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Home My WebLink AboutWEST DAY MARRIOTT COMMONNOTE: rHrS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSTTE AT ALL TTMES/":"\ t\\\rl{ rwttF[vny'---im|- Town of Vail, Community Developmenl, 75 South Frontage Road, Vail, Colorado 81657 p. 970-479-21 39 t. 970.4792452 inspections. 970.479.21 49 MECHANICAL PERMIT ACOM Job Address: 720 W LIONSHEAD CR VAIL Location.....: VAIL MARRIOTT NE BLDG Parcel No...: 210107217001 OWNER DIAMONDROCK VAIL OWNER LLC 06/1712008 C/O DIAMONDROCK HOSPITALITY CO 6903 ROCKLEDGE DR STE 8OO BETHESDA MD 20817 APPLICANT C & C PLUMBING & MECHANICAL. 06t1712008 Phone: 827-9.143 PO BOX 7314 AVON cotoMDo 81620 License: 328-M CONTRACTOR C & C PLUMBING & MECHANICAL, OOl17 t2O08 Phone: 827-9.143 PO BOX 7314 AVON coLoRADO 81620 License: 328-M Desciption: INSTALL SNOWMELT BOILER ANO 500 SQ FT OF TUBING Valuation: $7,000.00 Mechanical Permit Fee--> S140.00 Will Call-----> Plan Check---------> $35.00 Use Tax Fee.--->Investigalion--------> $0.00 I Permit #: Mo8-0136 [Go r 'o tl I Project #: PRJ07-0226 Status. ..: ISSUEDApplied..: 0611712004 lssued. .: 0612612008 Exoires . .: 1212312008 S4.00 Total Calculated Fees--> 90.00 Additional Fees-----> TOTAL PERMIT FEE--> $179.00 $0.00 $179.00 $179.00 $0.00 Total Calculated Fees-> $179,00 Payments------) BALANCE DUE-_) APPROVALS Item: 05100 BUILDING DEPARTMENT 06/2412008 JRM Action: AP Item: 05600 FIRE OEPARTMENT CONDITION OF APPROVAL Cond: 12 (BLDG.): FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIANCE. Cond. 22 (BLDG.): COMBUSTION AIR lS REQUIRED PER CHAPTER 7 OF THE 2003 IMC ANO SECTION 304 OF THE 2OO3 IFGC AS MODIFIED BY TOWN OF VAIL. Cond: 23 (BLDG.): BOTILER INSTALLATION MUST CONFORM TO MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS AND CHAPTER,IO OF THE 2OO3 IMC. Cond: 25 (BLDG.): GAS APPLIANCES SHALL BE VENTED ACCORDING TO CHAPTER 5 OF THE 2003 IFGC. Cond: 29 (BLDG.): ACCESS TO MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT MUST COMPLY WITH CHAPTER 3 OF THE 2003 IMC AND CHAPTER 3 OF THE 2OO3 IFGC., Cond: 31 (BLDG.): BOILERS SHALL BE MOUNTED ON FLOORS OF NONCOMBUSTIBLE CONST. UNLESS LISTED FOR MOUNTING ON COMBUSTIBLE FLOORING. Cond: 32 (BLDG.): PERMIT,PLANS AND CODE ANALYSIS MUST BE POSTED lN MECHANICAL ROOM PRIOR TO AN INSPECTION REQUEST. Cond: 30 (BLDG.): BOILER ROOMS SHALL BE EQUIPPPED WITH A FLOOR DRAIN OR OTHER APPROVED m echcan icaLperm it_04 1 908 MEANS FOR DISPOSING OF LIQUIDWASTE PER SECTION 10G.6. DECLARATIONS I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application, filled out in fullthe informalion required, completed an accurato plol plan, and slate lhal all the information as required is correcl. I agrse to comply with lhe infomation and plot plan, lo comply with allTown ordinances and glate laws, and lo build lhis structure according lo the lo,vns zoning and subdivision codes, design review approved, Intemational Building and Residential Codes and olhor ordinances of lhe Town applicable lhereto. REQUESTS AM -4 PM. .FOUR HOURS IN ADVANCE BY TELEPHONE AT 970.479.2149 OR AT OUR OFFICE FROM 8:tl( b'#v-E mechcenicaLp€rmit_041 908 ****faa*r*ttt{':t{'|t:t*'t+*rtrrr*ait'ttal'taaa'l *'t 'tr r*'l't**l'*{ tt* * t * { t* * *t { t{' {' t { t * { t {'{'{' {' {' {' {' 't ** + * *lt{'a'*a' TOWNOFVAIL, COLORADO Statement * * * *a'tf*'lt * i't'l* **af*'tt't*:t{'*'t{r*{r**'t|tiat* 'l | * 'f* | 'l * |l * fttlrti' 'l{' {' l' { * + l' {' I' I * I i I {* {' * * I t + * * * * * { { *r'llltt statement Nurnber: RO8OOO1O42 AmouIE: $1?9.00 06/26/200801 :29 PM Pa)rmenE Method: check 9L46 INit: DDG Notalion: C & C Plurnbing Permlt No: M08-0136 Type: MECI{A}IICAIJ PERMIT Parce1 No: 2101- 072- 1700- 1 Site Address: 720 vf IJIONSHE:AD CR VAIL LoCation: VAIIJ MARRIOTT NE BIJDG Total Fees : Total AL,L PmtB ! Balance: $179.00 9179.00 $0.00 ThiE PaymenE t $179. 00 ** + * * * i * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * l* * { * | * | * * * * * * * t * * * r * * * * * * * * * l' 'a * * * 'f* ** * * * * * * * 'l 'l * * lt * I I t * * * * I * {' 'a * t * t * | * ACCOI.JNT ITEM LIST: Account Code DeEcription Currents Pmtss IrlP 00100003111100 PF 00100003112300 r|c 00100003112800 UECHANICAIJ PERMIT FEES PIAII CHECK FEES WILL CAI,L, INSPECTION FEE 140.00 35.00 4.00 TOV Proiect #' IkJu I rO a LV Buifding Permit #.{+17 - OlT l 75 S. Frontage Rd. Vail, Colorado 81657 97 O- 47 9 -2149 (Inspections) Permit will not be accepted without the following: Provide Mechanical Room tayout drawn b scale to include:o Mechanical Room Dimensionso Combustion Air Duct Size and l-ocafono Flue, Vent and Gas Line Size and Locationo Heat LossCalcs.o EquipmentCut/SpecSheets APPUCATION UNLL NOT BE ACCEPTED IF INCOMPLETE OR UNSIGNED 61-6?tZb Mechanical Permit *z MA(- OlTV \1t Town of Vail Reg. No.: COMPLETE VALUATION FOR MECHANICAT PERMIT bor & Materials MECHANIC.T\L: $o@o for Parcel F:\cdev\FORMS\PERMm\Building\mechanicaljermit_1 1-23-2005.Doc Assasrflts Offieat or uisit # Parcer # 2 /O tn7 ) la AO Job Name;lJ,f,'^io 0., robAddress: 730 t^) /i*ollofu,', Legal Description ll Loh I Block I Filing:Subdivision: owners namez / \'n * e-r, d flAtA Address:Phone: Engineer:Address:Phone: Detailed description "*u*')r&l[+ ^" )/44rr// r.6Ja + 5@ A' lA; w - WorkClass: New(tJ Addition( ) Alteration( ) Repair( ) Other( ) Boiler Location: Interior ( ) Exterior (l/- Othet ( )Does an EHU exist at this location: Yes ( ) No ( ) --- Type of Btdg: Single.family ( ) Duplor ( ) Multi-family ( ) Commercial (aJ Restaurant ( ) Other ( ) No. of Existing Dwelling Units in this building:No. of Accommodation Units in this building: l{o/Tvoeof FireolacesExistinq: GasAooliances( ) @sLoqs( ) Wood/Pellet( ) WoodBurning(l Noffype of Fireplaces Proposed: Gas Appliances ( ) Gas Logs ( ) Wood/Pellet ( ) Wood Burning (NOT ALLOWED) Is this a conversion from a wood burning fireplace to an EPA Phase II device? Yes ( ) No ( ) LL12312005 TEST, ADJUST AND BALANCE REPORT PROJECT CHARTER SPORTS MARRIOTT HOTEL PREPARED FOR R&H MECHANICAL REPORT ISSUE DATE 7 /10/2007 PREPARED BY H.VAG P.O. BOX 5123 VAIL, CO 81658 PHONE: 970-331-1095 FAX: 970-926-9406 frr"^t&-La. flf('otd H.VAG Table of Contenb Scction AIRTERMTNAL REPORT AIRTERMINAL REPORT FC-1 FC-z FC-3 FC4 FC-5 CALIBRATION REPORT H.VAG THE DATA PRESENTED IN THIS REPORT IS AN EXACT RECORD OF SYSTEM PERFORIVIANCE AND WAS OBTAINED IN COMPLIANCE WITH NEBB PROCEDURAL STANDARDS. ANY VARHNCES FROM THE DESIGN REQUIREMENTS ARD NOTID THROUGHOUT TIIIS REPORT. TIIE RESULTS SHOWN AI\D INFORMATION PRESENTED IN THIS REPORT IS CERTIT'IED TO BE ACCURATE AND COMPLETE, TO THE f,xTENT POSSTBLE By EQUIPMENT AND PROCDDURES USEr) THROUGIT- OUT THIS SURVEY. TEE FINAL AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MEASUREMENTS ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH NEBB PROCEDURAL STANDARDS FOR TESTING, N)JUSTING AND BALANCING OF EI\WIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS AND THE PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS. cERrrFrED *.fu on ",/!/f THE FINAL HYDRONIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MEAST'REMENTS ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH NIBB PROCEDURAL STANDARDS FOR TESTING, ADUSTING AIID BALANCING OF ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS AND THE PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS. CERTIFIED BY:DATE: H.VAC WARRNATS THAT T}IE AIR AI.{D HYDRONIC SYSTEM EVALUATED DURING THIS STJRVEY IS OPERATING AT THE SPECIFIED LEVELS AS SHOWN WITHIN TI{IS REPORT, AT A}ID ONLY AT THIS TIME. H-VAC MAKES NO OTTIER WARRA}.ITIES, STATED OR IMPLIED, CONCERNING TTIE CONTITJED PERFORMANCE, OPERATION OR SAFETY IN THE USE OF THIS 6'v4a= T.A.B. CONTRACTOR %,.,"d EQUIPMENT PASS THIS TIME. Page: H.VAG PROJECT: CHARTERSPORTS SYSTEM: FC-l.2&3 AIR TERMINAL TEST REPORT SYSTEM TERMINAL DESIGN INITIAL FINAL NOTES NO TYPE stzE AK VEL CFM VEL CFM VEL CFM FC-l 2 CD 24Ye4 225 209 RETAIL 3 CD 24v24 225 220 RETAIL 4 CD 24p]225 224 RETAIL 5 CD 24124 2&220 STORAGE 900 873 TOTAL FC-2 2 CD 24v24 200 241 RETAIL 3 CD 21v24 200 198 RETAIL 4 CD 24Y24 200 193 RETAIL 5 CD 24rt24 204 207 RETAIL 6 100 DELETED 900 839 TOTAL FC-3 2 CD 24x24 2W 217 RETAIL 3 CD 24x24 200 169 RETAIL 4 CD 24x24 200 217 RETAIL 5 CD 24v24 200 225 STORAGE 6 CD 24v24 100 DELETED 900 891 TOTAL NOTES PAGE: I H.VAG AIR TERMINAL TEST REPORT PROJECT: CHARTERSPORTS SYSTEM: Fc{a 5 SYSTEM TERMINAL DESIGN INITIAL FINAL NOTES NO TYPE stzE AK VEL CFM VEL CFM VEL CFM FC-4 2 CD 24124 200 234 RETAIL 3 CD 24x24 200 2'tE RETAIL 4 CD 24Y24 200 240 RETAIL 5 CD 24x24 200 16'!.STORAGE 6 100 DELETED 900 853 TOTAL FC-5 2 CD 24Ye1 200 225 RETAIL 3 CD 24v24 200 221 RETAIL 4 CD 24p4 200 220 RETAIL 5 CD 21p.4 200 231 STORAGE 6 CD 24f,4 100 DELETED 9t0 E97 TOTAL lt NOTES PAGE:2 H.VAG AIR APPARATUS TEST REPORT UNIT: FG.lPROJEGT: CHARTER SPORTS AIR HANDLER UNIT DATA MANUFACTURER CARRIER MODEL 42DCA1OHRMYoAEYYYO SERIAL 221651-20-1 FAN TYPE CENTRIFUGAL RATING 900 cFM @ 0.25'ESP MIN OSA 180 CFM MOTOR NAMEPLATE DATA MANUFACTURER HP R.P.M.1t4 PHASE FRAME 1 s.F.TYPE VOLTS AMPS 120 6.0 THERMALLY PROTECTED STARTER DATA MANUFACTURER NONE MODEL SIZE/THERMAL NO. RANGE SET AT (AMPS) REA. THERMAL RATTNG (AMPsl DRIVE DATA MOTOR DRIVE DIRECT DRIVE MOTOR BORE FAN DRIVE FAN BORE NO. BELTS & SIZE ROTATION DRIVE CHANGE AIRFLOW DATA SUPPLYCFM 873 OSA CFM 1El RETURN CFM 692 TEST DATA INITIAL FINAL FAN R.P.M. VOLTAGE 12'l AMPERAGE 4.6 NOTES: PAGE:3 H-VAG AIR APPARATUS TEST REPORT UNIT: FC-2 Fl ,,. tr@ 0.12" PROJECT: CHARTER SPORTS AIR HANDLER UNIT DATA MANUFACTURER CARRIER MODEL 42DCA1OHRMY6AEYYYO SERIAL 221651-20-.3 FAN ryPE CENTRIFUGAL RATING 9oo cFM @ 0.25" ESP MIN OSA 180 CFM MOTOR NAMEPLATE DATA MANUFACTURER HP R.P.M.1t4 PHASE FRAME 1 S.F.TYPE VOLTS AMPS 120 6.0 THERMALLY PROTECTED STARTER OATA MANUFACTURER NONE MODEL SIZE/THERMAL NO. RANGE SET AT (AMPS} REO, TTIERMAL RATING (AMPS) DRIVE OATA MOTOR DRIVE DIRECT DRIVE MOTOR BORE FAN DRIVE FAN BORE NO. BELTS & SIZE ROTATION DRIVE CHANGE AIRFLOWOATA SUPPLY CFM 839 OSA CFM 204 RETURN CFM 635 TEST OATA INITIAL FINAL FAN R.P,M. VOLTAGE 121 AMPERAGE 4.5 NOTES: PAGE:4 H.VAG AIR APPARATUS TEST REPORT UNIT: FC-3 F;l ,'' tr@ 0.11" PROJEGT: CHARTER SPORTS AIR HANOLER UNIT DATA MANUFACTURER CARRIER MODEL 42DCA1OHRMYoAEYYYQ SERIAL 221651-20-l FAN TYPE CENTRIFUGAL RATING gfi) CFM @ 0.25" ESP MIN OSA 180 CFM MOTOR NAMEPLATE DATA MANUFACTURER HP R.P.M.1t4 PHASE FRAME 1 s.F.TYPE VOLTS AMPS 't20 6.0 THERMALLY PROTECTED STARTER DATA MANUFACTURER NONE MODEL S'ZE/THERMAL NO. RANGE SET AT (AMPS} REO. THERMAL RATTNG (AMPSI DRIVE DATA MOTOR DRIVE D]RECT DRIVE MOTOR BORE FAN DRIVE FAN EORE NO. BELTS & SIZE ROTATION DRIVE CHANGE AIRFLOWDATA SUPPLYCFM E46 OSA CFM 1E0 RETURN CFM 668 TEST DATA INITIAL FINAL FAN R.P.M. VOLTAGE 121 AMPERAGE ,f.6 NOTES: PAGE:5 PROJEGT: GHARTER SPORTS AIR HANDLER UNIT DATA MANUFACTURER CARRIER MODEL 42DCAlOHRMYoAEYYYO SERIAL n1651-10-1 FAN TYPE CENTRIFUGAL RATING e00 cFM @ 0.25" ESP MIN OSA 180 CFM H.VAG AIR APPARATUS TEST REPORT 0.13' MOTOR NAMEPI.ATE DATA MANUFACTURER HP R.P.M.1t4 PHASE FRAME 1 s.F.TYPE VOLTS AiIPS 120 6.0 THERMALLY PROTECTED STARTER DATA MANUFACTURER NONE MODEL SIZE/THERMAL NO. RANGE SET AT (AMPS} REO. TTIERMAL RATING (AMPS} DRIVE DATA MOTOR DRIVE DIRECT DRIVE MOTOR BORE FAN DRIVE FAN BORE NO. BELTS & SIZE ROTATION DRIVE CHANGE AIRFLOWDATA SUPPLY CFM 853 OSA CFM 175 RETURN CFM 674 TEST DATA INITIAL FINAL FAN R.P.M. VOLTAGE 121 AMPERAGE 4.5 NOTES: PAGE;6 H.VAG AIR APPARATUS TEST REPORT UNIT: FG-S 0.12" PROJEGT: CHARTER SPORTS AIR HANDLER UNIT DATA MANUFACTURER CARRIER MODEL 42DCAlOHRMY6AEYYYO SERIAL 221651-1G2 FAN TYPE CENTRIFUGAL RATING eoo cFM @ o.25" EsP MIN OSA 180 CFM MOTOR NAMEPLATE DATA MANUFACTURER HP R.P,M.1t4 PHASE FRAME 1 s.F.TYPE VOLTS AMPS 120 6.0 THERMALLY PROTECTED STARTER DATA MANUFACTURER NONE MODEL SIZE/THERMAL NO. RANGE SET AT (AMPS} REO. THERMAL RATTNG (AMPS) ORIVE DATA MOTOR DRIVE DIRECT DRIVE MOTOR BORE FAN DRIVE FAN BORE NO. BELTS & SIZE ROTATION DRIVE CHANGE AIRFLOW DATA SUPPLYCFM 897 OSA CFM 166 RETURN CFM 731 TEST DATA INITIAL FINAL FAN R.P.M. VOLTAGE 121 AMPERAGE ,{.6 NOTES: PAGE:7 H.VAC INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION REPORT PROJECT ALflTUIIE:_EJ@-EI_. CTIECKED TOCALIBRATED METER R-EMARKS: AIRFLOW READINGS WITH SHORTRIDCE INSTRUMENT ARE CORRECTED FOR TEMPERATI,]RE AND ALTITI.JDE. INSTRUMENT/SERIAL #APPLICATION DATE OFUSE CALIBRATION DATE SHORTRIDGE ADM-870 / M9I5I9 AIRFLOW READINGS 07n0t07 4-27-07 SHORTRIDcE }IDM-3OO / WOI I 15 WATERPRES. READINGS 4-27-07 SHORTRIDCE FLOW HOOD AIF FLOW READINGS 07/L0t07 I PITOT TTJBE IE"PRES. READINGS NA PITOT TTJBE 24"PRES. READINGS NA PITOT TI.JBE 36"PRES. READINGS NA SHIMPO TACHOMETER / B54I39OI 8 RPMREADINGS 4tr8t07 FLT.JKE 32 I 52t0t005 VOLT/AMP 07n0t07 4-2s-07 DAVIS LCA 6000 AIRFLOW READINGS 4-25-2007 TEST GAGE O-5 LBS WATER PRES. RBADINGS * TEST CAGE O-20 LBS WATERPRES. READINGS 't TEST GACE 0-60 LBS WATERPRES. READINGS I FLI.XE 62 INFARED THERM.TEMP.READINCS 3-20-07 PAGE:;0 TOWN OF VAIL DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 75 S.FRONTAGEROAD VAIL, CO 81657 910-479-2138 NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSITE AT ALL TIMES MECHANICAL PERMIT Permit #: M07-0130-Bor-o(.l\ Job Address: 720 W LIONSHEAD CR VAIL Status . . . : ISSUED Location.....: VAIL MARRIOTT NE BLDG Applied . . : 0711112007 ParcelNo...: 210107217001 Issued. . : 0810212007 LegalDescription: .-9'RS-61 -O [Lq Expires. .: 0112912008 Project No : OI^INER DIAMONDROCK VAIL OUINER LLC O7/IL/2OO7 c/o DrAl4oNDRocK HoSPTTALTTY co 6903 ROCKLEDGE DR STE 8OO BETHESDA MD 204]-7 APPLICAIiIf C & C PLUMBING &MECHANICAL,OT/l]-/2007 Phone: 827-9443 PO BOX 7314 AVON coLoRADO 8L620 License: 328-M CoNTRACTORC & C PLUMBING &MECHANICAL,OT/LL/2OO7 Phone: 827-9443 PO BOX 7314 AVON coLoRADO 8l-5 2 0 I-,icense: 328-M Desciption: REMOVE MAKE UP AIR LJNIT AND FAN AND RELOCATE/INSTALL NEW CURBS Valuation: $32,000.00 Fireplace lnformation: Restricted: # ofGas Appliances: 0 # ofGas Logs: 0 # of Wood Pellet: 0 ++ r *,trr:iat 'tt t,r *,l t * Mechanical--> $540. oo Restuarant Plan Review-> go. oo Total Calculated Fees-> S803.00 Plan Check--> $150.00 TOTAL FEES-------> g8o3.oo Additional Fees-----> S0.00 Invesligation-> $0. oo Tolal Permil Fee------> S803. oo Will Call---> 93. oo Payments----------> 5803.00 BALANCE DUE-------> 50.00 Item; 05100 BUILDING DEPARTMENT 07/3L/2O07 JRM Action: AP I-,ETTER FROM ENGINEER ON STRUCTURAL ADDED T( Item: 05600 FIRE DEPARTMENT CONDITION OF APPROVALCond: l-2 (BLDG.): FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIANCE. Cond: 22 (BLDG.): COMBUSTTON AIR IS REQUIRED PER CHAPTER 7 OF THE 2003 IMC AND SECTION 304 OF THE 2OO3 IFGC AS MODIFIED BY TOWN OF VAIL. Cond: 23 (BI-,DG.): BOIfLER INSTALLATION MUST CONFORM TO MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS AND CHAPTER ].0 OF' THE 2OO3 IMC. Cond:25 (BL,DG.): GAS APPI-,IANCES SHALL Cond: 29 (BLDG.): ACCESS TO MECIIANTCAIJ IMC AND CHAPTER 3 OF THE 2OO3 Cond: 3L EQUIPMENT MUST COMPI-,Y WITH CHAPTER 3 OI' IFGC.. BE VENTED ACCORDTNG TO CHAPTER 5 OF THE (BLDG.): BOILERS SHAL,L BE MOITNTED ON FLOORS OF LISTED FOR MOUNTING ON COMBUSTIBIJE FLOORING. Condr 32 (BLDG.): PERMIT,PLANS AND CODE ANALYSIS MUST BE TO AN INSPECTION REOUEST. NONCOMBUSTIBI-,E CONST. POSTED IN MECHANICAL ROOM PRIOR Cond: 30 (BLDG. ) : BOILER ROOMS SHALL BE EQUIPPPED WITH A FLOOR DRAIN OR OTHER APPROVED y-,"f:--T.1.:.T-"-::.:X.:l-:l:::?.,:f:,t,:,:.1.,:::,:i-"J,,,lll1-;-l;-,,,*,,*:,,,,,,*,,,*.*,:,,,i+,,i,!r,,*,i,*,.,,,,,*,,*i,,,,,,:,,:,, DECLARATIONS I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application, filled out in full the information required, completed an accurate plot plan, and state that all the information as required is correct. I agree to comply with the information and plot plan, to comply with all Town ordinances and state laws, and to build this structure according to the towns zoning and subdivision codes, design review approved, lntemational Building and Residential Codes and other ordinances of the Town applicable thereto. REQTJESTS FOR INSPECTION SHALL BE MADE TWENTY.FOUR HOURS IN AD\AANCE BY 2003 rFGC. THE 2OO3 IJNI-,ESS AT 479-2149 OR AT OUR OFFICE FROM 8:00 AM - 4 PM. CTOR FOR HIMSELF AND OWNER *f * * * * * * * * * | * t * * * * * * * * * * * * TOWNOFVAIL, COLORADO Statement .*************************f********,|*{'t,f*****{.****f******'t*{.*'r******l.i'**********'l***********{. sEatsemenE Number: RO7OOOl.405 Amount: s803.OO 08/02/200710:21 AM PaymenE Method: check RESTORATION INiI: LC Notation: #2547/ALL,IANCE This Palment :$803 . 00 ****{.* f 't l. * * 't * * * 'a * {. * * * 't rt * * r3 * * rt i * * * * * * * * * * * rtrl*1rlr*************lrlr******il{t****{.*****+{.{t***1.***l'* Permit No; M07-0130 q4)e: MECHANICAL PERMIT Parcel" No: 210I-O72-\7OO-a Sitse Address; 720 w LToNSHEAD cR vArL Locatsion: VAIL MARRIOTT NE BLDG Total Fees: - Total AIJIJ Pmt s, : Balance: ACCOTJNT ITEM LIST: Account Code MP 00100003111100 PF 00100003r.12300 wc 00L00003L12800 DescripE ion ME CHANT CAI., PERMIT FEES PI,AN CHECK FEES WIIJIJ CAI.'L INSPECTION FEE 9803 . oo 9803.00 90.00 Currents Pmts 540.00 150.00 3.00 o 130 APPLICA BE ACCEPTED IF INCOMPTETE OR oT.OzZ(9, 75 S. Frcntage Rd. Vaal, Colorado 81657 TOV Project #: Building Permit #: Mechanical Permit #: 97 O- 47 9 -2149 (Inspecdons ***:r***r.FoR oFFICE USE ONLY*******1.r.*******{.*****13****** OdrerFs:Dab Reodved: Accepted By: ..HffY'*** Permit will not be accepted without the following: Provide ltlechanlcal Room Lyout drawn too ltlechanical Room Dimensionso Combustion Air Duct Size and locationo Flue, Vent and Gas llne Size and locaUo Heat loos Cabs.o EquipmentCut/SpecSheets CONTRACTOR INFORJ}IATION lB}trGEro=n [1.[ run 18 zooT |! 'r-\t^r[ | AE LA ll Mechanical Crntractor: Ct t Pue\0rFe{ wac*q.lrc+ Town ofVail Reg. No.: 328-^ Contactffi CctRi- ScHrtFr 0 €€-' 17b-'l I ?'q'a E-Mail.lMdrqi ,Fax#: lq76) 357 -lo.lb MECFfANICAL: $ 7Z,ooO, oo oruisit for Parcel #ZtD tO-t Zt1 ool JobName: y'*fU ;,r,.q?Brolf Raop roAddress:72 o w, Lto^tslEito (a tegElD€scdption I roe I I rnac I rifng:suMtvision: \^I€,sT 0ft.{ Et[gfAtflf,Lr. Vqru unrec I t*n*r^a'frFfit2*s# c#' I Phone: Engineer:0ga," ?1.9.Z,k lAddress:Phonei Detailed description of work: ?;eloilt j4vw.n( ktr-uNlr t 6"{* kt--cxfZ/,o,rt*t- ittd c.rBOS WorkClass: New() AddiUon( ) Alteration(1) Repair( ) Otnr( ) Boiler Location: Intedor (F) Exterior (7) Other ( ) | Ooes an EHU exist at this location: Yes ( ) tlo !X) Type of Bldg: Single-family ( ) Duplex ( ) Mulu-famiv ( ) Commercial (H Restaurant ( ) Other ( ) l'lo. of Existing Dwelling Units in this building:No. of Accommodation Units in this building: No/TyDe of Fireolaces Existinq: Gas ADoliances ( ) @s toqs ( ) Wood/Pellet ( ) Wood Buminq ( No/rype of Fireplaces Proposed: Gas Applhnces ( ) cas LoSs ( ) Wood/Pellet ( ) Wd Buming (NOT AI.IOWED) ls this a conversion from a wood buming fireplae to an EPA Phase II dwice? Yes ( ) No ( ) F:\cdev\FOR S\Permib\BuildingvnedranicaurermiL11-23-2005.DOiC trl23l200s Town of Vail Mechanical Codes and Desion Criteria . You must obtain Deslgn Rwiew Board (DRB) approval if any of the mechanical work will involve ANY exterior wor*. This includes and is not limited to rcmoval and rcplacement of driveway snow meft systems. Please contact the Development Review Coordinator at 479-2128 for additional information. o The Town of Vail has adopted the 2fil3IntemaUonal Mechanical Code and the 2003Intemational Fuel Gas Code. o All new construction within lfie Town of Vail is considercd to be of unusually tight onstnrction, thus all combustion air is rcquircd to be drawn frcm outside tfi€ structur€ for mechanical equipment Town of Vail Fireolace Odinance In Septenrber of 1991, the Vail Town Council adopted an ordinance which restricts te oonsilruciion and use of open hearth fireplaces within municipal boundaries. Sance that time the oldinane has undergone numercus changes and revisions, striving forcomprornise, yerteffectiveness in addressing the air quality issue. Thercfiorc the following criteria has been ado@d: o Construction of open hearth wood burning fircplaces is no longer permitted within Town of Vail municipal boundaries. r EuellingllniE- Each new dwelling unit may contain: One (f ) EPA Phase II certified solid fuel burning dwb and no mol€ than trvo (2) gas appliances (B vent) oR Two (2) gas lo9 fircplaces and no more than two (2) gas appliane fircplaces (B bent). o @- Each nw rcstricted dwelling unit maycontain: One (1) gas log fircplace and not morc than one (1) gas appliance fircplace. o Acgem[gdAlig!-lltriE - Each nw aocommodation unit may contain: One (1) gas log fircplace or one (1) gas appliance fircplace. o If two or mor€ separate dwelling units or accommodation units are combined to fomt one lalger unit, the combined unit may retain one woodburning ftrcplace (if one alrcady exists) and no morc than 2 gas appliance fircplaces, or may convert up to two existing fircplaces to gas. o If during the cource of a rcmodel an existing woodburning fircplace is altered or moved, the unat must then comply with all proviCons of the odinance. That is, the fireplace must be conyefted to natural gas or rcplaced by an EPA Phase II cetified unit. F: \dev\F0RMs\Femits\Building\medanicalJeermit_l 1-23-2(x)5. DOC LU23l200s Monroe & Newell Engineers, Inc. July 18,2007 KH Webb Architect 710 West Lionshead Circle. Unit A Vail. CO 81657 Attn: Mr. Kyle Webb Re: Vail Marrioff Roof Garden, Vail, Colorado (M&N #7140) Gentlemen: Monroe & Newell Engineers, Inc. has reviewed the proposed roof top unit relocation for the project. Since the unit orientation change will result in it's weight being supported on additional tee legs and closer to the end ofthe tees, this relocation is structurally acceptable. If you have any questions or comments, please call. ENGINEERS,INC. Va il, C o lora d<r Denver, Colora do Frisco, Colo ra do oFfiff'dlipy Ho7-or3o ncGEilvtrR hl iur. le 2ool |! TOWN OF VAIL A 2q) 7 Platinum CoDoratp Stontd of @NHColorado A Cornponen| ol T}le Arn.ricar InstiMa ot AGhit&tl ww"v'. monr()e-newel l. com 70 Benchmark Road. Suite 204 t P.O.]J()x 1597. Av()n, Ct,l<ir.rdcr ti1620 (97O) 949-776U . FAX (97O) 949-4054 I emtil: avon@ m()nr()e- newell. com TOWN OF VAIL DEPARTMENT OF COMMTJNITY DEVELOPMENT' 75 S. FRONTAGE ROAD VAIL, CO 81657' 970-479-2138 NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSITE AT ALL TIMES ADD/ALTCOMM BUILD PERMT Permit # 807-0171 Proiect # PRI07-0226 Job Address: 720 W LIONSHEAD CR VAIL Status . . . : ISSUED Location.......: VAIL MARRIOTT NE BLDG Applied .. . : 06113/2007 ParcelNo....: 210107217001 Issued...: 07112/2007 Expires.....: 0l/08/2008 OWNER DIAMONDROCK VAIL OWNER I-,LC O6/L3/2O07 C/O DIAMONDROCK HOSPITAIJITY CO 5903 ROCKLEDGE DR STE 8OO BETHESDA MD 208L7 APPLICAIflT ALLTANCE RESTORATION SERVICEO6/L3/2OO7 Phone: (970) 328-4900 PO BoX 109 EAGIJE co 81631 License t 289-A CONTRACTOR ALLTAIICE RESTORATION SERVICEO5/L3 /2007 Phone : (970) 328-4900 PO BoX 109 EA\'!.E co 8153L Lj-cense:289-A Desciption: REPLACE FLAT ROOF SYSTEM AT THE NORTH EAST BUILDING SAME FOR SAME Occupancy: Type Construction: Valuation: $l19,000.00 Revision Valuation: $0.00 Total Sq Ft Added: 0 ,}+*.'l|t,'|.|i|l+t,}l'l'*.,|**:||:}*''t..|t.l|tl*t**':ll**t*.'l|*|**{*|*iiti** Building---> $1,100.1s Restuarant Plan Review-> $o.oo Tolal Calculated Fees-> $1,818.2s Plan Check--> $?15.10 Recreation Fee-> SO.OO Additional Fees----> $O.OO lnvestigstion-> $O.OO TOTAL FEES------> S1,818.2s Total Permil Fec---> $1,818.2s Will Call--> $3 , oo Paments----> S1,918.25 BALANCE DUE------> so . oo t r,iar*a tr al r 'ta rl a Approvals:Item: 05L00 BUIIJDING DEPARTMENT O7/|O/20O7 JRM Action: AP Item: 05400 PLANNING DEPARTMENT 06/t3/20o7 JS Action: Ap Item: 05600 FrRE DEPARTMENT *lt**'l!**'}*'|'}*****{',t,|t,t,}******'ttti.'f*:t{t*'}***:t**'ttt}*{.*{.'t***'|t.'}'i***f*******{'*'|t*+**t*:|*'t*+***t*+*** CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL Permit #: 807-0171 as of 07-12-2007 Status: ISSUED *'.***!t'i'|**,t,|.'|.***,t**+**{''|t*'t**'iit**f'|.*'***{t*'t**'|t****:*,|''|t*****,f*i.*'l***'f*,|(*'l.******** Permit Type: ADD/ALT COMM BUILD PERMT Applied: 06/13D007 Applicant ALLTANCE RESTORATION SERVICES, INC. Issued: 07t12/2007 (970)328-4900 To Expire: 0l/08/2008 Job Address: 720 W LIONSHEAD CR VAIL Location: VAILMARRIOTTNE BLDG ParcelNo: 210107217001 Description: REPLACE FLAT ROOF SYSTEM AT THE NORTH EAST BUILDING SAME FOR SAME **** *{' * t * ** * * * ** * * * **:t + * *+ * * * *:t,i * * ** * {' 'lr trrt '} t * ** *ConditionS'*******+:r*.f * l' * *'t,} + * ** * * * **:i *:r ** * *'l** '} ****,**{t**** Cond: I (FIRE): FIRE DEPARTMENTAPPROVAL IS REQUIRED BEFORE ANY WORK CAN BE STARTED. Cond: l2 (BLDG.): FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIANCE. o7/o9/2oo7 Mccee Action: AP Provide required cl.earence from roof top natural gas lines. Do not obstruct access to roof manifolds, No tar kettle sha1l be allowed above qrade, aa t't tt*a**ttt* tt*a I't tt I'i taat* I'tta*att at tlt tlta ar +tttti'i txtt a* at al t+i I t* t* t'tattat'tll t'ltlr'llt l.tlata * t'i la,tt l att'l'la al See the Conditions section of this Document for any conditions that may apply to this permit. DECLARATIONS I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application, filled out in full the information required, completed an accurate plot plan, and state that all the information as required is correct. I agree to comply with the information and plot plan, to comply with all Town ordinances and state laws, and to build this structure according to the towns zoning and suMivision codes, design review approved, International Building and Residential Codes and other ordinances ofthe Town applicable thereto. REQUESTS FOR INSPECTION SHALL BE MADE TWENTY.FOUR HOURS IN ADVANCE 4 PM, AT 479-2149 OR AT OUR OFFICE FROM 8:00 AM . SIGNATURE OF O FOR HIMSELF AND OWNER * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1* * * * * * * '* * * * * * * X t * * * * I * I I ** ***aaaaa*a**t* I * * * *****3* * *'l *tttttir* * * * * * * * TOWNOFVAIL, COLORADO Statement * * * * * * I' I' i' i' * * * i' i * l' {. * l' * l. * * l' * * * {. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * | * i t * * * * l.* ** * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * ** * * ** * * * * * * *** statement Nunber: R0?0001216 Amount; $1,L53.75 07/L2/200709:41 AII Pa)ment Method: check Resloration / ck 2522 Init: L,T Not,ation: ALliance B07-01?1 Type: ADD/ALT COMM BUILD PERMT Total. Fees: $1,818.25 Total AJ,L Pmts: 91,818.25 Balance: $0.00 *****************************'r**'r****'i********i*'t**t'*****tt*l.*t *'a********l.l.***'*t****rl.{.**l'*'l* Pernit No: ParceL No: Site Address: Locagion: This Payment : ACCOUNT ITEM LIST: Account Code 0 010 0 003 LL1L0 0 00r.00003112300 00100003112I00 2101-072-L700-1 720 W IJIONSHEAD CR VAIL VAIIJ MARRIOTT NE BLDG $1, 163 .75 Descriot i.on BP PF vJc BUTLDING PERMIT FEES PLAN CHECK FEES WILL CALL, INSPECTION FEE CurrenE Pmts 1,100.15 50.50 3.00 i\t\,i APPLICATION WILL NOT BE ACGEPTED IF INCOMPLETE OR s7qzz1' ercr %?ts 867_O/71 CONTRACTOR INFORTATION FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Prolect #: Bulldlng lt)|fl{trvduz 75 S. Frontage Rd. General Contractoc Ar-l-rance (455paerro* Town of Vail Reg. No.: LAT.A Contact Person and Phone #'s: .frB Fpioorc.]r -(rro; loYen Emafladdress: Cob(6allrancce.slrfc.\ro.l . cFr\ Fax#: 3,1o) 328- 77e8 Contractor Sionature:- F J--- BUfLDfNG:$ ll7,eo, q> For Parcel # Contact Eagle County Assessorc Offrce a t 97G328-8640 or vEft www.eaole-co - Parnel{zl o t61 211o.c I Job Name: y'*r u v:.41€(wff (e JobAddress:7b u, uo*s*a+o 4P LegatDe3crtptton ltot I larcr: lriltng:Subdlvlslon: U$€ST DAJ o.mnNggn'rotL'/rtu a.tgzl At9ffg rzo,ll. uaa- o(.str. w 6i#3ffi1 Phone: ArchitecvDesign"r' ilI,Address:Phone: Engineer: NrA I Address:Phone: Detailed description of work: , \Rt-tw-e il^6F lFr+r) {cr FberhEAgr Sutuotd6 'SEE ffiFel++O S?trs. Wo*Glass: New() Addition( ) Remodel ( ) Repairfr) Demo( ) Other( ) Work Type: Int€rior ( ) Exterior ($ Botr ( )Doesan EHU exist atthis location: Yes ( ) NolQ Type otBldg.: Single.family ( ) Tw}tamily ( ) Multi-family ( ) Commercial 9Q Restaurant ( ) other( ) No. of Existing D^,elling Units in this building:No. of Accommodation Units in this building: Ncr/Tvoe of Fireolaces Existinq: Gas Aooliances { ) Gas Loos ( ) Wood/Pellet ( ) Wood Buming ( No/Troe of Fireolaces Prooosed: Gas Aooliances ( ) Gas Loqs ( ) Wood/Pellet ( ) Wood Buming (NOT ALLOWED) Does a Fire Alarm Exist: Yes ()Q No (Does a Fire Sprinkl€r System Exist: Yes fi) No ( [D) =cErvE tll] ruN oB 2oo7 PlProrz c(ry ,/" F:\cdevVORMS\Permlts\Br ilding\buildingJrermlt-+17-2007.DOC ,Y,,,i,,,, ***+*++*****++ttttl*+++****t******+************ti**l**++*+++********lf+:]**{.**l**++*******att TOWN OF VAIL. COI,ORADO Statement *t***'}*****+*********************,t ,i****'i'i**++**tt*'t ,1.*{t****t*******,}***l.'}:1.i.{.{t'N.{.l.*{.**:l:l'***{'{''l'{' Stat.ement Number: RO7OOOO952 Amount: $554.50 O6/L3/200711 :00 AM Payment Method: check RESTORATION SERVICES, INC, Init: iIS Notatsion: 24 96 /ALLIATiICE Permit No: Parcel No: Site Address : Location: This Pa)ment :$554 . s0 B07- 0171 Type: ADD/AL,T COMM BUIL,D PERI'IT 210L-072-L700-L 720 I{ LIONSHEJAD CR VAII VAIL MARRIOTT NE BL,DG Togal Fees: Tot,al AL,L Pmts : Balance: $1,818.2s s6s4. s0 $1, 163 .75 ****** * ******************** ** * + *************** *** * ***********++*****++** * *+********* *+ ** ** * * ACCOI.JNTITEM LIST: Accourt Code Descripcion Current Pmta PF 001000 031123 00 PI,AIiI CHECK FEES 6s4.50 "-,'- WHEN A "PUBLIC WAY PERMIT" IS REQUIRED PLEASE READ AND CHECK OFF EACH OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS REGARDING THE NEED FOR A 'PUBLIC WAY PERITIIT'': o ls this a new residence?YES ruo-E- Does demolition work being performed r-equire the use of the Right-of-Way, easements or public property? - YES-X- -NO-o ls any utility work needed? YES-NO-E- Are lhere any improvem€nts treing done to the driveway? YES -NO-X- ls a different access ne€ded to th€ site oth€r than the existing drivewa)4 YES. NO )l ls any drainage work being done that affects the Rightof-Way, easements, or public property? YES-NO-)4- ls a "Revocable Right-of-Way Permit" required? YES- NO-X- ls the Rightof-Way, easements or public property to be used for staging, parking or fencing?YES Y- NO lf answer it !O, is a parking, staging or fencing plan required by Public Works? NO lf you have answered YES to any of these questions, a "Public Way Permif must be obtained. "Public Way Permit' applications may be obtained at the Public Wo*s office or at Community Development. lf you have any questions please call Leonard Sandoval in Public Works at 970-479-2198. I HAVE READ AND ANSWERED ALL THE ABOVE QUESTIONS. Au t*nraE €Csroe*trot\ Coritractor Signatur Company Name Job or Project N"r", oatesisnea: b[b lz@l F:\adev\FORMS\Psmits\Brilding\bu ildingJsmil+17-2m7.OOC Pa{1e6of7 04l17l2007 i$I$ ASBESTOS TESTING REQUIREMENTS THE TOWN OF VAIL AND STATE OF COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH REQUIRE ASBESTOS TESTING ANY TIME WHEN MORE THAN 160 S.F. OF MATERIAL WILL BE DISTURBED OR REMOVED. AN ASBESTOS TEST AND REPORT IS REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED WITH YOUR BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION FOR ALL REMODEL, ADDITION OR OTHER PROJECTS INVOLVING ANY DEMOLITION OR REMOVAL OF BUILDING MATERTALS THAT MAY CONTAIN ASBESTOS. BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTED AFTER OCTOBER 12. 1988 THAT HAVE NO ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS ARE EXEMPT. A COPY OF THE REPORT MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH YOUR BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION e I have included the asbestos test and report with my building permit application applicant signature OR o I certify my project will not disturb or remove more than 160 s.f. of building material. The construction plans submitted with my application clearly indicate this information. (This will be verified during plan review, and will delay your project if found to be inaccurate) applicant signature OR r The building was constructed after October 12, 1988. The date of construction was RooF r^rds rxsr*LLeo &FTER (?ea, original conslruction dateE=A_ ululzo-t applrc€nl srgnauro dsle F: \cdeIAFORMS\Fermits\Bui lding\building_prmiL+17-2007. mC Pag€ 5 of 7 ulL7lz$7 t, . - MapOuput Page I of I figgtxc'L Fvm €..qF E.t Ttt\> 3€.4f Io$\ - hfip://gisweb.eaglecounty.us/servlet/com.esri.esrimap.Esrimap?ServiceName=overview&C1... 6l6l2W7 EoIE ETat, -f ieEe c 'j - rn'lf iFs$i it;; I j ui- Edg trtrotro onnnn {H+v1 ut$ t{s{ vt ,5 o (+ $J ' tt\\JI VI 5 G qJ cr I z:- ID MANUFACTURER'S GUIDE SPECIFICATION sEcTloN 07142 VAPOR.LOCK REIN FORCED, HOT.APPLIED M EMBRAN E WATERPROOFING Coatings & Waterproofing sEcTtoN 07142 VAPOR.LOCK REINFORCED, HOT-APPLIED MEMBRANE WATERPROOFING PART 1 - GENERAL 1.,I SECTION INCLUDES: Installation of patented Vapor-LockReinforced hot-applied membrane waterproofing system on surfacesindicated on drawings, c'gnsjstingof preparation of eiisting ano repaired su*aces, iejling of oacis andjoints' application of CCW-711-90 Sheet Membrane anO-CCW-SbO Hot-Applied Membrine. 1.2 RELATED SECTIONS A. Section 03150 - Expansion JointsB. Section 03300 - Cast-ln-place Concrete.C. Section 06125 - Wood Decking.D. Section 07900 - Caulking and Sealants.E. Division 15 - Floor Drains and Standpipes.F. Division 16 - Conduit and other eeciriial. 1,3 REFERENCES A. ASTM applicable standards and test methods.B. UL 790 Tests for Fire Resistance of Roof Materials. ,1.4 SYSTEMDESCRIPTION Product provided by this Section is a 215 mil thick, reinforced, hot-applied rubberized asphalt membranes)Etem, consisting of one lalerof CCW-711-90 fabric reinforced membrane and one layerof hotefpliedrubberized asphalt membrane. 1.5 SUBMITTALS A. General: Submit in accordance with Section 01300.B. Product Data: Submit manufaclurer's product literature and installation instructions.C. Subcontractor's approval by Manufacturer: Submit document stating manufacture/s acceptance ofsubcontractor as an Approved Applicator for the specified materials.D. Wananty: Submit a sample warrairty identifying th'e terms and conditions stated in Section 1.7. 1.6 QUALITY ASSURANCE A. Applicator Qualifications: Applicator shall be experienced in applying the same or similar malerials ancl_ shall be specificaily approved in writing by the membrane mahliaciirrer.B' Regulatory Requirements:.Complywith ippficable codes, regulations,ordinances, and lau/s regarding - gse and application o-f products that contain voratile organic compounds (voc).C. Pre-Application Conference: . Prior to beginning wor( convene a conflrenc-e to review conditions,installation procedures, schedures and coordinaiion with other work. 07142-1 1.7 WARRANTY 1.8 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING Deliver materials to Project site in original, factory-sealed, unopened contiainers bearing manufacture/s name and label intact and legible with following information.1. Name of material.2. Manufacturer's stock number and date of manufacture.3. Material safety data sheet. Store flashing, membrane, mastic and primer in a protected area out of direct sunlight. Protect from rain and physical damage. 1.9 PROJECT CONDITIONS Ptoyi9g a written, single source wananty for all s)rstem components agreeing that during the wanantyperiod lo .promptly make repairs or replacement of defective materials of the waterpr6ofing systemwithout additional cost to the owner. The fotmation or presence of mold or fungi in a building is dependent upon a broad range of factorsincluding, but not limited to, the presence of spores ahd nutrient sources, moisture, tehperatures,climatic conditions, relative humidity, and heating/ventilating s)rstems and their maintenance andoperatingcapabilities. Thesefactorsarebelondthecontrbl of Carlisle and Carlisle shall not be responsible for any claims, repairs, restoration, or damages relating to the presence of any initants, contaminants, vapors, fumes, molds, fungi, bacteria, spores, mycotoxins, or tire like in any building or in the air, land, or water serving the building. B. Do not apply CCW-71 1-90 membrane if temperature is less than 25 degrees F. Do not apply CCW-SOO membrane if temperature is less than 0 degrees F. Do not install waterproofing to a ddnip, frosty or contraminated surface. Coordinate waterproofing work with other trades. The applicator shall have sole right of access to the specified areas forthe time needed to complete the application. Protect adjoining surfaces not to be waterproofed against damage or soiling. Protect plants, vegetation and animals wfrich might be affected by waterproofing operations. Wam personnel against breathing of vapors and contact of material with skin or eyes. Wear applicable protective clothing and respiratory protection gear. Keep flammable products away from spark or flame. Do not allow the use of spark producing equipment during application and until all vapors have dissipated. post "NO SMOKING" signs. Maintain work area in a neat and orderly condition, removing empty containers, iags, and rubbish daily fiom the site. PART 2. PRODUCTS 2.1 MANUFACTURERS Provide products manufactured and supplied by Cartisle Coatings and Waterproofing Incorporated gOO Hensfey Lane, Wylie, Texas 75098, Phone: (800) SZ7-7092 Faxl. (97214424O76. 2.2 PRODUCTS Preformed sheet membrane: Shall be CCW-71 1-90 90 Mil Sheet Membrane with polypropylene fabric reinforcement. Hotapplied liquid membrane: Shall be CCW-500 HotApplied Membrane, rubberized asphaltcompound, and shall meet or exceed the requirements of CGSB-37.50-M89. B. c. D. E. F. A. B. 07142-2 2.3 ACCESSORYPRODUCTS Flashings: Shall be CCW-711-90 90 Mil Flashing or CCW 60 mil uncured neoprene for non-exposed areas and Sure-Sealz EPDM Flashing forexposed areas. Surface Primer: Shall be CCW-702 for CCW-711-90 membrane applications and CCW-702 under CCW-500 for flashing and delail applications. Mastic: Shall be CCW-704 Mastic. Sealants: Shall be CCW-703 Vertical Grade LIQUISEAL@ Membrane or CCW-201 two componentPolyurethane Sealant. Backer Rod: Shall be closed-cell polyethylene foam rod. Expansion Joints: Shall be the EJ-b00 Protection Course: Shall be CCW protection Board-H or HS. Root Banier: Shall be the RMB 400 with heat welded seams Drainage composite: Shall be CCW MiraDRAllll@ as recommended by the manufacturer for eacfrcondition. Insulation: Shall be extruded p,olysty'ene insulation with a minimum 60 psi compressive strength asmanufactured by Foamular or Dow. l"u."or Where required, shall be as recommended and supplied by the membrane manufacturer.Perimeter Drainage Sptem: Where required, shall be CCW'euicfbnnrur". H.P. Protective Mat sharr be apptied over insuration prior to ballast placement. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.1 INSPECTION A' Before any waterproofing work is strarted the waterproofing appticator shall thoroughly examine allsurfaces for anydeficiencies..Should any deficienciei exist, lhe'architect, owner, or g6nerat contractorshall be notified in writing and conection! made.B. Condition of Concrete Surfaces: 1. The concrete surfaces shall be of sound structural grade, 3500 psi minimum, and shallhave a smooth finish, ftee of voids, spalls, sharp protrusions or loose aggregaie.2. "_offt:.,". f 1tt be cured. by water cunng method. 'Curing compounos miit o-e oi the puresooum siricate type and be approved by the carrisre representative.3' Concrete shall be cured at teiit Z Oays and shall be sloped for proper drainage.4. voids exceeding 1/2', rock pockets and excessivety roulh surracei srrali ueiEfaireo wigrapproved non-shrink grout or ground to match the unrepaired areas.5. Two strage drains shall have a minimum 3 incfr flange and be installed with the flange flushand level with lhe concrete surf,ace.6. Surfaces at cold joints shall be on the same plane. c' Altemate Substrates:. Adequate structural supportandthenumber,typeandlocationof fastenersrequired to meet applicable codes should be deiermined and verified by ihe project engineer.-- - 1. Steel decking.shall be 22 gauge minimum covered with 5/B'minimum firi rated Tpe XgDpsum board or approved equal.2- Wood decking shall be 1/2" minimum exterior grade tongue and groove plpvood installedwith the long dimension perpendicular to joists. Alt butt joi-nb srran-ue supio'rted Ovtaming. 3.2 SURFACE PREPARATIONA' The substrate surface yyst u9 tlgpughly clean, dry and free from any surface contaminates or deaningresidue that may harmfully affect the idhesion of tire membrane.B. Detail expansion joints pei manufacfurer=s recommendation.c' Flaihino M,ethod. NJ-qoq4A): Apply CCW-702 primer at the juncture of all horizontial surfaces andvertical surfaces to the height indicated on the drawings (8" min.iecommended), such as parapet wa1s,curbs, columns and all penebations through the deik'at a rate of 300-3sO ill. n. p"riifi,in.-n*iopuddles. Allow primer to dry for t hour minimum, 8 hours maximum. Membrane will not o6erfu adheretqwe!orimer.App|y60.90milsofCCW-500membrane|o@verpnmffimit sheet membrane or uncured neoprene flashing into this first course of CCW-S00 to cover the verilcal A B. D. E. F. \J. H. l. J. K. L. M. 07142-3 section and extend &incfres onto deck surface. Flashing installation may be done during crack and joint beatment or during installation of the first layer of CCW-500 membrane. Completely 6ver all flasiring material during_installation of the subsequent layers of CCW-500 membrane. Tbrminlte flastring on wa1per Carlisle 5OG9 Details.D. Install Sure'Seal EPD[,] flashings in exposed areas per Carlisle recommendations (VL-50G4B). Awaysclean and prime EPDM with EP€5 Spllce Gement per Carlisle splice procedure prior toapplication of GGW€{10 membrane.E' Apply a thin film of CCW-550 Primer in a 4 foot square area around drains. Allow primer to dry, t hour ' minimum, 8 hours maximum. Apply 90 mils of CCW-500 membrane to cover primed areas. tnitalt a 3 foot square section of GCW-71 1-90 or uncured neoprene flashing over the drain and onto lhe deck. No splices or seams are allowed within 3'of the-drain f,ange. Terminite the flashing under the clamping ring of the drain and cut anvay the inner portion o-f the flashing. Use firm pressure to fress the flashin! ag-ainjt the CCW-500 surface and ensure good adhesion. Do not interferi with weep holes. 3.3 APPLICATION A" Apply CCW-702 primer to all surfaces to receive CCW-711-90 Sheet Membrane at a rate of 3OG3SO sq. ft. per gallon' Avoid puddles. Allow primer to dry for t hour minimum, 8 hours maximum. Membrane wiil not orooerlv adhere to wet orirnerB. Apply CCW-71'l-90 Sheet Membrane from low to high point, in a shingle fashion so that laps will shedwater. Begin installation at lolr edge of deck, overlapping horizontal portion of previously installed flashings. Overlap all edges at least 2-112". End laps shallbeltaggered. Piace sheet membrane caretully so as to avoid wrinkles and fish-mouths. After installation, roll with a metal roller wrapped with a resilieni material. Roller should be 18. - 24, wide and weigh at least 100 lbs.C. Heat CCW-500 Membrane blocks in a twin wall kettle with continuous agitation and apply between 37S to_ 395 F (Cadion: Do not exceed maximum safe operating tempnture of 40tF). ' - D. Apply a coat of GCW-500 Hot Applied Membrane at a ra[e of i3 sq. ft. per gallon or as required to obtain_ anaveragethicknessof 125mils. Totat thicknessoftheCCWVapor-LockSystemshail be2lSmils. _E Apply CCW-500 over the CCW-7'| 1-90 sheet membrane and CCW-Uncured Neoprene Flashing.F' Apply GCW Protection Board H or HS into the last course of CCW-500 and sp[6 the protection board seams togetheiwith CCW-SOO. 3.4 FLOOD TEST A. Atlow CCW-500 Membrane to cool. Plug drains and provide barriers necessary to contiain flood water.B. Flood surface with 2" head of water for 24 hours. Inspect for leaks and repaii membrane if leaks are found. Retest after making repairs, 3.5 PROTECTION COURSE A. Install CCW QuickDMlN Perimeter Drainage System as the first course of drainage composite immediately after membrane has cured on vertical surfaces. Install CCW MiraDRAlN Drainage Composite.B. lnstrall GCW MiraDRAlN Drainage Composite 9000 or 9900 over CCW Protection Board-H or HS Protection Course immediately after flood testing on horizontial surfaces. lf flood testing is delayed, insbll a temporary covering to protect lhe CCW-500 membrane from damage by other trades.C. Applythe RMB 400 in planterareas covered with soil. Apply over Protection Board and beneath the MiraDRAlN. RMB 400 splices are a minimum of 4 inches and heat welded End of Section Carlisle, Vapor-Lock, Sure'Seal, CCW MiraDMlN, CCW QuickDMlN, and Liquiseal are trademarks of Carlisle Corporation. @ 1 996, 2005 Carlisle Corporation Foamularn is a trademark of Owens Coming Down is a trademark of Dow Chemical 071424 Coatings & Wabrprooftrg DESCRIPTION Carlisle's Vapor-Lock Sy$em utilizes the COI/-711 sheet membrane as a preformed first course on difficult to waterproof substrates such as lightweight structural concrete and lvood. The CCW-711-90 sheet mernbrane is a 9G'milthick cornposite consisting of a sdf-adhering rubbedzed asphalt mernbrane laninated b higfir-sfength, heat-resistant woven polypropylene mesh. The woven mesh is designedtowitrstand hph temperatures dlovving the membrane to become an integnal reinforcement part of lhe CCW-500R HotApplied Membrane Sptem. The second course of the Carlisle Vapor-Lock Sptem b the application of CCW-500. The GCW-500 's a single component rubberized asphalt cornpound thal forms a tough, fiexible, monolithic membrane over lhe CCW-7 I 1 sheet membrane. The fast set uptime speeds the completion of the waterproofi ng sptem. TYPICAL USES Garlisle's Vapor-Lock System is used to waterproof lightute(;ht sbnctural decks, inverted roof systems with steel decks covered byglpsum, Dens-Dedf rplywmd. The Vapor-Lock System is also ideal for conventional waterproofing of split slabs, tunnels and plaza decks. LIMITATIONS. Do not apply CCW-711-90 membrane if temperature is less ihan 25"F. Do not apply CCW-500 membrane if temperature is less than 0'F. Do not install uaterproofrtg b a damp, frostyor cmtamiuted surfiace. . Atemate Subsbates: Adequate sbuctural support and the number, type and location of fasteners required to meet applicable codes should be determined and verifi ed by the project engineer.. $eel decking shall be 22 gauge minimum coverd with 5/8" minimum fire rated Type X gy?sum board or 4prowdeqml.. Wood decking shall be 1/2'minimum exterior grade tongue-and-groove pllrwood installed with the long dimension perpendicular to joisb. All butt joints shall be supported byframing. PACKAGING CCW-500 is packaged in 45 lb. blocks, one block per carton,64 cailons per pallet. Eadt block is sealed in a polyetrylene bag inside the carton. The bloclq induding he bag, is placed in he kettle, leaving only disposal of the carton. CCW-711 sheet membrane is packaged on rolls in the follortring sizes: 18'X 45'(67.5 sq. ff") 36'X a5' (135 sq. ft.) APPLICABLE STANDARDS 1. US Patent # 5,979,133 2. Canadian Specification CGS&37.50-M89 3. UL 790 Class A 4. City of New York MEA#63-9SM COVERAGE The bllowing is a guide to estimate the amount of mat+ rials required for various membrane thicknesses. 215 mifs applied = 1.23 lbs/ft2 =7!+6fflgal. 180 mils applied = 1.03 lbs/ff = 8.91 ff/gal. 90 mils applied = .51 lbs/ft2 =17.83 ff/9a1. WARNINGS AND HAZARDS Use with adequate ventilation. Workers must use proper proledion to prevent bums. Refer to the MSDS for in' putant wamings and produd informalion. PROPERW TEST i'ETHOD Solids conlsnt ASTI\| D-1353 Flow ASTM I>5329 Penetralion ASTIS D'5329 (1r10th mm) Fhsh Polnt ASTI\, D-93 v\hter vapor ASTI, E-96 (B) Permeance Toughncss CGSB-37.50{,189 Ralio of Toughness CGSB-37.50-M89 to peak load Adhesion Softening Viscosity Wtler Absorplion Pinholing Low TamparatuG flexibility Low temporaturs CGSB-37.50-M89 Pas3 crack bridging Heat stability ccs&37.50-1189 No chsnge in viscosity, penetration, flow or low lcmp fllxibillty afier aging Resilienct ASTM D3407 52% R*btancr to mild acids Minimum ambient lsmpetatw€ tor applic.tion cGsN-37.50-M89 ASTM D.36 cGs&3750-M89 (cGsB-37.s0-rr89 max. 0.35 g lgainl) cGsB-37.50-lrt89 CGSB-37.50-lrlEg RESULTS 100% @ 140NF, 0 mm @TrF =76 @ lZrF = 159 566'F 0.02 perms 19J 0.09 pass 202'F 3 seconds 96 hrs. = 0.05 g No visible phholes pssg No effad CF . INSTAIJATION Surface Prepara$on: The substrate surface must be- horoughly clean, dry and free hom any surface contaminates or cleaning residue that may harmfully affect the adhesion ofthe membrane. Detail and . Flashing: Detail expansion joints per man ufacturer's recommendation. ireferred 'CurU "noParapet Ftashing Method (VL-5004A): fuply CCW-iOZ ptmer at the juncture of all horizontal surfaces ini verticai suiacesto the height indicated on the drawings 1g- min.re.commended), such as parapet walls, curbs, columns anOall penetrations through the deck at a rate of 3OO-3SO so. ft.per gallon. Avoid puddles. Allow primer to dry for on" iou,minimum, eight hours maximum. llembrine *if f 'not properly adhere to wet primer. Apply 125-mil ot CCW-SOO .membrane to cover primed areas. Install CCW_71i_gO sheetm_e1!11n9 or uncured neoprene flashing into this ftrst courseof CCW-500 lo cover the vertical section and extend 6l-onro dect. surface. Flashing installation may be done during crackand joint treatrnent or during installation of the first liyer ofCCW-500 membrane. Compietely cover all flastring mi;riatduring installation of the subsequent layers of bCW_SOOmembrane.- At the juncture of all horizontal surfaces to vertical surfaces, such as parapet walls, curbs, columns and all penetrations through the deck, apply CCW-702 primer on the verticalsections to the height indicated on the drawings (g,,min. recommended). Allow primer to dry. Apply the CCW_dOO overthe primed substrate. Instalt CCW_711-90 mil or CCW_. Uncured Neoprene Flashing over the CCW-500 to cover thevertical section and extend 6'onto the deck surface. lnstalt CCW-500 Membrane over horizontal portion of flashing and onto the vert'tcal portion during the field membrane inslaliation. Terminate flashing on wall per Carlisle 5OO_9 Details. Instatl CCW-500 Membrane over horizontat portion of flashing lnd onto lhe vertical portion during the field membrane insbllton. lnslall Sure-Seal. EPDM flashings in exposed areas per Carlisle recommendations. Alwayi ctean and prime EpbM with EP-95. Splice-Cement per Carlisle splice procedure prior to application of CCW-Soo membrane. Appty a thin film of CCW-702 Primer in a 4,square area around drains. Allowprimer lo dry one hour minimum, eight hours maximum. Apply 90-mil of CCW-500 membrane to cover primed areas. Instatla 3'square section of CCW-71'|-90 or uncured neoorene flashing over the drain and onto the deck. No splices or seams are allowed within 3. of the drain flange. ierminatethe flashing under the clamping ring of the Jrain and cut away the inner portion of the flashing. Use firm pressure to - press the flashing against the CCW-SOO surface and ensure good adhesion. Do not interfere with weeo holes. APPUCATION Apply CCW-702 primer lo all surfaces to receive CCW-ZI1- 90 sheet membrane at a rate of 300-350 sq. ft. per gallon. -Avoid. puddles. Atlow primer to dry for one houi min'imum, eight hours maximum. Membrane will not properly adhere to wet primer. Apply CCW-711-90 sheet membrane from low to high point, in a shingle fashion,.so that laps will shed water. liegin instalhtion at lol1, edge of deck overlapping horizontal portion 9{^?r"Ior:ly instatted flashings. Overiip ail "dges at ieast 2112'. End laps shall be staggered. place shelt membrane carefully so as to avoid wrinkles and fishmouths. After installation, roll with a metal roller wrapped with a resilient material. Roller should be 19" - 24,,wide and weigh al least100 lbs. Heat CCW-500 membrane blocks in a twin wall ketfle witn continuous agitation (Caution: Do not exceed maximumsa€ cperatilg EnpelauEs of 40O F.) Apply a coat ofCCW-500 Hot Applied Membrane at a rati ot ie sq. tt. lergaflon or as required to obtain an avemge thickness'ot ldS -mil. Total thickness of the CCW Vapor-Lock System shatt te215-mil. .Apply CCW-500 over the CCW-711-90 sheet membrane ano CCW uncured neoprene flashing. FLOODTEST Allow CCW-500 membrane to cool. plug drains and provide barriers necessary to contain flood water. Flood surface with 2' head of water for 24 hours. Inspect forleaks and repair membrane if leaks are found. Retesl after making repairs. PROTECT()NCOURSE Install CCW MiraDRAlNo Drainage Composite or CCWProtection Board-H Protection Course or CCW 3O0HV immediately after flood tesling on horizontal surfaces. lf flood testing is delayed, install a temporary covering to protect the CCW-500 membrane from damage by otherlrades. (Optional) Instatl 8-mil Elephant Skin prior to the protection course to provide easy luture access to the membrane. nEearns ln the event the CCW-500 Hot Apptied Liquid Membrane is damaged, clean the area wilh a cloth wet with mineral soiritsand apply CCW-500 Hot Applied Liquid Membrane to the damaged area. UM]rEDWARRANW Crnlrsle Corrrncs & Welenpnoorrne Inconponrreo (Crnr_rsle) warrants this product to be free of defecls in workmanshiD and materials only at the time of shipment from our factory. if any Crrusu malerials prove lo contain manufacturing defects that substantially effect their performance, Crnr_rsr_e iill, at its option, replace lhe materials or refund its purchase price. This limited wananty is the only wanang extended by Cmusu with respect to its materials. There are no other warranties. including the implied warranties of merchantability and frtness for a particular purpose. Cenr_rsr.e specifically di;bims liabitity for any incidental, consequential, or other dlmages, includini but not limited to, loss of profits or damages to a structure oi its contents, arising under any theory of law whatsoever. The dolhr value of CenLrsle's liabitity and buye/s remedy under this limited warranty shall not exceed lhe purchase price of the Cmlrsle material in question. Carlbl€ Sur}.Drain and Su.s S.al |'c tradomalks ot Carlirb CoDo.afboDln..Drct ir! rrgilterld trsdanlart of Gsorgia+acific C.,pr.i;'_O 2002 Crnbb Co.Doration vapor-lock 03y'04 tc Cadisle Coatings & Waterproofng Incorporated 900 Hensley Lane Wylie, Texas 75098 Toll Free: (800) 527-7092 Website: www.ca=rlisle-ccwcomCqlher I l,h!.rDFoiht Coatings & WaErpmofing DESCRIPTION The CCW-500R System utilizes CCW.Soo Hot Apptied Liquid Membrane; a single component, rubberized asphalt compound that forms a tough, flexible; trick, waterproofing membrane. CCW-500 adheres tenaciously to virtually any sound surface, vertical or horizontal to assure water will not migrate beneath the membrane in he event of physical damage. The fast set up time speeds the completion of the waterproofing. CCW-500 Hot Applied Liquid Membrane is applied in a thick, monolithic coating utililng CCW Rein- forcing Fabric which allows for a wide variety of substrate conditions. WPICAL USES CCW-500R is used for waterproofing split slab construction pojects and is especially suited as the waterproofing merF brane on roof decks using the inverted rcof system. LIMITATIONS . Do not use on exposed or weadng surfaoes. . Not recommended orrer lightweight insulated concreb. . lf metal pan is used for concrete form, tre metal pan must be vented. . Consult witr Carlisle's representative before using CCW- 500R on any type lightweight @ncrete, concrete with curing compounds or additives, decks which have existing waterproofi ng materials . Do not apply below 0"F or to damp, hosty or contraminated surfaces. PACKAGING CCW-500 is packaged in 45 lb. blocks, one block per carton, 04 cartons per pallet. Each block is sealed in a polyethylene bag inside the carton. The block, including he bag, is placed in the ketUe, leaving only disposal of the carton. The CCW Reinforcing Fabric is packaged in a rolls of: 59" X 610'(3000fi'z)weight approx. 30lbs. 36" X 667' (2000ft'z) weight approx. 24 ibs. APPLICABLE STANDARDS 1. US Patent#5,979,133 2. Canadian Specification CGSB-37.5SM89 3. UL 790 Class A 4. City of New York MEA#63-96-M 5. Miami-Dade COVERAGE The following is a guide to estimate the amount of matedals required for various membrane thicknesses. 215 mils applied = 180 mils applied = 90 mils applied = 1.23 lbslft, = 7.46f|flgat. 1.03 lbs/fr, = 8.91 ff/gal. .51 lbs/ff = 17.83 ft?gat. PROPERW TESTMEITIOD ASTM D-1353 ASTM D.5329 ASTTTI D5329 ASTM 042 ASTM E-96 (E) ccse37.5GM89 cGSB-37.5&M8S ccs&37.5&M89 CGSB€75GM8g (cGS&37.50-M&9 max. 0.35 9 [gainl) ccs&37.50-M89 CGSR37.50-M89 rs 1m% @ l'|{rF, 0 rnrn @ TitF = 43 @1w-18 57SF 0.02 pe.rns 375J 0.117 Pass 8 secods 96 h's. = 0.16 g No vislble pinholes Pass pass No d|arye 52% No Bfisd 0'F Solids cd ent Florfl Peneralion (1/10hrm) Fla$ Point Wabr Vapor Penrrme Tangtness Ralio ofToughness b peak losd AdheCon Vis@sity ll\tater Absorptim Pinholhg low Terpenture noxibility l-flr rorperaulg cGs&37.5&M89 crack bridging Heat stsullty CGS&37.5GM89 in vFcosity, penotration, flo,v or low temp flaxiulity after aging Rg3ilieney ASTM D€407 Resistancs to mild acids' Minimum ambienl tsmp€ratuE for applicaton WARNINGS AND HAZARDS Use with adequate ventilation. Workers must use proper protection to prevent burns. Refer to the M SD S f or important wamings and product information. irusnu-Rilott Surface Prepanfibn.' New concrete shall be water cured, with a light, hair broom finish and in place for 14 days minimum, 21 days preferred. Surface shall be structurally sound, dry and free of dust, dirt, frost, laitance, non-approved curing agent or other contamination which may affect adhesion of the membrane. Remove splatters, fins, ridges or other projections to provide a level surface. Fill holes, honeycombs, rock pockets, spalls or other voids and indentations with approved concrete patching compound. Grind or iill surface at cold joints where each pour is at a dif- ferent plane lo provide a smooth and level surface. Detail Wok Mix CCW-201 Sealant and apply per Carlisle standard details. Allow the sealant to cure ovemight. Detail expansion joints and drains per manufacture/s recom- mendation. Apply a thin, even coat of CCW-550 Primer, 6' wide, cen- tered over all non-moving cracks less than 1/16'wide and cold joints. Apply primer at a rate of 400 - 600 fi2 per gallon. Allow primer to dry. Apply a 125 mil thickness coat of CCW- 500 Hot Applied Liquid Membrane over the primed crack or cold joint. Apply a thin, even coat of CCW-550 Primer, 16" wide, centered over all cracks greater than 1/16'wide, all moving cracks and all previousty sealed expansion joints. Allow primer to dry. Apply 90 mils of CCW-500 membrane to cover primed areas. Installa 12" wide strip of CCW-711W Sheet Membrane Flashing, centered over the cracks and expansion joints. Application:Blocks of CCW-500 shall be melted in a twin wall kettle with continuous agitation. Caution: Do not exceed maximum safe operating temperature of 400oF. Apply a thin, even coat of CCW-550 Primer to the entire surface to receive waterproofing. At the juncture of all verti- cal sections with the deck surface, such as parapet walls, columns and all projections through the deck, apply a thin even coal of CCW-550 Primer to the vertical section to the height indicated on the drawings (S"minimum remmmended). Apply primerat a rate of 400€00 ft,/gallon. Allow the primerto dry- Nofe: Membrane will not properly adhere to wet pimer. Apply CCW-500 HotApplied Membrane to the primed vertical and horizontal surfaces, including over all previously detailed areas, in a two-layer application, at a rate of 21 fi2lgallon (75 mils) for '150 mil systems and 18 ftrlgallon (90 mils) for the 180 mil systems. For the 215 mils system, two coats should be applied, with the first coat applied at 18 ft2lgallon (90 mils) and the second coat applied at 13 ft,/gallon (125 mils). Install CCW-711W mil sheet membrane or uncured neoprene flashing into the first course of CCW-500 to cover the vertical section and extend flashing 6-inches onto deck surface. Apply CCW Reinforcing fabric while membrane is warm and tacky. Apply second coat of CCW-500 HotApplied Carlisle, MiraDMlN 8nd SUrFS€d 8rs tradsmarks ot Carlisls Cormration O 2002 Carlisb Corooratim CCW-500R 06106 rc P$6m345 Membrane at the nate requhed to obtain lhe specilied total system thickness. Termination of flashing: Terminate flashing on wall per Cadisle 500-9 details. Apply CCW-500R over all horizontal flashing sections during membrane installation. Install Sure-SeaP EPDM flashing in exposed areas per Carlisle recommenda- tions. Note: When CCW-500 Hot Applied Liquid Membnne is in- stallad on the flange of a two stage dnin, use care not to fill the weep holes. Flood Test: (Optional and at the direction of strucfural engi- neer) Plug drains and provide necessary baniers to contain flood water. Flood deck with 2' head of water and check for leaks after 24 hours. Protedion Course: The membrane must be protected from damage. Install CCW MiraDRAIN@ or CCW Protection Board immediately following flood test. Install 8-mil Elephant Skin prior to the protection @urse to provide easy future access to the memrane. REPAIRS ln the event the CCW-500 Hot Applied Liquid Membrane is damaged, dean the area with a cloth wet with mineral spirits and apply CCW-500 Hot Applied Liquid Membrane to the damaged area. LIMITED WARMNTY Ceals-e Coanres & WerenpnooRNc lxconpomreo (Cenusle) warrants this product to be free of defects in workmanship and materials only at the time of shipment from our factory. lf any Cenusu materials prove to contain manufacturing defects that substantially affecl their performan@, Cenr-rsr-r will, at its option, replace he materials or refund its purchase price. This limited warranty is the only warranty extended by Carusr.e with respect to its materials. There are no other wananties, including the implied wananties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Cnnu*e specifically disclaims liability for any incidental, consequential, or other damages, including but not limited to, loss of profits or damages to a structure or its contents, arising under any theory of law whatsoever. The dollar value of Cmusle's liability and buyer's remedy under lhis limited wananty shall not exceed he purchase price of the Cnnusr-e material in question. Carlisle Coatings & Waterpoofing lncorporated 900 Hensley Lane Wylie, Texas 75098 Toll Free: (800) 527-7092 Website: www.carlisle-ccw.comCo.l|EE a thf..?.oofi1|e DESCRIPTION CCW-711-90 Sheet Membrane and Flashing is a 90 mil lhick composite consisting of a self adhering rubberized asphalt membrane laminated to a high strengh, heat re_ sistiant woven polypropylene mesh. A siliconized release liner prevents the material trom sticking in the roll, and is easily removed for installation. The factory controlled quality assures uniform thickness on the job, while the inherent waterprmfing properties of he rubbedzed asphaft membrane proviJe an excellent water banier. Thewoven mesh isdes[nedbwihstand hightem- peratures, allowing the membrane to becorne an integral paltof tre CC1,V-500R FlotAppfied and Vapor-LockWaier- proofing S16tens. TYPICAL USE CCW-711-90 Sheet Membrane and Flashing is primadly designed to be used in conjunction with CCW-SOO Hot Applied Membrane. lt may be used as a preformed first course on difficult to coat substrates such as lightweight sfucfurd concrete. As a flashing, il provides a reinforced, uniform 90 mil layer on vertical surfaces wtrile reinforcing cracks and joinb. ADVANTAGES . When used as a first course, this r€inforced membrane proMdes a uniform, pinhole-tree laysr, providing an ex- cellent substrate for the monolithic hot applied layer. . As a flashing for the CCW-Sfi)R Sptem, the mem- brane combines the strength of the woven mesh with he self-adhering and elastomericproperties of the rub. berized asphalt. This combination provHes a durable, reinforced flashing. . The membrane adheres tenaciously to the primed sub- stab while the CCW-500 HotApplied Menrbrane bonds with the mesh, assuring a waterproof condltion. . The inherentdunabilityand heat resistant properties of he mesh ensures the integrity of he membrane when he CCW-500 HotApplied Membrane is installed cnrer it, PACKAGING 12"x 45' (45 sq. ft.) ittt rolls/pallet, 5'l lbs./roll 18"x 4..5' (67.5 sq. ft.) il{t rolls/pallet, 40 lbs./roll 24'x45'(90 sq. ft.) 25 rolls/pallet, 58 lbs./roll 36"x zl5' (135 sq. ft.) 24 rolls/pallet, 75 tbsJrotl INSTALLATION Sudae Preparatbn Structuralconcrete shall be in place forT days minimum (14 daya preferred) and shall bedry. Lightweight, air-entrained structural concrete shall be in place for 14 days minimum (21 days prefened) and shall be dry, Surface shall have a smooth finish and be free ol voids, spalled areas, sharp protrusions, loose aggregate, laitiance and form release agents. Curing agents Lontain- ing wax, oil or pigments must not be used. Only self- dissipating type curing agents are acceptable. Forms should be removed as quickly as possible. lf metal decking is used as a permanentform, the metal must be venbd. Primen Appty CCW-702 Primer by spray or with a long nap roller at 300 to 350 sq. ft. per gallon. At 75o F. allow prim€r to dry t hour minimum. Prime only areas to be waterproofed the same day- Reprime if area becomes dirty. Primer has a satisfactory cure when it wil not transfer whenlouched. Full Coverage Installation: Apply CCW 711-90 Sheel Membrane from low to high point, so that lap seams will shed water. Overlap edge seams 2% inches, end seams 4 inches and staggered. Snap a cialk line for a starting point. Pull back about 2 feet of release paper and place adhesive side of membrane along chalk line. As the roll is dispensed, simultaneously remove the release paper and maintain alignment along the chalk line. lmmedi- ately atter installation, roll the membrane with a metal roller 18" to 24" wide weighing at least 100 lbs. CCW- 500 HotApplied Membrane may be applied immediately. Prime CCW-711-90 if membrane surface becomes dirtv before CCW-500 can be installed. Flashing lnstallation: Prelerred Method - Apply CCW- 550 Primer at the junction of horizontal surfaces, such as parapet walls, curbs, columns and penetrations through the deck, to the vertical height indictade on the drawings (8" min. recommended). Apply 90 mib of CCW- 500 membrane to cover primed areas. Install CCW-71 1 - 90 mil sheet membrane or uncured neoprene flashing into the first course of CCW-500to coverthe verticalsec- tion and eltend flashing 6-inches onto dek surface. Flashings shall be covered by second lift of CCW-500. PROPERTY ASTM TESULTS Tensile Strength D€82 S3tbln.Elongation* D€82 39ci./oPermeanoe E-96(B) 0.1 permsPliability D,146 Pass @ -2SoF, Puncture Resistance E-i54 .'1?lt1 Altemate Method - Installa 1/z"x 1%",45 degree cant of CCW-201 Sealant in all inside comers, and iround pro-jections and penetrations. Allow sealant to cure over- night. Prime all areas to receive flashing. Apply CCW_ 711-90 Ftashing to the height specifieO (e; miirimum rec_ommended). Final height shall be below the finished deck surface. Extend flashing 4. minimum onto the hori_ zontal deck surface. Terminations:lerminate membrane on vertical surfaces per Carlisle's 50G9 Details. press terminating edge firmly in place with a hand roller, hammer handie oisimilar tool. Apply CCW-500 Hot Applied Membrane to all ter_ 1ll-9!i1g eOOes, T-joints and taps not covered by the CCW-500R system. Note: Failure to use adequate preasure at terminating eclges will resuft in a poor seal aN potentiat leak. ThZ use of mastic is not a substitute for a good seal. Protection:CCW-711-90 Sheet Membrane must be pro_ tec{edfrorn damage priorto installation of CCW-500. The applicator may install a temporary protection course of CCW Protec{ion Boar*H orplywood walkwap if required by jobsite conditions. This protection course must be removed before installation olthe CCW_500. LIMITATIONS . Do not use in areas where membrane will be subject to continuous exposure to sunlight.. Between 25o and 40oF use CCW-71 1 -90LT Low Tem- perafure Membrane. . Do not apply primer or membrane to damp, frosty or contaminated surf aces. . Do not use over sealants contiaining coal tar or polysul_ fides. ll these materials are present, trey muit be removed and the surfaces thoroughly cleaned. WARNINGS AND HAZARDS Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Wash thoroughly af_ ter use. Avold breathing vapors from the primer anO riras_ tic. Use these only in areas with adequate ventilation. Refer to MSDS for important wamings and safety infor_ mation. STORAGE CCW-711-90 rolls should be stored on end, under cover. and in areas where the temperature is between 40o and 100"F (4.4" and 38"C). Do not double stack pallets LIMITED WARRANW Cenug-e Comltos nno Werenpnoonruc lHcoRponareo (Cnn- usLE) wanants its materials to be free of manufacturino defecb at the time of their shipment trom our factory. ilany Canusu materials prove to contain manufacturing defects that substantially affect their performance, Cnnr_l rsu will, at its option, replace the material or refund hepurchase price. This limited wananty is the only wananty extended by Cmusr-e with respect to its materials. Theie are no othei warranties, including the implied warranties of merchant_ abllityand filness for a particular purpose. Canus_e spe_cifically disclaims liability for any incidental, conse_ quential, or other damages, including but not limited to, loss of profits or damages to a structure or its contents. arising under any theory of law whatsoever. The dollar value of Cmusr_e's liability and buyer,s remedv under this limited wananty shall not exceed ihe purchase price of the Crnuse material in question. Cariisle is a lrademark of Carlist€ Corporation O 2OO2 CadGle Corpo.ation COry-711-90 02/03 rc Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofi ng Incorporated 900 Hensley Lane Wylie, Texas 75098 Tofl Free: (8OO) 527-7092 Website: wwwcarlisle-ccw.comCo.fngr&W@nl Coatings A Waierproofing DESCRIPTION A solvent free, two component polyurethane compound for preparing and leveling rough concrete surfaces prior to the installation of CCW MiraDRl 860/861 Sheet Mem- brane Waterproofing. The low viscosity compound fills voids and cures to lorm a well adhered elastomeric mem- brane. TYPICAL USE Liqui-Deck ftlls and levels rough concrete surfaces, pro- viding a srnooh surface br tre instalhtion of CCW MiraDRl 860/861Sheet Membrane. The compound cures ovemigtrt to a fully adhered elastomeric sheet, providing a tempo- rarywaterproofing layerpriorto the installation of the wa- terproofing membrane. ADVANTAGES Fills voids and spalls. Smooths, levels and primes rough decks in one step. Usefultor both rehab and new construction. Provides a temporary waterproofi ng layer. No solvenis or VOC's. LIMITATIONS . Do rot apply compound to a frosty, damp or wet suriace. . Do not proceed with compound application if tempera- ture is below z|(l'F or if rain is imminent within 8 hours after application. . lf metal pan is used for concrete form, the pan must be vented. Not for use on grade. . lf deck has a between slab membrane. consult with Carlisle representative. PACKAGING 4 gallon kits consisting of 3% gallons of Part A in the 5 gallon pail and aVz gallon can of Part B. Mix only full kits. Shelf Lite: OneYear WARNINGSAND HAZARDS Before use refer to MSDS for important wamings and safety information Use only in areas with adequate ven- tilation. Avoid breathing vapors. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. In the event of skin contract, remove immedi- ately and wash with warm, soapy water. Wear eye pro. tection. Always wash hands belore eating. TYPICAL PROPERTIES @lor Sofids Content ASTM D 1335 1otr/o Tensile Strength ASTM D 412 250 psi Ultimate Elongation ASTM D 412 25e/o Adhesion to Concrete ASTM D-903 5 PLI Low Temp. Flexibility ASTM D-522 -250F INSTALLATION The concrete surface must be clean, dry and free of laitance, dirt, oil, grease or other contamination. New concrete must be in place lor 7 days minimum. Cur- ing compounds must be of the self-dissipating type and be approved by the Carlisle representative. Old concrete must be structurally sound. Loose or deteriorated con- crete shall be removed. In the event of existing coatings, contact carlisle. Pour all of Part B into PartAand mix fora minimum of 5 minutes. Stop midway and scrape the sides and bottom of the pail to ensure that all material is completely and uniformly mixed. Use a heavy duty slow speed drill with a paddle blade ora Model PS Jiffy blade. After mixing, the material should be applied within an hour. The useful working life of he material will be longer in cool weather and may be reduced in hot weather. ln cool weather, store materials in a warm place prior to use. Keep materialwarm until mixing and application. Pour Liqui-Deck onto the deck and spread in a uniform coat. Apply sfficient material to fill allvoids and depres- sions and smooth rough areas. A coverage rate of 25 square feet per gallon ('100 square feet per kit) yields a 0.060" thick layer. More Liqui-Deck may be required for rough or damaged surfaces. Allow to cure ovemight or until a firm, rubbery layer is produced. CarlisleCOW MiraDRl 860/861 membrane may be applied directly to the cured Uquideck surface. No additional priming is required. UM]TEDWARRANTY Cmusu Comlos nno MrenpnooRre lncoRponereo (Cenusr_e) war- rants this product to be free of detects in workmanship and mate- rials only at the time of shipment from our factory. lf any Canusr_e materials prove to contain manufacturing delects that substan- tially afiect their performance, Cenusu will, at ils option, replace the materialor refund the purchase price. This limited wananty is the only wanafi extended by Cmusr_e with respect to its materials. There are no other wananties, in- cluding the implied wananties of merchantability and fihess for a particular purpose. CARUsLE specifically disclaims liability for any incidental, consequential, or other damages, including but not limited to, loss ol profits or damages to a structure or ils contents, arising under any theory of law whatsoever. The dollar value of Cnnu+e's liability and buyeis remedy under this limited warranty shall not exceed the purchase price of the Crausu material in question. Carlislg ls a tradem6* ol Carlislo CorDoration O 2002 Csrlisls CoDoration LIOUFDECK OZ03 tc Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofing lncorporated 900 Hensley Lane Wylie, Texas 75098 Toll Free: (80O) 527-7092 Website: www.carlisle-conr.comCof0ng.lW@lng Goatigs & $J:a0enroofing CCW PROTECTION BOARD-H DESCRIPTION CCW Protection BoarcFH is a heavy duty asphaft impreg- nated organic mat with a fine mineral applied to the sur- face b prevent sticking in the roll. CCW protection Board- H is very tough and provides positiv€ protection to lhe waterproofing membrane during installation of other work. TYPICAL USE CCW Proteclion Board-H is used as a protection course on hodzontial surtaces to protect the waterproofing trem:. brane fionr damage by toot faffic and physical abuse from other trades. Typbal uses include plaza decks, rool tenace declc, park- ing decks and any other horizontal surface to which wa- terproofing membrane has been applied. INSTALLATION Install as soon as possible after flood test has been completed. Buft tightly with no gaps greater than 1/9., When used in conjunction with CCW-500R Hot Fubber Waterproofing System, CCW protection Board-H shall be installed while the CCW-SO0 surface is tacky. PACKAGING CCW Protection Board-H is 36. wide. lt is supplied in rolls of 33.3 feet long (100 ft ). The weight of each roll is approximately Tl +l- 4lbs. Thickness is 1/8' (+/- .03'). STORAGE Store so as to prevent damage to the roll. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Protgct trom extreme envi- ronmental condilions. Store away from open flames or welding areas. CCW PROTECTION BOARD. V DESCRIPTION CCW Protection Board-V is a lightweight, high density, rigid, e)(trud€d polystyrene foam designed to provide pro tec.tion for waterproofing membranes on vertical walls. CCW Prolection Board-V is noi affected by moisture or most soil chemicals. Therefore, the protection course re- mains in place to provide long term protection to the wa- terproofing membrane. TYPICAL USE CCW Protection Board-V is used to protect waterproof- ing membranes that have been applied to vertical, below grade toundation u/alls. The CCW Protection Board-V prct€cts the membrane trom damage or aggregate shock during backfi lling operations. CCW Proteclion Board-V is also suitable for use in planlers as a vertical protection couse forlhe waterproofing membrane. INSTALLATION May be temporarily secured in place with SecurTape or CCW-702 Primer (only applied to the polyethylene face of the CCW MiraDRl 86C/861 Sheet Membrane). Back- fill immediately. PACKAGING CCW Protection Board-V is packaged in lanfolded bundles qf 4' X 50' (200 tfl. The protection board is t/4. thick. The weight ol the material is approximately 8 lbs. per 200 ff bundle. STORAGE Store so as to prevent damage to the bundle. Avoid pro- longed elgosure 10 direc{ sunlight. Prolest from e)ffeme environmental conditions. Store away fmm open flames or welding areas. CCW PROTECTION BOARD.HS DESCRIPTION CCW Protection Board-HS is a heavy duty modified bi- tumen protection board consisting of a medium weight fiber glass mat with a high quality SBS (Styrene-ButadF ene-Sgrene) rubber and asphalt blend. This elastomeric asphaltic blend lends elasticity and flexibil'rty to the sheet. The inorganic fiber glass reinforcing provides high tensile strength, dimensional stability and tear resistiance. CCW Protection Boar&HS is designed to be installed as a protection course in the CCW-500R System. TYPICAL USE CCW Protection Boar+HS is used as a protection course on horizonlal surfaces to protect the CCW-S00R Mern- brane System from damage by foot trafic and physical abuse fiom olher bades. Typical uses include plaza decks, inverted roofing sys- tems, parking decks with asphalt overlaymenb and oher horizontal surhces to which waterproofing membranes have been applied. INSTALLATION Embed in hot liqukl CC\ry-500 and over lap 2 - 3 inches, Seal all laps with CCW-500. PACKAGING CCW Protection Boar&HS is 393/8'wicle. lt is supptied in rolls of 49'2' long (150 ff). The weight of eacfr roll is approximately 90 lbs. STORAGE Sore so as to prevent damage b the bundle. Avoid pru longed elgosure to dircct sunlight Protect fom erGeme environrn€ntal conditions. Slore away fiom open flames or welding areas. Cslbb b . bad.mlk ot C.rllrb Co.Dontbn O 20OA Crrlbll CoDordon CCW PnOIECTIOi'| EOmDS @,ts tc LIMITED WARRANTY - Cerursu CoelNos & Wrrenpcooale hconeoureo (Cnnl- rsu) wanants this product to be free of defects in work- manship and materials only at the time of shipment fom our factory. lf any Cmusr-e materials prove to contain manu- ActEirq defecb ihat subshntially effed treir performance, Cmusle will, at its option, replace the materials or refund its purchase price. This limited wananty is the only warranty extended by CenuslE with respect to its materials. There are no other wananties, including he implied wananties of merchant- ability and fihess for a particular purpose. Cnnusr_e spe- cifically disclaims liabilig for any incidental, consequen- tial, or o$er damages, including but not limited to, loss of profits or damages to a structure or its contents, arising under any theory of law whaboever. The dollar value of Crnusu's liability and buyer's remedy under this limited wananty shall not exceed the purcfrase price of the Cenlsr.e material in question. Cadisle Coatings & Waterprcofing lncorporabd 900 Hensley Lane Wy'ie, Tens 75098 Toll Free: (E00) 527-7032 Website: www.carlisle-ccw.com TECHNICAL DATA PROFERTY RESI'LTS Thickness 90 milsTensile Strength Tensile Sbenglh Machina Dircclion 90 lbs F / in width (15.8 kN/m) Cross Machine Direction 70 lbs F / in width (12.3 klvm) Tensilo T6ar Machine Direction 100 tbs / in (17.5 kN/m) Crcss Machine Dhec{ion 90 lbs / in (15.8 kN/m) Dimensional $ability 0.20% cfiange Cqlhe. a Wri.O.ooiiE Goatings & Wa0erpoofing DESCRIPTION CCl/\/ MiraDRl 860/861 are self-adhering sheet menbranes consisting of 56 mils (1.4 mm) of rubberized asphalt lami- nated to 4 mils (0.1 mm) of polyethylene to form a mini- mum 60 mil (1 .5 mm) membrane. CCW MiraDRl 860 mem- brane is a summer grade material, suitable for installa- tions where the ambient temperature is 40'F (4.4'C) or above. CCW MiraDRl 861should be used for applica- tions between 25"F (-3.9'C) and 65'F (18'C). The combi- nation of hese tvro excellentu€brproofing materials prc- vides a h(lhjerformance, extremely durable rraterproof- ing banier. TYPICAL USE CC\AI MiraDRl 860/861 membranes are used for vertical and horizontal waterproofi ng on structural foundafron walls and decks. Below-grade foundation walls, tunnels, split slabs, plaza decks and parking decks are allareas where CCW MiraDRl 860/861 may be applied. CCW MiraDRl 860/861 also may be used in interior areas such as me- chanical rooms, laboratories, kitchens and bathooms. CCW MiraDRl 860/E61 should be coveed wih either CC\A/ 200VI300HV Protec{ion Course, CCW Potec*ion Board, or CCW MiraDRAlNo drainage composites. LIMITATIONS . Do not apply where membrane will be subject to continuous exposure to sunlight.. Do not apply primer or membrane lo frozen concrele. Optimum results are oblained when membrane is installed at temperatures above 25oF. Belween 25oF and 6$F use he CCW MiraDRl 861 membrane. CCW MiraDRl 860 can be used from 4OF and abore. . Do not apply primer or membrane to a damp, fiosty or contaminated surface. . Not rccommended as a pond or tank liner except for 'between slab' applications. . Do not apply over sealants containing coal tar or polysulfides. ln the event of existing bitumen modified materials, consult your Carlisle representative. APPLICABLE STANDARDS CCW MiraDRt 860/861 meets the applicable requirements ot- GSA: PBS PCD 07121- USN; NAVFAC TS-07111- VA: H-08-1- Federal Gonstruction Guide Specs; FCG907111' Corps of Engineers; CEGS-07111-342- UL790. ClassA WARNINGS AND HAZARDS CCW-702 and CCW-704 contain llammable and com- bustible solvents. Avoid exposure to open flame. Avoid breathing vapors. Use only in areas with adequate venti- lation. Refer fo MSDS for impoftant wamings and Nod- ucl information. TECHNICAL DATA TESTT{ETHODPRCIPERTY Color Thickness Tensile (Membrane) Tensile (Film) Elongation Permeance Low Temp. Flexibility (100 cycles) Peel $ength Lap Adhesion ASTM D 3767 ASTM D412 ASTM D 882 ASTM D412 ASTM E96 ASTM D 1970 Dalt 60 mils 325 psi 5(X)0 psi 350% 0.05 perms Unafiecied @.45'F Crack ASTMC836 Unaffeded@ ASTM D9O3 ASTM D 1876 10.0 lMn. 19.0 lMn. 60 lb. (min)Punciure Resistance ASTM E 154 Soil Burial GSA-PBS07121 16 u,ks, no effed HzO Absorption ASTM D 57O o.loi by wt. Hydrostatic head ASTMD751 230n. '180' bend over a 1' (25mm) mandrel at.45"F (r+3"C) PACKAGING CGW MiraDRl 860/861-36 = 36' wide X 67' roll (200 ft1 25 mlls per pallel (5000 fi) - Weight = 80 lb/rcll (approx.) Other membrane thicknesses and configurations are available by special order. CCW-702 VOC Compliant Solvent Based Primer: 5 gallon pails (45 pails per pallel) CCW-714 \,\,bter Base Primer I gallon pails (100 pails per pallet) CCW-AVVP l/Vater Base Primer: 1 gallon pails (100 pails per pallet) 5 gallon pails (45 pails per pallet) CCW-715 Damp Concrete Primec 5 gallon pails (45 pails per pallet) CCW-704 Mastic and CCW LM-800XL: 30 oz. Qt Tube (12 tubes per carton), 5 gallon pails (45 pails per pallet) INSTALLANON Weather Conditions CCW MiraDRl 860 is used forapplications where the sur- fiace temperatures is 40'F. (4.4'C.) and above. CCW MiraDRl 861is used for applications where the surface temperature is between 25"F (-3.9"C.)and 65"F (18"C). ' Do not apply CCW MiraDRl 860/861 to frozen orwet sub- strates. The membrane should not be left exposed to di_ rect sunlight for longer that 14 days. Substrate Preparation: CCW MiraDRl 960/g61 can be appl'ed to concrete, metal, wood, insulated wall systems or masonry surfaces. All substrates must be clean.drv and free of surface inegularities Goncrete Substrates: Structural concrete must be cured a minimum of 7 days and lightweight structural concrete mustcure a minimum of 14 days before the application of CCW MiraDRl 860/861 . Repair surfaces that are not stuc_ turally sound, have voids, protrusions,rough spalled ar- eas, loose aggregate or exposed course aggregate. Void areas should be filled with latex porfland cement, con_ crete or epory concrete and troweled smooth to match the existing surface. Protrusions and other rough areas should be broken off and patched as above. CCW LM_ 800XL or CCW-201 may be used to fill smalt voids. hon_ eycombs or bug holes. Masonry Substrate: Rough masonry may require the surface to be parged with a plaster coat of cementitious material to form a well adhered, smooth and uniform fin- ish. Allow the parge coat to dry before priming and install_ ing the CCW MiraDRl 860/861 waterproofing membrane. Chemical Additives: Curing compounds should be a clear resin-based material withoutwaxes, oils orpigments. Form release agents must not transfer tothe concrete. Curing compounds orform release agents that adversery affectthe adherence of the CCW MiraDRt 860/g6.1 urater- proofing membrane must be removed from the substrate prior to application. Priming and Detailing: All concrete, metal and masonry substrates require primer..Wood surfaces and insulated wallsystems may not require a primer. Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofing recommends an adhesion test of the CCW MiraDRl 860/861 on any unprimed substrate to ven! proper adhesion. Apply the appropriate CCW primer at the specified coverage rate. Apply primerwith a lambswool roller, brush or spray apparatus. Allow primer to dry for a minimum of 30 minutes.The CCW primer will drv to a tacky finish. Areas primed but not covered with CCW MiraDRl 860/861 within 24 hours should be reprimed. All vertical to horizontal transitions must have a 3/4" (1 gmm) fillet of CCW LM-800XL or CCW-201 Sealant. The 3/4" (18mm) fillet must be allowed to cure before covering with the CCW MiraDRl 860/g6l membrane. Alt inside and outside comers, as well as the vertical to hori_ zontal transitions, should be double covered. A CCW MiraDRl 860/861 Membrane Strip should be applied to each surface a minimum of 4.5', (112mm) before being covered by the field membrane. Refer to the standard de_ lail drawings for specific detail instructions. VERTICAL INSTALLATION Start at the low point and work towards the high point. Remove 6" (150 mm) to B', (200 mm) of the releaie paper, and then begin applying the membrane. press and smooth .€rlislc, M|TaCLAI OuickDRAlN, MiraDRAlN and Liquiseal arG tradcma.tsot Carlisle Cgrpo.etion G 2002 Cadislc Corpora{on CCW MiraORl 860/851 iO/OS tc the membrane against the substrate while pulling the re- lease paper free. Install membrane with side laps over- lapped a mini mum of 2.5" (63mm) and end laps a mini- mum of 5"(127mm). Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofing recommends that the membrane be rolled in place im- mediately after its placement to ensure full adhesion to the primed substrate. Apply a bead of CCW-704 Mastic OR CCW-703V Liquiseal at terminations and cut edges, joints, drains, penetrations and protrusions. For walls over 8' (240cm), the membrane should be placed in lifts. pro- tectthe CCW MiraDRl 860/861 membranewith the appro- priate CCW MiraDRAlN drainage composite, CCW 2OOV/ 300HV Protection Course or CCW Protection Board V. HORTZONTAL TNSTALLATTON Start at the low point (establish a starting point with a chalk line if necessary) and work towards the high point in shingle fashion. Remove 2'to 3' (60cm to 90cm) of the release paper and apply the membrane to the substrate. Continue pulling the release paperfree while pressing and smoothing the membrane against the substrate. Apply in a straight line avoiding wrinkles and over conecting. Roll the membrane with a minimum 75 lb. (34kg) linoleum roller. lnstall membrane with side laps overlapped a minr- mum of 2.5" (63mm) and end laps a minimum of 5"(127mm). Apply a bead of CCW-704 Mastic at ail ter- minations of the membrane and "T" joints. Apply a 3/4" (18mm) fillet of CCW LM-800X1 orCCW-201 in ail inside corners of planter boxes, shower stalls and shower pans applications. Patch inadequately lapped seams and darn- aged areas with CCW MiraDRl 860/86'l membrane cover- ing the damaged area by a minimum of 6,'(150mm). ,Fish- mouths" and severe wrinkles should be slit, flaps over- lapped and repaired as above. protect the CCW MiraDRl 860/851 membrane with the appropriate CCW MiraDMlN drainage composite or CCW 300HV protection Course. Dotail Requirements: For standard installation details follow the CCW MiraDRl 860/861 details drawings. For non-standard installation instructions contact your local Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofing representative. LIMITEDWARRANTY Crns-e Colnrcs & Werenpnooprrc lrconponnro (CARUSTE) warants ils materials to be fiee of defects in workmanship and malerials only ar the time of shipment from our faclory. lf any C^RusrE materials prove to contain manufacturing defecls thal substanlially affect their per- formance, Cenlsr.e will, at its optjon, replace the maletials or refuno its purchase price- This limited wananty is the only wananty extended by Cmuge with respect to its materials. There are no olher wananties, including lhe implied warranties of merchantability and filness for a parlicular purpose. CARL|SLE specifically disclaims liability for any incidental, consequential, or other damages, including but not limited lo, loss of profils or damages to a structure or its contents, arising under any theory of law whatsoever. The dollar value of CaRUsrE s liability and buyeis remedy under this limiled wananty shall not exceed the purchase price of the CaRusLE malerial in question. Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofing Incorporated 900 Hensley Lane Wylie, Texas 75O98 Tofl Free: (800) 527-7092 Website: www. carlisle-ccw.comCo.tng! & lv{arpioofrg MANUFACTURER'S GUIDE SPECIFICATION sEcTtoN 07131 SHEET MEMBRANE WATERPROOFING Coatings & Waterproofing sEcTloN 07131 SHEET MEMBRANE WATERPROOFING PART 1 . GENERAL 1.1 SECTION INCLUDES: lnstallation of sheet membrane waterproofing on surfaces indicated on drawings, consisting of preparation of existing and repaired c oncrete s urfaces, sealing of c racks and j oints, and application of CCW MiraDRl 860/861Sheet Membrane Waterproofing. 1.2 RELATED SECTIONS A. Section 03150 - Expansion Joints.B. Section 03300 - Cast-ln-Place Concrete.C. Section 07900 - Caulking and Sealants.D. Division 15 - Floor Drains and Standpipes.E. Division 16 - Conduit and other Electrical. 1.3 REFERENCES A. ASTM D 412 Tests for Rubber Properties in TensionB. ASTM E 154 Puncture ResistianceC. ASTM E 96 (B) WaterVaporTransmission of MaterialsD. ASTM D 1970 Self-Adhering Polymer Modified Bituminous Sheet MaterialsE. ASTM D &82 Test Method for Tensile PropertiesF. ASTM D 3767 Praclice for Rubber - Measurement of DimensionsG. ASTM D 751 Test Method for Coated FabricsH. ASTM D 570 Test Method for Water Absorption of Plasticsl. UL 790 Tests for Fire Resistance of Roof Covering Materials 1.4 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION Product provided by this Section is a self-adhesive membrane of not less than 60 mils thickness, consisting of a rubberized asphalt membrane laminated to a 4 mil cross-laminated polyethylene film. 1.5 SUBMITTALS A General: Submit in accordance with Section 01300.B. Product Data: Submit manufacture/s product literature and installation instructions.C. SubconFactor=s approval by Manufac;turer: Submit document stating manufacfure/s acceptance of subcontractor as an Approved Applicator for the specified materials.D. Warranty: Submit a sample wananty identi[ring the terms and conditions stated in Sec{ion 1.7. 1.6 QUALITYASSURANCE A. Applicator Qualifications: Applicator shall be experienced in applying the same or similar materials and shall be specifically approved in writing by the membrane manufacturer.B. Regulatory Requirements: Comply with applicable codes, regulations, ordinances, and laws regarding use and application of products that contain volatile organic compounds (VOC). C. Pr+'Application Conference: Prior to beginning work, convene a conference to review conditions, instiallation procedures, schedules and coordination with other work. 07131-'l 1.7 WARRANTY Upon completion and acceptance of the work required by this section, the manufacturer will issue a warranty agreeing to promptly replace defective materials for a period of 5 years. The formation or presen@ of mold or fungi in a building is dependent upon a broad range of . factors including, but not limited to, lhe presence of spores and nutrient sources, moisiure, temperatures, climatic conditions, relative humidity, and heating/ventilating systems and lheir maintenance and operating capabilities. These factors are belond the control of Cadisle and carlisle shall not be responsible for any claims, repaic, restoration, or damages relating to the presence of any initants, contaminants, vapors, fumes, molds, fungi, bacteria, spores, mycotoxins, or the like in any building or in the air, land, or water serving the building. 1.8 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING Deliver materials to project site in original, factory-sealed, unopened containers bearing manufacture/s name and label intact and legible with following information.1. Name of material.2. Manufiacturer's stock number and date of manufacture.3. Material safety datra sheet. Store materials in protected and well ventilated area. 1.9 PROJECT CONDITIONS Do not apply membrane when surface temperature is below or inclement weather conditions confl ic{ with manufacture/s published requirements. Coordinate waterproofing work with other bades. The applicator shall have sole right of access to the specified areas for the time needed to complete the installaiion. Wam personnel against breathing of vapors and contiact of material with skin or eyes. Wear applicable protective clothing and respiratory protection gear. Keep flammable products away from spark or flame, Do not allow the use of spark producing equipment during application and until all vapors have dissipated. Post "NO SMOKING'signs. Maintain work area in a neat and orderly condition, removing empty contrainers, rags, and rubbish daily from the site. PART 2 - PRODUCTS 2.1 MANUFACTURERS Provide CCW MiraDRl 860/861Sheet Membrane Waterproofing as manufactured by Carlisle Coatings and Waterprooftng Incorporated, 900 Hensley Lane, Wylie, Texas 75098, Phone: (800) 527 -7 092 F ax: (972) 442-OO7 6. 2.2 PRODUCTS Self-Adhesive Sheet Membrane Waterproofing: Shall be CCW MiraDRl 860/S6l consisting of a 56 mil rubberized asphalt membrane laminated to 4 mil cross-laminated polyethylene film, and shall meet or exceed the following requirements:1. Tensile Strength:325 psi minimum, ASTM D 4122. Ultimate Elongation:350% minimum, ASTM D 4123. Puncture Resistance: 60 lbs. minimum, ASTM E 1544. Permeance:0.05 Perm maximum, ASTM E 96 (B) 5. Low Temperature Flexibility: Unaffected at 45oF, ASTM D 1970, 1" mandrel 6. Tensile to Film: 5000 psi, ASTM D 8827. Thickness: 60 mils, ASTM D 37678. Hydrostatic Head: 230 ft., ASTM D 751 A. B. A A B. c. D. E. 07131-2 9. Water Absorption: 0.1olo by wt., ASTM D S70 B. For application temperatures between 25 and 65oF, use CCW€61 Sheet Membrane and CCW- 702. For application temperatures above 4O"F use CCW MiraDRl 860 sheet membrane and CCW-702, CCW-714 primer, or CCW-AWP. 2.3 ACCESSORY PRODUCTS A. Surface Primer: Shall be CCW-702 Solvent-based Primer, CCW AWP Water-Based Primer. or CCW-714 Water-Based Primer. Mastic: Shall be CCW-704 Mastic. sealants: shall be ccw-703 Vertical Grade Liquiseal? Membrane, pr-304 one component, CCW-201 two component Polyurethane Sealant or CCW LM-8OOXL Backing Rod: Shall be dosed-cell pol)rethylene foam rod. Protection Course: Shall be CCW Protection Board-H orCCW 300H for horizontal surfaces or CCW Protection Board-V or CCW 200V for vertical surfaces.F. Drainage Composite: Shall be CCW MiraDRAlNo as recommended by the manufacturer for each condition.G. Perimeter Drainage System: Where required shall be CCW euickDRAlNil. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.1 TNSPECTTON A. Before any waterproofing work is started the waterproofing applicator shall thoroughly examine all surfaces for any deficiencies. Should any deficiencies exist, the archltect, owner, or general contraclor shall be notified in writing and coneclions made.B. Condltion of Concrete Surfaces: 1. The concrete surfaces shall be of sound structural grade and shall have a smooth finish, free of fins, ridges, protrusions, rough spalled areas, loose aggregaie, exposed course aggregate, voids or entained air holes. Rough surfaces shall receive a well-adhered parget coat.2. Concrete shall be cured by water curing method. Any curing compounds must be of the pure sodium silicate type and be approved by the Carlisle representative.3. Concrete shall be cured at least 7 dap and shall be sloped for proper drainage.4' Voids, rock pockets and excessively rough surfaces shall be repaired with approved non- shrink grout or ground lo match lhe unrepaired areas.5. Two-stage drains shall have a minimum 3 inch flange and be installed with the flange flush and level with the concrete surface.6. Surfaces at cold joints shall be on the same plane. 3.2 SURFACEPREPARATION A. The concrete surface must be thoroughly clean, dry and free from any surface contaminales or cleaning residue that may harmfully affect the adhesion of the membrane.B. lnstall a 314'face,4S degree cant of CCW-201 Poly.rrethane Sealant or CCW LM€OOXL at all angle changes and inside @rners including penetsations through the deck, walls, curbs, etc.C. All cracks over 1/16" in width and all moving cracks under 1/1d in width shall be routed out to 1/4" minimum in width and depth and filled flush with PT-304 or CCW-201 polprethane sealant.D. All expansion joints less than 1'wide shall be cleaned, primed, fitted with a backing rod and caulked with CCW-201 Polyrrethane Sealant. For larger joints, contiact Carlisle representative.E. Allow all sealant to cure at least ovemight.F. Stir Primer. Apply a thin film of primer 10'wide, centered over sealed cracks and joints, hairline cracks, and cold joints. Apply primer 8" on each side of all comers. Prime concrete around drain flanges. Allow primer to dry per manufacturer=s recommendations. B. c. D. E. 07131-3 G. H, l1slalt .1 8'wide stsip of cCW MiraDRl 860/861centered over joints and cracks. tnstal a 12'wide strip of CCW MiraDRl 960/g6lcentered ouei tn" "ri, of all corners.Terminate membrane around drains per ccw n,|liaDRl g60 series details. Terminate them_embrane under the clamping ring. seal all eoges ;th ccw-704 Mastic. Do not interfere witrweep holes. 3.3 APPLICATION Priming: Clean surfaces to remove residual dust before priming.roller at a rate recommended Oy manutactuiei. Allowrecommendation. Stir primer. Applybysprayorto dry per manufacturer=s 3.4 FLOOD TEST A' After sheet tlTPFl has been ! Place at least 24 hours, ptug drains and provide baniersnecessary to contiain flood .water. Consult with structural engineeifor deck loadi"g 1;1ni1,5 #i;;conducting a water test.B' Floodsurfacewih2"headofwaterfor24hours. Inspectforleaksandrepairmenrbraneiflea6 are found. Retest after making repairs. 3.5 PROTECTTON COURSE Horizontal surfaces: lnstall sheet membrane from low to high point, so that laps will shed water.overlap edge seams2l/!, end laps 5'. stagger enJ seams-. Aolt in ptacewirianii to z+"woe, ;33*1ff , ,"sirient roiler. Ensure tnat ariips are finnry adhereo dno trai tn"r" "i" no g"p, * Verticaf s.urlars: Appry in rengths of g' or ress. overrap edge seams 21/f . on wails over g,high' apply in 8'sections, starting at_the rowest poini wittr rti r,igr,ei section ou"1apping r,elover.section 5". Roll in place usr'ng firm pr"".rrl *iit " hand roller.lermlnatlons: consult Carlisle 860-9 Detrails for proper terminations. Roll terminating edges!ryv. anntr ccw-704 mastic to ail rerminationi iio ,r= ioints. Appiy icw-;& Mastic orccw-703-v Liquisear to raps at angre changes, elitending g" in each direction. VERTICAL APPLICATION: Install CCW QuickDMlN Perimeter Drainage Slaiem as the first course of drainage compositeimmediately after membrane has been institleo on vertical surtaces. Install ccw MiraDMlNDrainage C^omposite (consult CCW for recommendation), CCW proteaion boaro-V protection course or ccw 200V on remainder. stop drainage composite o" uebw nnalrao'e revet.HORIZONTAL APPLICATION : Install ccw MiraDMrN Drainage composite (consurt ccw for recommendation) or ccwProtection Board-H Protection course br ccw sool-fv immeoiately after flood testing onhorizontal surfaces. lf flood testing.is delayed, install a temporary covering to protect the ccwMiraDRl 860/861membrane from damage by'otner traOes. B. c. D. B. End of Section Carlisle, Sure-Seal, CCW MiraDRAlN, cCW QuickDMlN, MiraDRl and Liquiseal are trademarks ofCarlisle Corporation. @ 1996,2002 Carlisle Corporation. 071314 Goalings & Werprcoftrg DESCRIPTION CCW LM-800XL Liquid Mastic is a fast-drying elasto meric, single component, col&applied liquid material. TYPICAL USES CCW Lil-800xl is an accessory prcdud used in corr jundion wih CCW MiraDRl 860/861 merbranes. CCW LJvl€00x1 is designed to be used as a fillet and rein- brcement under CO/\l MiraDRl 860/861 nrembnnes at boting bundation wall junc{ures or other inside comers; and between boting and bundations when tying in slab wateproofing wifi the bundation vtrall. Ofter applications include terminations and flashing to protusions ftom horizontal and vertical surfaces: termL nations at drains; and detailing ofthe subsbate prior to CCW MiraDRl 860/861 membrane application. APPLICATION CCW LM-800XL should be applied direc{y fiom the gallon with a putty knife at 4G50 mil thickness unless othenvise specified. When used as a fillet under CCW MiraDRl 860/861, use a'/t" (1.9 cm) fillet and continue the CCW LM-800XL onl 6" (15 cm) in each diredion. At membrane terminations, use 60 mils of CGW Llt& 800XL as a flashing and apply at the minimum of 2" (5 cm) wide over the CCW membrane, and a minimum of 't" (2.5 cm) onto the surfrace being waterproofed. CCW MiraDRl E00/861 can be placed over CCW LM-800XL afier it has cured. Allow CCW Lir-800XL to cure 24 hours befior flood testing. Do not use CGW LU-800XL in applicalions subject to more than 57.8 ft (17.6m) head of water. Corerage Rate at 7r' fillet is 30' per 29 oz tube, co\rerage rate at 4D50 mill is 20'-25' sq. ft. per gallon. CatlC. lr r trdar|rt of Carluc Coeaatorl O 2(m C|]|lslt Corpadlm co/v LM-800G 10i05 G PACKAGING 5 galbn (19liter) pails; lgalbn (4liter) pails; 29 oz. (8?2 kg) tubes, 12 per box; CAUTIONS & LIMITATIONS CCW LM€OOXL Liquid Membraneshould not be used nearopen flame and adequate ventihtion should be pro- vided for the proteclion of the applicabrs. Do not sbre CCW LM€OOXL in direct sunlight or at temperatures exceeding 95"F. lmproper storage could lead to prod- uctdeErioration. Tools and equipment may be thoroughly cleaned after use with mineral spirits, taking the necessary precau- tion when handling combustible materials. Rebr to MSDS for other product safety inbrmation. LIMITED WARRANTY Crrusu Go*lres & Wrrenpnoonrc [,rconpocrro (Crnrsu) war- rants this product to be free of defects in workmanship and malsrials only at the time of shipnent from our factory. lf any Cenlrsu materials prov€ to contain manufacturing d€- feds lhat substantially efhct their performance, Crnu*e will, at its option, replace the mat€rials or refund its Durchase price. This limiied warranty is the only wananty extend€d by CAR- LrsLE wilh respect to its malerials. There are no other war- ranties, including thg implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a pariicular purpose. CenusLE specifically disclaims liability for any incid€ntal, consequential, or other damages, including but not limited to, loss of profits or damages to a struclure or its contenls, arising under any theory of law whalsoever. The dollar value of Cenusu's liability and buye/s remedy under this limited warranty shall not exce€d the purchase price of the CenusLE material in question. Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofing lncorporated 900 Hensley Lane W!ie, Texas 75098 Toll Free: (800) 527-7092 Websit€: www.carlisle-ccw.com Solids Pliability @25'F (€2'C) Hydrostatic Head Resistance Elongation PeelAdhesion VOCContent ASTM E 1970 ASTMD751 ASTM D412 A.STM D 903 % lbs (kS) oh tbs/in (k1',1/m) 58 Pass 57.8ft(17.5m), max 1396 28 (4.9) 3n.5 Cd n$ & WaLrl.ootng DESCRIPTION CCW MiraDMlN 90OO is a high-performance, hiqh_strength drainage composite consisting of a tnree_?i. mensional, high-impact polystyrene core, and a wovenflter fabric. The filter fabric is bonded to the individual dimples of he molded polystyrene core. The fabri.,"*"i as a.Jilter medium to prevent the passage of particles into the core, while allowing surface moJsture'to oass freely. CCW MiraDMlN 9000's woven monofilar"nft u ric withstands high abrasion from applied overburden andprevents intrusion into the drainage core due to its low elongation characteristics. The woven fabric is better :{led to receivg 1 lirycty poured concrete topping than nomvoven geotextile fabrics. TYPICAL USES CCW MiraDMlN 9OO0 is designed for use in horizontal plaza, roofdeck and between-slab drainage applications where singlrsided subsurface drainage is requireO. CCW MiraDRAlN 9000 also serves as a protection course when used in conjunction with CCW \Ahierproofing Mem_ branes. FEATURES AND BENEFITS . Manuf;actured at an ISO 9001 :2000 Facility. Relief of hydrostatic pressure buildup. Consistent and proven long term performance due to a multi-directional core configuration providing a uniform flow path for water to escape. High-flow drainage capacity assuring efiective drain_ age for virtually any horizontal application. No-clogging drainage performance . High compressive strength syslem withstands over_ burden stresses . Enhancement of waterproofing system by channel_ ing lvater away and providing a secondary water re. tention layer . Cost+aving, light weight, easy{o-install panels elimi_ nate the need for bringing aggregate to the constuc_ tion site INSTALLATION GEIIERAL INFORTIIATION CCW_ MiraDMtN prehbricated drainage panels may be installed in a varieg of construction applications. ihey may be installed against split slabs, plaza decks and planters. CCW MiraDMlN can be cut with a utitity knife or scissors_. Concrete may be placed direcUy onto ei- ther side of the panels. The panels can terminate at thetop of the footing and are flexible enough to form riohl angles to cover the top of the footing. CCW lrliraORittl eliminates the need for a protection course over water_proofing systems. Native soils can be used over CCWMiraDMlN. (Contact your local Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofi n g representative for specifi c guidelinei). UNDERSLAB / HORIZONTAL APPLICATIONS Floor Slabs and Concrete Lined Channels Proper preparation of the subgrade will require grading to a 2% minimum slope. The area of instailation inoud'G clear of rubble, rock, large soil clods, etc. place CCW MinDMlN with tfre fabric side toward the soil. The flange of he second and subsequent panels should be placEd over the back side of the preceding dimpled coie and buted as close as possible to the preceding panel. Thepanel joints, longitudinal and transverse on ttre CCW MiraDRAlN core, should be sealed with duct tape. This will aid in preventing concrete or soil tom intruding into the CCW MiraDMlN core during subsequent "onit r"_ tion phases. Construction traftc should be minimized over the installed CCW MiraDMlN. Sand and/or @ncrete mav be poured directy over tre CCW MiraDMlN core. Planters Place the CCW MiraDMlN in the planter so that the fabric on the vertical and horizontal surfaces faces the soil. Utilize the installation procedures and attachment method appropriate for the type of substrate. Overlao the.fabric of the vertical panel onto lhe horizontal panel at the transition point. lf cutting of the panels is required, exposed cuts must be covered with supplemental pieces of filter fabric to prevent soil intrusion. A minimum over_ lap of 6" (15cm) will be required to cover cut sections. Plaza Decks Place fabric side up over a properly waterproofed sub_ strate. The panels should be placed so that water runs with the overlap not against it. Secure CCW MiraDMtN to the substrate with ballast or CCW DMIN GRtp to hold it in place. The first panels should be placed with the flanged edge uphill. Cut the fabric along the flange edge and strip off this fabric exposing the edge of the core and the flange. Place the dimpled edge over the preceding flanged edge to join the nexl panel. Secure the remaining fabric flap with CCW DRAIN GRlp or duct tape. Terminal edges that have been cut will reouire a supplemental piece of filter fabric to seal the oanel from soil intrusion. olilruee coLLEcroR/DTscHARGE sysrEu Gollector Pipe Place CCW euickDMlN or colleclor pipe as reouiredin design detaits. The ccw auickDjtitN ;hjJ';;instalted adjacent to the CCW MiraDMtN. C;;;.t !e t{9n to ensure a continuous drainage prth;;tr,vel;the ccw euickDmtN and the ccw ilir;DmtN';els- For installations where a colleclor e,p" i $;.ffi,encapsulale. the collector pipe in a gravel bed with asupptemental sestion of flter fabric ,J. ,"p"ratormitri DETAIL REQUIREMENTS F_or _slandard installation details, follow the CCWMiraDMtN..detait drawin gs. For non_standaro i. Jai.-uon In$rucuons contact vour local Carlisle Coatings &l/lbterproofi ng representative. PACKAGING INFORMATION Pgckaging: CCW MiraDMlN 9000 is avaitable in roilsof 4' by 50' (1.Dn by 15.21m). CAUTIONS / LIMITATIONS Umit,ultraviolet exposure by backfilling within 7 days ofInsrailation. Any panels damaged during install;tion :lo{O_ !. replaced by the insriler. timiiationi. C{WMiraDRAlN is resistant to chemicals in normal ;"il ;;:vironments. However, some reagenb may afiect its oer_formance. Cartiste Coatings a ihterproofifu ;ileJei- url|ves shoutcl be consulted conceming the suitiability ofCCW MiraDRAlN in unusual soil enviionments. LIMITED WARRANTY Cenusu Go^Tft.rcs & WarERpRooFr],tG lflcoRpoRArED (C^RUSLE) warrantsthis producl to bo fiee of defects in workmanship ;il'il;;;only a.t the time ot shipment from our factory. lf ."V C*i"*materiats prove to contain manufacruri,ig o eilcis -'iii 11Tt19..ly efiecr lheh performance, c^** iin,-JiiL' "p,r],il,reptace tha materials or rofund its purchase price- Ll': I'l,gd-.*.1":nty is th€.onty.wananty extended by Crnr_rsr.ewrln respect to its materials. There are no other *irr"nti"".,ncluding lh6 imptied wananlies of merchantabithJ ;;J;il;J;;;a particutar purpose. c^RUsrE specifica y oir"r"iri n.unillli."y inc.'iinlal, conscqusnlial, or other damages, inctuOing luf noilimited lo, loss of pmfits or damag anshg und.r any rheory " o- ffjJ":gclute ot its cont€nts, Tho dollar value of Cm.rsr-ds liability and buye/s Jemedy under hislimitod warranty shall not exceed itre purctase pil;;;H: ErE matcrial in question. DATATECHNICAL .Titffi?TI,ffi;ff STJi! iX".,fr '3#Ji":ar'sre c orporaton CCW MirdORAtN 9 OOO I O/O,t tc Cadisle Coatings & Waterproofing lncorporated 90O Hensley Lane Wylie, Texas 75OgB Toll Free: (800) 527-7092 Website: wwwcarlisle-@w.com Gore Thickness Compressive Sbength Maximum Flow Rat€r Installed Horizontallf Fabric (FW4O2) Apparent Opening Size Water Flow Rate Grab Tensile $renoth Grab Elongation Puncfure Resistance System ASTM D 1777 ASruD 1621 ASTM D 4716 ASTM D 4716 ASTM D 4751 ASTM D 4491 ASTM D 4632 ASTM D 4632 ASTM D4833 in (mm) psf ftN/m1 gpm/fF (Umin/m2) gpm/fF (Umin/m,) US Sld Sieve (mrn) gprruft, (Umin/m) lbs (kN) Vo lbs (kN) 0.40 (10.16) 18,000 (862) 2't (260) 3.8 (47) 40 (0.42) 14s (5,907) 36s (1.62) 24 100 (0.44) 27,198 Codngt e Wairrp.lodng VAIL MARRIOTT ROOF REPLACEMENT Fire Prevention Plan Provided as a public service by osHcoN Occupational Safety and Health Consultation Program Alllanct Co||dlucilsl I Rccbnilm &!lEClumbcn Avr'88 P.O.Eor1€ Eaglc, OO 816ll 070)328490 Publication No. IISE{f 13A(146) Revised 01117106 191.0.39 Fire Prevention Plan The following fire prevention plan is provided only as a guide to assist employers and employees in complying with the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) Fire Prevention PIan Standard, 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 1910.39, as well as to provide other helpful information. It is not intended to supersede the requirements of the standard. An employer should review the standard for particular requirements that are applicable to their indiyidual situation, and make adjustments to this program that are specific to their company. An employer will need to add information relevant to their particular facility in order to develop an effective, comprehensive program. 191039 Flre hevention Plan Table of Contents I. Objective tr. Background m. Assignnent of Responsibility rV. Plan Implementation A. Good Housekeeping B. Maintenance V. Types of llazards A. Electrical Hazards B. Portable Heaters C. Office Ffue tlazards D. Cuning, Welding, and Open Flame Work E. Ftanmable and Combustible Materials F. Smoking VI. Training Vtr. Program Review VItr. Attachments A. Fke Risk Survey B. General Fire Prevention Checklist C. Exits Checklist D. Flammable and Combustible Marerid Checklist Fire Prevention Plan for UAI L MARRIOTT ROO F REPIA,CMENT ]UNE2M7 I. OBJECTIVE The purpose of this Fire Prevention Plan is to eliminate the causes of fue, prevent loss of life and property by fue, and to comply with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) standard on fue prevention, 29 CFR 1910.39. It provides employees with inforsration and guidelines that will assist them in recognizing, reporting, and controlling fire hazards. IL BACKGROTJI\D AWnce Restoration / VaiI Marriofr is committed to minimizing the threat of fire to employees, visitors, andproperty. AUiance Restoraion / Vail Marriofr complies with atl applicable laws, regulations, codes, and good practices pertaining to fire prevention. This Fire Prevention Plan s€rves to reduce the risk of fires atVail Maniafr in the following ways: A. identilies materials that are potential fire hazards and their proper handling and storage procedures; B. distinguishes potential ignition sources and the proper control procedures of those materials;C. describes fue protection equipment and./or systems used to control fire hazards; D. identifies persons responsible for maintaining the equipment and systems installed to prevent or control ignition offires; E. identifres persons responsible for the control and accumulation of flammable or combustible material; F. describes good housekeeping procedures necessary to insure the control of accumulated flammable and combustible waste material and residues to avoid a fire emergency; and G. provides training to employees with regard to fue hazards to which they may be exposed. Itr. ASSIGI\MENT OF RESPONSIBILITY Fire safety is everyoners responsibility. All employees should know how to prevent and respond to fires, and are responsible for adhering to company policy regarding fue emergencies. A. Management Management determines the Alliance Restoratian / Voit Marriofr hre prevention and protection policies. Management will provide adequate controls to provide a safe workplace, and will provide adequate resources and training to its employees to encourage fire prevention and the safest possible response in the event of a fire emergency. B. Plan Admini56a1e1 4 Alliance Restomtion shall manage the Fire Prevention Plan for Alliance Restamtian / Vail Marriafr, and shall maintain all records pertaining to the plan. The Plan Administrator shall also: 1. Develop and administer theAlliance Restoration / VaiI Muriott fue prevention training program. 2. Ensure that fue control equipment and systems are properly maintained. 3. Control fuel source hazards. 4. Conduct fire risk surveys (see Appendix A) and make recommendations. C. Supervison Supervisors are responsible for ensuring that employees receive appropriate fire safety training, and for notrfyngSite Suoerintcndent when changes in operation increase the risk of fne. Supervisors are also responsible for enforcingAlliance Restoration / VsiI Marriatt fue prevention and protection policies. D. Employees All employees shall: 1. Complete all required training before working without supervision. 2. Conduct operations safely to limit the risk of fire. 3. Report potential fre hazards to their supervisors. 4. Follow fire emergency procedures. Iv. PLAI{IMPI,EMENTATION A. Good Housekeeping To limit the risk of fires, employees shall take the following precautions: l. Minimize the storage of combustible materials. 2. Make sure that doors, hallways, stairs, and other exit routes are kept free of obstnrctions. 3. Dispose of combustible waste in covered, afutight, metal containers. 4. Use and store flammable materials in well-ventilated areas away from ignition sources. 5. Use only nonflammable cleaning products. 6. Keep incompatible (i.e., chemically reactive) substances away from each other. 7. Perform "hot work" (i.e., welding or working with an open flame or other ignition sources) in controlled and well-ventilated areas. 8. Keep equipment in good working order (i.e., inspect electrical wiring and appliances regularly and keep motors and machine tools free ofdust and grease. 9. Ensure that heating units are safeguarded. 10. Report all gas leaks immediately. AWhnce Restorotian / Vail Marrbtt sl;g1ll ensure that all gas leaks are repaired immediately upon notification. 11. Repair and clean up flammable liquid leaks immediately. 12. Keep work areas free of dust, lint, sawdust, scraps, and similar material. 13. Do not rely on extension cords if wiring improvements are needed, and take care not to overload circuits with multiple pieces of equipment. 14. Ensure that rcquired hot work permits are obtained. 15. Tum offelectrical equipment when not in use. B. Maintenance Alliancc Rcstoratianl will ensure that equipment is maintained according to manufacturers' specifications. Alliance Restoration / Vail Marriott will also comply with requirements of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) codes for specific equipment. Only properly trained individuals shall perfomr maintenance work. The following equipment is subject to the maintenance, inspection, and testing procedures: l. equipment installed to detect fuel leaks, control heating, and control pressurized systrems; 2. portable fre extinguishers, automatic sprinkler systems, and fixed extinguishing systems; 3. detection systems for smoke, heat, or flame; 4. fire alarrr systems; and 5. emergency backup systems and tbe equipment they support. V. TYPESOFIIAZARDS The following sections address the major workplace fire hazards at Alliance Restoration / Vail Marriafr's facilities and the procedurcs for controlling the hazards. A. Elecrical Fire Hazards Electrical system failures and the misuse of electrical equipment are leading causes of workplace fires. Fires can result from loose ground connections, wiring with frayed insulation, or overloaded fuses, circuits, motors, or outlets. To prevent electrical fires, employees shall: l. Make sure that worn wires are replaced. 2. Use only appropriately rated fuses. 3. Never use extension cords as substitutes for wiring improvements. 4. Use only approved extension cords [i.e., those with the Underwriters Laboratory (tll) or Factory Mutual (FM) labell. 5. Check wiring in hazardous locations where the risk of fire is especially high. 6. Check electrical equipment to ensure that it is either properly grounded or double insulated. 7. Ensure adequate spacing while performing maintenance. B. Portable Heaters All portable heaters shall be approved by AHI. Portable electric heaters shall have tipover protection that automatically shuts off the unit when it is tipped over. There shall be adequate clearance between the heater and combustible furnishings or other materials at all times. C. Office Fire Hazards Fire risks are not limited to Vail Maniou's industrial facilities. Fires in offices have become more likely because of the increased use of electrical equipment, such as computers and fax machines. To prevent ofFrce fues, employees shall: l. Avoid overloading circuits with ofFrce equipment. 2. Turn off nonessential electrical equipment at the end of each workday. 3. Keep storage areas clear of rubbish. 4. Ensure that extension cords are not placed under carpets. 5. Ensure that trash and paper set aside for recycling is not allowed to accumulate. D. Cutting, Welding, and Open Flame Work AUiance Restoration will ensure the following: l. All necessary hot work permits have been obtained prior to work beginning. 2. Cutting and welding are done by authorized personnel in designated cutting and welding areas whenever possible. 3. Adequate ventilation is provided. 4. Torches, regulators, pressure-reducing valves, and manifolds are UL listed or FM approved. 5. Oxygen-fuel gas systems are equipped with listed and/or approved backflow valves and pressure-relief devices. 6. Cutters, welders, and helpers are wearing eye protection and protective clothing as appropriate. 7. Cutting or welding is prohibited in sprinklered areas while sprinkler protection is out of sewice. 8. Cutting or welding is prohibited in areas where explosive atrnospheres of gases, vapors, or dusts could develop from residues or accumulations in confined spaces. 9. Cutting or welding is prohibited on metal walls, ceilings, or roofs built of combustible sandwich+ype panel consftuction or having combustible covering. 10. Confined spaces such as tanks are tested to ensure that the atmosphere is not over ten percent of the lower flarnmable limit before cutting or welding in or on the tank. 11. Small tanks, piping, or containers that crnnot be entered are cleaned, purged, and tested before cutting or welding on them begins. 12. Fire watch has been established. E. Flammable and Combustible Materials Site Superintendent shall regularly evaluate the presence of combustible materials at VaiJ Maniofr Roof (see Appendix D). Certain types of substances can igrrite at relatively low temperatures or pose a risk of catastrophic explosion ifignited. Such substances obviously require special care and !p1dling. 1. Class A combustibles. These include conmon combustible materials (wood, paper, cloth, rubber, and plastics) that can act as fuel and are found in non-specialized areas such as offices. To handle Class A combustibles safely: a. Dispose of waste daily. b. Keep trash in metal-lined receptacles with tight-flrtting covers (metal wastebaskets that are emptied every day do not need to be covered). c. Keep work areas clean and free of fuel paths that could allow a fire to spread. d. Keep combustibles away from accidental ignition sources, such as hot plates, soldering irons, or other heat- or spark-producing devices. e. Store paper stock in metal cabinets. f. Store rags in metal bins with self-closing lids. g. Do not order excessive amounts of combustibles. h. Make frequent inspections to anticipate fues before they start. Vy'ater, multi-purpose dry chemical (ABC), and halon l2Il are approved flue extinguishing agents for Class A combustibles. 2. Class B combustibles. These include flammable and combustible liquids (oils, greases, tars, oil-based paints, and lacquers), flarnmable gases, and flammable aerosols. To handle Class B combustibles safelv: a. Use only approved pumps, taking suction from the top, to dispense liquids from tanks, druns, barrels, or similar containers (or use approved self-closing valves or faucets). b. Do not dispense Class B flammable liquids into containers unless the nozzle and conCainer are electrically interconnected by contact or by a bondi.g wire. Either the tank or container must be grounded.c. store, handle, and use class B combustibles only in approved locations where vapors are prevented from reaching ignition sources such as heating or electric equipment, open flames, or mechanical or electric sparks. d. Do not use a flammable liquid as a cleaning agent inside a building (the only exception is in a closed machine approved for cleaning with flammable liquids). e. Do not use, handle, or store Class B combustibles near exits, stairs, or any other areas normally used as exits.f. Do not weld, cut, gdnd, or use unsafe electrical appliances or equipment near Class B combustibles. g. Do not generate heat, allow an open flame, or smoke near Class B combustibles. h. Know the location of and how to use the nearest portable fue extinguisher rated for Class B fue. Water should not be used to extinguish Class B fires caused by flammable liquids. Water can cause the buming liquid to spread, making the fire worse. To extinguish a fre caused by flammable liquids, exclude the air around the buming liquid. The following fue-extinguishing agents are approved for Class B combustibles: carbon dioxide, multi-purpose dry chemical (ABC), halon 1301, and halon l2l l. (NOTE: Halon has been determined to be an ozone-depleting substance and is no longer being manufactured. Existing systems using halon can be kept in place.) F. Smoking Smoking is prohibited inallVail Maniat buildings. Certain outdoor are:u rrury also be designated as no smoking areas. The areas in which smoking is prohibited outdoors are identified by NO SMOKING signs. Roofing Kettles Fired roofing kettles shall not be operated on roofs ofbuildings unless permission is granted by the Fire Commissioner. There shall be at least one 20 BC portable fire extinguisher within 30 feet horizontal travel distance of every roofing keule at all times while the unit is in operation. AHI requirements: VI. TRAINING Ahialcc Restoration shall present basic fue prevention training to all employees upon emplolment, and shall maintain documentation of the training, which includes: A. review of 29 CFR 1910.38, including how it can be accessed;B. this Fire Prevention Plan, including how it can be accessed;C. good housekeepingpractices; D. properresponse and notification in the event ofa fire;E. instruction on the use of portable fire extinguishers (as detemrined by company policy in the Emergency Action plan); andF. recognition ofpotential fire hazards. Supervisors shall train employees about the fire hazards associated with the specific materials and processes to which they are exposed, and will maintain documentation of the training. Employees will receive this training: A. at their initial assignment; B. annually; and C. when changes in work processes necessitare additional training. vIL PROGRAM REVIEW Alliance Restoratian shall review this Fire hevention Plan throughout the roof replacement project for necessary changes. 10 Appendix A Fire Risk Survey Vail Msrriafr Northeast FIat Roof Type of Fire Hazard Location Emergency Actions Required PPE Completed by:Date: ll pYes a No fYes o No fYes oNo TYes o No fYes o No Appendix B A0iance Restoration / Vail Maniafr General Fire Prevention Checklist Use this checklist to ensure fue prevention measures conform with the general fire prevention requirements found in OSHA standards. p Yes o No Is the local fire department acquainted with your facility, its location, and specific hazards? If you have a flue alarm system, is it tested at least annually? If you have interior stand pipes and valves, are they inspected regularly? If you have outside private fre hydrants, are they on a routine preventive maintenance schedule and flushed at least once a year? Are fue doors and shutters in good operating condition? Are fue doors and shutters unobstnrcted and protected against obstructions, including their counterweights? pYes o No Are automatic sprinkler system water control valves, air pressure, and water pressure checked weekly or periodically? o Yes pNo Has responsibility for the maintenance of automatic sprinkler systems been assigned to an employee or contractor? f,Yes o No Are sprinkler heads protected by metal guards? g Yes o No Is proper clearance maintained below sprinkler heads? F{es o No Are portable fire extinguishers provided in adequate number and type?* FYes D No Are fire extinguishers mounted in readily accessible locations?* drYes o No Are fire extinguishers recharged regularly with the recharge date noted on an' inspection tag?* $,Yes o No Are employees periodically instructed in the use of extinguishers and fue protection procedures?* *(NOTE: Use of fire extinguishers is based on company policy rcgarding employee fire fighting in your Emergency Action Plan and local firc code.) ^ e+r<r- P*-:rcaa.ri-to*Completedby: |{uu. 12 Appendix C Ahiance Restoration / VaiJ Marriatt Exits Checklist Use this checklist to evaluate Allhnce Restoratian / VaiJ Marriatt's compliance with OSHA's standard on emergency exit routes. f.Yes n No Is each exit marked with an exit sign and illuminated by a reliable light source? fYes o No Are the directions to exits, when not immediately apparent, marked with visible signs? fYes o No Are doors, passageways, or stairways that are neither exits nor access to exits, and which could be mistaken for exits. marked "NOT AN EXIT'or other appropriate marking? pYes o No Are exit signs provided with the word "EXIT'in letters at least five inches high and with lettering at least one inch wide? pYes oNo Areexitdoorsside-hinged? f Yes o No fueallexitskeptfreeofobstructions? TYes o No Are there at least two exit routes provided from elevated platforrrs, pits, or' rooms where the absence of a second exit would increase the risk of injury from hot, poisonous, cortrosive, suffocating, flammable, or explosive substances? pYes o No Is the number of exits from each floor of a building and from the building itself' appropriate for the building occupancy? (NOTE: Do not count revolving, sliding, or overhead doors when evaluating whether there are sufFrcient exits.) fYes o No Are exit stairways that are required to be separated from other parts of a building enclosed by at least one-hour fire-resistant walls (or at least two.hour fire-resistant walls in buildings over four stories high)? I Yes o No Are the slopes of ramps used as part of emergency building exits limited to one foot vertical and12 feet horizontal? fYes o No Are glass doors or storm doors fully tempered, and do they meet the safety requirements for human impact? pYes o No Can exit doors be opened from the direction of exit travel without the use of a key or any special knowledge or effort? g0Yes o No Are doors on cold storage rooms provided with an inside release mechanism l3 fYes o No tlnt will release the latch and open the door even if it's padlocked or otherwise locked on the outside? Where exit doors open directly onto any street, alley, or other area where vehicles rray be operated, are adequate barriers and wamings provided to prevent employees from stepping into the path of traffic? Are doors rhat swing in both directions and are located befween rooms where there is frequent traffic equipped with glass viewing panels? fYes oNo completeduy: Auu,ar.ae- &.tir*nftnt o*", vlulze-t t4 Appendix D AUiance Resnrafian / Vail Marriatt Ilammable and Combustible Material Checklist Use this checklist to evaluarc AUiance Restorotian / Vail Marriafr's compliance with OSHA's standards on flammable and combustible materials: fles oNo pYes oNo Are combustible scrap, debris, and waste materials such as oily rags stored in covered metal receptacles and removed from the worksite promptly? Are approved containers and tanks used for the storage and handling of flammable and combustible liquids? pYes oNo Are all connections on drurns and combustible liquid piping vapor and liquid tiCht? pYes oNo Are all flammable liquids kept in closed containers when not in use? {Yes oNo Are metal drums of flammable liquids electrically grounded during pYes oNo dispensing? Do storage rooms for flamrnable and combustible liquids have appropriate ventilation svstems? p,Yes oNo Are NO SMOKING signs posted on liquefied petroleum gas tanks? pYes oNo Are all solvent wastes and flammable liquids kept in fire-resistant covered containers until they are removed from the worksite? fles oNo Is vacuuming used whenever possible rather than blowing or sweeping combustible dust? fles oNo Are fuel gas cylinders and oxygen cylinders separated by distances or fire- resistant barriers while in storage? yYes aNo Are fne extinguishers appropriate for the materials in the aleas where they are mounted?* pYes oNo Are appropriate fire extinguishers mounted within 75 feet of outside areas containing flammable liquids and within 10 feet of any inside storage area for such materials?* qXes nNo Are extinguishers free from obstruction or blockage?* fles oNo Are all extinguishers serviced, maintained, and tagged at least once a year?* l5 pYes oNo loYes oNo pes oNo -fYes oNo sNo oNo pYes pYes Are all extinguishers fully charged and in their designated places?* Where sprinkler systems are penn€urently installed, are the nozzle heads directed or arranged so that water will not be sprayed into operating electrical switchboards and equipment? Are NO SMOKING signs posted in areas where flammable or combustible materials are used or stored? Are safety cans utilized for dispensing flammable or combustible liquids at the point ofuse? fue all spills of flammable or combustible liquids cleaned up promptly? Are storage tanks adequately vented to prevent the development of an excessive vacuum or pressure that could result from filling, emptying, or temperature changes? *(NOTE Use of fire extinguishers is based on company policy regarding employee fire fighting in yow Emergency Action Plan and local fire code.) Completed by:Nr-u | &r{a€* QaSt#<I'terl o*", ufvlz*'t 16 tf ,l^ot Town of Vail FFIfiH CO - q coPtsS 67u lor 0 t\-'c- Pt-,F *sse,,-cu/ Nsr*c*e-O (Z dtr-c- \<-1'sr-* coeDrlro"5) PY AL t u x f,S A B-.-F €eq-'r Z€s€-srTS llr Enc* 4-6(ut3LE 5? Ez SWET ItA?ftf *9€ fqsoA{.-oJ" hee- 3#.-,r..t vNDE2. fi-reervtrn ii{ ruL oo an7 lU TOWN !F VAIL (9z dt =t d.Uzo(J Ftn 6s, UJ lr|a lrto-F dlI(9UtZ4soaoLJJF IJ. 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GENERAL 1.1 SECTION INCLUDES: Installation of patented Vapor-Lock Reinforced hot-applied membranewaterproofing slatem on surhces indicated on drawings, consisting of preparation of existing and repaired surfaces, ieiling of oacks andjoints, application of CCW-711-90 Sheet Membrane and CCW-500 Hot-Applied Membrane. 1.2 RELATED SECTIONS A. Section 03150 - Expansion JointsB. Ses.tion 03300 - Cast-ln-Place Goncrete.C. Section 06125 - Wood Decking.D, Section 07900 - Caulking and Sealanls.E. Division 15 - Floor Drains and Standpipes.F. Division 16 - Conduit and other Electrical. 1.3 REFERENCES SYSTEM DESCRIPTION Product provided by this Section is a 215 mil thick, reinforced, hot-applierJ rubberized asphalt membrane sYslem, consisting of one layer of CCW-71 1 -90 fabric reinforced membrane and one lapr of hotepplied rubberized asphalt membrane. SUBMITTALS A. General: Submit in accordance with Section 01300.B. Product Data: Submit manufracfurer's product literafure and installation instructions.C. Subconfacto/s approval by Manufacturer: Submit document strating manufacture/s acceptance of subconlractor as an Approved Applicator for the specified materials.D. Wananty: Submit a sample wananty identiffing the terms and conditions stated in Section 1.7. QUALIryASSURANCE A. Applicator Qualifications: Applicator shall be experienced in applying the same or similar materials and shall be specifically approved in writing by the membrane manufacturer.B. Regulatory Requirements: Complywith applicable codes, regulations, ordinances, and laws regarding _ gse and application of products that contain volatile organic compounds (VOC).C' Pre-Application Conference: Prior to beginning work, convene a conference to review conditions, installation procedures, schedules and coordination with other work. A B. 1.4 1.5 1.6 07142-1 Goattugs a Wabrpooftng DESCRIPTION Catlisle s \4rpor+od( Sy$em ulilias the CCV\I-711 sheet mernbrane as a preformed first course on difficult to waterproof subslrates such as lightweight structural concrete and wood. The CCW-71 1-90 sheet membrane is a gGmil thick composite consisting of a self-adhering rubberized asphalt membrane laminated to high-sbengrth, heat-resistant woven pollpropylene mesh. The woven mesh is designed towihshnd high tramperaturesallorring the membrane to becorne an integral reinforcement part of the CCW-500R HotApplied Membrane Sptem. The second course of the Carlisle Vapor-Lock System is the application of CCW-500. The CCW-500 is a single component rubberized asphalt compound that forms a tough, freible, monolithic memhane over lhe CCW-711 sheet membrane. :Ihe fast set up time speeds the' completion of the waterproofing sptem. TYPICAL USES Carlisle's Vapor-Lock Sptem is used to waterproof lightweight sbuc.tural decks, irwerted roof sTstems with steel decks covercd by grlpsum, Den+Decl€or plywood. The Vaportock Sptem is also ideal for conveniional waterproofing of split slabs, tunnels and plaza decks. LIMITATIONS. Do not apply CCW-71 1 -90 membnane if tempeftfiIre is less than 25"F. Do not apply CCW-SOO membrane if temperature is less than 0'F. Do not install uraterproofing b adamp, ftostyorcontaminded surfae.. Atemate Subsfates: Adequate sfuctural support and the number, type and location of fasteners required to meet applicable codes should be determined and verifi ed by the project engineer.. Steel decking shall be 22 gauge minimum covered with 5/8" minimum fire rated Type X gypsum board or approved€qual.. Wood decking shall be 112'minimum exterior grade tongue-andgroove pl),rood installed with the long dimension perpendiarlar to joists. All but joints shall be supported by framing. PACKAGING CCW-500 is packaged in 45 lb. blocks, one block per carton, 64 cartons per pallet Each block is sealed in a polyehylene bag inside the carton. The block, including he bag, is placed in the ketUe, leaving only disposal of the carton. CCW-711 sheet membrane is packaged on rolls in ihe following sizes: 18" X 45' (67.5 sq. ft.) 36' X 45' (135 sq. ft.) APPLICABLE STANDARDS 1. US Patent # 5,979,133 ian Speeificalion CGS&37.50-M89 4. City of New York MEA#63-9&M PROPERW TEST IIETHOD Soli& contenl ASTM D-1353 Flow ASTTU D-5329 Pcnctr.tion ASTM D-5329 (1/101h mm) Flash Pohl ASTM D93 l/Velar Vapor ASTM E-96 (B) Pcrmcance Toughness CGSB-37.50-1189 Ratio of Toughness CGSB-37.50{i189 to peak load Adhesion Soffening Viscosily Wit.. Absorption Pinholing Low Temperature flsxibility 100% @ 140'F,0 mm (!rrFr76 @ lZlE = 159 568'F 0.02 pcrms 19J 0.09 CGSN-37.50-ltl89 Pass ASTM D-36 202.F CGSB-3750-M89 3 sccond3 (CGS&37.5&M89 96 h'3. = 0.05 g max. 0.35 9 lgaint) CGS&37.50-M89 No vbible pinholca CGSB-37.50-M89 Pass Pa3s No chengo No !ficst 0.F RESULTS Low tsmparature CGSB-37.50-M89 crack bridging H3at stability CGS&37.50-M89 In vFcostly, p€netration, flow or low temp flexibility rft;r rging Resilicncy ASTM D-3407 52% Rcaistance to mild acids Minimum ambiet temperaturg for application COVERAGE The bllowing is a guide to estimab the amount of mate rials required for various membrane thicknesses. 215 mils applied = 1.23 lbs/ff = 7.46 ftl/gal. 180 mils applied = 1.03 lbsfF = 8.91 ff/gal. 90 mils applied = .51 lbs/ft2 =17.83 ff/gal. IITTARNINGS AND HAZARDS Use wilh adequate ventilation. Workers must use poper protection to prevent bums. Refer to the MSDS lor im- pwtant wamings and product information. Coatings & Wftrprcofing DESCRIPTION ThE CCW-500R System utilizes CCW-500 Hot Applied Liquid Membrane; a single @mponent, rubberized asphalt compound that forms a tough, flexible, thick, uaterproofing membrane. CCW-500 adheres tenaciously to virtually any sound surface, vertical or horizontal to assure water wih not migrate beneath he membrane in the event of physical damage. The fast set up time speeds the completion of frre waterproofing. CCW-500 Hot Applied Liquid Membrane is applied in a thick, monolithic coating utilizing CCW Rein- forcing Fabric whidr allows for a wide variety of substrate conditions. TYPICAL USES CCW-500R is used for waterproofing spllt slab construction prcjects and is especially suited as he wateproofing mem- brane on roof decks using the inverted roof system. LIMITATIONS . Do not use on exposed or wearing surfaces. . Not reommended over lightweight insulated concrete. . lf metal pan is used for concrete form, the metal pan must be vented. . Consult with Carlisle's representrative before using CCW- 500R on any type lightweight concrete, concrete with curing compounds oradditives, deckswhich have existing wateprcofing materials . Do not apply below ooF or lo damp, frosty or contaminated surfaces. PACKAGING CCW-S@ is packaged in 45 lb. blocks, one block per carton, 64 cartons per pallet. Each bloe* is sealed in a polyethylene bag inside he carton. The block, including the bag, is placed in the kettle, leaving only disposal of the carton. The CGW Reinforcing Fabric is packaged in a rolls ot 59" X 610'(3000ft'z)weight approx. 30 lbs. 36' X 667' (2000ff)weight appror 24 lbs. APPLICABLE STANDARDS 1. US Patent # 5,979,133 - 2. Canadian Soecification CGSB-37.50-M89 - 4. Cityof NewYork MEA#63-9&M 5. Miami-Dade COVERAGE The following is a guide to estimate the amount of matedals reguired for various membrane thicknesses. 215 mils applied = 180 mils applied = 90 mils applied = 't.23 lbslff = 7.46 ftrlgal. 1.03 lbs,t, = 8.91 ff/gal. .51 lbs/fiz = 17.83 ftr/gal. WARNINGSAND HAZARDS Use with adequate venlilation. Worl(ers musl use proper protection to prevent bums. Refar to the MSDS for important wamings and produd intormation. Solids contgnl Flo,v PsnBbalion (1/10h mm) Flash Poinl V\rat6r \hpor PBrmeance Toughness Ralio ofToughness lo peak load Adhasion Viscoslty Water Absorption Pinholing Low TempsraturB f,adblig Lou/ tErperaEre CGse37.50-1189 crack brtdging Hsat Etabl[ty CGS&37.50-M89 ASTM D1353 ASTM D€329 ASTM 0.5329 ASTM D-92 ASTM E-96 (E) ccss37.5&M89 cGs&37.5G,M89 cGs&37.5&M8{l cGsB€750-rr89 (cGS&37.50-M89 max. 0.35 g [gainl) ccs&37.50-M89 cGS&37.50-M89 100% @ l'lOF, 0 nrn @77t=a3 @ lZcF = 159 579F 0.02 pans 37.4' 0.117 Pass I sacdds 96 hrs. = 0.16 g tto visiue phholss pass pass No darEE in viscGity. penebalion, f,ou, or low t€mp nadHlity afiet aging Rasiliencl ASTM D€407 R8sisbn€ to mild adds' iihimum ambi€r bmDeraturs for applicadon I MapOuput Page I of I Wtxcg Fwf KoF oFl t1+\> <E-4TloN, http://gisweb.eaglecounty.uVservlet/com.esri.esrimap.Esrimap?ServiceName=overview&C1... 61612ffi7 6. ='Eso-r 9*Eg r :-co<lf !Hsn; ic;ea 5 i',HE e$|! 00090 trEOtrO n I ,JJ dl ) sl $ rd TAfl u J FJ(} Ld * \&. .:l I MANUFACTURER'S GUIDE SPECIFICATION sEcTtoN 07142 VAPOR.LOCK REIN FORCED, HOT.APPLIED M EM BRAN E WATERPROOFI NG Coatings & Waterproofing ,;l sEcTtoN 07142 VAPOR.LOCK REINFORCED, HOT-APPLIED MEMBMNE WATERPROOFING PART 1 . GENERAL 1,1 SECTION INCLUDES: Installation of patented Vapor-Lock Reinforced hot-applied membrane waterproofing system on surhcesindicated on drawin-q:9lsl:ting-of preparation oieiiiting ino iepatieo surfaces, seating of qacks andjoints, application of CCW-71t-go she6t Membrane anobcw-sbo Hot-Apptied Membrane. 1.2 RELATED SECTIONS A. Section 03150 - Expansion JointsB. Section 03300 - Cast-ln-place Concrete.C. Section 06125 - Wood Decking.D. Section 07900 - Caulking and Sealants.E. Division 1 S - Floor Draini and Standoioes.F. Division 16 - Conduil and other gpciribf. 1.3 REFERENCES A ASTM applicable standards and test methods.B. UL 790 Tests for Fire Resistance of Roof Materials. 1.4 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION Product provided by this section is a 215 mil thick, reinforced, hot-applied rubberized asphalt membranesystem' consisting of one layer of CCW-71 1-90 fabric reinforced membrane and one taferornot-apprieorubberized asphalt membrane. 1.5 SUBMITTALS A General: Submit in accordance with Section 01300.B' Product Data: Submit manufacture/s product literature and installation instructions.c' subcontractot's approval by Manufa&urer: submit ooclrmJni itating manufacture/s acceptiance ofsubcontractor as. an Approved Appricator for the specified materiais. 'D' Wananty: Submil a sample wanbirty identifoing tnb tirmi "no- "onoitionr state€t in Section 1.7. 1.6 QUALIryASSURANCE A Applicator Qualffications: Applicator shall be experienced in applying the same or similar materials and - shall be specificarty approved in writing by the membrane manufucturer.B' Regulatory Requ.irements: .complywi[h ipplicable cooes, relulations, oroinances, and laws regarding ^ use and apprication o-f products that contain voratire organic impounds (voc).c' Pre-Application confeience: . Prior to beginning worf, convene J ionference to review conditions,instarration procedures, schedures and coJrdinatr:on witir other wori. - 07142-1 1.7 WARRANTY A' Provide a written, single source wananty for all snlem pmponents agreeing that during the warranty $?illlJ:"tr;Tijir"*?f ;T3fror repiaoemenl of oereaive maieridis "f ,fu ;b,fi#is ;]"t"; B' The formation or presence of mold or fungi in a building is dependent upon a broad range oi factorsincluding, but not limiled to' the presence of spores a-no nutfteni sources, moisture, temperatures,climatic cond]tigl.?j relative humidity, and.heaiintv€;iiLing'rrt"r. and rheir maintenance andoperating capabilities. T hese f actois are beyonJthe contrir dfcaaisb and carlisle shall not beresponsible for any claims, repairs, restoration, or aamages r;rating to the presence of any initrants,contiaminants, vapors, tumes' molds, tungi, oacierla, ipoiEs, mv"-oi&inr, or the tike in any building or inthe air, land, or water serving the buitding. .I.8 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING A' Deliver materialg to Project site in original, factory-sealed, unopened containers bearing manufacturersname and labe-l intact and legible with following informatibn.:- - '-- ' l. Name of material.2, Manufacturer,s stock number and date of manufacture.3. Material safety data sheet.B' store flashing,membrane, mastic and primer in a protected area out of direct sunlight. protect from rainand physical darnage. 1.9 PROJECTCONDITIONS A' Do not apply CcW-71 1 -90 membrane if temperature is less than 25 degrees F. Do not appty ccw-soog:Um1$t:illj::r* is less than 0 delrees r. oo noi rnstarr ilaterprooRng to a dinip, rrostv or B' coordinate wateproofing work with other bades..The applicator shall have sole right of access to the_ specified areas for the time needed to complete tne apgibation. - - c' Protect adjoining surfaces not t9 be r,rratefioofed "g"i;5i;;;;;e or soiting. protect ptants, vegetationand animars which might be affected by *aterprooilng op"Ltioi..-' - D' wam Personnel agains!{eStfins or vJpors and contract'of material with skin or eyes. wear applicableprotective clothing and respiratory protection gear.E' Keep flammable products iway trbm spa* or -flame. Do not allow the use of spark producing equipment - 9yrins application and untir ail vapors irave dissipated. post "No sMoKING" signs.F' lf#tfil! y# area in a neat and orderly condition, r".ouing eml['containers, iags, and rubbish ctaily PART 2. PRODUCTS 2.1 MANUFACTURERS Provide products manufactured-and supplied. by^carlisle Coatings and waterproofing Incorporated 900Hensrey Lane, wyrie, Texas 75098, phone: $oo) szt-togz iii. (ei2l aaz-ooza. 2.2 PRODUCTS A' Preformed sheet membrane: Shall be CCW-711-90 90 Mil Sheet Membrane with polypropylene fabricreinforcement.B' Hot applied liquid membrane: Shall be ccw-500!_oJ Annlied Membrane, rubberized asphalt compounct,and shall meet or exceed the requirements of CGSB_i7.SG.MB9. - 07142-2 2.3 ACCESSORY PRODUCTS Flashings: Shall be ccw-71J-90 90 Mit Flashing or CCW 60 mil uncured neoprene for non-exposedareas and Sure.Sealz EpDM Flashing for expos-ed areas. lurface Primer: Shall be CCW-702 forccw-zt t -so rembrane applications and CGW-702 under CCW-500 for flashing and detail applications. Mastic: Shall be CCW-704 Mastic. sealants: shall be ccw'703 vertical Grade LIQUIsEAL@ Membrane or cGW-201 two componentPolyurethane Sealant. Backer Rod: Shall be closed-cell polyethylene foam rod.Expansion Joints: Shall Oe tne e.t'-StiO Protection Course: Shall be CCW protection Board-H or HS.Root Banier: Shall be the RMB 400 with t ""t,eiO"O ,""r,Drainage Gomposite: Shall be ccw MiraohAN@ "-, ,".orr"nded by the manufacturer for eachcondition. Insulation: shall be extruded polystyrene insulation with a minimum 60 psi compressive strength asmanufactlred by Foamular or Dow. - lav.ers: where required, shall be as recommended and supplied by the membrane manufacturer.l,"I'q*r qf in_ap! Qvs.!em: wnere requireo,-snJio"'bcw euickDRAtNil.n'r' l-rotecrrve Mat shail be appried over insuration prior to bailast pracement. PART 3. EXECUTION 3.'t INSPECT|ON A Before any walerproofing work is started. lhe. waterproofing appticator shall thoroughly examine allsurfiaces for anydeficiencies. should any deficienciei"iLi in"Tr"h,at""t, o*n"r, or general contractorshall be notified in writing and conectioni made.B. Condition of Concrete Sirfaces: 1' The concrete surfaces shall be.of sound structural grade, 3500 psi minimum, and shallhave a smooth finish, free of voids, spalls, sharp proi^"ion" or loose "gg."g"i"l -2' concrete shall be cured bv water ci,"!s qJthg{'ffi;; compounds must be of the puresodium.siricate.type and bL approved b:y the cartisre reiresentiative.3' concrete shail bd cured at reiit z oap'and rh"ti b;;dp"a ror froper drainage.4' V-oids exceedin g 1.Q', roek pockets ano excessi,rerv rouirr su.ra'cei srrJi ueEfaireo witna.pproyed non_shrink grout or ground to match the unreiaired areas.5' Two stage drains shall have a irinimum 3 il;h fl-g;;;! oe insiJei witrr the flange flushand level with the concrete surface.6. Surfaces at cold joints shall be on the same plane. c' Altemate Substr.ates: Adequate structural s upport and the number, type and location of fastenersrequired to meet appricabre codes shourd be dctermined ano uerirlo'uy [.,e;.d;il;;;; *" 1' si::l 99|kins.shattbe22 gause minimum covered *ith d,,e;"i6il-r-r-r#'ii"o rp" xSypsym board or approved equal.2' Wood decking shall be 1/2" minimum exterior grade tongue and groove plywood installedwith the long dimension perpendic-ulartoioists.iriouttioints shall besupported byframing. 3.2 SURFACEPREPARATIONA' The substrate s:.{a@ TYst b-9 thoroughly c1.ean, dry and free from any surface contaminates or cleaningresidue that may harmfully affect the iOtiesion of the membrane.q Detail expansion joints pei manuiactuier=s recommendalion.c' Flashino MPth-o3-A&-fo4A): Apply ccw-702 primer at the juncture of alt horizontral surfaces andvertical surfaces to the height indiiit6d on the ora;ind (s";i;."""iilr"n0"0), such as parapetwals,curbs, columns and all penetrations through the detk'at a rate oi soo-sso sq. ft. per gallon. AvoidpUdd|es.A||owprimertodryfor1hourminimum,8hoursmaximum.@ tg we! orimer' Apply 6G90 mils of ccw-500 meilor"n"io "ou"i prtr6o "r"".. Instail ccw-711-90 milsheet membrane or uncured neoplene flashing into tnis nrsl co,lo" or ccw-soo to cover lhe vertical 07142-3 section and edend 6-inches onto deck surface. Flashing installation may be done during crack and jointtreatnent or during installation of the first layer of ccW-500 ;;;iln". comptetety cover all f,ashingmaterial during in-shllati_on of the subsequeni taprs or Ccwsoo remorane. rbrminlu nasning'on ua1per Carlisle 500-9 Details.D' lnstall sure-seal EPDlrrl flashings in exposed areas per Carlisle recornmendatbns (VL-500-,48). Atwaysclean and prlme EPDM with EP-is Splice Giment pei caaisrc sprice iroceaur"'prio, toappllcation of GGW-500 membrane.E' Apply a thin film of ccw-550 Primer in a 4 foot square area around drains. Allow primer to dry .t hourminimum. 8 hours m?1T.9T: ApPly 90 mils ot ccw-soo r".uon" to "over primed areas. lnstall a 3fool square section of CCW-711-90 or uncured neoprene n"tning ouer r,e orain and onto he deck. Nosplices or seams are allowed within 3'of the-drain flinge. rerminhlGe nasning ";o"itir" d"r;'ing ,ingof the drain and cut away the inner portion of the natiit. use irm fressure to press the llashing againstthe CCW-500 surface and ensure good adhesion. Do iot interfer6 with weep'holes. --." 'g -l 3.3 APPLICATION A" Apply CCW-702 primerto allsurfaces to receive CcW-711-90 Sheet Membrane at a rate of 30G,3S0 sq.ft' per gallon. Avoid puddles. Allow primer to dryfor t hour minimum,S hours .""i.rr. rti"rili""*irr_ not orooerlv adhere to wet orimer.B' Apply CCW-71t-So Sheet Membrane ftom_bw to high point, in a shingle fashion so that laps will shedwater' Begin installation at lorr edge of d_ecf, ove-rtaipinj norizontil portion oi prevloulv inrt n"oflashings. overtap all edges at least i-1l2"..End iaps sniiu"-staggEred. piace sneet hiemu;an'e carenrrryso as to avoid wrinkles and fish-mouths. After installation, rofl wfilia metral rollerwrappeo rriut aieriri"ntmateriar. Roler shourd be 'tg'- 24" wide and weigh at reast 100 rbs.C' Heat CCW-500 Membrane blocks in a twin wall kelUe with continuous agitiation and apply between 375 to_ 395 F (caution: Do not exceed maximum safe operaung teipenlire-or aoar.1.D' Apply a coat of ccw-S@.Hot Applied Membrand at a rale ot t-s sl. n. per galon or as required to obtain - an average thickness of 125 mils. Total thickness of the CCW vipor-t-odr Sptem srrllfo" zis,irs.E' Apply CCw-500 over the ccw-711-90 sheet membrane and CCW-Uncured tteopren" rr""r'ing.F. Apply CCW protection Board H or HS into the last murs" of CCW_500 "nO iUid m"protection board seams togeheiwith CCW_SOO. 3.4 FLOOD TEST A' Allow CcW-So0.LuTlprang t9 cool. Plug drains and provide baniers necessary to contain flood water.B' Flood surface with 2' head of water for i4 hours. tnipect roi reaislno repaiimembrane ntelis arefound. Retest after making repairs. 3.5 PROTECTION COURSE A' Install CCW QuickDMlN Perimeter Drainage System as the first course of drainage compositeimmediately after membrane has cured on vertical surfaces. Install CCW MiraDRiltt DdnageComposite.B' Instrall CCWMhaDMlN.Drainage Composite 9000 or 9900 over CCW protection Board-H or HSProtectionCourseimmediatelyafterfloodtestingonhorizontal surfaces. tffloootestin!iJoJaGo,lnstarr_ a temporary co]/ering to protect the CCW-500 membrane from damage by other t?jesC. Apply the RM,B 490 in planter areas covered with soit. Apply over proiection Board and beneaththe MiraDRAlN. RMB 400 splices are a minimum of + incnes and heat welded End of Section Cadisle, Vapor-Lock, Sure-leal, CCW MiraDMlN, CGW QuickDMlN, and Liquiseat are trademarks of CarlisteGorporation. @ 1 996, 2005 Carlisle Corporation Foamularn is a tademark of Otens Coming Down is a trademark of Dow Chemical 071424 & Wateryrcofir1g DESCRIPTION Carlisle's Vapor-l_ock System utilizes the CCW_Z11 sheet membrane as a preformed first course on difficult to waterproof substrates such as lightweight structural concrete and wood. The CCW-711-90 sheet membrane isa.gOflil thick composite consisting of a self_adhering rubberized asphalt membrane taminabd to highstrengh] heat+esistant woven polypropylene mesh. The,,,oien mesh is designed towihstand hi,gh temperaturesallodng the membrane to become an integral reinforcement pai of the CCW-500R HotApplied Membmne Sptem. The second oourse of the Carlisle Vapor{ock System b the application of CCW-SOO. The CCW-5@ isL single component rubbedzed asphalt compound that formJ a torgh, flexible, monolithic mernbrane over he CCW-Z1i sheet membrane. The fast set up time speeds the completion of the waterproofing s!4stem. TYPICAL USES Carlisle's Vapor-Lock System is used to waterproof lightweight sbucfural decks, inverted roof sptemi with sbeldecks covercd by grpsum, Ders-Declf or plyntoo<i. The Vapor-Lock Sptem is also ideal for conventional waterproofing of split slabs, funnels and plaza decks. LIMITATIONS. Do not apply CCW-ZI 1-90 membrane if temperature is less than 25'F. Do not apply CCW-500 membrane iftemperature is less than 0.F. Do not install uEterproofng b a damp, fiosty or contrninated surfae.. Alternate SubsHes:Adequate shrctrral support and the number, type and location of fasteners required to meet applicable codes should be determined and verified bythe project engineer.. $eel decking shall be 22 gauge minimum covercd wih 5/8'mlnimum fire rated Type X gypsum board or approvedequal. Wood decking shall be 1// minimum oderior grade tongu+and{roove plywood instralled with the long dimension perpendicular to joists. All butt joints shatl besupported byfiaming. PACKAGING CCW-500 is packaged in 45 lb. blocks, one btock per carton, 64 carlons per pallet. Each block is sealed in a polye$ylene bag inside lhe carton. The block, induding he bag, is placed in tre ke$e, leaving only disposal of the carton. CCW-711 sheet membrane is packaged on rolls in the following sizes: 18'X 45'(67.5 sq. ft.) 36'X 4s, (i 35 sq. ft.) APPLICABLE STANDARDS 1. US Patent # 5,979,133 2. Canadian Specification CGS&37.50-MB9 3. UL 790 Class A 4. Cig of New York MEA#6&9&M COVERAGE The bllowing is a guide to estimate he amount of mate- rials required for various membrane thicknesses. 215 mils applied = 1.23 tbs/frz = 7.46 t?gal. 180 mils applied = 1.03 lbs/ff = 8.91 fi?gal. 90 mils applied = .51 lbs/fi2 =i7.83 ff/gal. WARNINGS AND HAZARDS Use with adequate ventilation. Workers must use proper protection to prevent bums. Refer to tie MSDS for rm- poftant wamings and product information. PROPERW TEST METHOD RESULTS Solids contcnl ASTM D-1353 Flow ASTM I>5329 Penetration ASTI{ D5329 (1fi0h mm) Rash Pdnt ASTil D-93 Weter Vapor ASItt{ E-96 (B) Permeance Toughness CGSB-37.50-I/|S9 Ralio of Toughness GGS&37.5GM89 lo peak load Adhesion Sofiening Viscosity I ht€r Absorption Pinholhg Low Tempereture tlexibility Resiliency ASTTM D-3.+07 Low lemperature CGS&37.50-M89 pass crad( bfidging Heat st bility ccsB-37.50jrt89 No change in viscosity, pcnctralion, llow or low temp fadbility afier aging 100% @ l,lfF, 0 mm @ZrF=76 @ 1??F = 159 s58.F 0,02 penns 19J 0.09 CGS]{-37.5GM89 pass ASTU D-36 202.F CGSB-3750-l\t89 3 scconds (CGS8-37.50-M89 96 hrs. = 0.05 g max. 0.35 g lgainl) CGSB-37.5GM89 No vbibL pinhotes CGS&37.50-M89 pass 52% No cffec't trF Resistance lo mild Bcidg Minimun ambient bmp€rafure tof applicalion rNsTAtLAn0N Surface Preparation: The substrate surface must bethoroughly clean, dry and free from any surtace contaminates- or cleaning residue that may harmfullf affect lhe adhesion ofthe membrane- Detail and . Flashing: D€tail expansion joints permanufacturer's recommendation. ireferred'CurU anoParapet Ftashing- Method (VL-S004A): Appty CCWidi-pnr", ar rne Juncure of all horizontal surfaces and vertical surfacesto the height indicated on the drawings (g;'min.recommended), such as parapet walls, curbs, columns anda penerrations through the.deck at a rate of 300-350 sq. ft.per.gallon. Avoid puddles. Allow primer to dry for on" i.,ouminimum, eight hours maximum. Membrane *iff 'not properly .dher6 to wet primer. Apply 125_mil ot CCW-SOO . membrane to cover primed areas. lnsiall CCW-71,1-90 sheetql!.T,119r uncured neoprene flashing into this firct courseof CCW-S00 to cover the vertical sectio-n anO extenJ-Oionro deck. $rface. Flashing insta ation may be Oone OurinJ ciacxand joint treatmenl or during installation of the first liver ofCCW-SOO membrane. Compietety cover alt G.hl.s ,i[ri.fduring installation of lhe subsequent tayers of CCW-SOOmembrane.' At the juncture of all horizontal surfaces to vertical surfaces.such as parapet walls, curbs, columns anO alt peneirations through the deck, apply CCW_702 primer on the verticalsections to the height indicated on the drawings (g; min.recommended). Allow primer to dry. Apply the CC-W-dOO overthe primed substrate. lnstatt Cbw_iti-sO mit or-Cdw_. Uncured Neoprene Flashing over the CCW-SOO to cover the I9gfl section and extend 6, onto the deck surface. Instatl CCW-500 Membrane over horizontal portion of flasttino ano onto the verlical podion du ng the field membrane installition. I9-!rytl flashing on walt pir Cartiste 500_9 Oetairs. rnstarr CCW-500 Membrane over horizontal portion of flashint and onto the vertical portion during the field membrane instatLton. Install Sure-Seal. EPDM flashings in exposed areas per Carlisle recommendations. Alwayi clean inO prime eebU with EP-95. Splice-Cement per Carlisle splice procedure priorto application of CCW-500 membrane. 'Apply a thin fitm ofCCW-702 Primer in a 4' square area around drains. Allow q{me1 tg dry one hour minimum, eight hours maximum. Appty 90-mil of CCW-S0O membrane to cover primed areas. Initatla 3' square section of CCW-711-90 oi uncured neopreneflashing over the drain and onto the deck. No splic'es or seams- are allowed within 3" of the drain flange. Terminatethe flashing under the clamping ring of the irain and cut away the inner portion of the flashing. Use firm pressure to - press the flashing against the CCW-500 surface and ensure good adhesion. Do not intedere with weep holes. APPUCATION Apply CCW-702 pdmer to all surfaces to receive CCW-711_ 90 sieet membrane at a rate of 3OO-350 sq. ft. per gallon. -Avoid. puddles. Allow primer to dry for one'houi min'imum, eight hours miuimum. fiembrane wi not properly adhereto wet prlmer. Apply CCW-711-90 sheet membrane from low to high point,in a shingle fashion..so that laps will shed wateri Begtn installation €t low edge of deck overlapping horizontal portion gl-erevfu.sLy instailed ftashings. Overiap i[ "dg", "t iea.l Z112". End laps sha be staggered. place she-et membrane carefully so as to avoid wrinkles and fishmouths. After installation, roll with a metal roller wrapped with a resilienr material. Roller should be jg. - 24' wide and weigh at leasr100 lbs. Heat CCW-500 membrane blocks in a twin wall ket e withcontinuous agitation (Caution: Do not exceod ln"rilnurn sa€- cpelattq Enpelatr€s of @ F.) Apply a coat ofCCW-500 Hot Apptied Membrane at a rati of ia .q. tt. pe,gallon or as required to obtain an average thickness of 1i5 _mil. Total thickness of the CCW Vapor_iock System shafte 2't 5-mil. Apply CCW-500 over the CCW-711-90 sheet membrane ano CCW uncured neoprene flashing. FLOODTEST Allow CCW-500 membrane to cool. plug drains and provide barriers necessary to contain flood water. Flood surface with 2' head of water for 24 hours. Inspect forleaks and repair membrane if leaks are found. Retest after making repairs. PROTECflONCOURSE Install CCW MiTaDRAINo Drainage Composite or CCWProtection Board-H protection Course or CCW 30OHV immediately after flood testing on horizontal surfaces. tf flood testing is delayed, install a temporary covering to protest the CCW-500 membrane from damage by otherlrades. (Optional) Instatt 8-mil Etephant Skin prior to the protection course t0 provide easy future access to the membrane. nepruns In the event the CCW-500 Hot Applied Liquid Membrane is damaged, clean the area with a cloth wet with mineral soiritsand apply CCW-500 Hot Applied Liquid Membrane to thedamaged area. LffilTEDWARMNTY CrRusu Coerrres & Werenpnooprric hconponereo (Clnr-rsr_e) warrants this product lo be free of defects in workmanship and materials only at the time of shipment from our factory. if any Cmusu materials prove to contain manufacturing defects that substantially effect their performance, CenLrsLE will, at its oplion, replace the malerials or refund its purchase price. This limited wananty is the only wananty extended by Cenusu wilh respect to its materials. There are no other wirranties including the implied wananties of merchantabitig and fitness for a particular purpose. Cenusr.e specifically dis;hims liability for any incidental, consequential, or other damages, includini but not limited to, loss of profits or damages to i structure orits contents, arising under any theory of law whatsoever. The dollar value of Cmusu's liability and buye/s remedy under this limited wananty shall not exceed the purchase frice of the Crnlrsu material in question. Csrlble Sufe-Or8in and strD Seal arr tradamrrts of Cedisl€ Corpor8tinDrns-O€ck is I rEgistlfqt rradarB* o f Goorgi&pacific Corp*jfon'--'-O 2002 Carlir|! Corporltion vrpor-lock 03y0,1 tc Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofi ng Incorporated 900 Hensley Lane Wylie, Texas 75098 Toll Free: (800) 527-7092 Website: www.ca=rlisle-ccw.comCcUtIt I llht rDrootk| Goatings & W@ng DESCRIPTION ThE CCW-500R System utilizes CCW-500 Hot Applied Liquid Membrane; a single component, rubberized asphalt compound that forms a tough, flexible; thick, waterproofing msmbrane. CCW-500 adheres tenaciously to virtually any sound surface, vertical or horizontal to assure water will not migrate beneath the membrane in the event of physical damage. The fast set up time speeds he completion of the wateproofing. CCW-500 HotApplied Liquid Membrane is applied in a thick, monolithic coating utilizing CCW Rein- forcing Fabric which allows for a wide varieg of substrate conditions. WPICAL USES CCW-500R is used for waterproofing split slab construction pojects and is especially suited as he waterproofing menF brane on roof decks using the inverted roof system. LIMITATIONS . Do not use on exposed or wearing surfaces. . Not recommended over lightweight insulated concrete. . lf metal pan is used for concrete form, the metal pan must be vented. . Consult with Carlisle's representative before using CCW- 500R on any type lightweight concrcte, concrete with curing compounds or additives, decks which have existing waterproofi ng materials . Do not apply below fF orto damp, frosty orcontaminated surfaces. PACKAGING CCW-500 is packaged in 45 lb. blocks, one block per carton, 64 cartons perpallet. Each block is sealed in a polyethylene bag inside the carton. The block, including the bag, is placed in the ketde, leaving only disposal of the carton. The CCW Reinforcing Fabric is packaged in a rolls of: 59" X 6'10' (3000ft'z) weight approx. 30 lbs. 36'X 667'(2000ft'z) weight approx. 24lbs. APPLICABLE STANDARDS 1. US Patent # 5,979,133 2. Canadian Specifcation CGS&37.5&M89 3. UL 790 Class A 4. City of NewYork MEA#6&96-M 5. Miami-Dade COVERAGE The following is a guide to estimate the amount of materials required for various membene thicknesses. 215 mils applied = 180 mils applied = 90 mils applied = 1.23 lbs/ft2 = 7.46ft219a1. 1.03 lbsrt2 = 8.91 ff/9a1. .51 lbsrt2 = 17.83 ftlgal. PROPERTY TESTMETHOD Solids cdfent Ffxr Penstration (1/10h mm) Fla$ Poinl Vt atgr \bpor P6rmeance Toughness Ralio otToughness to peak load Adhesion Viscos[y Wbbr Absorplion Pinholing Low Temp€ratur€ naxibility Louv t€mo€rahire CGS&37.50-1I 89 crack brirging Hoet stabiny cGss375GM89 ASTM D,1353 ASTM D5329 ASTM &5329 ASTII t>92 ASTM E-96 (E) CGS$37.50-lil89 cGS&37.5DM89 ccs&37.5GM89 cGs&375&M89 (CGSB€7.50-M89 max. 0.35 9 lgainl) cGS&37.50-M89 cGsB37.50-M89 100% @ 140F,0 mm @ TibF:43 @ 122.F = 159 57FF 0.()2 p€ms 37.6J 0.117 Pass 8 saoonds 96 hrs. = 0.16 9 No visiblo pirholes Pasg psss No d|ange 52% No ofiod 0'F in yiscosity, psnetration, florr or lory Fmp i€xlbilny aner aging Resilienct ASTM D,3407 Resistance to mlld acids' Mhimum amHenl ternpd"eturg for application WARNINGS AND HAZARDS Use with adequate venulation. Workers must use proper protection to prevent bums. Refer to the MSDS fw inportart wamings and prcduct information. . .INSTALLATION Sudace Prepanfibn: New concrete shall be water qrred, with. l fiStt hair broom finish and in place for 14 days minimum, 21 days preferred. Surface shall be structurally sound, ory and free of dust, dirt, frost, lailance, non_appioved curing agent or other contamination which may affect adhesion of the membrane. Remove splatters, fins, ridges or other projections tg provide a level surface. Fill holes, honeycombs, rock pockets, spalls or other voids and indentations with approved concrere patching compound. Grind or ftll surface at cold joints where each pour is at a dif- ferent plane to provide a smooth and level surface. Detail Work: Mix CCW-201 Sealani and apply per Carlise standard details. Allow the sealant to cure ovemight. Detail expansion joints and drains per manufacture/s recom_ mendation. Apply a thin, even coat of CCW-550 primer, 6. wide, cen_ tered over all non-moving cracks less than 1/16,' wide and cold joints. Apply primer at a rate of 400 - 600 ffz per gallon. Allow primer to dry. Apply a 125 mil thickness coat ofbCW_ 500 Hot Applied Liquid Membrane over lhe primed crack or cold joint. Apply a thin, even coat of CCW-SS0 primer, 16,,wide, centered over all cracks greater than 1/16" wide, all moving oacks and all previously sealed expansion joints.Allow primer to dry. Apply 90 mils of CCW-500 membrane to @ver primed areas. Install a 12' wide strip of CCW-711W Sheet Membrane Flashing, centered over the cracks and expansion joints. Application:Blocks of CCW-500 shallbe melted in a twin wall kettle with continuous agitation. Caution: Do not exceed maximum safu operating temperature of 400"F. Apply a thin, even coat of CCW-550 primer to the entire surface to receive waterproofing. At the juncture of all verti- cal sections with the deck surface, such as parapet walls, columns and all projections tfrrough the deck, apply a thin even coat of CCW-550 Primer to the vertical section to the height indicated on the drawings (8'minimum recommended). Apply primerat a rate of 400600 ftrlgallon. Allowthe primerto dry. Nofej Membnne will not properly adhere to wet pimer. Apply CCW-500 HotApplied Membrane to the primed vertical and horizontalsurfaces, including over all previously detailed areas, in a two-layer application, at a rate of 21 ft2lgallon (75 mils) for 150 mil systems and 18 ft2lgallon (90 miis) for the 180 mil systems. For the 21S mils system, two coars should be applied, with the firt coat applied at 1g ft1gallon (90 mils) and he second coat apptied at 13 fi?gallon (125 mils). lnstall CCW-711W mil sheet membrane or uncured neoprene flashing into the first course of CCW-S00 to cover the vertical section and extend flashing 6-inches onto deck surface. Apply CCW Reinforcing fabric while membrane is warm and tacky. Apply second coat of CCW-500 HotApplied Cadisle, MirsDMlN and SurB,S68l ars tradsmarks of C8riisle CorDoration O 2002 Cadide Corporation ccw.500R 06n6 tc PN€003s Membrane at the rate requhed to obtain the specified total system thickness. Termination of flashi,'rg: Terminate flashing on wall per Cadisle 50G9 details. Apply CCW-SO0R over all horizontal flashing sections during membrane installation. Install Sur+Seap EPDM flashing in exposed areas per Cadisle recommenda- tions. Note: When CCW-i@ Hot Applied Liquid Membnne is in_ stalled on the flange of a two stage dnin, use care not to till the weep holas. Flood Test: (Optional and at the direction of structrral engi_ neer) Plug drains and provide necessary baniers to contain flood water. Flood deck wittr 2. head of water and check for leaks after 24 hours. Protection Course: The membrane must be protected fom damage. Install CCW MiraDRA|Noor CCW protection Boaro immediately following flood test. Install 8-mil Elephant Skin prior to the protection @urse to provide easy future access to the memrane. REPAIRS In the event the CCW-500 Hot Applied Liquid Membrane is damaged, clean the area wih a doth wet with mineral spirits and apply CCW-500 Hot Apptied Liquid Membrane to the damaged area. LIMITED WARRANTY Cnnusrc ComNes & Warenpnoorrxe llconponrmo (Crnusrc) wanants this product to be free of defects in workmanship and materials only at the time of shipment from our factory. lf any Cmusr.e materials prove to contain manufacturing defects that substantially affect their performance, Cmr-rsu will, at its option, replace the materials or refund its purchase price. This limited wananty is the only wananty extended by Cnnr.rsr.e with respect to its materials. There are no other wananties, including the implied wananties of merchaniability and fitness for a particular purpose. Cnnusr-e specifically disclaims liability forany incidental, consequential, or other damages, including bul not limited to, loss of profits or damages to a sbucture or its contents, arising under any theory of law whatsoever. The dollar value of Cenu*e's liability and buyer's remedy under this limited wananty shall not exceed he purchase price of the Cenusu material in question. Carlisle Coatings & Waterprcofing Incorporated 900 Hensley Lane Wyli€, Texas 75098 Toll Free: (800) 527-7092 website: www.carlisle-ccw.comCo nerAwd.4'rocltl ffi0 DESCRIPTION CCW-711-90 Sheet Membrane and Flashing is a gO mil thick composite consisting of a self adhering rubberized asphah membrane laminated to a high strengrth, heat re- sistantwoven polypropylene mesh. Asiliconized release liner prevents the material from sticking in the roll, and is easily removed for installation. The fac'tory conholled quality assures uniform thic|<reqs on the job, while the inherent wateproofing properlies ol tne rubberized asphalt membrane provide an e)(cellent waler banier. The woren mesh is designed to withs{and high tem- peratures, allowing the membrane to b€corne an integral part of the CG-\il€00R HotApplind and Vapor-Lock Water- proofing Systerns. TYPICAL USE CCW-711 -90 Sheet Membrane and Flashing is primarily designed to be used in conjunction with CCW-500 Hot Applied Membrane. lt may be used as a preformed first @urse on difficult to coat substrales sucfi as lightweight strustural concrete, As a flashing, it provides a reinforced, uniform 90 mil layer on vertical surfaces while reinforcing cracks and joints. ADVANTAGES . When used as a firsl course, this reinfor@d membrane provides a uniform, pinholeftee lal,Er, providing an ex- cellent substrate for the monolithic hot applied layer. . As a flashing for the CCW-500R Sptem, the mem- brane combinas the strength of the woven mesh with the sdf-adhering and dastomericproperties of the rub, berized asphalt. This combination provides a durable, reinforced flashing. . The membrane adheres tenaciouslyto the primed suF strate whle the CCW-500 l-lotApplied Membrane bonds with the mesh, assuring a waterproof condition. . The hherent durabilfi and heat resistant prcperties of he rnesh ensures the integrity of the membrane when the CCW-500 HotApplied Membrane is installed oler it PACKAGING 12'x 45'(45 sq. ft.) 48 rolls/pallet, 51 lbs"/roll 18"x 45' (67.5 sq. ft.) 48 rolls/pallet, 40 lbs./roll 24"x45'(90 sq. ft.) 25 rolls/pallet, 58 lbs./roll 36"x 215' (135 sq. ft.) 24 rolls/pallet, 75 lbsJroll INSTALLATION Suiae Prepanfion: Structuralconcrete shall be in place forT days minimum (14 days preferred) and shall be dry. Lightweight, air-entrained structural concrete shall be in place for 14 days minimum (21 days prefened) and shall be dry. Surface shall have a smooth finish and be free of voids, spalled areas, sharp protrusions, loose aggregate, laitance and form release agents. Curing agents contain- ing wax, oil or pigments must not be used. Only self- dissipating type curing agents are acceptable. Forms should be removed as quickly as possible. lf metal decking is used as a permanent form, the metal must be venEd. Pimer Apply CCW-702 Primer by spray or with a long nap roller at 300 to 350 sq. ft. per gallon. At 75o F. allow primer to dry t hour minimum. Prime only areas to be waterproofed the same day. Reprime if area becomes dirly. Primer has a satisfactory cure when it will not hansier when touched. Full Coverage lnstallation: Apply CCW 711-90 Sheet Membrane from low to high point, so that lap seams will shed water. Overlap edge seams 2% inches, end seams 4 inches and staggered. Snap a chalk line for a starting point. Pull back about 2 feet of release paper and place adhesive side of membrane along chalk line. As the roll is dispensed, simultaneously remove the release paper and maintain alignment.along the chalk line. lmmedi- ately after installation, roll the membrane with a metal roller 18'to 24" wide weighing at least 100 lbs. CCW- 500 HotApplied Membrane may be applied immediatoly. Prime CCW-711-90 if membrane surface becomes dirty belore CCW-500 can be installed. Flashing lnstallation: Preferred Method - Apply GCW- 550 Primer at the iunction of horizontal surfaces, such as parapet walls, curbs, columns and penetralions through the deck, to the vertical height indictade on the drawings (8" min. recommended). Apply 90 mils of CCW- 500 membrane to cover primed areas. Install CCW-711- 90 mil sheet membrane or uncured neoprene flashing into the first course of GCW-500 to coverthe verticalsec- tion and extend flashing 6-inches onto dek surface. Flashings shall be covered by second lift of CCW-500. PROPERW ASTM RESULTS TensileSlrengith D€82 53lbJin.Elongation* D€82 #8/"Permeance E-96 (B) 0.1 permsPliability D146 Pass @ -25oF, 'Y1' mandrel Puncture Resistance E-154 200 lbs Altemhte tUemoO - Install a 1/2, x11/2, ,45 degree cant ofCCW-201 Sealant in all inside comers, "nO lror"O pio_jections and penetrations. Allow sealant to "ur" oi"i_night. Prime all areas to receive ftashing. nppfy CCW_ 71'l -90 Flashing to the height specmeO 1a miiri'mum rec_ornmended). Final height shail be beiow the finisheo oeck surface. Extend flashing 4' minimum onto the hori.zontal deck surface. Terminations:Terminate membrane on vertical surfacesper Carlisle's 500-9 Details. press terminatinq "do;,irrnluin place with a hand roller, hammer nanOie oisimif"itool. Apply CCW-soo Hor Apptied Membrane ro;tau_ Tl?llq_{n"., T-joints and taps not covereo bV tneCCW-500Rsystem. Note: Failure to use adequate pressure at teminatino edges will resuft in a poor sea! and potentiat teai. inZ use of mastic is not a substitute foi a good seat. Protection:CCW-711-90 Sheet Membrane must be pro- tected from damage priorto instattation of CCW-500. ThLapllicator may install a temporary protection course of CCW Prstection BoarO-H orplywood'waffrarap if requireO Dy Jobsite conditions. This protection crurse must be removed belore installation of the CCW_500. LIMITATIONS . Do not use in areas where membrane will be subiect to continuous exposure to sunlight. . Between 25o and zlooF use CCW-71 1 -90LT Low Tem_ perature Membrane. . Do not apply primer or membrane to damp, frosty orcontaminated surf aces. . Do not use over sealantg contiaining coal tar or polysul- fides. lf these materials are present, they mujt be removed and the surfaces thoroughly cleaned. WARNINGS AND HAZARDS Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Wash thoroughly af_ ler use.Avoid breathing vapors from the primeraniO mas_tic. Use these only in areas with adequate ventilation. Refer to MSDS for important wamings and safety intor- mation. STORAGE CCW-711-90 rolls should be stored on end, under cover. and in areas where the temperature is between +0, and100'F (4.4. and 38"C). Do not double stack pallets LIMITED WARRANW CaRusu Conlrucs alo WereRenoorno ltconeonato (Gm_ usLE) wanants its materials to be free of manufacturino defecG at the time of their shipment from our factory. ifany Canusr_e materials prove to contain manufacturino defects that substantially affect their performance, Cenli rst-r will, at its option, replace the material or refund thlpurchase price. This limited warranty is the only warranty extended bv Cmusr-e with respect to its mateiials. fneie are no oi# wananties, including the implied warranties of merchant- ab_ility and fitness for a particular purpose. Cmusu soe-cifically disclaims tiability for any incidental, "on!"_quential, orotherdamages, including but not limited to,loss of profits or damages to a structure or its contenti, arising under any theory of law whatsoever. The dollar value of Cenlrsle's liability and buyer,s remedv under this limited warranty shall notexceed ihe purcnase price of the Cenusu material in question. Cadisl€ is a trademark ot Cadisle Co.Doration O 2002 Carlisle CorDorationco^r-7r1-90 ozo3 rc Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofi ng Incorporaled 900 Hensley Lane hflie, Texas 75098 Toll Free: (8O0) 527-7092 Website: www'carlisle-ccw.comCodngr & Wat rprgotng Goatings & Waterproofing DESCRIPTION A solvent tree, two component polyurethane compound for preparing and leveling rough concrete surfaces prior to the installation of CCW MiraDRl 860/861 Sheet Mem- brane Waterproofing. The low viscosity compound fills voids and cures to torm a well adhered elastomeric mem- brane. TYPICAL USE LiquFDeck lills and levels rough concrete surfaces, pro- viding asmooth surfaceforlhe installalion of CCW MiraDRl 860€61sheet Membrane. The compound cures ovemigtrt to a lully adhered elastomeric sheet, providing a tempo- rary waterproofing layer priorto the installation of the wa- Erprcofing membrane. ADVANTAGES Fills voids and spalls. Smooths, levels and primes rough decks in one step. Usefullor both rehab and new construction. Provides a lemporary waterproofing layer. No solvents or VOC's. LIMITATIONS . Do not apply compound to a frosty, damp or wet surface. . Do not proceed with compound application if tempera- ture is below 40"F or if rain is imminent wilhin 8 hours atter application. . lf metial pan is used for concrete form, the pan must be vented. Notfor use on grade. . lf deck has a between slab membrane, consult with Carlisle representative. PACKAGING 4 gallon kits consisting of 3/2 gallons of part A in the 5 gaf lon pail and a lz gallon can of Part B. Mix only ful kits. Shelf Life: One Year WARNINGSAND HAZARDS Before use refer to MSDS for important wamings aN safety information Use only in areas with adequate ven- tilation. Avoid breathing vapors. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. In the event of skin coniract, remove immedi- ately and wash with warm, so€rpy water. Wear eye pro- tection. Always wash hands before eating. TYPICAL PROPERTIES Color Bhck Sofidscontent ASTM D 1335 1W" Tensile Strength ASTMD 412 250 psi Ultimate Elongation ASTM D412 25tr/o Adhesion to Concrete ASTM D.903 5 PLI Low Temp. Flexibility ASTM D522 -25!F INSTALLATION The concrete surface must be clean, dry and free of laitance, dirt, oil, grease or other contamination. New concrete must be in place for 7 days minimum. Cur- ing compounds must be of the seltdissipating type and be approved bythe Carlisle representiative. Old concrete must be structurally sound. Loose or deteriorated con- crete shall be removed. ln the event of existing coatings, contact Carlisle. Pour all of Part B into Part A and mix for a minimum of 5 minutes. Stop midway and scrape the sides and bottom ol the pail to ensure that all material is completely and uniformly mixed. Use a heavy duty dow speed drill with a paddle blade or a Model PS Jiffy blade. After mixing, the material should be applied within an hour. The useful working life of the material will be longer in cool weather and may be reduced in hot weather. In cool weather, store materials in a warm place prior to use. Keep material warm until mixing and application. Pour Liqui-Deck onto the deck and spread in a uniform coat. Apply sufficient material to fill all voids and depres- sions and smooth rough areas. A coverage rate of 25 square leet per gallon (100 square feet per kit) yields a 0.060'thick layer. More Liqui-Deck may be required for rough or damaged surfaces, Allow to cure ovemight or until a firm, rubbery layer is prcduced. Carlisle CCW MiraDRl 860/86'l membrane may be applied directly to the cured Liquideck surtace. No additional priming is required. LIMTTEDWARRANTY CARus r ComrGS AND WA'TEFprcoFtNG IN@RPoRATED (Cmus-e) war- rants this product to be free of defects in workmanship and mate- rials only at the time of shipment from our factory. ll any Canusu materials prove to contain manufacturing defects that subsian- tially afiect their performance, CAFUsU will, at its option, replace the material or refund the purchase price. This limited warranty is the only warranty extended by Cnnusu with respeci to its materials. There are no other wananties, in- cluding the implied wananties of merchantability and fitness tor a particular purpose. Ganusr-e specifically disclaims liability lor any incidental, consequential, or other damages, including but not limited to, loss of profits or damages to a struc{ure or its contents, arising under any theory of law whatsoever. The dollar value of Cmusr-e s liability and buyeis remedy under this limited wananty shall not exceed the purchase price ol the Cmusu material in question. Carlisle ls a lrad€mafi of Carlisl€ Corporatlon O 2002 Caiisle CorDoratlon LIOUFDECK 02/03 tc Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofi ng Incorporated 90O Hensley Lane Wylie, Texas 75098 Toll Free: (800) 527-7092 Website: www.carlisle-cct r.comCoadr{. & WaLrpaoo ng Goatings & WArproofing CCW PROTECTION BOARD.H DESCRIPTION CCW Probction BoadH is a heavy duty asphaft impreg- nated organic mat with a fine mineral applied to the sur- face b prevent sticking in tre roll. CCYV Protec{ion Boar* H is very tough and provides positive protection to the waterproofing membrane dudng installation of other work. TYPICAL USE CCW Protection Board-H is used as a prolection course on horizontal surfaces to protect the waterproofing fiem: brane from damage by foot traffic and physical abuse lrom other trades. Typical uses irrclude pleza decks, roof tenace decks, patk- ing decks and any other hodzontal surface to which wa- terproofing membrane has been applied. INSTALLATION Install as soon as possible after flood test has been completed. Butt tightly with no gaps greater than 1/9.. When used in coniunction with CCW-500R Hot Rubber Waterproofing System, CCW Protection Board-H shall be installed while the CCW-500 surface is tacky. PACKAGING CCW Protection Board-H is 36'wide. lt is supplied in rolls of 3!1.3 feet long (100 f9. The weighi ol each roll is approximately V +l- 4lbs. Thickness is 1/8' (+/- .03J. STORAGE $ore so as to pGvent darnage to the roll. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Prolect from exlreme envi- ronmental conditions. Slore away from open llames or welding areas. CCW PROTECTION BOARD. V DESCRIPTION CCW Protection Board-V is a lightweight, high density, dgid, extruded potyEtyrene foam designed to provide pro. tection lor waterproofing membranes on vertical walls. CCW Protection Board-V is not aftected by moisture ol most soil chemicals. Therefore, the prctection course re- mains in phce to provide long term protection to the wa- terproofing membrane. TYPICAL USE CCW Protection Board-V is used to protect waterproof- ing membranes hat have been applied to veilical, below grade foundation vvalls. The CCW Protection Board-V potects the membrane from damage or aggregate shock during backfilling operations. CCW Protection Board-V is also suitable for use in plantels as a vertical proi€ction course forthe waterproofing membrane. INSTALLATION May be temporarily secured in place with SecurTape or CCW-702 Primer (only applied to the polyethylene face of the CCW MiraDRl 860/861 Sheet Membrane). Back- fill immediately. PACKAGING CCW Protection Board-V is packaged in fanfolded bundles of 4 X 50'(200 tF). The protection board is 1/4. thic*. The weight of the material is approximatety 8 lbs. per 2(X) ff bundle. STORAGE Store so as to prevent damage to the bundle. Avoid pro longed exposure to direct sunlight. Protec.t from extreme environmentral conditions. Store away from open flames or welding areas. CCW PROTECTION BOARD+IS DESCRIPTION CCW Protection Board-HS is a heaw duty modified bi- tumen protection board consisting of a medium weight fiber glass mat with a high quality SBS (Styrene.Butadi- ens.Syrene) rubber and asphalt blend. This elastomeric asphaltic blend lends elasticity and frexibility to the sheet The inoqanic fiber glass reinbrcing provides high tensile sbength, dimensional stability and tear resistance. CCW Protec'tion Boar&HS is designed to be installed as a protection course in the CCW-500R System. TYPICAL USE CCW Protec{ion Board-HS is used as a protec{ion courc€ on horizontal surbces to protect the CCW-500R Mem- brane System fiom damage by foot traffic and physical abuse ftom other bades. Typical uses include plaza decks, inverted roofing sys- Gms, parking decks witr asphalt overlaym€nts and other horizontal surfaces io which waterproofing membranes have been applied. INSTALLATION Embed in hot liquid CCW-500 and over lap 2 - 3 inches. Seal all laps wih CCW-500. PACl(AGING CGW Protec{ion Board-HS is 393/E wide. tt is supplied in rolls of 49'2' long (150 ff). The weight of each roil is approximately 90 lbs. STORAGE $ore so as to prevent damage to tre bundle. Arroid pro- longed exposure to direct sunlQhl Protect fiom exfeme environmental conditions. Slore away fiom open flames or welding areas. C]bL b at bn|| k ot Cdirh CorDonbn O 200P Cdldr Co.podbn @1,r, PROIECITON EOrnDS erul b LIMITED WARRANW - Cmusu CoerHos & Mrenpnoornre hconeomreo (Cnnl- rs-e) wananb this product to be free of defects in work- manship and materials only at the time of shipment from our factory. lf any Cmusr-e materials prove to coniiain manu- adl'ri.'g defects that substantialty efiec1 heir performan@, Cmusr-e will, at its option, replace the materials or refund its purchase pdce. This limited wananty is the only waranty extended by Cmusr-E with respect lo its materials. There are no otrer wananties, including the implied wananties of merchan! ability and fitness for a particular purpose. Cmus-e spe- cifically disclaims liability for any incidental, consequen- tial, or other damages, including but noi limited to, loss of profits or damages to a structure or its contents, adsing under any theory of law whatsoever. The dollar value of Cenu*E's liability and buyer's rernedy under this limited wanang shall not exceed he purdrase price of the Cmusu material in question. Carlisle Coatings & Wateproofing Incorporated 900 Hensley Lane Wylie, Texas 75098 Toll Free: (8010) 527 -7092 Website: www.carlisle-ccw.com TECHNICAL DATA PROPERTY RESIJLTS Thickness 90 milsTensile Sbength Tensile $ength Macfiine Direction 90 lbs F / in width (15.8 klUm) Gross Machine Direc{ion 70 lbs F / in width (12.3 kl,l/m) Tensile Tear Machin€ Direc{ion 100 lbs / in (17.5 kN/m) Crcss Machine Direction 90 lbs / in (15.8 kl,t/m) Dimensional $ability 0.2006 change C€tt|er f ii,ftOrrine Coatings & Waterproofiqg DESCRIPTION CC\AI MiraDRl 860/861 ae self-adhering sheetmembranes consisting of 55 mils (1.4 mm) of rubberized asphalt lami- nated to 4 mils (0.1 mm) of polyethybne to form a min'r mum 60 mil(1.5 mm) rnembrane. CCW MiraDRl 860 mem- brane is a summer grade material, suitable for installa- tions where the ambient temperature is 40"F (4'4"C) or above. CCW MiraDRl 86lshould be used for applica- tions between 25'F (€.9'C) and 65'F (1 8'C). The combi- nation qf thee two excellent waterproofing matefuls pto- vides a highperformance, extremely durable waterproof- ing banier. WPICAL USE CCW MiraDRl 860/861 membanes are used for vertical and horizontal waterproofing on struc{ural foundaiion walls and decks. Belowgrade foundation walls, tunnels' split slabs, plaza decks and parking decks are all areas where CCW MiraDRl 860/861 may be applied. CCW MiraDRl 860/861 also may be used in interior areas such as me- chanical rooms, laboratories, kitchens and bathrooms- CCW MiraDRl86O861 should be coveredwih eitherCCW 20OV/3O0HV Protection Course, CCW Protection Boad' or CCW MiraDRAlhlo drainage composites. LIMITATIONS . Do nol apply where membrane will be subiect to continuous exposure to sunlight. . Do not apply primer or membrane lo ftozen @ncrete. Optimum results are obtained when membrane is initalled at temperatures above 25oF. Between 25'F and 65oF use the CCW MiraDRl 861 membrane. CCW MiraDRl 860 can be used from 4OF and above. . Do not apply primer or membrane to a damp' fosty or contaminated surface. . Not recommended as a pond or tank liner except for 'between slab' aPPlications. . Do not apply over sealanls containing coal tar or polysulfides. ln the event of existing bitumen modified materials, consult your Carlisle representative. APPLICABLE STANDARDS CCW MinDRl 860/861 meets the applicable requirements ot- GSA; PBS PCD 07121- USN; NAVFAC TS-07111- VA; H{8-1- Federal Construction Guide Specs; FCGS-07111 - Gorps of Engineers; CEGS-07111'3-82- UL790,ClassA WARNINGS AND HAZARDS CCW-702 and CCW-704 contain flammable and com- bustible solvents. Avoid exposure lo open flame. Avoid breathing vapors. Use only in areas with adeguate venli- lation. Refer fo MSDS for impoftant wamings and prod- uct information. TECHNICAL DATA PROPERTY Color Thickness Tensile (Membrane) Tensile (Film) Elongation Permeance Lor Temp. Flexibility (100 cycles) Peel grength Lap Adhesion TESTMETHOD ASTM D 1970 Unatrecied @ -+5'F Crack Cyding' ASTMC836 Unaff€cted@-25"F - Da*Gray ASTM D 3767 60 mils ASTMD412 325 Psi ASTMDES2 S(XD Psi ASTM D412 350o/o ASTM E 96 0.05 Perms ASTM D 903 ASTM D 1876 10.0 lMn. 19.0 lMn. 60 lb. (min)Puncture Resistance ASTM E 154 Soil Budal GSA-PBS 07121 16 wks, no efiect H2O Absorption ASTMDSTO 0.1% bywt. Hydrostatichead ASTMD751 230t '18C bend o\rer a 1' (25mm) mandrd at '45'F (-a:i'C) PACKAGING CCW MiraDRl 860/861-36 = 36" wide X 67' roll (200 ft1 25 rolls per pallet (5000 fiJ - Weight = 80 lb/roll (approx.) Other membrane thicknesses and configurations are available by sPecial order. CCW-702 VOC Compliant Solvent Based Primer: 5 gallon pails (45 pails per pallet) CCW-714 Wbter Base Primer: 't gallon pails (100 pails per pallet) CCW-AWP Water Base Primer: 1 qallon pails (100 pails per pallet) 5 gallon pails (45 pails per pallet) CC\r1r-715 Damp Concrete Primen 5 gallon pails (45 pails per pallet) CCW-704 Mastic and CCW LM-800XL: 30 oz. Qt. Tube (12 tubes per catun)' 5 gallon pails (45 pails per Pallet) INSTALLATION Weather Conditions CCW MiraDRl 860 is used for applications uhere the sur- face temperafures is 4O'F. (4.4'C.) and above' CCW MiraDRl 861is used for applications where the surface temperature is between 25"F (-3.9"C.)and 65"F (18'C)' Do not apply CCW MiraDRl 860/86 1 to frozen or wet suF strates. The membrane should not be left exposed to di- rec{ sunlight for longer that 14 days. Substrate Preparation: CCW MiraDRl 860/861 can be applied to concrete, metal, wood, insulated wall systems or masonry surfaces. All substrates must be clean.drv and free of surface inegularities Concrete Substrates: Structural concrete must be cured a minimum of 7 days and lightweight structural concrete must cure a minimum of 14 days before the application of CCW MiraDRl 860/861 . Repairsurfaces that are not struc- turally sound, have voids, protrusions,rough spalled ar_ eas, loose aggregate or exposed course aggregate. Void areas should be filled with latex porfland cement. con_ crete or epoxy concrete and troweled smooth to match the existing surface. Protrusions and other rough areas should be broken off and patched as above. CCW LM_ 800X1 or CCW-201 may be used to fill small voids. hon- eycombs or bug holes. Masonry Substrate: Rough masonry may require the surfuce to be parged with a plaster coat of cementitious material to form a well adhered, smooth and uniform fin_ ish. Allow the parge coat to dry before priming and instral! ing the CCW MiraDRl 860/861 waterproofing membrane. Chemical Additives: Curing compounds should be a clear resin-based material withoutwaxes, oils orpigments. Form release agents must not transfer tothe concrete. Curing compounds or form release agents that adversely affectthe adherence of the CCW MiraDRl g60/g61 water- proofing membrane must be removed from the substrate prior to application. Priming and Detailing: All concrete, metal and masonry substrates require primer. Wood surfaces and insulated wall systems may not require a primer. Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofing recommends an adhesion test of the CCW MiraDRlS60/861 on any unprimed substrate to verify proper adhesion. Apply the appropriate CCW primer at the specified coverage rate. Apply primerwith a lambwvool roller, brush or spray apparatus. Allow primer to dry for a minimum of 30 minutes.The CCW primer will dry to a tacky finish. Areas primed but not covered with CCW MiraDRl 860/861 within 24 hours should be reprimed. All vertical to horizontal transitions must have a 3/4', (1gmm) fillet of CCW LM-800X1 or CCW-201 Seatant. The 3/4" (18mm) fillet must be allowed to cure before covering with the CCW MiraDRt 860/961 membrane. All inside and outside comers, as well as the vertical to hori- zontal transitions, should be double covered. A CCW MiraDRl 860/861 Membrane Strip should be applied to each surface a minimum of 4.5', (112mm) before being covered by the field membrane. Refer to the standard de_ tail drawings for specific detail instructions. VERTICAL INSTALLATION Start at the low point and work towards the high point. Remove 6" (150 mm) to 8" (200 mm) of the release paper, and then begin applying the membrane. press and smooth C€rllslc, MiraCLAY, OuickDRAIN, MiraoRAlN and Llquiseat aro trad€marksof CarllBl. Corporation O 2002 Carlisle Corporation CCW MifaDRl 860/861 i0/05 tc the membrane against the substrate while pulling the re- lease paper free. Install membrane with side laps over- lapped a mini mum of 2.5" (63mm) and end laps a mini- mum of 5"(127mm). Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofing recommends that the membrane be rolled in place im- mediately after its placement to ensure full adhesion to the primed substrate. Apply a bead of CCW-704 Mastic OR CCW-703V Liquiseal at terminatjons and cut edges, joints, drains, penetrations and protrusions. Forwalls over 8'(240cm), the membrane should be placed in lifts. pro- tect the CCW M iraDRl 860/86 1 membra ne with the appro- priate CCW MiraDRAlN drainage composite, CCW 20OV/ 300HV Protection Course or CCW Protection Board V. HORTZONTAL I NSTALLAIJON Start at the low point (establish a starting point with a chalk line if necessary) and work towards the high point in shingle fashion. Remove 2' to 3' (60cm to 90cm) of the release paper and apply the membrane to the substrate. Continue pulling the release paperfree while pressing and smoothing the membrane against the substrate. Apply in a straight line avoiding wrinkles and over conecting. Roll the membrane with a minimum 75 lb. (34k9) linoleum roller. Install membrane with side laps overlapped a mini- mum of 2.5" (63mm) and end laps a minimum of 5"(127mm). Apply a bead of CCW-704 Mastic at ail ter- minations of the membrane and "T joints. Apply a 3/4" (18mm) fillet of CCW LM-800X1 orCCW-201 in alt inside comers of planter boxes, shower stalls and shower pans applications. Patch inadequately lapped seams and dam- aged areas with CCW MiraDRl 860/86 1 membrane cover- ing the damaged area by a minimum of 6" (1 50mm). "Fish- mouths" and severe wrinkles should be slit, flaos over- lapped and repaired as above. Protect the CCW MiraDRl 860/861 membrane with the appropriate CCW MiraDRAlN drainage composite or CCW 300HV Protection Course. Detail Requirements: For standard installation details follow the CCW MiraDRl 860/861 details drawings. For non-standard installation instructions contact your local Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofi ng representative. LIMITEDWARRANTY Crnrsue Connrcs & W^rEpRooFtNG lrcoaponrro (CAnusE) warrants ib materials to be free of defecls in workmanship and materials only at the time of shipment fiom our factory. lf arry Cmu*e materials prove to contain manutacturing defecls that substantially affect their per- formance, Crnusu will, al its option, replace the materials or refund its purchase price. This limited wananty is the only wananty exlended by Crnu*e with resped lo its malerials. There are no other wananties, including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. CaRLTSLE specilically disclaims liability for any incidental, consequenlial, or olfier damages, including but not limited to, loss of profits or damages to a struclure or its contents, arising under any theory of law whatsoever. The dollar value of CARUSLE'S liability and buyefs remedy under this limited wananty shall not exceed the purchase price of lhe ClRusrE material in queslion. Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofing Incorporated 900 Hensley Lane Wylie, Texas 75098 Tof l Free: (800) 527 -7092 Co.d||gs & ttthrD|od|g Website: wunrv.carlisle+orrr.com MANUFACTURER'S GUIDE SPECIFICATION sEcfloN 07131 SHEET M EMBRAN E WATERPROOFING Coatings & Waterproofing sEcTtoN 07131 SHEET MEMBMNE WATERPROOFING PART 1 . GENERAL 1.1 SECTION INCLUDES: Installation of sheet membrane waterproofing on surfaces indicated on drawings, consisting of preparation of existing and r epaired c oncrete s urfraces, s ealing of c racks and j oints, and application of CCW MiraDRl 860/861Sheet Membrane Waterproofing. '1.2 RELATED SECTIONS A Section 03150 - Expansion Joints.B. Section 03300 - Cast-ln-Place Concrete.C. Section 07900 - Caulking and Sealants.D. Division 15 - Floor Drains and Standpipes.E. Division 16 - Conduit and other Electrical. 1.3 REFERENCES A. ASTM D 412 Tests for Rubber Properties in TensionB. ASTM E 154 Puncture ResistanceC. ASTM E 96 (B) Water Vapor Transmission of MaterialsD. ASTM D 1970 Self-Adhering Polymer Modified Bituminous Sheet MateriatsE. ASTM D 882 Test Method for Tensile PropertiesF. ASTM D 3767 Practice for Rubber - Measurement of DimensionsG. ASTM D 751 Test Method for Coated FabricsH. ASTM D 570 Test Method for Water Absorption of plasticsl. UL 790 Testrs for Fire Resistance of Roof Covering Materials 1.4 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION Product provided by this Section is a self-adhesive membrane of not less than 60 mils trickness, consisting of a rubberized asphalt membrane laminated to a 4 mil cross-laminated polyethylene film. I.5 SUBMITTALS A. General: Submit in accordance with Section 01300.B' Product Data: Submit manufacture/s produci literature and instiallation instructions.C. Subcontraclor=s approval by Manuf,acturer: Submit document stating manufacture/s acceptance of subcontractor as an Approved Applicator for the specified materials.D' Wananty: Submit a sample wananty identirying the terms and conditions stated in Section 1.7. 1.6 QUALITYASSURANCE A Applicator Qualifications: Applicator shall be experienced in applying the same or similar materials and shall be specifically approved in writing by the membrane manufacbrer.B. Regulatory Requirements: Comply with applicable codes, regulations, ordinances, and laws _ regarding use and application of produc-ts that contain volatile organic compounds (VOC).C. Pr+'Application Conference: Prior to beginning work, convene a conference.lo review conditions, installation procedures, schedules and coordination with other work. 07131-1 1.7 WARRAI{TY A. Upon completion and acreptrance of the work required by this section, the manufiacturer will- issue a wananty agreeing to promptly replace defective materials for a period of 5 years. B. The formation or presence of mdd or fungi in a building is dependent upon a broad range of factors including, but not limited to, the presence of spores and nutrient sources, moisture, temperafures, climatic conditions, relative humidity, and heating/ventilating systems and their maintenance and operating capabilities. These factors are beyond the control of Carlisle and Carlisle shall not be responsible for any claims, repairs, restoration, or damages relating to the presence of any initrants, contaminants, vapors, fumes, molds, fungi, bacteria, spores, mycotoxins, or the like in any building or in the air, land, or water serving the building. 1.8 DELIVERY, STOMGE, AI{D I-IANDLING A Deliver materials to project site in original, fac{ory-sealed, unopened @ntainers bearing manufacturefs name and label intact and legible with folloring information.1. Name of material.2. Manufacture/s stock number and date of manufacture.3. Material safety data sheet. B. Store materials in protec{ed and well ventilated area. 1.9 PROJECT CONDITIONS A. Do not apply membrane when surface temperature is below or inclement weather conditions confl ict with manufacture/s published requirements.B. Coordinate waterproofing work with other trades. The applicator shall have sole right of access to the specified areas for the time needed to comPlete the installation. C. Wam personnel against breathing of npors and contract of material with skin or eyes. Wear applicable protective clothing and respiratory proteclion gear. D. Keep flammable products away from spark or flame. Do not allow the use of spark producing equipment during application and until all vapors have dissipated. Post "NO SMOKING" signs. E. Maintain work area in a neat and orderly condition, removing empty contrainers, rags, and rubbish dailyfrom the site. PART 2 - PRODUCTS 2.1 IvIANUFACTURERS Provide CCW MiraDRl 860/861Sheet Membrane Waterproofing as manufactured by Carlisle Coafings and Waterproofing lncorporated, 900 Hensley Lane, Wyie, Texas 75098, Phone: (800) 527-7092 Fax (972) 442-@76. 2.2 PRODUCTS A. Self-Adhesive Sheet Membrane Waterproofing: Shall be CCW MiraDRl 860/86'lconsisling of a 56 mil rubberized asphalt membrane laminated to 4 mil cross-laminated polyethylene film, and shall meel or exceed the following requirements:1. Tensile Strength:325 psi minimum, ASTM D 412 2. Ultimate Elongation:350% minimum, ASTM D 412 3. Puncture Resisiance:60 lbs. minimum, ASTM E 154 4. Permeance:0.05 Perm maximum, ASTM E 96 (B) 5. Low Temperatrre Flexibility Unaffected at -'45oF, ASTM D 1970, 1" mandrel 6. Tensile to Film: 5000 psi, ASTM D 882 7. Thickness: 60 mils, ASTM D 3767 8. Hydrostatic Head:230 ft., ASTM D 751 07131-2 9. Water Absorption: O.1o/o by wt., ASTM D 570 B' For application temperatures between 25 and 65oF, use CCW€61 Sheet Membrane and CCW-U. lg, application temperatures above 40'F use CCW MiraDRl 860 sheet membrane andCCW-202, CCW-714 primer, or CCW_AWP. 2.3 ACCESSORY PRODUCTS surface Primer: Shatl be ccw:702 solvent-based primer, ccw AWp water-Based primer, orCCW-71 4 Water-Based prrmer. Mastic: Shall be CCW-7O4 Mastic. sealants: shall be ccw-703.Verticar Grade Liquiseal? Membrane, pr-304 one @mponent, 9CW.-201 two component polyurethane Sealant or CCW LM-8OOXL Backing Rod: Shall be closed-cell polyethylene foarnrod. Protection Course: Shall be CCW itrcitection goar+H or ccw 3ooH for horizontal surfaces orCCW Protection Board-V or CCW 200V for vertical surfaces.Drainage Composite: Shall be CCW MiraDRAlNd as recommended by the manufacturer foreach condition. Perimeter Drainage Sptem: Where required shall be CCW euickDMlNil. A. B. c. D. E. F. G. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.1 INSPECTION 3.2 SURFACE PREPAMTION B. -Before any waterproofing work is started the uraterproofing applicator shall thoroughly examineall surfaces forany deficiencies..Should any deficiencies exist, the architect, owner, or generalcontractor shall be notified in writing and conec{ions made.Condition of Concrete Surfaces: 1' The concrete surfaces shall be of sound structural grade and shall have a smooth finish,free of fins, ridges, protrusions, lough spalled areals, loose aggregaie, &loseO courseaggregate, voids or entrained air holes. Rough surfaces str6li r&eive a well-adheredparget coat.2. concrete sharr be cured by water curing method. Any curing compounds must be of thepure sodium siricate gpe and be apprwed by the carrisre ripresentative- - 3. concrete shalr be curLb at reast 7 bbys ano irriri be sroped io.projeiorainage.4' Voids, rock pockets and excessivety rougtr surfaces shail be repaireo *ittripproueo non- - shrink.grout or ground to match the unrepaired areas.c. I wo-stage drains shall have a minimum 3 inch flange and be installed with the flangeflush and level with the concrete surface.6. Surfaces at cold joints shall be on the same plane. A. B. c. D. E. F. The concrete surface must be rh,oroughly clean, dry and free from any surface contaminates orcleaning_re:idue that may harmfully;ffect the adhesion of the membrane.lnst€lll a 3/4" face' 45 degree cant of CCW-201 Polyurethane Sealant or CCW LM€oOXL at allangle changes and inside comers including penetrlfions through the deck, walti, curos, etc.All cracks over 1/16" in width and all movin-g'cracks under 1/16" in width shall be routed outto1/4" minimum in width and depth and filled fl-ush with Fi-soa or ccw-zor p"rwi"rn"ne searantAll expansion joints ress than 1" wide shail be creaned, primed, fitted with i uiiring rod and :?{L*,y'I,9_c.ry-201 Potvurethane searanr. For rarserioinrs, iontact carrige repiesentawe.Arow al seatant to cure at least ovemighl Stir Primer. Apply a thin film o-f primer 1b'wide, centered over sealed cracks and joints, hairlinecracks, and cold..joints. Apply primer 8' on each side of all @mers. prime concrete aroundorarn flanges. Allow primer to dry per manufucturer=s recommendations. 07131-3 G. H. lnstall an 8'wide strip of CCW MiraDRl 860/861centered over joints and cracks.- Install a 12"wide sbip of CCW MiraDRl 960/g6lcentered ou"r tf," oi" of all comers.Terminate membrane around drains per ccw trliiEoR goo series details. Terminate themembrane under the clamping ring. seal all eoges with ccw-704 Mastic. Do not interfere wifrweep holes. 3.3 APPLICATION 3.5 PROTECTION COURSE Priming: Clean surfaces to remove residual dust before priming.roller at a rate recommended by manufacturer Allowrecommendation. Stir primer. Apply by spray orto dry per manufac{urer=s B. c. D. Horizontal surfaces: Install sheet membrane from low to high point, so that laps will shed water.overf ap edge s eams 2w , end laps 5'. stagger tno searns. Roll in place with an 1g to 24" wide,100 lb. (min.) resirient roiler. Ensure that ail-dps are firmryadhereo jno tnaitnere "i" no g"p, o,.fishmouths. -v."fof s.uFgprAppry in rengths of g'or ress. overlapedge seams 2l/f . on wails over g.high' apply in 8' sections, starting at_the lowest point with ttr-e trigher section overtapping ttrelower.section S'. Roll in place using firm pr"ssrie with a nano rotter. I etmlnations: consult Carlisle 860-9 Details for proper terminations. Roll terminating edges !rytv. nonv ccw-704 masric to ail terminationi i[J ,r=.;oints. Appry 6cw-7& Mastic orccw-703-v Liquisear to raps at angre changes, extending g; in eachdiiection. 3.4 FLOOD TEST A After sheet mem.bg1e has been rf place at least 24 hours, plug drains and provide baniersnecessary to contain flood water. consult with structural engineeifor deck bading rimfi bJoreconducting a water test. Flood surface with 2' head of water for 24 hours. Inspect for leaks and repair membrane if leaksare found. Relesl after making repairs B. VERTICAL APPLICATTON: Instrall CCW QuickDMlN Perimeter Drainage Slatem as the first course of drainage compositeimmediately after membrane has been institted on vertical surfaces. Instail CCW MiraDRAlNDrainage C_omposite (consult CCW for recommendation), CCW protection goard-V proteaion course or ccw 200V on remainder. stop drainage composite 6, below final trao'e tevel.HORIZONTAL APPLICATION: Install ccw MiraDMlN Drainage composite (consurt ccw for recommendation) or ccwProtection Board-H Protection course br ccW 300HV immediatety aftei nooo'toting onhorizontal suriaces. lf flood testing.is dela)red, install a temporary covering to protec{ the ccwMiraDRl 860/861membrane from damage by'other trades. End of Section lartlsle' Sure-Seal, ccw MiraDMlN, CCw QuickDMlN, MiraDRl and Liquiseat are trademarks ofCarlisle Corporation. @ 1996,2002 Carlisle Corporation. 071314 Coatlrys & Waterproofiqg DESCRIPTION CCW LM-800XL Liquid Mastic is a bstdrying elastr meric, single component, cold-applied liquid material. TYPICAL USES CCW LJv!-80OXL is an accessory produd used in corF junc'tion s/ith CCW MiraDRl 860/861 membranes. CCW LM{O0XL is designed to be used as a fillet ard rein- brcement under CCW MiraDRl 860/86i membranes al boting bundation mll junctrres or drer inside comers; and b€i,\€en footing and bundations when tying in slab watepmofing wih the htndation wall. Other applications include terminations and f,ashing to prohrsions fiom horbontal and verlical surfaces; teml nalions at drains; and dehiling of he subsfate prior to CCW MiraDRl 860/861 membnane application. APPLICATION CCW uvl-800x1 should be applied direcfly from the gallon with a putty knife at 4G50 mil thickness unless otherwise specifed. When used as a fillet under CGW MiraDRl 860/861 , use a./t" (1 .9 cm) fillet and continue the CCW Ltvl-EOOXL out 6" (15 crn) in each direction. At membrane terminations, use 60 mils of CCW LM- 8fi)XL as a fashing and apply d ihe minimum of 2" (5 cm) wide over the CCW membrane, and a minimum of 1'(2.5 cm) onto the surface being waterpDofed. CCW MiraDRl 860/E61 can b€ placed over CCW Ltvt-EOOXL afler it has cured. Allow CCW Llrl-8OOXt_ to cure 24 hours bebre flood testing. Do not use CCW LtvtEOOXL in applications subjectto more than S7.E fr (17.6m) head of water. Coverage Rate at 7r' fillet is 30, per 29 oz. fube, co\reege rate at 4G50 mill is 20'-25' sq. ft. per gallon. Cdl5l" lr . b.drmfk of Carlids CqrDoratlon O 2OO2 Cdidc Cqp6|tql cclrv Llt€ooxL ronF rc PACKAGING 5 gallon (19 liter) pails; lgallon (4 liter) pails; 29 oz. (82. kg) tubes, 12 per box; CAUTIONS & LIMITATIONS CCW LM-800XL Liquid Membrane should not be used nearopen flame and adequate ventilatfurn should be pro- vided br the protec,tion of the applicators. Do not sbre CCW LM€ooXL in direct sunlight or at bmperatures exceeding 95"F. lmproperstorage could lead to prod- uct deterioration. Tools and equipment may be thoroughly cleaned after use with mineral spirits, taking the necessary precau- tion when handling combustible mabrials. Refer to MSDS forother product safety information. LIMITED WARRANTY Cenusu Comras & Wrenpnooerre lNcoRFoRArED (Glrusu) wal- rants lhis produc{ lo be free of dsfects in vrorkmanship and matedals only at the lime of shipment from our factory. lf any Cenllsw materials prove to contain manufacturing de. fects that subslantially effect their performance, Cenusr.e will, at ils option, replace the materials or refund its purchase price. Thb limited warranty is the only warranty eItendod by CAR- lrsle with resp€c{ lo its materials. There are no other war- ranties, including the implied warranties of merchantability and filness for a particular purpos6. Crnusle specifically disclaims liability for any incidental, consequential, or other damages, including but not limited to, loss of prolite or damages lo a struclure or its contents, arising under any th€ory of law whatsoever. The dollar value of Cenr_rsre's liability and buyo/s romedy under lhis limited warranty shall not exceed the purchase prico of lhe Cenusu material in question. Carlisle Coatings & Waterprcofing Incorporat€d 900 Hensley l3ne lJylie, Texas 75098 Toll Free: (800) 527-7092 Website: www.carlisle-cctr,.com Solids Pliabili$@5'F(€2'C) Hydrostatic Head Resistance Elongation PeelAdhesion VOCConbnt nsrlrrl rszo ASTM D 751 ASTM D412 ASTM D 903 olo lbs (kS) oh lbs/in (kl\lim) 58 Pass 57.8 ft (17.6 m), max 1396 28 (4.s) 3n.5 Co.fnf. & Wd..?.ooiig DESCRIPTION CCW MiraDMlN 90OO is a high_performance, hiqh_strength drainage composite consisting of a tniee_--ai- mensional, high-impact polystyrene cor!, and a woven filter fabric. The filter fabric is bonded to the individuat dimples of the molded polystyrene core. The fabric servesas a.lilter medium to prevent the passage of particles into the core, while allowing surface moisture'to piss freely. CCW MiraDMlN 9000,s woven monofilar"nft"U ric wi0stands high abrasion fom applied overburden andprevents intrusion into the drainage core due to its low elongation characteristics. The woven fabric is better suited to receive a direcfly poured concrete topping tnan nonwoven geotextile fabrics. TYPICAL USES CCW MiraDMlN 9000 is designed for use in horizontal plaza, roof deck and between-slab drainage applications where singl+sided subsurface drainage is requlreO. CCWMiTaDMIN 9000 also serves as a protection course when used in conjunction with CCW lA/bierproofing Mem_ branes. FEATURES AND BENEFITS . Manufactured at an ISO 9001:2000 Facility. Relief of hydrostatic pressure buildup. Consistent and proven long term performance due to a multi-directional core configuration providing a uniform flow path for water lo escaoe. High-flow drainage capacity assuring efiective drain_ age for virtually any horizontal application. No-clogging drainage performance . High compressive strength system withstands over_ burden stresses . Enhancement of waterproofing system by channel_ ing water away and providing a secondary water re- tention layer . Cost-saving, light weight, easy-to-instiall panels elimi_ nate the need for bringing aggregate to the construc_ tion site INSTALLATION GENERAL lNFORMATION CCW MiraDRAlN prehbricated drainage panels may be installed in a variety of constructjon apptications. Ttrey may be installed against split slabs, plaza decks and planters. CCW M|mDRAIN can be cut with a utility knife or scissors. Concrete may be placed direcfly onto ei_lher side of the panels. The panels can terminate at thetop of the footing and are flexible enough to form rioht angles to cover the top of the footing. C-CW MiraORilN eliminates the need for a protection course over water_proofing systems. Native soils can be used over CCWMiraDMlN. (Contact your local Carlisle Coatinqs & Waterproofing representative for specific guiOelineJ). UNDERSLAB / HOR]ZONTAL APPLICATIONS Floor Slabs and Concrete Lined Channels Proper preparation of the subgrade will require gnding toa 2% minimum slope. The area of inshllation inoutjUe clear of rubble, rock, large soil clods, etc. place CCW MiraDMlN witr the fabric side toruard the soil. The flange of the.second and subsequent panels should be placEd over the back side of the preceding dimpled coie and butted as close as possible to the preceding panel. The panel joints, longitudinal and transverse on the CCW MiraDMlN core, should be sealed wittr duct tape. This will aid in preventing concrete or soil from intruding into the CCW MiraDMlN core during subsequent .onlbu._ tion phases. Construction hafic should be minimized over the inshlled CCW MiraDMlN. Sand and/or concrete mav be poured directy over the CCW MinDMlN core. Planters Place the CCW MiraDMlN in the planter so that the fabric on the vertical and horizontal surfaces faces the soil. Utilize the installation procedures and attachment method appropriate for the type of substrate. Overlao the fabric of the vertical panel onto the horizontal oanel at the transition point. lf cutting of the panels is required, exposed cuts must be covered with supplemental pieces of filter fabric to prevent soil intrusion. A minimum over_ lap of 6" (15cm) will be required to cover cut sections. Plaza Decks Place fabric side up over a properly waterproofed sub_ stnte. The panels should be placed so that water runs with the overlap not against it. Secure CCW MiraDMlN to the substrate with ballast or CCW DRAIN GRlp to hold it in place. The first panels should be placed with the flanged edge uphill. Cut the fabric along the llange edge and strip off this fabric exposing the edge of the core and the flange. Place the dimpled edge over the preceding flanged edge to join the next panel. Secure the remaining fabric flap with CCW DRA|N GRlp or duct tape. Terminal edges that have been cut will require a supplemental piece of filter fabric to seal the panel from soil intrusion. i, a DRAIIIAGE COLLECTOR/DISCHARGE SYSTEM Gollector Pipe Place CCW QuickDMlN or collector pipe as requiredin design detaits. The ccw euickDitAiN ;hffi';;installed adjacent to the CCW triraOnerr.t. C;';;ri ie taken to ensure a conunuous drainage prtf, O"t""anrhe ccw QuickDMtN and the ccw ilririonnrN'o"n-ets. For installations where a collector pip"ii .p..ii"i,encapsulate. the collector pipe in a gravel bed with asuppremental section of filter hbric .j, ,"p.r"toimft"i DETAIL REQUIRETTIENTS F-or _standard installation details, follow the CCWMiraDMlN detrail drawings. For non_stan;il ;;;; *"*::It"l-contacl.iourrocarcarrisre-6o-a*d"ivvarerproonng representative. PACKAGING INFORMATION e9claeng: CCW MiraDMtN 9OOO is avaitabte in roilsof 4' by 50' (1.22m by 1i.2tm). CAUTIONS / LIMITATIONS Umit,ultaviolet exposure by backfilling wittrin 7 days ofInsralation. Any panels damaged during insiail;tion llo{tlq replaced by rhe instiler. tiririoii. c{wMiraDMtN is resistant to chemicals in normat soii en_vironments. However, some reagents may afiect ib oer-formance. Cadisle Coatings a Waterprootrg "p"J*_Iarves shoutd be consulted concerning tne iuitaOility ofCCW MiraDMlN in unusual soil enviionmenb. LIMITED WARRANW C^RUslE CoArNGs & WATERpRooFt c lNcoRpoRArED (CARrlsrE) wananbthis product to be free of defects in workmanship "nC'r.t"rl.iilnll aJ lhe tim€ of shipment from our t ctorY.'rt .ny"i^.i*.m.teriats prove to conrain manufa.ruri,ig a"ila" 'iiii s_u_bslantialy effec{ lheir performance, C^*r* iiff, .r jf, ipriii,rephce the matedals or refund its purchase Drica. This linited waranty is lhe onlv t ilh te s ;;;i';' *l'il.,"1i'"r l "i#?l'J,'J ;*li:: l'.,#,?:Xinduding he imptied waranties ot merct anialitity';;j ;i;il;;;a padicutar purpose. CARUsT€ specifcaly ois"r"-i i"l-if,ty i"?#incidental, consequential, or othar damaggs, inctuainj Uut noilimilcd to, loss of profits or damao.'r.ii,g ;id"i;yt"I;'ffiJoff"ll"'jy*'" or its contents, The dollar ralue of Cenus_e,s liability and buyer"s remedy under thislimitsd wenanty shal not exceed ine purctiase fi;; -ri; b;:|sL€ malcdal in qucstion. DATATECHNTCAL 3"1$,: i:?,sr;H:"ilrdisr. c orpordrjon CCW Mtr€DRAtN 9OOO I OO4 tc Carliste Coatings & Waterproofing Incorporated 900 Hensley Lane Wlie, Texas 75098 Toll Free: (SO0) 527-7092 Website: www.carlisle-ccw.com Core Thickness Comprassine S-trenoth Maximum Flow Rati' Installed HorizontalllB Fabdc (FW402) Apparent Opening Size Water Floh, Rate Grab Tensile Slrenoth Grab Elongation Puncture Resistance System A,STM D 1777 ASTM D 1621 ASTM D 4716 ASTM D 4716 ASTM D 4751 ASTM D,{491 ASTM D 4632 ASTM D4632 ASTM D4833 in (mm) psf (kl'Urn gpm/fl3 (l/min/m2) gpmlft, (l/min/m2) US $d Sieve (mm) gpm/fe (Umir/m2) lbs (kN) oa lbs (kN) 0.40 (10.16) 18,000 (862) 21 (260) 3.8 (47) 40 (0.42') 145 (5,907) 365 (1.62) 24 100 (0.44) Cadrlgr & W.tt .Fooafig VAIL MARRIOTT ROOF REPLACEMENT Fire Prevention Plan Provided as a public service by osHcoN Occupational Safety and Health Consultation Program Alllanc]c Co||ttucdon & Rcdordlon &ltl EChanbcn Avr" B8 P.O.Bdl(p EaElr, CO 81631 pTql s284e0 Publicstion No. HS03.013A(f .06) Revised 0L/27l06 1910.39 Fire Prevention Plan The following fire prevention plan is provided only as a guide to assist employers and employees in complying with the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) Fire Prevention Plan Standardr 2g Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 1910.39, as well as to provide other helpful information. It is not intended to supersede the requirements of the standard. An employer should review the standard for particular requirements that are applicable to their individual situation, and make adjustments to this program that are specifrc to their company. An employer will need to add infonnation relevant to their particular facility in order to develop an effective, comprehensive program. 191039 Fire hevention Plan Table of Contents I. Objective tr. Background m. Assignment of Responsibility rV. Plan Implementation A. Good Housekeeping B. Maintenance V. Types of Hazards A. Electical Hazards B. Portable Heaters C. Office Fire Hazards D. Cutting, Welding, and Open Flane S/ork E. Flamnable and Combustible Materials F. Smoking VL Training Vtr. Program Review Vm. Attacbments A. Fire Risk Suwey B. General Fire hevention ChecHist C. Exits Checklist D. Flammable and Combustible Material Checklist Firc Prevention Plan for UAIL MARRIOTT ROOF REPI^A,CMENT IUNE2MT I. OBJECITYE The purpose of this Fire Prevention Plan is to eliminate the causes of fire, prevent loss of life and property by fue, and to comply with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) standard on fire prevention, 29 CFR 1910.39. It provides employees with information and guidelines that will assist them in recognizing reporting, and controlling fue hazards. II. BACKGROT]ND Aliance Re.starution lVail Marrian is committed to minimizing the threat of fire to employees, visitors, and property. Alliance Restorotion / Vail Maniofr complies with all applicablJ laws, regulations, codes, and good practices pertaining to fire prevention. This Fire Prevention Plan serves to reduce the risk of fires atVail Marriafr in the following ways: A. identifies materials that are potential fire hazards and their proper handling and storage procedures; B. distinguishes potential ignition sources and the proper control procedures of those materials; C. describes fire protection equipment and/or systems used to control fire hazards; D' identifies persons responsible for maintaining the equipment and systems installed to prevent or control ignirion offires; E. identilies Persons responsible for the control and accumulation of flammable or combustible material: F. describes good housekeeping procedures necessary to insure the control of accumulated flammable and combustible waste material and residues to avoid a fire emergency and G. provides training to employees with regard to fire hazards to which they may be exposed. III. ASSIGNMENTOFRESFONSIBILITY Fire safety is everyone's responsibility. All employees should know how to prevent and respond to flres, and are responsible for adhering to company policy regarding fire emergencies. A. Management Management determines the Alliance Resbraion / VaiI Maniafr fire prevention and protection policies. Management will provide adequate controls to provide a safe workplace, and will provide adequate resources and training to its employees to encouage fue prevention and the safest possible rcsponse in the event of a fire emergency. B. Plan Administrator 4 Alliance Restoration shall manage the Fire Prevention Plan for Alliance Restoration / Vail Maniofr. and shall maintain all records pertaining to the plan. The Plan Administrator shall also: 1. Develop and administer theAlliance Restomtion /Vail Marriatt fire prevention training program. 2. Ensure that fire control equipment and systems are properly maintained. 3. Control fuel source hazards. 4. Conduct fire risk surveys (see Appendix A) and make recommendations. C. Supervisors Supervisors are responsible for ensuring that employees receive appropriate fue safety training, and for nonfyrngSite Superintendcnt when changes in operation increase the risk of fire. Supenisors are also responsible for enforcingAlliance Restoration / Vail Maniafr fue prevention and protection policies. D. Employees All employees shall: 1. Complete all required training before working without supervision. 2. Conduct operations safely to limit the risk of fire. 3. Report potential flre hazards to their supervisors. 4. Follow fire emergency procedures. IV. PLANIMPLEMENTATION A. Good Housekeeping To limit the risk of fires, employees shall take the following precautions: 1. Minimize the storage of combustible materials. 2. Make sure that doors, hallways, stairs, and other exit routes are kept free of obstructions. 3. Dispose of combustible waste in covered, airtight, metal containers. 4. Use and store flammable materials in well-ventilated areas away from ignition sources. 5. Use only nonllammable cleaning products. 6. Keep incompatible (i.e., chemically reactive) substances away from each other. 7. Perform "hot work" (i.e., welding or working with an open flame or other ignition sources) in controlled and well-ventilated areas. 8. Keep equipment in good working order (i.e., inspect electrical wiring and appliances regularly and keep motors and machine tools free of dust and grease. 9. Ensure that heating units are safeguarded. 10. Report all gas leaks immediately. Alliance Resnrutian I Vail Morriott shall ensure that all gas leaks are repaired immediately upon notification. I l. Repair and clean up flammable liquid leaks immediately. 12. Keep work areas free of dust, lint, sawdust, scraps, and similar material. 13. Do not rely on extension cords if wiring improvements are needed, and take care not to overload chcuits with multiple pieces of equipment. 14. Ensure that required hot work perrnits are obtained. 15. Turn offelectrical equipment when not in use. B. Maintenance AUiance Restorutioil will ensure that equipment is maintained according to manufacturers' specifications. Alliance Restoration / Vail Maniofr will also comply with requirements of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) codes for specifrc equipment. Only properly trained individuals shall perform maintenance work. The following equipment is subject to the maintenance, inspection, and testing procedures: l. equipment installed to detect fuel leaks, control heating, and control pressurized systems; 2. portable fire extinguishers, automatic sprinkler systems, and fixed extinguishing systems; 3. detection systems for smoke, heat, or flame; 4. fire alarm systems; and 5. emergency backup systems and the equipment they support. V. TYPESOFHAZARDS The following sections address the major workplace fue hazards atAlliance Restorotion / VaiI Maniatt's facilities and the procedures for controlling the hazards. A. Electrical Fire Hazards Electrical system failures and the misuse of electrical equipment are leading causes of workplace fires. Fires can result from loose ground connections, wiring with frayed insulation, or overloaded fuses, circuits, motors, or outlets. To prevent electrical fues, employees shall: 1. Make sure that worn wires are replaced. 2. Use only appropriately rated fuses. 3. Never use extension cords as substitutes for wiring improvements. 4. Use only approved extension cords [i-e., t]rose with the Underwriters Laboratory (LJL) or Factory Mutual (FM) labell. 5. Check wiring in hazardous locations where the risk of fre is especially high. 6. check electrical equipment to ensure that it is either properly grounded or double insulated. 7. Ensure adequate spacing while performing maintenance. B. Portable Heaters All portable heaters shall be approved byA.,fl,f. Portable electric heaters shall have tip-over protection that automatically shuts offthe unit when it is tipped over. There shall be adequate clearance between the heater and combustible fumishings or other materials at all times. C. Office Fire Hazards Fire risks are not limited toVaiI Marriott's industrial facilities. Fires in offices have become more likely because of the increased use of electrical equipment, such as computers and fax machines. To prevent office fires, employees shall: l. Avoid overloading circuits with offrce equipment. 2. Turn offnonessential elecrical equipment at the end of each workday. 3. Keep storage areas clear of rubbish. 4. Ensure that extension cords are not placed under caqrets. 5. Ensure that hash and paper set aside for recycling is not allowed to accumulate. D. Cutting, Welding, and Open FlameWork Alliance Restorution will ensure the following: l. All necessary hot work pemrits have been obtained prior to work beginning. 2. Cutting and welding are done by authorized personnel in designated cutting and welding areas whenever possible. 3. Adequate ventilation is provided. 4. Torches, regulators, pressure-reducing valves, and manifolds are UL listed or FM approved. 5. Oxygen-fuel gas systems are equipped with listed and/or approved backflow valves and pressure-relief devices. 6. Cutters, welders, and helpers are wearing eye protection and protective clothing as appropriate. 7. Cutting or welding is prohibited in sprinklered areas while sprinkler protection is out of service. 8. Cutting or welding is prohibited in areas where explosive atmospheres of gases, vapors, or dusts could develop from residues or accumulations in confined spaces. 9. Cutting or welding is prohibited on metal walls, ceitings, or roofs built of combustible sandwich-type panel construction or having combustible covering. 10. Confined spaces such as tanks are tested to ensure that ttre atrnosphere is not over ten percent of the lower flammable limit before cutting or welding in or on the tank. I l. Small tanks, piping, or containers that cannot be entered are cleaned, purged, and tested before cutting or welding on them begins. lz.F:$e watch has been established. E. Flarmable and Combustible Materials Site Sunerintcndent shall regularly evaluate the presence of combustible materials atVail Maniafr Roof (see Appendix D). Certain types of substances can ignite at relatively low temperatures or pose a risk of catastrophic explosion ifignited. Such substances obviously require special care and handling. l. Class A combustibles. These include common combustible materials (woo4 paper, cloth, rubber, and plastics) that can act as fuel and are found in non-specialized areas such as offices. To handle Class A combustibles safely: a. Dispose of waste daily. b. Keep trash in metal-lined receptacles with tight-frtting covers (metal wastebaskets that are emptied every day do not need to be covered). c. Keep work areas clean and free of fuel paths that could allow a fue to spread. d. Keep combustibles away from accidental ignition soutrces, such as hot plates, soldering irons, or other heat- or spark-producing devices. e. Store paper stock in metal cabinets. f. Store rags in metal bins with self-closing lids. g. Do not orrder excessive amounts of combustibles. h. Make frequent inspections to anticipate fues before they start. Water, multi-purpose dry chemical (ABC), and halon l2ll ate approved fue extinguishing agents for Class A combustibles. 2. Class B combustibles. These include flammable and combustible liquids (oils, greases, tars, oil-based paints, and lacquers), flammable gases, and flamrnable aerosols. To handle Class B combustibles safely: \ a. Use only approved pumps, taking suction from the top, to dispense liquids from tanks, drums, barels, or similar containers (or use approved self-closing valves or faucets), b. Do not dispense Class B flammable liquids into containers unless the nozzle and, container are electrically interconnected by contact or by a bonding wire. Either the tank or container must be grounded. c. Store, handle, and use Class B combustibles only in approved locations where vapors are prevented from reaching ignition sources such as heating or electric equipmenl open flames, or mechanical or electric sparks. d. Do not use a flammable liquid as a cleaning agent inside a building (the only exception is in a closed machine approved for cleaning with flammable liquids). e. Do not use, handle, or store Class B combustibles near exits, stairs. or any other areas normally used as exits.f. Do not weld, cul grind, or use unsafe electrical appliances or equipment near Class B combustibles. g. Do not generate heat, allow an open flame, or smoke near Class B combustibles. h. Know the location of and how to use the nearest portable fue extinguisher rated for Class B fre. Water should not be used to extinguish Class B fires caused by flammable liquids. water can cause the buming liquid to spread, making the fue worse. To extinguish a fire caused by flammable liquids, exclude the air around the buming liquid. The following fire-extinguishing agents are approved for Class B combustibles: carbon dioxide, multi-purpose dry chemical (ABC), halon 1301, and halon 1211. (NOTE: Halon has been determined to be an ozone-depleting substance and is no longer being manufactured. Existing systems using halon can be kept in place.) F. Smoking Smoking is prohibited inallVail Marriat buildings. Certain outdoor areas may also be designated as no smoking areas. The arcas in which smoking is prohibited outdoors are identified by NO SMOKING signs. Roofing Ketfles Fired roofing kettles shall not be operaled on roofs ofbuildings unless permission is granted by the Fire Commissioner. There shall be at least one 20 BC portable fire extinguisher within 30 feet horizontal travel distance of every roofrng kettle at all times while the unit is in operation. AHJ requirements: \ VI. TRAIhIING AAiancc Restomtion shall present basic fire prevention raining to all employees upon employment and shall maintain documentation of the training, which includes: A. review of 29 CFR 1910.38, including how it can be accessed;B. this Fire Prevention Plan, including how it can be accessed;C. goodhousekeepingpractices; D. proper response and notification in the event of a fire;E. instruction on the use of portable fire extinguishers (as determined by company policy in the Emergency Action Plan); andF. recognition of potential fue haa1fls. Supervisors shall train employees about the fire hazards associated with the specifrc materials and processes to which they are exposed, and will maintain documentation of the training. Employees will receive this training: A. at their initial assignment; B. annually; and C. when changes in work processes necessitate additional training. VII. PROGRAMREVIEW AWiance Restomtion shall review this Fire Prevention Plan throughout the roof replacement project for necessary changes. 10 AppendixA Flre Risk Survey Vail Marriofr Northcast FIat Roof Type ofFire llazard Location Emergency Actions Required PPE Completedby:Date: lt Appendix B AUiancc Restoration / VaiI Manion General Firc Prevention Checklist to ensure fue prevention measures conform with tbe general fire prevention in OSHA standards. Use this requirements pYes o No TYes o No fYes o No PYo FYo TYes the local fire departrnent acquainted with your facility, its location, and ific hazards? oNo oNo oNo ilf you have outside private fire hydrants, are they on a routine preventive maintenance schedule and flushed at least once a year? Are fue doors and shutters in good operating condition? Are fire doors and shutten unobstnrcted and protected against obstructions, including their counterweights? pYes o No Are automatic sprinkler system water control valves, air pressure, and water pressure checked weekly or periodically? o Yes $.No Has responsibility for the maintenance of automatic sprinkler systems been assigned to an employee or contractor? f,Yes o No Are sprinkler heads protected by metal guards? g Yes o No Is proper clearance maintained below sprinkler heads? il{es o No Are portable fire extinguishers provided in adequate number and type?* fYes o No Are fire extinguishers mounted in readily accessible locations?* d,Yes o No Are fue extinguishers recharged regularly with the recharge date noted on an' ,, inspection tag?* $Yes o No Are employees periodically instructed in the use of extinguishers and fire protection procedures? * *(NOTE: Use of fre extinguishers is based on company policy regarding employee fire fighting in your Emergency Action Plan and locgl fire code.) Completed uy: Alu. c*c{- P€'ltoen't'roN 12 Appendix C Alliance Restoration / Vail Marriatt Exits Checklist Use this checklist to evaluate Alliance Restardion / Vail Maniafr's compliance with OSHA's standard on emergency exit routes. fYes a No Is each exit marked with an exit sign and illuminated by a reliable light source? fYes o No Are the directions to exits, when not immediately apparent, marked with visible signs? fYes o No Are doors, passageways, or stairways that are neither exits nor access to exits, and which could be mistaken for exits. marked'NOT AN EXIT'or other appropriate marking? pYes o No Are exit signs provided with the word "EXIT'in letters at least five inches high and with lettering at least one inch wide? pYes o No Are exit doors side-hinged? f Yes u No Arc allexitskeptfreeofobstructions? TYes n No Are there at least two exit routes provided from elevated platforms, pits, or' roorns where the absence of a second exit would increase the risk of injury from hot, poisonous, corrosive, suffocating, flammable, or explosive ssgsrnnces? pYes o No Is the number of exits from each floor of a building and from the building itself for the building occupancy? (NOTE: Do not count revolving, sliding, or overhead doors when evaluating whether there are sufficient exits.) fYes o No Are exit stairways that are required to be separated from other parts of a building enclosed by at least one-hour fire-resistant walls (or at least two-hour fire-resistant walls in buildings over four stories high)? ! Yes o No Are the slopes of ramps used as part of emergency building exits limited to one foot vertical and, 12 feet horizontal? FYes o No Are glass doors or storm doors fully tempered, and do they meet the safety requirements for human impact? pYes o No Can exit doors be opened from the direction of exit travel without the use of a key or any special knowledge or effort? {0Yes o No Are doors on cold storage rooms provided with an inside release mechanism l3 fYes o No fYes oNo that will release the larch and open the door even if it's padlocked or otherwise locked on the outside? Where exit doors open directly onto any street, alley, or other area where vehicles may be operated, are adequate barriers and warnings provided to prcvent employees from stepping into the path of traffrc? Are doors that swing in both directions and are located between rooms where there is fre4uent traffic equipped with glass viewing panels? Completed by:vut, vlulst-vr*spt 0';5 l4 Appendix D Alliance Restoration / VaiI Marriatt Flammable and Combustible Material Checklist Use this checklist to evaluate Alliance Restaration / Vail Marriott's compliance with OSHA's standards on flarnmable and combustible materials: pYes oNo Are combustible scrap, debris, and waste materials such as oily rags stored in pYes oNo covered metal receptacles and removed from the worksite promptly? Are approved containers and tanks used for the storage and handling of flarnmable and combustible liquids? pYes oNo Are all connections on drums and combustible liquid piping vapor and liquid tight? pYes oNo Are all flammable liquids kept in closed containers when not in use? {Yes oNo Are metal drums of flammable liquids electrically grounded during l,Yes oNo dispensing? Do storage rooms for flammable and combustible liquids have appropriate ventilation systems? p,Yes oNo Arc NO SMOKING signs posted on liquefied petroleum gas tanks? TYes oNo Are all solvent wastes and flammable liquids kept in fire-resistant covered containers until tbey are removed from the worksite? qlYes oNo Is vacuuming used whenever possible rather than blowing or sweeping combustible dust? fles oNo Are firel gas cylinders and oxygen cylinders separated by distances or fire- resistant barriers while in storage? yYes oNo Are fue extinguishers appropriate for the materials in the areas where they are mounted?* pYes oNo Are appropriate fre extinguishers mounted within 75 feet of outside areas containing flammable liquids and within l0 feet of any inside storage area for such materials?* qAfes oNo Are extinguishers free from obstruction or blockage?* fles oNo Are all extinguishers serviced, maintained, and tagged at least once a year?* l5 pYes oNo pYes oNo fles oNo '9Yes oNo oNo oNo FYes PYO Are all extinguishen fully charged and in their designated places?* Where sprinkler systems are pennanently installed, are the nozzle heads directed or arranged so that waler will not be sprayed into operating electrical switchboards and equipment? Are NO SMOKING signs posted in areas where flammable or combustible materials are used or stored? Are safety cans utilized for dispensing flammable or combustible liquids at the point ofuse? Arc all spills of flammable or combustible liquids cleaned up promptly? Arc storage tanks adequately vented to prevent the development of an excessive vacuum or pressure that could result from filling, emptying, or temperature changes? *(N,OTE: Use of fire extinguislrcn is based on company policy regarding employee fire fighting in your Emergency Action Plan and local fire code.) Completed by:f.=r-r- l o<tr4e &-Sl@*'rcrl out", ufvlz*-t t6 / TOWN OF VAIL FIRE DEPARTMENT VAIL FIRE DEPARTMENT 75 S. FRONTAGE ROAD VAIL, CO 8I657 970-479-2135 NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSITE AT ALL TIMES SPRINKLER PERMIT Permit #: F09-001I((soq-Nl5 Job Address: 720 W LIONSHEAD CR VAIL Status . . . : ISSUED Location.....: BOILER ROOM, MARRIOTT Applied . . : 04101/2009 ParcelNo...: 210107217001 lssued. . : 04128/2009 Project No : Expires . .: O!iNER DIAMONDROCK VAII, OWNER LI,C O4/OL/2009 C/O DIAMoNDRoCK HoSP]TALITY co 5903 ROCKLEDGE DR STE 8OO BETHESDA MD 2OAI7 APPLICANT ALLIANCE MECHANfCAL 04/0'J./2009 Phone: 970-328-0303 P.O. BOX l_855 EAGLE co 81531 License: 552 -S CONTRACTOR ALLIANCE MECIaNICAL O4/07/2OO9 Phone: 970-328-0303 P.O. BOX 1855 EAGLE co 81531 L,l-cense : 552 -S Desciption: BOILER ROOM MODIFICATIONS: REPLACE FIRE SPRINKLER BACKFLOW, ADD PRV ANDNEW TAMPER Valuation: $4,500.00 *tt+t+*:lt*ttrt'ltr*:r,r*1,t*:rtt*tt*++r* Mechanical--> $o.oo Restuarant Plan Review-> $0.00 Tolal Calculated Fe€s--> $541.25 Plan Check--> $3s0. oo DRB Fee-----------> go. oo Additional Fees-------> $0.00 lnvestigation-> S0.00 TOTAL FEES------------> $541.25 Tolal Permit Fee------> $54r.25 Will Call---> 90.00 Payments-..------------> $s41.25 BALANCE DUE-----> $O. OO Item: 05100 BUILDING DEPARTMENT Item: 05600 FIRE DEPARTMENT O4/L0/2O09 drhoades Action: AP It new location is ditterent than orr-gr-nal, preventer l-ocation (room or section of room) , an r-nspectsion by Var-I Ft-re l-s requrl work occurrinq. CONDITION OF APPROVALCond: l-2 (BLDG.): FfELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED rO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIANCE. DECLARATIONS I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application, filled out in full the information required, completed an accurate plot plan, and state that all the information as required is correct. I agree to comply with the information and plot plan, to comply with all Town ordinanoes and state laws, and to build this stucture according to the towns zoning and subdivision codes, desigr review approved, lnternational Building and Residential Codes and other ordinances ofthe Town applicable thereto. REQUESTS FOR TNSPECTION SHALLBE MADE SEVENTY-TWO FROM 8:00 AM- 5 PM. BY TELEPHONE AT 978479-2252 SICNATURE OF O CTOR FOR HIMSELF AND O **'r*rr*'tt*l't****l'****tttrt*ttttt*******t*********** t**t****tt**rt *** *tt*****t********t**rr**** TOWNOFVAIL, COLOMDO Statement * * * 'a * * * * ** ** t* | * * * i I I I * I I I t | | * 't I * * * * * * * | | * * * * * * 'l * ** t** * * * * * * * **,1{':l * 'tf I'l *t* * * **********'ltf'a'l'** Statement Number: R090000372 AmounE: S54X.25 04/25/200902:48 PM Palment Melhod: Check MECHANICAIJ Inits: SAB Notation: 0214 ALLIANCE Permit Nol Parcel No: Site Addres s I LocationI This Payment: BP 00100003111100 PF 00100003112300 F09- 0011 Type: SPRINKLER PERMIT 2101- 072 - 1700 - 1 ?20 W IJf,ONSHEAD CR VAII.I BOII,ER ROOI,I, IIIARRIOTT $541.2s i | ** * * **a***f*l :|'l'l,|l'tl'a I I | *l ll ll * * * * * *** * * * * * * * * * all*'i*ltli *t **||*l | | I | * | * | * * * * ** ** * *ti I I * i * * ACCOI,JNT MEM LIST: Account Code Description CurrenE Pmts Total. Feea 3 Total ALL Pmts : BaLance : $s41.2s 9s41.2s $0.00 SPRINIGER PERMIT EEES PLA}I CI{ECK FEES L9L.25 350.00 FIRE SPRINKLER PERMIT Commercial & Residential Fire Alarm shop drawings are required at the time of application submittal and must include the following information: A Colorado Registered Engineer's stamp or N.l.C.E.T' level lll (min) stamP Equipment cut sheets of materials Hydraulic calculations A State of Colorado Plan Registration form Plans must be submitted by a Registered Fire Protection Contractor trsrcsY ASUNE Proiecustreet Address ?2n r,) Au,l"rJ a-J Prolect #: Building Permit #: Sprinkler Permit #: Company Address: City:State:Q) zip; Contad Contact Ph: Detatted Dsclption ot w o'Jr.:, /[jatb/<-J.Y/& (use additional sheet if necissary) Detailed Location of Work: (use additional sheet if necessary) Property Information Parcer#: 21pt p Legal Description: Lot #: SuMivision: Building/Complex Name: Owner Name: urwur.eag lecouty. us/patie) Value of Fire Sprinkler: (Labor & Materials) $q ?<) Work Class: New( ) Addition ( ) Remodel ( ) Rerm-Fit (zJF- Repair (ltother ( ) Type of Building: Singl*Family ( ) Duplex ( ) Multi-Family ( ) Commercial (,,) Restaurant ( ) Other ( ) Date Received: ._1"'r'{Ffrf Does a Fire Alarm Exist? Yes (Pf No ( ) Does a sprinkrer sysrem Exi{yAl[41'fpf DIDAD A''f{ 01 2009 TOi,/,,L1 -\!: \t-1.1L (sn+ Technicat Services: Tel: (800) g81-9312 / Fax: (8OO) Z9.l _S5OO lodel BFV-N Buftertg ValveLug Styte 2Inch - t2 Inch (DN5O _ DN3lOOl General Description Technical Data The,Modet BFV-N Lug Styte Bufter_ Modelfly vatves (Ref. Figure-1) are indicat_ BFV_-lri f'.1,Y:ft:"$1ff3'nLil,.j": i?:,'1, T: si.zcs: ANSI Inchos / DN iffJ lJr;Jiaal:*:;: +;#r,%r" i t iliih :qli6{'.,':1^%,!''3t:ii .for examire, a! ivsiJir, ;;iirii?i",it 8 (DN200i, tc' roru2s'otl iz i'rjil'dot l;'[B{il?i""":$:1i#'J&1*"^,i5: f,ff,-!'ffin ''z inch (DNso - DN3oo)Class 125 or rsolLnqe;;ffi,f,',il"j Model BFV-N Lug 'Styte erti".flrineed for ttange gasketS. valves are UL and C:Ut_ UsteO anJFni ;ruqf;.Tllll"l,ll"g:,"H::fi: ilTlJ,f"",,^" Mode, BFV-N LuqGear operatbrs ror. r" ruri,o'j'iinlilii Style ButterflyVarue""ieiist"ouviiE Butterfly vatves lre -pio;id:j'#; California stdte rire Milh;ii;il;two sets or ractory i"Jt;1;;d;;i Listing No. 7770-1670:101. swrlcnes each having SpDT contaai. All laboratory listings and approvals areI ne s-up.ervisory gwitches transferiheii tor inoooiaria'i't;oo.,,.".erecrncat contacts when there i. _^,,^ ment rrom tr.'e uaiue;s'ioir-ai#;::: l["^1!t9P Wgrrins pressure i;,jT"i:,.fi%$:,r,"t t*o idiii,jiiJ"Iii ffi ,if,ii ff nF,"t:ll":1ffi ;", t/yARrVrrVGS Materials ot Construction: #iy#:i:!.%Yt::E;',;2"?'::H3ffi1,",.n*nrorminstoASrMA_s36 :.r:,!^.!-,?n! maintained in comptiance Discwnn ns document, as wett as witi -tie, du-ciite iron contormrng to ASTM 4_395,lPtt:able .standards of the Nationat Nicket ptaiJrtre protection Assocratbn in,to the standards o, *, ot "r!,lr|Pl- seat Material ii:iil:il!,::i't1i:i;X!!;r,,?.d;8'f&fi t%;E"rubberconrormins r, !: 9rln -!" responsibte ror maintei n- Yfi?1t3t3[,",""s steer conformins t!,*z',^'';?.i!{i*il,^"{:::L;i:i [ffi:" :t:- tt:stlttng contractor or spinkter Ltear operator with iron housingmanutucturer ..should be co'ntacted-""VAI[ fl Df orprpr,rurr Friction Loss The.approximate friction loss. basedon rhe Hazen Williams formula and ex_pr€ssed _in^equivalent length of pipewrth G= l-.20, is as follows. iJnless oih_ ,erwtse Indicaled, the data is based on Jll9l'or.' loss information co ected at aryprcat flow rate of 15 feet per second.. 1.4 1...r of 2 inch Sch. 40 pipe forthe 2 inch valve. . 9:?::et^o! ,?-l/2 inch sch. 40 pipetor tne Z-1/2 inch valve_. lj6 le.et of 3 inch Sch. 40 prpe forthe 3 inch valve. ..9;? Id of 4,inch Sch. 40 pipe forrne 4 inch valve. . 9.0 feet'.of S inch Sch. 40 prpe torthe 5 inch valve. . 9.2 le.et of 6 inch Sch. 40 prpe forth€ 6 inch valve. .,]rr;t t",""j;%rr5:h sch. 30 pipe for o 20.1Ieet. of 10 inch Sch. 30 pipe forthe l0 inch valva . aliff,:fuigch sch 30 pipe for 'NFPA 13 PaeeQgf,p Appror,€dasSubmihl O TFPIS2O Page Z ot 4 TFPI32O Nominal Valve Sizes Nominat Instll aliion Dimcnslonr in th ch€s and (mm) A B T-lc T-to T*:--r-r-Weight| -----]------l_--T-lJlxoN50 2.53 (64,0) '1.68 (43,0) 1.81 (46,0) t-G H I tbs. L_fter|.21I 00,0) (11.0| 24 01,0) (12,0) (14,0) I tz,gz lG20,s) | 13.5r Itsas,ry | 13.88 (352,6) 15.24 (387,0) 16.49 (418,8) 2.88 o3,0) 6.48 (r 64,6) 6.00 (r 52,4) 6.00 0 52,4) 5.80 (r47,3) 5.80 (147,3) 5.80 (147,31 2.12 (s3,8) (53.8) (s3,8) 2.12 (s3,8) 2-1/2" 0N65 2.90 (t4,ol (35.1) 2.OO -1s0,8) 5/8-113.25 (83,0) 6.98 1177,3) DNSO 3.17 (81,0)1.81 (46,0) y8-11 3.38 (86,0) 4.00 0 02,0) 7.22. (183,4) 6.00 (r52,4) oN100 4.17 (106,0) 2.06 *1s2,0) (64,8)5/8-11 7.98 @2,4 6.00 (152.41 5.80 (147,3)5' oN125 5.17 (131,0) 6.17 t157,0) 2.19 (s6,0) 2.58 (6s,s)5/8-114.75 (121.0) 8.48 (21s,4) 6.00 (1s2,4)6' DN150 7.n (r 98,.t)(s3,8) 2.12 (53,8) 4.64 (117,9) (145,1) 34-102.19 (s6,0) (60,0) (448,3) 20,11 (s10,8) 5.25 (133,0) 9.10 (231,1) 6.00 (1s2,4) 10.00 (254,0) 11.90 (300,0) 7-80 098,1)DN2OO 4.17 (208,0) 10-17 (258,0) 3/4-10 ?4-10 34!!{l 49ea 78 (3s,o) 6.50 !J6s,0) I 10.9s (262,91 (311,4 13.77 _(34e,8) 10' DN25O 12" oN300 7.90 (200,4 2.12 (s3.8) 7 -77 (197,4)2.58 _16e,0) 23.35 (s93,1) 8.00 (203,0) 9-25 835,0) 9.50 (241,3)3.03 (77,O) 9.77 Q4A,2)1: 7ta-g 12.17 (309,0)3.00 c/6,0) 26.10 (663,0)1 1.80 (300,0) 9.50 (241,31 3.03 (t7,o't 11.75 (298,s)103 (47,O)n l-- e HANDWHEEL INDICATOR FLAG GEAR OPEMTOR 1/2. NPr CONDUIT CONNECTION K . BOLT THBFAD ,*"y;g&{ffinTngffi g:,YuALvE . TFPl520 Installation il?ii"dit"%ilii,BsiJy_xslfi t*li+1i!i,:i"ian:$f :;*i,'*: rt::iifiiFlii'ligt;i'"{im{[;:TA.T3llfl "',?ilgTr jTlXi!",r*1,?ii i{,lftTj#tr1tFT",,i"!Tffi tr'*;i''-H'ggitrj#hl$ *frri#d;i:#]1xE"n;:;t$ ffiffi ffiffi$ffi ffiii:ij*.Hfir.nqiffiEi ffia5"si:? #"';Jo Fisure 2 ror the $fiu**l#,:m tr''r-ffi,;nft*,:llffi Page 3 of 4 p;f;w,.rwf| *t"o**!*X.fbt o"or. --t l- SUPERVTSoRY I I SW'TCH SWITCH SHOWN WTTH VALVE FUI,I- OPEN CoNIACTMING _... 1/2A@ 12s}tr)c 1/4A 0 250 VDC 15.1A/12HP @ 12s, 2s0 vAC5A @ 125 VAC 'L. ,;ygpg7p5frf&1,',?^,ryuALvE! N t' E R N A L sw tic-i ii Eiift Li;t|i, _ I Nominat I Ftange Size II ANSI lnchesIDN---l-- DNsO - DN1OO 5_8 DN125 - DN20o 10 DN25O --DN3OO 1m;mtff;,"I Ft. Lbs| (Nm) F--------------| 20-30 | lJzz,t -qo,z) || 33_50 I.*g+gl-j (zr,s _ ror,4 | ,ro3l--tto%,,, I Care and lWaintenance ]T^?y"uI is.responsible for rhe in_ lp:91,o", tesring, and maintenance ormelr flre protection system and devic_ .l!& l.T'siE K:t jH "Ff;t T:j: 1"",*: j."^.g:,_"tl9n 19.s , ruren-zs), inl"y:::i ,9 rhe srandards of any au_rn^onryn€ving jurisdiction. The rnstall_ l:.9^,":1t."."!9, or producr manurac_rurer_ should be contacted retative io 331"il?iti3il,i; fiY im'airment must It is-, recommended that auromatic :l,,1lr:, :Y:tgTs be inspecred, test- 35;"*n T"llliltled bv a quarined in- ,i#titi,,',Jlir'nmr:;!X* #if####t#ffi Page 4 of 4 Warranty frgfy,gl1_m3nufactured by ryco Fire :-ylllding ,products grFBi,; are war_ f:1.,l.:gl:i{ rc tne oiisinal'euyei 6rr:rl (.ru,.years against defects in-mate_nat and workrnanship when paid for 3ll -groperly insta ed and maintaineduno_e_r normal use and service. in-iiy-lJa.ty.wttt expire ten (10) years fromoare of shipment by TFBp.'No warran_ #al':";}iit:"ti:ilif, ffi }*:*:p:99rq and compbnents wnicn nave ii"!,-:,iliril;:,tH::"#ilfl "j"?h; o^een Installed, maintained, modified oi :1l3,Igd j" "9_".o rdance wirh app licabteoranoards.of the National Fir5'protecluon Association, and/or the siandards:]jly ojlrq, Authoriries Having Juris_otc on. Materials founO by TFB-p to bL lp^t!!lj*:[ql]_o_g either reipaired or re- ru?i,T' i:"ll?:," ;?,""f8i:i "'opg:9n r9 """rini, tiiiitlliiilffi:[I l93l9l. i" connection with ihl sare ot iili'i:i4?":iill,r,,J?;i:;,1f,, j sy^stem ,design- €rrors or inaccurate or[:,::ryt information supptied byouyer or Buyer's representaiives. l:-o_ -ry"1, .shail. TFBP be tiabte, in ::.T119t, tort, stricr tiabitiry or under llHi[rrjli:',:1,'tr'tr-',i:,li*u; i:H!':ffi ,::1,;ll?3H:1,:'^1iI rt'r s ilability exceed an amountequat to the sales orice. TFpt520 Ordering Procedure !ug S.tyle Butterfly Valves: :plcly:.. (specify inch size) Mod_ 31,.,".y.N Lug Styte Butterfiy Vatveg,lT,-'lteT?t supervisory swirches,F/N (specify). Valve Size Valve pan Number i;,;" .. . ..... ss_802_1_020N ;-". . . . . . . . .S9_8oz_1-o2sN ;. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59-802-1_O3ON ;.-. ....._ 59_802-1-O4ON ; ... ... 59_802_ r-osoN ; ... . 59_802_1_O6ON ;; . ....... s9_802-1-080N ;; .... ss_802_1.100N..... .s9_802-1_12CN Limited ,Lt#flffi;:{#iriT}*ft$ H!^{fltw j!$y fi JT,t i."_; ll"Y'.Hliil,iffi '$"T',f""[n,;:ili TYCO FIFE & BUILOTHC PNO 'Y,fiLlEifil4mfl], lllu llUll, lrllUll \l ?M'&tll Model 720uL Pressure-Reducing Control Valve o INSTALLATIONo OpERATtoN. MatNTENANcE AppoveOasSubmitbd tr @TISTED rllu rf uluulll|fl coNr*.,ffh_^_____ _______ "viLlEsFjIJmnD 'Presoute Reduclng Gontrol Valve . lOt| SAFETY FIRST BERMAD believes that the.safety of personnel working with and around our equipment is the mosrimportant consideration',Plea:::."_:9,"1, ""e[ lniormation betow and from any orher relevant sourcebefore attempting to penorm any maintenance function. :#?ilJnill.approved and estabrished precaurions for working with your type of equipmenr and/ All maintenance tasks should be performed by authorized personnel. ::ffi: fffJili:i"ilfiff$:-' read it throush to the end and undersrand it. rf anythins is not crear, when performing a procedure, fotow the steps in succession without omission. 2 3 4 List Table 1: Table 2: "?j:l$Pifil-l-ilmRl, lllu llurr,r,rrurr..-._-l-=-l Pressure Reduclng Contlol Valve' IOM DescriPtion BERMAD,s Model 72ouL PreSSure-Reducing Valve is an automatic pressure control valve that reduces higher inlet pressure to lower constant outlet pressure, regardless of fluctuating flow-rates and'/or varying inlet pressure. lt is a pilot-operated, diaphragm- ""tr"t"Oio* pressure-loss vatve. Vatve differential pressure powers the diaphragm actuator open or closed. The double-chambered actuator design enables quick and smooth valve action. According to the downstream pressure, the pilot valve regulates main valve oPening. Models and Sizes Models and Sizes covered by this document include the BERMAD Model 720 UL Pressure-Reducing Valve, s iies 2" ,2.5", 3u, 4", 6" and 8"' lt iS available in either the Globe "Y" or Angle Pattern. Operating Pressure Rating Sizes 2',, 2.5u, 3,,, 4,'and 6" have a maximum rated inlet pressure of 300 psi (21 baQ' Size 8" has a maximum rated inlet pressure ol 175 psi (12 bar)' Outlet pressure setting for all sizes is 30-165 psi' when setting the ouilet pressure, the inlet pressure should be at least 15 psi (1 baO higher than the set outlet pressure. ln cases where the inlet pressure falls below or is equal to the intended outlet pressure' the outlet pressure and fiow will be as described in Tables 2 through 7. ln the case of zero (static) flow through the valve, the maximum increase in the downstream (outlet) pres'sure aboveihe set pressure of the valve will not exceed B psi (0.5 bar). Flow Capacity Table 1.1 1.2 4 (100)Valve size lin (mm)] 175 (12)175 (12) 300 (21) 175 (12) 300 (21) 175 (12) 300 (21) 17s (12) 300 (21)Max. inlet pressure [Psi (bafll 30-165 (2-11.5) 30-165 (2-11.5) 30-165 (2-11.5) 30-165 (2-11.5)Outlet pressure adiustable range lpsi (bar)l Maximum flow-rate [GPM (LPM)] Minimum required flow-rate for Pilot Valve Setting [GPM (LPM)]* *Required flows to be estab/rshed through the valve to properly adjust lhe set pj'essure' iltu ilutuuilull "",[os$@!mnn Prersure Reduclng Control Valve - lOll 2 Installation 1. Allow enough room around the valve assembly for any adjustments and future maintenance/disassem bly work.2. Before the valve is installed, flush the pipeline to remove any dirl, scale, deb1s, etc.Not flushing the line may result in the valve being inoperable.3. Listed indicating valves should be installed upstream and downstream of the BERMAD Model 720UL valve to allow future maintenance. see Figure 1 on page 2.4. Install the valve in the pipeline with the valve flow arrow on tn" ooiy casting inlheproper direction. Use the lifting eye provided on the main valve cover for liilng andlowering the valve. 5. Install the valve in the horizontal or vertical position. Ensure that the valve ispositioned so that the actuator can be easily removed for future maintenance.6. After installation, carefully inspecvcorrect any damaged accessories, piping, tubing,or fittings. 7. !l:la!l a UL listed sprinkler system pressure relief valve sized in accordance with NFPA 13. 8. lnstall a UL listed pressure gauge on both the upstream and downstream of theModel 720UL. See Figure 1 on page 2 for indicated installation.9' Install the Model 720UL valve in accordance with the Standard for Installation of Firesprinkler systems, NFPA 19, or the standard for Instailation of Standjipe and Hosesystems, NFPA 14, as appropriate. The Model 720u1valve is to be tested afterinstallation in accordance with NFpA 13. 10' The Model 720UL valve is to be inspected, tested and maintained in accordance withthe standard for the Inspection, Testing and Maintenance of water-Based FireProtection Systems, NFpA 25. Components1 Pressure Gauge2 lsolating-indicating Valve3 72OUL Pressur+Reducing Valve4 lsolating IndicatorValve5 Pressure Gauge6 Pressure-RelielValve Figure 1: System Installation Drawing "YallHbFu{mnD speed. Figure 2: Gross'sectional Assembly View PrinciPles of OPeration ThePressure-Regu|atingPi|otVa|veSensesdownstreampressure.andmodu|atesthe upper control-chamber a"uringlh" main valve to throttle, thus maintaining constant downstreampressure.Whenthedownstreampressurefa|lsbe|owthepi|otsetting,the pilot opens, pressure i" in" upp"i"ontrol-chamber decreases' and the main valve modulates open to increase downstream pressure and maintain pilot setting' Should the downstream pressure rise aooue the pilotsetting, the pi|ot c|oses, pressure in the upper control-chamOer increases anO ine main valve throttles close to decrease downstream oressure to the Pilot setting. Thepressure-reducingpilotisequippedwithanadjustingscrewtopresetthedesired downstream pressure unJ"n intbrnal adiustable needle valve to control the closing I lr 9 I I Components1 Main Valve Bermad 700 Series 2 "Y" Filter with removable screen 3 Pressure-Reducing Pilot Valve #2VL 4 Pilot adiusting screw 5 Needle valve V V-Port Plug (oPtional) 4 2. 3. 4. 5. 4.1 ruE ttuturnun .ulws@[nno Plossuro Reduclng Gontrol Vatve - lOll Starting-up When performing this procedure refer to Figure 1 on page 2. 1.open a hydrant, relief valve, drain valve, or other flow-consumer downstream of theModel 720UL Pressure-Reducing Valve, creating a system demand.Fully open upstream indicating valve (2). Gradually open downstream indicating valve (a) to fully open, allowing flow throughthe Model 720U1 Pressure-Reducing 1ey Vafve.' Wait for downstream pressure stability. slowly close the flow-consumer that was opened in step #1 above to fuily crosed. There is no flow, the pressure on the downstream side of the system that is refrectedthrough the pressure gauge (5) shourd be according to the tacrory fr" i"t adjustedpressure ptus up to an additional 10o/o. Readjusting The Pilot Valve is factory pre-seJ according to the stated demands of the customer. Thepre-set is clearly indicated on the pilot Valve tag. lf readjustment to either the pressure or valve response is required, follow the followingsteps. 1' Ensure that there is minimum flow through themain valve. (For pilor setting flow rate _.__see Table 1, row ,lMinimum Flow Rate foi pilot Setting.,,)2' Free the tension b"yggn the adjusting screw on the pressure reducing pirot varve(Figure 2, item 2) and the fastening nu-t by turning tre tastening n;i-counterclockwise.3' By alternately turning the adjusting screw on the pilot valve a half turn and thenreading the downstream pressure, gradually adjust the pressure:. Counterclockwise to decrease (_)1he Oownstream pressure or. Clockwise to increase (+) the downstream pressure.4. Repeat the Starting-up procedure, Section 4 ,;Starting_up,, steps 1_5. caution: Smalr chanoes in the adjustment of the. needre varve have great impact on theModel 720u1 perfortance. Th;;&ai; v;rib'is'tactory se_t ar one-harf turn open ro oneand one-hatf turn ooen. The maximum nunibiri ottrln$ is c irirrry ctd"o]" fury open).More than o turns tbward open mishi dG;1h; M;;i;2ddfi8 i1,",r,i,il'!t ress thanoptimal functioning. perforrh sep #s *itfrii,ii i-n'rnino. 5. By turning the needle varve (Figure 2, item s) on the pirot varve bottom adjust thevalve response. Turn:. Clockwise to decrease (-) the closing speed of the main valveor ' countercrockwise to increase (+) the crosing speed of the main varve.6. Repeat the Starting-up procedure, Section + .starting_up" "t"p" i_i. '' Note: Valve response adiustment affects pressure adjustment. Any adjustment to varve z__\l1lon"" requires recheckins pressure abiustmenr.B;d#il'fliyAt"itjusing,,steps VALVES Pressule Reduclng Gontrol Valve . lOt 5.1 Maintenance Warning: Do not turn off the water supply to make repairs-without placing a roving lire patiol in the area covered by the 3!slem. The patrol should continue until the system is back in service. 1. Prior to turning off any valves place a roving fire patrol in the area covered by the system. 2. ln any of the following inspections or testing procedures, if an abnormal condition exists, see "Troubleshooting" on page 6 for possible cause and corrective action. 3. The Model 720UL valve is to be inspected, tested and maintained in accordance with the Standard for the Inspection, Testing and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems, NFPA 25. Normal Conditions '1 . All main isolating valves should indicate a fully open position. 2. Upstream pressure gauge (Figure 1, item 1) reflects the upstream pressure supplied to the valve. 3. Downstream pressure gauge (5) should be according to the system design criteria. Quarterly Inspection 1. The system should be checked lor normal conditions. 2. Verify that the main valve, pilot system, accessorles, tubing and finings, are all in good condition, damage free and not leaking. 3. The fastening nut, of the pilot valve (Figure 2, item 3) adjusting screw, should be fastened tightly. Annual Inspection and Test 1. Complete Quarterly Inspection. 2. Conduct a flow test in systems nominal flow. The downstream pressure gauge should show the adjusted downstream pressure, and according to the system design criteria, this pressure should be stable. lf re-adjusting is needed, perlorm according to Section 4.1 "Readjusting" . 5.2 5.3 Frl$JmHD lllE llUlElrllUll PROBABLE CAUSE Valve fails to regulate Needle valve (Figure 2, item S) not properly adjusted. Factory set at % or 1% open. Adjust. Pulsates or hunts.Slowly adjust needle valve (Figure 2, item 5) until pulsation stops. Air trapped in main valve cover.Loosen cover tube titting at the highest point, allow the air to escape ano re_ tighten. Filter screen (Figure Z, item 2l blocked. Remove filters cap and screen to clean. Valve fails to open Insufficient pilot spring compresston. Valve fails to hold set statac outlet pressure Fifter screen (Figure 2, item 2l blocked. Remove filters cap and screen to clean. Debris trapped in main valve.Remove and inspect actuator assembly. Check seat and disc seal. Diaphragm in main valve is leakino.Caution: This test will cause the valve to qo fully open. Close - downstream isolatino indicating valve or oirit this test if this mav cause damage. - ITI fol leakage. Ctose isotating indicating valves and remove the plug in the main valve cover. lf a continuou! flow exists, the diaphragm is damaged or loose. rilu rtutuLllull -- ______.",al08s@mnn Pressure Reduclng Control Valve - tOil Troubleshooting Table2: Troubleshooting Turn adjusting screw (Figure 2, item 4) CW on pitot. Open. 160 l zto 1n '8- r oo it thgl 80 (L 6ia^5"" E =€+ootr m 0 "YA|[ESlitlmRD lllE llulGUllull Pressuro Reduclng Control Yalve' lOtl Residual Valve Outlet Pressure Where the Inlet Pressure Falls is Equal to the lntended Outletat Def ined Flow-Rates Inlet @ 155 psi, Setting @ 165 Psi Inlet @ 'l00 psi, Setting @ 165 Psi Inlet @ 20 psi, Setting @ 30 psi in GasesBelow orPressure 80 Flow Rate, gpm 100 Figure 3: 2" 72OUL o- d o, (L -e tl 'a t! '160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 lnlet @ 155 psi, Setling @ 165 Psi Inlet @ 10O psi, Setting @ 165 psi Inlet @ 50 psi, Setting @ 165 psl Inlet @ 20 psi, setting @ 30 psl Figure 4: 2112" 72OUL rutu ruutuuuuil .";nws[Q[mnn Pressure Reduclng Gontrol Valve - lOll 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Figure 5: 3" Z20UL o. qt EIL -9 E:t -o o) o o_ E '6 cc 160 't40 120 100 atu 60 40 20 0 Inlet @ 155 psl, Setting @ 165 psi Inlet @ 100 psi, Setting @ 165 psl Inlet @ 20 psl, Setttng @ 30 psl Inlel @ 1s5 psi, Setting @ i6S psi Inlet @ 1(x) psi, Setting @ 165 psi @ 50 psi, Setring @ 165 psl 10 psl: Setting @ 30 psi 0 Figure 6: 4" 72OUL 600 Flow Rate, gpm F$JmnD lllE llulEl, llull Pressure Reduclng Gontlol Valve' 160 i VALVES 140 120 100 80 60 40 0 Fioure 7: o. 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