EP1774114B1 - Panneau isolant a revetement pare-air/pluie et revetement hydrofuge - Google Patents

Panneau isolant a revetement pare-air/pluie et revetement hydrofuge Download PDF

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EP1774114B1
EP1774114B1 EP20050792033 EP05792033A EP1774114B1 EP 1774114 B1 EP1774114 B1 EP 1774114B1 EP 20050792033 EP20050792033 EP 20050792033 EP 05792033 A EP05792033 A EP 05792033A EP 1774114 B1 EP1774114 B1 EP 1774114B1
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  • the invention relates generally to the field of building materials products and in particular insulating products for the external walls of buildings.
  • the main barrier between the indoor environment and the unstable environment is made by several layers of different materials.
  • the behavior of the barrier materials continues to depend on the quality of the execution of the installation of the materials. Spaces or discontinuities between adjacent sections insulating habitat cover will cause seepage.
  • Gypsum shells have recently been used outdoors in exterior insulation or finishing systems, with insulating layers (sometimes referred to as Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems (EIFS) or Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems). "). These systems are designed to accept polystyrene insulation bonded to a gypsum board with a glass facing, followed, for example, by applying a thin layer of stucco. Due to exposure to the elements, gypsum wallboard is often treated or impregnated with hydrophobic additives.
  • EIFS Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems
  • gypsum wallboard Due to exposure to the elements, gypsum wallboard is often treated or impregnated with hydrophobic additives.
  • U.S. Patent No. 5644880 discloses an EIFS system in which the main components comprise a water-resistant gypsum board with a fibrous mat facing and an overlay finish material.
  • the finishing material can take a multilayer or monolayer form. It may be placed in contiguity with said gypsum board or it may directly cover, or be directly attached to, one or more elements sandwiched between said gypsum board and said finishing material.
  • the patent application DE 3546968 discloses a mineral fiber board which can be covered on a first main face by an outer coating permeable to water vapor and infiltration of outside air and on its second main face by an inner facing.
  • a method according to the present invention comprises providing an inorganic fiber insulating panel comprising glass fibers or rockwool fibers, slag wool fibers, ceramic fibers, resisting the penetration of liquid water and having first and second major surfaces, the lamination application of an outer facing material, resistant to air infiltration and liquid water penetration, to the first major surface of the insulation board, the material outer facing being permeable to the water vapor, and bonding an inner facing on the second major surface of the insulation board with an adhesive, so that the second main surface with the inner facing and the adhesive is strong to the penetration of liquid water, thereby forming a section of a unit outer building envelope product.
  • an insulating product 100 comprising a mineral fiber insulating panel 110 resistant to the penetration of liquid water, comprising first and second main surfaces.
  • Product 100 is also referred to herein as Building Envelope Panel 100 or Exterior Panel System 100.
  • a cladding panel 130 capable of producing an air barrier or a rain screen is applied by lamination to the first surface of the insulation panel.
  • the facing material 130 is permeable to water vapor.
  • a water-repellent facing 120 is laminated to the second surface of the insulation board to form a unitary exterior building envelope product 100.
  • the insulating product 100 is advantageously used as insulation in the exterior walls of buildings, such as commercial buildings with steel uprights.
  • the insulating product 100 can however also be used in other construction applications.
  • the insulating panel 110 is preferably a non-cement board, such as an insulating board made of mineral fibers, preferably comprising mineral fibers such as glass fibers, rock wool fibers, slag wool fibers, organic fibers, ceramic fibers (eg alumina), silica or basalt fibers bonded with resin to form a rigid or semi-rigid panel.
  • a non-cement board such as an insulating board made of mineral fibers, preferably comprising mineral fibers such as glass fibers, rock wool fibers, slag wool fibers, organic fibers, ceramic fibers (eg alumina), silica or basalt fibers bonded with resin to form a rigid or semi-rigid panel.
  • suitable mineral fiber insulation boards are marketed by CertainTeed Corp. from Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.
  • the density of insulating board 110 is between about 2.5 PCF and about 4.0 PCF and more preferably, the density may be about 3 PCF.
  • An example of a panel material is a glass fiber material having a binder content of from about 6% to about 17%, preferably from about 14% to about 15%.
  • a water repellent may be mixed with the binder or injected into the binder prior to spraying the binder onto the glass fiber. Examples of water repellents may be DC347, DC346 and DC1581 available from Dow Corning of Midland, Michigan. The water repellent may form a fraction of the total panel content of between about 0.1% and about 2%. Some embodiments comprise about 0.2% water repellant.
  • the water repellent may also be used to treat the siding 120 applied by lamination on the panel.
  • the hydrophobic agent is preferably introduced into the binder shortly before spraying.
  • the silicone can be added to the rinse water used as dilution water shortly before spraying the fibers.
  • the hydrophobic silicone agent may also be applied to the mineral fibers separately from the binder in an emulsion or an aqueous solution used for cooling the hot mineral fibers in a fiberizing and shaping section of mineral fiber insulating panels before the application of the binder.
  • preferred materials absorb about 40 grams or less of water in 10 minutes, preferably about 1.26 grams or less.
  • Values above the core water resistance test correspond to a water absorption of less than 400% of the weight of insulation, preferably 74% or less.
  • the surface water resistance test is carried out on the surface 120 of the insulating panel.
  • the insulating board 110 has a fibrous mineral matrix (e.g., glass fiber) in which a phosphate-containing compound ("PCC”, e.g., inorganic phosphate salt) is incorporated therein and a refractory mineral filler ("RMF", eg alumina or aluminum sulphate) to improve fire resistance.
  • PCC phosphate-containing compound
  • RMF refractory mineral filler
  • the PCC is an inorganic phosphate salt.
  • Suitable salts include monoammonium phosphate, diammonium phosphate, ammonium polyphosphate, monocalcium phosphate, dicalcium phosphate, aluminum phosphate, monosodium dihydrogen phosphate, tetrasodium pyrophosphate, hexametaphosphate of sodium, sodium tripolyphosphate, tetrapotassium pyrophosphate and potassium tripolyphosphate. Mixtures of several PCCs (eg mixtures of mono and diammonium phosphates) can also be used.
  • PCC hydrates eg, monoammonium phosphate dihydrate
  • the water of hydration will be ignored to determine the content (eg,% by weight) of the PCC in the product.
  • insulating although not essential, it is preferred that the RMF be relatively biologically inert, so that human contact with the flame retardant insulation product is not particularly dangerous or irritating.
  • Suitable RMFs include alumina, calcium oxide, magnesium oxide, titania, zirconia, and aluminum sulfate. Insulating fiberglass products containing mono phosphate and / or diammonium as PCC and alumina or aluminum sulfate as RMF have been found desirable.
  • the hydrated forms of FMRs may be used, in which case the water of hydration will be ignored to determine the content (eg,% by weight) of the RMF in the insulating product.
  • FMRs eg, aluminum sulfate hydrate
  • a more detailed description of a fire-resistant insulating material can be found in U.S. 10/831 843, filed on April 26, 2004 which is incorporated herein in its entirety by way of reference.
  • Table 1 lists the results of water penetration (grams of water that penetrated through the tested surface) for several insulating panel materials that could be used in insulation board 110, based on a Cobb test in accordance with ASTM 473C. The tests indicated the possibility of a minimum penetration of 0.01 gram in ten minutes to a maximum penetration of 250 grams in ten minutes.
  • Dens Glass is a 5/8 "thick, 5/8" thick, glass-faced Den-Glass Gold Type X gypsum casing made by GP Gypsum Corporation of Atlanta, Georgia.
  • OSB refers to a 7/16 inch thick oriented strand board manufactured by Georgia Pacific Company of Atlanta, Georgia.
  • DOW PU Alignment Foam
  • Gypsum Board is a 1/2 inch thick paper faced gypsum board manufactured by Georgia Pacific Company of Atlanta, Georgia.
  • Table 1 (Resistance to surface water) Resistance to surface water g in 10 min g in 2 h Facing OC foam 2 inches 0.01 Pactiv foam 2 inches 0.01 OC foam 1 inch 0.01 Dow PU foam (polyisocyanurate) 0.02 Thin black polymer film on both sides Eco. Gedina 0.28 0.39 Yellow side tested - siding in clear non-woven material, most likely fiberglass; white side - painted surface creating a separable layer above the heart Eco. Master A 0.34 0.24 Yellow side put to the test - same as Gedina Eco. Hyg Advance 0.39 0.35 White polymer film facing on both sides and edges removed, non-woven glass facing side tested Eco.
  • Table 2 shows resistance to water in the heart for a sample of 12 inches by 12 inches in 2 hours, with a water depth of 1 inch. Columns 1 and 2 give the grams of water absorbed per square foot, and columns 3 and 4 give the percentage weight gain. All claddings and coatings were left intact except as indicated for Eco Hygiene Advance. Table 2 g water / foot 2 % Water gain 2 Pactiv Foam 3 OC foam 1 inch 2 OC foam 1 inch 4 OC foam 2 inches 4 OC foam 2 inches 5 Pactiv Foam 5 Dow PU foam 6 Dow PU foam 28 Eco. Hyg Advance 7 Dens-Glass 44 Eco. Gedina 8 OSB 51 Eco. Hyg Perform 28 Eco. Hyg Advance 55 OSB 31 Eco Super G 60 MAG GWOS25 1 inch 33 Eco.
  • the outer facing material 130 preferably comprises a polymeric film (a film may be perforated to make it permeable to water vapor), a coextruded polymer film, a polymer film laminate, a nonwoven mat, a nonwoven material or coated woven fabric, polymer / nonwoven film laminate, woven polymer film, woven polymer laminated to a solid polymer film, polymer film / woven glass laminate, bituminous coated paper or film, film or sheet Thin reflective. Any of the foregoing film materials may be perforated to allow passage of water vapor. Alternatively, a spray applied liquid coating may be used. To select or test a material for the air / rain screen 130, the AATCC-127-1998 Water Resistance: Hydrostatic Pressure Test may be used with a minimum value of 100 cm. identify materials with a preferred water repellency.
  • the outer cladding 130 forms an air barrier resistant to the penetration of liquid water, but permeable to steam (that is, it does not form a vapor barrier), to allow moisture to escape from the water. building envelope 100.
  • suitable exterior siding include, but are not limited to: FirstWrap Weather Barrier, RoofTex 30B, PlyDry or KraftTEX Building Paper manufactured by Firstline Corporation of Valdosta, Georgia; Jumbo Fortifier Tex, Jumbo Tex HD 30 Minutes, Super Jumbo Tex 60 Minutes, Two-Ply Jumbo Tex, Two-Ply Jumbo Tex HD 30 minutes or Two-Ply Super Jumbo Tex 60 minutes manufactured by Fortifiber Corporation of Incline Village, Nevada ; Tyvek manufactured by Dupont of Wilmington, Delaware; Rufco-Wrap manufactured by Raven Industries of Sioux Falls, South Dakota; the Typar Habitat Insulation Blanket manufactured by Reemay Inc. of Old Hickory, Tennessee; Stamisol FA acrylic coated polyester nonwoven facing manufactured by Stamoid AG in Germany; or Protecto Wrap Energy Housewrap or ProtectorWrap Dri-Shield Housewrap, manufactured by ProtectoWrap of Denver, Colorado.
  • the adhesive used to laminate the air / rain barrier 130 to the fiberglass board 110 may be, for example, the hot melt adhesive, reference 80-8273, manufactured by Henkel America and the aqueous adhesive Reference 50-0965MHV, manufactured by Henkel of Avon, Ohio.
  • a coating such as the "STO GOLD COAT” air barrier and liquid moisture spray manufactured by Sto Corporation of Atlanta, Georgia can be applied. on the outside of the panel 100.
  • Other coatings that may be used are the Air-Bloc 07, Air-Bloc 31 or Air-Bloc 33 spray products manufactured by Henry Company of Huntington Park, California. .
  • Henry Company's "AIR BLOC TM” coatings are vapor permeable air barrier systems that provide continuous airtightness and water protection, yet remain permeable to the passageway. steam.
  • the siding may have a porosity of between about 300 seconds / 100 cc and about 2500 seconds / 100 cc or, preferably, about 300 seconds / 100 cc and about 1500 seconds / 100 cc.
  • the air leaks measured by ASTM E283 are about 0.017 ft 3 / min.
  • the figure 7 lists additional properties of several materials that may be used for exterior cladding 130.
  • the exterior cladding may be any of the facings described in US Patent Nos. 5718785, 5644880 or 4647496, which are incorporated herein in their entirety by reference.
  • the inner facing 120 may be, for example, a nonwoven material, a glass fabric and / or a polymeric fabric.
  • the cladding 120 may be optionally water repellent.
  • the nonwoven or woven facing 120 may be white or black.
  • An example of a preferred white material for the nonwoven mat facing 120 is the "Dura-Glass®" wet-laid nonwoven glass mat R8940 manufactured by Johns Manville of Denver, Colorado.
  • the sample mat nonwoven facing 120 has a thickness of about 0.023 centimeter (0.009 inch) and has a mass per unit area of 38.7 g / m 2.
  • Another example is a fiberglass and nonwoven polyester fiber mat wet-laid with a latex binder and having, for example, a thickness of 0.03 centimeters (0.012 inches) and a weight / square of 70 g / m 2 .
  • a water-repellent glass nonwoven may be the reference nonwoven 1807 available from Lydall, Inc. of Manchester, Connecticut, which has a mass of about 0.8 pounds per 100 square feet. Other suitable nonwovens weigh up to 2 pounds per 100 square feet.
  • siding may include black matte 1886 or matte black 1786 Manniglass, reference 40, or matte black 1786 available from Lydall Inc. of Green Island, New York, or the matte Waterproof Elasti-Glass® 3220B available from Johns Manville, Denver, Colorado.
  • cladding 120 is formed of filamentary glass fibers in an acrylic-based binder, such as Duras-Glass® 8440 from Johns Manville Company on which a water-repellent (eg, silicone or a fluorocarbon) was applied.
  • a water-repellent eg, silicone or a fluorocarbon
  • materials may comprise randomly dispersed fiberglass mats to form a web in a wet laying process, bonded in a system of acrylic or other resins, and post-processing. treated with a fluorocarbon coating providing the desired level of hydrophobicity.
  • the cladding 120 comprises a nonwoven glass fiber mat having a weight of less than 53.7 g / m 2 (1.1 lb / 100 ft 2 ) and, more preferably, less than 48.81 g / m 2 (1.0 lb / 100 ft 2 ).
  • the nonwoven glass fiber mat is Manniglas® 1807 mat, reference 27, having a target weight of 42.3 g / m 2 (0.87 lb / 100 ft 2 ) and a maximum weight of 47.5 g / m 2 (0.97 lb / 100 ft 2 ), available from Lydall Inc., mat Manniglas® 1803WHB, reference 23, having a target weight of 39.1 g / m 2 (0.80 lb / 100 ft 2 ) and a maximum weight of 43.9 g / m 2 (0.90 lb / 100 ft 2 ), also available from Lydall Inc. or a mat whose weight is between them.
  • nonwoven examples incorporate integral water repellency.
  • the nonwoven is combined, as by saturation, with a water repellent comprising a fluorinated polymer, such as a fluorinated acrylic, a fluoropolymer or a fluorocarbon, silicone, wax, oil, wax-asphalt emulsions, acrylics, other emulsions, latices, polyvinyl acetates, etc.
  • a fluorinated polymer such as a fluorinated acrylic, a fluoropolymer or a fluorocarbon, silicone, wax, oil, wax-asphalt emulsions, acrylics, other emulsions, latices, polyvinyl acetates, etc.
  • the weights reflect the combined weight of the coating and mat.
  • the desired hydrophobicity can be achieved without the use of water repellant added to the binder of the insulation board or adhesive to bond the nonwoven to the conduit panel.
  • the inner facing 120 may be a woven fabric.
  • woven glass fabrics may be a square pattern comprising 10 x 10 threads per inch, such as PermaGlas-Mesh resin coated glass fiber cloth 10 x 10 or PermaGlas-Mesh resin coated woven glass cloth 20 x 20, manufactured by Saint-Gobain Technical Fabrics of St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada. Both fabrics have a tensile strength of 85 pounds per inch of width in the fiber direction (MD) and in the cross-fiber direction (CD).
  • MD fiber direction
  • CD cross-fiber direction
  • the CHIL-GLAS glass fiber reinforcement mesh, reference 10 available from Childers or the woven glass available from Carolina Narrow Fabric may be used.
  • the inner facing 120 may contain fibers and filaments of organic and inorganic materials.
  • fibers and filaments include glass-containing fibers, olefin (such as polyethylene, polystyrene and polypropylene), Kevlar®, graphite, rayon, polyester, carbon, ceramic fibers or combinations thereof such as glass-polyester blends or Twintex® glass-olefin composite, available from St. Gobain Vperitex, France.
  • glass-based compositions are desirable because of their fire resistance, low cost, and high mechanical strength.
  • the four main lenses used are strong alkalis (A glass or AR glass) useful in engine and cement applications, such as in tile racks, electric quality glass (E glass), chemical resistant modified E glass (ECR glass) and a high-resistance glass (S-glass).
  • Resistance (to liquid water) of the inner surface may result from the process of laminating a non-liquid water resistant fabric laminated to a water-resistant mineral fiber board with the aid of an adhesive containing a hydrophobic additive.
  • the surface of the laminated panel thus obtained is resistant to liquid water even if the fabric itself may or may not be resistant to liquid water.
  • a loosely and open-armored fabric 120 e.g., 10 x 10
  • the spaces between the fibers of the fabric 120 are open, and the resistance to water penetration of the surface insulation with adhesive and fabric would be provided by the strength of the insulation and / or the resistance of the adhesive to the penetration of liquid water.
  • Combinations of fiberglass mats, canvas, chopped fibers and woven or knitted filaments or roving may also be used for inner cladding layer 120.
  • the appropriate weights of fiberglass mat (usually a chopped strand mat) and woven strand filaments or loose staple fibers are either bonded together with a chemical binder or mechanically knitted, needled or sewn together.
  • a suitable combination would be a fiberglass and / or resin fiber mat or fabric covered with a layer of cut glass or resin fibers and then needled or sewn to reduce porosity.
  • the inner facing 120 may optionally be a variable type vapor retarder (such as the "MEMBRAIN TM " smart vapor retarder marketed by CertainTeed Corp. of Valley Forge, Pennsylvania).
  • An intelligent vapor retarder modifies its permeability according to the ambient humidity.
  • Table 3 lists several preferred vapor retarder combinations for the inner surface 120, for embodiments with an ASTM E84 test "Standard Test Method - Superficial Combustion Characteristics of Construction Materials”: propagation index of the flame / flue gas maximum 25/50.
  • VyTech refers to VyTech Industries, Incorporated, of Anderson, South Carolina; Lamtec Designates Lamtec Corp of Flanders, New Jersey, Fuller Refers to HB Fuller Co. Table 3 Maker Ref.
  • Adhesive Manufacturer Adhesive type Compac MB2003 PSK Henkel 50-0965 MHV Compac MB2001 / VR900 PSK Fuller V3484 VyTech Atlas 96 Vinyl Fuller V3484 lamtec WMP10 PSK Fuller WB1961 lamtec WMP30 PSK Henkel 50-0965 MHV lamtec WMP10 PSK Henkel 50-0965
  • the inner facing may be any of those described in US Patent Nos. 5718785, 5644880 or 4647496, which are hereby incorporated by reference.
  • the material of the inner facing is resistant to the penetration of liquid water
  • other facings may however also be used. If the facing material is not resistant to the penetration of liquid water, or if it has openings which would allow the penetration of liquid water, the resistance to penetration of liquid water for the panel 100 would then be ensured. by means of an insulating material resistant to penetration of water 110 and / or an adhesive resistant to penetration of water.
  • the mineral fiber insulation board has a male rabbet edge 150 and a female rabbet edge 140.
  • the facing material 130 has a sealing skirt 160.
  • the sealing skirt 160 preferably extends to the end of the male rabbet edge 150 (and, preferably, the facing 130 extends in the other direction to the end of the female rabbet edge 140).
  • the sealing skirt 160 covers the female rabbet edge 140 conjugated with an adjacent section 100 of the construction material, as best shown in FIG. figure 2 . In this way, the sealing skirt 160 ensures that the joint of the facing 130 does not coincide with an air gap between the male rabbet edge 150 and the female rabbet edge 140 conjugated.
  • a sealing skirt may extend beyond the end of the female rabbet edge 140.
  • a double-sided tape 170 may optionally be adhered to an inner surface of the sealing skirt 160. It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the drawings are not to scale, and that the thicknesses of the skirt 160 and ribbon 170 are exaggerated for reasons of clarity.
  • Suitable double-sided tape-ribbons include, but are not limited to: Venture Tape 1163H NS and 1163 / ms74 manufactured by Venture Tape of Rockland, Mass., And 3M 9500PC, 9490LE, 9690 manufactured by Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. of St. Paul, Minnesota.
  • the product example 100 may be incorporated in an exterior building wall 200, as illustrated by FIG. figure 2 .
  • the figure 2 is a lateral cross-sectional view of a portion of an exterior wall 200.
  • the wall 200 may comprise any number of panels extending up or down to obtain any desired height, and to the left and to the right to obtain any desired width; the two panels 100 illustrated in wall 200 of the figure 2 are an arbitrary example only to simplify the illustration.
  • the wall 200 comprises a plurality of framing members 202.
  • a layer of at least one panel 100 of a unit building envelope material is mounted on the outer side of the framing members 200.
  • the figure 2 illustrates a plurality of fasteners 208 that secure the panels 100 to the frame members 202.
  • an "X-Seal TM " anchor device marketed by Hohmann and Barnard, Inc. Hauppauge, New York can be used (described below with reference to the figure 8 ) instead of the fasteners 206 and 208 for attaching the illustrated components to the figure 2 (That is, to attach the outer layer 204 to the frame members 202).
  • the insulating panel 110 is not a carrier product.
  • the building envelope material 100 may be of the type described above with reference to the figure 1 , in particular: a mineral fiber insulating panel 110 resistant to the penetration of liquid water and comprising inner and outer main surfaces, a facing material 130 capable of providing an air and moisture barrier, applied by lamination to the outer surface insulation board (the facing material being permeable to water vapor), and a siding 120 resistant to the penetration of liquid water, laminated to the inner surface of the insulating board with an adhesive containing one or more hydrophobic additives, the inner surface facing the framing members.
  • An outer layer 204 is provided on the outer side of the building envelope material.
  • the outer layer 204 may be, for example, concrete masonry, ceramic tile, glass, treated wood panel, cladding, shingles, bricks, stucco or stone, or the like.
  • the outer layer 204 is attached to the frame members 202 by means of an attachment device 206 which passes through the section 100 of the building envelope product, the facing material 130 facing the outer layer 204
  • an attachment device 206 which passes through the section 100 of the building envelope product, the facing material 130 facing the outer layer 204
  • the figure 2 illustrates bolts 206 as fasteners, a choice of fasteners and fasteners may be used.
  • the preferred type of fastener for any given wall will depend on the material of the frame members 202 and building exterior layer material 204.
  • the building envelope panel 100 does not carry the structure and the fastening devices 206 thus simply pass through the panels 100.
  • a stone facade 204 is attached to the steel stud structure 202 using a wire tie 206 which is screwed into the steel frame 202 through the panel 100.
  • the figure 2 illustrates how the panel example 100 can simplify installation and reduce labor.
  • the panel 100 forms a single product capable of replacing two to four different building materials that were separately applied in the prior art. There is no need to separately install each of the following building materials: (1) water-repellent air barrier, (2) insulation, (3) vapor-permeable air / rain barrier , and (4) a sealing tape. If the figure 2 illustrates the exterior building layer 204 in direct contact with the exterior cladding 130, in other embodiments (not shown), there is an air gap between the exterior cladding 130 and the building exterior layer 204.
  • the male rabbet edge 150 engages the female rabbet edge 140, and the skirt 160 at the bottom of the top panel 100 overlies the outer side of the female rabbet edge 140.
  • the double-sided tape or adhesive 170 forms a seal between the two panels 100.
  • the rabbet construction thus ensures the absence of a continuous air gap between two adjacent panels.
  • the panel may be provided on the left and right sides of the panel. Providing rebated edges on all four sides of the panel makes it easier to assemble the panels and seal the four sides of a given panel, thereby improving the seal and reducing the wear on the panel. lumber.
  • the cladding has flanges on two sides - a horizontal and a vertical.
  • the interior surface (without any improvement) has a maximum flame spread / flue gas emission rating of 25/50 in the fire hazard classification according to ASTM test method E84.
  • the product may have improved fire resistance.
  • the figure 3 illustrates another variant of the EBS 300 panel.
  • the elements of the figure 3 identical to those illustrated and described above with reference to the figure 1 have the same numerical references plus 200. These include the panel 300, the insulation board 310, the water-repellent interior facing 320, the air and exterior rain barrier 330, the female rebate edge 340, the male rabbet 350, skirt 360 and tape or adhesive 370. These elements will not be described again.
  • the panel 300 further comprises an improved fire-resistant "face” 380, possibly provided on the side of the insulator 310 which is facing the interior of the building.
  • the fire resistance is provided by a coating or cladding 380 applied to the insulation 310, over the inner cladding 320.
  • the improved fire-resistant coating is applied directly to the insulation 310, without any 320 facing layer.
  • a mixture comprising vermiculite and expandable graphite is dispersed in water, and the dispersion is coated on the glass fiber substrate 310, and dried.
  • This process is described in detail in U.S. Patent Application Serial No. 10 / 322,433, filed December 19, 2002, incorporated herein by reference.
  • the surface of the panel 100 or 300 closest to the installer (generally, the outer layer 130) is provided with vertical lines 400 printed every inch (or at another chosen interval) to serve as benchmarks. for guiding the installation of the panel 100 or 300 on the steel uprights 202. All screws (or other fasteners) 402 driven through the panel 100 or 300 must enter a steel upright 202 under the panel. Most of the steel stud 202 is concealed by the panel 100, 300 (as shown in FIG. figure 4 ) when the installer places the panel against the studs. However, the top of the amount 202 is visible, and the installer can identify the position of the steel uprights 202 relative to the pattern of vertical lines printed on the face of the panel.
  • the installer can place his fastening screws 402 at these vertical lines 400 in the middle, at the top and bottom of the panel 100, 300.
  • the panels serve as spacing mark.
  • This mark indicates the fastener separation position required by the manufacturer or architect (for example, 12 inches center-to-center, or every 12 inches). This will facilitate also the installation process, as long as the installer can count the lines once, start the installation and follow the same line throughout the installation.
  • the inner facing 120 of the figure 6 may optionally be a variable type 120 vapor retarder (such as the "MEMBRAIN TM " smart vapor retarder marketed by CertainTeed Corp. of Valley Forge, Pennsylvania).
  • a variable type 120 vapor retarder such as the "MEMBRAIN TM " smart vapor retarder marketed by CertainTeed Corp. of Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.
  • the fasteners 206 are not necessary, since the panel system 110 includes an attachment to the outer wall 204, e.g. tie rods for brick.
  • the figure 8 is a cross-sectional view of a wall 800, namely another variant of the wall of the figure 2 .
  • an air void is provided between the panel 100 and the outer building layer 204.
  • the outer building layer 204 may be "freestanding" in the vertical direction (eg brick) and may possibly require only anchors 806 in the horizontal direction for tensile and compressive strength.
  • the anchor 806 may be an "X-Seal TM " anchor marketed by Hohmann and Barnard, Inc. of Hauppauge, New York.
  • the anchor device "X-Seal TM " is advantageously used for the insulating panel 110 in that it transfers the load from the outer wall to the steel upright 202.
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