Wer rit by Tw hb 2 4 SSPC-Guide 19 December 1, 1998, SSPC: The Society for Protective Coatings GUIDE 13 Guide for the Identification and in Computerized 1, Scope 1.4, INTRODUCTION: Databases are essentialinorga- nizing and reporting technical information such as product dataandtestresuits. The frst stepin developing adatabase for industrial coating material i to identity the parameters that are essential for characterizing coating material ident fiers and properties. The Society for Protective Coatings! ‘Computer-Integrated Knowledge System Network (SSPC! CIKS) Joint Coating Working Group has prepared this guide {or formatting data on coating material for use in preparing product data sheets in hardcopy format and computerized databases. Significant benelits will be realized due to the increased emphasis on the electronic representation and exchange ofinformation. The guide will provide a consistent forma that will imply data transfer among coating industry manufactures, coating suppliers, and coating users. The benefits wil include an increased awareness ofthe proper- ties of coating material through consistent terminology and te ideniication of data elements, and the abilly 10 &- change product data represented in computerized systems such a8 databases. The development of this guide is consistent with the principles laid down by ASTM Commitee -49 an" Computerization of Material and/Chemical Property Data."The organization ofthe guide was strongly influenced by ASTM E 1309 (Guide for Identitication of Composite Materials in Computerized Material Properly Databases) land ASTM E 1338 (Guide for Identification of Metals. and ‘Alloys in Computerized Material Property Databases) 1.2 OBJECTIVE: The objective of this document is to provide a general structure for coating product data. Product dala includes manufacturer deniers, physical properties, performance parameters, and recommendations on use. ‘This guide is intended to simply the exchange of similarly complete sets of data between different computerized data bases and to promote a consistent representation for the ‘exchange of coating produet data in paper form. Itsuggests the subject matter to be included in a coating material product database, iis not intended to be an all-inclusive list, of data tobe stored anditisnotadatabase. Implementation Of this guide does not have to include all the data elements listed within, and there are no constraints on how data shoul be displayed in specitic databases. ‘The guide presents parameters needed to characterize industrial coating product data. It includes data elements {fiekis) needed to uniquely identity a coating material. describe its properties, and to report manufacturer's recom- mendations an its use. Po: Me Society for r 1 2005 Use of Industrial Coating Material Product Databases 2. Terminology 2.1 TERMS SPECIFIC TO INDUSTRIAL COATING MATERIAL: Terms specific to industrial coating material Industrial coating material is defined in Steel Structures Painting Manual, Volume 1, Appendix 8. Other industrial coating material related terms usedin this guide are defined In documents listed in Section 5. 2.2 TERMS USED IN THIS GUIDE: Terms used to scribe the companents of an industrial coating system Include primer, intermediate, and topcoat. A diagram show- ing the components is presented in Figure 1. In practice, vwhen describing a coating system, itis assumed that mule tiple representations (e.g, product data sheets, data files, data records) ofthis guide willbe necessary. For example, € database record could contain product data on a primer, intermediate, or topcoat. The database records could re- side ina single database file orin separate tiles, designated "primer datafile, ""inlermediate coal dat file," or"topcoat data fle.” A database consists of data files that are com- posed of data segments and data elements. Figure 1: Components of a coating system Coating System CT 1 Primer | [Intermediate coal] [ Topcoat (datatormaty | [fata format) | | (dt format 2.2.1 Coating product database: a datafile consisting ff data segments and data elements in which product data representing individual or multiple manufacturer identitiers ‘and properties are stored 2.2.2 Data record: a complete coating product data- base entry that contains coating material product data representing a single manufacturer and coating sysiem component, comprised of data segments. 2.2.3 Data segment: a category of information that is used to subdivide and designate sets of related data ele- ments, 646Wer rit by the SSPC: Me Sosity for P 2.24 Data element: an individual piece of information used in describing a material ar recording test results: for ‘example, a variable name or test parameter Note: Certain data segments may be used repeatedly to report information and properties of a particular coating Each data element in this guide Is represented by a data element number, data element name, data element type, ‘and data element forma, 2.25 Data element number: a three or five-digit num ber used to denote an individual data element Note: These numbers represent the entire set of infor: mation ina particular data element. Data element numbers ‘are considered a functional part of the guide and may be used for data element reference. The first three digits ofthe data element number identity the data segment. The two digits following the decimal point identily the specific data clement within adata segment. A data element number that Contains "XX" following the decimal points used to denote multiple occurrences (e.g. properties, tests) for anindividual data element. 2.26 Data element name: a descriptive term or tlle that designates the type of information or data to be reported in the data element 2.2.7 Data element type: a designation of “essential “essential it applicable", or “desirable” that reflects the significance of the data element entry, Note: Data elements are designated “essential” they are necessary to make a meaningful comparison of product data trom aifferent sources. A comparison of data from different sources may stil be possible il essential informa tion is omitted, but the value af the comparison may be really reduced 22.8 Data element format: the presentation style used to report information or data Note: Alphanumeric, loating point, and special entry formals may be speciied in this guide for use In reporting information, unit designations, numerical values, and test results, 3. Data Segments 3.1. Introduetion: Seven data segments represent ‘categories of information that are necessary for the identi cation of an industrial coating and for recording its product data. They are ‘* Product description * Intended use + Physical properties ‘* Mixing and application + Key performance parameters + Saiety data + Supplemental information Tus Fb 22 145003 2009 ‘SSPC-Guide 13 December 1, 1998 Each data segments identified and defined in Section 8.2. Table 1 lists the data segments and their data element ‘number range designation. Table 2 identiies the data ‘elements associated with each data segment. See pages 6 a 3.2 DATA SEGMENT DEFINITIONS 2.21 Product description: Fifteen data elements usedta represent the manufacturer information, identity the coating system component, and cerilication. 3.22 Intended use: Ten data elements used to de- seribe manufacturer's recommendations on use ofthe coat- ing material 32.3 Physical properties (as applied material): Thir- teen data elements that describe the physical properties, Including test results for the wet materia. 3.24 Mixing and application: Thicly data elements that provide guidance on the mixing and application ofthe coating material 8.25 Koyperformanceparamoters: Twenty-nine data elements that identify test methods and results for the coating material 3.26 Safety: Six data elements that describe safely data and considerations for the coating materia 3.2.7 Supplementaryinformation: One data element that describes manufacturer supplementary comments re- carding identification, properties, and use of the coating material 4, Data Elements 4.1 Introduction: Each data segment is subdivided Into sets of data elements that are used to report either essential, essential if applicable, or desicable information, Data elements for data segments are defined inthe follow. Ing sections. The use of SI units is preferred and the teporting of all properties in Sl units is always required. Itis also desirable to Include English units (in parenthesis), following the St unit specification 4.2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 4.2.1. Product name (essential): the name estab- lished by the manufacturer to uniquely identity the coating material 4.22 Product Identification (essential): a unique Identification number established by the manufacturer to Uniquely identity the coating material 4.2.3 Manufacturername (essenti coating manufacturer ):the name ofthe ea7Wer SSPC-Guide 19 December 1, 1998, 4.24 Manufacturer address (desirable): the manu actuter street or post office box adores for use in commu nicating written documents 4.2.5 Manufacturer city designation (desirable): the manufacturer elly for use in communicating written docu: ments. 4.2.6 Manufacturer state designation (desirable): the manufacturer state for use in communicating written documents, 4.2.7 Manufacturer zip code designation (desi able): the manufacturer zip code for use in communicating \witten documents 4.2.8 Manutacturer country designation (desirable): the manutacturer country name for use in communicating written documents 42.9 Manufacturer telephone number (essential): telephone number for the manufacturer, 4.2.10 Manufacturer facsimile number (desirable): facsimile number of the manufacturer. 4.2.11 Manufacturer electronic mail address (desir. able): electronic mail address of the manutacturer. 4.212 Manufacturer World Wide Web Universal Resource Locator (URL) address (desirable): Intornot World Wide Web address for the manulacturer. 4.2.13 Generic type (essential: identities the generic coating material type based on the primary resin system. 4.2.14 Systm component (essenti coating system component, 1: identies the 4.2.15 Certification/qualification (desirable): ident fies a certilication or qualification assigned to the coating material. 4.3: INTENDED USE 4.3.1 Common use (essential): identifies the sutable application areas. Piping and highway bridges are ex amples of use areas, 4.3.2 Substrate type (essential mended compatible substrate(s) Identities the recor 43.3 Exposure environment (essential): recom mended exposure environment(s). Examples of standard ‘exposure environments are defined in SSPC Painting Manual, Volume 2 4.3.4 Surlace preparation specification (essential): recommended surface preparation specification for applica, ton of the coating materia Po: Me Society for Pr Tus Fb 22 145009 200 4.3.5 Compatible undercoat (essential it applicable): ‘entities a compatible undercoat 4.3.6 Compatible topcoat (essen! Identities @ compatible topcoat. if applicable): 4.3.7 Continuous dry temperature limitation (os- ‘sential if applicable): specifies the acceptable continuous temperature limitation reported in degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit 4.3.8 Intermittent dry temperature limitation (es- sential if applicable): specifies the acceptable intermitlent temperature limitation reported in degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit. 4.3.9 Chemical temperature limitation (essenti applicable): specifies the acceptable elevated temperature for chemical environment reported in degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit 4.3.10 Wet temperature limitation (essential appli- ccable): specifies the acceptable wet temperature limitation reported in degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit, 4.4 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES (AS APPLIED MATE- RIAL) 4.4.1 Volume solids (essential volume solids test result ): specifies the percent 4.4.2 Volume solids test method (essential) dent- fies the test method used to determine the volume solids percent, 44.3 Solids by weight (essential): specifies the percent solids by weight test result. 44.4 Solids by weight test method (essential): Ientiios the test methos used to determine the weight solids percent 4.45 Volatile organic compounds (VOC) essential): ‘entities the volatile organic compound content in grams! ier and Iosigalion test result. 4.4.6 Volatile organic compounds (VOC) test method (ossontial): identities the est method used to determine the volatile erganie compound content 4.4.7 Component density (desirable): identifies the ‘mixing component density in gramsiiter and tbsigallon. 4.4.8 Mixed density (desirable): identiies the density test result in gramstiter and Ibs/gallon, 4.4.9 Density test mothod (desirable): identifies the test method used to determine the density 648,Wer 44.10 Storage and transport temperature (des able): specifies the acceptable temperature range for stor ing nd transporting the coating material in degrees Celsius ‘and Fahrenheit, 4.4.11 Sholt lite (essential) mended shelf lite in months. Identiti the recom 4.4.12 Finish (desirable): entities the type of coating ‘component finish, 4.4.13 Color (desirable): identities the color or range ‘ol colors availabe for the coating 4.5 MIXING AND APPLICATION 45.1 Dry-to-handle (essential): identities ihe dry-to handle time in hours at a specified temperature reported in dogrees Celsius and Fahrenheit 4.5.2 Dry-to-handle test method (essential): enti fies the test method usedto determine the dy to-handle test results, 4.5.3 Dry-to-touch (essential): identiies the dey-t- touch time in hours. 4.5.4 Dry-to-touch test method (essential): identifies the test method used to determine the dry-o-touch test results, 4.5.5 Maximum recoat time (essential): identities the fecommended maximum overcoat timo In hours. 4.5.6 Temperature or maximum recoat time essen tial): the temperature used to determine the maximum recoat value reparted in degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit, 4.8.7 Minimum recoat time (essential: identifies the recommended minimum overcoat time in hours, 4.5.8 Temperature for minimum recoat time (essen tial): the recommended minimum recoat time temperature reported in degrees Celsius and Fanrenhet 4.5.9 Maximum recommended dry film application thickness (essential): identities the recommended max: mum dry tlm application thickness, reported in micrometers and mils, 4.5.10 Minimum recommended dry film application thickness (essential): identiies the recommended min: ‘mum dry im application thickness, reported in micrometers and mils. 4.5.11 Theoretical coverage per volume (essential): identities the surface area coverage for volume ot coating at ‘a specified dry fim thickness, reported in square meters {and square feet) per volume. 649 Po: We Society for Pr us Fb 2 15014 2009 ‘SSPC-Guide 13 December 1, 1998 4.5.12 Maximum ambient temperature (essential): Identities the recommended maximum ambient temperature for application reported in degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit. 4.5.13 Minimum ambient temperature (essential: Identilias the recommended minimum ambient temperature for application in degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit 4.5.14 Maximum surface temperature (essential): Identifies the recommended application surface tempera- ture range in degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit, 4.5.15 Minimum surface temperature (essential): Identities the recommended application surface tempera- ture range in degrees Celsius and Fahveneit 4.5.16 Maximum humidity (essential): identifies the recommended maximum relative humicity for application, reported in percent, 4.5.17 Minimum humidity (essential: identifies the recommended minimum relative humidity for application, reported in percent, 4.5.18 Dew point range (essential): identities the recommended application dew pointisurtace temperature range in degrees Celsius and Fahrenhet. 4.5.19 Thinner (essential thinner. identifies the recommended 4.5.20 Clean-up solvent (essential): identitios the recommended clean-up solvent 4.5.21 Parts (essential if apy required number of parts for mixing ble): identifies the 4.5.22 Mixing method (essential if applicable): iden tiles the recommended method tor mixing, 4.5.23 Mixing ratio (essential fies the roquited ratio for mixing parts. applicable): ident 4.5.24 Induction time (essential if applicable): iden- tfles the induction time in hours 4.5.25 Temperature for induction time (essential It Identiies the induction time temperature in i applicable): ideniiies the pot life in hours, 4.8.27 Pot lite tamporature (essential if applicable): Identifies the pot ite temperature in degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit 4.5.28 Application method (desirable): identities the recommended application melhod{s)Wer SSPC-Guide 19 December 1, 1998, 4.5.29 Agitation requirements (desirable): identities the recommended agitation requirements during applica tion, 4.5.30 Curing mechanism (desirable): identities the ‘curing mechanism, 4.6 KEY PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS 4.6.1 Corrosion resistance (desirable): corrosion resistance test results, 4.6.2 Corrosion resistance test parameters (desi able): corrosion resistance test parameters, 4.3 Corrosion resistance test method (desirable): identities the method used to determine the corrosion resis tance. 4.6.4 Weathering (desirable): weathering test results {or gloss, color retention, chalking, and checking 4.6.5 Weathering test parameters (desirable): iden Iiies the test parameters used to conduct the weathering test. 4.8.6 Weathering test method (desirable) identifies the test method used lo determine weathering 4.6.7 Abrasion resistance (des! sistance test results ble): abrasion ro 48.8 Abrasion resistance test parameters (desir: able): identifies the test parameters used to conduct the test for abrasion resistance. 4.6.9 Abrasion resistance test method (desirable): identities the test method used to determine abrasion ests tance, 46.10 Temperature resistance (desirable): tom perature resistance test results 4.6.11 Temporature resistance test parameters (do- Slrable): identiies the parameters used to conduct the temperature test 4.6.12 Temperature resistance test method (desir. ‘able: identifies the lest method used to determine tempera lure resistance. 46.13 Selected chemical resistance (desirable): selected chemical resistance test results 4.6.14 Selected chemical resistance test param eters (desirable): identifies the parameters used to eon duct the selected chemical resistance test 4.6.15 Selected chemical resistance test method (desirable): identiies the test method used to determine the selected chemical resistance. Po: We Society for Pr Tus Fb 22 1450:20 2009 4.6.16 Impact resistance (desirable): impact resis- tance test results, 4.6.17 Impact resistance test parameters (desir- able): identifies the parameters used lo conduc! the impact resistance test. 4.6.18 Impact resistance test method (desirable): isentities the test method used to determine impact resis- tance. 4.6.19 Permeability (desirable): permeability test results, 4.6.20. Permeability test parameters (desirable): identities the parameters used to conduct the permeabilly test 4.6.21 Permeability test method (desirable): ienti- fies the test method used to determine permeability, 4.6.22 Adhesion (desirable): adhesion test results 4.6.23 Adhesion test parameters (desirable): denti- fies the parameters used to conduct the adhesion test 4.6.24 Adhesion test method (desirable): identifies the test method used to determine adhesion, 4.6.25 Elongation (desirable): elongation testresutts, 4.6.26 Elongation test parameters (desirable): idon- tiles the parameters used to conduct the elongation test 4.6.27 Elongation test method (desirable): identifies the test method used to determine elongation. 4.6.28 Tonsile strength (desirable): tensile strength test results reported in percent 4.6.29 Tensile strength test method (desirable): entities the test method usedto determine tensile strength, 4.7 SAFETY 4.7.1. Part identification (essential): Identifies the coating component part for which the safety data is being reported 4.7.2 NFPA health hazard (desirable): identifies the National Fie Protection Association health hazard rating umber 4.7.3. NFPA flammability (desirable): identifies the National Fire Protection Association lammabiliy rating num- ber 4.7.4 NFPA reactivity (desirable): identities tne Na~ tional Fire Protection Association reactivity rating number. 650Wer 4.7.5 Flash point essential) identities the flash point in degrees Celsius and Fahvenheit TION 4.7.6 Flash point test mothod (essenti the test method used lo determine the flash point. ‘SSPC-Guide 13 December 1, 1998 4.8 MANUFACTURER SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMA- identities 4.8.1 Manufacturer comments (desirable): adsi- tional information provided by the manufacturer to aidin the selection or use of the coating material Table 1: Coating Material Product Data Segment and Data Element Numeric Ranges DATA SEGMENT NUMBER RANGE DATA SEGMENT NAME 100-199 Product description 200-209 Intended use 300-309 Physical properties 400-409 ‘Mixing and application 500-509 Key performance parameters 600-699 Safety data 700-709 “Manufacturer's supplemental information NUMBERS 400 101 402 103. 108 105 106 107 108 109 110 m1 2 113.0 14 NUMBER 200.0 20% xx 202 xx 203 xx 204 xx 205. 208 207 ‘Table 2: Data Elements for the Definition of Industrial Coating Product Data Product Description Data Segment (see Section 4.2) ELEMENT NAME TyPE® Product name Essential Product identification Essential Manufacturer name Essential Manufacturer address Desirable Manufacturer city designation Desirable Manufacturer state designation Desirable Manufacturer zip code designation Desirable Manufacturer country designation Desirable Manufacturer telephone number Essential Manufacturer facsimile number Desirable Manufacturer electronic mail address Desirable Manufacturer World Wide Web Universal Resource Locator address Desirable Generic type Essential ‘System component Essential Certfcation/quaiitication Desirable Intended Use Data Segment (see Section 4.3) DATA ELEMENT NAME TPE ‘Common user Essential Substrate types Essential Exposure environment Essential Surlace preparation specification: Essential Compatible undercoat Essential if applicable ‘Compatible topcoat: Essential if applicable Continuous dry temperature limitation Essential if applicable Intermittent ary temperature limitation Essential if applicable part of the guice A dats elements are considered desirable. Reporting eceental data elements strongly recommended ‘The dala elds for ths data segment shal be repeated foreach data clement Tus Fb 22 145025 200 rit by the SSPC: Me Sosity for P 651 FORMAT Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String ‘Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String ‘Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String ‘Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String FORMAT ‘Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric String Alphanumeric StringMees ‘SSPC-Guide 13 December 1, 1998 208 Chemical temperature limitation Essential if applicable Alphanumeric String 209 Wet temperature limitation Essential if applicable Alphanumeric String Physical Properties (as applied material) Data Segment (see Section 4.4) NUMBER DATA ELEMENT NAME TPE FORMAT 300 Volume solids Essential Floating Point 301 Volume solids test method Essential Alphanumeric String 302 Solids by weight Essential Floating Point 09, Solids by weight test method Essentiat Alphanumeric String 204 Volatile organic compounds Essential Floating Point 05, Volatile organic compounds test method Essential Alphanumeric String 206 Component density Desicabie Floating Point 307 Mixeo density Desirable Floating Point 08 Density test method Desirable Alphanumeric String 309) Storage and transport temperature Desirable Numeric 310 Shelf ite Essential Alphanumeric String an Finish Desirable ‘Alphanumeric String 3120 Color Desiabie Alphanumeric String Mixing and Application Data Segment (see Section 4.5) NUMBER DATA ELEMENT NAME TYPE FORMAT 400 Dry-to-handle Essential Numeric 401 Dry-to-nandle test method Essential Alphanumeric String 402 Dry-to-touen Essential Numeric 403, Dry-to-oueh test method Essential Alphanumeric Sting 404 Maximum eecoat time Essential Numeric 405, ‘Temperature for maximum recoat time Essential Floating Point 408 Minimum recoat me Essential Numeric 407 ‘Temperature for minimum recoat time Essential Floating Point 409 Maximum cecommended ary tlm application thicknessEssentiat Floating Point 409 Minimum ceeommended dey film application thickness Essentiat Floating Point 410 Theoretical coverage per volume Desirable Floating Point an Maximum ambient temperature Essential Floating Point 412 Minimum ambient temperature Essential Floating Point 419 Maximum surface temperature Essential Floating Point a4 Minimum surface temperature Eseential Floating Point 415. Maximum humiity Essential Floating Point 416 Minimum numicity Essential Floating Point a7 Dew point range Essential Floating Point 418 Thinner Essential Alphanumeric Sting 419 Clean-up solvent Eseential Alphanumeric String 420 Parts Essential it applicable Alphanumeric Sting 421 Mixing method Essential if epalicable Alphanumeric String 422 Mixing ratio Essential if applicable Alphanumeric String 423.00 Induction time Essential if applicable Numeric 424 ‘Temperature for induction time Escential if applicable Floating Point 425, Pot lite: Essential if applicable Numeric 426, Pot ite temperature Escentia if applicable Floating Point 427.0% Application method: Desirable Alphanumeric Sting 428 Agitation requirements Desirable Alphanumeric String 429 ‘Curing mechanism Desirable Alphanumeric String «Th data field for his data segment shall be repeated for each data element 652 apg by te SSPC: We Society fr Proecthe Coatings Tus Fb 22 145031 2009Wer rit by the SSPC: Me Sosity for P Key Performance Parameters Di NUMBER DATA ELEMENT NAME 500.xx Corrosion resistance: 501.x« Corrosion resistance test paramotors 502.x« Corrosion resistance test method: 503. Weathering: 504.xx Weathering test parameters 508 xx Weathering test method: 506 Abrasion resistance 507 Abrasion resistance test parameter 508 Abrasion resistance test method 509 ‘Temperature resistance 510 ‘Temperature resistance test parameter sit Temperature resistance test method Stax Selected chemical resistance 513.0 Selected chemical resistance test parameter Std Selected chemical resistance test method 515. Impact resistance 516 Impact resistance test parameter 517 Impact resistance test method 518 Permeability 519) Permeability test parameter 520 Permeability test method 521 ‘Adhesion 522 Aghesion test parameter 523 Adhesion test method 524 Elongation 525 Elongation test parameter 526 Elongation test method 527 Tensile strength 528 Tensile strength test method Safety Data Segment NUMBER ELEMENT NAME 600.x« Part identiication 601. NEPA health hazard 602% NFPA tlammabilly 603 xx NFPA reactivity 604.x« Flash point 608 xx Flash point test method Manufacturer's Supplementary I NUMBER ELEMENT NAME. 700 Manutacturer's comments 5. Reference documents and definition of terms cited in this guide Coatings Encyclopedic Dictionary, LeSota, S. (Ed), Blue Bell, PA, Federation of Societies for Coatings Techno! ogy, 1988. 653 Tus Fb 22 1450357 2009 ‘SSPC-Guide 13 December 1, 1998 1a Segment (see Section 4.6) TPE FORMAT Desirable Alphanumeric String Desirable Alphanumeric Sting Desirable Alphanumeric String Desirable Alphanumeric String Desirable Alphanumeric Sting Desirable Alphanumeric String Desirable Alphanumeric String Desirable Alphanumeric String Desirable ‘Alphanumeric String Desirable Floating Point Desirable Alphanumeric String Desirable ‘Alphanumeric Sting Desirable Floating Point Desirable Alphanumeric Siting Desirable Alphanumeric Sting Desirable Floating Point Desirable ‘Alphanumeric Sting Desirable Alphanumeric String Desirable Floating Point Desirable [Alphanumeric Sting Desirable Alphanumeric String Desirable Floating Point Desirable Alphanumeric Sting Desirable Alphanumeric String Desirable Floating Point Desirable Alphanumeric Sting Desirable Alphanumeric Sting Desirable Floating Point Desirable Alphanumeric String (see Section 4.7) TPE FORMAT Essential applicable Alphanumeric String esirable Numeric Desirable Numatic Desirable Numeric Essential Numeric Essential Numeric information (see Section 4.8) TPE FORMAT esirable Alphanumeric Sting Identification of Metals and Alloys in Computerized Material Property Databases, ASTM E-1338-00, West Conshohocken, PA, American Society for Testing and Ma- terials, 1990Wer SSPC-Guide 19 December 1, 1998, Identitication of Composite Materials in Computer- ized Material Property Databases, ASTM E-1309.92, West Conshohocken, PA, American Society for Testing and Ma: terials, 1982, Industrial Maintenance Coatings Gloseary, SSPC 196-16, Pittsburgh, PA, Technology Publishing Company, 1994 ‘Systems and Specifications: Stee! Structures Paint- ing Manual, Volumes 1 and 2, Pitsburgh, PA, SSPC: The Society for Protective Coatings, 1998. 6. Appendix A: Example Use of the Guide Table A: Coating Product Data Example Product Description Data Segment NUMBER = NAME EXAMPLE ENTRY 100 Product name Chembuiid 101 Prodvet identification Series 135 102 Manufacturer name Tnemec 103.01 Manufacturer address P.O. Box 411749 104 Manufacturer city designation Kansas City 105 Manufacturer state designation Missouri 106 Manufacturer zip code designation 64141-1749 107 Manufacturer country designation United States 108 Manufacturer telephone number 816-489-3400 ne Generic type High build, high-solids catalyzed epoxy 113 System component Primer Intended Use Data Segment NUMBER NAME EXAMPLE ENTRY 200.01 Common use Machinery 200.02 Common use Pipes 200.08, Common use Bridges 200.04 Common use Industria facility steel structures 201 Substrate type Structural steel 202 Exposure environment ‘Atmospheric 203.01 Surface preparation specification SSPO-SP 2 203.02 Surface preparation specication SSPO-SP 3 205.01 Gompatile topcoat Series 66 Hi-Buld Epoxotine 208.02 Compatible topcoat Series 70 & 71 Endura-Shield 206.08, Compatible topcoat Sevies 72 Endura-Shield it 208.04 Compatible topcoat Seties 73 Endura-Shield il 208.08 Compatible topcoat Seties 73 Endura-Shield IV 208.06 Compatibie topcoat Soties 104 H.S. Epoxy 206 Continuous dry temperature tiitation 250° F, 121°C 207 Intermittent dry temperature limitation 278° F, 125°C 654 rit by the SSPC: Me Sosity for P Tus Fb 2) S042 200Wer NUMBER 300 304 307 308 310 an 31201 31202 400 402 404 407 408 409 410 413 a4 417 413 419 420 421 422 423 424 425 426.01 426.02 426.03 427 428 500 502 506 507 508 515 517 521 523 524 526 Tus Fb 22 S048 2009 rit by the SSPC: Me Sosity for P SSPC-Guide 13 December 1, 1998 Physical Properties (as applied material) Data Segment DATA ELEMENT NAME Volume solids, percent Volatile organic compounds, gL. gal) Mixed density, gi. (ib/gal), Storage and transport temperature EXAMPLE ENTRY ry 442 (1.2) 12.61 (0.11) Max 120° F, 49" ©, Min 20° F, 7° Sheltie, months 2 Finish Semi-gloss Color Off-white Color Select CHROMACOLORS Mixing and Application Data Segment DATA ELEMENT NAME EXAMPLE ENTRY. Dry-to-handle, WET, micrometers (mils), hours at °C (F) Dry-to-touch, WFT, micrometers (mils), hours at °C (F) Maximum recoat time, hours Minimum recoat time, hours Maximum recommended dry film application thickness. Minimum recommended dry flm application thickness ‘Theoretical coverage per volume Maximum surface temperature Minimum surface temperature Dew point range Thinner Clean-up solvent Paris Mixing method Mixing ratio Induction time, hours Pot life, hours Pot ite temperature Application method ‘Application method Application method Agitation requirements Curing mechanism 127 um ($ mils) 18 h, 28.8°C (75°F) 427 um (mils), 6h, 23.8°C (75°F) 3 24 8 jm (4 mits) 4 um (4 mits) 16:38 m? (149-995 1) 195° F, 57°C 50°F, 10°C. 80°F. 27°C. #19 spray, #18 brush, roller Methyl Ethyl Ketone 2 tiring 4 part A: t pat B 30 0 72°F, 22 Spray Brush Roller None (Chemical reaction Key Performance Parameters Data Segment DATA ELEMENT NAME Corrosion resistance Corrosion resistance test method Abrasion resistance ‘Abrasion resistance test parameter Abrasion resistance test method Impact resistance Impact resistance test method Adhesion ‘Adhesion test method Elongation Elongation test method 655 EXAMPLE ENTRY. Nobiister, crack, rust,<1/64creepat scribe ASTM B117 < 180 mg loss +1000 cycles: ASTM 03359 >28 inch-lbs ASTM 02794 > 850 psi ASTM 4541 > 16% [ASTM 0522 Conical MandrelWer SSPC-Guide 13 December 1, 1998 NUMBER 603 604 NUMBER 100 101 102 103.01 108 105 106 107 108 ne 113 14 NUMBER 200.01 200.02 200.03, 200.04 201 202 203.01 203.02 204.01 204.02 206 207 NUMBER 300 301 300 310 312 Tus Fb 22 145093 2009 rit by the SSPC: Me Sosity for P Safety Data Segment DATA ELEMENT NAME EXAMPLE ENTRY Flash point 75°F, 24°C Flash point test method SETA ‘Table B: Coating Product Data Example 2 Product Description Data Segment ‘NAME EXAMPLE ENTRY Product name Carbomastie Product identification 18 Manufacturer name Carbotine Manufacturer adaress 1401 8. Hanley Road Manufacturer city designation St. Louis Manufacturer state designation Missouri Manufacturer zip code designation 63144-2085 Manufacturer country designation United States Manufacturer telephone number 314-644-1000 Generic type Waterborne epoxy ‘System component Top coat Cerification!qualification Bay Area Quality Management District, Reg 8, Rules 3 and 19 Intended Use Data Segment NAME EXAMPLE ENTRY Common use Metal bullaing Common use Piping Common use Process equipment Common use Highway bridges ‘Substrate type Steel Exposure environment ‘Atmospheric Surface preparation specification SSPC-SP 2 Surface preparation specication SSPC-SP 3 Compatible undercoat Inorganic primers Compatible undercoat Organic zine oxide primers Continuous dry temperature limitation 180° F, a2" Intermittent ry temperature limitation 250° F. 124°C. Physical Properties (as applied material) Data Segment DATA ELEMENT NAME EXAMPLE ENTRY Volume solids (percent) 90 Volume solids test method ASTM D 2697 ‘Storage and transport temperature 45-110° F, 749°C Shelf ite (months) 2a Color ‘Aluminum 656Mees SSPC-Guide 13 December 1, 1998 Mixing and Application Data Segment NUMBER DATA ELEMENT NAME 404 ‘Maximum recoat time 406 ‘Minimum recoat time 409 ‘Minimum recommended ary fim application thickness, 410 ‘Theoretical coverave per volume 413 ‘Maximum surface temperature a4 ‘Minimum surface temperature 415 ‘Maximum humidity 416 Minimum humility 47 Dew point range 418 Thinner 419 Clean-up solvent 420 Paris 421 Mixing method 422 ‘Mixing ratio 424 Pot lite 425, Pot life temperature 426.01 Application method 426.02 Application method 426.03 Application method EXAMPLE ENTRY B days @ 40F, 4:0 hours @ 90°F, 32°C 4 mils (425 microns) 7 mils (175 microns) 289 5q ft (7.2 sq mil @ 125 microns) per gallon 190°, 54°C 42°F, 0°C 400 0 5°F.2°C ‘Carbomastic thinner Carbomastic thinner #2 2 Power mix 1 Part A:1 Part B 4 75°F, 24°C Spray Brush Roller Key Performance Parameters Data Segment NUMBER DATA ELEMENT NAME 508 Abrasion resistance 524 Elongation pig by te SSPC: We Society fr Preece Coatings Tus Fb 22 145099 2000 687 EXAMPLE ENTRY. 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