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A001202 > o o t-Ol o l\J* US00006579 5-s ' c r s ' l v / ^ ' oPpJ'^ /V T ^ J J 1/ 09/16 '96 12:34 [D :SCD 223-6S-04 3M Light WaterTM 6% AFIT FC-206CF FAX :612-736-8643 PAGE 2 Technical Information DesoHptlon Light Water FC-206CF 6 % AFFF1, is LI synthetic llrcflgiiting fount concentrate designed for use on noil-polar, hydrocarbon hazards, When proportioned with water and applied with conventional foam or watcr/fog equipment. Light Water 6% AFFF provides excellent conlrol and extinguishment of Class B fires by spreading a vapor-sealing film over the liquid fuel. This vapor seal inhibits icllash even when the foam blanket is ruptured and also allows the product to be used to secure non-ignited spills. LighL Water 6% AFFF piovidcs excellent penetrating and wetting qualities when used on Class A fires. This is important when extinguishing deep-seated tires in wood, paper, rubber tires and oilier ordinary combustibles. typical Properties (Not for specification pur|X>scs) Nominal use concentration . . . Specific gravity (fi> 77F (25C) Density .................................... Viscosity @ 77F (25C) . . . . 40F (4.4C )___ Minimum use temperature . . . . Storage temperature ............... Freeze p o in t............................. pH @ 77F (25 C ) .................. Appearance .............................. ... m . . . 1.024 . . . 8.54 lbs./gal. . . . 1.8 ccntistokes . . . 3.1 eenlistokes . . . 35F (l.7 O . . . 35o-120F ( l.7-49"C) . . . 25 F (-4C) ...8 . . . Amber liquid Applications Light Water FC-206CF 6% AFFF can be used with conventional foam equipment with fresh, sat or brackish water. Self-educting foam nozzles and foam nozzles with in-line eductors are among the most common types of hardware for application. In addition to its use in aspirating foam equipment, Light Water 6% AFFF can be dispensed effectively through non-aspirating equipment including fog nozzles, water spray devices and standard sprinklers. Light Water 6% AFFF exceeds L.S. Military specification MIL F24385F, supersedes E(SH) and is listed on the U S . Military Q.P.L, (Qualified Products List). Light Water FC-206CF 6% AFFF is listed by IJL. Light Water 6% AFFF may be applied to fires simultaneously with dry chemical firefighting agents because the two arc compatible. Features Effective: Rapid extinguishment reduces the chances of dangerous incidents and reduces the risk Id property and equipment. Light Water (i% AFFF also prevents rehash and bumback, which arc major causes of injuries. H ie securing action o f Light Water 6% AFFF minimizes (he fire hazard during cleanup of flammable liquid spills. Reliable: Light Water 6% AFFF can be stored for virtually an indefinite period of time in approved equipment and systems. NFPA 11 recommends annual inspection of all loam systems, Aqueous Film Forming Foam US00006580 09/16 '96 12:34 ID:SCD 223-6S-04 F A X =612-736-8643 PAGE 3 Features (cont.) Environmental/ Toxicological Properties Economical: UglH Water FC-2(X>CF 6% AFFF olTers Taster extinguishment than piotein based foams, so less agent is required iti training and actual Tire emergencies. Its wide range of applications reduces or eliminates the need to inventory other special type agents. Light Water FC-206CF 6% AFIT concentrates undergo a program o f ongoing testing to assess the impact of 3M firclighting foam on the natural environment. Data indicate that: 3M AP'I'F puKlncts am low in loxicity to tested aquatic organisms. ( Toxicity information is available from Product Environmental Data Sheets, Material Saiety Data Sheets and Toxicity Summary Sheets for individual products.) Aquatic life is not adversely affected when 3M AFFF products are used and disposed of piopcrly. 3M AFFF products cun Ire successfully treated in biological wastewater treatment systems, (Request Product Environmental Data Sheets and Disposal Recommendations from your 3M representalive.) Storage Packaging Light Water FC-206CF 0% AFFF may be stored in its sltipping container without change in its original physical orchcmical characteristics, It does not show significant sedimentation or precipitation in storage or after temperature cycling. Freezing and thawing have no effect tin frcrlonnance and the concentrate proportions satisfacloi ily in ordinary equipment at temperatures above 32F. Freeze-thaw cycling may cause slight stratification which may be overcome with moderate agnation. I`remix solutions ill fresh water may be stored long term for ready use at temperatures above freezing. Light Water 6% AFFF is available in 5 gallon pails or 55 gallon drums. Representative Locations 3M Lorportile lleiulf|iiiuiers Eire Protection Systems 3M Center, Building 223TS-04 St. Paul, MN 55I44-HXB 1 8003606777 612 733 6791 (FAX OirieraOnly) Anchorage 11131 Calnska Circle Anchorage, AK 99515 907 522 5200 Honolulu 4443 Mttlttai Street (968IK) PO Box 30048 Honolulu, HI 96820 808 422 2721 ( 'aniitln 3M Canada Inc. 1840 (M old Street PO Box 5757 London, Ontario, Canada N6A 4T1 519 45J 250 519 452 6262 (FAX) 24 Hour Emergency Service 612 733 1110 Important Notice to Purcheeer: All statements, tochnfcal information and recommendations herein are based on tests we believe to be reliable, but the accuracy or conyrleteness theieol is m l guaranteed, aivJ the following tsmade in lieu of a// warranties, exfsressed or implied, inclmirng the myitiml warranties of murdianfabilify and fitness for piifxise: Sellers end manufacturer's only obligation shall be to repave such quantity of the product proved tobe defective. Relure rising, user shell determine tire suitability of the product (or Its intervied use, and user assumes all risk and liability whatsoever in connection therewith. NEITHER SELLER NOR MANUFACTURER SMALL BE LIABLE EITHER IN TORT OR IN CONTRACT rQR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE, DIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR THE INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCT. No statement or recommendation not contained herein shall have any force or effect unless in an agreement signed by officers of seller and manufacturer. Fire I 'rotecttan System* ,1M Specialty Chemicals III vision JMfeuler, Hulidiop. 223()S-ll4 Si Paul. MN SS144-1(MX) ,, Minutivi myi lrtl/Ui/W. tiwod: 1<V04 Printed In U S A with 3M films, pioollng systemsand Ottselplaten. 3MI992 B0-OZtt-617l-B(ttM.2}R2 IL US00006581 09/16 '96 12:35 ID:$CD 223-6S-04 FAX:612-736-8643 PAGE 4 -3M (chrtnl (MTkts MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 3M 3 VI Ci-nii-r Si. Pim), MN 55144-1 mil.) fit2 733 1110 866 DIVISION: SPECIALTY CHEMICALS DIVISION TRADE NAME: FC-206CF LIGHT WATER Brand Aqueous Film Forming Foam 3M ID NVHBER/U.P.C ZF-0002-0614-2 ZF-0002-0791-0 98-0211-5625-6 98-0Z11-56Z7-2 98-0211-5629-8 00-51135-10160-5 00*51135-10162-9 00-51135-10164-3 ZF-000Z-06Z1-7 98-0211-5624-9 98-0211-5626-4 98-0211-5628-0 98-0211-5630-6 ISSUED; NOVEMBER 13, 1995 SUPERSEDES: APRIL 14, 1995 DOCUMENT: 10-4323-1 00-51135-10159-9 00-51135-10161-2 00-51135-10163-6 1. I N G R E D I E N T ..... C.A.S. NO. PERPEW WATER ................................. .. 7732-1B-5 ETHANOL,2-L2-BUT0XYETH0XY)- ........ .. 112-34-5 UREA .................................. ALKYL SULFATE SALT5C2) +<5B09P, 5810P) ............................ . AMPHOTERIC FLU0R0ALKYLAMIDE DERIVATIVE M 5 8 0 7 P ) ............... PERFLUOROALKYL SULFONATE SALTSL5) +C5B0BP) ........................... TRIETHANOLAMINE ...................... ,. 102-71-6 1H-BENZOTRIAZOLE,METHYL- ........... 29385-43-1 78,0 9.5 3 1.0 1 0.1 0.1 0 - - 81.0 10.5 7 5.0 2 1 1 0.1 NOTE: New Jersey Trade Secret Registry Number LEIN) 04499600-+ The ingredients of this Product are included on TSCA. THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING TOXIC CHEMICAL OR CHEMICALS SUBJECT TO THE REPORTING REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 313 OF TITLE III OF THE EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RXGHT-TO-KNQW ACT OF 1986 AND 40 CFR PART 372: ETHANOL,2-C2-BUT0XYETH0XY)- 2. PHYSICAL DATA ................ "" BOILING P O I N T : ................ c a . 100.00 C CInitial) VAPOR PRESSURE:............... ce. 30.4000 mmHg C alc. 3 R.T. VAPOR DENSITY: ............... ca. 0.62 Air - 1 C a lc . 3 R.T. EVAPORATION R A T E : ............ < 1 . 0 0 Butyl Acetate * 1 SOLUBILITY IN WATER: ........ Miscible SP. G R A V I T Y ................... ca. 1.000 Water * 1 PERCENT VOLATILE: ........... ca. 90.00 X VOLATILE ORGANICS: .......... 103 gms/liter VOC LESS H20 ft EXEMPT SOLVENT 559 gms/liter p H : ........................... c a . 8.50 VISCOSITY: ................... N/D MELTING P O I N T ................. N/A APPEARANCE AND ODOR: Clear, amber colored liquid. Abbreviations: N/D Not Determined N/A - Not Applicable US00006582 09/16 '96 12:36 ID:SCD 223-6S-04 FAX:612-736-8643 3 M Ci(tut I Oflfcu* MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 3M CitiliciSi, Prilli, M N 55144-1(10(1 (-12 753 1IUI PAGE 5 867 flBDS: FC-206CF LIGHT WATER Brand Aqueous Film Forming Foam NOVEMBER 13. 1995 PAGE : 2 of 5 TL ^PLOSION HAZARD DATA F L A S H P O I N T : .................. Seta-flash None (Seta-flash CO) FLAMMABLE LIMITS - LEL: .... N/A FLAMMABLE LIMITS - VEL: .... N/A AUTOIGNITIQN TEMPERATURE: ... N/A EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: Product is a fire-extinguishing agent. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES: Not applicable UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: See Hazardous Decomposition section for products of combustion. A. REACTIVITY DATA ......... ............ STABILITY: Stable INCOMPATIBILITY - MATERIALS TO AVOID: Not applicable. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION: Will Not Occur HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS: Carbon Monoxide and Carbon Dioxide. Oxides of Nitrogen, Oxides of Sulfur, Hydrogen Cyanide, Hydrogen Fluoride, Ammonia Thermal decomposition of usage concentrations does not present a hazard, -B. ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION SPILL RESPONSE: . Observe precautions from other sections. Ventilate area. Contain Spill, Cover With absorbent material. Collect spilled material. Clean up residue with water. Place in an approved metal container. Seal tha container-. RECOMMENDED DISPOSAL; Discharge spent solutions to a wastewater treatment system. Reduce discharge rate if foaming occurs. Large quantities may adversely affect biological wastewater treatment systems. Incinerate in an industrial or commercial facility in the presence of a combustible material. Combustion products will include H F , ENVIRONMENTAL DATA: A 3M Product Environmental Data Sheet (PED) is available. 5-Dfty Biological Oxygen Demand (BODS): D.16 g/g; 20-Day Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD20): 0.16 g/g: Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD); 0.34 g/g; 20-Day B0D/CD: 0.53, 96-Hr LC5Q, Fathead minnow (Pimephales promelas); >1,000 mg/L; 48-Hr EC50, Daphnia magna: >1,000 mg/L; 96-Hr Static Algae (Selenastrum capricornutum): 254 mg/L (233 277); 30-Min. EC50, Photobacterium phosphoreum (Mdcrotox System)! 680 mg/L(610-750); 3-Hr EC50 (OECD METHOD *209); >1,000 mg/L. REGULATORY INFORMATION: Since regulations vary, consult applicable regulations or authorities Abbreviations; N/D * Not Determined N/A - Not Applicable US00006583 09/16 '96 12:36 ID:SCD 223-6S-04 FAX :612-736-8643 3M (jtiurnl tJllitL-s MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET .1M Cenici' SI, Paul, M N 53l44-]IJ<m <U2 733 IIIU PAGE 6 869 HSDSs FC-206CF LIGHT WATER Brand Aqueous Film Forming Foam NOVEMBER 13, 1998 PAGEi 5 of 5 e. e n y iftONtififlIAl INFORMATION { w n i m a A l . . . .......... ~ before disposal. In the event of an uncontrolled release of this material, the user should determine if the release qualifies as a reportable quantity. U.S. EPA Hazardous Waste Number = None (Not U.S. EPA Hazardous). EPCRA HAZARD CLASS: FIRE HAZARD: No PRESSURE; No REACTIVITY: No ACUTE: Yes CHRONIC: Yes ft.-- SUggESTEP FIRST AID EYE CONTACT: Immediately flush eyes with large amounts of water for at least 15 minutes. Get immediate medical attention. SKIN CONTACT: Flush skin with large amounts of water. If irritation persists, get medical attention. INHALATION; If signs/symptoms occur, remove person to fresh air. If signs/symptoms continue, call a physician. IF SWALLOWED: Drink two glasses of water. Call a physician. aa r a m n o w iwwiOiiEV; EYE PROTECTION: Avoid eye contact with vepor, spray, or mist. Wear vented goggles. SKIN PROTECTION: Avoid skin contact. Wear appropriate gloves when handling this material. A pair of gloves made from the following m a t e r i a K s l are recommended : butyl rubber. VENTILATION PROTECTION: Use with adequate dilution ventilation. RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: Avoid breathing of vapors, mists or spray. Select one of the following NIG5H approved respirators based on airborne concentration of contaminants end in accordance with 05HA regulations: Half-mask organic vapor respirator with dust/mist prefilter. PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTAL INGESTION: Do not eat, drink or smoke when using this product, Wash exposed areas thoroughly with soap and water. Wash hands after handling and before eating. RECOMMENDED STORAGE: Store in a cool place. Store away from heat. Store out of direct Abbreviationsr N/D - Not Determined N/A - Not Applicable US00006584 09/16 '96 12:37 ID :SCD 223-6S-04 FAX :612-736-8643 t;Y1 (.vnnnl Offici- material safety DATA SHEET 3 M C-L-Tiiir S(. Pimi, M N 55J44-J(HlO 612 75.1 J1 10 PAGE 7 869 USDS: FC-206CF LIGHT WATER Brand Aqueous Film Forming Foam NOVEMBER 13, 1995 PAGE; 4 o f 5 r M a;1 Hifili 7 jontimiedT sunlight. Keep container dry. Keep container in well'ventilated area. FIRE AND EXPLOSION AVOIDANCE: Keep container tightly closed. EXPOSURE LIMITS INGREDIENTS VALUE WATER .......... ...................... .. NONE ETHANOL,2-<2-BUT0XYETH0XY)- ........ ,. 35 UREA .................................. ALKYL SULFATE SALTSI2) -K58Q9P, 5810P) ............................. AMPHOTERIC FLUOROALKYLAMIDE DERIVATIVE +(5807P> ............... .. NONE PERFLUOROALKYL SULFONATE SALTSI5) +(5808P) ........................... ... 0.1 TRIETHANOLAMINE ..................... ,. 5 1H-BENZ0TRIAZQLE,METHYL- ........... .. NONE UNIT NONE ppm mg/m5 NONE NONE mg/m3 mg/m3 NONE TYFEAUTH non! None TWA CMPG TWA AIHA SKIN* NONE NONE NONE NONE TWA 3M TWA ACGIH NONE NONE Y * SKIN NOTATION; Listed substances indicated with "Y" under SKIN refer to the potential contribution to the overall exposure by the cutaneous route including mucous membrane end eye, either by airborne or, more particularly, by direct contact with the substance. Vehicles can alter skin absorption. SOURCE OF EXPOSURE LIMIT DATA: - ACGIH: American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists - AIHA: American Industrial Hy^ine Assoc. Workplace Environmentel Exposure - 3Ms 3M Medical Department Guideline l - CMR9: Chemical Manufacture Recommended Guidelines - NONE: None Established Level l x [.TWIF;HiT: W EYE CONTACT: Moderate Eye Irritation: signs/syrnptoms can include redness, swelling, pain, tearing, and hazy vision. 5KIN CONTACT: Mild Skin Irritation: signs/symptoms can include redness, swelling, and itching. Prolonged or repeated exposure may cause: May be absorbed through the skin in harmful amounts. INHALATION: Single overexposure, above recommended guidelines, may cause: Abbreviations: N/D - Not Determined N/A - Not Applicable US00006585 09/16 '96 12:37 ID :SCD 223-6S-04 FftX=612-736-8643 -Mt;om-r*| uhUt* MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 3M Center St. Paul, M N 55144-1000 M 2 733 I I It) PAGE 8 870 MSDS: F O 2 0 6 C F LIGHT WATER Brand Aqueous Film Forming Foam NOVEMBER 13, 1995 PAGE: 5 of 5 TTHEALtH HAitAftb faAYA tconlUTued*... Central Nervous System Depression: signs/symptoms can include headache, dizziness, drowsiness, incoordination, slowed reaction time, slurred speech, giddiness and unconsciousness. Irritation (upper respiratory): signs/symptoms can include soreness of the nose and throat, coughing and sneezing. Prolonged or repeated overexposure, above recommended guidelines, may cause Blood disorders; signs/symptoms can include prolonged weakness and fatigue. Bona Morrow Depression: signs/symptoms can include prolonged weakness and fatigue. Kidney Effects: signs/symptoms can include reduced urine volume, blood in urine and back pain. Liver Effects: signs/symptoms can include yellow skinijaundice) and tenderness of upper abdomen. Pulmonary Edema: signs/symptoms can include coughing, congestion, difficulty breathing, which can result in respiratory failure and death. IF SWALLOWED: Ingestion is not a likely route of exposure to this product, OTHER HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION: A 3M Product Toxicity Summary Sheet is available. SECTION CHAN'i T W E V r e ENVIRON. DATA SECTION CHANGED SINCE APRIL 14, 1995 ISSUE Abbreviations: N/D - Not Determined N/A - Not Applicable The information on this Data Sheet represents our current data and best.. opinion as to the proper use in handling of this material under normal conditions. A n y u s e of the materiel which is not in conformance with this Data Sheet or which involves using the material in combination with any other material or any other process is the responsibility of the user. US00006586 09/16 '96 12:38 ID-SCD 223-6S-04 FAX:612-736-8643 PAGE 9 Product Environmental Data Environmental Laboratory Environmental Engineering and Pollution Control 900 Bush Avenue PO Box 33331 St, Paul, MN 5G133-3331 612/77B 4736 SPECIALTY CHEMICALS DIVISION LIGHT WATER BRAND AQUEOUS FILM FORMING FOAM FC-206CF CHEMICAL FAMILY: Water-miscible fire extinguishing agents. APPEARANCE: Clear, amber liquid. INGREDIENTS: % by Weight water Ethanol, 2-(2-butoxyethoxy) Urea Alkyl Sulfate salts (2) Amphoteric Fluoroalkylamide Derivative Perfluoroalkyl Sulfonate Salts (5) Triethanolamine lH-Benzotriazole, methyl- 78.0 - 81.0 9.5 - 10.5 3.0 - 7.0 1.0 - 5.0 1.0 - 2.0 0.1 - 1.0 0.1 " 1.0 0 - 0.1 USAGE: Foams, containing 6% FC-206CF in water, cover and thus extinguish hydrocarbon liquid-based fires. For more detailed usage information, see your technical service representative. WASTE DISCHARGE: Facilities which use LIGHT WATER AFFF agents in actual or simulated firefighting activities usually direct the resulting wastes to wastewater treatment systems. Whenever possible, 3M recommends disposing of FC-206CF wastes in this manner. However, aquatic and soil environments sometimes receive these wastes untreated. BIODEGRADATION: 5-day BOD 10-day BOD 20-day BOD COD 20-day BOD/coD: 0.53 0.16 g/g 0.17 g/g 0.18 g/g 0.34 g/g Da(e: 3/11/94 (Supersedes 8/6/93)__________________________ P a ge l of 3__________ These data are Intended for the use of a person qualified to evaluate environmental data. All statements, technical information and recommendations contained herein are of general nalure and are based on laboratory lests or literature information we believe to be reliable, but the accuracy, completeness or appllcabll Ity to particular circumstances Is not guaranteed, 3M makes no representation that the customer's use and disposal of the product will comply with all applicable environmental taws, regulations and rules. US00006587 09/16 '96 12:38 ID:SCD 223-6S-04 FAX:612-736-8643 PAGE 10 Product Environmental Data Environmental Laboratory Environmental Engineering and Pollution Control 900 Bush Avenue PO Box 33331 St- Paul, MN SS133-3331 612/778 4736 SPECIALTY CHEMICALS DIVISION LIGHT WATER BRAND AQUEOUS FILM FORMING FOAM FC-206CF (CON'T) AQUATIC TOXICITY DATA: Organism Test Condition Toxicity Value Fathead minnow (Pimephales promelas) 24-hr LC50 48-hr LC50 72-hr LC50 96-hr LC50 >1,000 mg/L >1,000 mg/L >1,000 mg/L >1,000 mg/L Water Flea (Daphnia magna) Static Static 24-Hr. EC50 >i,ooo mg/L 48-Hr. EC50 >1,000 mg/L Algae (Selenastrum capricornutum) Exposure 24-hour Static 48-hour Static 72-hour Static 96-hour Static EC50 mg/L 332 (279 - 403) 199 (177 - 223) 203 (183 - 225) 254 (233 - 277) MICROTOX SYSTEM: Photobacterium phosphoreum us in g Mi cr ot ox (TM) analyzer Exposure EC50mg/L 5 minutes 15 minutes 30 minutes >1,000 890 (730 - 1,000) 680 (610 - 750) ACTIVATED SLUDGE RESPIRATION INHIBITION (OECD METHOD #209) i 3 Hour Exposure at 20oC EC50 >1,000 mg/L Date: 3/11/94 (Supersedes 8/6/93) Page 2 of 3 These data are Intended for the use of a person qualified to evaluate environmental data. All statements, technical information and recommendations contained herein are of general nature and are based on laboratory tests or literature Information we believe to bo reliable, bul the accuracy, completeness or applicability to particular circumstances is not guaranteed. 3M makes no representation that the customer's use and disposal of the product will comply with all applicable enviromental laws, regulations and rules. US00006588 09/16 '96 12:39 ID:SCD 223-6S-04 F A X =612-736-8643 PAGE 11 Product Environmental Data 3M Environmental Laboratory Environmental Engineering and Pollution Control 900 Bush Avenue PO Box 33331 St. Paul, MN 55133-3331 612/778 4736 SPECIALTY CHEMICALS DIVISION LIGHT WATER BRAND AQUEOUS FILM FORMING FC-206CF (Con't) FOAM DISPOASL RECOMMENDATION: Bleed spent solutions and small product quantities, generally <5 gal,,(19L) to a wastewater treatment system. Reduce discharge rate if foaming occurs. Incinerate bulk product in an industrial or commercial incinerator. Combustion products will include HF, Disposal alternative: Dispose of completely absorbed waste product in a facility permitted to accept chemical wastes. Since regulations vary, consult applicable regulations or authorities before disposal. U.S. EPA Hazardous Waste N o . : None Date: 3/11/94 (Supersedes 8/6/93) Page 3 of 3 These dale are Intended for ihe use of a person qualified to evaluate environmental data. All statements, technical information and recommendations contained herein are of general nature and are based on laboratory tests or lllereture Information we believe to be reliable, but the accuracy, completeness or applicability to particular circumstances la not guaranteed. 3M makes no representation that the customer's use a n d disposal of the product will comply with ail applicable erwlromental laws, regulations ana rules. US00006589 09/16 '96 12:39 ID:SCD 223-6S-04 FAX 612-736-8643 PAGE 12 Product Toxicity Summary Sheet Form156114\G*PWO Produci Nanw FC-206CF LIGHT WATER Brand AFFF l*>USCuts August 30, 1993 Below Ib a summary o< tno study data giving an Indication of the relative toxicity ol the product. (Definitions of teat procedures ere found on the revorso side of this sheet.) This summary Is the data for the precautionary uso information provided with the product. Relative toxicity ol a material Is only one factor that Is Important In determining the degree ot hazard In handling a chemical or product. Other considerations to Include are physical properties of the chemical, extent and tropuUncy Of uSoOr exposure. Intended uee, and possible misuse of the product- For additional Information regarding safe handling of the product, please reference the Material or product Safety Data Sheet. 25816-10 Supersedes February 4, 1991 ACUTE ORAL TOXICITY (RAT): PRACTICALLY NON-TOXIC. Ten albino rats (Sprague- Dawley strain, 5 males, 5 females) weighing between 242 and 296 grains, each received an oral dose o f FC-206CF equivalent to 5.0 grams (4.95 milliliters) per kilogram o f body weight. This study was conducted according to the Organization o f Economic Cooperation and Development's Guidelines for Testing Chemicals. Clinical signs were limited to audible breathing in 1 female rat; this was noted from 1 hour to day 3. N o mortalities occurred. In all males and 2 females there were weight gains at the 7 and 14 day evaluations. Three female rats either had no weight gain at day 7 compared to initial weight or had no weight gain at day 14 compared to day 7. At necropsy no visible lesions were observed. The acute oral LD50 in the albino rats o f FC-206CF is greater than 5,0 grams per kilogram o f body weight, FC-206CF is considered practically non-toxic orally under the conditions o f this study. (Hazleton Wisconsin; January 4, 1991; HWJ No. 01102302) ACUTE DERM AL TOXICITY (RABBIT): PRACTICALLY NON-TOXIC. Ten rabbits (New Zealand White strain, 5 males, 5 females) weighing between 2,088 and 2,492 grams each received a dermal application o f FC-206CF equivalent to 2,0 grams per kilogram o f body weight. This study was conducted according to the Organization o f Economic Cooperation and Development's Guidelines for Testing Chemicals. N o abnormal clinical signs were noted during the 14 day study. Dermal irritation observed after the 24 hour occlude contact consisted o f only slight erythema in 2 animals on day 1. Weight gains were observed in all animals at the 7 and 14 day weighing. N o mortalities occurred. N o visible lesions were noted in 9 animals at necropsy on day 14. In 1 female rabbit the left kidney had a large pelvis which was considered incidental and unrelated to the test material. The same animal was noted to have thickening o f the skin o f the treatment area; this was possibly the result o f an inflammatory reaction caused by the test material. FC-206CF is considered practically non-toxic dermally under the conditions o f this study. (Hazleton Wisconsin; January 14,1991; HWI No. 01102303) PRIM ARY DERM AL IRRITATION: NON-IRRITATING, Three albino rabbits (New Zealand White strain) each received 0,5 milliliter applications o f FC-206CF to an intact skin test site. The study was conducted according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's Guidelines for Testing Chemicals. The test sites were covered for 4 hours with a semi-occlusive dressing. The sites were evaluated for irritation at 30 minutes, 24, 48 and 72 hours after removal o f the test material. N o signs o f dermal irritation were observed during the study. FC-206CF is considered non-irritating to the skin under the conditions o f this study, Note, however, in the acute dermal toxicity summary that erythema was observed at two test sites after 24 hour occluded contact. (Hazleton Wisconsin; December 27, 1990; HWI No. 01102304) Page 1 o f 2 This Information la Ini ended to boused by e p a w n qualified to evaluate toxicological date, inquiries are to be referred to Toxicology Services, Medical D ep artm entM , Building 22Q-9E, 3M Center, St. Paul, MN 55U4-10OO, (012) 733-2862. The above information Is based upon studies conducted by 3M and/or by recognized professional testing laboratories. II Is believed to be correct, and ft Is Supplfod to others upon the condition that the person resolving it Shalt nutHo their own determination of Its suitability lor their purposes. US00006590 09/16 '96 12:40 ID:SCD 223-6S-04 Product Toxicity Summary Sheet form 16904-.G-PWO W -2 6C F LIGHT WATER Brand AFFF FAX :612-736-8643 PAGE 13 Isaue Date August 30, 1903 Below I* a summary of ihe study data glvlno an Indication of the relative toxicity of tho product. (Definitions of feet procedures are found on the reverse side of thfe sheet.) This summary is the date for the precautionary use inform&ilon provided with tho product. Helallvd toxicity 01 a material Is only one factor that IS important In determining thodogree of herard In handling a chemical or product. Other consideration* to include are physical properties of the chemical, extent and frequency of use or exposure, intended use, and possible misuse of the product. For additional information regarding safe handling of tho product, ploa&o rofororco the Material or Product Safely Datasheet, 25816-10 Supersedes February 4, 1991 PRIM ARY O CULAR IRRITATION: M ODERATELY IRRITATING. Three albino rabbits (New Zealand White strain) each received 0,1 milliliters o f FC-206CF in the conjunctival sac o f one eye. The contralateral eye served as an untreated control The study was conducted according to the Organization o f Economic Cooperation and Development's Guidelines for Testing Chemicals. The eyes were evaluated for irritation at 1, 24, 48, 72 and 96 hours and at 7, 14 and 21 days after treatment. At the 72 hour and 7, 14 and 21 day evaluations, sodium fluorescein was used to aid in revealing possible comeal injury. FC-206CF elicited comeal opacity, iridal effects and conjunctival irritation consisting o f diffuse beefy redness, obvious swelling o f the lief, and well defined discharge at the 1, 24, 48, 72 and 96 hour evaluations. Corneal opacity and conjunctival irritation were observed in 1 test eye at days 7, 14 and 21. Two o f 3 test animals were observed to exhibit vocal signs o f a pain response on instillation o f the test substance; they also pawed at the treated eye. Sodium fluorescein examinations were negative in 2 test eyes, but positive in 1 test eye at 72 hours and at days 7, 14 and 21, A maximum primary eye irritation score o f 41.7 o f a possible 110.0 was assigned at the 1 hour evaluation. FC-206CF is considered moderately irritating to the eyes under the conditions o f this study. FC-206CF may cause permanent eye damage if unlimited contact is allowed. (Hazleton Wisconsin; January 25,1991; HWI No. 01102305) (PTSSl 25-FC206CF) 3M Specialty Chemicals Division Page 2 o f 2 This Information is nlondod lo be used by e person qualified to evaluate toxicological data. Inquiries are to bo referred to Toxicology Services, Medical DBpartn>em.'3M, Building 20-2E, 3M Center, 6t. Paul, MN 551M-1000, (612) 733-286?. 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Butenhoff, Ph.D Manager, Toxicology Services 3M Medical Department bah (161-MSDS1) EnclosureC s) US00006592 3IVI G e n e ra l Offices MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 3M CeiiLer St. Paul, VIN 55144-1Q0 1-800-364-3577 or (612) 737-6501 (24 hours) 00-49 5277 Copyright, 1997, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company. All rights reserved. Copying and/or downloading of this information for the purpose of properly utilizing 3M products is allowed provided that; 1) the i n f o r m a t i o n is copied in full with no changes unl e s s prior agreement is obtained from 3M, and 2) neit h e r the copy nor the original is resold or otherwise d i s t r i b u t e d with the intention of earning a profit thereon. DIVISION: SPECIALTY CHEMICALS DIVISION TRADE NAME: FC-206CF LIGHT WATER(TM) Brand Aqueous Film Forming Foam ID NUMBER/U.P.C.: ZF-0002-0614-2 ZF-0002-0791-8 98-0211-5625-6 98-0211-5627-2 98-0211-5629-8 00-51135-10160-5 00-51135-10162-9 00-51135-10164-3 ZF-0002-0621-7 98-0211-5624-9 98-0211-5626-4 98-0211-5628-0 98-0211-5630-6 ISSUED: F E B R U A R Y 19, 1997 S UPERSEDES: OCTOBER 14, 1996 DOCUMENT: 10-4323-1 00-51135-10159-9 00-51135-10161-2 00-51135-10163-6 1. I N G R E D I E N T C.A.S. NO. PERCENT WATER ................................... . . 7732-18-5 D I E T H Y L E N E GLYCOL BUTYL ETHER ...... .. 112-34-5 UREA .................................... .. 57-13-6 ALKYL SULFATE S A L T S ! 2) +(58G9P, 5810P) ................................ AMPHOTERIC FLUOROALKYLAMIDE D E R I V A T I V E +(5807P) ................ T R I E T H A N O L A M I N E ....................... .. 102-71-6 P E R F L U O R O A L K Y L S U L F O N A T E S A L T S (5) +(5808P3 ............................. 78.0 3 1.0 1 0.1 0.1 - 81.0 10.0 7 5. D 2 1 1 NOTE: New Jersey Trade Secret Registry Number (EIN) 04499600-+ THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING TOXIC CHEMICAL OR CHEMICALS SUBJECT TO THE REPORTING REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 313 OF TITLE III OF THE EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RIGHT-TO-KNOW ACT OF 1986 AND 40 CFR PART 372: DIETHYLENE GLYCOL BUTYL ETHER 2. P H Y S I C A L DATA B O I L I N G P O I N T : ................. V A P O R P R E S S U R E : ................ V A P O R DENSITY: ................ E V A P O R A T I O N R A T E : ............. S O L U B I L I T Y IN WATER: ........ SP. G R A V I T Y : ................... P E R C E N T VOLATILE: ............ ca . 100 C (Initial) ca . 17,8 mmHg Calc. 5) 20 C ca. 0.69 Air = 1 Calc. 3 20 C < 1 . 0 Butyl Acetate = 1 Miscible 1.03 Water = 1 ca. 90 % Abbreviations: N/D Not Determined N/A - Not Applicable US00006593 3)Y1 General Offices MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 3M ('enter St. Paul, MN 55144-1000 1-800-364-3577 or (612) 737-6501 (24 hours) 00-49 5278 MSDS: FC-206CF LIGHT WATER(TM) Brand Aqueous Film Forming Foam F E B R U A R Y 19, 1997 PAGE: 2 of 6 2. PHYSICAL DATA (continued) p H : ............................. c a . 8.5 VISCOSITY: ..................... N/D M E L T I N G P O I N T .................. N/A APPEARANCE AND ODOR: Clear, amber colored liquid. 3. FIRE A N D E X P L O S I O N H A Z A R D DATA__________________________________________ F L A S H P O I N T : ................... Setaflash None (Setaflash CC) F L A M M A B L E L I M I T S - LEL: .... N/A F L A M M A B L E L I M I T S - U E L : .... N/A A U T O I G N I T I O N T E M P E RATURE: ... N/A EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: Product is a fire-extinguishing agent. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES: Not applicable UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: See Hazardous Decomposition section for products of combustion. R E A C T I V I T Y DATA_______________________________________________________________ STABILITY: Stable INCOMPATIBILITY - MATERIALS TO AVOID: Not applicable. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION: Will Not Occur HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS: Carbon Monoxide and Carbon Dioxide, Oxides of Nitrogen, Oxides of Sulfur, Hydrogen Cyanide, Hydrogen Fluoride, Ammonia Thermal decomposition of usage concentrations does not present a hazard. 5. E N V I R O N M E N T A L I N F O R M A T I O N SPILL RESPONSE: Observe precautions from other sections. Ventilate area. Contain spill. Cover with absorbent material. Collect spilled material. Clean up residue with water. Place in an approved metal container. Seal the container. RECOMMENDED DISPOSAL: Discharge spent solutions to a wastewater treatment system. Reduce discharge rate if foaming occurs. Large quantities may adversely affect biological wastewater treatment systems. Incinerate in an industrial or commercial facility in the presence of a combustible material. Combustion products will include H F . ENVIRONMENTAL DATA: A Product Environmental Data Sheet (PED) is available. 5-Day Biological Oxygen Demand (B0D5): 0.16 g/g; 20-Day Biological Oxygen Demand (B0D2G): 0.18 g/g; Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD): 0.34 Abbreviations: N/D - Not Determined N/A - Not Applicable US00006594 3V1 (General Ottccs MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 3M Center Si. Paul, MN 55144-1000 1-800-364-3577 or (612) 737-6501 (24 hours) 00-49 5279 MSDS: FC-206CF LIGHT WATER(TM) Brand Aqueous Film Forming Foam FEBRUARY 19, 1997 PAGE: 3 of 6 5. E N V I R O N M E N T A L I N F O R MATION________ (continued) g / g ; 20-Day BOD/COD: 0.53, 96-Hr LC50, Fathead minnow (Pimephales promelas): >1,000 mg/L; 48-Hr EC50, Daphnia magna: >1,000 mg/L; 96-Hr Static Algae (Selenastrum capricornutum): 254 mg/L (233-277); 30-Min. EC50, Photobacterium phosphoreum (Microtox System): 680 mg/LC610-750); 3-Hr EC50 (OECD METHOD #209): >1,000 mg/L. REGULATORY INFORMATION: Volatile Organic Compounds: 103 gms/liter South Coast Air Quality Mgmt Dist M e t h o d Calc. 3 20 C. VOC Less H20 & Exempt Solvents: N/D. Since regulations vary, consult applicable regulations or authorities before disposal. In the event of an uncontrolled release of this material, the user should determine if the release qualifies as a reportable quantity. U.S. EPA Hazardous Waste Number = None (Not U.S. EPA Hazardous). The components of this product are in compliance with the chemical r e g i s t r a t i o n r e q u i r e m e n t s of: TSCA, EINECS, CDSL, AICS, M I T I . EPCRA HAZARD CLASS: FIRE HAZARD: No PRESSURE: No REACTIVITY: No ACUTE: Yes CHRONIC: Yes 6. SUGGESTED FIRST AID . ................................. EYE CONTACT: Immediately flush eyes with large amounts of water for at least 15 minutes. Get immediate medical attention. SKIN CONTACT: Flush skin with large amounts of water. If irritation persists, get medical attention. INHALATION: If s i g n s / s y m p t o m s occur, remove person to fresh air. If signs/symptoms continue, call a physician. IF SWALLOWED: Drink two glasses of water. Call a physician. 7. P R E C A U T I O N A R Y I N F O R M A T I O N --- EYE PROTECTION: Avoid eye contact with vapor, spray, or mist. Wear vented goggles. SKIN PROTECTION: Avoid skin contact. Wear appropriate gloves when handling this material. A pair of gloves made from the following material(s) are recommended: butyl rubber. VENTILATION PROTECTION: Use with adequate dilution ventilation. Abbreviations: N/D - Not Determined N/A - Not Applicable US00006595 3V General Offices MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 3IVI Center SI. Paul, VIN 55144-1000 1-800-364-3577 or (61 2) 737-6501 (24 hours) 00-49 5280 MSDS: FC-206CF LIGHT WATER(TM) Brand Aqueous Film Forming Foam F E B R U A R Y 19, 1997 PAGE: 4 of 6 7. P R E C A U T I O N A R Y I N F O R M A T I O N ________ (continued) RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: Avoid breathing of vapors, mists or spray. Select one of the following NI0SH approved respirators based on airborne concentration of contaminants and in accordance with OSHA regulations: Half-mask organic vapor respirator with dust/mist prefilter. PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTAL INGESTION: Do not eat, drink or smoke when using this product. Wash exposed areas thoroughly with soap and water. Wash hands after handling and before eating. RECOMMENDED STORAGE: Store in a cool place. Store away from heat. Store out of direct sunlight. Keep container dry. Keep container in well-ventilated area. FIRE AND EXPLOSION AVOIDANCE: Keep container tightly closed. Nonflammable. OTHER PRECAUTIONARY INFORMATION: No smoking: Smoking while using this product can result in contamination of the tobacco and/or smoke and lead to the formation of the hazardous decomposition products mentioned in section 4 of this MSDS. HMIS HAZARD RATINGS: HEALTH: 2 FLAMMABILITY: 0 REACTIVITY: 0 PERSONAL PROTECTION: X (See precautions, section 7.) EXPOSURE LIMITS INGREDIENTS VALUE WATER ................................... ,.. NONE D I E T H Y L E N E G L Y C O L BUTYL ETHER ...... .. 35 U REA .................................... ... 10 ALKYL SULFATE SALTS2) -H5809P, 581 OP ) ................................ .. NONE AMPHOTERIC FLU0R0ALKYLAMIDE D E R I V A T I V E +C5807P) ................ . . NONE T R I E T H A N O L A M I N E ....................... . . 5 PERFLU0R0ALKYL SULFONATE SALTS(5) +C5808P) ............................. ... 0.1 UNIT NONE ppm mg/m3 NONE NONE mg/m3 mg/m3 TYPE AUTH NONE NONE TWA CMRG TWA AIHA SKIN* NONE NONE NONE NONE TWA ACGIH TWA 3M Y * SKIN NOTATION: Listed substances indicated with "Y" under SKIN refer to the potential contribution to the overall exposure by the cutaneous route including mucous membrane and eye, either by airborne or, more particularly, by direct contact with the substance. Vehicles can alter skin absorption. SOURCE OF EXPOSURE LIMIT DATA: - ACGIH: American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists - AIHA: American Industrial Hygine Assoc. Workplace Environmental Exposure - 3M: 3M Medical D e p a r t ment G u i deline - CMRG: Chemical Manufacture Recommended Guidelines - NONE: None Established Level G Abbreviations: N/D - Not Determined N/A - Not Applicable US00006596 3M General Offices 3M MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 3M Center St. Paul, MN 55144-1000 I -81)0-364-3577 or (612) 737-6501 (24 hours) 00-49 5281 USDS: FC-206CF LIGHT WATER(TM) Brand Aqueous Film Forming Foam F E B R U A R Y 19, 1997 PAGE: 5 of 6 8. HEALTH HAZARD DATA EYE CONTACT: Moderate Eye Irritation: signs/symptoms can include redness, swelling, pain, tearing, and hazy vision. SKIN CONTACT: Mild Skin Irritation: signs/symptoms can include redness, swelling, and itching. Prolonged or repeated exposure may cause: May be absorbed through the skin in harmful amounts. INHALATION: Single overexposure, above recommended guidelines, may cause: Central Nervous System Depression: signs/symptoms can include headache, dizziness, drowsiness, incoordination, slowed reaction time, slurred speech, giddiness and unconsciousness. Irritation Cupper respiratory): signs/symptoms can include soreness of the nose and throat, coughing and sneezing. Prolonged or repeated overexposure, above recommended guidelines, may cause: Blood disorders: signs/symptoms can include prolonged weakness and fatigue. Bone Marrow Depression: signs/symptoms can include prolonged weakness and fatigue. Kidney Effects: signs/symptoms can include reduced urine volume, blood in urine and back pain. Liver Effects: signs/symptoms can include yellow skinCjaundice) and tenderness of upper abdomen. Pulmonary Edema: signs/symptoms can include coughing, congestion, difficulty breathing, which can result in respiratory failure and death . IF SWALLOWED: Ingestion is not a likely route of exposure to this product. OTHER HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION: A 3M Product Toxicity Summary Sheet is available. S E C T I O N C H A N G E D A T E S ________________________________________________________ PRECAUT. INFO. SECTION CHANGED SINCE OCTOBER 14, 1996 ISSUE Abbreviations: N/D - Not Determined N/A - Not Applicable US00006597 3IY1 General Offices MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 3M Center St. Paul, VIN 55144-1000 1-800-364-3577 or (612) 737-6501 (24 hours) 00-49 5282 MSDS: FC-206CF LIGHT WATER(TM) Brand Aqueous Film Forming Foam F E B R U A R Y 19, 1997 PAGE: 6 of 6 Abbreviations: N/D - Not Determined N/A - Not Applicable The information in this Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) is believed to be correct as of the date issued. 3M MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF M E R C H ANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR COURSE OF PERFORMANCE OR USAGE OF TRADE. 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US00006598 31Y1 General Offices 3M Ccfvlcr St. Paul, MN 55144-1000 1-800-364-3577 or (612) 737-6501 (24 hours) 00-49 5283 3M ******************************************************************************** ******************************************************************************** ******************************************************************************** ******************************************************************************** ********** ** ** ****** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * ********** ********** ********** ********** ********** ********** THIS PACKET CONTAINS MSDS TEXTS FOR THE FOLLOWING PURCHASE ORDERS: ?08/06/97 15:34:55 ********** ********** ********** ********** US00006599 3% A R -A F F F Product .1.IiIOi ill1T 1.0ft In tro d u c tio n ... 3MTM Light Water ATC3 3% A R-AFFF1foam concentrate is a superior perform ing synthetic firefighting foam concentrate that is UL listed for use at 3% concentration on Both TOter-solulsle polar solvents''and water-insoluble lyrfrocarbon flammable conventional foam-making equipment. W hen used w ith fresh, sea or brackish water effectiveness and versatility o f Light Water A IC 3 foam on a wide range' o f Class B flammable liquids and Class A ordinary com bustibles can elim inate the need to stock a variety o f firefighting agents. Every production lot o f 3M foam concentrate is fire Alcohol Resistant-AqueousFilm FanningFoam T ypical C o n c e n tra te Properties (Not for Specification Purposes) ' , Nominal use concentration ..,,,,..,,.,..,,3% (polar solvents/alcohois and hydrocarbons) Appearance .........,,,,,,............................. Am ber thixotropic liquid Specific gravity ..................................... 1,04 Density ,,,.,..,...,.,..,,.,..,...,.,.....,..,,,,..,,,,,8,7 lbs./gal. V iscosity @ TT'T (25C ) ..,,,,.,,.,,.,,.,,'1900 centipoise* f, 40F (4.4C ) .,,.,,,,,.,,.,,.,,2200 centipoise1 M inimum use tem perature 35*F (1 ,7C) Storage temperature ,.,,....,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,.35 - 120F (1,7- 49C) Ereeiingjoint ........... 25*F {-4) p H @ 7 f? F :<2SC) .,,.,.,,,.,,.,,,..,,,,,,.,,.,,8 US00006600 ^Ih iCPn 3M " Light Water" A I C '3 3% AR-AFFF foam concentrate is de devices. Examples are foam chambers, water spray nozzles and water/fog nozzles. Light. Water ATC3 foam is effective in 1for use with application , sprinklers, Light Water A T O foam is UL listed. o n both polar solvent/alcohol and hydrocarbon, chambers for topside tank protection. Aqueous Film Formation; Light W ater ATC3 foam at 3% proportioning, has p -----------4`;1TM "A,foh flows quickly over water-insoluble . fire knockdown, control and resistance Polym eric Properties; Light Water ATC3 foam at 3% proportioning forms a membrane-like protective layer on water-soluble polar solvents (e.g,, alcohols), protecting the foam blanket and enhancing fire suppression. P ro p o rtio n s R eadily: Because Light Water ATC3 foam has a relatively low, consistently stable viscosity and is also sheer thinning, it can be used in a wide range o f proportioning equipment w ith high accuracy. It is UL listed through in-line eductors and is suitable for balanced pressure proportioning systems. Stability; Light Water ATC3 foam viscosity is consistent, stable and does not present "transit time" limitations. Light Water ATC3 foam consistently shows superior fire knockdown, control and extinguishm ent through a variety o f comparative tests. Excellent US. Mil Spee-F-24385F (Performance on Gasoline) Light Water ATC3 Foam a fl p u - , .i wp6CiliC iu y ii fSiiltmSS % Extinguishment f (see.) i i in m m 70% 111% N/ ExtTime ( i IC.) 40sec. Summationrmr W in n w m iiiiiiw ii (% ext) 25% E!|j (SI 23 50M aximum w 320 Minimum 41 360 M nimim Lowest UL- Listing for Alcohols 0.13 gallon&'min/ft1 6 literUmin/'meter US00006601 New 3M" Light Water" ATC "3 foam is simple to use, highly effective, and environmentally responsible A"next generation" firefighting foam released by 3M is easier to apply, provides faster o f the most aggressive flammable liquid fires, and also offers improved ewironuieittal attributes, 3M Light Water A I O 3%AMAFFF is a synthetic firefighting foam concentrate designed for use at 3% concentration on both water-soluble polar solvents like alcohol and acetone, and on water-insoluble hydrocarbon flammable liquids like gasoline and fuel oil. "Not only is Light Water ATC3 foam a versatile product with strong performance, it does not contain any solvents regulated by the US. EPA*, and that is a major environmental attribute," says John ML Schuster, Marketing Manager, 3M Fire Protection Svstems "Light Water ATC3 "fdiifi"" g 6n C Itii IO il 01 uX C u g H iu lg foam, allowing simple, more efficient extinguish ments o f dangerous flammable liquid fifes " 313, t-To-Kiiow Act. (27 meters), i Firefighters can initiate a fast tm p m m because 3U Light Water MFCSfoam Is designed for urn at 3% emmatmfion on ietft water-soluble polar solvents and water-insoluble hydrocarbon flammable liquids. For years, 3M"* Light Water" ATCTM foam has been the world's premier firefighting foam, used to more successful extinguishments o f laige flaiBinable liquid... fires than any other brand o f firefighting foam,** The new product builds on the solid Foundation established by Light Water ATC foam. Light Water ATC3 foam's 3% proportioning is an advantage w er . 3% proportioning for hydrocarbons and 6% for poi3T solvente, ts-cin t)i to fiotti h fires at a concentration o f 3% eliminates ...continuedonpage 6 US00006602 I Field tests show 3M" Light WaterTMATCTM3 3% AR-AFFF olFers reduced extinguis or the firefighters using Light Water ATC3 foam, Dwight Williams, President o f Williams Fire & Hazard Control, expresses utmost confidence in the product, and is dedicated to its elusive'use, Williams Fire & Hazard Control (WF&HC) has conducted burn tests with Light Water A T O foam on octane boosters and blended gasoline, and found extinguishment times were substantially reduced, "It cuts the extinguishment time dow n" Williams says, "It's not uncommon to have a product loss o f $100,000 to $150,000 per hour in a fire, so if you can cut the extinguishment time by 30 percent-- which is what we experienced--you save a lot of money. ti) your people; is to vote of confidence comes from several major oil and Cutting-edge technological advancements that enhance "The thing that is important to us is that you can extinguish a tank quicker, save money, Williams says. "This is im portant because if you apply is not out, the tank runs over and continues to bum. "1 can't understand why anybody wouldn't use Light Water T O foam, when you can satisfy the environmental requirements, and first and foremost satisfy the fact that there is a greater likelihood o f success in extinguishing fires and in providing personal protection for your people." rutwufiignmM vUfrfiHUffiaa#m**s, rfis/oew i of Uw/lsfmflaflmfWsAr|7i1m#ttMmbrfimmZmfwiiAu. v/`fltroI/, isu dedicated to the exclusive u se of lig h t Water A W 3 tm m . R evised 3MTM L ight W ater ^ ` ` Manual now a new version o f the Light Water protection systems utilizing 3M'" Light WaterTM foam products. Criteria and guidelines for .fixed systems are discussed in detail. Includ in the manual are sections on specifications; application requirements: enclosed reply card. Page 2 US00006603 Redesigned 5-galloii container maximizes storage space ew 3M ~ Light Water* AXCTM3 foam not only features an innovative Iformulation--it's also been dressed up in a redesigned 5-gallon container. Ease o f transport and maximization of available storage space were driving fences behind the break from traditional round pails. "Rectangular pails are easier to hold and carryswsays Joe Poiditiger, Technical Service Representative. "They are also easier to hold while emptying, and maximize available space in fire truck "This extra pail gives firefighters a meaningful increase in the amount o f firefighting concentrate available at an incident." A look beneath the surface reveals several additional features that'make' this art outstanding container. The pail is black to offer protection against ultraviolet rays, which extends the life o f the container while protecting the material inside. Heavy duty construction adds strength. Tests show that the pail has twice the lifespan o f conventional round white pails. The design change came as a result o f storage LOrtiparliiieiits< f-- jnL.a,v*vtjcex jeaevtaal1utiam#tea,dJt snesvi juesr.arlI trucK who recognized the practical advantages that rectangular pails offer, configurations, and six rectanguiar pails can be stacked inside a typical ir e truck Light Water ATC3 Foam is also available in compartment that would normally hold 305-gallon Reusable Bulk Containers only five round pails," says Don Coy, MTC9 foam 5-gallon jml/ maximizes (RBCs) and 55-gallon drums. Marketing Development Manager. prestigious "Red Adair" award c very year, Industrial Fire World magazine presents its "Red Adair" award to an individual or illllllllllM otgaiiizatian that has made a unique and f, Texas, was the 1996 recipient o f this prestigious award. leads the safest and most modem possible. Some o f the to use In addition, Brantley was one o f tins first to conduct a in the early 1970s. He also became one o f the first instructors in industrial fire protection at Texas A&M. Chief Joe Brontfey, Union CirMB^r Tfeffl Texes (ieftf m p tm m M with n * JM urtM fm Wrnm JIttM dair uffmin ffrmn -mrnrnt o-*.f#m tm m rdmt mam, w orm Eeixrmp on nsr-fittifonnn sr-. May 1997 Page 3 US00006604 ill Sarnia, Ontario, on M y \% 1996, blowing part o f the roof off a 140-foot diameter raffinate storage tank and sparking ignition. Tilting the scales in 3MTM AFFF that were TM PlusTM foam and . __ extinguished within nine hours of ignition. :0), the fire was H e incident started at 12:36 a m , when a lightning bolt struck the tank, which their off-duty personnel and immediately activated CVECO. ' dual aid responded quickly with equipment, manpower and foam from Imperial O il Dow'Chemical, Shell seven feet of a gasoline Mending component, located to the southeast o f the burning tank. The fire was first attacked with coolir Thei strategy.'A foam attack was set up, with two 2,000 Light Water ATC Pius foam on hand, with Esso and Dorn' contributing an additional 4,000 gallons of foam concentrate. This gave firefighters a total of " gallons o f foam concentrate on site with to begin the initial foam attack. foam attack began at 7:20 am . 3M Light Water ' Plus foam concentrate was applied at iximately 0,2b gpimper square feat. Streams..... lie two 2,000 gpm monitors were combined to ate the updraft and establish an area of I Within 15 minutes, the fire was 95 percent control, accordin Refinery Fire Marshal, continued on next page May 1997 US00006605 5Several pockets o f fire continued to 1mm for the next few hours. One of the foam cannons was relocated so i could use a high section o f wall ais a backsplash, producing a thick .n eventually covered the entire surface, After the fire was extinguished additional foam concentrate was used to maintain the foam blanket while fie tank' cooled and the remainder o f the product was removed. Hatfield acknowledges that past training sessions Jed by 3M and Williams Fire & Hazard Control were o f great help in preparing for this incident. In fact, he did speak with Dwight Williams, President of Williams Fire & Hazard Control, the night o f the incident. "Dwight was not called initially for the fire since fie plan had been to allow a controlled bum-out," Hatfield says, "Because o f some problems with the residual pockets o f fire, they were called and were preparing to come to Sarnia when we were able to ...... .... ' - ' ` * ; were not here at the time of the fire, Williams Approximately 10,000 gallons of 3MTM Light WaterTM ATCTM PlusTM foam were used in the extinguishment An additional 3,500 gallons o f 3MTM AFFF (FC-203 and FC203CF) foams were used, mostly for vapor suppression, As on-scene foam supplies began to dwindle, a call was put in to 3M Canada for support. A shipment o f 3,300 gallons o f 3MTM FC-203 was delivered within three hours, and a tanker truck containing an. additional 5,200 gallons arrived two tours later. At the same time, Ron Stahl, 3M St, Paul, coordinated the in. on the concentrate was received from 3M, Marine Pollution nd Hayden and Con refinery in Detroit. !`3M Canada has always prided itself on its ability to ' quietly "meet the tlte''Sifiia'''' Valley," says Jill Collins, Sales Representative, MCanada. "With this incident, we have proven it again" COJlfliOUCJU&fy C&Qi& fifl M aym ? Page S US00006606 1he next generation continuedfrom page 1 the guesswork for firefighters, " In a chemical company or at a refinery, you do not always know what the next type of fire will be. For example, It may be an ether or it may be petroleum," says Richard Stem, 3M Senior Research specialist. "To be able to have all firefighting equipment fixed at 3% is a real advantage, so firefighters can start fighting the fire immediately. "In addition, because 3M1" Light W ater ATC*3 ftwm is always applied at 3%, the foam supply will last twice as "Light Water ATC3 foam has a stable viscosity below 2,000 viscosities o f 5,000 to 6,000 initially or after aging. Higher viscosity material requires special equipment," Stern says, "Lower viscosity makes the foam more conducive for use in a wide variety o f equipment. Most customers won't discard their old equipment and purchase high viscosity equipment when they upgrade to a new product" Light 'Water ATC3 foam will proportion accurately in both high and low viscosity equipment. For combating, alcohol fires and spills, Light Water ATC3 foam is UL-Iisted for application at a rate o f only 0 .13 gallons per minute for each square foot o f a fire's surface ' ' bam. This highe : In a savings o f ; a large fire "If you don't have accurate proportioning, you won't get anywhere when fighting a flammable liquid fire," Stem says, "For instance, if you try to use a 6% foam at 3% on a polar solvent fire, you won't be able to extinguish it. The half the required amount of concentrate." Em iron mental considerations: hydrocarbons. Light Water ATC3 foam is UL-iisted for application at 0.1 gptn/ft*. "Light Water ATC3 foam's faster kaockdowa, control and extinguishment are demonstrated by the U S. Military oranas, Stem adds. Through thick and thin: use a firefighting foam with low viscosity. AFFF products can be successfully treated in biological waste water treatment systems. 3M uses innovative surfactants that facilitate their removal from waste water due to sludge adsorption. Learn more about SAP Light WaterTMATCTM3 3%AR-AFFF For those interested in learning more about the performance characteristic o f 3M Light Water ATC'3 loam, at; information packet is available. To obtain literature or a videotape, check the appropriate box cmthe enclosed reply card. . M ay 1997 US00006607 Romanian rhapsody ~ 3M Light Hater foam products strike a chord in Eastern Europe "" -- he R.Ai i K fNF.STI refinery has (he disfin-etten ci pt.rX-!!:;-!;i;.: the I.upe-a iniler of 3.V? Liiiht Wiilcr loam ever recorded in Romania. 'Hie placed the order lor liters ( eliii'"'I'i., of I.,gin V...,:s} jc .lti:ie i 3 Vi. maker of J \1 ",1 i.ighL Wuiei''1A it.1"' barn, lus supplied premiale aqueous film li.'juuiip loams ; Af FF>.n> the world lor moie than 30 vents. I,eh! Water -\T( foam is the 'vnrid's best selling btand of \R - A H ;r used 10 protect both hydrocarbon arid polar suivent tires arid I.iylit W ater Foam Days .'V! In.!-.-!.! "[..lulu Walei H u m Ou\.-" lor i"j'hii' 11 ii:-,icl;ivr:s Ni lii'ITIaUia !!i Oi ICihel. I hi. lh:ee-d.i\ .minm. held at Wink-! S p in s Vi I in cu i rarisy i\aiua ntnuntuhii n Knm.iiii.i vois an opportunity to .-.hare information aboil I 3M i ire i'TotCihion Systems products with viiruonteTs. it wax ai'ii i 1s;!ii e !.'hank h'v.-d :s(=t:n*.'( . loi purcl;,:ne an ntiM.iiuiine .linnimt ni fools! Wai.> :\>;ii in is11-)?'-. iiis was the first rime we have held this type of e,. en i!> R'-iia;!!!!.!. ' S.IV-: i \ l CuTJlUiny's 'oiibu'l Sc,.lei, i'liropca!! AeeiHiri! l-.xecurive. I'erfbrmanee Clirmiods W: Fluids "We attracted customers ironall ovei the country. and discussed tlieir lire proieeiion needs. !o enhance our untidy to do business with iliein m the and W illiam s F in & H azard ("onfrol lead uitrkshop W :tk r k liSL-.il'ii-J! S ii! R o ll !:cb;.i il.n i u p p o itu ru iv to p s n ic ip a te ii: lin .jis ;!.-. Williams Fire . Hazard Control repicsentathes freni '.heir corporate headquarters in Maurieet die. Texas, and 11oil! their office in the UK. attended the seminar Wdhanis rire A Iliiziird t.'ontrol o fie is speuaiired industriai petrochei meal and marine lirenyhline and saii.iy ser\-ices. They ulso design anti miintifneTuve a variety id udvaneed ibariL proporti on in y and .ipji'iieaiio'i system*, ineiudmg higii-volitine, seii'-propmiioniii;.!. liai'! delivery sysiems. as well as ] iydroehenT'1' 1erlii'oiogy i"!' iiree ditneiisio'iud lires. Williams F-re W ll.-i/ai'i: Conlr! uses dM i.igiu Water earns exelusiveh R ussian refinery upgrades foam system Tlie first fimtnerei.d sale of M I iuiii Waier Al i'cani in Russia v.-as made in April v. ih! die shipment of i ..'.Iit.!''j liters A 1.7:11 gallons' io the refinery in Varesina Suive tiki!, additional oideis have been ptneed A semi'Uir held 1Vi ciubcr id. a; iv - c Rehnerv in <ennum feahiiej reprcscnr.Mi'. e-: iron: 'VI. Wilh.il:!:- i lie j I'.i/.Li'ii ( >!!!!ol ,;>:d i !.;Si-. j:ier>. from m u ii y -1 lilt tr-e i l i i i . - i j e l i i 'ii! I- :.i'.r a n d W e , : I-..rope, I iv.! Refold;, opera!in;.: maiMaeis ;VI mid WiHum.' ('![._.mil i . aiiiid iiesented liio tl'.e t '.'.C ik s :![! i ' i i - J a y s I;;;,..-! .: - h i ! < t` ijli.`iV this -'iie direct .aI ;.ii inn.ii hi.- U-ici , '`Russia :s the secciai large::,! etude oil refining eniintr, in the worleL aIi i ilie ' : :3. " suvs AM (.iermaiw -, Norbc-a Sedia, iieivpeaii Avcoun; F.vecuiii e. Rei'fi'-rm.anee Chem:euis i duids. "I hey luti e a <1 of on uh' oil refineries a;td gasoliue. processing iaedities. .ud tire-.iLii'jiy in ashed proihieis io Western luirc-pc and other hXdiMairXit^i ::iSjii:|(J|0SYBlri- May 99" /'AV 7 US00006608 New Williams Fire & Hazard Control catalog delivers the goods ilIlHiaamms Fii:re & Hazard Control (WF&HC) has published a i 1 i l l fireflghtin From Hydro-Foam* monitor stations to individual flammable liquid firefighting needs. suit In addition, 3MTM Light Water" * foam concentrates and form an affiance, offering firefighters a complete range o f fire protection services, products, equipment, and For more information on WF&HC's "Catalog C," check 3M Light Water ' ATC foam used in successful M T B E fire I n June 1996, Williams Fire & Hazard Control was called in to participate in the extinguishment o f a MTBE storage tank fire in Texas, MTBE (methyl tertiary butyl ether) is a highly flammable chemical used as an octane booster for blended gasoline. ?4,000 gal ted, in addition to substantial amounts o f another foam that was available at the facility. The fire broke out following a lightning strike to a 135-foot diameter "internal floating 'tank' at "a'-ntajoroil' company." Theffilaze' was"visible.... for miles and was declared a Level 4 emergency by officials-- the MmiSUSiSi ?.rrcfjMBooB ite r T fezirf Cwmft May 1997 US00006609 First-hand accounts o f distillery fires, chlorine tank car derailments, and MTBE tank fires captured the attention o f attendees at this year's Industrial Fire World Conference & Exposition. The conference--held March 11-13, 199?, at the Adam's Mark Hotel in Houston, Texas--focused on the lessons learned from industrial disasters. Discussions were led by people who were involved in a variety o f industrial disasters. Topics included: * MTBE tank fire - Extinguishing the largest MTBE tank fire in Texas. * River o f fire - Major pipeline break along flooded San Jacinto River results ia emergency response, * Heaven Hills distillery fire - Firefighters battle the * Missoula chlorine tank car derailment - Hazmat specialists face a special challenge in off-loading chlorine tank cam in the dead o f winter. * Pipeline fire and explosion - The results when ethylene is trapped in a pipeline. * Channel tunnel fire - How to deal with a fire 300 feet under the English Channel floor and 12 miles from the nearest coastline. * Fires in Kuwait - Dealing with 14 oil tank fires while the country is at war. * The 50th Anniversary' o f the most devastating industrial disaster in American history - Texas City: What we have learned over the past 50 years. Search <1 rescue from an airtank explosion. `The flammable firefighting industry has a legacy o f having very few major incidents each year," says David White, "Consequently, the opportunity for most firefighters to p in a lot of first-hand flammable liquid firefighting experience is limited. However, we can learn from the people who led the firefighting responses at these unfortunate events, so we avoid the negative things and repeat the positive things if a. similar event ever happens to us, or we are involved in \VXt/>iiIifi1aTiS IrC*t-Mf6O o ria^ardCL T J Ft,fit n kj-l Lo--n-.At--raI {/YvvFrT?0L* Ti.riv} IIMMii.t* *r1a e, i'ir. expertise to (he conference, with Dwight Williams, President ofWF&HC, leading a workshop examining tank fire incidents from beginning to final extinguishment. Williams later led a lecture entitled "Using the proper equipment to protect the jumbo storage tank," Eric LaVergne, WF&HC Lead Man, led a discussion advising what to do when the roof is sinking on a 135-foot tank. Hotline goes high-tech m n electronic version of the 3M Hotline newsletter J H I i s now available for viewing on the Internet. You can log on by typing http://wmholbrook.com/ hotline into the URL box o f your Internet browser. Looking for a fact or the name of a person from a past May 1997 Hotline issue? We will maintain an electronic archive o f past editions for your convenience. Old newsletters that used to fill up space ia the file cabinet, or were discarded, will now be neatly bound in an electronic file on-line. Page 9 US00006610 1ii I Itli V / Y l U v 1111 ring able to provide instantaneous, on-the-spot -----i--P- --------......' Light W ater' ATC" Foam Stations a top choice among industry professionals. Each foam station is designed as a complete system,.consisting o f a seif-educting Hydro-Foam" nozzle and a 55-gallon drum or other large container o f foam connected to a water monitor. One firefighting veteran who believes in the value o f foam stations is Gene Tierney, Fire Chief/Safety Engineer at Cytee Industries Fortier Plant in Vestwege, Louisiana. "Foam stations are relatively inexpensive, give you quick knockdown and are easy to operate. In the event o f a spill, foam stations prevent fires by smothering flammable liquid vapors before they have a chance to ignite," Tierney says. "Foam, stations give you the option o f having foam wherever you have a firewater monitor," Foam stations play -a prominent role in "fire protection preparedness at the Cytee Industries Fortier Plant complex. There are 35 foam stations on site; some supplement automatic foam systems, others provide spot protection in isolated areas. The plant stocks 3.VT Light Water *ATC" foam exclusively, due to its effectiveness on both hydrocarbons and polar solvent liquids, its. reliability and its storaWlity, Thousands o f gallons o f foam concentrate are on site - 5,000 p ilo u s o f which can be quickly mobilized daring an emergency. The Fortier complex is actually comprised of seven individual plants. The majority o f the foam stations are allocated to three plants; the acrylonitrile plant, the methyl methacrylate (MMA) plant and the methanol plant. "In areas where there is flammable liquid storage, we have a concentration o f foam stations. We also have them staged around the perimeter of some o f the plants," Tierney says, i areas . -, suppression and tank fires. They are- art extra precaution," Tierney says. "The automatic foam systems at. the MMA plant and the methanol plant protect Product loading and unloading areas are also protected by foam stations. There are seven stations on the complex's cast river dock, which is used for methanol loading and acetone unloading. Three foam stations are located on any other incipient fires that may occur. t f le lifiT w y n ia iis a o p o i wmtw ro a m S ta tio n a t C y tm rlflilfiifFri.7iHQfi Ui f tSl igr-tlj6'tSii. rlgO*--fIt-jfi f i f ,continued on the next page US00006611 previous page A 100-member fire brigade, made up of workers at tie for each plant are found in the written emergency at a plant, they are shown the location of each monitor and receive 'instructions on their use. "i f there is an incident, they have fast knockdown capabilities," Tierney says. "The valve and get water to the monitor. Its that simple. They don't have to worry about a percentage o f foam mixture." Cytec Industries uses Williams Fire & Hazard Control ducting nozzles on their foam statioi i a foam station saves valuable time handlings and a pumper,1*Tierney says. "The quickness of 'just (wiring the'monitor on"and stopping the fire from spreading is the most valuable asset" check the appropriate box on the enclosed reply card. Specialfoam station offer makes it easy to convert any water `* weapon- ` ` ` ' ire small, ss. 3M" Light Water" ATC" Foam Stations squelch fires while they VH-l a J F I l i f u i - 0* r o t iin , a Hydro-Foam" self-edueting nozzle, (Of^L Il MJJA and a Drum Conversion Kit, When attached to a fixed monitor, this system propels " " ' ' ' o v en ............. SiS ym/t**f}r.jpjg}j'tVi w m-w '/ '_jpTi "tW' i 'f1 3M is currently offering a free Hydro-Foam nozzle and conversion kit with every 55 gallons o f Light Water ATC foam purchased. This offer applies to the new 3M" Light Water"A IC" 3 3% AR-AFFF, JM~ Light Water'"ATC,y Plus" 3% or 6% (freeze protected) foam, and 3fcT Light Water'"ATC" 3% or 6% foam. This offer is valid only for Light Water ATC foam purchased at list price. Setting up a foam station is simple. Merely position the drum o f Light Water ATC foam close to a monitor. Using the drum conversion kit, connect foe dram to the monitor, and replace the old nozzle with the Hydro-Foam $elf-eductmg nozzle. You now have a high- For more information on foam stations, or how to obtain a free Hydro-Foam nozzle and foatm, check the appropriate * 1 Ughi WatarATC ana Light Water ATC Plus Page i l US00006612 The latest developments in foam strategy, tactics anti equipment personnel for that once-in-a-lifetime major incident. for combating large-scale One important new advancement in flammable liquid emergencies were examined at tie 5th .Annual Les at the Workshop was the .release o f new Williams Advanced Flammable Liquid 3M' Light Water' ATC"3. 3% AR- Firefighting Foam Technology AFFF. In addition to examining the new Workshop. foam's performance, use and The Workshop was held May 20 - 23, 1997, at Lamar University in Beaumont, lexas. Classroom training was combined with hands-on, live foam environmental attributes, testing methods for U L , listings were explained, along with what these listings mean to firefighters. field exercises in a series o f sessions The Workshop attracted a mix o f senior that covered everything from large- fire and safety officers, fire system volume proportioning and application design engineers and cornorate safetv equipment to strategy, tactics and pre officials, By the time the event ended, planning. All events were designed to sll had broadened their experience as prepare senior emergency response professionals in a constantly changing industry. Return to sender Container return program convenient^ conserves raw material ay you have been involved in newly refurbished RBC is then delivered to 3M for filling. flammable liquid fire. In the process, you drained several 305-gallon Reusable Bulk Containers (RBCs) o f 3h i foam cooesntrate. blow it s time to refill the containers. Calling the toll-free number found on the side o f the RBC not only initiates a the container's useful life. ""Pick Services. At the Cardinal plant, each ground up, and the resin is recycled. The wire cage is refurbished, unless it has been damaged beyond repair, in which case it is also ground up for recycling. New polyethylene containers and new valves are then installed, and appropriate labels are applied. The Refurbishing the containers, instead o f disposing o f them, sends less material to landfills, Fewer raw materials are used to construct a single RBC compared to the six 55-gallon drums it would require to hold an equivalent volume o f foam concentrate. Economic advantages are also realized in shipping and warehousing, as RBCs take up less space compared to an equivalent of 55 ..gallon .drums..... And, best o f all, the cost and regulatory headaches associated with steel or Rmltatty, 1i 0j y0 7/ Published! fot the technical and supervisory personnel of the r irBf s a ie ry lo o u s iry o y j m -jpecisuiy Chemicals Division. Dave Olas, Managing Editor Dick Oilman, Teefcnieal Editor Light Water, ATC, ATC Plus andATC3 are .tradentaiki erf M, ATC.is.aii AFFF... Alcohol Type Concentrale. Hot Shot II, Hydroshem, and Hydro- & Hazard Control, Inc. ' ' Liquidator and Baili are trademarks of emergency One, me. 8-0212-0131-i (HB May 1997 US00006613 EAmRnRVv1i1rVoinKmIIVeInlltdallf/ Toxicological rrO pC lIIG S &W3MT Packaging 3 M'"AFFF concentrates undergo ongoing testing to assess the im pact o f 3M firefighting foam on the natural environment. Data indicate that: 3M AFFF products tire low in toxicity to tested aquatic organisms. (Toxicity information is available from Product Environmental D ata Sheets, M aterial Safety Data Sheets and Toxicity Summary Sheets for individual products.) systems. (Request Product Environmental Data Sheets and Disposal " Recommendations from your 3M representative.) 3M uses innovative surfactants that facilitate their removal from waste water, 3MH Light W ater" ATC"3 foam does not contain any L'.S, EPA EPCRA-listed* reportable chemicals, . Like all 3M firefighting agents, this product contains no ozone depleting substances. JS1ii313, Title Hi, Mim-rgiatiey Planning and Camrmimw Rigjht-To-KiwwAct Light Water ATC3 foam has a shelf life o f 25 years when stored in its original container at the recom m ended storage tem perature o f 3 5 T to 120F (1 .7 T to 49C). to te s in storage. This includes other brands o f Alcohol Resistant AFFF, AFFp"' and all protein foams. This is recognized by NFPA 11....Low Expansion Foam and Com bined Agent Systems, "Different types and brands o f concentrates might be incompatible and shall not be mixed in storage " Annual inspections o f systems as prescribed in NFPA 11 is recom m ended Light Water ATC3 foam is available in space-saving rectangular 5-gallon pails, 55-gallon drum s and 305-gallon Reusable Bulk Containers (RBC). US00006614 Representative Locations 3M Center Bldg. 223-6S-4 St Paul. MN 53 (44-1000 800/360-6777 24 Hour Emergency Servici 2/733-1111 11151 Calasti Circle Anchorage, A K 99515 Phone; 97/522-52O 4443 Malaai Street (56818) PO Box 31)048 Honolulu, HI 96820 Phone: 8083422-2721 Puerto Rico 3M Puerto Rico, Inc. P.R. 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PLEASE RETURN YOUR COMMENTS REGARDING THIS TYPE OF CONTAINER TO JOHN SCHUSTER BY E-MAIL WITH A COPY TO ME. **ik***ilr****ife#tt****i*r**-**jH***rt*ifcifc*****tt**rt********tt*******l**l*rt*rt**** ALSO, WOULD YOU PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL WHEN YOU HAVE LIKE TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT HOW THE MILITARY DISPOSES ENE CONTAINERS AT THE PRESENT TIME AND WHAT ARE THE THE FUTURE REGARDING DISPOSAL. TIME, I WOULD OF POLYETHYL PLANS FOR MY TELEPHONE NUMBER IS LISTED AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE. REGARDS, JOE POIDINGER 3M FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS TECHNICAL SERVICE ORIGINATOR'S NAME: _ JOE POIDINGER TEL 612/737-245Q FAX NO. (612) 736-4639 I US00006616 07/25/9- 07:51 FLUID LAB 236-2B-U1 5 GAL. TIGHT HEAD SHIPPING CONTAINER i' DOT; UN: UPC: NMFC: Spec. 34-5, EB7S7 3H1/Y1.8/150 Tost Permit Stame I Pula 257 Closures: One 2" ACT screw cap with V*"NPT center reducer; or one T Rieka screw cap w/ flevapout: or one 2* neck opening, prepared tor Bloke crlmp-on flexapout. (Thmper lock available.) 'Federal i specification: ppp-D-teeO Embossing: MIL Specificartioni MIL-0-43703B M ateriel: High MolecularWeight High Density Polyethylene Standard Drum Colors: FDA: Natural and Beige Drums only Construction; Blow Molded Handling Bing: None. Design; One polyethylene drop handle on top and recessed hand grip on bottom. Features top and bottom Interlocking for stacking siabllliy Standard Gasket: EPT HimpeMvIdent Sepia: Dimension: 9%"x 11%'* 14*/*- Capacity: Rated 5.0 gallons (19 liters) Hire Weight: 3.3 lbs. Ocean Cube: ,95 cu. ft. Minimum Wall: In ftocordence with current regulations Closing Tbrqua: 25 rt. Iba. (ACT) 10 ft Iba. (BIEKE) Vents: (ACT Part #A39) Shipping & Packing; Manufacturing Plani: : Distribution Locations: 1 US00006617 Q7.-"25/9t. 07:51 FLUID LHB 23b-2B-01 TOLERANCE -- .125 curm ^ n l u 7/+'lM*x US00006618 Light W ater "ATC and Light W ater" ATC Stabilizer put a lid on flam m able, toxic and corrosive m aterial hazards. It's happening more fre q u e n tly than e ve r b efo re : E m e rg e n c y re sp o n se crews racing to fa c e flammable liquid fire s a n d v a porou s to x ic or corrosive spills. A m a x im u m th re a t to fife a n d property, it is critical that these hazards be safely extinguished a n d /o r c le a n e d u p in a h urry. O n e c o m p a n y above all o th e rs ca n help yo u r h a z a rd o u s materi als department d o ju s t t h a t Q to b rin g y o u r h a z a rd o u s m a te ri al in cid e n ts u n d e r control. tig h t W ater" ATC* is a most a wide range of Class B flamma ble liq u id h a za rd s, in c lu d in g h y d ro c a rb o n a n d polar so lve n t fires. It also p ro v id e s a te m p o rary suppression of to xic o r c o r rosive s u b s ta n c e s and vapors. L ig h t W a te r" ATC Stabilizer, te r " ATC, c re a te s a s ta b le foam b lanket th a t su p p re sse s va p o rs ....much...longer..than conventional,... non-s ............. p o r ignition, v a p o r concentra tion, a n d e n v iro n m e n ta l im pact, ............... r TM ATC w ith ATC S ta - cMloignhc_elAnwlt.raBaIttmee*r" ATCis an AFFF alcohol 'ty*pe US00006620 tZ990000Sn Light Water" ATC offers excel lent protection against a variety of h a za rd o u s m aterials. When a p p lie d in c o n ju n c tio n w ith L ig h t W ater" ATC Stabilizer, ATC can suppress va p o rs from hazard ous m a te ria ls fo r 24 h o u rs o r m ore w hite losin g a s little as 10-20% effectiveness. A s you can se e by th e a c c o m p a n y in g graphs, ATC s ta b iliz e d fo a m is a better long te rm so lu tion to nu merous ty p e s o f d a n g e ro u s vapors. Typical Steps in handling hazar dous m aterial emergencies include; Identification. W ith 6 0 + classes of hazardous materials posing potential threats, identifi cation b e c o m e s a ke y first ta s k . is the spilled material toxic? F la m m a b le ? T h re a te n in g to the environment? Or all three? Con tainer markings, product codes, or bills of lading should provide the clues to th e p ro d u c ts ' identi ty Then, manufacturers' data sheets, Manufacturing Ghent-.... ists Association "Chem Cards" or Safety Data S h ee ts, NFPA H azardous M ate ria ls listings, and other sources can help with decisions about re s id e n t evacu ation, c o n ta in m e n t, a n d s p e c ia l handling. Uaht WaterTM ATC Wlb Stabilizer iht WaterTM -------------- f_____ j______ i______ i______ I_______ Data based on t" foair application Time (Hours) 24 Light WaterTMATC With Stabilizer WETHft lV/MArDUHrClI t WaterTM _UWiUtUfklOmUtt* CrOmBfl**)* M J----- L Oatabased on 1" loam application Time (Hours) -- -- '-- >*-- V --- > T i g 25 US00006622 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 30 Data based on I"foam aopfcat-on Time (Mirutes) Containment. E n viro n m e n ta l d a m a g e ca n be lim ited by sp e cial te c h n iq u e s a n d m ate ria ls such as diking and sorbents, In all c a s e s , s a fe ty to re s p o n s e crew s must be a sim ultaneous concern. Control. T he te c h n iq u e s of v a p o r securing w ith Light W a te r TM are s im ila r to th o s e o f fire fig h t in g w ith o th e r L ig h t WaterTM AFFF c o n c e n tra te s . In th e c a s e of h ydrocarbons, rap id sw ee ps of a foam nozzle over the spill will e ffe c tiv e ly seal it, In the case of p o la r solvents, g e n tle a p p li c a tio n using an air-aspirating fo a m n o z z le to s lo w ly build u p a fo a m b la n ke t is re c o m m e n d e d , ca l environmental a u th o ritie s are the sources o f e x p e rtis e in c le a n -u p a nd d isp o sa l of h a z a rd o u s m a te ria ls . Light WaterTM ATC can be included with haz ardous material for disposal, or, when desired, handled sepa rately in a standard biological waste treatment facility, Light WaterTM ATC S ta b iliz e r is n o t biodegradable and m u st be d is p o s e d o f at an a p p ro v e d "waste site a n d a e c o r d in g - t o ....... local regulations. US00006623 Light W ater" ATC is a synthetic foam-generating liquid. When used w ith fresh, sea or b ra ckish water and foam generating equipment, it transforms into a va p o r suppressing foam th a t q u ic k ly secures Class B fires a n d spills, ATC outperforms convention al foams o n h y d ro c a rb o n s be cause of its AFFF action. An a q u e o u s film d ra in s from the foam a n d floats o ver th e fuel surface, extinguishing flames or suppressing volatile v a p o rs th a t could ignite or pose toxic threats. On w a te r-s o lu b le so lve n ts like ethanol, methanol a n d a c e to n e , L ig h t W a te rTM ATC is unsur passed, T he s p e c ia l formulation of ATC forms a p o ly m e ric layer th a t p ro te c ts th e fo a m a n d its aqueous film from b re a k d o w n by w a te r-s o lu b le h a z a rd s . The foamy b la n k e t fe a tu re s a re g e n erative a ctio n known as s e lf h e a lin g in case of disruptions caused by p e rso n n e l or equipment. Light W ater" ATC is U L list ed for 3% concentration on w a- vents. That m ake s it a most ve r sa tile vapor suppression fo am to use against Class B liquid hazards. The effectiveness of L ig ht W aterTM ATC over co n ve n tio n a l foams means that in many c a s e s it c a n reduce fo a m inven tory by 3 0 -5 0 % . T hat m ea ns b u d g e t-co n scio u s hazard d e p a rtm e n ts can now afford p ro- A p p lic a tio n is fast and re quires only commercially avail able foaming equipment that's easy to use and easily trans ported. L ig h t W ater" ATC pro portions readily, s o it c a n b e used in a wide range of propor tioning equipment-including v e n tu ri-ty p e e d u c to rs a n d bal anced pressure systems. Spe- ATC and ATC Stabilizer is avail able (see ATC S ta b iliz e r equip ment b elow ). D e p e n d in g on e q u ip m e n t u se d , h u n d re d s of square feet c a n b e co v e re d in seconds. Light WaterTM ATC Stabilizer a d d s overnight or 24-hour sup pression of toxic fumes, ignition or reflash. A n d because of its c o h e s iv e and elastic properties, it also a llo w s L ig h t W a te rTM ATC to c o n fo rm to irregular or even v e rtic a l surroundings. F o r more in fo rm a tio n on Light WaterTM ATC and L ig h t W a te rTM ATC Stabilizer, contact 3 M H a z a rd o u s M a te ria l Control P ro d ucts. Your 3M representative c a n w o rk w ith you to d e v e lo p a h a za rd ou s m aterial p ro te ctio n program that's ju st right for you. US00006624 For 24 Hour Emergency Service Call 612/733-1110 US00006625 ...................................-- Branch u n ic e s Anchorage 11151 C a la s k a C irc le A nchorage, A K 99515 9 07 /522-5200 Honolulu 4443 M afaai S treet H o n o lu lu , HI 96818 808/422-2721 3M Canada RO. B o x 5 7 5 7 , Term inal A 1840 O x fo rd Street E ast London, O ntario N6A4T1 5 1 9 /4 5 1 -2 5 0 0 3M Corporate Headquarters 3 M Center Bldg, 223-6S-04 St, P a u l, M N 5 5 1 4 4 6 1 2 /7 3 3 -1 7 1 0 (O rd e rin g Product) -- 88-0211-4843-4 C182S 24 Hour Emergency Service 612/733-1110 Important Notice to Purchaser; All statements, technical information, and recommendations contained herein are based on tests conducted with 3M approved equipment, and are believed to be reliable. But the accuracy or completeness thereof is not guaranteed, and the following is made in lieu of ail warranties, expressed or implied, including the implied warranties of m erchantability and fitness for purpose: Seller's and manufacturer's only obligation shall be to replace such quantity of the product proved to be defective. Before using, user shall determine the ...suitability of,the,product.,for,its.intended use, and,,ussi assumes all..risk and liability whatsoever in connection there within, NEITHER SELLER NOR MANUFACTURER SHALL BE LIABLE EITHER IN TORT OR IN CONTRACT FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE, DIRECT INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUEN TIAL, ARISING OUT OF ~HE USE OF OR THE INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCT No statement or recommendation not contained herein shall have any force or effect unless in an agreement signed by officers of seller and manufacturer. US00006626 US00006627 Knowledge gives you consol ov^r 're. fh e more you knew about barn, equium ent and firefighting techniques, the fas;er--and safe' - extinguishment THE EXPERTS HAVE IT DOWN TO A SYSTEM. Nobody knows fire tig fifing better than Williams Fire & Hazard C ontrol Inc. Their experience anc expertise gained wh-!e working with fire professionals worldwide Sighing targe flammable t-quid fires led to n e development fit the i. iy hi Water ATCTM Foam: System, it com bines Ine Itesi team in nr: business w:ih siafe-of-the-art squ ipmen i nltd professional knowledge, together, litey lorrn a now fire fear-gte-'h;? nytwgrfsnmanttrmngla THE SYSTEM WORKS. Over tije past several years, the Light. Water ATC i-oam System has been proven effective by extinguishing numerous major flam m able quid tank fires, lb our know l edge, no o ilie r foam system has success fully extinguished a single one.'' That's why W illiam s Fire &Hazard Control and many other fire professionals worldwide have come to rely sirioliy on | ighi Wafer ATC roam s from 3M. Their exper ience has shown that Light Water ATC achieves the fastest knockdown, ^ w rtto i-a n d exam..... guishm eni possible resistance. Thai, m eans the danger to personnel, property artel product is rapidly elim inated. So it's not only more efficient, WHEN YOU CUT CORNERS, YOU GET BURNED. Garden hose is cheaper by the foot than fire hose., b u t you don't save m oney lay fighting fires with the cheaper hose. * The same is true of foam . You are not buying gallons of foam , you are buying fire protection. W ith that as a rule, noil inn extinguishes tires faster, sater and less ' expensively than Light Water ATC Foam. *&>:ingwsrifnenl of htut*y irvoK-ad tsrkfcre greeter than 90'!?" meters}. where ihe value of ihc yrooyq .J fte c lwas greater Ihan the. costofthe ratregi.shire-re. US00006628 BETTER LONG DISTANCE RATES FOR FIRE FIGHTERS. Nothing delivers Light Water ATC Foam more effectively than W illiams Fire & Hazard Control equipment. This equipm ent has te e n designed to throw Light Water ATC Foam farther and more accurately, keeping fire fighters safely away from the areas of greatest risk. PUTTING A FOOTPRINT ON BURNING FUEL. Here's now the i ion? Water ATC fo a m System was used during the larges fully Invoked successful rank extinguishment A 150' (-56 meter) diam eter gasoline storage tank in Louisiana containing 5,000,000 U.S. gallons o? gasoline was burning. Rather than using the conven tional techmque of applying loam unllormly around the tank perimeter, tinted inn foam streams mro a com pact area to b e a k through the [herora! ..lud'afts an d csta b iish a singiefootprhi. As m ore foam entered me footprint it form ed a cool spot that piowed w . te rn to travel across li re burn-nu surface and extinguish the fire. Thus, the '`massed stream" technique rcsuhsc in more foam being aeiivered directly to the rue; surtiee. The fire was extinguished just 42 minutes after fte com m cnocnont of a tean i attack with 2M Light Water ATC Foam, using high volum e W iliam s f-re & Hazard Contn.il foam uozz'es The best, roam, stale-oi-lhe-ad egmpmenl and professional Knowledge-. A fire's worst enemies. Fire . Triangle US00006629 ftpprayais ^^IjPPfiCStitMlS (l74X i ^ C i UL U S .C bast G uard-- P M ark HandBne nozzles, foam cham bers, ^;s^Tfacetn|eciiion, Standard sprinklers, setf-edfucBng nozzles, balanced pressure system s, drum stations. Very versatile agent for protection o f both polar and n o n -p o la r flam m able liq u id s . i: i 2 0 sF' UL H andling nozzles, foam cham bers, subsurface injection, standard sp rin kle rs, seif-e d u ctin g nozzles, balanced pressure system s, drum stations. ideai for o u t d o o r sioraoe to 0JF {..1S"C>.. | Ideal for use w ilh seifeducting drum! stations. .as^isdT- UL ;:<i:?"c ~ 4 r c } H andline nozzles, w ater fog nozzles, standard sprinklers, balanced pressure system s, in -lin e eductors. A more c o n c e n tra te d agent w hich reduces foam storage tank size. 3S<r#*i20"F . pj^G^yq'; llS . MIL . F-S4385 fm'i PMark H andline nozzles, foam cham bers, .subsurface injection, standard sprinklers, balanced pressure p ra p o ifio ners, in -lin e eductors. Suitable fo r all h y d ro c a rb o n hazards. Used by the US. M ilitary. " 20,,!F"1204!f UL FM . USs Coast Guard H a rd lin e nozzles, w ater fog nozzles, subsurface injection, standard sprinklers, balanced pressure p ro p o rt lo n e rs , to -tin e eductors. Ideal fo r o u t door storage with use tem perature o f .2 0 ;,F r-2rC; 3SftM g O - * F ;% ?sc-4S0) UL. Handhne nozzles, U S . MIL in -lin e eductors. F -2 4 3 S 5 Suitable for aM hydrocarbon hazards. Used by the U S. M ilitary US00006630 Ncj fire fighting foams have been tested mans extensively then 3M Light W ater Foam products. It was the Srst AFFF on the marketJn the 1960's and it is a til first in pertosrnance today. Light Water Foams are: * P M ark approved by Swedish National Testing institute. ' * listed by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. * feted by D O Norsks Veritas. * approved by F actor' Mutual. * included >n MFRA. standards, * approved by the US. Government in MIL F-24385 and other civil and mili tary specifications amurid tt;e * approved by US. Coast Guard. But 3M Light A a & f Foam does specifications. tputsoutSre& Quick. An oil tanker burned-for 3 days despite alt efforts to extinguish the blaze. Convenlionaf foam s sim ply fated to d o i the job. But when Light Water ATG t-oam was brought in. it put the fire out n appro*- . ira te ly one h o u r-e ve n though much of ' the blaze was below deck and could not be reache'ddiractly. . The 15up{46 meter) diam eter gasoline storage tank in Louisiana had initially burned for more than 12 hours. Witt b q iii Water ATC Foam, the fire was extinguished in 42 minutes, saving an estimated 2,000,000 US. gallons oty FIRE WITH .& S E C U R I T Y BLAHKET and AFFF Foams are | synthetic, tasl-acting foam s designed for | use- with fresh. sea or brackish ware r. 1 The foam allows the water ii carries to float on liquids that are fighter than water. i. ight 'Abler Foams spread quickly on the ssirfaee of the burning fuel, form ;ng a blanket, f3r.it, unfike eonvennona! foam, an aqueous soliAon drains from the foam bubbles., form ing a continuous /aper"i^'iii^.Ti^Qr-'Kjppr^'r^'hllTvAnd.... whenever it is disturbed, this film re-forme itself, fhereoy preventing ref!ash. The foam 's excellent penetrating and wetting qualities also make it highly eftectivG on deep-seated Class A t res. US00006631 using the besr *n^rr. won't do you much good If you can't get ison tne hie. intense raO'ant hsai pipriuced oy a m ajor f:re can retake it dangerous io position fire i a n te s vvtfhin striking aietanee, Throwing; up a water shield on?y exposes mofR W iliam s hro :i Howard Control has sound this probierr They have desgnsd uoHioitiHiiun straiaht stream and foq : deitvery systy^ne capable nf w>m a siraum oi up to 6000 pa-ions ; 10 ilers)per minute;'. U: i' j ;U i h : VvaK-r ATO U g B jB ^ B B :-:r m-oy-gh; ,,. v m M V!. .-j#' jppii.rf % co - \vc -- ' V - mis w ln rtozzie pressures of 100 psi t'6.9BAR;, hough fine System cars p e ro rin eftecfivGiy at mucn lov/er press;ires in addition, this System fieivers uant concentrt!:.; the nozrie a an accurae proportion ing rate fro rr a distana of up - . o 2500 teet (762 mefew ^waftSf .* avvay frcm nS-ie-Th i el*rrt!rates a; le cet ont ;ogis- iicai n ig h ir x A ilili r t acene ot th i B lG X fcy extremely unforgiving when your ecruipmeni rnaii:jfVPflonG, _ _ ' _ .. W illiam s Fire &Hazard Connors com plete line and Elkhart Brass" Hydo-!-oam:" proportioning and delivery systems are engineered by professional fra lighters. And since they only need water io w ork they ere the meet dependable foam fire fighting systems m oney can buy. W hether you need equipm ent lor m unicipal or industrial applications. 3tv- offers you rh;s source of offensive weapons to defeat a fire, as well as the best deferrse against critical malfunctions. Sim ple hychaultes And in this business, safer is better US00006632 The third, and fin a l com ponent of the extinguishment triangle involves the use of proven techniques by the firefighting professional know ing how and when to deploy your resources is cntica! to m aking any extinguishment safer and faster- ' GAIN A WORLD OF EXPERIENCE AT "FOAM SCHOOL? Every year, 3M and W illiams Fire & Hazard Control conduct a series of. training courses and seminars for both government and industry' Attendees receive '`hands-on'' training hatred on the latest technology and up-to-date experience-gained-fem fighting storagetank, vessel pipeline and toxin chemical fires around the world. The knowledge and insight gained about foam, equipm ent and specific techngues makes professional training from 3M and W illiams Fire & Hazard ' Control a worthwhile investment for any com pany or agency. Ask your 3M lig h t Water Foam representative for seminar dates, locations and costs. WHEN LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE, FIRE FIGHTERS REACT ON THE DOUBLE. Two lightning strikes nine months apart at an Onto crude oil facility gave several m unicipal fire riepartmemis an opportunity to put to' practice toe training iflev received at a SkW Ailiam s Fire & Hazard Control seminar. The first fire began when lightning struck a 95' (29 meter) diam eter ta n k ' containing 35/300 barrels of cruae. Bre fighters were abte to save product vetoed a.t U.S. 3615,000. The cost of Light W afer ATC Foam used for extin .guishme n tw as U & $2A ,000......... -....... When the second fre occurred, tire fightere responded with confidence, The blaze was extinguished just 15 minutes after the foam attack began. Using US. $17,000 worth of foam, they saved 25,000 barrels of crude oil valued al U.S. 3475,000, as welt as toe tank structure. ARE YOU PREPARED TO FACE THE BIGGEST FIRE OF YOUR CAREER? The true fire professions: is constantly prepared for the worst. Fire professionals a te refinery in Northern California have a Ucht Water ATC Foam System in place that can deliver foam at 10,000GPM (37,850 f.PM) within minutes after set-up. Vhe system is capable of extinguishing tanks as targe as 300' (91 meters) m diameter.. A m ajor refineiv in ijoufeiana has designed a bulk storage system that can be off-loaded within 30 minutes (per tank) to supply six 1000 gallon .(3205J!ter)ioaaj-puaipoS .Ifeiacilitv8lso maintains a Williams Fire & Hazard Control 2000 GPM (7570 LPM) "Hired G un" and several " Drum Monitor Stations" scattered in hari-tn-resch locations. They've even retrofitted a tugboat wife a 2250 gallon {8500 Uteri foam rank and foam deck monitors, and docked it adjacent ip he plant on the M ississippi River W hatever happens, these profes sionals are prepared. i US00006633 ........... ...j-- :-- - a in g e lO s i ' : 6.9 BAR) range setting ATC !x p a m io rif& i& 1 )r 8 3 0 to H orizontal ' .i . i . Petition L o g * : "'.: . (through ' J e t R a ie ; j; ;; n o a a te w th C ortteolter 1 foam ) ; ' ^R equired.., ; S p ill F ire C a p a b ility . -- --------------1------- T k F n m i: . . C a p a b ility A p p lica tio n s N egligible U p tc 1 5 0 0 s q .it (139m2) on HC Up to 937 sq. f t (93m 3) on PS Up to 34 ft. diam eter tank (10.5 meters} Area protection using fixed and portable m onitors, " te s s T h a n . .M o d e ftH M ..... 5 PSi 3 5 0 -3 fo r 3% (0.4 BAR) and LHM 3 5 0 -6 fo r 6% Up to 3500 sq. ft. (325m *) on HC Up to 2188 sq.. ft.. (186m3) on PS U p to 5 0 f l....... diam eter tank (15 meters} lin k protection and....... area protection using fixed and portable m onitors, idea! to r drum m onitor stations. UL listed w ith ATC. f? 5 ie e >3 m eters : ! >00 feet : 31 m eters . ; Less Then 5 PSi (0.4 BAR) Less Than 5 PSi (0.4 BAR) Less than 10 PSi (0.7 BAR) Mode! LHM 5 00-3 Model LHM 7 00-3 Up to 5000 sq. ft. {465m 2} on HC Up to 62 ft diam eter tank (19 meters} Up to 7000 sq. ft. {651m2} on HC U p to 75 ft diam eter tank (23 meters) Tank protection and area protection using fixed and portable m onitors. Idea! for drum m onitor stations. UL listed w ith ATC. Sam e as Hvdro-Foam 500, plus the LWNS 750 is equipped w ith the S e le ct-O -R a n g e " for optim um foam expansion or range. Mode! LHB 7 0 0 -3 fo r and LHB 7 0 0 -6 fo r 6% Up to 7500 sq. ft. {697m 2} on HC Up to 4375 sq. ft. (327m 2} on PS Up to 75 ft. diam eter tank (23- meters) "tank protection and area protection using fixed and portable m onitors. Less than 10 PSi (0.7 BAR) Model LHB 1 0 0 0 -3 U pto 10,000 sq.ft. Up to 89 ft. {929m 2} on HC diam eter tank (27 meters) Tank protection and area protection using fixed and portable m onitors. >30 feet i Less than ro m eters ; 10 PSi ^ ^ ^ 3 S i M a ^ B iS 3 (0.7 BAR) >70 feet m eters Less than : 10 PSi {0.7 BAR} .... Less than 10 PSI (0.7 BAR) Model LHB . 1000-3 ' (Included) U p to 10,000 sq .ft. Up to 89 f t {929m*) on HC diam eter tank (2? meters) Tank protection and area protection. M odel LHG 200 0 -3 (in c lu d e d } Upto 20,000 sq. ft Up to 125 ft. {1859m2} on HG diam eter tank (38 m eters) Tank protection and area protection. Modal LHG 2 0 0 0 -3 (3 6a. Included) Up to 60,000 sq. ft (5577m *) on HC Up to 195 ft. diam eter tank (59 meters) Tank protection and area protection. j L e s s th a n 10 PSi (0.7 BAR} M odel LHB 1000-3 (Included) Mode! LHG ' 2 0 03-3 ; (In c lu d e d } U p to 10,000 SO. ft Up to 83 ft, (929m 2) on HC (27 meters} U p 20,000 s q .il Up to 125 ft (1859m 2) on HC (38 meters) diam eter tank Tank protection, flam m able liq u id pressure fire s and area protection. US00006635 Foam P ro p o rtio n in g KFactor n o w Range $ 100 PSi <09 BA) norm al se ttin g ATCTM - E xpansion ( M :1 ) - @ 30a to H o riz o n M R a n g e # 100 PSt (6.9 BAR) range ' setting ATC. ' ' Expansion (2~3f1) 8 3 0 to ttw iK w rta i- F rictio n .Loss ' (th ro u g h n o ta te w ith lo a m ) ' J e t R a tio . C o n tro lle r R equired '-.Sfstfsa..'^croc_-aiLtX__m_ ' : ilO to s t. . S o lie n f 3 3 m eters N egligible S piK F tra C apability TankFfm Up to 1500 sq. f t (139m2) on HC p to 9 3 / sq. ft. (93m 2) on PS D to 34 i diam eter (10.5 m i T ^lH ^ C rb r!- 1 2 5 feat ' :3 % H y d ftx ja iti n . 3 3 m eters .J & P & b r' o lv e n t ' Less Than SPSI (0.4 BAR} M ode! LHM 3 5 0 -3 for 3% and LHM 3 5 0 -6 for 6% Up lo 3500 sq. ft. (325m 3) on HC Up to 2188 sq. ft. (188m2) on PS Up to 501 diam eter (15 meter; 3 % H ydriterbo n 150 feet 46m eter$ 160 feet 49 m eters 175 feet 63 m eters Less Than SPSI (0.4 BAR) M ode! LHM 5 0 0 -3 Up to 5000 sq. ft. (465m 2) on HC Up to 6 2 ! diam eter (19 meter Less Than \ PQ1 {0,4 BAR) M odel LHM 7 0 0 -3 Up to 7000 sq. ft, (651m2) on HC upto7i diam eter (23 mete? ;-::3%:Hy&rocail3n . 160 te st - 200 feet ' B & ra a rS o h m tt : 55 m eters 61 m eters i% H ^ r a rto '21 0 feet ' . 64 m eters / ;Hs?drocarbcin- : 21.0 fe e t ' 64 m eters lilijji<i'ifiiiij'jii.I - M ^R ^a rb c n 235 fe e t. ' 72 m eters 230 feet 70 m eters ' 270 feet 32 m eters . t / ". . ij% :H ysf ^ rb o n -. -2 3 & fe e r .2 0 0 0 275 feet # 4 0 0 0 i|i=apQ pG fw : . 310 fe e t f i 60Q0 ; ;:H ydt earb i!'- . 210 teetFoam /W feter 230 feet f % F p i r S olvent .. 100 feet D ry Cham . '285'feet Feam /W ater 270 feet : 125 fe e t Dry.Chem , II t-iter*}*1'*-ie- rWlfiem* Pire&Hvartf Gfwriiai, 7r.. Less than 10 PS! {0.7 BAR) Mode! LHB 7 0 0 -3 for 3% and LHB 700--6 fo r 6% Up to 7500 sq. ft. (897m2) on HC Op to 4375 sq. ft. (327m 3) on PS Up to 75 diameter (23 mete! Less than 10 PS1 (0.7 BAR) Mode! LHB 1000.. 3 Up to 10,000 sq. ft. Up to 89 (929m 3) on HC temete (27 mete! Less than 10 PS) (0 7 BAR) Mode! LHB 1 0 0 0 -3 (in c lu d e d ) Up to 10.000 sq. ft Up to 89 diam ele (2? metei Less than 10 PS! (0.7 BAR) Mode! LUG 2 0 0 0 -3 (In c lu d e d ) Up to 20.000 sq. ft Up to 12 (1859m2) on HC diamete (38 metes Less than 10 PS! (0.7 BAR) M odel L.HG 2 0 0 0 -3 (3 e a In c lu d e d ) Up to 60,000 sq. it. Up to 19 (5577m 3) on HC (58 met Less than 10 PS! (0.7 BAR) M odel LHB 1 0 0 0 -3 {In c lu d e d ! Mode! LHG 20 0-.3 (in c lu d e d ) Up to 10.000 sq. ft Up to 89 (929m 3) on HC Up to 20.000 sq. A Up to 12 (1859m2! on HC (38 mete? diam eter US00006636 A l s o f r e mi i w i r b 3v p mn a a.a..s jRl &A<MhBhai m a m A |a a _u * * , Nw-H l i wm# i *f % # * 1 1 3M Fire Containm ent Boom is a Ire-resistant containm ent boom that can survive long, in te n * oil oil can be burned safely under controlled conditions This controlled, in-stfu burning can elim inate huge quantiles o f oil quickly, efficiently and cost-effectively aCMf im^IfIinie iF c cafcnflHu UinlOrtltihwresiir aeftfimiliiIl^dir bel#tiUalfOnS. 3M Fim B arrier JK, --ML if3fy .... 2j toxic fum es and moisture from passing through penetrations in Ire-rated walls and floors. These easy-to-inslall products are suitable for a wide variety of fire-stop applications, including plastic pipes, metal pipes, HVAC ductaorfc, cables, construction 3M Sorbents are a better w ay to clean up spills and drips, because they hold more liquid than most other sorbents on the m arket They're ideal for cleaning you get to the source of tie leak before i becom es 3M 's 24-hour hotline at: 1-800-666-647?, or for technical assistance, weekdays, c a l 1-800-243-4630. on the Light Water ATC Foam System, contact your local 3M branch, subsidiary or distributor, m S t Paul, M i 612/733-1710 24 Hour Emergency 612/733-1110 Wiliams Fire &Hazard Control 403/727-2347 24 Hour Em ergency 713/999-0276 M BO TAM M ltJW AND FITNESS FOB PURPOSE: Salter^ and m uiufactuiw * only obllestlon w ll be to repinet t * q u irt * of III product pravsd la ta#def&dye, Sfifere using, user will determine th suitability of Hieproduct(or itIntended use, andassumes all fish and liability wfiatsoewe* in MU.wnnecfein with use of the product, NEITHER SELLER NOR MANUFACTURER i i LIABLEEITHERINTORTOH IN CONTRACT FORANY LOSS 1 2 1 .1Ur trpl n i U A f * ICE, UI 'Ui nOCCwf 'TI, lItKVlif_^rWtUhECIWx TIWAII, vf*%MQ W w N a e M v &ICWM TI IiAriIL , JIOHSihMS Uf%fUfIT U#hrC Tl rU! 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