[CCMC 12642-L] CCMC Standard compliance evaluation

From: National Research Council Canada

CCMC number:

12642-L

Status:

Active

Issue date:

1994-10-18

Modified date:

2023-09-14

Evaluation holder:

Johns Manville Canada Inc.

5301 – 42 Avenue
Innisfail AB T4G 1A2
Canada
Telephone: 403-227-7139

Product names:

Attic Protector Blowing Wool Insulation
Johns Manville Climate Pro

Evaluation requirements:

CAN/ULC-S702.1:2014, Amendment 1, Type 5

In most jurisdictions this document is sufficient evidence for approval by Canadian authorities.

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Product information

Product names

Attic Protector Blowing Wool Insulation
Johns Manville Climate Pro

Product description

The products are a mineral-fibre building insulation made from glass fibre and designed for pneumatic application using commercially available blowing equipment.

Manufacturing plant

This evaluation is valid only for products produced at the following plant:

Product names	Manufacturing plant
Product names	Innisfail, AB, CA
Attic Protector Blowing Wool Insulation	Product evaluated by the CCMC
Johns Manville Climate Pro	Product evaluated by the CCMC

Product evaluated by the CCMC Indicates that the product from this manufacturing facility has been evaluated by the CCMC

Technical information

This evaluation is based on demonstrated conformance with the following criteria:

Evaluation requirements
Criteria number	Criteria name
CAN/ULC-S702.1:2014, Amendment 1, Type 5	Standard for Mineral Fibre Thermal Insulation for Buildings, Part 1: Material Specification

The design thermal resistance value is 19.35 (m² ·K)/W⁻¹/m at a design density of 8.33 kg/m³.

The products must be installed in unconfined spaces with slopes not exceeding 4.5:12, and according to the following application charts:

Table 1. Coverage chart for Johns Manville Climate Pro
Thermal resistance^{Table footnote (1)}		Minimum thickness^{Table footnote (2)}^{Table footnote (3)}		Minimum mass/area		Maximum Coverage/Bag		Minimum Bags/Area
RSI	R	mm	in.	kg/m²	psf	m²	ft²	100 m²	1000 ft²
2.1	12	114	4.5	0.83	0.17	17.1	184.2	5.2	5.4
2.8	16	150	5.9	1.13	0.23	12.7	136.6	7.8	7.3
3.5	20	183	7.2	1.40	0.29	10.2	110.0	9.8	9.1
4.2	24	218	8.6	1.70	0.35	8.4	90.4	11.9	11.1
4.9	28	251	9.9	1.99	0.41	7.2	77.2	13.9	13.0
5.6	32	284	11.2	2.29	0.47	6.2	67.1	16.0	14.9
6.3	36	318	12.5	2.60	0.53	5.5	59.1	18.2	16.9
7.0	40	348	13.7	2.89	0.59	4.9	53.2	20.2	18.8
7.7	44	381	15.0	3.22	0.66	4.4	47.8	22.5	20.9
8.4	48	4.11	16.2	3.53	0.72	4.1	43.6	24.7	22.9
8.8	50	427	16.8	3.68	0.75	3.9	41.8	25.8	23.9
9.1	52	442	17.4	3.84	0.79	3.7	40.0	26.9	25.0
9.8	56	472	18.6	4.16	0.85	3.4	36.9	29.1	27.1
10.5	60	503	19.8	4.50	0.92	3.2	34.2	31.5	29.2
11.3	64	531	20.9	4.80	0.98	3.0	32.0	33.6	31.2
12.0	68	561	22.1	5.15	1.05	2.8	29.9	36.0	33.5
12.3	70	574	22.6	5.30	1.08	2.7	29.0	37.1	34.4
12.7	72	589	23.2	5.47	1.12	2.6	28.1	38.3	35.6
13.4	76	617	24.3	5.80	1.19	2.5	26.5	40.6	37.7
14.1	80	645	25.4	6.14	1.26	2.3	25.1	43.0	39.9

Notes:

Footnote 1

To obtain the thermal resistance shown in the chart, this material must be installed at both the thickness and mass per unit area equal to or greater than the minimum value specified.

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Footnote 2

The thickness at which the insulation achieves the stated thermal resistance (design thickness). This chart uses the same column for minimum installed thickness and minimum settled thickness based on long-term settlement testing showing insignificant settlement.

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Footnote 3

Density increases as thickness increases to achieve the increasing design thermal resistance ratings in the table. To achieve the design density, the product must be blown at the rate specified by the manufacturer. Contact the manufacturer for more details.

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Table 2. Coverage chart for Attic Protector Blowing Wool Insulation
Thermal resistance^{Table footnote (1)}		Minimum thickness^{Table footnote (2)}^{Table footnote (3)}		Minimum mass/area		Maximum Coverage/Bag		Minimum Bags/Area
RSI	R	mm	in.	kg/m²	psf	m²	ft²	100 m²	1000 ft²
2.1	12	114	4.5	0.83	0.17	14.6	157.3	6.8	6.4
2.8	16	150	5.9	1.13	0.23	10.8	116.6	9.2	8.6
3.5	20	183	7.2	1.40	0.29	8.7	39.9	11.5	10.6
4.2	24	218	8.6	1.70	0.35	7.2	77.2	13.9	13.0
4.9	28	251	9.9	1.99	0.41	6.1	65.9	16.3	15.2
5.6	32	284	11.2	2.29	0.47	5.3	57.3	18.8	17.5
6.3	36	318	12.5	2.60	0.53	4.7	50.5	21.3	19.8
7.0	40	348	13.7	2.89	0.59	4.2	45.4	23.7	22.0
7.7	44	381	15.0	3.22	0.66	3.8	40.8	26.4	24.5
8.4	48	4.11	16.2	3.53	0.72	3.5	37.2	28.9	26.8
8.8	50	427	16.8	3.68	0.75	3.3	35.7	30.2	28.0
9.1	52	442	17.4	3.84	0.79	3.2	34.2	31.5	29.2
9.8	56	472	18.6	4.16	0.85	2.9	31.5	34.1	31.7
10.5	60	503	19.8	4.50	0.92	2.7	29.2	36.8	34.2
11.3	64	531	20.9	4.80	0.98	2.5	27.3	39.4	36.6
12.0	68	561	22.1	5.15	1.05	2.4	25.5	42.2	39.2
12.3	70	574	22.6	5.30	1.08	2.3	24.8	43.4	40.3
12.7	72	589	23.2	5.47	1.12	2.2	24.0	44.9	41.7
13.4	76	617	24.3	5.80	1.19	2.1	22.6	47.5	44.2
14.1	80	645	25.4	6.14	1.26	2.0	24.4	50.3	46.7

Notes:

Footnote 1

To obtain the thermal resistance shown in the chart, this material must be installed at both the thickness and mass per unit area equal to or greater than the minimum value specified.

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Footnote 2

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Footnote 3

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Administrative information

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