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Architectural
Specifications - WMP-UV
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ENGLISH |
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Fiberglass shall be
as outlined in the North American Insulation Manufacturing
Association (NAIMA 202-96) specification or equal, with an R-value
of_________ when not compressed. The fiberglass shall be faced with
__________, as specified below, on one side. The composite of
fiberglass and facing shall have surface burning characteristics not
to exceed 25 flame spread and 50 smoke developed when tested in
accordance with Underwriters Laboratories 723 test method or ASTM
E84 test method.
Facing shall be
composed of 38.1 micron white coated polypropylene film, a
reinforcing layer, a proprietary inner core and 12.7 micron
metallized polyester film. The product shall be reinforced with a
20/100 mm x 20/100 mm tri-directional scrim which has a blend of
fiberglass and polyester yarns. The resulting facing shall have a
water vapor transmission rate of 1.15 ng/N.s (ASTM E96,
Procedure A), and a mullen burst of 8.4 kg/cm². Tensile strength
shall be 11.4 kN/m in the machine direction and 10.5 kN/m in the
cross-machine direction |
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METRIC |
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Fiberglass shall be
as outlined in the North American Insulation Manufacturing
Association (NAIMA 202-96) specification or equal, with an R-value
of_________ when not compressed. The fiberglass shall be faced with
__________, as specified below, on one side. The composite of
fiberglass and facing shall have surface burning characteristics not
to exceed 25 flame spread and 50 smoke developed when tested in
accordance with Underwriters Laboratories 723 test method or ASTM
E84 test method.
Facing shall be
composed of 0.0015” white coated polypropylene film, a reinforcing
layer, a proprietary inner core and 0.0005” metallized polyester
film. The product shall be reinforced with a 5x5 tri-directional
scrim which has a blend of fiberglass and polyester yarns. The
resulting facing shall have a water vapor transmission rate of 0.02
US perm (ASTM E96, Procedure A), and a mullen burst of 120 P.S.I.
Tensile strength shall be 65# in the machine direction and 60# in
the cross-machine direction. |
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