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COMPLIANCE INFO_2010 REPAIR
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2300 - Underground Storage Tank Program
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COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
2010 REPAIR
RECORD_ID
PR0231867
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2361
FACILITY_ID
FA0003959
FACILITY_NAME
AT&T CALIFORNIA - UE042
STREET_NUMBER
345
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STREET_NAME
SAN JOAQUIN
STREET_TYPE
ST
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STOCKTON
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95202
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
345 N SAN JOAQUIN ST
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01
P_DISTRICT
001
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Approved
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SS200 Series Properties 0 75°F (24°C) <br /> Product Working Time Minutes Fixture Time Minutes <br /> SS208/SS214B 8_12 >25 <br /> SS214/SS214B 17-22 <br /> SS218ISS2188 30-45 >>3535 <br /> SAFETY AND HANDUNG <br /> 80 <br /> faced Afa*dW Saltrty Data Shs*before handing or uawg this pmduct The A component adhesive contains methyl methacrylate monomer and is <br /> flammable. Aiways use in a weN"n9sted area. Floor-levet extraction and latae quantities of moving air greatly iactiilate ventilation. Activator <br /> (Compntaxorert B)contains peroxide. Both materials must be stored in a Cool place away from sources of heat and open flames or sparks. Keep <br /> Goera CJDaed when not in use. Prevent contact with skin and spa. In came of"contact,wish with soap and water. In case of eye contact.flush <br /> with wafer for 15 min tm and seek knmedWW medical attention. Harmful lfswallowed. Keep out of reach of children. <br /> MIXING AND APPLICATION <br /> EXOTHERM: The chemical curng reaction that occurs when components A and B are mixed generates heat The amount of heat generated is <br /> corltraNed by the mass and t)dckneas of the mixed product. Large masses over 112 inch ihidc can develop heat in excess of 25WF/121-C and can <br /> generate ,flammable vapors. Large curing masses should be cars"moved to a well-ventilated area where the chance of personal contact is <br /> CURING:The term Open working tlme is the approximate time alter mWW components A and 8,depending on the bonding conditions that the <br /> 009"remains tinct and bondable. Fixture time is the approximate Ilene after mixing components A and 8 required for the adhesive to develop <br /> atrlNdart sbangtn to stow csreftd movement,urtdamping or da-motding of assembled parts. Parts can gernerally be put len asrvice when 80 paroerkt of <br /> in <br /> full abengtlh id developed. The time to achieve 849E Cure le approximately 2 3 times that required for Nxdcainp.The working and fixture times presented <br /> s��traced an laboratory tdats perfonnad et 7b'F/24'C. Fighar temper�dunes speed the curirp reaction,which mdutxs open worlring time <br /> V <br /> w temper �dp yre � far lower temperaWres tf aignitic ant vacation in tamperature�s or aPPaticn at very him <br /> reP�enatve tar tednnlca!esefsance. <br /> DISPENSING EQUIPMENT: Dispensing directly from disposable cartridges or meter-mix.diaper>dkp aquipmant is atroxgly recommended_ Both <br /> meteDds ampioy vornvarriert stack motionless mixer technology Product supplied in gra-measured cartridges Is dispensed from approved manual or <br /> Poetic powered guns. Contact your IPS representative for kxformallm and availability. <br /> 4410 melt-mbc dispense systems are used,care must be taken to assure compaWa ty between the adhesive components and the materials in the <br /> equipment that they conal. AN wetted metal components should be constructed of stakrteas steel or aluminum or have a sufficient thickness of <br /> cFeeAeally msktaM material that prevents contact between the adhesive components and the base metal. Contact with copper,zlnq brass or other <br /> Moya aaet N*V thane mete Wa must be gdctly prevented AN non-n"llic seals and gaskets should be fabricated tram Taft*or UHMW <br /> polyet VWW based materials. Nahrel rubber,niditb rubber(9tfl",neoprene acrd VNWO we not acceptable.E}hytane-propylene rubbom such as <br /> lords)®may be used for ram ddlawer plate o-its,but a pdyethylena sheet must be used to prevent dract contact with the atlhesNe. <br /> APPLICATION: Fallow instruction provided or contact your IPS representative for proper preparation of dispensing equipment and substrates prior to <br /> sating the bonding process. Always dispense a quantity of adhesive at startup to assure that the adhesive e*UM the ftp of the mixer is the proper <br /> CObf and is udfCnn.without streaks. If previa sly operhed or aged material is being used,allow the Purged material t0 care to assure quality before <br /> proceedkhg. Carefully dispense a avt[khant quant[ty of adhesive On tike subatrale te aaaurs that the bond gap will be completely filed when the parts are <br /> mated. Allow for squeeze-out at the edges of the bond to assure filling. Carefully secure or damp parts to prevent joint movement while the adhesive <br /> 9999499 <br /> csegeanastpssieetlsavaedpnhrdaoerdssetuiaarvctserv.sfe.rPotTmaherte atiabht llaethy nbedcoutInaledreunreedfr.d ngaKadash!dnsehedsemiovsubeivblyewtre..aunMst a6tehse eakrhieenddmmggosaevosperedfoss wrpoaflirtcnh oegtarehs mesthroaaptisrropehtteaktrnhcditlenfevegesaa <br /> snp <br /> d. <br /> CLEAN UP: Adhesive components and mixed adhesive should be removed from mixing and application equipment with a suitable Industrial solvent or <br /> dexter before the mired adhesive cures. Once the adhesive axes,soaking in I strong solvent or paint remover will be required to soften the adhesive <br /> for removal.If the bonds are exposed to UV rays then use of plasticizers such as Dibutyl-Phalate(DBP)is recommended,or contact your IPS <br /> mpresentad"for additional Information.Any dean-up of the bonded assembly using industrial solvents Is not recommended as it could affect the cure. <br /> STORAGE AND SHELF LIFE <br /> The shelf He of Components A and B In u rp"ned containers is approximately six months from fire dais the product Is shipped from IPS facNtiies. Shelf <br /> ifs is based On steady state storage between 54-F and 84-F(10-C and 2rC). Exposure.intamkgtent or prolonged,above 80-F/27•C WIN result in a <br /> reduction of the stated shelf Life.Exkposwas above 1001F(3M)during shfpphrg Or storage can qucA*degradie Comparrent 8 in Carftoss or bulk <br /> CDntainers;and must be shtc Wprevented. Shelf lire of both components can be extended by air-conditioned or refrigerated storage between 50'F and <br /> WF(10-C and 18-C).KEEP FROM FREEZING. <br /> IMPORTANT MOTES <br /> a. SUBSTRATE AND APPLICATION COMPATIBILITY. The user must determine the suitability of a selected adhesive for a given substrate and <br /> appNcatio,m IPS strangiy recommends laboratory.slop and end-use testing that simulates the actual manufacturing and end-use environment <br /> b. SURFACE PREPARATION: The need for surface preparation must be determined by comparative tsatkg of prepared and unprepared substrates <br /> to assure that unprepared bonding is equivalent to or acceptable for the appka&m relative to prepared banding- Initial bonding tests must be <br /> followed up with simulated or actual durability tests to assure that surface cxditlon do not lead to degradation of the bond over time under service <br /> 0=11tions. Subsequent denges in substrates or boding axxndition will require miss ft. <br /> Q TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: Canted your IPS representative for questions of assistance with the selection of adhesives and methods for <br /> evaluating adhesives for your intended application. <br /> This product Is intended for use by skilled individuals at their own risk. Recommendation contained twain aro based on information we believe to be <br /> reliable. The properties and Warp values presented above are typical properties obteked under controlled condition at the IPS laboratory. They are <br /> k*K*od to be used only as a guide for selection for end-use evaluation. The ultimate suitability for any intended apptiosew must be verfled by tlne end <br /> UW under anticipated test conditions. Since specific use,materials and product handling are not controlled by iPS,our warranty is limited to we <br /> neplacernent of detective iPS products. <br /> IPS Corp.PO Box 12729.Research Triangle Park.NC 27749• www.icscoro.cam•Tot Free:1-877-IPS GLUE•FAX(919)588-2439 SS24li 9/08 <br />
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