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c fctti Sopt. 21, 1940 SffMiWin Aaguitlb, I960 Im( mi O-S Pain BEH <BALBWIN-IHtlT'NILl, INC., TI9NTQN, M.J. THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY K.fACTOR Comparison of Pabliihad Data MATERIAL MEAN TEMP.. DEGREE FAHR. 0 70 160 B-E-HOEM-yOAM Styrone Foam Cellular Olaii Cork Board 7# Density OUss Flb*r .11 .17 .26 .22 .27 . .19 .44 .24 .266 .29 .24 .27 Dfi August 26, 1960 fcrHttfai March 14, 1960 sn 17.11 |<lm 13*9 Ptfti 10 Suggested thicknatsea for 70 Ambient and 00% Relative Humidity and allows a maximum beat gala of 7.9 BTil par tfuaro foot. TEMPERATURE DEGREES FAHR. 9/4" 1" 1-1/4" 1-1/2" 2" 3" 4" 6" 9" 10" 12" 3/4" 3/4" 3/4" 3/4" 3/4" 3/4" 3/4" Not Mfg. Not Mrg. Not Mfg. 10 to 31 pm 1" l" 1" 1" 1" I" l" 1" 1" 1" i" 1-1/2" l-t/2" 1-1/2" 1-1/2" 1-1/2" 1-1/2" 1-1/2" i-1/2" 1-1/2" at0 to -80 1-1/2" 1-1/2" M/2" M/2" M/2" M/2" 2" 2" 2" 2" 2" Above thickniaa at 0 wind valoeity, oalculatod to provent surface condOMaUon Doublo layjr construction is rooommandad (or all temperatures below SOT. For lower temperature recommendations write Baldwin-EhretHlUCompaay. Dalai March 14. I960 Ivpwaadasi March 26, I MO 881745 letHani D*i Papill feAllWIN-INUT-MIU, INC., f*INTOH,H,J. APPLICATION SPECIFICATIONS for baldww-ehret-hh.i, qem-foam pipe insulation 1. All piping shell bn insulated with Gam-Foun pipe insulation i tarnished by BiUwin*Biiit*Hill Company, in ikiduna recommended, (8ee See* tion D-5, Page 11) 2. BE*H Rigid Foam aha11 be appHcd in recommended thickness to eltsn, dry snrfsce of pipe alter pipe has been tested. Insulation shall be ap plied with Joints staggered and with both longitudinal and circumferential joints sealed with a high grade asphalt cutback or a non-drying mastte. 1. Pipe insulation shall bs secured with suitable l/8n or 1/2" wide bands, or 16 gauge wire, on 9" oenters, 4. All flange a, valves and fittings shall he Insulated with covers fabricated from B-E-H Rigid Fosm to a thickness equal to that of the Insulation of the adjoining pipe and securely fastened In place. 5. All pipe insulation and flange, valve end Fitting covers shill he finished with asphalt impregnated paper or glass fabric and asphaltic outbach, 4. When in contact with the pipe, damp hangers shell be insulated separately In the same manner as fittings. The Insulation shall bo applied upward along the hanger rod to a distance not last than ft11 and sealed (cold piping). On pipe bangers which fit around the insulation, a curvsd sheet motel shield shall bs placed between the underside of the insulation end the hanger to limit the bearing stress on the mutation to 2o pal. Outdoor Applications Finish shall be gloss fabric end asphaltic cutback or matal tagging. tarti March 14, 1966 fcemden March 26, 1969 tsnnsi D-6 Pagsi It