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Jul 22 04 03: 22p Mike Lange 218-346-7346 p. 4 <br /> 07/22/04 14:09.FAX 2489025 PLASTI-FAB rib 004 <br /> Page 2 of 12 NER320 <br /> Openings(headers and supporting framing)are accent- 6.6 Structural calculations and allowable bad tables, <br /> pushed by conventional framing methods and are not prepared by Steven Winter Associates,.Inc.,signed <br /> evaluated by this report. and sealed by George Thomas Bible,P.E.R.A. <br /> Allowable loads for the panels we set forth in the tables at 6.7 Manufacturer's published allowable load tables dated <br /> the end of this report September 9,1999. <br /> • <br /> 3A Fhe Resistance 6.8 Report entitled Congestive Tests for NES Quafr6ca- <br /> Floodosiing,roof and waR hes'constructed using tion of New Adhere and New Bead Applicator. <br /> Insuispan structural inspanelscan provide fire Report-No. Cl 59908 prepared by Cl Professional <br /> resistance ratings per E119.One floodeeiling and Services. Inc..dated May 29, 1999, signed by Ter- <br /> roof/cell-ung assembly and one wall assembly have been ence J.Cavanagh. <br /> evaluated by this report 6.9 Engineering report on analysis of results of-comma- <br /> Floor assembles and roof/c0Inng assemblies required to tive tests concerning gratification of new adhesive and <br /> have a Tire resistance ratings per ASTM E119 of ONE new bead applicator,prepared byTJCand Associates, <br /> HOUR shall meet the-• • requirements of Figure Inc.,TJCAA Project No.19920,dated May 24, 1999, <br /> 2. Wall assemblies requi :.. to have a fee resistance signed and sealed by Terence Cavanagh. <br /> ratings per ASTM E119 of ONE HOUR than meet the <br /> construction requirements • Figure 3. 6.10 Letter and supporting calculations concerning per- <br /> • centage of allowable load present in walls tested for <br /> tire resistance,prepared by PFS Corporation,dated <br /> 4.0 INSTALLATION May 9.2000:signed by James A.Rottman,P,E. <br /> When required by the app f • Code.each structure bust 6.11 Letters clarifying issues related to fire testing of the <br /> using I nsuispan Stnuctu - Insulated Panels shall be floor-ceiling'may. prepared by Southwest Re• <br /> -designed by a registered - •• -- or engineer and draw- search Institute.dated August 21.2000 and October 9, <br /> ings must be provided wh bear their registered stamp 2000. Wired by Andre Garabedian and Alex B. <br /> orseal when applying <br /> contain bra. '.•ing permit,Such drawings WenzeL <br /> specific Ywith regard to connec- <br /> tions.erection,and initiate • of the panels and shall be 6.12 Letter discussing fire performance of UL 1258 fire <br /> available at all times on the job site during installation. tests (general lire behavior and spline options). <br /> prepared by PFS Corporation.dated June 23,2000, <br /> 5.0 IDENTIFICATION I signed by Michael J.Slifka,P.E. <br /> Al Insulspan Structural I ted Panels shall be identified 7,0 CONDITIONS OF USE •• • <br /> by a stamp indicating the pa type.NER-520,the menu- <br /> tacturersnarne and/or• aridthe PFS Corporation The ICC-ES Subcommittee for the National Evaluation <br /> logo. . ! Service funs that lnsulspaan Strectural Insulated Panels as <br /> described In this report comply vial or are boilable altema- <br /> 6.0 EVIDENCE SUBMRTED lives to the 2000 International Brakling Code"the 2000 <br /> rwol manual. international Residential Code. the 2002 AccumrA ve <br /> 6.1 Manufacturers quality <br /> to Supplement to the international Codes , the BOCA <br /> 6.2 Manufacturer's instil ion Guide National Building Cadet 999.the 1999 Standard Building <br /> 6.3 Report of leers con In accordance with ASTM Com and the 1997 Uniform Building Code'"'.subject to <br /> the blowing <br /> E72,prepared by PFS ration: s' <br /> •Report t tIPFS 84-11 .signed by-Edwin 5ehaffer, 7.1 The Insulspan Structural Insulated Panels are tabri- <br /> Ph.eOP.E. sated and erected b comply with this report.Design <br /> loads anal be determined In accordance with the <br /> •Report#PFS 86-50. geed by Edwin Schaffer.Ph. appy code and loadings on the panels shall not <br /> O..P.E exceed the allowable loads noted in the allowable <br /> •ARepert refs 91-32, signed ned by Ronald H.Reindl, load tables a t the end of this report.M o •for <br /> plastered casingslore <br /> .the load deflection shall be <br /> limbed to 11360th of the span. <br /> • Report 1/PFS 84-17. - ed by Edwin Hodgson and 7.2 Design calculations and deeds for specific applise- <br /> Ratph L Tann,P.E. tions using Inaulspan Structural Insulated Panels shell <br /> •Report#PFS 99-37, ' ned by James A.Rothman, be furnished to the code official verifying compliance • <br /> • P.E. with this report and the applicable code.The indivld- <br /> 6.4 Report of reefs cord din accordance with ASTM ual preparing such documents shall posses the <br /> E119: necessary credentials regarding aompetenry and <br /> qualifications as required by the applicable code and <br /> •prepared by South Research Institute,SWRI the professional registration laws of the state where <br /> Project No.01 '•- •-,•'.dated June 1985.signed the construction is under taken. <br /> by Nigel R.Stamp, -->J.Beitel.and-Dr.Gordon 7.3 Panels having core thidateeses of greater than 5 is <br /> E.Hartzell. inches(139.7 mm)shall have 7Ms inch(11.1 mm)thick , <br /> •prepared by South Research Institute,SwR1 skins only and are limited to roof applications only. <br /> Project No.01-2305.13111,dated June 1999.signed 7Aline scopelimited to an evaluation of <br /> by AndreGarabedian and AlexB.Wenzel. the structural capacity of the panels and the fire <br /> 65 Report of tests conducted in accordance with UL resistance rating of assemblies using the panels. <br /> 1256, prepared byResearch Institute. Panel connection and other issues concerning the <br /> SwRI Project No.01- 3,dated June 23,1999, panel's incorporation into the structural system of a <br /> signed by Anthony L uoeda and Alex B.Wenzel building are not within the scope of this report <br />