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  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Boxborough, MA
  • 106 Hibbert St, Arlington, MA 02476 (781) 643-9584
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Foamed Fireproofing Composition And Method

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US Patent:
6699915, Mar 2, 2004
Filed:
Nov 27, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/305991
Inventors:
Dennis M. Hilton - Nashua NH
Michael D. Morgan - Billerica MA
Robert Paul - Maynard MA
Karl D. Taub - Boxboro MA
Robert S. Young - Greenville SC
Ricky N. Bastarache - Fitchburg MA
Assignee:
W.R. Grace Co.-Conn. - New York NY
International Classification:
C08J 930
US Classification:
521 83, 521 65, 521141
Abstract:
Disclosed are formulations adapted to form a foamed cementitious composition, the foamed cementitious composition itself, a method of forming a hydraulic binder foam, and a method of conveying and applying the resulting foam to a substrate. A pumpable cementitious slurry is formed, the slurry is mixed with a gas such as air, and is subjected to mechanically created turbulence to generate gas bubbles and create a foam, which preferably is stabilized by a foam stabilizing agent such as polyvinyl alcohol present in the slurry. The foam is then conveyed to a nozzle or other suitable dispense point from which it is applied, for example sprayed, preferably uniformly, onto a substrate to be coated. Prior to dispensing, a set accelerator is preferably injected, which causes the foam to gel, which in turn improves the hangability of the product on a substrate. The spray material adheres to the substrate and hardens to form an insulative coating on the substrate.

Foamed Fireproofing Composition And Method

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US Patent:
6780230, Aug 24, 2004
Filed:
Jan 11, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/044547
Inventors:
Dennis M. Hilton - Nashua NH
Michael D. Morgan - Billerica MA
Robert Paul - Maynard MA
Karl D. Taub - Boxboro MA
Robert S. Young - Greenville SC
Ricky N. Bastarache - Fitchburg MA
Assignee:
W.R. Grace Co. -Conn. - New York NY
International Classification:
C08J 930
US Classification:
106122, 106692, 106695, 106696, 106713, 106740, 106770, 106772, 106775, 521 65, 521 78, 521 83, 521141
Abstract:
Disclosed are formulations adapted to form a foamed cementitious composition, the foamed cementitious composition itself, a method of forming a hydraulic binder foam, and a method of conveying and applying the resulting foam to a substrate. A pumpable cementitious slurry is formed, the slurry is mixed with a gas such as air, and is subjected to mechanically created turbulence to generate gas bubbles and create a foam, which preferably is stabilized by a foam stabilizing agent such as polyvinyl alcohol present in the slurry. The foam is then conveyed to a nozzle or other suitable dispense point from which it is applied, for example sprayed, preferably uniformly, onto a substrate to be coated. Prior to dispensing, a set accelerator is preferably injected, which causes the foam to gel, which in turn improves the hangability of the product on a substrate. The spray material adheres to the substrate and hardens to form an insulative coating on the substrate.

Foamed Fireproofing Composition And Method

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US Patent:
7427321, Sep 23, 2008
Filed:
Sep 30, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/674745
Inventors:
Dennis M. Hilton - Nashua NH, US
Michael D. Morgan - Billerica MA, US
Robert Paul - Maynard MA, US
Karl D. Taub - Boxboro MA, US
Robert S. Young - Greenville SC, US
Ricky N. Bastarache - Fitchburg MA, US
Assignee:
W.R. Grace & Co. -Conn. - New York NY
International Classification:
C08J 9/30
US Classification:
106122, 106692, 106695, 106696, 106740, 106772, 106775, 106792, 106793, 106794, 521 65, 521 78, 521 83, 521141, 521144, 524425
Abstract:
Disclosed are formulations adapted to form a foamed cementitious composition, the foamed cementitious composition itself, a method of forming a hydraulic binder foam, and a method of conveying and applying the resulting foam to a substrate. A pumpable cementitious slurry is formed, the slurry is mixed with a gas such as air, and is subjected to mechanically created turbulence to generate gas bubbles and create a foam, which preferably is stabilized by a foam stabilizing agent such as polyvinyl alcohol present in the slurry. The foam is then conveyed to a nozzle or other suitable dispense point from which it is applied, for example sprayed, preferably uniformly, onto a substrate to be coated. Prior to dispensing, a set accelerator is preferably injected, which causes the foam to gel, which in turn improves the hangability of the product on a substrate. The spray material adheres to the substrate and hardens to form an insulative coating on the substrate.

High Yield Spray Application

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US Patent:
7842348, Nov 30, 2010
Filed:
Jan 19, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/335426
Inventors:
Michael Abbott - Baltimore MD, US
Dennis M. Hilton - Nashua NH, US
Keith Lipford - Severna Park MD, US
Karl Taub - Arlington MA, US
Assignee:
W. R. Grace & Co.-Conn. - Columbia MD
International Classification:
B05D 1/00
B05D 1/02
B05B 12/00
B05B 12/08
US Classification:
427403, 427402, 4274211, 427427, 427373, 239 1, 239 71, 239 75, 239419
Abstract:
Method and device for ensuring high yields during spraying of a settable slurry composition. The slurry is conveyed through a length of hose to a nozzle spray-orifice, and a set accelerator is introduced into the slurry at a distance ā€œDā€ from the nozzle spray-orifice. The level of accelerator is monitored using a sensor located in the slurry path at a point after the set accelerator is injected. A preferred sensor comprises two pairs of conductivity sensors each having an annular body with a bore corresponding to the diameter of the hose or nozzle bore. Voltage of the slurry can be correlated to yields obtained when a salt-based accelerator fluid is injected into the slurry, such that levels of accelerator can be finely adjusted, and consistently high yields of spray coatings can be achieved.

High Yield Spray Application

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US Patent:
8616153, Dec 31, 2013
Filed:
Oct 19, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/907102
Inventors:
Michael Abbott - Baltimore MD, US
Dennis M. Hilton - Nashua NH, US
Keith Lipford - Severna Park MD, US
Karl Taub - Arlington MA, US
Assignee:
W. R. Grace & Co.-Conn. - Columbia MD
International Classification:
B05C 11/00
US Classification:
118712
Abstract:
Method and device for ensuring high yields during spraying of a settable slurry composition. The slurry is conveyed through a length of hose to a nozzle spray-orifice, and a set accelerator is introduced into the slurry at a distance ā€œDā€ from the nozzle spray-orifice. The level of accelerator is monitored using a sensor located in the slurry path at a point after the set accelerator is injected. A preferred sensor comprises two pairs of conductivity sensors each having an annular body with a bore corresponding to the diameter of the hose or nozzle bore. Voltage of the slurry can be correlated to yields obtained when a salt-based accelerator fluid is injected into the slurry, such that levels of accelerator can be finely adjusted, and consistently high yields of spray coatings can be achieved.

Automated Yield Monitoring And Control

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US Patent:
8206123, Jun 26, 2012
Filed:
Jun 5, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/810506
Inventors:
Dennis M. Hilton - Nashua NH, US
Karl Taub - Arlington MA, US
Keith Lipford - Baltimore MD, US
Philip A Zanghi - Franklin MA, US
Assignee:
W. R. Grace & Co.-Conn. - Columbia MD
International Classification:
B05C 11/10
US Classification:
417 18, 13756513, 118692
Abstract:
A system is adapted to automatically maintain a desired yield level for a slurry flow. Measurements of the electrical conductivity of a slurry are taken and corrected for the effects of temperature and pressure. The corrected conductivity measurements are used to arrive at a value for system yield. The system automatically determines if the yield is too high or too low relative to a desired level, and controls the rate at which accelerator is added to the slurry in order to increase or decrease yield.

Foamed Fireproofing Composition And Method

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US Patent:
20040092614, May 13, 2004
Filed:
Sep 8, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/657494
Inventors:
Dennis Hilton - Nashua NH, US
Michael Morgan - Billerica MA, US
Robert Paul - Maynard MA, US
Karl Taub - Boxboro MA, US
Robert Young - Greenville SC, US
Ricky Bastarache - Fitchburg MA, US
International Classification:
C08J009/00
US Classification:
521/082000, 521/141000
Abstract:
Disclosed are formulations adapted to form a foamed cementitious composition, the foamed cementitious composition itself, a method of forming a hydraulic binder foam, and a method of conveying and applying the resulting foam to a substrate. A pumpable cementitious slurry is formed, the slurry is mixed with a gas such as air, and is subjected to mechanically created turbulence to generate gas bubbles and create a foam, which preferably is stabilized by a foam stabilizing agent such as polyvinyl alcohol present in the slurry. The foam is then conveyed to a nozzle or other suitable dispense point from which it is applied, for example sprayed, preferably uniformly, onto a substrate to be coated. Prior to dispensing, a set accelerator is preferably injected, which causes the foam to gel, which in turn improves the hangability of the product on a substrate. The spray material adheres to the substrate and hardens to form an insulative coating on the substrate. Also disclosed are dry compositions comprising a hydratable cementitious binder, a mechanical foam stabilizing agent, and optionally a fibrous component, set retarder and air entraining agent, said composition providing, on the addition of water, gas and mechanical turbulence, a settable foam which is capable of spray application to a steel structural member and which, after spray application, is adherent to the member in the foamed state and after setting. The foam after setting, forms a fire and heat protective adherent coating on the member.

Automated Yield Monitoring And Control

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US Patent:
20120180872, Jul 19, 2012
Filed:
Mar 23, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/428084
Inventors:
Dennis M. Hilton - Nashua NH, US
Karl Taub - Arlington MA, US
Keith Lipford - Baltimore MD, US
Philip A. Zanghi - Franklin MA, US
Assignee:
W. R. GRACE & CO.-CONN. - Columbia MD
International Classification:
E03B 7/07
US Classification:
137 1, 137551
Abstract:
A system is adapted to automatically maintain a desired yield level for a slurry flow. Measurements of the electrical conductivity of a slurry are taken and corrected for the effects of temperature and pressure. The corrected conductivity measurements are used to arrive at a value for system yield. The system automatically determines if the yield is too high or too low relative to a desired level, and controls the rate at which accelerator is added to the slurry in order to increase or decrease yield.
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