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T ical Ph sical Properties• <br />YP Y <br />Properties <br />Test Method <br />Value <br />Fungi Resistance: <br />ASTM G-21 <br />Zero Rah ,; <br />R Value (aged): <br />ASTM C-51F <br />6.9 at 1 inch <br />24 at 3.5 inches <br />38 at 5.5 inches' <br />54 at 7.9 inches' <br />Compressive Strength: <br />ASTM D-1621 <br />25 psi (nominal) <br />Core Density: <br />ASTM D-1622 <br />2.0 lbs.t t' (nominal) <br />Closed Cell Co•denl: <br />ASTM D-2856 <br />> 90% <br />Tensile Strength: <br />ASRA D-1623 <br />60 psi (nominal) <br />Moisture Vapor Transmission (Permeance): <br />ASTM E-96 <br />0.80 Perms at 1" <br />0.23 Perms at 3.5" <br />0.14 Perms at 5.5" <br />0.10 Perms at 7.9" <br />Water Absorption <br />ASTM 0-2842 <br />< 2% <br />Dimensional Stability: <br />ASTM D-2126 <br />< 10% <br />(158°F & 97% R.H.) <br />% Change in Volume <br />Air Leakage Rate: <br />ASTM E-2178 <br />< 0.02 L S' in <br />Flame Spread Index <25 <br />Surface Burning Characteristics" <br />ASTM E-84 <br />4-inches <br />Smoke Deve;oped Index < 450 <br />These items am provided as general information only. They are approximate values and are not part of the product specifications. <br />•� These numerical flame spread values are not a true reflection on how this or any material will perform in actual fire conditions. <br />• Values extrapolated from 3.5-inch thick sample testing. <br />Environmental Consideration and <br />Substrate Temperatures <br />Applicators must recognize and anticipate environ- <br />mental conditions prior to application to ensure the <br />highest quality foam and to maximize yield. Ambient <br />air and substrate temperature, moisture, and wind <br />velocity are all critical determinants of foam quality <br />and selection of the appropriate reactivity formula- <br />tion. va^iations in ambient air and substrate tempera- <br />ture will influence the chemical reaction of the two <br />components, directly afccting the expansion rate, <br />amount of rise, yield, adhesion and the resultant <br />physical properties of the foam insulation. <br />To obtain optimum results, the 13ayseal CC system <br />should only be spray -applied to substrates when <br />ambient air and surface temperatures fall within the <br />range of 30°F and 120°F. All substrates to be sprayed <br />must be free of dirt, soil, grease, oil .ind moisture <br />prior to application. Moisture in any form: exces- <br />sive humidity (>85%R.H.), rain, fog, or ice will <br />react chemically and will adversely affect system <br />performance and corresponding physical properties. <br />Application should not take place when the ambient <br />temperature is within 5°F of the dew point. Primers <br />may be necessary dependent upon conditions; consult <br />a Bayer MaterialScience LLC technical service rep- <br />resentative. <br />Wind velocities in excess of 12 miles per hour may <br />result in excessive loss of exothenn and interfere <br />with the mixing efficiency, affecting foam surface. <br />cure, and physical properties and Will cause over - <br />spray. Precautions must be taken to prevent damage <br />to adjacent areas from overspray. <br />Storage Conditions <br />Store at 70°F to 80OF in a dry and well ventilated <br />area, a minimum of48 hours prior to application of <br />material. Materials in containers should be main- <br />tained at 650E to 85OF while in use. Conditioned <br />trailers or tanks may be necessary. Material tempera- <br />ture should be confined with a thermometer or an <br />infrared gun. Do not configure equipment to recircu- <br />late 13ayseal CC components from proportioner back <br />into drum. Do not recirculate or mix other suppliers' <br />"A" or "D" component into Bayseal CC X system <br />containers. <br />CAUTION: If components are below suggested <br />temperatures, the increased viscosity of the com- <br />ponents may cause pump cavitation resulting in <br />unacceptable SPF application. If components are <br />above suggested temperatures, there may be loss <br />of blowing agent resulting in diminshed yield. <br />?age 2 of 4 — Document contains important information and must be read in its entirety. <br />
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