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Home My WebLink AboutClearwell Baffling & Chemical Feed Replacement Project (3) Augusta Richmond GA DOCUMENT NAME: Clew \Je.. \ \ ~ 0..4- \; ":J -\' C h erA; LJ ~ ce d ?1 LQ)~e. ~en.J- rp{bj~ (+- DOCUMENTTYPE: ChCl(l~ 0 (Je,r- YEAR: 1ob' BOX NUMBER: 1J- FILE NUMBER: I S~I~ NUMBER OF PAGES: 3\ .. J" CHANGE ORDER CO NUMBER 11 BID ITEM DATE 2/15/01 PROJECT TITLE ClealWell Baffling & Chemical Feed Replacement Project ORIGINAL CONTRACT DATE 6/1999 PROJECT NUMBER W-1 OWNER AUGUSTA C01vlMlSSION PO NUMBER P08635 The following change order is hereby made to the proposal for the above project: PAYEE Aqua South Constnlction, Inc. TOTAL AMOUNT OF TIllS CHANGE ORDER $ 40,443.00 The contract time will be INCREASED by Q calendar days as a result of this change. ORIGINAL CON1RACT COST $ 1,207,688.00 PREVIOUS CHANGE ORDER (INCREASE) $ 562,140,10 TIllS CHANGE ORDER (INCREASE) $ 40,443,00 TOTAL CON1RACT WITH CHANGE ORDER $ 1,810,271.10 FUNDING NUMBER! ACCOUNT NUMBER 508043410 5425110 REQUESTED BY: DATE: 2j~/t)/ , I SUBMITTED BY: DATE: 3/tJZ/tJ I Jj5!61 FINANCE ENDORSEMENT: DATE: '{- '-{- eN RECOMMENDED BY: DATE: y/~/ APPROVED BY: DATE: <fh~1 I / r ' Augusta 1996 Capital Improvements Program Project W-1 Clearwell Baffling and Chemcial Addition Summary of Change Orders Revised: 02/15/2001 Original Contract Price - W-1A (Clearwell Baffling) Original Contract Price - W-1 B (Chemical Addition) Total Original Contract Price Total Change Orders to Date Total Revised Contract Price Total Change Orders Percent of Original Price Total Pending Change Orders Total of Change Orders & Pending Change Orders Total Pending & Final Change Orders Percent of Original Price $1,207,688.00 $819,281.00 $2,026,969.00 $602,583.10 $2,629,552.10 29,73% $3,000.00 $605,583.10 29,88% Revised Contract % of Original AUD CO # CO Description CO Amount Amount (W-1A) Contract Change Order No.1 Repair of high service pumps 2 and 4, clean medium 1,1 voltage MCC $11,495,00 1,2 Repair 30" line at post flash mixer $7,665,00 1,3 Replace 30" line, clean and reuse fittings $38,618,00 1.4 Replace oil valves 2-5 and 2-7 and place in 8x8 vaults $65,86200 Install additional cribbing, temporarily remove electric 1,5 ductbank, substitute 6' precast manhole for vault. $12,487,00 1,6 Remove and dispose of oil contaminated soil $1,791.00 1,7 Replace 30" street elbow with 30" MJ elbow $4,084,00 1,8 Inspect, drain and dispose of gear oil in oi/lubricated valves $2,484,00 1.9 Replace oil valve 1-2 $28,689,00 New stuffing box for horizontal mixer. Startup services for 1,10 horizontal mixer from U, S, Filter. $4,931,30 1,11 Diver and crew standby at 20" junction box, $2,369,00 1,12 Replace leaking valve 1-1, $31,355,00 1,13 Install ductbank manhole in Central Avenue, $3,825,00 1 Change Order No.1 Total $215,655.30 $1,423,343.30 10.64% 02/15/2001 1 of 3 W-1 Change Order Summary I . Augusta 1996 Capital Improvements Program Project W-1 Clearwell Baffling and Chemcial Addition Summary of Change Orders Revised: 02115/2001 Revised Contract % of Original AUD CO # CO Description CO Amount Amount (W-1A) Contract Change Order No.2 2,1 Clearwell No, 1 - Plug existing lines and dewater structure $4,805,00 2,2 Interior lighting and ventilation $3,901,00 2,3 Remove existing wall pipe, install new pipe and recast wall, $16,363,00 2.4 Install cove ring $13,921,00 2,5 Blast and Clean Wall $6,188,00 2,6 Apply Coatings @ Wall $20,592,00 2,7 Remove/dispose Debris $7,856,00 2,8 Clean & Disinfect Tank $4,232,00 2,9 Excavation and Additional Cribbing $2,142,00 2 Change Order No.2 Total $80,000,00 $1,503,343.30 3,95% Change Order No.3 3,1 Ductile iron MJ Tee @ valves 2-5 and 2-7 $6,887,83 3,2 21" pneumatic plug $749,37 3,3 3' x 3' aluminum hatch @ valve 2-1 $784,31 3.4 Rehabilitation of Clearwel11 -$453,00 3,5 Cost of cylinder breaks -$170,00 3,6 Variance on Horizontal mixer startup -$1,078,00 3,7 Repair work at valve 2-3 $11,498,00 3,8 Dewater/disinfect clearwell1 $1,611,00 3,9 Rework at east valve pit $1,678,00 3,10 Slide gate at Clearwell 2 $7,829,00 3,11 Repair slab at Clearwell 2 $3,533,00 3,12 Replace pipe & fittings @ valve 1-1 $18,963,00 3,13 Aluminum handrails @ postflash mixer $3,143,00 3,14 Steps from East Valve Pit to West Valve Pit $2,500,00 3 Change Order No.3 Total $57,475.51 $1,560,818.81 2.84% Change Order No.4 4,1 Lime Removal from Clearwell No, 3 $8,203,00 4 Change Order No.4 Total $8,203.00 $1,569,021.81 0,40% 02/15/2001 2 of 3 W-1 Change Order Summary 1 . Augusta 1996 Capital Improvements Program Project W-1 ClealWell Baffling and Chemcial Addition Summary of Change Orders Revised: 02115/2001 Revised Contract % of Original AUD CO # CO Description CO Amount Amount (W-1A) Contract Change Order No.5 Connection of Auxiliary Pump Station and the Fort Gordon 5,1 Pumping Station $83.676,00 5 Change Order No.5 Total $83,676.00 $1,652,697,81 4.13% Change Order No.6 6,1 Lime Removal from Clearwell No, 5 $23,993.49 6,2 Repair of cracks in the slab of Clearwell No, 5 $15,436,80 6,3 Investigation to locate valve 5-3 stopple valve $11,625,00 6 Change Order No.6 Total $51,055,29 $1,703,753.10 2,52% Change Order No.7 7 Clearwell No, 1 Crack Repair $6,000,00 7 Change Order No.7 Total $6,000.00 $1,709,753,10 0,30% Change Order No.8 Clearwell No, 2 - Oissassemble 3 - 30" Pipes and install 6' 8 square access hatch, $9,354,00 8 Change Order No.8 Total $9,354,00 $1,719,107.10 0.46% Change Order No.9 9,1 Investigate Valve 5-3 by diver $1,590,00 9,2 Remove brick veneer at c1earwell #5 $953,00 9,3 Replace brick veneer at c1earwell #5 $1,144,00 9.4 Repair of Vertical Joints at Clearwell #5 $1,881,00 9 Change Order No.9 Total $5,568.00 $1,724,675.10 0,27% Change Order No.1 0 10,1 Install Stopple Valve for Valve V5-3 Installation $45,153,00 10 Change Order No, 9 Total $45,153.00 $1,769,828,10 2,23% Change Order No. 11 11,1 Restoration of the 72" Concrete Finished Water Line $34,445,00 Installation of 2 O-O-L InnerFlex Assemblies in the 54" 01 11,2 Finished Water Line $5,998,00 11 Change Order No.9 Total $40,443.00 $1,810,271.10 2.00% Pending Changes P,1 Provide and Install valve extension stems and boxes $3,000,00 Total Pending Changes $3,000.00 $1,813,271.10 0.15% 02/15/2001 3 of 3 W-1 Change Order Summary :Ia:..=-..,.=-. ::._............_~..- "i1r.:.-m_.___ z...___~&,..__ 'PEB-12-2001 15:01' FROM: FAX 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 W.I C, (), P.001/020 aquaSouth CONSTRUCTION, INC. 912.965-1250 fax 912.965-1044 Fax To: ROB LORENTZ I CH2MHILL From: WADE WOODRING Fax: 706-303-2429 Pages: 20 Phone: 706-303-2426 Date: 211212001 R8: AUGUSTA WATER PLANT cc: o Urgent 0 For Review 0 Please Comment 0 Please Reply 0 Please Recycle . Comments: SEE ATTACHED PROPOSAL FOR YOUR REVIEW, dring, PoE, Project Manager FEn 1 2 2001 L,: 1 I ' , ~:) j; O""~'.r'>rn<.ll&._..._ I _",,~...-t~~~~ .._-_......._...... &:..1 '-'1_' .-.--JI --_.'IL-'''' .............., I"TI....._JI ,,....__ e.. 'FEB-12-~001 15:01' FROM:PAX 9129651044 TO:70630~2429 P.002/020 lI:u'(,I(I J, W:llkcr, I'rcsilkul RI\'-'~1'1 K, Reck, Vice Prc~iu~1I1 Opcrllti\)n~ Rh(OJl(l~ J,)hn~on, Admini~lrhlivc ^~~ISItIIlI Willinn1 c:. l)otJtJiJlIl. I'rujCl.'1 Mllllltllcr Wndc I), Woudnug. Prl'jcl:1 Ma""u"" Arthur D. Ilillpt\r, rwjl!'1 Mnnnllcr J. Runuull Mycf'>;, Geller'" $npc,."lIcndent February 12, 2001 THRU: CH2MHILL ATTN.: Rob Lorentz. RPR Suite 100, 360 Bay Street Augusta, Georgia 30901 TO: ZEL ENGINEERS, INC, ATTN.: C.D. Drown, P,E, 435 Telfair Street Augusta, Georgia 30901 Re: WATER TREATMENT PLANT CLEARWELL BAFFLING, VALVES" & CHEMICAL FEED MODIFICATIONS, AUGUSTA UTILITIES DEPARTMENT Dear Mr. Drown, We extend the following scope for restoration of the Finish Waler Line (72" Concrete Pipe) leading from the Filler Building to the Post Flash Mixer, SCOPE: 1. Dewatering, pumps, and supervision 2. Estimate by ERI 3. Cleaning & disinfection TOTAL $ 2,411,00 31,486,00 548,00 $ 34,445.00 NOTE: Please review the ERI estimate which is attached, This proposal is an oslimale that may involve a variance in materials depending on orders given by the RPR. Workmanship and material performance warranty to be provided by ERI. Additionally, this scope does not Include any interior rubber banding at the location of the joint repairs. It is the opinion of ERlthat it is not necessary, Please review and address any concerns to undersigned. Sincerely, aquaSouth CONSTRUCTION. INC, a Projecl Manager P.o. Hox 747 . 124 Eason Drive. Pouler. Georgia) 1322 Tel. (912) 965-1250 . rlJ,lt (912) 1J65-1 044 r:.n..:I. I.'.,O.........I.i'ftlll......II...^..... ......... A .._........ r'! A I"n~' "'-c:n nl'1.tt "I\lfI_1,,;"U ..L-......a.-.&...L-L.l.. _/I~'''''''' .-......-.11 --..-... ..-..........11 '.'--.11 .......-_ 'PEB-12-~001 15:0f FROM:FAX - - - ~ ~ - ~ - ~ ~ ,~ i' I I ~ I I ,~ i I I 9129651044 P.00Y020 TO: 7063032429 &) ENC'INEERED ~ RESTORA nONS INC. Water.proofing & Restoration - Structura.1 & Architectura.l 235 Ruford Drive · L"Wr\!ncevillt:, Gel.lrg;i:l JIXWi (770) (,82-0650 F"x (770l (,R2-0403 February 8, 2001 Mr. Wade Woodring AquaSouth Construction, Inc. PO Box 747 124 Eason Drive Pooler, GA 31322 RE: City of Augusta WTP, 72" RCP Repairs Dear Mr. Woodring: Engineered Restorations, Inc. is pleased to provide the attached proposal for work on the above referenced project. As you know, we inspected the pipe with your superintendent, Mr. Don Kahn, on this date. Don was very helpful In pointing out the leaking joints and settlement areas. Based on our observations we propose the following repairs be undertaken. 1) Drill two inspection holes through the bottom of the pipe, one at each end in the location of above surface settlement. 2) Determine if voids exist under or around the pipe at these locations. If voids do exist, drill 1" diameter holes and inject with cement grout until full. If no voids are encountered, fill test holes with epoxy gel. 3) Inject the circumference of 14 pipe joints with Prime Flex 900 L VSF Polyurethane Grout until full and until a "blanket" of grout is created on the pipe exterior. 4) After injection clean joints and pipe surface approximately 4" on either side of joint. Apply two coats of CIM Industrial Membrane around circumference at joints. The above procedure will provide a water tight and stable condition within the pipe and joints. If you elect to proceed with this work we will need at least 2 days to mobilize and 5 days to complete. Engineered Restorations, Inc. appreciates the opportunity to provide our proposal and hopes to work with you in the future on this project. Sincerely, ESTORATIONS, INC. - :- es Parnell Project Manager ncvc:..J.vcU.. G/IG/UI IV.VU, --vll'IV' II..LI-L., ,.,.I"..);,J, rl""\\.:IC "'+ 'PEB-12-2001 15:01' FROM: FAX P.004/020 II II ~ II II ~ , , I I ,I I ~ , I ! I ,I I I I 9129551044 TO: 7063032429 ~d~giii~~~ INc. Water.proofing & Restoration. Structural & Architectural 235 Buford Drive · Lawrellceville, GcorgjlJ ,10045 (770) 682-0650 F~x (770) 682-0403 PROPOSAL/CONTRACT Mr. Wade Woodring AquaSouth Construction, Inc. PO Box 747 124 Eason Drive Pooler, GA 31322 Phone 912-965-1250 FAX 912-965-1044 Date 2/8/01 l)age 2 of 2 We have prepared an estimate for:. City of Augusta WTP, Augusta, GA This price is based on Standard Insurance Coverage provided by Engineered Restorations. Inc. Should insurance limits exceed Engineered Restorations, Inc. Standard Policy now in effect, same can be provided at additional cost to owner. Any bonds required for this project can be furnished. The cost of same to be paid by others, and is NOT included in this Proposal. Our bond rate is 2.0% Engineerecf Restorations, Inc. is not responsible for any damages resulting from the grouting operations due to unforeseen conditions. All reasonable care will be taken to insure damage does not occur. . NOTE # 1 - Aquasouth to handle all water control issues. By ~cceplir'8 Ihi! offer, Purch..er l!;rCI!J In Ihe terms .nd conclilions set forlh on tile f~to: and reverse side he'~of, ^"y dltlen:nl or IddIlIDIIDII~'1Il1111 ytlur occcpl.nce 0, el~ewhcre. wrllien or l:llherwlse. Are h~,d'y objected In ~nd shill have no leila' flIrt. ,,' 'rpliobilily whauO<!ver, Accep te d Date........................................ ......... ..................................".......................,............. ESTORAl'lONS INc. By.................,........................"........................ im Parnell: Project Manager ,F.EB-12-~001 15:01. FROM: FAX I I I , I I I I ~ I ~ . I I I , I I I . - 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 P.005/020 '. - l'l E~GiNEERED {.RESTORATIONS INC. ,',~. Waterproofing &: Restoration - Structural & Architectural 235 Buford Drive . Lawrenceville, Georgia 30045 ! " (770) 682-0650 Fax (770) 682-0403 PROPOSAUCONTRACT '/ .r Mr. Wade Woodring AquaSouth Construction, Inc. PO Box 747 124 Eason Drive Pooler, GA 31322 Phone 912-965-1250 FAX 912-965-1044 Date 2/8/01 pagc 1 of 2 We have prepared an estimate for:. City of August;.:l WTP. Augusta, GA ., Scope of work: Repair Joints and Stabilize 72" RCP Engineered Restorations, Inc. proposes to f!Jrnish all the necessary labor. materials, tools, equipment, supervision and insurance to pertorm above work per the following specifications: A) Drill test holes, grout holes, and Inject cement grout (3000 psi) to fill voids. Engineered Restorations, Inc. price for this work as follows: , , 1) Drilling of holes and injection - 2 locations @ $ 1,290.00 each ($2,580.00) 2) Cement grout - estimate 6 C. Y. @ $120.00 per C. y, ($720.00). '. Ii ~I 8) Inject In and around joints with water-activated polyurethane grout. Seal joint surlaces with CIM Industrial Membrane. Engineered Restorations, Inc. price for this work as follows: 1) Joint injection and sealing - 14 each @ $1,120.00 ($15,680.00). 2) Polyurethane grout used - estimate 120 gallons @ $78.00 ($9,360.00). Total estimated job - $28.340.00 Engineered Restorations, Inc. appreciates this opportunity to prepare this Proposal and looks forward to working with you to a successful completion of same. Please indicate your acceptance of this Proposal by returning one (1) signed qopy for our flies. This Proposal is based on one (1) continuous operation. TWENTY (20) DA YS ACCEPTANCE. By auel'lIng (hi. of/cr. Purchue. allnes to Ihe Iellma Ind condlllDn8 ."t forth on Iho he" and .everoe side hcrcDf, Any dlf/ennt'or .ddltIDn.llgnn' I.. your .cccp~ne.. D' elsewhere. wrlllen DT olheIW1..., Ire heteh)' ohlrel.d 10 In<l .hlll have nD "llll force o. .ppllnhlllty wh.a.Il..~er, : Ac cep led Da te, ............ ,.................. ,...... ......,... TORA nONS INC. .....1...................................................................... By......................................,............................. y...... .. .....................,..,....,........"....,... 1m Parnell: Project Manager . j I -, .00.-,..... .__....'" --_""'-'.' ..~'-'-" FT'__" . ~_L- V . PEB-12-tii21i211 15: 1211' FROM: FAX P.i21i216/i212121 p, Q02l001 I I I I I i I , - ill i il JI III r: J. n ~ il.. 912965112144 TO: 71216312132429 TEL:7iOY~ 8318 NOV. -16' 00 ITHU) II: 2 i ,; GATllIIlWDh"f1 ~ UfII.lllfR A: rH~1l11 I" I \lIIIII e: DlII.A9I:1: I"~R " . 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'FEB-12-E001 15:0c FROM: FAX -, ''''-1-' 1_._' ~ --'-"II.t:.'Wl 11....'-'-. rrl~""", ,"""\,;IC I P.007/020 I Ie I I I I I I I I I I~ I I I I I aeoloM. I Industries Inc. 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 elM 1061 COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL MEMBRANE FOR POTABLE WATER SYSTEMS COATING PRORLE DESCRIPTION ADVANTAGES SURFACE PREPARATIONS GENERAL: CONCRETE: 'STEEL: OTHER METALS: GLASS: WOOD: PREVIOUS COATINGS: I PREVIOUS LINERS: COLOR ~ SOLIDS BY VOLUME THEORETICAL COVERAGE RECOMMENDED COVERAGE VOC elM 1061 is a tough, abrasion. corrosion and chemical resistant waterproofing mem- brane specifically for use in water and waste water applications Including those which require ANSI/NSF61 potable water certification. Typical applications Include tank ;;snd reservoir liners, Joint seals, tank repairs, and sewage lagoons. CIM 1061 Is one of the toughest coatings available, specifically formulated to meet the demanding needs of the water Industries: . ANSI/NSF61 certified for potable water contact in tanks, pipes and Joints (UL Control No: 69Y5). Maximum use level 171 cm2/1. . Forms a tough elastomerlc membrane able to bridge cracks and joints. . Meets the most demanding health and safety requirements such as for drinking water, 'fish hatcheries, and food processing plants. . Fully adheres to and bridges between common construction materials such as con- crete, steel, glass. wood, and most coatings. . Environmentally sound. complying with the toughest VOC standards. . Easily repaired when damaged or when new tank penetrations ere installed. . Excellent wear and abrasion service. . Liquid. tw~omponent urethane Is easily applied. even to complex tanks with multiple penetrations, and Irregular ~hapes. Surfaces must be clean and dry with no oils, grease or loose debris. CIM Bonding Agent Is recommended on all non-porous surfaces. Class B Float finish. Concrete must be cured a minimum of 28 days and be free of release agents or curing compounds. The surface must be clean and dry, and free of loose powder or debris, with tops of underlying aggregate exposed. If surface Is conta- minated or to expose tops of underlying aggregate, brush-off blast or acid etch, rinse and dry as appropriate. A primer is recommended to minimize outgassing. Immersion service -. SSPC-SP10 Near White Blast. Non-Immersion service - SSPC-SP6 Commercial Blast. Use ClM Bonding Agent for greater adhesion. , SSPC-SPl solvent clean and brush-off blast to roughen end degloss the surface. Use CIM Bonding Agent for greater adhesion. Thoroughly clean. CIM Bonding Agent must be used for good adhesion. For Immersion service roughen the surface lightly. Surface must be dry, A primer/sealer is recommended to minimize outgassing. CIM may be applied over some existing coatings and achieve acceptable perfor- mance. Good surface preparation (a brush-off blast and removal of loose or poorly adhered coatings) Is critical to achieving this performance. CIM Bonding Agent Is rec. ommended for greater adhesion. finished system results vary due to a variety of pro- ject specific factors, Including the service conditions to which the system Is exposed. Therefore. CIM cannot accept responsibility for determining the suitability of an exist- ing coating as a substrate for CIM products. Old liner may be removed or used as a support for CIM 1061/CIM Scrim liner system. I If patching of the old liner Is desired, roughen the liner surface and apply a sample I patch to test for s'uitabillty and adhesion. CIM 1061/5 initially shiny black. turning dull over 3 to 6 months when exposed to direct sunlight. For colors, contact your CIM Representative regarding appropriate top. coats and aggregates. 90% 1430 dry mil sq. ft. per gallon. Recommended coverage for potable water applications Is 60 wet mils. Higher cover- ages may be specifled. but extended dryout will be required to insure proper solvent loss prior to placing the membrane In service. Contact your CIM representative for details. 92 g/J (0.77 Ib/gal). CIM 1061 complies with the toughest of VOC regulations. ' ~IM 1/97 Ht::.L:t::..LVt::.U: ~/l~/Ul ,~:U~; ->~H~M M~LL; ".I~O; ~A~~ ~ F'EB-1'2-'2001 15: 02 FROM:'FAX 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 aC.I~M. I Industries Inc. elM 1061 COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL MEMBRANE FOR POTABLE WATER SYSTEMS P.00W020 TYPICAL PROPERTIES Density (Approx.) Premix Activator Mixed & Cured Extension to Break. min ASTM 0412 Adhesion to concrete (dry) Elcometer Mullen Burst Strength. mln ASTM 0751. 50 mil Tear Strength ASTM 0624 (Ole C) Tensile Strength. min ASTM 0 412, 100 mil sheet Membrane Weight (60 mils wet film thickness) Permeability to Water Vapor ASTM E96 Method E, iOOF, iOO-mil sheet Recovery from 100% extension: after 5 minutes after 24 hours Softening Point. Ring & Ball ASTM 036 8.0 Ibs./gal 10,llbs,fgal 8.3 Ibs./gal 300% Hardness, Shore A. mlh ASTM 02240 @ 77F 65 Deflection Temperature ASTM 0648 below -60F Electrical ResIstivity, Volume ASTM D257. 50% RH, 23C. 1.9 x 10E14 2" disc; @ 100 mil. thickness ohm..cm Service Temperature -OOF to 220F , I Mix Ratio Weight 6.2:1 Volume 7.8:1 Elastomeric Waterproofing ASTM C836 exceeds all criteria Potable Water Service ANSljNSF61 Approved (UL 69Y5) . to 171 cm2/1 Abrasion Resistance. Wt. Loss. Taber AbraserCS-17 Wheel. 1000 gr./1oo0 rev. ASTM C50 Membrane Performance Crack Bridging 10 cycles @ -15F After heat aging Weathering (ASTM 0832) 1.2 mg. 350 psi 150 psi 180 Ibs.jln. 1000 psi 311bs./100 sq. ft. 0.03 perms 98% 100% >326F greater than 118" greater than 1/4 n 5000 hrs CHEMICAL RESISTANCE elM 1061 Potable Water Grade Membranes are resistant to most aqueous chemicals Including the concentrated alkalis and acids typically used within the water and waste water industries. The more common chemicals are listed below. Contact your elM Representative for more details. ImmersIon ServIce Chlorine Solutlon(Saturated) Sodium Bisulfite Solution Hydrochloric Acid. 10% Sodium Hydroxide, 50% Hydrofluoric Acid. 10% Sodium Hypochlorite. 15% Hydrofluoslllclc Acid. 33% Sodium Silicate Solution, 34% Hydrogen Sulfide. Solution & Vapor Sulfuric AcId. 30% Hydrogen Peroxide, 10% Blological Oxidation Ponds Potassium Hydroxide. 50% Sewage Lagoons Potassium Permanganate Refinery Waste water Secondary ContaInment Hydrochloric Acid Hydrofluoric Acid HydrofiuoSlllclc Acid Hydrogen Peroxide. 50% Potassium Hydroxide Sodium Hydroxide Sodium Silicate SOlution SUlfuric ACid, 70% OlljWater Emulsions Ethylene Glycol Solutions . 0- - " I r. .II ., , ~ fI tf ~ 'l, otl .1: - ", I . " ,",: - - . ,,'l' " ,l 0:\ I ~ Information presented here Is believed to be accurate, but It Is not to be construed as a guarantee of minimum perfor. mance. Test performance results are obtained In a controlled laboratory environment under procedures that may not represent actual operatIng environments. ~CIM 1/91 _"_n. ..____, ...__, ..._.... "-" 'f;EB-12-02001 15:03 FRoM:,FAX P.009/020 ~.. I~~' '", r" (I . ~ 1''' , I~L, "''', " ~~'e I'" .~~ ' :"-i ',:~, '" ., N......... lY.i:trv:, ~ ':;.;. ~: .' L" r~ i. ~i . I,', ~' :"'/:'~.' . 1"-'; , . ;~~ . i ~.: 1'1" :- I , , , ,- I,' I I I: - ,I I ~8 -, Ceo.oM. I 'ndusbies 'nco 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 elM :1061 COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL MEMBRANE FOR POTABLE WATER SYSTEMS GENERAL APPLICATION INFORMATION .-: USE PRECAUTIONS TEMPERATURE EQUIPMENT POT LIFE PRIMING MIXING APPUCATION RECOATING AGGREGATES AND TOPCOATS CURING TIME For Profes61onal/lndustrlal Use Only. Avoid contamInation with water or moisture. Keep all pails and jugs tightly closed until ready for use. All equipment. air supplies, and application surfaces must be ABSOLUTELY DRY. Do not apply In wet weather or when rain is imminent or when the surface may become wet within 4 hours after coating. Surface should be at least 60F and must be 5F above the dew point. DO NOT APPLY when the substrate or ambient temperature is rising or coating Is In direct sunlight. CIM 1061 should be at least 60F when mixed and applied. CIM 1061 may be preheated to facilitate application at low temperatures, but working time will be reduced. Contact your CIM representative for information on cold weather applications. Spray equipment requires large diameter hose and air supplied mastic gun. Alrless'pump may be used to provide fluid side pressure. Contact CIM Industries for specific recommendations. Roller, squeegee, and trowel may also be used. Squeegees are not recommended for vertical surfaces. About 30 minutes. Working time depends on temperature and method of application. Spray appll. cation requirements wIll be significantly shorter. Porous surfaces such as wood and concrete should be primed to minimize outgassing. Continue to follow other instructions. Use CIM Bonding Agent to Increase adhesion to all non-porous surfaoes. DO NOT THIN. DO NO'" HAND MIX. Begin mixing each pail (4.4 gallons) of CIM 1061 using 9 power mixer (e.g. :1I2w drill and jiffy or plaster paddle). Do not draw air Into the mIx, While mixing, slowly add one Jug (0.6 gallons) of CIM 1061 Activator and mix thoroughly for 3 full mlnute~. Th~ proportions are premeasured to assure membrane performance. DO NOT ESTIMATE. MixingJlgs and tlmers are available from CIM Industries to help eliminate mixing errors and increase productivity on the Job. Apply CIM 1061 directly to a clean and dry surface or to CIM Scrim. For potable water,immerslon service. use 60 mils wet film thickness (27 sq. ft. per gallon). elM 1061 may be recoated in 1 hour and must be recoated soon after the coating becomes non. sticking to polyethylene (typically within 4 hours of mixing). If the membrane has cured longer than this time, the surface must be abraded using brush-off blast, wire brushed or sandpapered, cleaned free of dust and debris, and CIM Bonding Agent applied as directed. For a colored or reflecting surface flnlsh, apply pigmented topcoat. or apply a tack coat 9f CIM 1061 and broadcast dry aggregate Into the wet coating. Co\'erage of the tack coat depends upon the size of aggregate used. Contact your CIM ~epresentative tor details. Before placing the membrane Into potable water service or similar applications, allow sufficient time for solvents to evaporate ~rom the cured membrane. The required time for a 60 mil me,mbrane Is two weeks at 60F and varies depending upon membrane thickness and substrate temperature. Contact your CIM Representative for details. For other applications. CIM 1061 may be placed Into service In 48 hours. , i " . DISINFECTION CIM 1061 membrane must be washed. rinsed, and disinfected In accordance with CIM's published I instructions prior to placing the membrane Into potable water service. Contact your CIM Represent~ tive for further Information and appropriate procedures. CLEAN-UP Fresh coatings and elM premix can be removed with mineraI spirits. Air spray equipment must be flushed regularly during application to prevent material from setting up in the hose and pump. Soften cured CIM in solvent or using heat and scrape off. CONTACT YOUR CIM REPRESENTATIVE FOR SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS. OCIM 1/97 'PEB-12-~001 15:0~ FROM:FAX ~ . I . " " ! :J , { I 1 I , 1: .',:' 1'- '~.c ". r,: j',! '\ I', 1 '\ , 'I -I :',:,:, I " ' , ,\ I , ,: I ~ ' II -:":0 \1 r~"11 , J " i' .1' : "~ ":'tI , r ' .....:! t./~~:; :' :!'.ii; I ;f~i \ Y'.I: 1 ~'<.' I , I . .d, I ~( ': r ,';\ i ,'< I" \ , '~ I CeoloMo I industries Inc. 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 P.010/020 ~ elM 1061 COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL MEMBRANE FOR POTABLE WATER SYSTEMS. o~ 1 SHIPPING, STORAGE AND SAFETY DATA WARNING SAFETY INFORMATION PACKAGING SHIPPING Weights 0.76 gallon kits !' 5.0 gallon kits Prop8~e9 Flash Point , Sliipplng Name DOT Class STORAGE Temperature Shelf Life NFPA Flammable. Use only In well ventilated areas. Do not store O,r uee near open flame, sparke or hot surfacea, Keep tightly closed. Avoid contact with moisture or water. This product contains petroleum asphalt. petroleum distillates, amine compounds and other chemical Ingredients. Adequate health and safety precautions should be observed durlng the storage, handling, application and curing. Refer to CIM Industries' Material Safe~ Data Sheets for further details regarding the safe use of this product. CIM 1061 is available in mixed units of approximately 0.76 gallons and 5 gallons. Each unit consists of a container of premix and a smaller container of activator. Quantities have been premeasured to provide the proper mixing ratio, leaving sufficient room In the premix container to facilitate adequate mixing. Do not estimate proportions. Premix Activator 6.5 Ibs per can (26 Ibs per box of 4) 40 Ibs per pall 11b per bottle (12 Ibs per carton of 12) 6.0 lbs per jug (36 Ibs per case of 6) 101F Coating Solution Class 3. UN1139, PGIII >250F Not Regulated Not Regulated c 20F to 110F 2 years Class II 70F to 95F 6 months Non Flammable WARRANTY & LIMITATION OF SELLER'S LIABILITY C.I,M. Industries Inc. (CIM) warrants that for a perIod of five (5) years from the date of shipment to the InItial purchaser the products, when mixed in proper ratios for the proper length of tIme, (a) will not become brittle or crack and (b) will provide a water barrier. Due to application variables beyond CIM's control which may affect results. elM makes no warranty of any kind, expressed or implied, including that of mer- chantability. other than that tl)e products conform to CIM's current Quality control standards. If breach of warranty is established the buyer'S exclusive remedy shall be repayment of the purchase price or. at the manufacturer's option, replacement of the non-conformlng product. The buyer expressly waives any claim to additional damages, including consequential damages. THE INFORMATION PRESENTED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. aeoloM. I Industries' Inc. 94 GI'CMl St., PetcroorolJll/1. NH 03458 Tel: 1800)54$-3458 (603) 924-9481 Fer. (603)924-9482 CONTACT YOUR CIM REPRESENTATIVE FOR CURRENT INFORMATION. FOR PROFESSIONAL/INbUSTRIAL USE ONLY. CCIM 1/97 ._......c;7~ - --_'IC-'.., 'I~L-L-:. ". 1.;::1....,:. r"",,uc I I 'PEB-12-2001 15:04 FROM:F~X 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 P.01U020 - ~-- , '1,~ ,e;',~ii;.(rj,~...rc'1'O'.TI' N' -0" i'DR' "0' 'Fool' 'LE'" ii<s-,":i,:~" ,~"': ~i ;,:', ~" ,J:;;;.t1! -,.~ ' ..:,.,...~(.f;J. ."11 . ~r; (1-..~r_......~..~t-:...... -:.~. . ". ; ..)I,,~~, .~r.~. .: ~~~~'. '.. ~~ of. t': .:..~ .. .:: .' .. . ":.- .: ;7"~:' ':'~: ~~; . ~ . elM 61 EPO~:~4'Jf~-r~I,~~~!~O ~ompon'ent high $o!t~~::epp~.iS9~~g prlmer~!~~p~~r~IJ~~~'l9~~9,r~~!l;, l!'ur!8c~~.:su9'1:,~~ 90~2{e i:I e . 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'\<: ;.'e~e!j1bta~~s sh~ul~, be ,'app.,il~~J~'~1vErsJ.~1~~t~~dard written instructions .' : ~:~~j ,', .~~~~g!r~I<~ ,8pp'11c~,~I~;~ Of.,.~~,:~,~.~~~~~~~!t~;~:~;~~te ,ternpe,r~ture is de~"nlng. , " :'~ ~~'~I ECOAT~~~~ at le~st !Q.:h~~~..,,~~W:~P: :~~~~J~I~ga CIM membrane coating. 'i~ >~~ , 'up.;Wi~I~,a~,~a,I' ~.gui.pment.l~nj~(jr~,~~tY,:.~~ft~x~E~~~EK. Thoroughly flush spray , " " - "WiS9U~PT.~h'q~ ~_~fpr~, Sg~~~! n~~~~j:J,;~.',Ch{lIic~l9:~~,et: up. ::V-~~lif) ;;:.~",: .',;,"'("', ~~;,~,O'0'~;e:_!;~'~~.~'0' ~:'-r" f . r/,6~~;;~'~~'~~I;~'~~()~;~~1~~~~~~~~I~~9 "Bn~ application Instructions. '~~'W~(: ,.'t' r:, ',' . r '1:"{;~I"'rll"""',~'::l,~(.~_':lf~f:~\ " ' ~,jl!IJi' ... '~;{~~j:~'ri~~: e .~..~~I ..'-.....l.::;..LV~......." Ill::;. I I Ill::;. I_I IU.. 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SAFETY this prod~t:9l?n!!1 QS rrgie~!e~~'whJch' are con~lder~~ ,~O:'~~lrJ,zaraou e)(posure f'!1a~i~~~.~dJ,~!n~s~, "eadaehe. qr nau~ea^(r.rot?lige~~e~s cause permanem \~r.~I~o,~, ~~[VOuS system damage,;j' Ai:feqy~~~!titalt precautions 8h.q~~.:~~~gb,,~~~ed durl",g ~tl;lfage, handll".~:1~Ppl catlo Refer to CIM.Jr.!~9s!flesJ'.Jw1~t~~a~ ~afety Data she~~ for. furUier;'. the safe use':'ofil' is,rirn-dUCi':''~:' .i:: ,. :,~ :/' ,;-,"' ,;~T0' '. , "_,,,.;~ ~r.,.v,:,. ":-''''.'",'. ," "" ' .'" 'f' ;,~ 100" , 'r":1~" ~;rli.'F'fi' ;<"","", .;~". . :,' ',' ',C, . ",....: !'-l'.\-,e.:.".....;{o '.:. :"~~~t ~:;:.:~",..1:,~~ :r_'::~~' ,:<i:- ::,..:-..:. - ;,,-\::~:. ~'(~~\~;;", CIM 81 EPOX;;Re~" r~.if~\lt~'" ciM;61 Hard8"er ,: ,.\~.h~,;~;,~,:;>".~:~, . ~. "I~~~~:, . ;~~"'-~....~)..... ~.,~ ...; . ..:n r; ~ ..1,.;-.. Lt' _~~J.~' :'., '.,-I'{;."'''~~ , : ".,: :~^.:'.,~,',' ,.' ", '," .r;'i.~.";' ~- . . ~:'~..I~~:~- ~~~z.r~~~.~~/...~~l .1... J~'..'.. ~t~,-....~f.:~1~~~2~. 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Industries !ric. (C!.~t~~..g~qm~~~~M:~~~,~,~lri!l;l~r~~( 8 CIM:s current quality ~Oi'~OJf}~!l19!;~,~~(yieitlrn.t;I:lli.f: ~anHf.a.~j~(~Q~a~~ ,application varlableS_,ber?Jl9-.q!~s q~~~,I9.n~('1~Y atfe~. re~u~,~:9J.~~me e$ no other warranty of a'1,~,~,k.!n~.f~~J!.t~~.,.~~: :9,r:I"!p."f1~iJ!"9.t'i.~W~~ ~ merchantability. If brea~~f&~~~a~iLsj~~~}a,~~!~h~.d~J,~~~~P~~~.~~~~'~s e remedy shall be fepaYT~~J~~~WM~f..rt~ T~f;~~.f.~9,~~'l!orw~~;,~ or, at the manufacturer~ :~,el!9"g~ept~q~m~~~r~r~h~:.flqrt<'Prrp.rro~~~P.~~ The buyer expressly 'oV~IV!7~1~~~~,~~~~, Jq! ad~JtIon.!31 dama~~~}~~~2~~~~lo.g consequentJal damages,.. :,:' "\.ifl..~,!<>..,li~;:\ ,'\," '; . " .'. ."."t;::,<" . ~'?~~~);;.~d:.~j~Hj',;,K,~;: ' . :'.-:.-;:.f,j',l!i1t; ~ .. ';." ~':;l"'4.J;:;.:;..:' 1,......1:. .:., - ". . : - :.' , r.. ~ '.~":). !~~'l\"~ ~~~ . . THE INFORMATION PRESENTED 1~~~~!$JP.9.~M~~rp:,..,~ S,UB~~ClTP (:~~N,,~~)YJ~!,OU ,;.1'" ~.~~J'!lI,;;:.'t.!.,";:,_" ,.', , . .... ," ...",,~.:.-~:.~, ' ..~ 1..~.{:",I:'~~~"..~~';':;:'f'..~i<I""'~' '~,..' ". '" ~ .~ "\'''"'t:~4W,,~~ CONTACT YOUR ,91~',f.t~~~~,~.whT~~;fQ.~ 'P~~~.~m:~',~f9n~~r! " " F9~ ,p~q~:~"~j~~~Ri'A~;4SE.,QNL~:~~H~~i '" ,.,,~ " ~;?~~'.!F"\ ,'ii,' '1?'," <...:~ " ,}/. ",", '~~"-"~~" -Ol~;;i._,:. 'll~~'~:~ii:;&';~-:J~~[f. , 'J.( >,,.)I},,~.ili'l\'< 'Itl~; > ,!, " .', ", .", ,,'.1,;. .. ~::'~~;g'~~~~~'r,:~!:~~~~.:~~~:'~~~ :'. ..' ,i":~~~"".:Y2~:~~. ~ ~~:. . ""r~.: J..}",' ~'~'f t. "...... '. . ':';'.. - ~~~t; "\... . ' l:.f;~' ~.\~~:it~~~;~...~:... I; ~':'>!' .~ ~J .~".~' ~":~'.:".~.~~~ ' _~:'it~1' l IO-.Or.'--_'. _ . .". . ~~~..:.7~~f~~:..~.~ -.-.-- .-.. . -.-- ~"'C....!. . ~L"~~":.~~L... .'. ..~ _::~. .~~~irL~;-';: ~-':~.~:':r~~ SHIPPING Shipping Name DOT Class STORAGE Temperature Shelf Life NFPA ~.....:.';':. --~~--,:. L "~i~~I.M., In.tIlC+.IACl. ..-.......---...-- Inc. ~-~~~-,,~~ -,PMArf'wvtHIMl NH n~!I;A . - ---- - - --- . - - . - - -- -- -----=--_.__._------~-~- _ __ _______ _ _n __ __ n ______ n_ _ __n_ ---.--------- - -- __..-.......~ i....i...i .....i~.. _~I~~~'Z. ::::'--=-_'-' --,..-..--- 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 P.013/020 :.:. nCl,;C.1.VtU: C:::/I;':::/UI 10; I.....i -~\,.;nC::M n.1.LLi "1-="0; t'"'Aut:. I.q. r:-E8-'i2-~2001 15: 08 FROM:.FAX I I il ~ I ((-) @ I 'I I I :1 II let I :11 ~ II 'II ~ II ~ , \V II .. 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 P.014/020 Underwriters Laboratories Inc.~ 333 Plingslon Road Nor1hbrook. Illinois 60062.2096 (703) 272-8800 FA)( No, (708) 272~8 1 29 MCI Mall No, 2S4~3343 Cablo ULINC NORTH BROOK, IL Telex No. 6502543343 Janua~y 29, 1993 C.I.M. Industries, Inc. Dr. Rich?rO Stephens, P.E. Vice President oi Engineering 94 'Grovs: Str~et. Pete~borough~ NH 03458 Qur Reference: MH1744S, 92NK14272 Dear Dr. St~phens, This is to inform you that C.r.H. Industries Inc. has undergone testing of its products C.I.M. 1061, and C.I.M. 1061 Hi~n Vis/C.!.M. 1000 Trowal Grada polyurethane membrane materials for Uncerwriters L2boratories C12ssification in accordance with ANSI/NSF Stand~rd 61, Drinking Water System C~mponents - Health Effects. We have ~ompleted the investigatlan and these products comply with Sta~dard 61 Tor us~ in contact with cold wate~ (23 degrees CelciusJ. Therefore C.I.H. 1061 ~nd C.I.M. 10b1 High Vis/C.I.M 1000 Trowel Grade ~re Classified by Underwriters' Laboratories ~s a drinkln0 w~ter system , component, as a prote~tive barrier mate~ial, and a joining and sealing material. The Classification listing~ the Report, and Proced~lre Report will be reY~sed a~cordingly~ ~~d all normal~zation 1nformati~n will be updated to reflect the uses in the joining ~nd sealing category. If you have a~y questions please feel free to contact us at a~y time. Very Tru:y Yours, J~ k;~ Reviewed by: !u~!,1::{!~:302) Engineering Group Leader ~ngineering Services 416C Jenn1e Longf1eld (ext 2493) Associ~ta Proj~ct Engineer Engineering Services 416C ^ nol-Ior-prolit organlzalion dedicalod 10 public slrOly Qnd I I' r I I I I I I ~ I I I I I I I ~ I I _. .-.., . .---, ... --, . ......-..... .- ,FEB'-1a":2001 15:09 FROM:FAX 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 P.015/020 ,.:. f. -. .900 XLV. ~~i.~m'f'~~'J~<i: H:,>': (':':::-:'> ,';.' '. ';, '. ,'" ::: 7\:': "'~ :.;:, ",:~>:;.i'. ;T~,:!'~"~: :.'",.'-'1.':" ~::'~ ,,:':' :~",'" ~,r:~,l," . '. ~, 'h~ /,,':' ';: ~~N~;:;" f::~~)~ /.," "' ESARIDTIO' KT".;;~!ND"USES." .. "', '''"t''''"'''''', ~i~.,;~:, \ ~"';~~'~~:'; :~: ~ ' "! '""~~ j ..,+'" ',~, )..~;) .~~ ~,.';~:~ '~;~<:'!' ,~;:: '. "::~'l <, ,: ':, -;""" ,/ :" "'", ", ~ ':' ,:,!,' ,;.' .::/:;:,~~:; :~;~:,:f:tt~.~~#; " ,~~~r:::>: :"'.. ':":, r."'I.'., :-". . ':J.-~;::~.~.'.;.l..~~ ..... Prime-Flex 900 XLV is a hydrophilic, liquid polyurethane injection resin designed to seal leaks In concrete and masonry structures, When it contacts waler, Prime-Flex 900 XLV expands up 10 600% and forms a tough, flexible foam seal that cannot be penetrated by waler. Prime-Flex 900 XLV has been proven successful In the following applications: . Hairline Cracks . Cold Joints . Manholes . Concrete Dams . Water Holding Tanks . Foundation Walls . Elevator and Service Pits . Tunnels (Subways and Highways) . Parking Decks The uses for the Prime-Flex family of injection resins are Iimiled only by Ihe imaginalion of the desIgner or contractor, K'~A~D~"'" iiA 'NT'AG' ES" .::';....~.:.:>,.,',<:..;; .' .:.. ....,.','.;~, ',: ~i~;;"...:':,.'.',~,t\, '.1-1.... .". :,~.,;,;'\r ,:~.':~:,':f~.j,),I,!" ,:/i',,: .:.~,...'''<' ',',' , I. Ii I i .' . '. ~'. ! . ~, . '. 'j .1. . .. ,".' .'.,"1. . Single Component (No catalyst required) . Extremely Flexible . Very Tough Foam . Up 10 600% Expansion . Super Low Viscosity For Good Penetration of Cracks ANSI/ NSF STANDARD 61 DRINKING WATER SYSTEM COMPONENTS. HEALTH EFFECTS @"\"'R' . ..... VL ....,......-. Maximum SUrfllCII Area To Volum. Rallo I. 0.141 'n'/lIlIl. fh~fF1;~ :'~'@ 1'/:, ';A; G' . ,I N"G' ',.,',)~:.:"..,':,l~.;j;;(j::\:~}. ~.:" :~' , ,/': . ',,-:,/{ \~'i'" ;:?::~;,: :::;'-:-': ',:::~ ::~~ ~/j~:li;~~'~~;~s~:~~/' "'~jl~'~;~:< ~:,::'; ,;' " I,. i...y,.:}F~'~'.'~M. . '.-1'''' """~(""~;-t":!1.':'''): "r',.1 .....~...... .........~ ...:J......... ~,lll'.:rr'.:~.~~-i{,~Hi~~ij .l.~~~~'.,.., ~. .;;tH~~'~i':.I:Li";!;''"' ::~~" :' v,. .:., ~ ~ ;. I' .', ':' .:' > ,~~ ~:,:~:(\~{;.;~~;";':',. :\:' .. .: '\ , "'.~' . . ". .i{ '::' r' )::1 '.:... .. ~:. ' l. '~~'~\1,~..~'..:~t'r':?~?u.~;$~~m.~:~.r~11~~~':,';.' .~.' L :. ...". . 1 Gallon Pall . 5 Gallon Pail . Single Shot Cartridges . "Quick Mix" Cartridges nc.vc..J..VI::.U: <::/1 <::/U1 10:14; ->CH2M HILL; #135; PAGE 16 "FE~-12-2001 15:09 FRO~:FAX 9129651044 TO: 706~032429. P.016/020 "- ' : :~~:....t;.c';;';~~ '. :1.t...:t'.';~"TIl'Ifo";':"':""~r' '-:'" .r'" ,) ::-~..'; ..:.tZl'H''''~-'' :""o';"'~-,:~,.'W .;....TJ..."....' .:"11 ):....... '.'.1'. :'..,. ." ;:_"'?~~~,~j ~,,~~;,~~tl~HXsi,OX~~RQ~~I~i~1$:~;~rr:~~)fE:';(~,30C) ....;o....".Y.....l)/..1t \0, .~,.,...,.N"__.."..)oo'..,..,.U.._,1o .................:r,t... .,k,..~ ,.... ..t:.oI>l::I....j.,li.a:~~...l':4, f':1.. ,'. "."....,.:.. ... ......"..." " ".' Appearance Amber liquid Viscosity 250-350 cps Weight Per Gallon 8.65 Ibs. 1 gal. Solids Content (ASTM 0-2834-95) 88% Induction Time 3 to 4 Minutes Cure Time 5 to 6 Minutes CURED FOAM TEST RESULTS* Tensile Strength Elongation (ASTM 0-3574) (ASTM 0-3574) (ASTM D-1042 1 0-756) 450 p,s.i. 350% Shrinkage Less than 2% Initial Unear Shrinkage 9% Tesr Resistance (ASTM D-3574) (ASTM 0-3574) 21 Ibs. 1 in. Density 610 kg. 1 m' 38 Ibs./ f13 · These results were based on a loam cured under pressure. Properties may vary depending on job conditions. ~- , , TIi lit .. ~ o . - . ! II . . - ~ :- I . r. ,- ~ r ~ ~ - - II 11' ~ I iI I I I II ~ct ..:w...... - -, .-, _I IV.I""T.J --\...ttn.c::.M MJ..LLj ",:,j5; PAGE 17 . FEB'-'la-2001 15: 09 FROt'): FAX 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 P.017/020 - GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR PRIME-FLEX INJECTION: This guideline is general in nature and does not address every condition that might be encountered In the field. More specific guidelines for injecting hairline cracks, wide cracks, and expansion joints are available from the On-Line Help Desk at our web site www.primeresins.com or by fax by calling our toll-free technical service number '-800-321-7212. 1. Drill injection port holes at a 450 angle to intersect the crack at approximately 112 the depth of the structure. If possible, the holes should be altemated side to side of Ihe crack. Holes should be spaced between 6" and 24" apart depending on Ihe widlh of the crack. Typically, the wider the crack, the further apart the ports may be spaced. After drilling the fi($1 f~yv holes, clean out the holes as described below, install injection ports and inject water to verify that liquid will travel from port to port. 2. Clean concrete dust residue from the holes by injecting water through a "flush wand" that will reach the back of the hole, Flush until clean water is flowing out of the hole. 3. Insert injection ports into the drilled holes. If using "bang in" ports, insure they are firmly seated. If using mechanical ports, insert them so the rubber portion is completely below the surface of the concrete and tighten them securely in place. Leave the fittings off the tops of the ports. 4. If a surface seal is required to contain the Prime-Flex in the crack, several materials and methods may be used. The materials and installation methods are described in the auidelines listed in the first paragraph above. 5. Flush the crack with clean water. Starting at one end of the crack (the lowest end for vertical cracks), put the fitting on the top on the first port and inject clean waler into the port at a minimum pressure of 250 p.s.i. Air. water, and debris should flow out of the crack and out of the next port(s). Continue this process until the entire crack has been flushed. 6. Prepare for injection. Begin by removing the fillings from the tops of all ports except the one at the end of the crack (lowest end for vertical cracks). This will be the first port used for injection. Before pumping Prime Rex material, be sure that the pump and hose lines are free of any water. If necessary. thoroughly flush the pump with Prime Flush solvent. , 7. Begin pumping allhe first port at a pressure of 250 p.s.i. minimum. Increase the pressure at 100 p.s.i., incremenls as needed to fully penetrate Ihe crack. Do not exceed the Maximum Safe Operating Pressures for the pump, hoses, or fittings. B. If malerial begins to flow out of the next port, put the connector fitting on that port and continue pumping al the current port. If material flows from subsequent ports, put the connector fitting on those ports and continue pumping at the current port. If II appears thai a significant percentage of the material being pumped is simply flowing out of the crack and not traveling along the crack, stop pumping at the current port and move the pump hose to the last port where material flowed out and begin injection at that port. Continue this process until the crack is complelely injected. 9. After injection, flush the pump with Prime Flush. Do not leave Prime-Flex resin in the pump or hoses as it will cure and ruin the pump. After cl~aninQ the pump and hoses with Prime Flush, pump motor 011 or other lubricanlthrough the pump and hoses. This will increase the life of the hoses and the pump's internal seals. -, --,.." 1-'_ I""~ --vnC::M n.J..LL; "';.:50; t-"AGE 18 . .FEB~1~-2001 15:09 FRO~:FAX 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 CAUTION: Vapor overexposure may cause respiratory irritation, central nervous system depression. and allergic reaction. Provide sufficient ventilation to maintain vapor concentrations below recommended exposure limits, Avoid contact with skin, eyes, and clothing. Wear protective rubber gloves and safely glasses or chemical goggles when handling or dispensing materials. Wash contaminated clothing before reuse. See MSDS for fur1her infonnatlon. FIRST AID: SKIN CONTACT- Wipe off contaminated area and wash with soap and water. EYE CONTACT- Immediately flush eyes with large amounts of water for 10 minutes. Get medical attention. INHALATION- Move to fresh air if symptoms occur, If breathing is diffiCI,Jlt. seek medical anention. INGESTION- Seek immediate medical atlention. CLEAN UP: Use Prime Flush cleaner, M.E.K. or Acetone to clean off equipment. Use soap and water to clean skin. STORAGE: Store in dry conditions below eOOF(260). Optimal storage conditions are between 400 and aOOF(40 and 150C), Under proper conditions, the shelf life is twelve months in unopened, damage-free containers. For best results, Prime-Flex polyurethane products stlould be installed by applicators with proper equipment and training. Prime Resins manufactures all Prime-Flex products in our Conyers. Georgia plant. We have complete control of the quality and availability of these products. If you need more Information about Prime-Flex or other Prime Resins products, visit our web site www.prilJ)eresins.com or call our technical support help line at 1.800-321.7212 Monday through Friday 7:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Eastem time, :, " FOR INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY PROTECT FROM MOISTURE DO NOT ALLOW PRODUCT TO FREEZE KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN OBSERVE PRODUCT CAUTIONS WARRANTY: Prime Resins warrants Its products to be free from manufacturing defects and that products meelthe published charBcterisUcs when lested in accordance with ASTM and Prime Resins standards. No other warranlles by PrIme Resins are expressed or implied. including no warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Prime Resins will nol be liable for damages of any sort resulting from any claimed breach 01 warranly. Prime Resins' liability under this warranty is limlled 10 replacement of malertal or refund 01 sales price 01 the material. There are no warranties on any producllhal has exceeded Ihe "shell life" or "expiration dale. printed on the package label. TOS-900XLV-07/00 "Innovations In Infrastructure Repair Technology" 2381 Rockaway Industrial Boulevard I Conyers (Atlanta), Georgia 30012 - Office (770) 388-0626 I Fax (770) 388-0936 E-mail: sales@primeresins.com www.primeresins.com HI::CEIVED: 2/12/0115:15; ->CH2M HILL; #135; PAGE 19 . · FE~-'l~-21211211 15: 1121 FROM: FAX JU :0 ~/} @ I I I I I ~6, .', r: 912965112144 TO: 712163.12132429. .'nnovatlons In Infrastructure Repair TechnologY- HYDROPHILIC OR HYDROPHOBIC POLYURETHANE INJECTION RESINS ARE YOU USING THE RIGHT PRODUCT FOR YOUR APPLICATION? While polyurethane injection resins (PUR) are becoming increasingly familiar to the specialty contractor, there is still a lot of confusion about product uses and effectiveness. Two thirds of our planet is made up otwater, and many times that water ends up going places we don't want it to go. We try to hold it back using earth or concrete, but It still pushes through. PUR injection is the most effective method to halt flowing water, but many injection repairs end up as temporary fixes because the wrong type of PUR is used. When the correct materials are used, the repair can be pennanent. PUR injection resins are based either on MOl (Oiphenylmethane diisocyanate) or TOI (Toluene diisocyanate). These same resins are used in the manufacture of foam mattresses. pillows. car seats, car dash boards, as well as polyurethane coatings and sealants. The base resins are modified through chemical processes to react with water. MOl based resins possess hydrophobic properties which means that they will not easily mix with water. When MOl based materials are pumped into cracks or joints in concrete they tend to resist penetration into the pores of wet concrete and do not get a good bond. These materials can temporarily stop water leaks because they expand . ., during their reaction stage and in effect form a compression seal. When concrete experiences a moderate temperature change causing the joint or crack to close up. it will often causes MDI based materials to go into compression set. As the temperature cycle reverses and the crack opens up, problems can and most often do occur. Because the material is not bonded to the concrete and because it is .set" in it's previously compressed state, it will not move with the concrete and the previously water tight crack or jOint begins to leak again. TOt based resins possess hydrophilic properties and rea~i\y mix with water. This is important when trying to permanently seal a wet crack in concrete. The hydrophilic materials seek out water and get an excellent "bite" into the pores of wet concrete. '\" '-' Because of the flexibility of TDI based materials, when cracks or joints open and close ' with temperature changes a tight water seal and bond is maintained. PRIME RESINS, INC. 2381 Rockaway Indust(ial Boulevard I Conyers (Atlanta), Georgia 30012 Office {nO) 388-0626 I Fax (770) 388-0936 E-mail: sales@primeresins.com www.primeresins.com P.12I19/12120 l ..--...........'-'-". tC../ItC../VI 10; 10; ->vM~M HJ.LL; #135; PAGE 20 , ,FE8L~2.2001 15:10 FROM:FAX I,~l." . . ~~'~;'" " I~'" I'!S;'!~..,.,- ~'~~"" ~~-' _~ ";'i~ '" ,', ',.. [ '. 1"'4" ,~!~,' "'of":!.~-,:.. 1~'A7!ff'" :d;t t,}~'~"l'l"! ' I""~-l..~.:i f.I. ,. ~~:: . ) y"" ,', , , fW L .1' _...~ I; ."...'~~~,: .!:]:. ~~ I,'; I,:, M''', , ::? '. '.\t,~t.i': :.~li~I~~'; ,. 0(,.,-=( ~~~~;;. I'~-~;{ ~~::'i\',: ".:-'; . .' ..... '. ' .. ';'-'"' 4'. 0(;. )..l "+::,:U' , .. . I~"..~~~t : ?~~ iJ2:.:~'; . ~....", ~,.;" 'T ':~~':H 't '.. ----- ........_..~~ ~ ~ _.-:..t.-:.. :' -all ........ ii. - == ,~ -~..._...... __...l'. ;.. ..'--' . )'.'". . -..-...-.-- .- 91296511344 TO: 713631332429 P.13213/12l212l - , ,'." " '.......,' ~,' .. ','W~"I"""~~""~ -:......'?w:-('-r~~-.-:.:,/!I~..:'... . .O~,-I~~I.J... ~ _..,.....,). ~_... "t.'. ~~~.~(i.~.f'.~~~~' . '~~:~~~}. ,,/"~~ \ .~. 't~. . .~ ~~"1'~'~".-' ~'~'...? .~. ;....,:.J '. .~ ~o:" "('''_' ~..t', :'.. iI. t~ , ,:' : '~~~t~~::~:;~;/~(~,::, ~~:~: tbtItlItID, IIInaIa '. (708) 27l!.aoo '. ~",'j . ':I :~l4t:-;tlt. .I..(fr.~:. .: #0 ~ @ Underwriters laboratories Inc.. =':27::'k; , "-rdI T_ P.i\~~y~:;~ ' fb1b CilnlIIna · (919) 64.1400 ' ~ '~:: l~'~!:,~>' \ /'~" CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIAN:€~ CER1D'ICATE HUMBER: ISSUE DAD: 'z~~<~, .. .., t.: ~ > ' 031195-MH25067 3 November 1995 + Issued to: Prime Resina, Inc. 2831 Rockavay Industrial Blvd. Conyers, Georgia 30207 Report Reference: MH25067, 25 October 1995 . ~ .,' ~, . . .' ;'''~-: /., :., .,', .: .~ This is to certify that representattvc samples m: ,': - , . .-:l~~;;~.1 , '< ,.-(;, "*1. -1 ' . ':,;.'J~~f':c~~1~l\ ; Have been investigated by Underwriters Laboratories Inc. in accordance With tbe,',St8ndani(8) Indicated on this CertUlcate. ,")~ ,', ' ~'.\f. :-... .' ~ Prime-Flex 900 LVSF '1; , f ~1 Standard(S) for Safety: ANSI/NSF Standard 61: .t! ..~~: ~. Drinking Water System Components, :: ~~tth Effects i~~~~ ,,0.. - : :.J~;" c.: ' Finished polyur~thane,material to be used in contact with.J\{~ :' c. Cold 'Water (230C). Max:i.murD surface area to volume ratio is" _7. .. ,~" 1~ sq em/liter. "~;,l}:.tt~~<' ~:; i:'j " \: , ' :~. AddiUonallnformaUOn: ,-: , '. ~,".':..:~~'.~ '';l~.:J .' " ",.." ':' 't"t, " 0DIy thOIIC producte bearl:aI th~ tJI" ChwdflcatiOD Ma.rIdDg mould be couldm'Cd-," bdDg coven:d by UL'. Clas8lf1catioD ~ Follow-Up Service. ,:'~'~,' ./ ; . "0 ... ~;: . '. .~ ., r: ,'. . TbI: UL CIa-""""Uon MovkIDg lDcludea: the Dame "'Undcnmtc:ru Labant.tor&cs me,.; the 1IUOtd "Claa8tacd"; ~~~DtiO) .~ number (may be alphanumeric) asalpcd by UL; a lltatcmcal to indICate the ClCtcat or UL'G evaluation of tbI:: product: and. the product category Dalfte (product ldenUty) as lDdJcatcd In the appropriate UL Dtrcetory, .",'. : - " . , "I JCj' .~. .. , '.t~, 'J.) I . ~ . .-= .,< ~I ' . RevJewEng1neer: JL ;f~~t~. ~~ ~ ..::)".:,~..t(.tt...'1 Underwriters r.a~rtes ~:; . :':" .. .~l;.,f.,~~!\.r: ; ~..i l.oc.l), FOr..: THE Ill. CLI\SSIFICATIOI\! Mr\I..:I\INC UN TilE P/,:UDI ('T F.n~necr: k/~' Undcrwrf~~~atorlc:s Inc: . ...-:...:~ 16R'1\ .. , : .2 .,. ...-JI , :" ..' f I i I , I .;_-. 't. ! ,- ',.,'. ': 1= .'i ';:'. . .j'i 'S , j' "'"I ,..I "/ . .71 ',,) ,( . . ~ .i , ...~ : , . '.. : .:t. .: :.' ;",'11, ").l :I!::I"e1=-&""CI. ., __E_..Ii_"-..&~ M;:;t!!,Im_;:... _...;a....__=r.:..:1:.,~ FEB~14~2\21\211 11:34 FROM:FAX 912965112144 TO: 712163032429 P.\21\211/\21\217 aquaSouth CONSTRUCTION, INC. 912-96501250 fax 912-965-1044 Fax To: ROB LORENTZ I CH2MHIU Fax: 706-303-2429 From: WAOE WOODRING Pages: y 8 Phone:: nO-303-2426 Date: 2/1412001 Re: AUGUSTA WiP cc: DAVE DROWN I ZEL o Urgent 0 For Review D Please Comment 0 Please Reply D Please Recycle . Comments: , SEE ATTACHED PROPOSAL FOR Y9UR USE. THANK YOU! DRING. P,E. PROJECT MANAGER '.., FE B 1 4 2001 '-' :..- .._~-.....-..~~-_.~.... Mt:.L,;<=.1.V<=U: ~/'4/U' ":38; ->CH2M HILL; #153; PAGE 2 fE~J14.2001 11:34 FROM;FAX 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 P.002/007 ::Il.ndustrieS Inc. A VictauliC@ Company P.O, 80r 4I1T16 Atlanta. GA 303~ mO) 840-0062 . (800) 841~24 . ~;n enO) 84~ 12 QUOTATION DATE: February 13, 2001/4:06 PM-.............................-.........................n..Rd# 10672 Reference; DcpcIlQ:9-LQ.l~JmJ~,r..EI~~. & Jr,I.I)~.I:$_e_~l- AUfIustn. GA Uti.ll~i(;)l; Dept. TO: Mr. Wade Woodring Aqua South Cons(.rucLion Corp. Ph one 912-965-1250 Fax 912.965.1044 Dear Mr. W uodring, I am pleased to offer the following- pricing for J).Q.L InnerFlex: and InnerScal. Drico can pr.epa.l:e subm1tt~1 d1:':Jwlngs fOl' engineer's approval, as required. We,> cnn provide an instnUation video if needed. Pleclse do not 'he!'iltate to contact me nt 800.84 J.. 6624 if you have any questions. n-Q-L InnerFlex with 2 T-a04 Bands for detlected joint (20) 3/8" 13una-N (Nitrile) Sleeve 1 Potable Water Service avit si workin QUANTITY PIPE 1.0. confirm 55" WIDTH # of Seaments Der Band PRICE EACH I WT. sleeve 18" 2 $ 2100,00 /103# D-O-L Jnncrli']C:l( with 21'-304- Bands ror :."tl'ni ght joint 3/8" Blina-N (Nitrile) Sleeve / Potable Wator Service J{ri.ivity psi workinll QUANTITY 1 PIPE 1.0. confirm 55" WIDTH # of Seaments Der Band PRICE EACH 1 WT. sleeve 18" 2 $ 1625.00/78# D-O-L Hvdraullc Spreader Tool - PRICE EACH: $ 1100.00 'It Return Policy: 100% credit for ret.urn in 45 dn}"s from i.nvoice date 80% credit for return in 75 days from invoice uale 70% credit for relurn in. 90 days hom, ,invoice date 50% credit for return in 120 days from invoice date QOA. credit for return in 120 + days from iLlvoice date Ship by 2/21/01 with receipt of order.. confirmed joint I.n. measurements and Notice to Procced by noon, 2/14/01. In order to meet ship date, ove'r.time charges of $300.00 apply. F .a.B. Atlanta SHIPMENT: TERMS: 100% Net 30 days, no .l'ctainage. Best Regards, ~ 7' IU-~- Ben Roberts Manufacturer of 0EPEIIJ00ID1( Pipe Couplings. RECEIVED, 2/14/01 11 :40; ->CH2M HILL; #153; PAGE 3 . FEB-14-2001 11:34 FROM:FAX .' . 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 P.00Y007 allY!~!Y!!! Hill'l,lll J. W~lker, I'rc~ill~1l1 RI)blll'l 11:, Reel.. y,~c 1>I'c~id~'1l1 ()I)Crnl i""'~ Rhnnda Jllhns'JII, ^dlllillisll'nlivc i\~~i~t;,nl William C, Dl.bbinll' Prnjccl Munu!:cr W:uJc 1.), WUllLldng., Prl1jecl Ml1ll1l!:l:r Arlhur D. Ililrper. Prnjecl M l1nllgcr J, R<lllu<lll MYl:rs. (iencrul SlIl'crilllcmlclll February 14, 2001 t(Q)~1 THRU: CH2MHILL ATTN.: Rob Lorentz, RPR Suite 100, 360 Bay Street Augusta, Georgia' ,30901 TO: ZEL ENGINEERS. INC. ATTN.: C.D. Drown, P,E, 435 Telfair Street Augusta, Georgia 30901 Re: WATER TREATMENT PLANT CLEARWELL BAFFLING, VALVES" & CHEMICAL FEED MODIFICATIONS, AUGUSTA UTILITIES DEPARTMENT Dear Mr. Drown, We offer to install two D-O.L InnerFlex Assemblies per tile following schedule. 1, Pickup and relurn to Atlanta, GA $ 651,00 2, Installation 504.00 3, Material Cost wl7% Sales tax 4,307,00 4. Markup @ 10% 482.00 5. Bonds 54.00 TOTAL $ 5,990.00 Product Data Sheets are attached for your use, Please review and address any concerns to undersigned, Sincerely, aquaSouth CONSTRUCTION, INC. ~ ~.woo I> Project Manager I',(), Hox 747 . 124 ElI~(I" 1)rive . Poolcr, Georgia :1 \322 Tcl. (912) 965- I 25lJ . Fax (912) 965-1 044 Email: H20~C)IILh@helll>outh.l1ct.AlIg\I~La.GA (7u6) 650.0124 nlJlh, 1:11 RECEIVED: 2/14/01 11 :40; ->CH2M HILL; #153; PAGE 4 . ' . FE8-14:2001 11: 34 FROM': FAX Dc:pcnd..{).I.ok InncrSc:l1 Rern.ur CouplinS 9129651044 TO: 706312)32429 . P.004/007 hll p:l/www.brico-dnl.l:lllll/clIlalut;lIS/pgOI.hlm 1JEPEND.O-lOK Inn e r Sea J Contents ~ Features & Bene/its ca InllcrScal Typ~~ ca Rubber Material Selection }~~~\t~C;:~_. 'ntroduction Repairing leaking pipelines in buried service has long been a complex, time consuming, and expensive process. You want high quality and cost effective solutions. With Depend-O-Lokl>s InnerSeal and InnerFlex units, you get that and more. First, the Depend-O-Lok InnerSeal Repair system gives you the assurance of a strong and lasting repair. Which means renewed and extended life for your pipelines. Secondly, with InnerSeal you can use your own labor force to make repairs quickly, easily, and at lower cost. No more costly excavations. This results in savings of 75% or more over conventional repair methods and 35% over other internal seals. . Workers, with easy access to the pipeline through manholes, can fix the leak and immediately test the repair to ensure it's bottle-tight. TypicallnnerSeal applications include repairing pipes that have: ca Leaking joints caused by pipe deflection, ca Joints leaking due to pipe offset . leaks caused by corrosion, . Cracks or holes. e Joint leaks due to out-of-round pipe. · Leaded joints, to isolate the lead from potable water. InnerSeal has the desirable low profile that assures maximum flow through the pipeline. The units are designed for pipes from 18" to 144" diameter with internal working pressures up to 300 psi. Brico has furnished specially designed InnerSeals for internal pressure of 500 psi and diameters in excess of 216". They may be manufactured for transition joints and are available in multiple segments, for ease of handling in confined sp'aces. Contractors installing large diameter pipe with rubber gaskets or welded joints, and who wonet test the pipe hydrostatically for some time, can benefit from using the InnerSeal unit as a test device. I hr, RE,?EIVED.: 2/14/01 11 :40; ->CH2M HILL; #153; PAGE 5 t:'EB~14~2001 11: 35 FROM.: FAX 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 P.005/007 . 11111',1/\\ II II ,10111.''-U\II.~''1I1 \.i1IOII"l!i I~: l'loill":, I 1111I DEPEftD.O.JD/( Inn e r 5 e a I InnerSeal is engineered to match your needs Standard lnner$eal units are designed to meet typical pipeline repair situations. Sometimes pipe joint distortion. misalignment, instability and other unusual conditions require specially designed sealing units. Brico Industries recognizes this and, in addition to its standard units, offers you the benefit of custom designed Inner$eals to meet unique needs. Please contact us for design assistance whenever you have special requirements. The Depend-O-Lok InnerSeal units are manufactured from either carbon or stainless steel and are available in three styles. InnerSeal Type I ,) ~~f' I_~ "....,.... -r_, '"" ""0' .,,'r..' f......., ~!'..~. v '. . -: "... :'. \- ~~:,~~.... . .... Utilizes a solid style band. This unit offers the greatest strength and joint protection. Pipe joints may be pressure tested to up to 50 psi. It is available in 7" to 24" widths. Type I units allow for some axial pipe movement and should be installed where pipeline_~ joints are most closely aligned. It is not recommended for repairing joints that are offset or deflected. , l"norSe.al, Type' II I=~'=::;=r~"'-- "''''''"":'~I,''",- -,-',-'.. ',._':.- ~..~ ,,'I Uses arched bands. These units are designed for installation where joint deflection and offset may exist and where spanning wider areas of damaged pipe is desired. The standard width for this unit is 12" and is available in 12" increments up to 48" wide. The standard installation test pressure is 5 psi. The narrower, lighter bands of the Inner$ealll are easy to handle, making it the ideal choice for pipeline rehabilitation or for repairing leaks at difficult to reach pipeline locations. Type" are the easiest to install, resulting in the most economical solution to your joint problems. InnerFlex '"'~-~~1J."" """.~l.-'-- '.ir=~:;::r ]1-" Features heavier arched bands than that of the InnerSeal " unit, paired with a unique flexible sleeve. The InnerFlex is the ideal solution for joints in a dynamic state where lof2 21121:!OIlI 1O:!iU ^M ! RECEIVED: 2/14/01 11 :41; ->CH2M HILL; #153; PAGE 6 ,~Ea~14L2001 11:35 FROM:FAX 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 P.006/007 . IIIIP.l;\\'\\ ".l.III\.:t,l-lluL~\III~'~alah '!::II~IP!.:lJL.hlln additional joint deflection, offset and expansion may occur. InnerFlex standard width is 18" and is available in widths up to 48". Standard installation test pressure for these units is 7 psi. -0- .:::I1BRlro ~In~ I IntroductIon I Features & Benefits I Rubber Material Selection I ~_ _ M' . . _.... I Hom~ I CatalQg I Copyrighl (l 1997 Brico In<lustriea Inc. An rights reseNed. (phoneJ nO,840,06t12 lfalC) nO.840,8312 lerna~J inlod2Jll(icll:dpf~ 2 f.I(2 211212UOI 1U:5U ^M REqEIVED.: 2/14/01 11 :41; ->CH2M HILL; #153; PAGE 7 .FEe~14~2001 11:35 FROM:FAX 9129651044 TO: 7063032429 P.007/007 ~ hup://w\\ \\',1" 1U,I-JlIl.wlIl/l:lllah"wl:-i/I'!::IIJ,llInl DEflEND.O.J.OK Inn e , 5 e a I Rubber Material Selection InnerSeal gaskets and sleeves can be furnished to comply with NSF 61 requirements for potable water. ISOPRENE: Temperature range: ~800 to +1650 F. Excellent resistance to water, salt water and sewage. Good res';stance to oxygen and dilute acids. BUNA-N: Temperature range: -400 to +2200 F, Excellent resistance to petroleum oils, and gasoline. Good resistance to hydrocarbons, acids and bases. NEOPRENE: Temperature range: -400 to +2300 F. Good resistance to ozone, sunlight and oils. -0 ~BRlCQ iiiiiiIJ ln4uscrla lnc. I Introduction I Fe.atures & 8~D,efits l'nn~Sea' TVDe~ I ".'---' , . _. M'. ._. I Home I Cataloq I Copyright <<> 1997 Brice lnauSlties lnc. All rlglltS fllServed [phonel77Q,!J.40,Q662 (!all] 770,840.8312 lemai~ int~iCO~Jl1.~ lor I 2/12120111 1/:Il.1 ^M