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in < H CM ri Lincoln Income Life Insurance Co.. Louisville, Ky. Architect: William Wesley Peters, Taliesin Associated Architects. General Contractor: Robert E. McKee Inc., Dallas. Texas Plastering Contractor William R. Doll Company, Louisville. Kentucky ZonoUte Mono-Kote Fireproofing VERM ICULITE PLASTER " AGGREGATE- :AND&'SP.RAY*DN^F IR E PJ? 0 0 FIN G ( .. . - '' : .>' l'-y' ZONOLITE DIVISION. W. R. 6IWCEiA;Cp.'^^^.^^; ? ZONOLITE MONO-KOTE* DEFINITION Mono-Koto Is the trade name for a fire protection material developed by Zonolite Division, W. R. Grace & Co. specifically for fast application, high fire resistance, and low cost. The material is spray applied by any one of several plastering machines. Mono-Kote is a cementitious, mill-mixed material re quiring only the addition of water at the job. It is applied directly to steel, concrete end other surfaces requiring fire protection. TECHNICAL DATA APPLIED DRY DENSITY: 1.5 lbs. per bd. ft. (15%). BOND STRENGTH TO STEEL: More than 500 lb. per sq. ft. when set and dry. BOND STRENGTH TO CONCRETE: More than 500 lb. per sq. ft when set and dry. SOUND ATTENUATION: The combination of beams and ceiling when fireproofed with Mono-Kote gives sound absorption of .50 to .85 depending upon the ratio of beam area to flat area. This is of value to the designer in accomplishing attenuation objectives, especially when the fireproofed area is part of a plenum above a finished ceiling. COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH: (Z in. cubes): More than 70 psi. AIR EROSION RESISTANCE: Independent laboratory test subjected standard, machine-applied Mono-Kote surface to winds exceeding hurricane velocity . . . over 100 M.P.H. for 87 hours ... with no erosion. Copies of test description available. FIRE RESISTANCE: Mono-Kote has been tested and rated according to ASTM E-119 by the Under writers' Laboratories, Inc. The material bears the U.L. label under a quality control inspection program. Fire resistance ratings and details for varied structural systems are available on request. To insure that architects and engineers have the benefit of the most recent ratings, it is suggested that they contact the local Zonolite office. Up to five hour ratings are available for steel beams. Ratings are also available on cellular, flat, or fluted, or blended steel floor systems and columns. SPECIFICATION: (SHORT FORM) Fire protection material shall be Mono-Kote as manufactured by the Zonolite Division, W. R. Grace & Co. or its processing Distributors, applied by machine to the thickness and in the areas shown on the drawings. The method of mixing and application shall conform to the manufacturer's recommendation. See page 3 for Long Form Specification. Federal Office Building, Jacksonville. Florida Architects and Engineers: Reynolds. Smith and Hills, Jacksonville, Florida General Contractor: Warrior Construction Co., Houston. Texas Plastering Contractor: E. L. Thompson Plastering Co., Jacksonville. Florida Zonolite Mono-Kote fireproofing Niagara International Center and Skylon Architects: Bregmsn end Hamann. Toronto, Ontario Consulting Engineers: Farkas. Barron. Jablonsky, Toronto. Ont. General Contractor: Pigott Construction Co.. Ltd.. Hamilton. Ont. Fireproofing Applicator: George Hannaford & Son. Ltd. Hamilton, Ontario Zonolite Mono-Kote fireproofing. SPRAY-ON FIREPROOFING SPECIFICATIONS 1. GENERAL CONDITIONS All applicable revisions of the General Conditions and Spe cial Conditions shall form a part of this Specification Sec tion, except as may be modified herein. 2. SCORE a) Work included -- The work required under this sec tion consists of furnishing all labor, materials and equipment necessary for sprayed fireproofing of structural steel members and metal decking, as in dicated in the drawings and as specified herein, and clean-up subsequent to that application. b) Work not included -- 1) Structural steel encased in concrete. 2) Trowelled plaster fireproofing is specified under the Plastering Section. 3) The cleaning of the surfaces to receive sprayed fireproofing. 4) In the event of sprayed fireproofing application in cold weather, the supply of temporary heat shall be by others, as defined in Section of the specifications. 3. EXAMINATION & COORDINATION a) The contractor shall study the contract drawings and specifications with respect to the work, as shown and specified hereinafter, to assure its complete ness. Supplementary items necessary to complete the work, though not definitely shown or specified, shall be brought to the architect's attention, and shall be included. The contractor's attention is di rected to the drawings'and specifications for both structural steel and metal decking, so that he may properly determine the exact scope of the work required. b) The contractor shall examine all surfaces to which the sprayed fireproofing is to be applied, and shall notify the General Contractor, in writing, if any con ditions exist which would be detrimental to the proper and expeditious installation of the work. Starting of work, within an area, will be construed as acceptance of the conditions of that area. c) All clips, hangers, supports, sleeves and other at tachments to the fireproofing bases, as covered under other sections of the specifications, are to be placed by others prior to the application of the fire proofing material, where these materials can be anticipated in adv=r-e. d) Ducts, piping r uit or other suspended equip ment that cou: - fere with the uniform applica tion of the fireproofing material are to be positioned after the application of the sprayed fireproofing. e) The contractor shall cooperate in the coordination and scheduling of the work of this section to avoid delays in the job progress. 4. SAMPLES Samples of sprayed fireproofing shall be submitted for ap proval in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Special Conditions. These samples shall be representative of the material as applied in accordance with Acceptance & Performance Criteria as stated below. 5. ACCEPTANCE & PERFORMANCE CRITERIA a) The sprayed fireproofing shall have been tested by Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. in accordance with the procedures of A. S. T. M. El 19. The structural steel members shall be protected with adequate fire proofing thicknesses and densities to provide the fol lowing fire Resistance ratings: Steel Columns.............................. ................-Hours Primary steel members (Girders)-Hours Secondary steel members (Beams)-Hours (Note: Secondary steel members are those which support only the floor system, and are spaced at Vi the column spacing or less.) b) The sprayed fireproofing beneath the deck assembly together with adequately proportioned concrete fill above the metal decking, shall provide a Hour fire resistant deck assembly as substantiated by a fire test in accordance with the procedures of A. S. T. M. E119, and performed by Underwriters' Laboratories. Inc. c) Minimum bond strength between the fireproofing material and the structural steel or galvanized deck ing shall beP. S. F. d) The fireproofing material shall not be subject to losses from the finished application by sifting, flak ing or dusting. This performance shall be measured by the results of a test for erosion resistance when subjected to high velocity air flow across the sur face of dried samples. The samples thus tested must be representative of machine applied material simi lar to that which can be expected on the project. The air velocity shall be not less thanfeet per minute, and the duration of the test shall be at leasthours. e) Documentation of the above performance shall be submitted with the bid. in order that all parties will fully understand the intention of application per formance at that time. 6. MATERIALS a) The sprayed fireproofing shall be cementitious setting-type, and shall be Mono-Kote as manufac tured by Zonolite Division -- W. R. Grace & Co., or its processing distributors. All manufactured materials shall be mill-mixed and shall be delivered in original/unopened packages bearing the name of the product, the manufacturer's name and the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Label. The materials shall be stored off the ground, under cover, and away from damp surfaces. Materials shall be kept dry until ready for use. Materials that have been exposed to water before actual use shall be discarded. b) Water shall be clean, fresh and free from organic and mineral impurities which would be harmful to the sprayed fireproofing materials. 7. INSTALLATION a) Application of sprayed fireproofing shall be in ac cordance with the printed instructions of the material manufacturer and the fire test report information. b) Only experienced applicators, approved by the ma terials manufacturer and Architect shall be allowed to place the materials. Upon request a qualified manufacturer's representative can be present for initial application to guide and assist applicator's personnel. c) All surfaces to which sprayed fireproofing will be applied shall be thoroughly cleaned of oil, grease, dirt, loose paint, mill scale or any other matter which would impair bond. d) Temperatures and enclosure conditions shall be as specified by the materials manufacturer. e) All patching and repairing of sprayed fireproofing, due to cutting by other trades, shall be performed under this section and paid for by the trade(s) that performed the cutting. 8. CLEAN UP After completion of fireproofing work, equipment shall be removed and all wall and floor areas cleaned of deposits of sprayed fireproofing materials. 9. BID INFORMATION Each bidder shall submit with his bid: a) Full report(s) of Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. fire tests including written material and detailed drawings of the tested assembly. b) Materials manufacturer's printed instructions for methods and procedures of application. c) Bond test data for unc.Jted, coated and galvanized steel applications. d) Results of tests of mate :al performance when sub jected to high velocity ai low. ZONOLITE DIVISION, W. R: GRACE & CO ZONOLITE* MONO-KOTE' (< DESCRIRTION'FIRE-RESISTANCE RATINGS ( E-119 by the .Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. The material., beats the U.L. label under a quality control inspection pro for fast. ipplicatloo; - Wgh'-fir* resistance,-and: tow cost. .The.. gram! Fire-resistance ratings and details for varied structural .-material Is sprayapplied byany.one of .several postering me- . systems are available on request To insure that architects and chines. MONO-KOTEis axementitious. mlll'^nixed material re-t - - engineers have the benefits of the most recent ratings. It Is . , qulring'only.the^dditioriofwater at.;the.'Job.,i-4t:fsapplied' ; (suggested that they contact the local Zonolite office. Five hour .ratings are available for steel beams. Ratings are also available ;on cellular, flat or fluted, or blended steel floor systems and columns., (All ratings Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc.) DESCRIPTION 2 Vi" sand-concrete fill. V." ZONOLITE MONO-KOTE following contour of under side of deck with an additional Vi" across top of flute. 2Vi* sand-concrete fill. ZONOLITE MONO-KOTE following contour of under side of deck with an additional Vi " across top of flute. RATING SYSTEM 2Vi" sand-concrete fill. ZONOLITE MONOKOTE Vi" thick applied to underside of steel floor as shown. 2V4" sand-concrete fill. ZONOLITE MONOKOTE Vi" thick applied to underside of steel floor with Vi* on top and sides of flute. Note: 1V4" deep steel floor section. (C 2Vi" sand-gravel concrete. ZONOLITE MONO-KOTE %" thick applied to under side of steel deck as shown, with addi tional Vi" at top and sides of flutes, l'/i" under trench header ducts. 2V4" sand-concrete fill. ZONOLITE MONOKOTE applied directly to underside of steel floor with %" under flat plate, add Vi" at top and sides of flutes and 1" under filled flutes under 36" trench header duct. Note: 3" deep steel floor section. Trench header duct not shown. 3 hrs. 2 hrs. 3 hrs. 2 hrs. r ( 3Vi " sand-concrete fill. ZONOLITE MONOKOTE applied directly to underside of steel floor Vi " below corrugations. 2Vi" sand-concrete fill. ZONOLITE MONOKOTE V4" thick applied directly to under side of steel floor as shown. <c 2Vi" sand-concrete fill. ZONOLITE MONOKOTE Vi" below filled flutes to underside of steel floor as shown. 3 hrs. 2 hrs. i . v , : v: v / SPRAY-ON FIREPROOFING tc 2 Vi" sand-gravel concrete slab. ZONOLITE MONO-KOTE %" thick applied di rectly under slab as shown. 2 hrs. 2 Vi" Jr- T" -- _l" T.-r-.-- -T'..--.r~-- --f-- -feSZa:: . ^A-A-rxA-x v v v v v v v Z3^ K5" ZONOLITE MONO-KOTE applied direct to structural steel beams and girders. Vi".............................. Vi".............................. Vi" 4 hrs. 3 hrs. 2 hrs. ZONOLITE MONO-KOTE applied directly to structural steel columns. l>/"............ 4 hrs. V."............ 3 hrs. Minimum column 14 WF 228. 2V,"........... V/%"........... l`/j"........... All Columns. (Additional ratings on other side) 4 hrs. 3 hrs. 2 hrs. 2Vi" sand-gravel concrete. ZONOLITE MONO-KOTE composite floor -- beam de sign applied 3/," on underside of blended, fluted and cellular lVi" steel floor. Vi" of MONO-KOTE on top and sides of flute. Composite beam -- V," following contour. (Shear strap in composite system may be replaced by shear lugs.) 2 hrs. 4 hrs. ZONOLITE DIVISION, W. R. GRACE & CO. 5 ZONOLITE VERMICULITE DESCRIPTION Zonolite Plaster Aggregate is a specially graded vermiculite produced under rigid quality controls in more than 45 Zonolite plants in the United States and Canada. When used with gypsum in plaster, it results in a lightweight, insulating, fire-resistant plaster for either hand or machine application. ZONOLITE PLASTER AGGREGATE BASECOAT PROPORTIONS Base Gypsum Lath Metal Lath Masonry Monolithic Concrete* * Ceilings Walls MIXES 100 lbs. Gypsum Cu. ft Zonolite 12 12 13 13 13 Thickness including Finish Coat* Vi * min. min. %" min. Mi ~ min. %** min. 'Greater thickness may be required for fire retardant ratings. See Vermiculite Institute "hire Resistance Ratings/* If monolithic concrete ceiling or wall surfaces require more than or Vi*\ respectively, of plaster to produce desired lines or sur faces. metal lath or wire lath shall be attached thereto. In extreme cases, metal furring may be required. TECHNICAL DATA Weight: Approximately IV2 lbs. per sq. ft. at V4 in. thickness. Gradation: Conforms to ASTM C35. Listed and inspected under Re examination Service of Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Fire Resistance: See partial list of fire resistance ratings below. Consult your local Zonolite office for the most recent rating. K Factor 0.95 (Sand Plaster, 3.0). Notes: (1) Zonolite Plaster Aggregate should be used with gypsum plaster that has been especially formulated for lightweight aggregates. (2) If Zonolite plaster is applied directly to exterior masonry walls, wall design should insure impermeability to wind-driven rain, and an interior surface above the dew point. FIRE RESISTANCE RATINGS I3/." ZONOLITE PLASTER over the face of self-furring metal lath wrapped around column. Same as above except 1 %" ZONOLITE PLASTER over face of self-furring metal lath. V/2" ZONOLITE PLASTER over the face of metal lath. Lath spaced l1/," from column flanges. Space behind lath on flange faces filledt with plaster, as shown. Same as above except 1" ZONOLITE PLAS TER over face of metal lath. COLUMNS 2" ZONOLITE-Portland cement PLASTER over paper-backed wire fabric wrapped around column with an additional wire fabric (no paper) over scratch coat. Column protected with l'h" ZONOLITE PLASTER applied over two layers of V2" thick long length plain gypsum lath wrapped with one layer of hexagonal mesh poultry netting. Same protection as above except 1" ZONO LITE PLASTER applied over gypsum lath. Column protected with 1" ZONOLITE PLAS TER applied over one layer of %" thick per forated gypsum lath. 2'h" sand-concrete fill. 1" ZONOLITE PLAS TER on metal lath or 2'h" sand-concrete fill on formed steel floor. 3/" furring chan nels with V," ZONOLITE PLASTER on metal lath. 2'h" sand-concrete fill. V," ZONOLITE PLASTER on metal lath. 2" sand-concrete fill. y," ZONOLITE PLAS TER on metal lath. 4 hrs. Paper-Backed Wire Fabric 4 hrs. 3'/2 hrs. 2 hrs. Gypsum Lath 4 hrs. 3 hrs. 2`/2-hrs. Steel Joists or Light Steel Construction / >7 PLASTER AGGREGATE SPECIFICATIONS MATERIALS -- Gypsum plasters shall conform to ASTM C28. Zonolite ver miculite shall conform to ASTM C35. Metal shall be protected against rusting. SURFACE PREPARATION All surfaoes to receive plaster shall be carefully inspected and in proper condition prior to plastering. Angles shall be straight and true. THICKNESS Proper grounds shall provide for minimum thickness of plaster (see table below). MIXING -- Zonolite vermiculite plaster may be mixed by hand or ma chine. When machine mixed, use following sequence: (1) Charge mixer with water. (2) Add aggregate. (3) Add plaster. (4) Mix to desired consistency, adding water as required. a. Setting Time--Zonolite vermiculite plaster shall set in 2-4 hours. b. Machine application: Use unfibered gypsum plaster, designated "for Machine Application" by the gypsum manufacturer. APPLICATION OF BASE COATS -- Use two or three coat work depending on plaster base. For detailed directions on solid plaster partitions, hollow stud partitions and other bases, consult Manufacturer or refer to ASA or Vermiculite Institute Standard Specifications. APPLICATION OF FINISH COATS- Gypsum-sand float finish, Keene's Cement-time-sand-float fin ish, machine-applied gypsum vermiculite texture finish, or mill-mixed acoustical plasters (Zonolite Acoustical Plastic) shall be applied following ASA or Vermiculite Institute Stand ard Specifications. Gypsum-lime putty trowel finishes shall in clude approximately Vi cu. ft (50 lbs.) fine silica sand per 100 lbs. gauging piaster. ZONOLITE FINISH COAT- Finish Coats are available for application to acoustical plasters or may be applied directly to concrete as a texture coat. When applied to a thickness of X" over acoustical plasters, Zonolite Finish Coat will not adversely affect sound absorption. Zono lite Finish Coat is mill-mixed, requiring only the addition of water at the job. It is applied by any one of several pump type plaster machines or air-spray texture guns. It has a light reflectivity of 65%. 1" of ZONOLITE PLASTER over the face of metal lath. At least 2 Vi" air space between structural members and back of metal lath. %" of ZONOLITE PLASTER plus Vi" of ZONOLITE ACOUSTICAL PLASTIC over the face of metal lath. At least 2Vi" air space between structural members and back of metal lath. %" of ZONOLITE PLASTER over the face of metal lath. Ceiling openings for two duct outlets as shown and for two electrical out let boxes; aggregate area of openings not to exceed 100 sq. in. in each 100 sq. ft. of ceiling area. Duct openings protected by dampers. 1* of ZONOLITE PLASTER on metal lath furred or in contact with the lowr- "ange of supporting primary beams 3A` of ZONOLITE PLASTER cn lath furred or in contact with the lower flange of supporting primary beams. ZONOLITE PLASTER on metal lath -- sup ported on wire or channel hangers. %" plaster. 1" of ZONOLITE PLASTER applied to each face of Vi" thick long length plain gypsum lath. No studs. Overall thickness of par tition 2Vi". V." of ZONOLITE PLASTER applied to each face of Vi" thick long length plain gypsum lath. No studs. Overall thickness of par tition 2". ZONOLITE PLASTER applied on metal lath fastened to incombustible studs spaced 16" on centers. Overall thickness of par tition 2Vi". ZONOLITE PLASTER applied on metal lath fastened to incombustible studs spaced 16" on centers. Overall thickness of partition 2". 4 hrs. BEAMS, GIRDERS & TRUSSES 4 hrs. \ irrVm 3 hrs. 4 hrs. 3 hrs. T " jCONTACT PRIMARY BEAMS- Protected with Furred or Contact Ceilings FURREO 4 hrs. 2 hrs. SOLID PLASTER PARTITIONS 1 hr. Individually Protected 1?-T Gypsum Lath 2 hrs. 1 hr. ZONOLITE DIVISION, W. R. GRACE & CO. OTHER ZONOLITE PRODUCTS ZONOLITE Vermiculite CONCRETE AGGREGATE For insulating concrete roof deck applications over vented galvanized steel, formboard, structural and pre cast concrete. For current catalog, send for CA-140. ZONOLITE Vermiculite Water-repellent insulation for cores and cavities in masonry construction. Doubles thermal insula MASONRY FILL INSULATION tion in most systems. Full details in catalog MF-83. ZONOLITE DYFOAM In roll or board form, for perimeter insulation, cold storage, flotation, innumerable uses. Send for EXPANDED POLYSTYRENE catalog DF-26. ZONOLITE DYFOAM NOISE CONTROL BOARD ZONOLITE Vermiculite ATTIC INSULATION ZONOLITE Glass Fiber INSULATION Specially-laminated polystyrene for sound-deadening in wall and ceiling systems. Full details and test data in SC-101. Free-flowing, permanent, mineral granules for insulation of horizontal spaces. Can be applied di rectly over existing inadequate insulation. Ask for brochure HI-203. Full range of widths, thicknesses for any R-factor requirement. Foil-faced, kraft-faced or plain. De tails in brochure HI-203. ZONOLITE SALES OFFICES ZONOLITE DIVISION W. ft GRACE A CO. ALABAMA, Birmingham 35205 2800 Fifth Ave.. South ARIZONA. Phoenix 85031 4220 West Glenrosa ARKANSAS, North Little Rock 72114 P. O. Box 294 CALIFORNIA Los Angeles 90041 758 Colorado Bivd Los Angeles 90041 P. O. Box 41077 9 Modesto 95351 416 Hosmer Street P. O. Box 862 Newark 94560 6651 Smith Avenue P. O. Box 217 COLORADO, Denver 111S. Navaio Street FLORIDA Boca Raton 33432 P. 0. Box 67 rBoca Raton 15S5 N W. 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Q A.IA No. 21-A-5 `iLlA.No. 21-A-5& VERMICUL1TE PLASTER AGGREGATE AND sf RAY-ON FIREPROOFING y * r- > ZONOLITE DIVISION, W. R. GRACE & CO. - ' A * ..IT *', OL1TE* MONO-KOTE* EFINITION Mono-Kota It the trad* hmn lor a Hr* protaction material developed by Zonolita Diviaion, W. R. Grata 4 Co. specifically for fast application, higti fire resistance, and low cost The matsrial is spray applied by any one of several plastering machines. Mono-Kota is a cementitious, mill-mixed material re quiring only the addition of water at the job. It Is applied directly to steal, concrete and other surfaces requiring fire protection. TECHNICAL DATA APPLIED DRY DENSITY: 1.5 lbs. par bd. ft (* 15%). ^ BONO STRENGTH TO STEEL: More than 500 lb. per sq. ft when set and dry. BONO STRENGTH TO CONCRETE: More than 500 lb. per sq. ft when set and dry. SOUND ATTENUATION: The combination of beams and ceiling when fireproofed with Mono-Kote gives sound absorption of .50 to .85 depending upon the ratio of beam area to flat area. This is of value to the designer in accomplishing attenuation objectives, especially when the fireproofed area Is part of a planum above a finished ceiling. > COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH: * (2 In. cubes): More than 70 psi. AIR EROSION RESISTANCE: Independent laboratory test subjected standard, maehine-applled Mono-Kote surface to winds exceeding hurricane velocity . . . over 100 M.P.H. for 87 hours ... with no erosion. Copies of test description available. FIRE RESISTANCE: Mono-Kote has been tested and rated according to ASTM E-119 by the Under writers' Laboratories, Inc. The material bears the ULL. label under a quality control inspection program. Fire resistance ratings and details for varied structural systems are available on request To Insure that architects and engineers have the benefit of the most recent ratings, it Is suggested that they contact the local Zonolita office. Up to five hour ratings are available for steel beams. Ratings are also available on cellular, flat or fluted, or blended steel floor systems and columns. %PEftnCATMN:lSHORr:FORMn ^Flre protection material shail be Morio-Kote as manufactured by the Zonolita^ .Division. W. R. Grace A Co. or Its processing Distributors, applied by machine*) to the thickness and In the areas shown on the drawings. The method'dr .mixing and application shall conform to the manufacturer's recommendatiorin Sea page 3 tor tong Form Specification. ^ PWml Office Building. Jacksonville. Ftoftoi Architect* and Engineers: Reynold*, Smith and HR)*, Jacksonville, Florida Qenerel Contractor: Warrior Conatructton Ce,, Houiton. Texas Plastering Contractor E. L. Thompaon Flattering Ce,, Jackaonvllle, Florida ZonoIHe Mono-Kote fireproofing Niagara International Center end Skylon Architect*: Bragman and Hamann. Toronto. Ontario Canavitlng Engineer*: Farkta. Barren. JaWonaky, - Terr tie. Ont General Contractor: FIgot: Construction Co.. Ud.. Hamilton. Ont. Fireproofing Applicator: Gtorp* Htnnalord A Sen. Lid Hamilton. Ontario Zonolita Mono-Kola fireproofing. SPRAY-ON FIREPROOFING SJgCl HGA'WONS^ 1. GENERAL CONUTIONS All applicable revisions of the General Conditions and Spe cial Conditions Shall form a part of this Specification Sec tion, except as may be modified herein. 2. SCOPE a) Work included -- The work required under this sec tion consists of furnishing all labor, materials and equipment necessary for sprayed fireproofing of structural steel members and metal decking, as In dicated In the drawings and as specified herein, and ciean-up subsequent to that application. b) Work not Included -- 1) Structural steel encased. In concrete. 2) Trowelled plaster fireproofing Is specified under the Plastering Section. 3) The cleaning of the surfaces to receive sprayed fireproofing. 4) In the event of sprayed fireproofing application in cold weather, the supply of temporary heat shall be by others, as defined in Section of the specifications. 3. EXAMINATION & COORDINATION a) The contractor shall study the contract drawings and specifications with respect to the work, as shown and specified hereinafter, to assure its complete ness. Supplementary items necessary to complete the work, though not definitely shown or specified, shall be brought to the architect's attention, and shall be included. The contractor's attention is di rected to the drawings and specifications for both structural steel and metal decking, so that he may properly determine the exact scope of the work required. b) The contractor shall examine all surfaces to which the sprayed fireproofing is to be applied, and shall notify the General Contractor, In writing, if any con ditions exist which would be detrimental to the proper and expeditious Installation of the work. Starting of work, within an area, will be construed as acceptance of the conditions of that area. c> All dips, hangers, supports, sleeves and other at tachments to the fireproofing bases, as covered under other sections of the specifications, are to be placed by others prior to the application of the fire proofing material, where these materials can be antidpated in advance. d) Ducts, piping or conduit or other suspended equip ment that could Interfere with the uniform applica tion of the fireproofing material are to be positioned after the application of tha sprayed fireproofing. > e) The contractor shall cooperate In the coordination and scheduling of the work of this section to avoid delays in tha fob prograss. 4. SAMPLES Samples of sprayed fireproofing shall be submitted for ap proval in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Special Conditions. These samples shall be representative of the material as applied in accordance with Acceptance A Performance Criteria as stated below. 5. ACCEPTANCE A PERFORMANCE CRITERIA a) The sprayed fireproofing shall have been tested by Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. in accordance with the procedures of A. S. T. M. El 19. The structural steel members shall be protected with adequate fire proofing thicknesses and densities to provide the fol lowing fire resistance ratings: Steel Columns..............................................-Hours Primary steel members (Girders) -Hours Secondary steel members (Beams)..-Hours (Note: Secondary steel members are those which support only the floor system, and are spaced at V4 tha column spacing or less.) b) The sprayed fireproofing beneath the deck assembly together with adequately propori.taned concrete fill above the metal decking, shall provide a Hour fire resistant deck assembly as substantiated by a lira test In accordance with the procedures of A. S. T. M. El 19. and performed by Underwriters' Laboratories. Inc. c) Minimum bond strength between the fireproofing material and the structural steel or galvanised deck ing shall be -- P. S. F. d) The fireproofing material shall not be subject to losses from the finished application by sifting, flak ing or dusting. This .performance shall be measured by tha results of a test for erosion resistance when subjected to high velocity air flow across the sur face of dried samples. The samples thus tested must be representative of machine applied material simi lar to that which can be expected on the project. The air velocity shall be not lass than------------ feet per minute, and the duration of tha test shall be at leasthours. -a) Documentation of the above performance shall be submitted with the bid. In order that ail parties will fully understand the Intantlon of application per formance at that time. 6. MATERIALS a) The sprayed fireproofing shall be cementitious setting-type, and shall be Mono-Kote as manufac tured by Zonolite Division -- W. R. Grace A Co., or its processing distributors. All manufactured materials shall be mill-mixed and shall be delivered In original, unopened packages bearing the name of the product the manufacturer's name and the Underwriters* Laboratories. Inc. Label. The materials shall ba stored off the ground, under cover, and away from damp surfaces. Materials shall be kept dry until ready for use. Materials that have been exposed to water before actual use shall be discarded. b) Water shall be dean, fresh and free from organic and mineral Impurities which would be harmful to the sprayed fireproofing materials. 7. INSTALLATION a) Application of sprayed fireproofing shall be In ac cordance with the printed instructions of the material manufacturer and the fire test report Information. b) Only experienced applicators, approved by the ma terials manufacturer and Architect shall be allowed to place the materials. Upon request a qualified manufacturer's representative can be present for Initial application to guide and assist applicator's personnel. c) All surfaces to which sprayed fireproofing will be applied shall be thoroughly cleaned of oil, grease, dirt loose paint mill scale or any other matter which would impair bond. d) Temperatures and enclosure conditions shall be as specified by the materials manufacturer. a) All patching and repairing of sprayed fireproofing, due to cutting by other trades, shall be performed under this section and paid for by the trade(s) that performed the cutting. 8. CLEAN-UP After completion of fireproofing work, equipment shall be removed and all wall and floor areas cleaned of deposits of sprayed fireproofing materials. 9. BID INFORMATION Each bidder shall submit with his bid: a) Full report(s) of Underwriters' Laboratories. Inc. fire tests including written material and detailed drawings of the tested assembly. b) Materials manufacturers printed instructions for methods and procedures of application. e) Bond test data for uncoated, coated and galvanized steel applications. d) Results of tests of material performance when sub jected to high velocity air flow. ZONOLITE DIVISION, W. R. GRACE & CO DESCRIPTION * 2V4* sand-concrete Ml. H' ZONOLITE MONO-KOTE following contour of underside of deck with an additional V4" across top of flute. 2Vi* sand concrete fill. ZONOLITE MONO-KOTE following contour of under side of deck with an additional Vi" across top of flute. RATING 3 hrs. ** 2 hrs. 2% * sand-concrete fllF. ZONOLITE MONOKOTE %" thick applied to undaraida of steel floor a* shown. 2V4 * aand-concrata fill. ZONOLITE MONu- . KOTE K* thick applied to underside of steel floor with '6" on top and sides of flute. Note: 1 '6 * deep steel floor section. 3 hn. 2 hr*. 2'6" sand-gravel concrete. ZONOLITE MONO--KOTE 'K" thick applied to under side of steel deck as shown, with addi tional Vi " at top and sides of flutes, 1V4" | under trench header duCts. 2Vi * sand-concrete fill. ZONOLITE MONOKOTE applied directly to underside of steel floor with Jf,* under flat plate, add Vi" at top and sides of flutes and 1* under filled flutes under 36* trend' header duct Note: 3" deep steel floor section. Trench header duct not shown. 3 hrs. 2 hrs. 2V4* i 3 VS * sand-concrete fill. ZONOLITE MONO- KOTE applied directly to underside of steel floor l/4* below corrugations. 4 hrs. SYSTEM ^5S2Zi' i--:---------ir* 216' sand-concrete fill. ZONOLITE MONOKOTE Vi" thick applied directly to under side of steel floor as shown. _ilVV i" r 3 hrs. 14>44 '.>-.&: - 7: *. U *:. 216" sand-concrete All. ZONOLITE MONOKOTE V* ' below filled flutes to underside of steel floor as shown. 4 2 hrs. SPRAY-ON FIREPROOFING 2V4 ' sandgravel concrete slab. ZONO- UTE MONO-KOTE %' thick applied dlractly under slab as shown. 2 hrs. l | ZONOLITE MONO-KOTE applied direct to ' structural steal beams and girders. ' *-v ir- 4 hrs. 3 hrs. 2 hrs. h I ZONOLITE MONO-KOTE applied directly to structural steal columns. ll/*............. 4 hrs. %*............. 3 hrs. Minimum column 14 WF 228. 2V4*____ 1%'.............. 1V4 ".............. All Columns. (Additionalratings on other side) 4 hrs. 3 hrs. 2 hrs. -- -------- 30' 2xh" sand-gravel concrete. ZONOLITE MONO-KOTE composite floor -- beam de sign appiiad H" on underside of blended, fluted and cellular 1V4" steel floor. V4* of MONO-KOTE on top and sides of flute. Composite beam -- following contour. (Shear strap in composite system may be replaced by shear lugs.) i iI \ i \ I 1 ZONOLITE DIVISION, W. R. GRACE & CO. Nolite* vermiculite aBBsase'*''* iCRlPTiiOOMM. *'.'-TECHNICAL DATA ,*!.- w-fhbAppn-B>ily IVi IbS. per 8*.$ i in norethav45Zonollte;,,*wb*i ^ r, K results Hi a gghtwalgM, plaster tor lth hand or machina ' Conforms to ASTM 05. Urtodand^ axamination Sarvica of Undarwrtterr gagfjgcggteark,' - .--h :------- uMBtiftm ?MetoiLaMt mm 100 to*. areswe* i tomato ' a ia l a^ FMaacmt* H'mto. H'-mhv H'wUn. jManeMMe Cencrete** CareeUaisnae X X aa te'mtn. 4b* min. ITtltoeter thklMMi may be nrM tor lira (MitoM raUflC*. Baa ^.'VanwttMlWa toeiMuto Tin ReeisMnca Rallno- W mnatotoc eancraia celMnc ar wad aurfacaa require non' than tH* ar H". reepecttoebr. af Master to pteduce desired lines or sur. toss*. malal lath ar atlro lath sbsli ba ` i ,--aaa. malal tarrtoc may ba required. FIRE RESISTANCE RATINGS IVi* ZONOLITE PLASTER over the face of self-lurring metal lath wrapped around column. Same as above except IVi' ZONOLITE PLASTER over face of self-furring metal lath. IVi' ZONOLITE PLASTER over the face of metal lath. Lath spaced IVi' from column flanges. Space behind lath on flange faces filled with plaster, as shown. Same as above except 1" ZONOLITE PLAS TER over face of metal lath. 4 hrs. 3 hrs. 4 hrs. 3 hrs. Hr* Easistenca: Soo partial Hat of lira losittonc* ratings local Zonollte offlca for tha most racant rating,) K Factor; 0.99 (Sand Plaster. 3.0). ' >Mai;fiw< .. (1) Zonollta Plaster Aggregate should be used with gypsum?'' plaster , that has boon especially formulated for lightweight'. aggregates. y#\>s (2) If ZonoUte plaster Is applied directly to exterior masonry walls, wall design should Insure Impermeability to wind-driven rain, and an Interior surface above the dew point . >2 "y COLUMNS Metal Lath < > I f 1I 2' ZONOLITE-portland cement PLASTER over paper-backed wire fabric wrapped around column with an additional wire fabric (no paper) over scratch coat / Column protected with IVi' ZONOLITE PLASTER applied over two layers of Vi* thick long length plain gypsum lath wrapped with one layer of hexagonal mesh poultry netting. Same protection es above except 1* ZONO LITE PLASTER applied over gypsum lath. Column protected with I* ZONOLITE PLAS* TER applied over one layer of Vi* thick per* forated gypsum lath. 2Vi" sand-concrete fill. 1" ZONOLITE PLAS* TER on metal lath or 2Vi" sand-concrete fill on formed steel floor. Vi' furring chan nels with Vi' ZONOLITE PLASTER on metal lath. 2Vi" sand-concrete fill. Vi' ZONOLITE PLASTER on metal lath. 2' sand-concrete fill. Vi' ZONOLITE PLAS TER on metal lath. 4 hrs. Paper-Sacked Wire Fabric 4 hrs. 3 Vi hrs. 2 hrs. OypMim Lath 4 hrs. 3 hrs. 2Vi nrv, StMi Jotttl UfM 8lt( ConttrvctloA 11* r r v1- -i .1 i i >i .1f * r PLASTER AGGREGATE to ASTM C28. Zonoltta verC39. Metal shaU be pratactad shaft ba carefully Inspected and taring. Angles shall ba straight ftopwggb^^^^^^ljrffor minimum thickness of piaatar *--may ba mixed by hand or machinar-Wheartiachlheintaad. uaa feflowing sequence: (1> ChargiinbmWhto'i (4) \Mlr todeslred pbruUstency. adding water as required. .~?&&Settfng Tlmo', Zbnollta aarmlcuBte plaster shall sat *' b. Machine application: Um onffbered gypsum designated "for MacMm AppticatkxT by the manufactum. APPLICATION OP BASE COATSUm two or ttnao coat work dapending on piaatar____ detailed directions on solid plaster partitions, hoUowr__ partitions and other bases, consult Manufacturer or referit ASA or Vermicuilte Institute Standard Specifications. APPLICATION OF FINISH COATS-- Gypsum-sand float finish, Kaam's Camem-flme-Mnd-floatftflg ish. machine-applied gypsum vermiculits texture flnlshfV.br. mill-mixed acoustical plasters (Zonollte Acoustical Plastfct ahait ba applied following ASA or Vermicullta Institute Stan ard Specifications. Qypsum-Ume putty trowel finishes shalhljk elude approximately ft cu. ft (50 lbs.) fine silica mnd'.per 100 lbs. gauging plaster. .. ... - ZONOUTE FINISH COAT- Finish Coats are available for application to acoustical piasters! or. may ba applied directly to concrete as a texture coat. When applied to a thickness of Htm over acoustical plasters, Zonollte Finish Coat will not adversely affect sound absorption. ZonoV Kte Finish Coat is mill-mixed, requiring only the addition of water at the fob. It Is applied by any one of several pump type plaster machines or sir-spray texture guns. It has a light reflectivity of 65%. . ..j.-fc 1* of ZONOLITE PLASTER over the face of metal lath. At leatt 2V4* air space between structural members and back of metal lath. 4 hrs. BEAMS. GIRDERS A TRUSSES %* of ZONOLITE PIASTER plus V4* of ZONOLITE ACOUS TCAL PLASTIC over the face of metal lath. At least 2V4" air space between structural members and back of metal lath. 4 hrs. %* of ZONOLITE PLASTER over the face of metal lath. Calling openings for two duct outlets as shown and for two electrical out let boxes; aggregate area of openings not to exceed 100 sq. in. In each 100 sq. ft. of Ii ceiling area. Duct openings protected by dampers. 3 hrs. gueMwded fI*rWaUIRlwlwgSo I1 1* of ZONOUTE PLASTER on metal lath I furred or In contact with the lower flange of supporting primary beams. 4 hrs. y~ of ZONOLITE PLASTER on metal lath furred or in contact with the lower flange of supporting primary beams. 3 hrs. ZONOUTE PLASTER on metal lath --sup ported on wire or channel hangars. %' piaster. 4 hrs. MMduaay Protected 1* of ZONOUTE PLASTER applied to each ' face of V4" thick long length plein gypsum - lath. No studs. Overall thickness of par tition 2V4". */4" of ZONOLITE PLASTER applied to each face of V4" thick long length plein gypsum lath. No studs. Overall thickness of pari tition 2*. 2 hrs. SOUD PLASTER PARTITIONS 1 hr. OypMn Lath \ ZONOUTE PLASTER applied on metal lath \ fastened to Incombustible studs spaced ! 16* on centers. Overall thickness of par- 1 tition 2%*. 2 hrs. I l ZONOLITE PLASTER applied on metal lath ; fastened to Incombustible studs spaced 16* i i on centers. Overall thickness of partition 2*. 1 hr. ZONOLITE DIVISION, W. R. GRACE & C &R ZONOLITE PRODUCTS % ZONOUTE* VormicuVts CONCRETE AGGREGATE For insulating concrete roof deck applications over vented galvanized steel, fomtboard, structural and pre-cast concrete. For currant catalog, sand for CA-140. ZONOUTE VermicuVte Water-repellent Insulation for cores and cavities In masonry construction. Doubles thermal insula* MASONRY FILL INSULATION tion In most systems. Futt details in catalog MF-83. ZONOUTE DYFOAM* In roll or board form, for perimeter Insulation, cold storage, flotation, innumerable uses. Send for EXPANDED POLYSTYRENE catalog DF-26. ZONOUTE DYFOAM* NOISE CONTROL BOARD Specially-laminated polystyrene for. sound-deadening in wall and celling-systems. Full details and tes^data In SC-101. ZONOUTE Vermiculfte ATTIC INSULATION Free-flowing, permanent mineral granules for Insulation of horlxontaripices. Can be applied di rectly over existing Inadequate insulation. Ask for brochure HI-203.____ ZONOUTE Glass Fiber INSULATION Full range of widths, thicknesses for any R-factor requirement Foil-faced, kreft-faced or plain. De tails in brochure HI-203. (' t *ZONOLITE,SALES' OFFICES ZONOUTE DIVISION W.R. BRACE ACO. MASSACHUSETTS, Easthampton 01027 R. O. Box 112 WISCONSIN, Mltwoukae 900 North 43rd SL ALABAMA. Birmingham 35205 2BOO Filth Ave- South ARIZONA. Phoenix 15031 4220 Wnt Glsnrasa ARKANSAS, North Uttlo Rock 72114 R. O. Box 294 CALIFORNIA 'Lot Angelos 90041 756 Colorado Bird. Los Angslos 90041 R. O. Box 41077 Modto 95351 416 Hosmor Strsot R. O. Box SCZ Newark 94560 6651 Smith Avenue R. O. Box 217 COLORADO. Denver 11IS. Novalo Street FLORIDA Boca Retan 33432 R. O. Box 67 *Boea Reton 1555 N.W. First Avenue `Hialeah 1050 S.E. 5th Street Jacksonville 32202 1530 East Adams SL Tampa. 35th St A 3rd Ave. R. O. Box 5047, Ybor Station GEORGIA, Atlanta 3Q30S 1167 Zonolite Place. NX. R O. Box 6127. Station F -OEORQIA. Atlanta 520 Rermalums Rlaco N.W. ILLINOIS, Chicago 60643 12300 South Ashlar KANSAS. Wichita 67214 1463 Berertso Avenue KENTUCKY.-WIMer, Newport 41070 112 North Street LOUISIANA. Now Ortoens 70121 4729 River Road R. O. Sox 10262 MARYLAND. Belttvlllo. 20705 R. O. Box 347 MICHIQAN. Dearborn 4S120 14300 Ham Avenue MINNESOTA. Minneapolis 55422 4725 Olson Hwy. GTsawsa*"1'* MISSOURI, SL Louis 63110 1705 Sulphur Avenue MONTANA. Libby 59923 R. O. Box 607 NEBRASKA. Omaha 36th and 1 Street NEW JERSEY, Trenton 08607 336 Whitehead Reed R. O. Box 2124 NEW YORK, Weedsport 13164 R. O. Box 310 NORTH CAROLINA, High Rolnt 27260 1701 Prospect Street Extenetor R. O. Box 1300 OHIO. Cleveland 1123 W. Uth Street OREOON, Portland 97227 2303 N. Harding Avenue PENNSYLVANIA. Eltwood aty 16117 12th and Factory Streets PENNSYLVANIA, Now Cottle 202 East Cherry Street Sox 1207 PUERTO RICO. Cupey Bale. Kn. OJ Insular Highway 045 SOUTH CAROLINA. Travelers Rest 29690 R. O. Box 517 TEXAS, Houston 7700S 611 Woet 22nd Street WASHINGTON, Auburn 9MT2 P. O. Box A WASHINGTON. Spokane. 9S201 1318 N. Maple Street RROCESSUM DISTRIBUTORS HAWAII, Honolulu (17) VermleuIHe Of Hawaii 42-A Mepunepune Street MONTANA. Great Falls 59401 Roblnsan insulation Co. 122S North Rhror Orhra R. O. Box 1419 NEW MEXICO, Albuduarquo (7107 Southwest Vormlculltt Co. 5119 Edith Boulevard. NX. R. a Boa 4302 NORTH DAKOTA. Minot 56702 Robinson Insulation Co. R.O. Box I7B2 OKLAHOMA, Oklahoma CMy 73111 Texas VomdeuIRo Co. 201 North Eastern R.O. Boa 11402 TENNESSEE, Nashville 37204 Tennessee Zonolite Co. 4061 Avenue TEXAS Dallas 7S222 Texas Vermicuttta Co. 2051 Manila Road R. O. Box 6306 Houston 77006 VermlcuMo Products. Inc. R. O. Boa 7327 Southwest VormlctilRo Co. Routs 3. Boa 191B San Antonio Texas Varmlculito Co. R. O. Box 9114 UTAH. Salt Lafca aty 94110 VorwUcullto intormountoln. Inc. 333 W. First South R.O. Boa 2390 CANADA ALBERTA Caleaty Grant Industries A Division o Eddy Match Company. Limited 4030 6th SL. S. E. Boa 69. Postal Station "A" Polystyrene Fertile Edmonton Grant Industrie* A Olvislan of Eddy Match Company. Limited B602-106A Avenue R. O. Box 174 LothbHdgo Brant Industries . A Division of Eddy Match Company. Limited 3003 Laasids Averted R. O. Bee 1104 BRITISH COLUMBIA Vancouver(4) Grant Industries A Division of Eddy Match Company, Limited 476 Industrial Avenue Vancouver (S) Grant Industries A Division of Eddy Match Company. Limaad 107S MatvUe Street MANITOBA Wlnnloed (101 Grant Industrial A Division of Eddy Match Company. limited 760 Wad Street ONTARIO SL Thomas F. Hyde * Company. Ltd. 94 Woodward Avenue Taranto (IS) F. Hyde A Company, Ltd. 3349A Bloor StraaL Wast ___ Id (91 F. Hyde 1 Company, Ltd. 1540 Dundat StrooL West R.Q,, Montreal (9) F. Hyde 6 Company, Ltd. 2115 Cotae da UI snsa ~ BASIL, Ragkro Grant tndustrios A GMsIon of Eddy Match Company, limited 1015 Angus Street R. O. Boa 1213 SASH. Saskatoon Grant Industries A Ohrlsion el Eddy Match Company. Limited 733--1st Ave. North R. O. Box 1040 :v 'RM9 Copyright 1966.' Zonollta. Mono4(ote. end Dyfoam era registered trade nomas of Zonalho Ohrlsion. w. R. Greco 6 Co. Sinca n *"!nj iTjImilrvTiT?uTfini n'"r th* Zo"om "- 6, l^wj^^Jra^wpMilM-f^JtaNure of ha