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GAP T/NA 100' Insulation and T/NA 100s Vapor Barrier-- A Simplified Solution to Insulation Jacketing Problems GAP T/NA 100 INSULATION JACKETING Gap T/NA tOOjacKetmg represents a major break-througn in me field of insulation. II is the firs; and only flexible, !ire-resis:a.".t jacketing wnic.n provides unparalleled resistance to outcocr weamenng. Its llexipility, workability, and versatility simplifies application, reduces installation cosis. ano makes it effective for covering large tank units as well as for protecting extended pipelines. t/na 100 multipurpose insulation jacketing combines asbestos fioer. an inorganic material of established curaoii.ty and flame resistance, with Tediar a unique PVF Mm This film is laminated to the asbestos felt with an eiastomenc achesive. initial peel pond strengths between me film ar.s asbestos feu average 600 grams per men of wicttv After two years (tested in Florida at *5* South) the cono strergtn is unchanged. Accelerated weatnerometer testing (3.000 hours) also reveals no cnange in bond strength. GAP T/NA 100 VAPOR BARRIER T/NA 100 Vapor Barrier provides a finished laminate of T/NA 100 insulation and 0.001 men Saran him mat nas an the desirable properties of T/na.100 plus a 'c.v moisture vapor oermeap.-iry of 0.05 perms. Saran is a vmyiicene chlpnce vinyl chloride ccociymer film known for its low moisture ano gas permeability, strength, excellent aging, negligible water aosorpnon and chemical resistance. CHEMICAL PROPERTIES GAP T/na 100 jacketing and T/NA 100 Vapor Barrier have ex: * ent resistance to a variety of enemieais. The laminate v.as unaffected after two weeks immersion (at room temperature) in the following chemicals: ammonium nycroxiee (cone.), methanol. Varsol #1. carbon tetrachloride, gasoline, perchloroethyiene; and 10% selutions of hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, sulfuric acid, and sodium hydroxide. The laminate was also unaffected aTer being immersed in water for one year. I PHYSICAL AND THERMAL PROPERTIES OF T/NA 100 JACKETING AND T/NA 100 VAPOR BARRIER Properties' Typical Values Test Methods Tensile Strength. M.D., lbs./in. Mullen Burst Strength, psi E.'menoorf Tear Strength, C.M.D.. gms Moisture vapor Transmission, perms Reflectivity Underwriters' Rating (Tediar exposed)* Scread of flame rue! contributed Smoke contnouted Deceleration 225`F. ,200*F. Flexibility After Heat Aging 200'F 175*F. * 'IS **. i, :* *; CO .sir- t- 42 68 446 0.38* 0.05 ** 72.3% 25* none' 45* slight trace slight decrease no change ASTM D-828 A STM 0-744 ASTM D-589 ASTM E-96 Hunter Gardner Reflectometer Underwriters' Laboratones Test U.L. 723* 20 cays-in oven 20 days in oven 20 days m oven 20 cays in oven *1. t ~i:y* ?*' 3* ? / J 29990411082  FEATURES GAF T/NA 100 JACKETING FIELD APPLICATION SPECIFICS Fiexible -Touch and flexible over a wiae temperature range from --50*F to 200*F. Flame fles/sranr-Vinually incombustible. T/NA 100 jacxenng has been tested anc labeled by Uncerwriters' Laboratories with a Flame Spread Rating of 25. Weather fles/sfanf-Jacketing's exposed Tedlar surface is essentially unaffected by ultra-violet tight: will not craze or eroce on exposure in industrial atmospheres. Chemical and Solvent Resistant--Jacketing retains both form and strength when boiled in strong acids and bases: unaffected at ordinary temperatures by common solvents, including hydrocarbons and chlorinated solvents; impermeable to greases and oils: strength and appearance unaffected by soil bacteria. Designed lor Multipurpose Use -Flexibility permits use over large areas as well as narrow diameter pipelines. 1. Scope Th-s specification covers field application cf T/ NA 100 Irsuiaticn Jacketing on rigid insulating materials such as calcium silicate, cellular glass and glass fiber, urethane anc polystyrene foam. 2. Materials T/NA tOO Insulation Jacketing T/NA 100 Finishing Tape. 2" wide Metal Bands Lao Adhesive -Foster* Orion* Contact Send Cement, White Fammapie Solvent #85-56; Non-Fla.m.maoie Solvent =S5-75 Flashing Compound-Foster Qastoiar Sealant, White =25-49 Wast e Finish-Foster Sealfas* G-P*M* Mastic. White -35-00; For Vapor Barrier--Foster Monolar Mastic, White #60-36 Coating Finish--Foster Vitect Vinyl, White -57-15 Glass Cloth-Foster Mast-A-Fab* Synthetic Membrane 3. Plpa Insulation Application Pipe 'nsulation shall be applied in stancard approved manner with precautions taken to eliminate projections cl bancs or wires above the surface of the insulation. Or. liras operating above 600*F insulation shall be applied in double layer with all joints staggered. Puncture and Abrasion Resistant -Tough Tedlar surface is designed to withstand wear and tear. Easy to Repair-Damage through abuse can be readily repaired by patching with T/NA 100* Finishing Tape. Neat Appearance -Jacketing has a smooth finish and is an attractive bright white color. Savings in Installation-Wraps easily into position and may pe secured with an ordinary staple gun. 4. Pice Jacketing Application The T/NA tOO Jacketing shall be cut into sheets appropriate to the insulation size with an allowance for a 2-'neh minimum lap joint Each sheet of jacketing shall be acpliec sr.ugly to the insulation with an overlap of the aciaosnt Sheet being a minimum of 2 inches. On horizontal lines the lap shall be installed sp that water runs over me lap joint rather than into it. Cn vertical lines the overlap should be outside the sheet below it. Metr.cd A-Apply a uniform bare c' ;he selected lap adhesive a minimum of 2 inches wiae :p the asbestos face of me jacketing at the rate of 450:: 500 lineal feet per gallon. Position jacketing into place on the insulation ar s press laps together firmly to assure gooc contact art check for tight seal. o.' Method 8-Apply 2*inch T/NA IOC Finishing Tape te all iacs. Rub tape firmly after application to insure gcoc contact c.. Me:rzo C-Fcr hot lines only. Secure jacketing with aluminum bands on 6-inch centers. WEATHERABIL1TY T/NA tOO jacketing and T/NA 100 Vapor Barrier have a preoicteo v.eatne-ng ii'e of 10 years. TYPICAL WEATHERING TESTS Material Clear Teciar White Teciar T/NA tOO Time I2yrs. -- Florida at 45* Scum 7 yrs. -- Florida at 45* South 4yrs. -- rlcnca a; -S' S 3.000 hrs. -- weatrs'C-eter Condition flexible anc strong noaoprecaoe cnarce unchanged unchanged . . v' 29990411083 ii l imiu II Hi ll lllllll II ON fitting* Insulation Application j :-.ripc .me elbows shall be insulated with molded or i' msuiation snugly fitted to the surface of the ! n^g. Tmckness shall be at lees; equal to the adjacent -ce in'uiation. fitting*-Finish a:i fiit.-.gs snail be protected oy an application by ;ir.-ay or newel of Foster Sealfas G-P'M Mastic, White 'r :ne insulation surface at the rate of 2 gallons ;rsr-- nuncred souare feet, imped into the mastic coat a 1 ev/er of Mast-A-Fao Synthetic Membrane, overlapping seams s minimum of 2 inches and continuing onto the i'r.i``aco c tne adjacent straight-run piping a minimum 2 inches Apply a finish coat of Foster Sealfas G-P-M `'>'.4stie to the entire cloth surface at the rate of 4 gallons ci-:' nuncred square feet. Apply T/NA100 Jacketing to Overlap the Fitting finish and to assure a neat edge forbearance. o Where desired T/NA100 Jacketing and Finishing coe may be specified by the field in piaea of mastic, c. - Where a glossy finish is required on fittings, allow the i-maifas G-P*M Mastic application to become thoroughly cry then apply two brush coats of Foster Vitect Vinyl. V.-.tte to tne mastic surface at the rate of 150 square . `seat per gallon per coat. c. i Where T/NA 100 Vapor Barrier is used, substitute = :s:er Mcnolar Mastic, White =60-36 applying same ^coverage as indicated in section S(a). ~ Flashing all protrusions and points where pipe hangers may zrretrude '".rough jacketing, it is imperative that the *' isshmg compound be applied to completely seal the ccrening to stop moisture penetration. Prior to application, :e a!! surfaces clean and apply sufficient flashing r::~.oour- to extend over all intersecting surfaces to r.-rmpiete the seal. If a white finish is required at this point.' i C'.v 8 heurs drying of the flashing compound and apply nsavy flush coat of Sealfas G-P-M Mastic, White. |t I* 2 Pipe Hangers =- oe hangers must not carnage jacketing finish. "tetmann -i *menm eoeuet. M*. .`arterial specifications c:n pf roil....................................................... 35.5 inches --j'Sfh........ ............ .................................... 166.7 linear feet - ea (grr.'.j)................................................. 500 square feet -ccrox. '.mooing Weignt................................... 60 pounds :`.e: Cf.' ;rs of T/NA 100 are available in rolls. 4 vnes wide x 155.7 linear feet. TiCC :a :s avai.ac:* *. rolls. 2 inenes wice > i :. i,near fee:. 29990411084 Trademarks of GAF Corpcraticn Registered in U.S. Patent Office GAF T/NA100 Whlla mi information heroin it baliavad to Be reliasie. e Co net guar- ntte its accuracy. Purchasers art urged to mt<e me r s* taata. THESE PRODUCTS ARE SOLO BY GAP CORPORATION WITHOUT WARRANTY OP ANY KINO WHATSOEVER. 3CP*S*S OR IMPLIED. INCLUOINO. BUT NOT LIMITED TO. THE IMS'JED .VA*RANTIS OP MERCHANTABILITY ANO PTTNESS POR A PARTICULAR USE OR PUR POSE ANO WITHOUT UABILITY POR ANY CAUSE. NCLUOlNG. BUT NOT LIMITEO TO. CONSEQUENTIAL OamagES. v"J manta may Be oartmant to mair uaa and to comootmon ccnu:r ; mam. Nothing centamad herein ia intended aa a racommancitien. ts uaa our croducta to aa to intnnga any oatant Wa atauma ncl<a:7 `sr euatomara' violation ot oatant or otnar nghtt. The cuatorr.ar arx..C -mart nta own oatant investigation relative to hit orepeaad uaa. i" wna*a a oatant would ba vieiatad. ma customer anouid aacura a iicarja from me patent a GAP Corporation ' iio Wait 5* Sfaar Induatriol Products Olvialon , New Yom. N.Y. 10C20 29990411085