (Lbs.) Gas Cu. Ft.5 Solid Lbs.4'5 Liquid Gallons45 (Lbs.) a 0.4536 for kg x 3.785 for L a 0.4536 for kg x 0.028 for m3 a 0.4536 for kg a 3.785 for L a 0.4536 for kg a 0.028 for m3 a 0.4536 for kg x 3.785 for L a 0.4536 for kg I. Corrosis'es0 5,000 500 8106 5,000 500 8106 1,000 100 Highly tox1cs7 10 (10) 208 10 (10) 208 3 (3) Irritants9 N.L. N.L. 8106.11 N.L. N.L. 8106.11 5,000 500'' Sensitizers9 N.L. N.L. 8106.11 N.L. N.L. 8106,11 5,00011 50011 Other health hazards9 N.L. N.L. 8106.11 N.L. N.L. 8106.11 5.00011 50011 Toxics7 500 (500) 8106 500 1 (500) 8108 125 (125) I N.L. = Not limited. Control areas shall be separated from each other by not less than a one-hour fire-resistive occupancy separation. The number of control areas within a building used for retail or wholesale sales shall not exceed two. The number of control areas in buildings with other uses shall not exceed four. See Section 204. 2The quantities of medicines, foodstuffs and cosmetics, containing not more than 50 percent by volume of water-miscible liquids and with the remainder of the solutions not being flammable, in retail sales uses are unlimited when packaged in individual containers not exceeding 4 liters. 'The aggregate quantity in use and storage shall not exceed the quantity listed for storage. 'The aggregate quantity of nonflammable solid and nonflammable or noncombustible liquid health hazard materials within a single control area of Group M Occu- pancies used for retail sales may exceed the exempt amounts when such areas are in compliance with the Fire Code. Quantities may be increased 100 percent in sprinklered buildings. When Footnote 6 also applies, the increase for both footnotes may be applied. 6Quantities may be increased 100 percent when stored in approved storage cabinets, gas cabinets or exhausted enclosures as specified in the Fire Code. When Foot- note 5 also applies, the increase for both footnotes may be applied. 7For special provisions, see the Fire Code. 8Perrnitted only when stored in approved exhausted gas cabinets, exhausted enclosures or fume hoods. 91rritants, sensitizers and other health hazards do not include commonly used building materials and consumer products that are not otherwise regulated by this code. '0For stationary lead-acid battery systems, see the Fire Code. 1 The quantities allowed in a sprinklered building are not limited when exhaust ventilation is provided in accordance with the Fire Code. See Table 8001.15-13, Footnote 12. I I I I I I I I 1-40.6 I I I I I Seat By: MV Technical Sales, LLC ; 17809309329; Sep-20•99 3:59PM; Page 10/16 '" V1QVd 'tthSTONg TO1R4Nc Prestane PRESTONE AN?IFRZZZ/COOIIA.T - faxxs CORMM11C4 4SDSP14 9 SECTION 1: IDENTIFICATION I PR0C? WJ3 i PR*O]ts r?*zJZ*/C00r..A fl721, yJ71$, 1A1rJyicTvxzRs Peaton• Products Corporstjc,n 39 016 Atdeby RQ* Danbury* Cl' 0610-51 XJ4?ZOk MWOR NMIr (203) 030-7500 PH= WYNBZR. CWZUC 1-800-424-9$00 4I3-12. in the Diatr.tc; of CobLs KSDS tL&TI 07 pIgPA(AxQ'1IXVtro)I; 04/24/97 SECTION 2: PRODUCT COMPONENTS AL52DOt59 C0N'3 CA$ PNRC= Moffm £tyØe 0.yooL 107-21-1 80-96 N. rstibliszi.d-om P2to (aerosol) 100 sg/ie3 ci1tnq ACQXX TLV Di6 t.1 y1ns Glycol 131-46-1 0-8 Mons setablistad 08" M. 1.IR TIN Wo-scdoi Inrdiers ,1 Water 7732-I0-5 SECTION 3: HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION I ye and upr respIcatory irritant. May oeIo nausea, 'rouitthq. *he druvsisa;, b3irru4 vision, vonvulslaxw, coma or death it iøwt.d or inhaled. Proloug.d or r,*st.d skin contact &AY oevve d,ratitia or skin sensitization. 'O?DUjJJa YJUTX ZYYKTSI riw.Mi0s* ia s e c Irritation of tbo nosy irsa thros; with bssdsce, ws.rtic1er1y tr mists. Sigh vapor concentrations cau.4, to ozsaLe, by heating the material in an enclosed and poorly LJ.at.d workplace, may produce nausus, vottiu, b.adavhe, as sLa.ai and trrsgnlir aye I SKM C0N'8.C? No aViuiaflca of adverse *ftecty from slraileZ)3.e x CQtACTs Liquid, vvons or *1st nay cause di,00tort in the eye with persistent coeunctivitiu, seen as s1igt excess redness or conjunctiva. Serious oo'n*al injury is not ..nticipst.ad. I1JSTI0N rollowinW ingestion, a bitter ts.at, may be noted. may caue az.tns1 diioort or pain, nausea, veaitiaj, diaaia*ss, ss, malaise, blurring of vision, irritability, back pain decrease in urine output, kidney fsInre, and central tsrwo. #V6tdW •t facts, LucludinIF 1rsci2.ar eye no'yant w, convulsions and cca • Cardiac failure end pulawmary edema nay develop, 8vee kidney dane;e which may be f a t a l may fellow the swallowing go ethylene glycol. A few reports have been pub1La2yd d.acri2Lng the d,J.eent of w.akmes of the facial muscle* , I I Sent By: MV Technical Sales, LLC ; 17609309329; 8ep-2099 3:59PM; page 11/16 ?5T0NB TORR.NcE )O3 Prod le PR3STQNEAXTIFRZEZIC/COOLANT rsUORPORATTON MSDSP 149 dishing hearing, and 44fi1cu]ty with awallowinq, during tbs late stag.s of ssvrq poisoning. COWZC ZrrWTSa Pzolunc.4 Or repeated inhalation s3posixo, a.y produoe signs of a.ntzisl nsrvvna system invon, Particularly disstiawp and irking .ye aovenente. Prolonged or rip.at.d akin contact uy caupe sWin sensitization d ap associated dexiscita.g in sa hylanm glycol has been found to ounce birth 4etsuts in laboratory s7ing.ls. The •igoifoance, of this finding to hu*ana has not bs•r dtexsined. 3.. section 11 to: additional infation. XAL COIq7:0X8 AOgnWM'*Z 6Y t9P5X The uvatlable toxicological information and a uwet.dga of the pby.tcst and cbsnicm.i pzosrtiss of the mt.r&sl ,&gq.t that evarepo.urs in unlikely to aggravate existing medical conditions. CkC1b1OX$i non. of the ccwpoaenti of these products is listed as a cugoinogsn or suspected carcinogen by LC, b7 or 01)11.. SECTION 4: FIRST AID 14ABUB2S I1ALATIQtTI xenov. the victin to fresh air. If breathing has .topçad ainist.r artificial respiration. If breathing is difficult, have rmed.tcml percoansi abainiit.: omjpga. Oat nadioal attention. sxzx COW3WTs Renove contaxineted clothing. immediately wash contacted at.s tozoughly with peep and water. If irritation persists, get eadicet sttantioo. rti cownr.Tg Xana.diutely flush .y.a with large anontl of water for L minutes. et aedical attention if irritation persist.. flG1gTIOs Gook £nM4iate medical attention, teseediately call local poison control center or go to an enargency 6optetent. Newer give anyt)ing by nouth to or iMuOs voetitig in an unconscious or droway parson. NOtS To pW(StCIxi he principal toxic effect. o f .t)wieete glycol when .waUow.d are kidney d.eeqs and viellb0lic acidesis. Nt2enol is antidotal and its early .ini.tr&tten may block the foaation of phxotoxic metabolitee of ethylene glol in the liver. The objective Is to rapidly •b.t*ve and aaiutain a blood ethanol l.v*i bt eiaatdly iQO ag/di by giving a loading fe.e of ethanol fellowad by t aaint.nance doss Intravenous administration of ethanol is the r.ferd rout.. Nowdialysis nay be ztiized. 4.).t1plpyrszol. a potent inhibitor of alcohol d5hydr0g3aa1., has been ua.d therapouticallY to decrease the metabolic OOna*.nc.s of ethylene glycol poisoning. additional therapeutic modalities Whih may decreaa• the adverse of •thy1n. OlycOl ttbolj.a are the a inLstxatim of both thiaxini and pyrtdea4nu. Pulmonary eoncedema with bypoxenia has been described in a number of patients tollowt*g poisoning with ethylene glycol *øpirstory support with nanbanjoul ventilation may be required. There may be cranial nerve in'uolvent in the late stages of tonicity fro= wallowed ethylene gLyol In particular, effects have been reportd involving the soventho eibth. and ninth cranial nerves, presenting with bilateral facial pa.salyei., diminished hearing and I I I I St By MV Technical Sales, LLC ; 17609309329; Sep-20-99 4:00PM; Page 12/16 ----V 0 rTUN TURRANc.13 IZOO,4 Plasmue IPRZOTONZ ANTIFREEZE / COOIANT COPAii I8D8P149 SECPIQN 5: FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA I FLU POZNri 242 2 (317 C) TOC 220 F (04 C) P10CC I AVWZ4WITIOW TXNPXRA2V=s Not det*msin.d FLAMWAXLXTY LI=TBs XE.i 3. 1.5.3% I?zGfl.$Ixq NZDXAJ rur 1e.xe fi.es Use alcohol type or all-purpose I E6.5, For $10Lfl fires, use water sprey, csrbox dic*ils or dry aPLCLLZ, YZ2.2 VXMILIQ PRQCDO1S Do Act spray pool tires directly. CmI frs eoa.d contaimr. with f*tSt, Fir.fLhtsr. .be14 wear ,o.iv. pressure •elf-ootaüed breathing appsxat*is v4 t.11 protective I clotbing for fires in areas where chemicals .icals a used or stored. MOUAL PUZ XAZ.AtDS: A solid stream of water or toast directed into hot,, bGU&Lt% 11'46 can C*PS frothing. l a*x.DOue CMMUSTION PRODUCTS, BUMiUf *11' pro4ioe carbon monocie sad oaxbce &io*ide, I SECTION 6: ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES Wear appropriate protective c4othing and equipment (lee 8ec.tion U. Collect with absorbent oaterial and l.ao in appropriAte, labeled I container for disposal or, if p.rstttt.d flush spill area with water. SECTION 7s HANDLING AND STORAGE I 7tal if Do mot drink sntifre.s or Avoid .js and prolonged or repeated skin Contact. I avoid breathing vepors or mists. Wash skin thoroughly with soap ans water after use. Do not store in opened or tu2ebel.4 containers. Keep coots.i.nr away from open flames mad .3w.ssive heat. I 00 not reuse Mpty ContainerS ijleii properly ol.ad. iepey ovetain.rs retain product residue end aar dangerous. Do not cut, weld, drill, eta. containers, even empty. I Sud3en release of hot orwwlc chemical vapors or mists from process ..Lpieant Woratiug at elevated teeperseurs and prsssire, or s u d d en £agress of air into vwua .qipstsnt, may result in ignitions without any CTVLOII ignition sources. Published ate ii.1tton' or 1gn . i t i . o n ' tasperaturel cannot be treated as safe *vacating tomporatures in I cbazkio*i processes without analysis of the actual process conditi o n s . Urn. of this product in elevated teepexaturo applications should be tbrouqb.ly evaluated to assure sets operating coeditione. I SECTION 8: EXPOSVU CONTROLS/PERSONAL PROTECTION V=MtArToWe Use general ventilation or Local awAaust as required to neintain exposures below the occupational exposure 11*tits. I azspxjtavoay PROTSCTIONt For operatioois wbaj• the pIV Is exceeded a wosa I I I Sent y: MV Technical Sales, L L C ; 1760930932; Sep -20-99 4:01PM; Page 2/116 - - PRESTONE L'ORRA?CE Prestone PRUTONE ANTIFRZEZE / COOLANT som MSDP149 appxov.d respirator with organic vapor cartriftes and 4utI*inc pr.t.tlt.:u at •upiflisd six respirator is aeliottoii i9ai4j ea. eonteaiaat ty* ta d c c q % c s o C a t ion. Sslect s.d use in accordance with 29 CPB 1910.134 sad good industria l lygiane practios. Par fir.fLg2ting, use •elf-contained breathing apparatus. OLOV18t chcicsl resistant gb-was such as xi.opren. or PV wtiira contact Is possible nx PROTICTIONS Splash-proof qpgl.as. ornzn PRMCTM QUXPIz11r?/CL4T: jpppriite prot.cti.e c1oth1zg sa needed to miaLmise skit aontsot • $uitals washing .ad We t1isbisq tacilit&si ibad b0 available In the ,r,xk area, Cgattab.nst,d clothing should be runoved and 2auadar.d buoys x. -usa. SECTION 9: PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL P R O P E R T I E S APPaZA51C1 AND ODIs fellow biui4 vits a mild odor. p1: 9.9 - BOfl.I1tO Po (T); 334 F NKL,Txmo porg'r 7; -8 i smusmirr xx wi., 100' PXRCWn VOLAX2LZ Woo. C1'*CI7XC GRAV2713 9.4 2ha/s1 VPOR P2ZS$2i Laos than 0.2 VAPOR DZ7XTY i 2.1 ZVAPOM'XO$ R&; Lose than 1 Y29COfl?Ti et dst•ruLn.4 SECTION 10: STABILITY AND REACTIVI T Y STUILZfl: stable CObWXTIOKS TO AVOID $ous own, : 11ormlly uar.activ., however, avoid .txaag bsas at itgh ts.aratusa, strong aqua, strong oaiaiiug s.ata, end asterisis reactive v,.th hydroxyl oausds. UNCONYOSITION VROVM4rXs Carbon vionoxido, carbon diaxid.. gaunDovg powxo!qi will not occur COV1TXQ21 TO AVOID: N=e knmM. SECTION 11.: TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMA T I O N .TTI TOXICITY VLWS$t Zth.ylan. Olycol; WSC Oyal. Rat, $700 mg/kg ZDSO Skin Rahattz $Q mg/hg Dty1en.. Glycoli L1)50 Oral Rat) 2.56S a g / k g LV50 83d.n Rabbit: 11,50 ag/kg SlattivlC,jlr LASOPATURT DATA WZTK V0851WA RzVnCZ TO Wb(A xtby1sna glycol has been Shovm to produce dou.-r.lsted u.atagsai effects in rats and eic* when gtwsa by gse.g. or La drinking water at biQt ot3n•ntrstions or doses. Also, in a pr.2zinsry stidy to eusass he uttects at eavasuzo of pr.gnsnt uta and m i c e to aerosol6 at c0a4t.rstians 1504 2000 and 2,500 NOW for 6 hours a day throughout the period of crgaogan.s$.., taretogsnlc affects war0 produced at the ighout concentrations, but only is mica. Tha conditions at thai. Lmtts: sAp*rjsqntg 426 not allow a coselusiom as to wh*thar the d.v.ltal toxicity was aadist.6 byl inhaLatum of $øresoi, p.rcutan.ons absorption at athyisas q40o3. fron gsaiset.4 skin, or swallowing of .thylsas glycol as a ranult at grooniag the witted coat. ln a ftctb.r study, oasxLng .tfoctp t;cuu high ae r o s o l c o n o s a t r a t i o n by or nose-wily wWomurs, it wes shown tb.t nose-only sxpoluc. rsat1t.d in natsynal toadoity (1,000 and 2,500 ag/a3) and d.i.l o p i o n t a l I I I I I I I I I I I sent by: MV leermical Sales, LLC ; 7809309329; Sep-2c•99 4:01PM; Page 14/10 - .........av 1RSTONJ 17M1ANCE uoo Prestul PWNE ANTI PB.!EZR / COO LANT CR MSSP14 9 toxicity- In with minimal evide of t.retog.nietty (2,00 afii3). The 0 - effect. cmw.otrtion (based an r4atognal toxi c i t y ) w e . 3 0 0 In n furtb.r study in sic*, no teretog.n.ic sUecti could be produced when etbylen* gLycol Was applied to the *kin of pregnant aLco over the period of ereoqenssjv • The above observation suggest that .tn. glycol iv to be regarded ca an ...iael t*aatoen; there in currently no available U OX*tLUn to .ugcie.t that st*ylsne glycol cauNed birth 6sfects in hvn.. 'uten.ons &llcatLoaa of ethylene glytol is ineffective in producing 4svelusetnl tQiicitya expoenre to high aerosol cam ceatretlon id only mkihimally effective its pro8c i n q developmental tozicity the major route for Producing d.mlapwentc.l toxiCity- LI DeoraiLy. Two cbxoiaio feeding studios, using rats end sic*, have not produced ..n' vVid*oe that ethylene glycol causes does-related increa..s in tor incidence or a different pattern of tuaers aoe&red with untreated cc tr • The of carciscamdo potential for ethylene glyvol has been supported by nummous Lnvtzo genctozicity .tidi.a shovino that it does not prc44cs mutagoinic or clactogenic effects. Thu product . cnts,ina leac than 0 sv tolytxtal. which has enQcatrstse wataenic activity in a becterisi test •y•t. A on correlati has been established between wutagenle activity and oaroin1oenic activity fox iany chiaicels. Tolytriasole has not been ilentif led as a cacihogen or probable carcinogen by NTP, IAZC or 08&. SECTION 12: ECOLOGICAL IN'ORNATION I 4thylre yc.oj.i r.0 c*ldti4hr 5,000 4#'L/24 hr. it 20 U static CO*ldittot3. Toxicity ehrehoLd (cell ltiP)4cation thhibiticn teat) I ta) s boo Protozoa (Lntoibcn •ulcaten end CZ,One1 perdwi Catton-off); b0,0O0 mfl asS (Niercoystie nerngic.c*a) ,000 Mg/1 I Green algae ($cianadeenui .4rl caud.); '3.ø, 000 *0/1 SECTION 13: DISPOSAL INFORMATION I irpo*s of pro6uct in •ccord$nce with all local, state /proyinciai and federal regulations. I SECTION 14: TRANSPORT INFORMATION Q. S. DOT RAZA*P CLAUZJ'rCATXO) 9POPER 881P?ZWU WLZ1 I ON N LAS14 TaXMTM 2 None 1,0'? wApMM P0iLU?AhT8: This product doss not contains rlarii. Pollutants as detLaed in 49 CPR use. I n= coos &*PSU$G cLusiricavTon 03CRIPVIOt(; (ot z.gu)stsd I act. zr p. eair ez1wr IN TW4010VXV, r APPt L8, I I I Se't F Y: PV Technici Sales, LL'-"; 17609309329; Sep-20-99 4:02P1; Paqe 15/6 - V V6J IL(T0WE TORRANCE 19007 Prestone PRUTONE ANT1FVJMZH/COOLANT PrsCpoelA11aN 1 MSDP149 U.N. DOT AZARD csarATxo( PROtP X=Fprxo *1 Other 3euJait,4 gubotance. 3içitd, L04-,9, $a30e2 ZXX,AQ (*t4s. glycol) UN 7Wr7: PA30I2 WI,9 RtQ JD Class g, MA3013 SECTION IS: REGULATORY XNFORXATIQN I 12 rzaap CLASX7XCArXOX s Ac%te Mal tlj, chronic health PA fAPA 313i This product Contains the following Chemicals subject to Annual Ae1*a. Reporting ir.esnt. vader SAZA titie III, Section 31) 140 CT* 372) I &tbW* Glycol 107-21-1 90-91% POflCOW 07 S=AftSVXZR1C QZOE a Tbis 1pxoduot is Lot kgQWn to contain or to have been ai*iufsotur,d with ososs deplatim I .hetsto.i as definedin 40 C'7* Part $2 .ndL* A to $Upart A C*RCLA IZCTIQ)Z Z03 $pLi of this prodvt VV*r the RO (reportable qiaity) Awat be reported to the *ation2, P . s p e C e n t e r . T h a *Q for this product, based on the 5) for itbylsc. Q1yoi (91% a&Minua) o f 5 0 0 0 ' lb., is 9,21 lbs.. Kany states have 1wro stringent r1.ese roportin .qutr.aszats. Report aptll& reqir.i und.x federal, state a4 lorAsl r.u1.tioat.. CAx.ZTOsrIA PROPO$XTX0 55 - This product say contain the followie .ub.ta8w.s known to the State of Csliforais to cause Cancer and/or P-.xo4uctiv. 19&xnf 14 -Dioiaz. (trace sauw*t), P.WA ?SCA lV*)ftOMTa A1 of the 000eants of this satarial are on the ro*tc Substance. Coat;i Act (raCA) Obsaicel Substances lnentory. CAW.DIAf 2v1R0l9ThI RR07=100 ACTS All of the inrsdisnta a.rs liot.d oa the Cmxa.dian pc.stic Substance* Lst. I Class 0 • Division 2 - subdivision I - (A cxadc material causing other cbron4.c effects ) ttWPWf IW'I'ORI 07 uzs'rIlaD cRCIM CZZ4ICAL 3DST8 I (5ZBCS)t All of the Lnu.disntt ass listed on the X==8 iaimr t o r y . AUBTRALZA8 All of the ingz.dtenta of this product are 1 it.4 on the Australian inventory of chemical $abitaic•s. SECTION 16: OTHER INFORMATION NVa IA?X ("rPA. 7041 - ?I7z 1 I R2Ac?XVWI, 0 This MODS is directed to prot*si4n*l users *d bulk handlers of the prct. Consumer products era labeled in accordance with Pe44ral aesardos 8ubatmacas Act ragilstioe.. hfl. Pr.atczte Products C'orporet3uat believes that t h e d a t a c o n t a i n e d I I I I Se't By: MV Technical Sales, LLC 17809309320; Sep-2099 4:02PM; Page 16,16 $ MA I ,$V 5425403 rRsroNg TORRMCE zoos Pmsw .. He PRE STONE Ji17TI FREEZE / COOLANT PLRQMaLmcoo.~_ KSDSP14 9 harein ix• fuct2.1 and thu op.nioii er..sed are those, of zia1i.(isd sxVert, regardLae the reIats of tests oc&duct•4, the data are aot to be ten as a wasramty or representation tor which Presto.. PzO&ictI Corporation .a.a 1.gat x.apo&a.biLty. They et your co.f64rati0e, 1xvvatLWation SM viiriiauUo.. any use, of tbeaa data *d 04 mutt be dttttnsd by tbe &..x to be t *auoxd.aca with applicable ti4*e1, state and local laws and r.glatioxa. Ir more information La needed, p1.1... conteots •tan pruukovikt Preston. Products COporation 39 Old *idg.buty R004 csaiu'. c2' 063.05109 (03)830-7165 I I I I I I I I ent By: MV Technical Sales, LLC ; 17609309329; Sep-17-99 2:49PM; Page 4/9 I 411 -7111111 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET I Solids FInish BOARDLK High Floor ttc Prepared: 11/05/199 Cte Revised: O2O&1997 I 1. CHEMICAL PRODUCT AND COMFANY IDENTIFICATION Product Nine/Use: BOARDWALK High Svlids Floor Finish I MANUFACTURER Ramsey Telephone Number: $00-421-2768 iv wnten ø" -r.........• '-- -- --.- ..........- -, Marlborough, MA 0172-3065 2. COMPOI11ON/INFORMAT1ON ON INGREDIENTS . I NGREOINT(S) CAS NO, % BY VEIOPT OSHA PELISTFL ACGIH - tvter 7732.185 30 - 60 NA NA - Acylic polymer NA 10 - 30 NE NE U Ethanol, 242-rnethoxyethocj)- 111-773 I - 5 NE NE Propanol, (2methoxymethyle- 3490.94- 1 5 100 ppm (600 mj/m:3)/ 100 ppm (b(16 n-jfni3)/ thoxy)- 150 ppm (Skin) 150 ppm (Skin) Trutoyel phospriate 7B-51-3 0.5 - 1.5 NE NE I Dbuty pfltNlate 64-142 0.1 - 1 5 mg1m3 5 rng1m3 NA - Not Applicable NE , Not Established I 3. HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION EMERGENCY OVERVIEW Slig'illy Oque White Liquid, Mild Odor. Product Does Not Present a Significant Immediate Conccm Ioi I Emergency Response Personnel, POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS (Sae Section 11 for Toicolog:bal Information) I PRIMARY POLITE(s) OF EXPOSURE: ..X.. Eye L Skin Contact Sn Absorption - Inhalation X Ingestion SIGNS AND SYMPTOM OF OVEREXPOSURE I EYES. Non-irritat'IrKj to the eyes, but may cause temporary redness or discomfort. I SKIN: Non-irritating to the skin. INGESTION: 1 May cause mild mouth, throat and stomach irritation. S'ymoms may include nausea. NI •lALr ION: Not expected to be irritating or harrul it inhaled. MDS t: 6077 Pge I of $ Sent 8y: MV Technical Sales, LLC ; 17609309329; Sep-17•99 2:50PM; Page 519 8OARD%LK High 5011ds Floor Finish We Prc,ered 11il).f95 Liu to A1 01O1 FFEU IS OF CHFONK XPOS(jRE: Prolonged or repeated contact may cause skin irritation. F*DIGAL CONDITIONS AGGRATO: None known. 4 FIRST AID MEASURES - EYES: Ftuth eyet 'it plenty fwr wh rdd yid -,part ftr nitt fluth1n9, rem—.,,.,cnt rd j)J14 iiIiifflIJ (fAl W,I 1 i (I)#!) )i tio)l I n4i 1 '141liiiU! 11)14 VI(!' 'P iiIi$9S irIi' .d l'v q priyscran. Get rneckal attention if irritoiirr clevelop. SKIN: Flus' with v/atr thpri wash with srar and water. Rerrnve saturate1 clothing. Get nrirI attention if irr:Ntion develops. INGESTION: Do nQt induce vomiting. Dunk Iarc qwnVies of water. 1et medical attnon. INHALATiON: Remove to fresh ar. Get niedcal atenton f symptoms persist. 5. FIRE FIOHTIPIG MEA$UE FLASH PONT AND METHOD: 200F 93'C ICC FLAMMABLE LIMITS: Not doicabie. AUTOK3NITC)N TEMPERATURE: Not aocibIe. EXT INGUISNNG MEDIA: Use etnguithIrg srdia appropriate for surrounding firc. HAZARDOUS coMousrioN PRODUCTS: Normal poducts of combustion (carbon monoxide and carbon a;uxtU). FE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS None known. FRE FK.HTING 4STRUCTIONS: Ths product is not flamrrble, A.s in any fire, MSHNN)OSH approved self-coritained breathing apparatus (ScElA) and full protective gear should be worn. Mosr': 6027 Nov 2 or I I I I I I I I I I I Li I I I I I I I Seir By: MI Technical Sales, LLC ; 7608309329; Sep-17••99 2:51 PM; Page /9 I 9OSC.flWAL1< HIGh So floor Frint:h ooPr.r*r,t Reyi5-1: 02M'1997 6 ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES I nt 9.. !tnc rd rr nnrd k*irr tir sli ppery, Use care to avoid falling . Contain and isolate spill. Prevent from entering sa ri; and waterways. Keep p r-erti& nriel from entrirQ 5pi area. LJae mop, aboiL4rt, or wet vezuum to .c4e.t motri& For proper disposal, Rinse area with water I 7. HANDLINO-ANDUCRUAGI Follow label use dIretiors. Do not rnx with other chemicals unless instructed by label directions Avoid contct ' with eyes, sIri and crthirr sh thorouhIy alter handling . Remove saturated clothing. W.J' clothing and equipment betore reuse. STORAGE; I Keep corrtainr closed when not ri use Keep from freezing. U EXPO$UE CONtWOLS PERöAL PROTECTION I EMGINEERINc CONTROLS: jI room vrttrorr ; in PERSONAL PROTECTION I EYE. Not required under normal conditions of use. SKIN: I Where oroIoned orr tedontctis possiie, cemakesistar Iotn icves) S iimer. RESPIRATORY No respiratory protctlon is required ifventilabon is adequate. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES - S PHYSICAL STATE. Liquid I ODOR: Mild APPEARANCE Slightly Opaque, Write PH: 6 PERCENT VQLAflLE BY WEiGHT 60 I VAPOR PRESSURE: Not Determined VAPOR DENS,TY. Nut Ciiuui wj BOILING PONT Not Determined REEZING/MELT NG POINT Nut Dte .irthed I SCWBILITY IN WATER Dispersible EVAPORATION RATE: Not Deteinried SPECIFIC GRAVI1 Y 1.02 V15(0S11'Y: vdter Thin cTANOLtMtER FTITION COHC!ENT Not Determinod CDC THRESkOLD: Not Detemirod M$U)S : 6077 pugs: :101 it I MS N: 6071 I I Pig.: 4 01t Sent By: MV Technical Sales, LLC ; 17609309329; Sep-17-99 2:51PM; Pane 7/9 BOAROMLIK High Solids Floor Finish We Prepared: V105diW, ()ale Revlv*d: C205a, 1907 10, STABILITY AND REACTIVITY S .AL trY (CONDITIONS TO AVOiD): Staole. POLY MERlZA0N: Will not occur. HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION None. INCOMPATIBLE MfrTRIALS: None tiown. 11. TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION ACUTE DATA. Based on tesang of similar prodts, this product is non-irritating to skin and eyes. The follcwing data are available for product ingredients. PRQDUCTJlNcf*DlENT ORAL LU50 i4() DERMAL LD50 (rabbit) ;NHALAT ION LCo (rat) Acrylic po#mer 5000 rrç/kj 5000 mgti Not Available EhanoI, 2.(2-rethoxiethoxy)- 554X) rry1<0 6540 rnglkij 200 mgiL (t-hr) Propanol, (2-rnethoxymeth4thcxy)- 5135 rrog 9500 nnou Not Available Tricjtoycthyl phosphate :3000 ri(kg 10000 mg/kg .20 m!L (1-hr) DibutI phtholoLc 8000 I I VKg >200W rriQlkg Net Avaiiale sENSrrZ,ATiON DATA: No cleta available. CHRONIC DATA: Prolonged overexposure to propanol, 2-methoxymethylethoxy- by inhalation has caused minor liver effects in laboratory animals; overexposure by derrnal absorption has also caused minor kidney effects in 1atwn1nr1.' 411i1 IIIS REPROOI.JCT IVEJTERATOGENIC DATA Prolonged deirnal exposure to ethanol, 2-(2-methox)relhoxyI- has causcd slight fetotoxinity (delayed develop- ment) in Iatoratory ariirni; prcIored overexpasurt by ingest-on has caused teralogerie effects in labcrator anirnaI. Prroned overexposufe to dibut! oliholate by iraeiion has caused reproduclive and teratogenir effects In laboratory animals, CARCINOGNCJMUTAGENIC DATA: Net listed as carcinogenic by NTP IARC, or ACGIH cr teLiated as a carcinogen by Ol IA, SYNESTIC MATERIALS: Nc c13a available, I I I I I I I I P LI I I I I I I Sent By: MV Technical 881es LLC ; 17609309329; Sep17-99 2:52PM; P80e 8!9 I I 'i!' Floor Flfflsn FY(Sj 11f0.5( le Qu1O1)997 I 12. CCL!CAL No data avaUaCle, L1OIOERTJONS f thi tcr• houd L rt iiti oco totc c c:r! u;oticri. 1: I unused product, as nnufactured, is a RCRA ioti.haz&dous waste in accordance with 40 CFR 21 The p(oduct ha8 not been evaluated by the Toxicity Characteristic Leachate Procedure (TCLP). According to RCRA, it is the responsibility of the waste generator to ensure proper dissaI. I 14. TRANSPORT INFORNMON DOT/TDG HA7.AP00US MATERIAL DESCRIPTION: Not regulated I 1 I Na meat to be &Ii,trJusie—seIecte.i e9u/a1ios repfesented. UMTEDS1TES SARA TITLE III (SUPERFUND AMENDMENTS AND RAUTHcZATlON ACT) I 311/312 HAZARD CATEGORIES: Under 40 CFR 370.2. this product meets the following hazard catecio:y. De-layed. 313 REPORTABLE INGREDIENTS: Ethanol, 2(2•methoxyetbox it, suect to the reporting requirements of Section 313 of Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1966 and 40 CFR Pt .i72 I Linder the chemical category Glycol Ethers. CPCLA (COMPREHENSIVE RESPONSE, COMPENSATION, AND LIABILITY ACT) CERCLA REGULATORY: This product contains dibutyl phthatate. If 285 gallons of total product are released, I notification to the National ResporicRCater (1 800.424-8802) is required. 1SCA (TOXIC SUBSTANCE CONTROL ACT) ISCP. STATUS, This prcdut oompliert with all T.SCA Inventory requirernen, CANADA WHMIS (WORKPLACE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INFORMATION SYSTEM): Cass D-Division 2A, reproductive arid (ra1ogenic effects. Tnic., produce hi been ctassiticd in accordance wh the hazard criteria of the Canadian Contiot!ed Products Rcgulatons (CPR) and the MSD.S conteirs au the I information required by the CPR I 1 MSDSf'C 6071 F,; ouro I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I Sent By: MV Tecrinicai Sales, LLC ; 17809309329; BOARDWALK High Solids Flour Finish 16. OTHER INFORMATION HMI$ RA5NQ NFPA RATING iIIII LL FLAMMABILITY 0 FEACTIViTY T 0 PERSONAL PROTECT ION MSD$ STATUS Re-Abion 4: 2 This MSC)5 replaces The FeDrury 0, 197 MSDS. Any vanes n information .re as IoIIc'w. 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A :A I eit Ey: MI Technical Sales, LLC 709309329; Sep17-99 2:59PM; Page e/c I Material Data Sheet Pijt l of 4 I MSDSNUmber AMtir On Zow Date Prvrv.d: Product Use: $otvn( for removing vI' flt&x amd oil c m e ltMniC 8se1.s. AP-20 I VM7 5 i1tsr Narnq and Adcres SipWs Nwm and Mdrns (N Won" irom manharv) KESrER SOLDER DIVISION OF LITTON SYSTEMS, INC. 61 L TOUI4Y AVENUE DES PLA1WE, IL 00010 USA eeore 4vmbir For tI4l) UTiOQ CHWTREc MM'jr Effi.canw Nwsr, cOa) 4-OO NFA Rang: Health: 2 Flmmabi; C ftsdvlty U apecial. HMISRating: Hew: 2 Famrn4lit: C Reactivity: 0 Ptr,onaJ Potton: OOY TtchlcrthyJene LN1 897. Cu 0, 1, Package Group Ill WHMS: D,8;02A,D,2,5 TOG: PkagIng Group lit, Oas Si NA = Not APPicsWe NE ' Pt Ebll,h.d UN v L11W201.W) SECTION 2.14AZARMUS INGREDIENTS - &WffV LD 50 X 50 CARCNON Ol % or greater Number 'rtent J PEL STL irs'te4 inPa1e4 ----------- - -•---•~----- --4-- --- -•- .itKQ __L .JL.L i00._QL,.. Raitti NE - S-'--- ,' -' '- • .'-'- '--.-- --. : NAZARDOUS INGRED(EN15 j '---' - -. --- -H NOTES: 1 ch,ai s ?iprUg wvmPb M SEW 39 of T1e III of th. U,SA Sp.frn AMer *iiø A (SARA) of I OW md 40 FR Pitt 577 Fotm Nrbr OZ.Q -,-. n.cj •3 603 669 S3,10$ cossuil rt; I I I I I JV(ecflfl1C1 Sales, LLC 1760909329. Sep-17-99 3:00pM. aqe 9/ ESTR SOLDER Product k1qrtIerI MSDS Number AP-20 P3gG 2 of 4 Date Prepared: tg.May4T Phyk! Ste at 20 'C; Liquid Soiling Poirt 1760 mm Hg): 2457 116 IC Vapor Pressure (mm Hg at 20 'C): 12.0 Vapor t*isity (air z 1): 6.3 Solubility in WaWf (% by weight): 0 pH NA Fremry Point (780 mm hg): NE 'F NE 'C Aopearanca and Odor. Cgdsss I,41tkt with chamostirtic odor. 9peco Gravity (water a I at 25 'C); 1.48 Point NA'F NA Evaporation Rate (bufl acetat e 1): 1.6 Pertnt Valle (by volume): 100 % Volatile Organic Compound (VO C ) : 1470w / Litor Odor Threshold: 50 porn for 10tr8ch10f0ethyierie CoefRcent of Water/Oil Dlsbibution: NE Fam!naiáty: No 0 Yer, Cotions to 0607 NE Flash Point (T.O.C): None'F Nane'C A4fz4gftn TemperaMe: NE 'F NEC FLamrvrabhty LirNtl perteni by volume in air LEL NA UEL: NA r;xtJNui%hlM9 Means: 0 Water OCarbon Dioxide 04AJcol,oI Foam 0 Dry ChemiI Hazardous Combustion ProdUCts Caibon monoiO, carbon dioiód , h r G C h 1 O ñ C c o l d a n d phoeene gas. Explosion $ensibvlty: irripect . None ldsnbfled Static Discharge SsnsitWlty - 0 Yes ( No Speci Flrefightlng Procedures: Use w#W wWto _-- flre e*mdWmWrw!wd oentruf vspert. Wear a Wfmntaimed bresthing apparatus It this mstacisl is In the vlcWty of Are. Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards: 3e*ted con &nes could explode di.iing Cs's r"W t k V i n h ighly toxic fumes. REACTIVITY DA Chemical Stability: Stable C) Unstable Conditions to avoid: p InCompatibifity (materials to avoid): Strvng xing agenb, p t k a U n s l u m e s or &kal MOM. Hazardous Decomposition P r o d u c t s : My dsoompu5e In ooftct wVu fiama to form pfueagen* gsa and fØchloncs d d . I I I I I I I I I I I I HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION; May Occur Conditions to avcld NA Will Not Occur om Nvbcr. ';g.'l:, 6068 S2,9 89 S.10S O$tjr " flfl2C1 Sa les, LLC 7t 093O9329; Sep-17-99 3:o1pM F,Qe 1 /6 I KSTR SOWER Procluct fd.Mler I USOS Number: APS20 Pie 3 of 4 I Date Prepared: 19.Mey97 I EXPOSVIRFLIMITS. Not deternined far e product. See Section 2 for hgrediente. PRIMARY ROUTES OF ENTRY: 0 Skin cil Eyes € Inhalation Ingestion I TARGET ORGANS Skin, eyes, kidneys and ci?ntr& nervous system EFFECTS OF ACUTE (severe short-term) EXPOSURE: SNMALb1)ON Oiulnsu. ufcotic &fed Ui fti cnttol18. A1 as toasi iviwn o eyes. nose end teipUetory I VEt SKIN CONTACT: Liquid is slIght td modorete irrnt to skin $(JN AGSO*PIION: NE YE CONTACT: Liquid is a moderste tu savers tnitsnt to the eyes, Vsjore may also awn f reftbon. IINGESTION: Uqud is modmtety toxic OW may be ham,f!4 1 I f e w a s d . M a y m u s e iW nevaa system dsprwea& vomlsng and lnitøion to upp e r d p a s t i v e tract. EFFECTS OF CHRONIC (prolonged) EXPOSURE I Central rarious sys.m Oapr.ulbn may be evidenced by giddiness h.sdsthL thzzineas and nausu. Repealed at proloiiaso Contact wIth slJn C*n esuse defatting WO drying of the aWn which may reudt in httamms Von and Germalitis. I Medical Conditions Otraretty Aggravated by E.zposure: Severe, acute izpoure has bean atalbtd * d t o v . i * i o u t a r f 1 b $ l 1 o J i rmpong in asiJec failure. CIsciic exposure may damage live, and Wneys. CARCtNOGENIC1 Vt! 0 NIP 0 OSHA ® IAPC 0 Not Licted IERAToGEr4tCrr' / MUTA1 ENICI1Y See Section 9 fDr add%ona4 inforrnslion. - SECTION 7.F AID MEASURES Seek medical aastetarwa for !wthertrutment. obsa,atian and auppvrt it needed . EYE CONTACT: Flushvft pI*nty of water and get mdool ittenCon. SKIN CONTACT WWI with soap and vmtet. R.øtsce moisture with herW l otion. INHALATION: Remove victim to ftfth a*r, Provide oxygen ilbreatNnç is dfcult INGESTION: (AMCe YOtIn. Ie40 vicorn's hood biMcw tupa is breilsnt aeptietion Into k.&na*. G.4 pnedlcal aentiun. om Nwnter lFRL. d S3ls Q)9St -, I aies, LLC 17609309329. Sep.1799 3:02pM page 2!6 I KES'rR 8OLOR Product fdenSter/ MSDS Number. AP-20 Date Prepared; 19-M.y47 - SEä108PREVThFE ME A S U R E 5 - - - - - -L - - - PROCEDURES FOR MATERIAL CONTROL, Steps to be Taken if Matetiat is Spilled or Reteasat Conitn spill to smaaat posstb)e was. ADsoit alU ioy, dstvmaeous earth or olMf Ine r t m a t i i t e i and dispoM. Avoid brealt*'g yopom. Remove sosod oloWng. PriJUDnS to be taken in Handling and etcrge: Oo not use, c.uWnq torch on agrAoIngm (etmn empty) as iasidui may ,iptods. Keep wgsirWos&d whe n n o t i n u s e D o n o t slore at lemrjras excee 90 OF (32 'C), Avoid br5aththg vapors. Avoid sifl and Cy* contact. Open '(d1fl1 tOY to allow ventin9 of wty tnlamsl pressure. Waste Dispol Methods: Aørdtn to local nogulatiorM usually by inzinerelion. CAUTION: Empty containers may contain pmd4d rasfde. Observe aJ label precauons. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: VEN11 LATION Ptdo odequo vftvstieMl*iori (ginoral and / or t.) C rieos100ly to iit uposuft reqvltarnen(s. TO BE USED: ieoal I1ttj$t viMt$sVen is pmfnK 1b mlofrzo dlsporsion of $molo and fwn,, '• IM work vet Mespiratory Protection: As required to moat liv mqusrncn, For higher cdncefflra b c n s u s e o r g a n i c c a r I s 1 d 9 e w o n o r or 5s1t coratned breathing apparatus. Eye Protaction: C1IqTI1C*I gaggles Dthr ProtectWe Clom Wig nd Equiomant imp,rmeebf, apron whorl spleahkV is likely to cow, Hygienic Work Practices: Avoid Droathiny vapoe. Avo4 edn and sy. contact The IARC cardnogenic detamdnabon larInel suspio4. Teoraethyten, is cloasif,ed a s a p o s e n S e t G W V i M o n b y EPA, This product crttaina terechtoroithylsne wPñth is Known to the State of C&iIomla to cause Cinc5r, Prepared By: 0. Bernier Date Prezred; 10-May-97 Tel tone Number. (847) 297160 0 Supersedes; 15-Oct-98 — -- -- . -- rno intaton ntaJned Pl•rVr is based on dot. O o n s i d . m d s c o i i r a t a M o f l e m s o l e l y f a r tfann$an, avrJes ont soeaan ka$' Sot* eziende no warrOM makes no 'wmsiMalloni and ssvm i s rio r olbiely as to the scurec,, comp1en*a or edLy of ela data tar any rrmets list. The Osta m thre Maiiat $ale Data Shat faae ord to this and doss not relate to use any oliisr matortu sn P19U AJJ ol*iticai p?CdIZI5 i*td be Ubed atly by 51 widet lbs dIrection ofatrn.catIy qualified '.reonnsf tno am aware of the fazvt tofved me lb* Mutty TSr *M.ebta oO fl hand fljJ i1beri te9UOons, tiSA Qocupstlon& Safaty arid !401$h Ad (OSijA) and Canasa Wamuan t4auuus Moteilsis yNarne t'm101, *r .mofroeas tntnt be tMned has Ia aeamamrlaj Oaro Sb..t.,a aewos far P'uerO infom;t.in, -.--- -- __ — j-.- ----- - - - - - - - - - - - 0 .0 •.0 S' ., . — om Number 1F.D4.O TOTAL $3fli ODSSk:*, cTj '.: - r'_ --•' ''' I I I I I I I S S.. . 'r. • TIC')- 5?:.1lL .; --/ . . • ... . S • H ) CIL .:, . • : o YPh -Nine I r i - 1 .; • I I I I I I I I Vpor_Pressurc/ 25"C (corr.) 141 Vipor Density (Air ].) 4.3 - E S2ccifc Heat / 2°C _____ 0.27 - LatentHei_ of 'poricicn (callg)_a___..__._____________ terSo1ubflty(g/100rnlj Negligible U.25g/100in] Surface Tension /20°C (dyne5/cT) 25.9 Dielectric ian / 20°C _Cons j 798 1)ici'Sngt .. —Volt—s -- Fl zi..h joint i\onc U I A_ I )j.i) 13:50 '1 619 595 7312 B&C CONSULTANTS (000,T/ 011 FRI)1 : DELTI.I JNDUSTR(ES PHONE NO. 562463034 Now Available: A Direct Replacement Sep. 22 19 e2:1eFv EAvg nSolv Precision Vapor Dereasinq & Cleaning Solvent for 1, 1, 1 —Trichloroethane ' & HCFC — 141 b orationRarcn-Butyla'etcc I 45 M 3 (AST.D539-7t',L Spec cGravj'I25'C •1.332 Yis iy / 25'Cç1 0.49 Flammable Limits (vol. %) 4,6 - 8.2% OOfl >400C Appearance - CJcar, colorless to Pak., .ctra\v liquid Odor sweer. Color (ALPHA 50 max Patc r 0.004 Max - - Acidit) ,________ 0.002 wi. %a5 HC Ad Acceptance c] ......................... 0.19 ... . % N. Fee Haioer& _____ None iobWrrningPuicn( (GWI') .Almost Zero _____-- Ozone- Depletion Petcnuu] (ODP) 1 j AlmostZero L Atmosphericl.ifcrrnc -. 7-14 days Number 129 HydrogenBondrn; 2.1 Hilehrznd_ Para mete.r --_..L 17.9 __--._--.-.-__..______ . Non-Polar .'sem _Pa.rameter Ransen Pacnme.n.cer PoInt 2.9 I Corrosion of Metals Does not corrode carbon steel, copper. SCaWIeSS aluminum. matncSiurn. ttan1um. I I I I I I U I L7 1i:31 '1 619 595 7812 s&c CONSULTANTS 008!fl1 FROM LIELlP INDUSTRIES PHONE NO. : 5624643334 Sep. 22 1998 E2:16PM F MAIER1A.LAEEELQI rSoiv Precsiçflpr Solvent QUICK IDENTIFIER Common Miy be used to compy with OSHA Hazard Communication Snderd 29 CPR 1910.1200. Standard m be consulted for specinc requirement.!. EnSolv Vapor Degreasing & Cleaning Solvent U.S. Patent 5616549. Other patents pencing. - Section I-CHEMICAL PRODUCT AND COMPANY INFO R M A T I O N Manufacturer's Name Enviro Tech International Inc. hMoress I PQ Sox 5052 TErnergency re1ohone -1-4400-255.3 State and P Alameda 1:,45O1 I Other Inlormationt C1 l EDaPrepaTh May 10, 19 - Date 17575T - TT7T CThGm Prnnetary C1T FrQpnetamyrn ropnerr oi Lia Mxtuce No: Mixture Mixture L Formnu: Mixture Fmfy Section 11-HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS / 1DENTI7Y Pan. rcu cm9onen CAS 7 C$HA iT fOifier Epoajre '-her-r'-cal & cornmo., narn($); ?'o. PEL 7LV I Llmitx (Opt ra) COMPOSITION/ INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS CA5 T % I COMPONFNT MATERIAL NUMBER wt. I Tiromoproparie 1crane Oxide (CERC OT106.83-77fl Addtiona! Pen er.:t1ç I a:uretec iemenel,rooaritarybiena I ?rOrIearY i I Section Ill-PHYSICAL & CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS 1 56°F i Vprr Point (HO-Y) 1.332 cTB&surfj 143 Density (Airel;4.3 Suoi I vpbcn Ratej n Water in hyec4yzed (n-uyl acetatei) Water -Tpprnce Clsarcolorles,,to _afiI eLiç ( 1 1OC) alt Odor with sweet odor Point - Section IV-FIRE & EXPLOSION DATA FTammIe Flash None mculod TCC Limits riAr LEL 46,'o LE, roint Useo L by Vciune Lower I Materlal 15 not flnmb e. Lxtinguishng rne6a shouid ba chosen Temp.rtijre 400octa based on surrounding conditions. Fire F1Iflç Wear NIOSH approved, self conte:ned breathing apparatus in positiv e p r e s s u r e ( Lr. mode. Use water spray or tog to cool enosed equipment and containers. l• Hazards Product will form flammable mixture witn air beteen 4.611/. -820/- by VOiLme. Proo.c will decompose rapidly at temperatures above 403 ° C releasing toxic fumes of cambom. monoxide, carbon dioxide, hydrcen halide and toxic fumes of bromides, ls3uc Dar. ./;,19 - •UperSeQeS: ' L b1bi 55 7812 B&G CONSULATS Ld.j009' FFCi DELTR INDUSTRIES PHONE NO, 5624643034 Sep. 22 1990 l2:.0FM P5 MATERIAL SAFETY EnSoIvTM Precision Vapor..., HEET, . . Degreasingnd Cleaning' Solvent QUICK 1L)tN) May be used to cornpy wit OSHA's Hrd Comrnuntc,t)on Standard 2$ CFR 191020. Standard must be C i'utte specific teqijirement3. Section V-REACTV17Y DATA Avoic temperatures above 400 C Avoid: (Malerials to .'od Avoid strong oxidizers and acids. Avoid prolong contact (soaking) of aiuminLm, magnesium and zinc alloys for extended peri o d s o f t i m e . M y a t t a c i c s o m e rubber and coatings. Hazardous Ocpstto Of ?yproducts Tharrr,al decomposition may produce carbon monoxi d e , c a r b o n d l o i d e . hydrogen halide and bromides. f/i y Occur Occur Section VI-HEALTH HAZARD DATA - - "tZTT 77a'alio 1 Thicir,t Thtáir lrrtant E.1 ury ---- Car produce eye and skin irritation. High concentrafons are irritating tc the respiratory trai. May cause headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting or narcosis in confine d o r p o o r i y u e n N a t d areas. LD50 intraperitonea), rat 2960 mg/kg; LD0 intraperitoneal, mouse 25 3 0 m g / K g ; LDSO hCnIC oral, rat 4250 mg/Kg; LC50 inhatatin ra 253000 ma/m3/30 mm; L50 oral, rabbit 540 mg/kg. Gave negative results in Ames bacterial m u l a t i o n s t u d y ' u s i n g f i v e strains of Sa/monai!a typhirnuri urn. I c?RCtNoGaNICrny: _NIP? -,otUtidhAP.07 No" s Jd? -Not ReçueO Srs and Inhalation in high concentrations prod u c e s i r r i t a t i o n to unper respiratory tract and ee irritation. May include discomfort such as n a u s e a , h e a d a c h e o r w e a K n e s s . P r o l o n g e d sicic I 01 Expoeute contact may produce irritation with dlscomfot or ra s h E y e c o n t a c t m a y cause irritation or coin. Ingestior may result in rritation of mouth end gostro-Intesti n a l t r a c t . I -- Generally çravUs Persons having pre-existing diseases o f t h e l u n g s , e y e s o r s k i t m a h a v e Exposure increased susceptibiiity to the hazards of exc e s s i v e e x p o s u r e . I EfT19eflCy an Aid INHALATION- remove to fresh air. Pro v i d e o x y g e n i f b r e a t h i n g i s d i f f c u l . Administsr CPR if victim is not breathing. SKIN- use soap and waer on ccntacted area. EYE- Irrigate aye for m i r u m u m 1 5 m i n u t e s . I N G E S T I O N - i t swaliowed, if victim is conscious, DO NOT induce vornit:ng have victir. drink I large amounts of water. For eye contact or ingestion call a physician. I issue Date: 511.97 Suprscdes 4 l9' Poor '? .f4 I 1.'uA/us 13:53 '.L 6.19 595 7812 B&G CONSULTANTS FROM DLTP 1NDUSTRES °HONE NO, 56246334 Sep. 22 198 0219PM I . MAIERIAL SAFETY DATA EnSoIvTM Precson.YaPor. SHEET . I QUICK IDENTIFIER on Nta be used to -mply with OSHAs 'f.zard Communication Standard 25 CFR )910,2(0. Stndrd m.jt be copsullAd for specific reuirmonts. Section VU-PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE HANDLING & USE Stops to bo Ta.I ir, ContaIn spill with dikes or absorbent materiel to prevent migration into sewer cc water ways. For a large spill: Evacuate and ventilate the area Use -ecommerided personal pcoec1ion equipment. Clean up spills with earth, sar:c., or other non-combustible absorbent material. Pick up and keep in closed container J$Se 0PCS& method Follow federal, state, local regulations. Burn in incinerator with afterburner and scrubbers, Do NOT flush into sanitary sewer or waterway. JUL)iIb U O .II In Handiing and Storing I Store in well ventilated, cool, dry area. Keep closed when not in use. Avoid moisture. I Ot,r Prec-.sufioms Minimize body contact with the product. Do not get in eyes or on sKin, Do riG: nhele vapors. Wash thoroughly after handling. Keep out of reach of children. I Section VIII-CONTROL MEASURES (3pacity Ratoe 'oLeetôn Type~ N705H approved organic vapor respirator when alrbome exposures I Ventilation Lai Maintain adequate SpeCI No necessary Ehust ventilation Meohanical Qtir Not applicable Ic-enefail ______________________________________________________ I I rc1e C! Ve ç GIoe: Neoprene Recommended. DO NOT 1 Plot*"" Safety goggles/full (ace shield. use natural rubber gloves Contac4t leases should NOT he worn when working with this materii. __ U(ner or Ecuiprnercc Chemical resstanl protective clothing to avoid skin contact. DC NOT use I natural rubber aprons or boots. VcrH15l.ini Practices Avoid ur,nece555N/ and prolonged exposures beyond recommended exposure evels. Avoid breathing vapors end!or mists. Do NIOT drink, eat I or smoke while working with this product. La.jndur soiled clothes. Proiie emergency eye bath and safety shower. I !sur - Date: Suocrscdc: 4/1/97 I t)J/ 13:54 W1 619 595 7812 B&G CONSULTANTS 01. 1 '()I I FFO"l : flELTi INDUSTRIES PHONE NO, : 5624643034 Sep. 22 1598 02:28PM P' MAT 1ALAEE1Y DATA EnSoIvTM PrecjsçjVap SHEET Degreaing and Cie aning1vent QUICK IDENTIFIER 4arn (used i 'LthSi My be uRad to comply w11A OSA'$ Nazard Communication StandurO 29 COIR 1910.12O0. StandaIrd. rnvst b consutte for speculc iequfrernerts. Section IX-TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION Hazardous Material Description and Proper Shipping Names Not Regulated for Transportator Cleaning Solvent MLxtre - Hazard Class Not eguiated for Trnspoa&T [den tthcori Njrnbe - Regulated —Not for Transporta75 ac kin 9 Group N1Rigulated for fansporacn Label(s) Required - Not Regulated for Trnsportaticn Quantity Limt&ions Not Reulated for TiansportaUon Marine and Alf Transportation - Not Requiatea for 1r?nspoatloF I Section X-REGULATORY INFORMATION - EnSo(v Vapor Degreasirig & nteaning 0,9, Patent M6549 I TOSA Status The ingredients of this product are ct-i the TSCA inventory and in compliance with (15 USC_2601-2629) Status ; ____________ NA JA ),TA HAP - NA [ V V TWA - ETI,V'PEG " (Guideline is the eirbo.ri concentration averaged over an 8 hour shift) 200 ppm. (ETI,WPEG) 'Enviro Tech Intematioria! Workplace E.xposur Guideline is the airborne concentration averaged over an 8 hour shift Poslhle higher llrrl is Doing determined by long term tests. Caiifoma Frosrtion E ______ NA - _- Submitted 1orTPend______________________________ V EC (EINECS) - In enTTTh Canaca (DSL) - - lrigreolents listed _ _ - Austraiia AJCTS - V 13iis listed Japan (MTTT) V TnedientsJfsfed I I c \f.)l It'. I '('.J 'L/kCI 11111 I¼4 Section XI-EMERGENCY TELEPHONE INFORMATION EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE. NUMBER FOR CHEM-TEL INC. CALL DIRECT OR COLLECT IN THE U.S.A. CANADA, PUERTO RICO AND THE U.S. VIRGIN I S L A N D S (8 DO) 255-3924 OUTSIDE OF THE NORTH AMERICAN CONT!NENT (813) 979-0626 ri,.... C 'I/O1 I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Seit fy: MV Technical Sales, LLC ; 1 7609309329; Sep-17-99 3:08PM; Page 4/6 PACITI I O 3 or)rr'ff V.1' rv'r,I. UM mm 0 1O.I' MATER&c. SAFETY DATA ShEET I GENERAL INFORMATION NORCER PRODUCTS. INC. MANJIACTURTS P1IONT WUMB, (770) 3864101 1LA7ARDflATNCS: P. r BOX 1060 24 OtYR LO1NCV NDfflEfl: I..800.25.3924 CARTERSVLLL. GA 3010 HALTH_1 .EACTFVLTY_Q FLA1Cv1ALL(TY C? PiR:;oNAL PROTECTION A PR75DUC1 NAME. ZEP(i, STAIN RE31STANT FLOOR SEALER EPA RRG, NO.: N/A PRPAI*A.) Y: TRESSIE MPSEV DATE: OCTEER 12, 197 It. IRhI)1F.NT PRfl'JCflAL !PCNENT ACOfl{ TL Y RTECS# - HAZN?P 1)TMNL OLYCOL MONOMETIFYL ETIrF, I 1-773 N/D N/I) T(IV,612507 ThO)Y)-ETHANO.,: METHYL CARBITOL Q" DrETI{YLD'(E OLYCOL MONVUu'Yt, FTPTR 112-M-! <5 N/I) N/T) KJl)OO 2-(2 &rrc.x. rHoxY).l'LbJ4oL; BUTYL C.RBITOL -V.- -- SECT:IN 313 FOi. (ELLA5S vuwri*). JU. PHYSI('Ai.. DMA UOU.INC POINT, 2)-) 17 SPECIFIC GRAVITY: 1.02 VAR?RFMtiRiiimH)NtD vAk'1J1DcwI1y: '1 EVAPORATION MTh(Wcr-1)..:1 go 9,Q - SOLUBILITY IN WATER: SOLUBLE AT'PRARANCE & ODOR: MLLKY.WII(TC, OPAQI.T.TQUn) IV. TIRE &'LOIOT DATA -- 3*OLN I (MItd 'tRe1): iCI) - ATJTOIONITION T'ERAtLIR. J FLA{AELELPd1T: N/A .X...JNUUISHLN(3 MDIA NONCOMI3USTTIUF LLL Rip ITO.: N/I) 1 M. }' FkH1JNG WEAR SELF-CONTAINED, 'OStTIVT PKISSURE EAT}(ING AJ'I'ARATU. Ji.iIUAL FIRE A EXPLOSLON HAZARDS: II 'OJl) XCM4 SHOULD BE COMM WTh STRAM(WWM. V REACtIV1IY HAZARD DATA STABULrY: X: SI AiL UNSTABLE CONDITLON TO AVOID: IN('flMPATARTIITY (Mtciid Lu i.uid): SiRONO ACIDS, €\LKALIES, AND Oxtr,IZFRS. - 7A7.ARD<.JUS I'OLYMUZATION: I I WILL OCCUR X 1 WiLL NOT OCCIfl 1CONDITIQN$ TO AVOII); TiiiTh I)r.cOhosf lION PRODUCTS; CAWON DIOXIDE, CAIWONMoNo)ilr)r., AND OTHER UNIDENTIFIED ORGANIC CCNiFC-QNV31 Sent By: MV Technical Sales, LLC 17609309329; Sep-17-99 3:09PM; Page 5,6 PMW 70F.1 nrrrt-T emrinr- T iri 'tc VT. HFAI ni HAZARD DATA PM,JVOL?II4S OF 6NTRY: INHALATION JXJ 1ICSTJON YJ SKIN AH50tWTIUN jXj RYF XI NOT HAZARDOIJS ACUTE EFFECTS OF SPECIAL NOT MSDS DATA PFRTAINS TO PRODUCT AS DISM= FROM 7a CON'TATNR. OVFREXPOSUbC, ADVERSE IALTIi !FCCTS WOIII.D NOl H M. tNDeE. MMIN(Mi) LONI)ITIONS or USE (oILura) $0 LONG AS PRESCIUTIED SAFELY PKLCALJTONS ARE PI ACTICfl. TNOESTON: N/A I*IMCON7ACT N/A r'/I4ALATION: NtA YE ('ONjACF: THIS PODI)CT CAN 13,E AN EYE kKI't'AN'f INTIAMMATION OI E,I"IJSIJF IS CRARACTERIZE1) BY RL)NS WATERING, AND/OR iTCHflJ c5Thc 0?'FC1'S OF 0VEj(J)05IJ3k ; THRRE ARE NO KNOWN Ei')ECJS FROM (HRON1C E.XIVURt TO 11 11 PRODUCT. CA/<CINOCENICITY: N1p' WA I ARC? N/A OHA RFOULATED? WA FICAL CONDITIONS AQCIRA\rATED BY EXFOSL)kth UNKNOWN FMEE!C flRST AU) PROCEDURES: NOESTION. IF SWALLOWL), DO NOT INDWE VOMITING. IF VONUTINO OCCURS, Kw HEAD BLOW HIP LEVa, GET EKQEN(7Y NV(--AI. ATTFNDIOFJ IMMEDIATELY SKIN C)N'tAT' IMMEPIATR1.Y FLU&1 CONTAMINATED SKIN WTTHPLHNrY OF WATER FOR AT T,FASTI 5MLNULS. oLr1cAr. ATTENTION, IF IRHilATION DEVELOPS I AL ATION: MOVL IOI[1) PFRSON TO FRESH AIR. IF HULTA1'iON PFRSJST3, GET , 11'ICAL A'I'flNTION PROMPTLY.. EYE CONTACT; IMMEDIATaY FLUSH EYES WFH PLVrrV OF WATER FOR AT LEAST 15 MINU'E OCCASIONALLY LJFT[NG UP'ER AND LOWER LIDS GET MEDICAl, ATTF.NTION PS.DLATaY, VII COTTROLAND ?RO'IC'IIV MEASuRES WFAR1P40 TIQIIT.FTTrED SAFElY OL.ASfl IS flF(OMMFS)FI) IF SPLASH INU MAY OCCUR RE3PIRATQRY UCTECTION (pcitY); NO EVRA MEA.$VkB ARE NEED) IF VENTILATION 13 ADEQUATE SKIN PROTECTION THE 115F OF NATURAL. RULMILK NLUJIRLNli OR NTTRTLR QOVES IN ELCOMMbNUW IF PROLONCiD) SiJN ONTiCT IS EECTED. .:T U1. ATION PROVI1W I OCAI, EVHAUST.(VF.NTIt.AiLON AS NCCDfl) TO KEEP CONCWLRAVLUN 01' VfGORS OILOW E)COSURE LUV2TS (PEIJIL V). )'f4-R PiciN WASH PLOI)IiCl' FROM CLOIHINU /1) SKIN LiSP GOOD HOLiSKEEPkNU FRACI'IUiS. -- VIII SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS HAUDLIFc AND STORING PELX1)UKES: STORE TICIITLY-CLOSED CONTAiN/R IN ADIkY AREA AT TEMP.S. HFFWEEN 40120 L).CICRES F. KEEP PRODUCT OUR CV EVES. CLOTHING OK SIJODS 'MuCH RRCOMR CQ'FAMUNAI'ED WITh SUBSTANCE SHOULD BE REMOVED rROMYLLY ANV NQr RE WORN I.TNTLL THC1ROL01ELY CLEANED NaA'3z OR SPILL PR(.CWCRES AB,.onn .4PI'LL ON INERT ABSORBENT MA'IERLAL (EL) ZDP.00R.B). PUCE. UP AND ?LACE L&LSLDUCTN't SU1TA&.S WASTE CONTAJNER OR, IF PERMITTED, VLUSH TO SEWER. THOROUGHLY RINSE SPILL AREA WITh WATER. V/STEDU,$M METHOD: LQUII) WAS'ft$ Aft NOf P'IKML'Cl'bU IN LAI'FILLS. THIS PROOLIC 1'14 NOTC:ONSICER& AHAZAREIC)IJS WASTE UNDRE. R.CRA. UNUSABLE LIQUID MAY 6E ABSORBED ON AN INERT I3OKHRNT MATTrnA1. (EQ ZEPO- ZORB). DRUMMED, .ND TAKEN TO . CHEMICAL OR INDUSMAL LANDFilL.. TN SOME AREAS DISPOSAL BY FLUShING INTO A SANITARY SEWER WITH PLENtY 01 WiT 'MAY 1W PERMISSIRLE. CONSULt LOCAL, STATE. AND FEDERAL ACENCS FOR PROPER L)ISP(.)SAL METHOD IN YOUR AREA. CI'OLI(OLIICAUTUONS: - KEEPThJS /'J1) All (/IllMICM.S OUT C)i REAcJLOFcHJLDN AN) pl:'tS. I I n I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Seit By; MV Tecnriicel Sales, LLC ; 17609309329; Sep-17-99 3:10PM; Page /8 PAC* :.l OF -- PRC)L'ULI'CODT•:: }--2OU;1a'jC IX. M,l)IUONAL INFORMATION PRP.x 1)01 iJFt'tNQ NAME tXNSUNR COMM(A)M, )L.M-D 0LA1Ai)ADLL.fYV: N/A Mrry ('ONTA1N NTL1NC WAtNlNOf ENU'TIP oommNm RFTAJ)1S P1)DUCT RFTT)UE. ORSIRVE Alt, PRECAUTIONS VP< AFTER CT.IN71R 13 EMPUL l(Uth jPT(CD CONTMNEK 1iSt) TICF-fl1Y. AL)ITiONAL N&JUF 1JRR WARNINGS: TM.,\ 5IAT'IJS; tNMFT REC%')%t%TNDFD HAZARD SMMMY (OEFTNED BY 2) C?R V'IO. JU) KMFD1.TE kAtTh HAZF t) MEANS NOT I'&)lCATED. (THIF. PRtC,WTJGNS THE tWFOMATlON lL) STAflFNTZ J}iH1S MATFRTL SAFETY DATA SN'FET ARE R.flWEfl TO ACC(JRATFLY APfl iM.NrS: R.I'1'T}U! SCAUNTIF10 IWID1N( i5)) IN MAK1lO THE HAZARD CIII' RM 4iTON, flU? IS NOT Tu BF CONS'IVIIW AS A WARRA4'Y OR rEk'RE3ENTA'r1oN FOR. 1UCH WE ASUMELZCAL RESPONiBJUTY. AbOTnONAL INFORMATION MAY RB NECESSARY OR DESMARLY DEENDINO ON PARTICILAN. EXC'TIC)NAL OR VAJUAW.E CONDITIONS OR CACUMSTvNas OF USE OR STORAOF OR W.CAUSP OF LOCALLY AjN.l(LE I.AW$ OR GMN7 REGULATIONS. IllEkWORE, You SHCXW UV THIS INFORMA710V ONL' AS A 1)PILE.lTN'r TO OTUiK INFORMATION AVAJA1iLC TO YOU AND MUST MAKE INPUEtOENT DLThRM1NkL'LON Ok' THE utTA&fl.1TY OF ThE JFORMATLON FOR YOUR PARTICULAi CIRCUMSTANCES OR CO1WFFION3 AND OB THE COJ.F1'NESS )F ThE INFORMATION AYAILARI EPROM A?.l, 5OURCE$ TO ft..SIT1I F, B")Th TI ik IROPFR USE OF e\LL 'VHF Mv1'ExIAL DESCRfl3EJ) MRF1N A4D TIM 1j4,kyry kmhhALTTT OF MPLOYS. rifl ;'oFI.LTic•N COWL (ES WTH DS4A HAZARD COMMUNICATION STANDARD 29 CFR 1910 1200. E-sDOFRQRI •**w9.9, TECHNICAL REFERENCE No. 3 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I 208 209 GARAGE, PRIVATE, is a building or a portion of a building, B not more than 1,000 square feet (92.9 m2) in area, in which only motor vehicles used by the tenants of the building or buildings on the premises are stored or kept. B B GARAGE, PUBLIC, is any garage other than a private garage. GAS CABINET is a fully enclosed, noncombustible enclosure used to provide an isolated environment for compressed gas cylin- ders in storage or use. Doors and access ports for exchanging cyl- inders and accessing pressure-regulating controls are allowed to be included. GAS ROOM is a separately ventilated, fully enclosed room in which only compressed gases and associated equipment and sup- plies are stored or used. GENERAL-PURPOSE WAREHOUSE is a detached building or a separate portion of a building used for storage or warehousing operations involving mixed commodities. GRANDSTANDS are tiered or stepped seating facilities wherein an area of more than 3 square feet (0.28 m2) is assigned B for each person when computing the occupant load. GROUND PIECE is a pyrotechnic device that functions on the ground. Ground pieces include fountains, roman candles, wheels and set pieces. GUEST is any person hiring or occupying a room for living or B sleeping purposes. GUNPOWDER is any of various powders used in firearms and small arms ammunition as propelling charges. SECTION 209 - H HANDLING is the deliberate movement of material by any means to a point of storage or use. HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL REACTION is a reaction which generates pressure or byproducts which could cause injury, illness or harm to humans, domestic animals, livestock or wildlife. HAZARDOUS FIRE AREA is land which is covered with grass, grain brush or forest, whether privately or publicly owned, which is so situated or is of such inaccessible location that a fire originating upon such land would present an abnormally difficult job of suppression or would result in great and unusual damage through fire or resulting erosion. Such areas are designated by the chief on a map maintained in the office of the chief. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS are those chemicals or substances which are physical hazards or health hazards as defined and classified in Article 80 whether the materials are in usable or waste condition. HAZARDOUS PRODUCTION MATERIAL (HPM) is a solid, liquid or gas associated with semiconductor manufacturing that has a degree-of-hazard rating in health, flammability or reactivity of Class 3 or 4 as ranked by UFC Standard 79-3 and which is used directly in research, laboratory or production processes which have as their end product materials which are not hazardous. HAZARDOUS WATERSHED FIRE AREA is a location within 500 feet (152.4 m) of a forest or brush-, grass- or grain-covered land, exclusive of small individual lots or parcels of land located outside of a brush-, forest- or grass-covered area. HEALTH HAZARD is a classification of a chemical for which there is statistically significant evidence based on at least one study conducted in accordance with established scientific princi- ples that acute or chronic health effects could occur in exposed persons. Health hazards include chemicals which are carcinogens, 1-16 1998 CALIFORNIA FIRE CODE toxic or highly toxic materials, reproductive toxins, irritants, cor- rosives, sensitizers, hepatotoxins, nephrotoxins, neurotoxins, agents which act on the hematopoietic system, and agents which damage the lungs, skin, eyes or mucous membranes. HEATING AND COOKING APPLIANCE is an electric, gas or oil-fired appliance not intended for central heating. HELIPORT is an area of land or water or a structure surface which is used, or intended for use, for the landing and take-off of helicopters, and any appurtenant areas which are used, or intended for use, for heliport buildings and other heliport facilities. HELISTOP is the same as a heliport, except that no refueling, maintenance, repairs or storage of helicopters is permitted. HIGH EXPLOSIVE is explosive material, such as dynamite, which can be caused to detonate by means of a No. 8 test blasting cap when unconfined. HIGHLY TOXIC MATERIAL is a material which produces a lethal dose or lethal concentration which falls within any of the following categories: I. A chemical that has a median lethal dose (LD50) of 50 milligrams or less per kilogram of body weight when administered orally to albino rats weighing between 200 and 300 grams each. A chemical that has a median lethal dose (LD50) of 200 milligrams or less per kilogram of body weight when administered by continuous contact for 24 hours, or less if death occurs within 24 hours, with the bare skin of albino rabbits weighing between 2 and 3 kilograms each. A chemical that has a median lethal concentration (LC50) in air of 200 parts per million by volume or less of gas or vapor, or 2 milligrams per liter or less of mist, fume or dust, when administered by continuous inhalation for one hour, or less if death occurs within one hour, to albino rats weighing between 200 and 300 grams each. Mixtures of these materials with ordinary materials, such as water, might not warrant classification as highly toxic. While this system is basically simple in application, any hazard evaluation which is required for the precise categorization of this type of ma- terial shall be performed by experienced, technically competent persons. HIGHLY VOLATILE LIQUID is a liquid with a boiling point of less than 68°F (20°C). HIGH-PILED COMBUSTIBLE STORAGEis storage of combustible materials in closely packed piles or combustible materials on pallets, in racks or on shelves where the top of storage is greater than 12 feet (3658 mm) in height. When required by the chief, high-piled combustible storage also includes certain high- hazard commodities, such as rubber tires, Group A plastics, flam- mable liquids, idle pallets and similar commodities, where the top of storage is greater than 6 feet (1829 mm) in height. HIGHWAY is a public street or public road. HOGGED MATERIAL is a mixture of bark, chips, dust or other pieces of natural wood by-products. HORIZONTAL EXIT is a wall which completely divides a floor of a building into two or more separate exit-access areas to afford safety from fire and smoke in the exit-access areas of inci- dent origin. HOTEL is any building containing six or more guest rooms intended or designed to be used, or which are used, rented or hired out to be occupied, or which are occupied for sleeping purposes by guests. HPM FLAMMABLE LIQUID is an HPM liquid that is de- fined as either a Class I flammable or Class II or Class ITT-A com- bustible liquid. B B B B B B B B B B B B B B TECHNICAL REFERENCE No. 4 CLASSIFICATION OF STORAGE 231C-7 Solid Shelving. Solid, slatted, and other typ e s o f s h e l v i n g that are located within tacks that obstruct sprinkler water that penetrates down though the tacks. Standard. A document, the main text of w h i c h c o n t a i n s only mandator provisions using the word 'shall' to indicate requirements and which is in a form genera l l y s u i t a b l e for mandatory reference by another standard or code or for adop-tinn into law. Non mandatory provisions s h a l l b e l o c a t e d i n a n appendix, footnote, or fine-print note and ar e n o t t o b e c o n - sidered a part of the requirements of a st a n d a r d . Transverse Flue Space. The space between r o w s o f s t o r a g e that iS parallel to the direction of loadin g . [See Figure 1-3(c).] chapter 2 Classification of Storage 2-1:1t Commodity Classifications. 2.1.1 General. 2-1.1.111 Conituoclity classification and the co r r e s p o n d i n g protection requirements shall be deter m i n e d b a s e d o n t h e makeup of iudLeidlual storage units (i.e . . u n i t l o a d , p a l l e t load). 2-1.1.2 Mixed Commodities, Protection r e q u i r e m e n t s f o r nuxcr.l commodities shall not be base d o n t h e o v e r a l l c o r n - iiciclimv mi.- in a fire area. Mixed conttnoditv storage shall be protected by the rcc1ui remnetits fur the high e s t c o m m o d i t y a n d storage arrangetuen t classification. Lxc p/wit NO. 1: LIp to 10 pallet loads oja higher hazard commodity, within the scope 0/this standard, s/tall be permit/ed to be/ire s e n i in an area that does not exceed 40000 /d (3 716 n2). The higher hazard ronunodtt s/tall be s'andomlv dispersed With no adjacent loads in any thtecuon (imtclttdirtg the diagonal direction). If the c e i l i n g p r o t e c t i o n i s based on Class I or Class II coinmodttzes, the penn i/te d n u m b e r o f p a l l e t loads for Class IV or Group A plastics shall be re d u c e d t o f i v e . i'..w'e/Eion No. 2: 1:17ter" the higher hazard inate.'ia l s a r e c o n f i n e d t o o detyg-imaled area and properly protected for that a r e a . 2-1.2 Pallet Types. Where loads are palletized, t h e u s e o f wooden or metal pallets shall be assume d i n t h e c l a s s i f i c a t i o n of commodities. Where plastic pallets are us e d , t h e c l a s s i f i c a - tion of the commodity unit shall be in c r e a s e d by one class (e.g., Class III becomes Class IV, and Class I V b e c o m e s G r o u p .-\ plastics). No increase shall he required for a G r o u p A p l a s t i c commodity. Exception: 117tere specific test data are avail a b l e , t h e r e s u l t s o f t h e do/as/tall take precedence in dPtennlni1g the classific a t i o n . o f c o m m o d - liii's. 21.3* Commodity Classes. 2-1.3.1 A Class I commodity shall he defined as a noncom- bustible product that is arranged in one of t h e f o l l o w i n g c o n - figurations: (a) It is placed directly on wooden pallet s . )b) It is placed in single-layer corrugat e d c a r t o n s , w i t h o r without single-thickness cardboard divi d e r s , w i t h o r w i t h - out patina. (c) It is shrink wrapped or paper wrapp e d a s a u n i t l o a d w i t h or without pallets. 2.1.3.2' A Class II 'otiimodity shall he def i n e d a s a n o n c o m - bustible product that is placed in slatted wo o d e n c r a t e s , s o l i d I I I 1 I 1 I I I 1(00(1 boxes, mitltiple-laver corrugated cartons, o r e q u i v a l e n t combustible packaging material, with or without pallets. 2-1.3.3 A Class Ill conimoditv shall be defined as a p r o d u c t fashioned from wood, paper. natural fibers, o r G r o u p C p l a s - tics, with or without cartons, boxes, or cr a t e s m d w i t h o r w i t h - out pallet.s. Such products shall he pe cmi i t e c t t o c o n t a i n a limited amount (5 percent by weight at' volume) of Group A or B plastic. 2-1.3-411 A Class IV commodity shall he defined as a p r o d u c t . with or without pallets, that meets one of t h e f o l l o w i n g c r i t e - ria: It is constructed partially or totally of Gro u p B p l a s t i c . It consists office-flowing Group A plastic m a t e r i a l s . It contains, within itself or its packaging, a n a p p r e c i a b l e amount (3 percent to 15 percent b\ .. weight or 5 percent to 25 percent by volume) of Group A plastic: T h e r e m a i n - ing materials shall be permitted to he an y o f t h e f o l l o w - ing: I, Metal 2 Wood 1. Paper Natural or synthetic fibers Group B or Group C plastics 2-1.4 Classification of Plastics, Elastomers, and Rubber. Plastics. elastomers, and rubber shall he classified a s G r o u p A , G r o u p B, or Group C. Grottps A, B, and C classifications are based o n u n m o d i f i e d plastic materials. The use of fire-retardin g o r f l a n i e - r e t a r c l i n g modifiers or the physical form of the materi a l c a n c h a n g e t h e standard classification. ?.1.4.1* Group A. ABS (acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene copoly m e r ) Acetal (polyformaldehyrle) Acrylic (polyrnethyl methacrylate) Butyl rubber EPDM (ethylene-propylene rtmhhcr) FRP (fiberglass-reinforced polyestet) Natural rubber (if expanded) Nitrile rubber (acrylonitrile-bu Lactic ne ru) b e r ) PET (thermoplastic polyester) Polyhutadiene Polycarbonate Polyester elastomer Polyethylene Polypropylene Polystyrene Polyurethane PVC (polyvinyl chloride — highly plasticized, with plasticiz- er content greater than 20 percent) (rar e l f o u n d ) SAN (styrene acrylonitrile) SBR (stvrene-butadiene rubber) 2-1.4.2 Group B. Cellulosics (cellulose acetate, cellulose ac e t a t e b u t y r a t e , ethyl cellulose) Chloroprene rubber Flttoroplastics (ECTFE — eth),lene-chlorotrifluoroethyl- ene copolymer; ETFE — ethylene-tetrafluoroethylene 1998 Edition I P I El I I I TECHNICAL REFERENCE No. 5 I I El I I I I I I H I 1998 CALIFORNIA FIRE CODE TABLE 81-A TABLE 81-B TABLE 81-Al-GENERAL FIRE-PROTECTION AND LIFE-SAFETY REQUIREMENTS SOLID-PILED STORAGE, SHELF STORAGE AND PALLETIZED STORAGE ALL STORAGE AREAS (See Sections 8102, 8103 and 8104(2 (See Section 8103.3) Automatic Fire- Maximum I Maximum I Permissible Maximum Pile SIZE OF HIGH-PILED STORAGE AREA1 (square feet (See Sections 8102.2 and 8102.4) extinguishing System (See Fire-detection System (See Building Access (See Smoke and Heat Removal Curtain Beards (See Small Hose Valves and Sta- Pile Dimes- s1503 (teat) I Storage J Height' (teet( Volume (cubic led) COMMODITY cuss Section 8102.4) Section 8102.5) Section 81026) (See Section 8102.7) Section 8102.8) lions (See Dcc-lion 8102.9) x 0.0929 for mt X 3046 for mm x 0.0283 to, m3 l-IV/ 0-500 NRt NR NR5 NR NR6 NR NR NR NR 501-2,500 NRt Yes NR5 NR NR6 NR 100 40 100,000 2,501-12,000 Yes NR NR5 NR NR6 NR 100 40 400,000 Public accessible 2,501-12,000 Yes NR NR5 NR NR6 NR 100 40 400,000 Nonpublic accessible (Option I)) 2,501-12,000 NRt Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 100 3 07 200,000 Nonpublic accessible (Option 2) 12,001-20,000 Yes NR Yes Yes Yes Yes 100 40 400.000 20,001-500.000 Yes NR Yes Yes Yes Yes 100 40 400.000 Greater than Yes NR Yes Yes Yes Yes 100 40 400,000 500,0008 High 0-500 NRt NR NR5 NR NR6 NR 50 NR NR hazard 501-2,500 Yes NR NR5 NR NR6 NR 50 30 75,000 Public accessible 501-2,500 Yes NR NR5 NR NR6 NR 50 30 75.000 Nonpublic accessible (Option 01 501-2,500 NR' Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 50 20 50.000 Nonpublic accessible (Option 2) 2,501-300,000 Yes NR Yes Yes Yes Yes 50 30 75,000 300,001500,0008,9 Yes NR Yes Yes Yes Yes 50 30 75,000 NR = Not required. When lire sprinklers are required for reasons other than Article 81, the portion of the sprinkler system protecting the high-piled storage area shall b e d e s i g n e d a n d installed in accordance with Sections 8103 and 8104. 2For aisles, see Section 8102.10. 3Piles shall be separated by aisles complying with Section 8102.10. 4For storage in excess of the height indicated, special fire protection shall be provided in accordance with Footnote 8 when required by the chief. See a l s o A r t i c l e s 7 9 and 88 for special limitations for flammable and combustible liquids and aerosols. 5Section 902.2 shall apply for fire apparatus access. 6Curtain boards shall be installed as required by the Building Code. See UBC Section 906. 7For storage exceeding 30 feet (914 mm) in height, Option I shall be used. 8Spectal fire-protection provisions such as, but not limited to, fire protection of exposed steel columns; increased sprinkler density: additional in-rack sprinklers, without associated reductions in ceiling sprinkler density; or additional fire department hose connections shall be provided when required by the chief. 9High-piled storage areas shall not exceed 500,000 square feet (46451.5 m2). A two-hour area separation wall shall be used to divide high-piled storage exceeding 500,000 square feet (46451.5 m2) in area. TABLE 81-B--REQUIREMENTS FOR CURTAIN BOARDS AND SMOKE VENTING1 (See Sections 8102.7.4 and 8102.8.3) COMMODITY CLASSIFICATION DESIGNATED STORAGE HEIGHT (tent) CURTAIN BOARD DEPTH (feet) MAXIMUM AREA FORMED BY CURTAIN BOARDS2 (square tout) VENT AREA TO FLOOR AREA RATIO MAXIMUM SPACING OF VENT CENTERS (tent) MAXIMUM DISTANCE TO VENTS FROM WALL OR CURTAIN BOARDS3 (feet) x 3048 for mm x 0.0929 to, m2 <3048 to, mm l-IV 200r1ess 6 10,000 1:100 100 60 (Option I) over 20-40 6 8,000 1:75 100 55 (-IV 20 or less 4 3,000 1:75 100 55 (Option 2) over 20-40 4 3,000 1:50 100 50 High hazard 20 or less 6 6,000 1:50 100 50 (Option over 20-30 6 6,000 1:40 90 45 High hazard 20 or less 4 4,000 1:50 100 50 (Option 2) over 20-30 4 2,000 1:30 75 40 For rack storage heights in excess of those indicated, see Section 8104.5. For solid-piled storage heights in excess of those indicated, an approved engineered design I shall be used. 2W hen areas of buildings are equipped with early suppression-fast response (ESFR) sprinklers, the curtain boards within these areas shall be loc a t e d o n l y a t t h e separation between ESFR and conventional sprinkler systems. 3The distance specified is the maximum distance from any vent in a particular curtained area 10 walls or curtain boards which form the perimeter of the curtained area. I 1-237 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Li TECHNICAL REFERENCE No. 6 I I I I I I I I I I I III I'JVV VHU IUHIV00uluo '_)I LII factor, combined with the increase of ..;.-' pressure available by reduced area, results in the ability to: Reduce Pipe Size Increase Spacing Eliminate Booster Pumps Upgrade Existing Densities Technical Data Model: ELO-231 or ELO-231 x 1/2 Style: Upright or Pendent (pendent not available in '/2" thread) Orifice Size: 0.64" (16.33 mm) (E.L.O.) K-Factor: 11.4 (163.02) Nominal Thread: 3/4"(19.1 mm) OrY2" (12.7mm) N.P.T. Temp. Rating and Frame Arm Color: 1650F/740C Uncolored 212°F/1 00°C White 286°F/141°C Blue Approvals: U.L., U.L.C., F.M. Minimum Operating Pressure: 10 PSI (68.95 kpa) Maximum Working Pressure: 175 psi (12.07bar) Factory Hydro Test: 100% at 500 psi (34.48 bar) Standard Finish: brass Coatings: UL Listed for wax, lead, or wax-over-lead Length: 33A6' (8.1 cm) Width: 1/4" (4.5cm) Weight: 4.8 OZ. (136 grams) ELOm231 .64 Orifice Automatic Sprinkler 6X(3T/tJc Specific Application .6 GPM/2,000 sq ft. Manufactured by: Central Sprinkler Company 451 North Cannon Avenue, Lansdale, Pennsylvania 19446 fl Product Class I through IV commodities and r 0 U C Group A plastics up to 20 (see application ' : chart on page 2). This provides owners Description and tenants great flexibility in allowable storage arrangements, heights and commodities. Tk,, I, ,,,,4 k,,.,,'1 f +1,,, 1 I A V The Central Model ELO-231 Automatic Sprinkler is an Extra Large Orifice Sprinkler that has been proven for storage occupan- cies by full-scale fire testing at Factory Mutual and designed to control high challenge fires in storage occupancies with relatively low required operating pressures. It is available in the standard 3/4' thread in upright and pendent, and for retrofit use a /2 thread is available for upright only. Through additional full-scale fire tests at Factory Mutual, the ELO-231 has been U.L. Listed and Factory Mutual Approved to reduce the required remote area for Class I through IV commodities and Group A Plastics (see table) to 2,000 sq. ft. This represents up to a 50% decrease in area when using Centrals ELO-231 sprinkler. Never has a 5/8' orifice standard spray sprinkler received such recognition for its performance in full-scale fire testing. The decrease in remote area, results in a dramatic reduction of the required water flow demand. This, combined with the low operating pressure requirements, results in: The ability to store higher when com- pared to ½" and ' 'A 2 " standard spray sprinklers at the same flow demand. This is because standard spray sprin- klers require higher water flow demands to protect the same height of storage. More water pressure is made available by reducing the overall water demand of the system. For example, a .6/4000 sq. ft, demand of NFPA 231C would nor- mally require a minimum of 2,400 GPM. The ELO-231 reduces this area to a .6/ 2,000 sq. ft. demand or 1,200 GPM. The available water pressure is higher at 1,200 GPM than at 2,400 GPM. There- fore, there is higher available pressure for use in hydraulic calculations. Flexibility for spec-occupancies by allowing palletized or rack storage of No. 2-9.2 I I III I I I I I I I I I I I I I NOTE: The ELO-231 is a standard spray sprinkler for use with the area/density curves of the NFPA standards and a specific application sprinkler for reduced area. The following guidelines are only for reduced area applications. These guidelines do not apply if you are not using the ELO-231 for reduced area specific application. For standard applications, see the ELO- 231 data sheet not this specific application data sheet. For projects requiring Factory Mutual Guidelines, consult the Factory Mutual Loss Prevention Data Sheets. Some of their requirements are different. I I I I ELO.231 Specific Application Guidelines Type of Storage: Single, double, multiple-row and portable rack storage and solid piled or palletizied storage. Commodity: Class l-IV. Group A and B plastics - cartoned, expanded or unexpanded as well as exposed, unexpanded. Maximum Storage Height: 20' Clearance: 36" minimum from deflector to top of storage. Max. Ceiling Height in Area of Storage:, 25' Construction Type: All types - deflector distances per NFPA 13 System Type: Wet or dry Sprinkler Data: K-Factor 11.4 Orifice 0.64" Thread Size 1/4"or 1/2 (upght only) Temperature Rating: 1650, 2120, and 2860 Hydraulic Design Criteria: End head flow to be determined based on the spacing of the sprinkler, per NFPA spacing criteria for standard spray sprinklers (see section 4-2.2.1), multiplied by the density of .6 gpm per sq. ft. This flow is then used in the formula: pressure = (flow/K-factor)2 to determine the minimum end head pressure. At least 10 psi must be used, even if the calculated pressure is less. Design Area: For wet systems 2000 square feet and for dry systems use the 30% increase for a total of 2600 square feet. Spacing: NFPA criteria for standard spray sprinklers. Maximum spacing is 100 square feet. Minimum spacing is 6' apart unless separated by baffles. Obstructions: NFPA criteria for standard spray sprinklers. I I I I I I I I I I Always consult the appropriate Factory Mutual data sheets if Factory Mutual Guidelines Apply. I I I I I I I -\! I I I I I I I Figure 1 ELO-231 Upright Sprinkler Figure 2 ELO-231 Pendent Sprinkler Design Data The Model ELO-231 Extra Large Orifice Sprinkler is Listed for standard sprinkler placement and standard flow and pressure requirements as specified in NFPA 13, 231 and 231C. The ELO-231 is not Listed for use as a "large drop" sprinkler nor as an "ESFR" sprinkler. The following parameters must be incorporated into the design of automatic sprinkler systems utilizing Model ELO-231 Sprinklers for NFPA applications: 1 Minimum sprinkler spacing is 6 feet. 4. Minimum sprinkler discharge pressure is 10 psi (36 gpm). 5 1/211 thread must only be used on retrofit applications. Factory Mutual's Loss Preven- tion Data Sheets contain the requirements for designs that differ from NFPA. Product Description The Model ELO-231 Sprinkler incorporates the time-proven "center- strut" actuating assembly which provides aesthetic appeal with high dependability. The "center-strut" mechanism responds significantly faster than more traditional mecha- nisms such as the link-and-lever or most commercial glass bulbs. Operation: A fusible alloy is sealed into a bronze center strut by a stainless steel ball. When the alloy melts at its rated temperature, the ball is forced upward into the center strut, releasing the two ejectors and operating the sprinkler. Unlike most other sprinkler designs, the alloy is not exposed to atmospheric conditions that could affect its proper functioning. It is also less susceptible to mechani- cal damage since there are no protrud- ing elements, extending beyond the sprinkler frame. rA Installation All Central Model ELO-231 sprin- klers must be installed according to current NFPA Standards. Deviations from these requirements and stan- dards or any alteration to the sprinkler itself will void any warranty made by Central Sprinkler Company. In addition, installation must also meet local government provisions, codes, and standards as applicable. The system piping must be properly sized to insure the minimum required flow rate at the sprinkler. Check for the proper model, style, orifice size, and temperature rating prior to installation. Install sprinklers after the I H I I I I I Maximum coverage area is I loO sq. ft. Automatic sprinkler systems must be hydraulically I calculated using the area/ density curves of NFPA Standards, I I piping is in place to avoid mechanical The owner is responsible for the A fire protection system that has damage; replace any damaged units. proper operating condition of all fire been shut off after an activation I Wet pipe systems must be pro- protection devices and accessories, should be returned to service imme- tected from freezing. The NFPA Standard 25 entitled, diately. Inspect the entire system for Upon completion of the installation, 'inspection Testing and Maintenance damage and replace or repair as system must be tested per of Water-Based Fire Protection necessary. Sprinklers that did not I the recognized standards. Systems", contains guidelines and operate but were subjected to In the event of a thread leak, minimum maintenance requirements. corrosive elements of combustion or remove the unit, apply new pipe joint Furthermore, the local Authority excessive temperatures should be I compound or tape, and reinstall. Having Jurisdiction may have addi- inspected, and replaced if need be. tional regulations and requirements The Authority Having Jurisdiction will Installation Sequence for maintenance, testing, and inspec- detail minimum replacement require- I tion that must be obeyed. ments and regulations. Step 1. The unit must be installed in It is advisable to have sprinkler Guarantee: Central Sprinkler the upright or pendent position. systems inspected regularly by a Company will repair and/or replace I Step 2. Use only a non-hardening pipe joint compound or Teflon* tape. qualified inspection service. Length of time between such inspections can any products found to be defective in material or workmanship within a Apply only to the male threads. vary due to accessibility, ambient period of one year from the date of Step 3. Hand tighten the sprinkler atmosphere, water supply, and site shipment. Please refer to the current I into the fitting. Use a Central ELO activity. Price List for further details of the Sprinkler Wrench, to tighten the unit Do not attempt to reassemble or warranty. into the fitting. A leak-tight joint otherwise reuse a sprinkler that has • • requires only 7 to 14 ft-lbs. of torque; a tangential force of 14 to 28 lbs. operated. Replace any sprinkler exhibiting corrosion or damage; Ordering delivered through a 6" handle will deliver adequate torque. Torque always use new sprinklers of the same type and temperature rating as Inf ormation I levels over 21 ft-lbs. may distort the replacements. orifice seal, resulting in leakage. Do not attempt to replace sprinklers The sprinkler shall, per NFPA, be without first removing the fire protec- Ordering Information: When • oriented so the frame arms are tion system from service. Be certain placing an order, indicate the full parallel with the branch line pipe. to secure permission from all Authori- product name. Please specify the ties Having Jurisdiction, and notify all quantity, model, style, orifice size, Teflon isa trademark of the DuPont Corp. personnel who may be affected during temperature rating, type of finish or system shutdown. A fire watch during coating, and sprinkler wrench. Care 8 maintenance periods is a recom- Availability and Service: Central sprinklers, valves, accessories, and mended precaution. I To remove the system from service IVIai ntenan ce mode, first refer to the system operat- other products are available through- out the U.S. and Canada, and ing guide and valve instruction. Drain internationally, through a network of I Sprinklers must be handled care- the water and relieve pressure in the Central Sprinkler distribution centers. fully. They should not be transported pipes. Remove the existing unit and install the replacement, using only the You may write directly to Central Sprinkler Company, or call (215) 362- or stored where ambient temperature may exceed 1 00°F/38°C. For best special sprinkler wrench. Be certain 0700 for the distributor nearest you. I results, store them in a dry, cool to match model, style, orifice, and Patents: Patents are pending. Conversion Table: location in the original shipping temperature rating. 1 inch = 25.400 mm 1 foot = 0.3048 M I package. Do not install sprinklers that have _______________ 1 pound = 0.4536 kg been dropped or visibly damaged. _________________ 1 foot pound = 1.36 Nm I coated, Sprinklers should never be painted, plated, or altered in any other ___________________ 1 psi = 6.895 kpa 0.0689 = bar way from manufactured condition or = 0.0703 kg/cm2 they may not function properly. Any 1 U.S. gallon = 3.785 dm I sprinklers altered in such manner CENTRAL = 3.785 liters must be replaced. Conversions are approximate. I Central Sprinkler Company OPT/MA TM is a registered trademark of 451 N. Cannon Avenue, Lansdale, PA 19446 Central Sprinkler Company. ©1994 Central Sprinkler Company Phone (215) 362-0700 I Printed in U.S.A. . FAX (215) 362-5385 ELO-231 SA. 1 Technical Data Model: ULTRA TMK17TM Style: Upright Orifice Size: .775 (19.7 mm) K-Factor: 17.0 (245.1 metric) Thread: W (20 mm) N.P.T. Temp. Rating Glass Bulb 155°F168'C . Red (FM only) 200F/93C - Green Approvals: UL, cUL, FM Maximum Working Pressure: 175 psi (12.1 bar) Factory Hydro Test: 100% at 500 psi (34.5 bar) Standard Finish: Brass wl chrome deflector Patent: Pending. TIV CENTRA1. .TULTRATM K-I 7TM :Automatic TSpthikler. I P I I'IIfI U LTRAT. m K- 1 7TM Specific Application 30'-O"(9.lm) Building with 251 00 1 (76m) No In-Rack Sprinklers Required Storage Manufactured by: Central Sprinkler Company 451 North Cannon Avenue, Lansdale, Pennsylvania 19446 ejProduct Description The Central Model ULTRA T' K- 1711 Automatic Sprinkler has been proven for storage occupancies by full-scale fire testing and designed to control high challenge fires in storage occupancies with relatively low required operating pressures. The fire tests results show in;racP sprinklers are not required in buildings up to 30-0(9. 1 m) in height with up to 25-0:7 6 (7.6 m) of storage when using tf'e ULTRATM K.17 T.M. This, combined with the law operating pressure requirements, can result in: No fire pumps and No In-Racks in buildings with greater ceiling heights and higher storage of commodity than ever before. The Ultra T14 K-17 TM allows flexibility for spec-type occupancies by allowing palletized or rack storage of Class 2 through IV commodities and Group7A plastics up to 25-0 (7.6m) (see applica- tion chart on page 2). This provides owners and tenants great flexibility in allowable storage arrangements, heights and commodities. I I I I I I I I I I I The low end head pressures of the 17 K-factor, can result in the ability to: Eliminate In-Racks Eliminate Pumps Install Systems in cold areas such as freezers without In-Racks The ULTRA T" K17TM can be differenti- ated from the K17-2311M by its chrome P deflector, the markings on the deflector, and the K-Factor. I No. 3-3.0 / •?.. ULTRATM K17TM Specific Application Guidelines Type of Storage: Single, double, multiple-row and portable rack storage and solid piled or pailetizied storage. Commodity: Class l-IV, encapsulated or non-encapsulated. Group A and B plastics - cartoned, expanded or unexpanded as well as exposed, unexpanded. Maximum Storage Height: 26-0'(7.6m) Clearance: 36" (914.4 mm) minimum from deflector to top of storage. Max. Ceiling Height in Area of Storage: 30(9.1 m) Construction Type: All types - deflector distances per NFPA 13. System Type: Wet or dry Sprinkler Data: K-Factor 17.0 (245.1 metric) Orifice .775 (19.7 mm) Thread Size 3/4" (20 mm) Temperature Rating: 200°F/93°C (UL,cUL,FM) 1550F1680C (FM only) Hydraulic Design Criteria: The density required is 0.80 gallons per minute per square foot (32.6 1pm/m/m2). The area per sprinkler is 100 square feet (9.3rn2) maximuim and 70 square feet(6.5 m2) minimum. The flow for the sprinklers is calculated by multiplying the density by the area per sprinkler. Design Area: For wet systems 2000 square feet (186 m2) and for dry systems use 4500 square feet (418.5 m2) Spacing: Maximum spacing is 100 square feet (9.3 m') and the minimum is 70 square feet (6.5 m2). The maximum distance between sprinklers is 12-0' (3.7m) (12-6(3.8 m) spacing is allowed in 25-0(7.6 m) bays). Minimum spacing is 6-0(1.8 m) apart unless separated by baffles. Obstructions: NFPA criteria for standard spray sprinklers. Note: For projects requiring Factory Mutual Guidelines, consult the Factory Mutual Loss Prevention Data Sheets. Some of their requirements are different, Design Data rA Installation The Model ULTRA` K-17 TM Sprinkler is Listed for standard sprinkler placement and specific flow and pressure require- ments as specified in this data sheet. The ULTRATM K-17TM is not Listed for use as a "large drop" sprinkler nor as an "ESFR "sprinkler. See Page 2 for design parameters. IiProduct Description The Model ULTRA TM K-17 TI Sprinkler incorporates the Glass Bulb actuating assembly which provides aesthetic appeal with high dependability. Glass Bulb Operation: The Model ULTRA T1 K-17 T1 now incorporates the latest in heat responsive glass bulb technology. The operating mechanism consists of a liquid-filled 5mm diameter frangible capsule that is only 2.0 cm in length. The glass bulb capsule operating mechanism contains a heat sensitive liquid that expands upon application of heat. At the rated temperature, the frangible capsule ruptures thereby releasing the orifice seal, thus operating the sprinkler. All Central Model ULTRA TM K-17 T11 sprinklers must be installed according to current NFPA Standards. Deviations from these requirements and standards or any alteration to the sprinkler itself will void any warranty made by Central Sprinkler Company. In addition, installation must also meet local government provisions, codes, and standards as applicable. The system piping must be properly sized to insure the minimum required flow rate at the sprinkler. Check for the proper model, style, orifice size, and temperature rating prior to installation. Install sprin- klers after the piping is in place to avoid mechanical damage; replace any damaged units. Wet pipe systems must be protected from freezing. Upon completion of the installation, the system must be tested per recognized standards. In the event of a thread leak, remove the unit, apply new pipe joint compound or tape, and reinstall. Installation Sequence Step 1. The unit must be installed in the upright position. Step 2. Use only a non-hardening pipe joint compound or Teflon tape. Apply only to the male threads. Teflon is a trademark of the DuPont Corp. Step 3. Hand tighten the sprinkler into the fitting. Use a wrench to tighten the unit into the fitting. A leak-tight joint requires only 7 to 14 ft.-lbs.(9.5 to 19.0 Nm) of torque; a tangential force of 14 to 28 lbs. (62.3 to 124,5 N) delivered through a 6' (150 mm) handle will deliver ad- equate torque. Torque levels over 21 ft. lbs.(28.6Nm) may distort the orifice seal, resulting in leakage. The sprinkler shall, per NFPA, be oriented so the frame arms are parallel with the branch line pipe. nCare & Ordering Maintenance ri Information Sprinklers must be handled carefully. They should not be transported or stored where ambient temperature may exceed 100°F/380C. For best results, store them in a dry, cool location in the original shipping package. Do not install sprinklers that have been dropped or visibly damaged, such as a crack in a glass bulb or a loss of liquid from the bulb. Sprinklers should never be painted, coated, plated, or altered in any other way from manufactured condition or they may not function properly. Any sprinklers altered in such manner must be replaced. The owner is responsible for the proper operating condition of all fire protection devices and accessories. The NFPA Standard 25 entitled, "Inspection Testing and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire I Protection Systems", contains guidelines and minimum maintenance requirements. Furthermore, the local Authority Having I Jurisdiction may have additional regulations and requirements for maintenance, testing, and inspection that must be obeyed. It is advisable to have sprinkler systems I inspected regularly by a qualified inspec- tion service. Length of time between such inspections can vary due to accessibility, ambient atmosphere, wafer supply, and I site activity. Do not attempt to reassemble or otherwise reuse a sprinkler that has operated. Replace any sprinkler exhibit- ing corrosion or damage; always use new sprinklers of the same type and tempera- ture rating as replacements. Do not attempt to replace sprinklers without first removing the fire protection system fron service. Be certain to secure permission from all Authorities Having Jurisdiction, and notify all personnel who may be affected during system shutdown. A fire watch during maintenance periods is a recommended precaution. To remove the system from service mode, first refer to the system operating guide and valve instruction. Drain the water and relieve pressure in the pipes. Remove the existing unit and install the replacement, using only the special sprinkler wrench. Be certain to match model, style, orifice, and temperature rating. A fire protection system that has been shut off after an activation should be returned to service immediately. Inspect the entire system for damage and replace or repair as necessary. Sprinklers that did not operate but were subjected to corro- sive elements of combustion or excessive temperatures should be inspected, and replaced if need be. The Authority Having Jurisdiction will detail minimum replace- ment requirements and regulations. Guarantee: Central Sprinkler Company will repair and/or replace any products found to be defective in material or workmanship within a period of one year from the date of shipment. Please refer to the current Price List for further details of the warranty. Ordering Information: When placing an order, indicate the full product name. Please specify the quantity, model, style, orifice size, temperature rating, and type of finish or coating. Availability and Service: Central sprinklers, valves, accessories, and other products are available throughout the U.S. and Canada, and internationally, through a network of Central Sprinkler distribution centers. You may write directly to Central Sprinkler Company, or call (215) 362-0700 for the distributor nearest you. Patents: Patents are pending. Conversion Table: 1 inch = 25.400 mm 1 foot = 0.3048 m 1 pound = 0.4536 kg 1 toot pound= 1.36 Nm 1 psi = 6.895 kpa = 0.0689 bar = 0.0703 kg/cm2 1 U.S. gallon = 3.785 dm3 = 3.785 liters Conversions are approximate. S I I I I I I ©1998 Central Sprinkler Company I Printed in U.S.A. CENTRAL Central Sprinkler Company 451 North Cannon Avenue, Lansdale, PA 19446 PHONE (215) 362-0700 FAX (215) 362-5385 ULTRATM K.17TM .7 S 231C-8 RACK STORAGE OF \IATERIALS copolymer; FEP - fluorinated ethylene-propylene co- polymer) Natural Rubber (not expanded) Nylon (Nylon 6. \vlon 6/6) Silicone rubber 2-1.4.3 Group C. Fluoroplastics ( PCTFE - polvchlorotrillitoroethyleue; PiFE - polvtetra(Ir)reihvlc:iic) Melamine (tuelamine formaldehyde) P lie ii ol Ic PVC (polyvinyl chloride - flexible - PVCs with plasucizer content tip to 20 percent) PVDC (pohvinvhdene chloride) PVDF (polvvinvlidene fluoride) PVF (polyin I fluori(le) Urea (urea fornialdc'hvdc) (c) Provision of ceiling sprinkler density for a ni ni mum of 2000 ft2 (185.9 m2)with ordinary-temperature-rated or high-teniperainre-rated sprinklers as specified in Table 3- 2.3(c) for storage heights above 15 ft (4.6 ill), tip 10 and including 20 ft (6.1 in) (rl) Provision of large-drop or early suppression fast response (ESFR) Ceding sprinkler protection in accordance wi iii Chapters 9 and 10, respectively I 3-3t Vents and Di-aft Curtains. Sprinkler protection criteria Shall he deterini ted based on the assumption that cord' vents and draft curtains are not being used. Chapter 4 Storage Arrangement 4.1* Rack Structure. Rack configurations shall be of a genet'- ally accepted arrangement. I Chapter 3 Building Construction 3-1 Construction. Buildings used for the rack storage of I materials that are protected in accordance with this standard hall he of any of lie types described in NFPA 220, .S7andard on / \])eS of B uildi iig (.nii !riid,ofl. I I I I I I I I I I 1 3-2 Fire Protection of Steel. 3-2.1t Fire protection of roof steel shall not he required where sprinkler svtents arc installed ill accordance with Chap- ters 6 through 10. 3-2.2t Fire protection of steel building columns shall not he required where cell ing '.pritikleis and sprinklers in tacks arc installed in accordance with Chapters 5 through S. 3-2.3t Where storage height exceeds 15 ft (4.6 ill) and only ceiling sprinkler's Me installed, lire protection shall he required for all types of steel building coltunns that are located within the racks or For vertical rack members that sill)-port the building. Such protecuon shall use one of the follow- lug methods: (a) Prossion of :iie-hiaui' (ire proofing (h) Provision of sidewall sprinklers at the 15-It (4.6-tn) eleva- tion that tie ii:ititecl toward one side of'the steel colnnui. Flow from such priuklr'rs shall not he required to be included in tIle hydraulic calculations for sprinkler sys- tent demand. 4-2 Rack Loading. Racks shall not he loaded bevonrl their design capacity. 4-3 Flue Space. ) 4-3.1t Storage up to and Including 25 ft (7.6 Iii). In ihit- ble-row and ill till racks withotu solid sliclies. it Ion- gitudlinal (back-to-back clearance between loads) (inc space shall not he required. Nominal 0-in. (142.4-mm) transverse flue spaces beiweeti loads and at tack uprights shall he maintained in single-row, double-row, and multi- pie-row tacks. Random variations in the widili of flue spac- es or in their vertical alignment shall be perunnerl Figure 4-3.1.) 4-3.2 Storage Height Over 25 ft (7.6 ill), Nominal 6-i 11. (142.4-mm) Ii'ansvei'se flue spaces between loads and at tack Uprights shall he maintained in single-row. double-tow. ;iitd mttltiple-row tacks. Nominal 6-itt. (152.4-win) lotigiuicliiial flue spaces shall be provided in double-row racks. Rauduiti variations in the width of line spaces or in their vertical aligit- went shall be pc'i'inincd. 44* Aisle Width. 4-4.1 The aisle width and the depth of 'irks i re determined b' material-lianihlitig methods. The itidulis of ;nles shall lie considered ni Ilie design ofuhie pi'otecnou sisienu. 5 Iliinugli 7.) Table 3-2.3(c) Ceiling Sprinkler Densities for Protection of Steel Building Columns Aisle Width 4 ft (1.2 m) 8 ft (2.4 in) Commodity Class gpm/ft2 (L/niin)/n'u2 gpni/ft2 (L/min) /nt2 0.37 15,1 0.33 13.5 II 0.44 17.9 0.37 15.1 Ill 0.49 20.0 0.42 17.1 [\' aitd ulasucs 0.68 27.7 0.57 23.2 Note: For aisle nictthi i 4 ii to8 It (.2 ill to !.4 ni). :i direci linear iiiiei'planoit beitrecit deisiucs shalt be permuted to be itt:i((e. For SI uniLS, t gpn It = (4()746 1. min)/m2. 1998 Edition Iv 'n r End View FIRE PROTECTION - (;[\ERAl.. 23 iC-it Possible transverse flue spaces Rows of storage . No longitudinal (back-to-back clearance) flue space Plan View Note: No longitudinal flue space is necessary. Figure 4-3.1 Tvit double-row rack with back-to-back loads 4-4.2 .-\isle widths shall he maintained either l)v fixed-rack -titiCttIieS co coittrolled he tIre careful location of portable racks. Any decreasc- in aisle wirltli shall reqitirea rCViCW of tlw' lilac of the protective systcni. 4_5f Storage Heights. The (listance front the top of the slor- iie to tIre cetlng sprinkler deIlc-ctnrs shall he not less than IS in. ((l.-l( in). I'\ : When, Ill iL/e-dlo/) (i i:.S/'R .c/nnk1r /au/ecllnn is owl, the (II (1(51111' /5(111? I/i,' In of I/li' .vin,i,t,w In I/ic (P1101/4 s/)ri li/tier (1e/?erlors s/in/i In, not less M an 36 in. (9) (in). 4-6 Commodity Clearances. 4-6,1 (..oinmoclitv clearances shall be maintained in accor- clan cc or t It N Fl>.-\ 91, Sill ntiaisi fir t:.siio ust .Sv.c/s'iit, /w \ n• Conre- / iii' of 1 lolei ui/i 4-6,2 Incandescent Light Fixtures. 4-71' Storage of Idle Pallets. 4-7.1 Idle seoocl or plastic pallets stored on the floor shall he Protected in accorclaiice with NFP,-\ 231, Slandard for General 4-7.2 Idle wood or plastic Pallets shall not he stored in racks. l:Xicf Iiiii Vu. I. hi/i' 000(1 /nillel.' 'Ii oil be pouts//uI to be .1/Ui/SI iii soil i ri/u-is' /no/relul iii (/1(015/0 11/i' rI's//i 1/11' opp/ic(ibie /rnvisio 115 of (:liipli-r 10. i:vie,0/inii No. 2: hI/i plus/ic /ei/Ie/s i/toll he pciislillul to be s/c,rul In 1,11(1(1 P/ii'S)' /iioli'clivI /1, (I(C(ii(I(liici' ni//i 1/se (I/)/)/icd/blc pror'isions of (:/i(l/)/i'r 10. Chapter 5 Fire Protection - General 5-1 Protective Systems. 5-1.1 Sprinkler systems shalt be si'ct-pipe systems 1:.v("1)I/oli: In (/ IPOS 1/itsl a?)' sill//il] In /rir.inC ti it/i crc special conili- //uio i'x/.I. (/is_ps/)e .cy.cl,'ins and /n/vu/ion q,%1rno.\1i(lII be fcrinil/i-i/. 5-1.2 \\'lui.-rc' dee-pipe systems are ned. Ille ceiling sprinkler art-as 01 operitriolt shall he iiicri'ased 9) percent over tire areas specified he Chapters Ii. 7, md ii. Deimsiiies iind areas shall hi- selected si that the hiril ascii of operittosi titer the 30 percent in.......ase iS HM greater thall 6000 112 '557.1 n. 5-1_3 \\'hemc p1emiomr systerils are used. preactioml Svsteno straIt I- to-ited it, (11\-pipe sysienis. L.vcc/i/inie This1re/silirilli'nI utah ,,is/ u//u u/ore it ion be (ill/WI)- slro/ul I/jul the du./010/on s.c0'u, //,u/ u. Is w/,u I,Su' /ni'a lion s vu/u-os ioii.'l'.V rio/Il Iii Is ll/i(/1(/?45'iI /1(1111 .u/iiii!ilei I (is t1iiitAIv ti.i I/ic I//i- l//u 115 /inlii (1 tsr/-f s/u' .vS/eIi?. 5-1.4 l)eti-ctots 01 preacrin systems slm;ill he instilled ill mccmnitrmice with 5-9.3, 5-2 Ceiling Sprinklers. 5-2.1 \''lmi're .rmmturrlatic sprinkler systeno iii- itistallect, tutu shall he ill ;mceorclance with NFP.-\ IS.../andorti for the his/nibs- /ion of .5/it in//u-i .Sv i/ems. /:.'i/lj)I/iilu : II //i'mi' inuii/i/osI ht this s/a 11(I(ii 4. 5_2_2 Standard response 1 /.-imt. (I 2.7-ntnr) orifice or 17/32- iii, (13.5-otto) i.ur ay mtice spr sprinklers shall he used whets :ipplvig illc ligrire ctmm'vi-s and tables ill (:uiapiers 6, 7, and S. ('iii (:Isnp/ci:s 9 nod 11) fur /ore-du/) tool 1,5//i .i /n 70/i Iris. l:.vcep/ion: I/se 117' of 7-is. (/5.9-1111)1) (if 101/4cc oijscc .5/)17/V .sfln. I/irs c/soIl lii' /iu'on i//u'uI ri/ore listed fin ,u its/i it0'. 5-2.3 The ririrninium tetnpem'rture rating ul ceilntg sprinklers stud I he 150'V (66:C). 5-2.4 In hnildings that are used ill 1)ats for tack storagc- of coinunorlities, the design of the ceiling sprinkler system that is wimlrin 15 it (4,6 mit) of the racks shall he the same as that pro- vided for ihc rack storage area. I'.vieplion : I there sr/a-na/eel by ahorror /iarls/soiu Mat is capable (if pr'r s-os/i n - lu-al /iuni ci Jii'e in I/ic rock s/na- gi' urea fir in fusing spusui- li/i'a- in Ike nnnra cli slorage area. 5-2.5 Where nonstorage spaces in buildings have lower cci)- ings than srorige spaces, tIre space ahovi' tIre drop ceiling shall be spii mklcred, \\'lrere the -area abuse it (1101) ceiling is Sprili- klerecl, tlti- sprinkler SVS10in shall be in accordance with 5-2.2 or (lie exccption to 5-2.2. 1:sss p//oil.' Spaces rihorue (/10/) ct-i/logs s/in/I 15(1/ Is' recnired 10 he spo /iieis'rl rohi-r I/u camp/v roil/i .\'['I',-1 /3, .Slcoi(lc/rs'l/or I/me ins/al/n/mn of Spun k/ri .Svslem,u. for (u/loim,'o/i/(' nins/ir/ is/i/i-oil concealed spaces. 5-31- Ceiling Sprinkler Spacing. For the purpose of selecting sprinkler spacing in hydraulically designed sprinkler sstenis listing '/-in. (12.7-min) orifice sprinklers or 17/50-t11. toni) orifice sprinklers to achieve a suipnmlatect density, 60 psi (411.7 kPa) shall be the niaxirninnu discharge Pressure tnscd at time calcnulmiionr starting point. 5-4 In-Rack Sprinklers. 5-4.1 In-Rack Sprinkler System Size. The -area protected by it single system of sprinklers in racks (in-rack sprinklers) shall riot exceed 40,000 ft (3716 nit) of floor area occupied by the 1998 Edition I I I I I I I I I I I I I APPENDIX A 13-89 joist construction, having top and bottom wood chords exceeding 4 in. (I 02 mm) in depth, should also be consid- ered wood truss construction. [See figure A-1-4.6(b)(v).J Floor truss 115 Continuous 2x load share bridging [min size 2 in. x 6 in. (50 mm x 152 mm) #2 SPFJ Figure A.1.4.6(b)(v) Examples of wood truss construction. A-1-4.7 Occupancy examples in the listings as shown in the various hazard classifications are intended to represent the 001111 fi)r those occupancy types. Unusual or abnormal fuel load- ings s o combustible characteristics and susceptibility for changes in these characteristics, fora particular occupancy, are consider- ations that should be weighed in the selection and classification. The Light Hazard classification is intended to encompass residential occupancies; however, this is not intended to pre- dude the use of listed residential sprinklers in residential occupancies or residential portions of other occupancies. A-14.7.1 light Hazard Occupancies include occupancies having conditions similar to: Churches Clubs Eaves and overhangs, if combustible construction with no combustibles beneath Educational Hospitals Ills t (liii on a I Libraries, except large stack rooms .M useums Nursing or convalescent homes Officel, including data processing Residenti al Restaurant seating areas Theaters and Auditoriums excluding stages and prosceniums Unused attics. A.I.4.7.2.1) Ordinary Hazard Occupancies (Group 1) I include occupancies having conditions similar to: Automobile parking and showrooms Bakeries I B e'. erage man ufact u ring cannel ies Dairy products manufacturing and processing Electronic plants? I Glass and glass products manufacturing Laundries Restaurant service areas. A-1-4.7.2.2 Ordinary Hazard Occupancies (Group 2) include occupancies having conditions similar to: Cereal mills Chemical plants - ordinary Confectionery products Distilleries Dry cleaners Feed mills Horse stables Leather goods manufacturing Libraries - large stack room areas Machine shops Metal working Mercantile Paper and pulp mills Paper process plants Piers and wharves Post offices Printing and publishing Repair garages Stages Textile manufacturing Tire manufacturing Tobacco products manufacturing Wood machining Wood product assembly. A-1.4.7.3.1 Extra Hazard Occupancies (Group 1) include occupancies having conditions similar to: Aircraft hangars (except as governed by NFPA 409) Combustible hydraulic fluid use areas Die casting Metal extruding Plywood and particle board manufacturing Printing [using inks having flash points below 100°F (37.9-C)] Rubber reclaiming, compounding, drying, milling, vulcanizing Saw mills Textile picking, opening, blending, gat-netting, card- ing, combining of cotton, synthetics, wool shoddy, or burlap Upholstering with plastic foams. Extra Hazard Occupancies (Group 2) include occupan- cies having conditions similar to: Asphalt saturating Flammable liquids spraying Flow coating Manufactured home or modular building assemblies (where finished enclosure is present and has combus- tible interiors) Open oil quenching Plastics processing Solvent cleaning Varnish and paint dipping 1996 Edition < 2500 2000 1500 372 C 0 Cs a) 0 a) C 279 5 U) 0 CS a) 232 < 13-64 INSTALLATION OF SPRINKLER SYSTEMS I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Exception No. 3: Uiiere pumps taking suction front a private fire .cmice main supply sprinklers only, the punip need not he sized to accommodate inside and outside hose. Such hose allowance shall be considered in eta/na/mg the available water supplies. Table 5-2.3 Hose Stream Demand and Water Supply Duration Requirements Total Combined Inside and Hazard Inside Hose Outside Duration in Classification (gpm) Hose (gpm) Minutes Light 0, 50, or tOO 100 30 Ordinary 0, 50, or 100 250 60-90 Extra Hazard 0, 50, or tOO 500 90-120 St L'nus: I gpm = .757iJni;i. 5-2.3.1.2 The 'cater supply for sprinklers only shall be determined either from the area/density curves of Figure 5-2.3 in accordance with the method of 5-2.3.2 or be based upon the rooin design method in accordance with 5-2.3.3, at the discretion of the designer. For special areas under con- sideration, as described in 5-2.3.4, separate hydraulic calcu-lations shall he required in addition to those required by 5-2.3.2 or 5-2.3.3. 5-2.3.1.3 Regardless of which of the two methods is used, the following rest rictions apply: (a) For areas of sprinkler operation less than 1500 sq It (139 1112) used for Light and Ordinary Hazard Occupancies, the density for 1500 sq 6 (139 mii) shall be used. For areas of sprin-kler operation less than 2500 sq ft (232 ni) for Extra Hazard )ccupancies, die density for 2500 sq ft (232 in 2) shall be used. C 0 Cs a) 0. 0 (b)* For buildings having unsprinklered combustible concealed spaces (as described in 4-13.1.1), the minimum area of sprinkler operation shall be 3000 sq ft (279 1112). Exception No. 1: Combustible concealed spaces filled entirely with noncombustible insulation. Exception No. 2*: Light or Ordinamy Hazard Occupancies where noncombustible or limited combustible ceilings are directly at/ac/med to the bottom of solid wood joists so as to create enclosed joist .cpamc.s 160 cuff (4.8 nm) or less in volume. Exception No. 3*: Concealed spaces where the exposed suifaces have aflame spread rating of 25 or less and the materials have been demonstrated to not propagate fire inn time form in whidi. I/icy are installed in the space. Water demand of sprinklers installed in racks or water curtains shall be added to the ceiling sprinkler water demand at the point of connection. Demands shall be bal-anced to the higher pressure. (See Chapter 6.) Water demand of sprinklers installed in concealed spaces or under obstructions such as ducts and cutting tables need not he added to ceiling demand. Where imside hose stations are planned or are re-quired by other standards, a total water allowance of 50 gpm (189 Iirnin) for a single hose station installation or 100 gpm (378 L/min) for a multiple hose station installation shall he added to the sprinkler requirements. The water allowance shall he added in 50-gpm (I 89-L'min) increments beginning at the most remote hose station, with each increment added at the pressure required by the sprinkler system design at that point. When hose valves for fire department use are attached to wet pipe sprinkler system risers in accordance with 4-13.21, the water supply, shall not he required to be 465 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 Density, gpm/112 Figure 5-2.3 Area/density curves. 1996 Edition Density, (L/min)/m2 2.0 4.1 6.1 8.1 10.2 12.2 14.3 16.3 5000 4000 ON '0000000 MOON WON ENNEMMENEENNOMENNON omommoffix Ohl N IlkINIIk ON .uIuIauI. isuiwasuusuusaaiiiiuiuui ------n, --------------------- -- --- --- 0 NEW iiivauaivaimiiimumaiima -II—uII'II.fl'IIIIIuIIs.III..Iu.IN 186 139 0,30 0.35 0.40