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TECHNICAL DATA
CASTABLES
PLASTIC INSULCRETE
Description:
Service Limit: ASTM Class: Chemical Analysis:
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Typical Physical Properties:
Fired to (F)
230 1000 2000 2500
Application Methods:
PLASTIC INSULCRETE is a Lightweight, High Temperature INSULATING CASTA BLE. PLASTIC INSULCRETE provides Exceptional Strength, Resistance to Thermal Shock and Low Thermal Conductivities. It is primarily used as a single layer insulation for Steam Boilers, Reactor Vessels, Process Heaters and Reheat
Furnaces.
2500F
P.C.E. Value:
Cone 15 (2606F)
Class Q
Packaging:
50 lb. bags
Thermal
AIA
SiOj CaO
Fe203 TiO, MgO
Alkalies L.O.I.
Typical
38.5% 45.4 10.7
3.3 0.8
0.2
0.6 0.5
Typical Mean Temp
500F 1000F 1500F 2000F
CAST
`K'* 2.1 2.4 2.7 3.0
*(BTU/FT^/HR/F/IN)
(as determined on CAST specimens, ASTM methods where applicable)
Density (Lbs./Cu. Ft.)
CAST
78-81 73-76 71-73 73-75
Linear Change, (%)
CAST
0.0 0.0 to +0.1 -0.1 to -0.3 -1.1 to -1.6
Modulus of Rupture, (psi)
CAST
179-208 94-127 65-90
414-451
Cold Crushing Strength, (psi)
CAST
617-682 677-787 549-600 1011-1197
Material required to CAST 1 cubic ft. is 77-83 lbs. Water required to CAST 100 lbs. of material is 5.5 gal. Casting procedures are recommended in Brochure No. QS 102
Note: For GUNNED data see Gunning Mixes. Insulations.
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THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY PLASTIC INSULCRETE (Gum*,J)
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SECTION V HEALTH HAZARD DATA
ThreshOlO LIMIT valu(
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5 m/mi Respirable - 15 mq/m3 Total Dust.---------------------------------------------- AVOID inhaiation
cffcctsof overexposure
May cause eve and skin Irritation to those with sensitive-skin, and/or
irritation In respiratory tract.
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EMERGENCY ANO FIRST AIO PROCEDURES
Wash dust from skin with scan and wafer. Flush out eves_vdth.generous amounts
of water. If Irritation persists, get medical attention._________________ ____________
SECTION VI - REACTIVITY DATA
&TAVICITV
unstable
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CONDITIONS TO AVOiP
stable
iNCOMMTAilUTY iMltflUh 10 tVOKlJ
X
NONE NONE
hazardous decomposition prooucts
hAZAROOUS POLYMERIZATION
MAY OCCUR WILL NOT OCCUR
NONE
CONDITIONS TO AVOID
X NONE
SECTION VII SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES
STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPlLLEO
Normal clean-up procedures. Care should be taken to avoid causing dust to become airborne. Vacuum cleaning systems are recommended.
wa^te disposal methoo
Disposal must be made in accordance with Federal. State, and Local regulations.
SECTION VIII - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION
respiratory protection (Specify typeJ
Use of Dust Respirator is recommended when exposure limits may be exceeded.
VENTILATION
LOCAL EXHAUST
special
Local exhaust ventilation to collector dt containment recommended
MECHANICAL (Central)
... OTHER
to control dust to below exposure limit
PROTECTIVE GLOVE*
Leather or Rubber Gloves
EVE PROTECTION
Dust-tight goggles in dusty environment.
OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
SECTION IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS
PRECAUTIONS TO BJ[ TAKEN IN HANOLING AND STORING
Good industrial hygiene practice requires that empolvee exposure he maintained
below the recommended TLV. This is preferably achieved through the provision OToT a3e?|<La'te0vlntl lation where necessary. Where dust cannot be controlled In this
way, personal respiratory protection should be employed.
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studies reported here and all opinions are those of qualified experts.
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Prepared by: H. C. Larson, Manager, Safety 5 Environmental Health
May 6, 1982
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ASARCO ELP 0000017
SECTION V HEALTH HAZARD OATA
THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUC
5 ma/m> Respirable - 15 mg/m3 Total Pust_.
effects of ovcrcxfqsurc
Hay cause eve and skin Irritation to those with sensitive
skin,
7TU rSTWl'E "D'LTS I AVOID INHfll ATInw
and/nr
irritation In respiratory tract.
EMERGENCY ANO FIRST AIO FROCCOURCS
Wash dust from skin with soap and wafar. Finch out eves with generous amounts
of water. If Irritation persists, get medical attention.
STAHUlTV
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SECTION VI REACTIVITY DATA
CONDITIONS TO AVOlO
stablC incompatability iMtttnils to avoW;
X
HAZARDOUS decomposition products
HAZARDOUS PQLVMCRlZATtON
WAV OCCUR WILL NOT OCCUR
NONE NONE
NONE
CONDITIONS TO AVOlO
X NONE
SECTION VII * SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES
STEPS TO SC TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASCO OR SRtLLEO
Normal clean-up procedures. Care should be taken to avoid causing dust to become airborne. Vacuum cleaning systems are recommended.
WA$T DISPOSAL method
Disposal must be made in accordance with Federal, State, and Local regulations.
SECTION VIII - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION
ESPiflATo*v PROTECTION fSpecify^ typtj
Use of Dust Respirator is recommended when exposure limits may be exceeded*
ventilation
LOCAL EXHAUST
SPECIAL
Local exhaust ventilation to collector dt containment recommended
MECHANICAL (Cenerolj
OTHER
to control dust to below exposure limit >
PROTECTIVE GLOVES
Leather or Rubber Gloves
EVE PROTECTION
Dust-tiqht qoqqles in dusty environment.
OThCA PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
SECTION IX SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS
PRECAyTjONS TO aj[ TAKEN IN HANOLINO ANO STORING
Good industrial hygiene practice requires that emoolvee exposure be maintained below the recommended TLV. This is preferably achieved through the provision OTof afleVLa^E^vIntliation where necessary. Where dust cannot be controlled in this
way, personal respiratory protection should be employed.
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studies reported here and all opinions are those of qualified
experts.
Prepared by: M. C. Larson, Manager, Safety S Environmental Health - May 6f 1982
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ASARCO ELP 0000018
c TECHNICAL DATA
GUNNING MIXES
PLASTIC INSULCRETE"
Description:
Service systems. ASTM Class: Chemical Analysis:
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Typical Physical Properties:
Fired to CF)
230 1000 2000 2500
PLASTIC INSULCRETE is a Lightweight, High Temperature Insulating GUNNING MIX. PLASTIC INSULCRETE provides Exceptional Strength. Resistance to Thermal Shock, and Low Thermal Conductivities. It is primarily used as a single layer insulation for Steam Boilers, Reactor Vessels, Process Heaters and Reheat
Furnaces.
2500T
P.C.E. Value:
Cone 15 (2606F)
No Designation
Packaging:
SO lb. bags
AIA
SiO, CaO Fe,Oa TiO, MgO Alkalies
L.O.I.
Typical
Thermal Conductivity:
38.5% 45.4 10.7
3.3 0.8 0.2 0.6 0.5
Typical Mean Temp
500F 1500F 2000F
GUNNED
K' 2.4 2.7 2.9
'(BTU/FT'/HR/F/IN)
(as determined on GUNNED specimens, ASTM methods where applicable)
Density (Lbs^Cu. Ft.)
GUNNED
87-95 85-89 76-84 84-90
Linear Change, (%)
GUNNED
0.0 -0.2 to -0.3 -0.1 to -0.5 -1.6 to -2.3
Modulus of Rupture, (psl)
GUNNED
276-600 261-355 121-299 725-1197
Cold Crushing Strength, (pal)
GUNNED
940-1698 1521-1720
513-1025 2069-2863
Application Methods:
Material required to GUN 1 cubic ft. is 89-96 lbs. Recommended water required for pre-wet is 4-6%. Gunning procedures are recommended in Brochure No. QS 102
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