Data Sheet For Al 800 Altair
Data Sheet For Al 800 Altair
Data Sheet For Al 800 Altair
MANUFACTURER ALTAIR UK LTD, 2ND FLOOR, 145-157 ST.JOHN STREET, ECIV 4PY, LONDON.
Specification Details
Panel Type AL 800
Understructure Type Cornerlock, Freelay Corner Support, Cornerlock Clip-On Stringered, Cornerlock Bolt-On
Stringered & Stringered Freelay (50mm to 2,500mm FFH)
The panel will be die cut to size, phosphate coated (or equivalent) and epoxy powder coated to provide adequate
corrosion protection. The panels will be corner locked into place providing equipotential bonding or they can be gravity
held with or without stringers.
The cross-head or flat-head pedestal head will provide support for the panel under the flange and picture frame. The
pedestal head will also capture the access floor panel providing positive location and additional safety after the corner
lock screws are removed.
The raised access floor system will be capable of withstanding various duty static/dynamic loads experienced in the
general office and equipment environments.
Objectives Summary
Panel: Manufactured from cold rolled steel sheet.
Top = cold steel (SPCC)
Bottom = Draw Quality (ST14 or better)
The base panel will utilise the Manufactures existing panel design and incorporate the
Corner Lock feature in conjunction with the positive location details.
AL 800 = Steel Gauges: top 0.6-0.8mm and bottom 0.7-0.9mm
Cornerlock: The panel will be manufactured with four (4) Cornerlock holes to allow the panel to be fixed
to the pedestal head. The Cornerlock screws will also provide positive electrical bonding.
Panel Surface Coatings: Steel substrate is to be finished with a zinc phosphate coating (or equivalent) before Epoxy
Powder coat is applied to the external surface of the sized panel.
Core: Portland cement and water with foam additive to adjust core density. The core material must
have recycled content. The panel must be filled with zero voids to eliminate weak spots. The
core material must not break down causing internal crackling noise under panel load.
Core Hardness: Minimum - 13 to 20 Mpa (compression strength) this is dependent on panel grade
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Pedestal Head: 1. Steel head with Cornerlock feature and positive location tab details. Zinc plated steel
stud and anti vibration nut assembled and detent feature.
2. Flat steel pedestal head will accommodate stringers. Zinc plated steel stud and anti
vibration nut assembled and detent feature. The steel stud will be sized to accommodate
existing pedestal base.
Pedestal Base: The pedestal base must accommodate the pedestal base steel stud referred to above. FFH =
50mm to 2,500mm
Pedestal Gasket: A freely Pedestal Head Gasket of suitable rubber construction with permanent attachment to
the Corner lock pedestal head is required. This will provide an isolation barrier between
panel and pedetal head. The Gasket materials will have an electrical resistance of <104Ω
Stringer Gasket: Stringer gaskets must be flexible and clip onto the stringer.They must be manufactured
utilising conductive polyethylene materials and have an electrical resistance of <104Ω
Stringers: The surface coating of clip-On and Bolt-On must not promote the formation of zinc whiskers.
Need to nominate Stringer size to accommodate panel depth and flange.
Environment: All materials must be environmentally friendly, non hazardous, low emission, no CFC and
low impact. There shall be no CO2 emission during or after the production process of any
components. No VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) allowed during the life cycle of the
product. Panel and under structure system shall be required to have a minimum recycled
conttenent of 40%.
Manufacture: The access floor panels and substructure must be manufactured and quality controlled
utilising a recognised quality system. Reference samples must be kept for five (5) years.
Panel Shape: The access floor panels must be die cut to control size, shape and squareness within the
tolerance range of “MOB PF2 PS” Platform Floors (Raised Access Floors) Performance
specification.
Stability: The access floor panel and system will remain stable and not alter the performance
characteristics when exposed thermal and humidity change.
Effects; The access floor panel and supporting syatem shall be resiatant to the growth of fungi and
Micro organisms and attack by insects. The floor syatem shall be designed to resistant
vermin attack or infestation. The floor components shall not give off any odours or toxicity.
Fire: The access floor Panel and Syatem will be fire resistant. The test and performance
requirements will be in accordance with
British standard 476: Part 7:1997(To determine the tendancey of the surface of a material or
a combinatin of materials to support the spread of flame across its surface and to classify the
surface)
British Standard 476: Part 6:1989 (fire propagation for products)
Surface Finish: The access floor shall be capable of having carpet tile, High Pressure Laminate (HPL), Vinyl
Linoleum and hard surfaces such as stone and ceramic finishes applied. Surface flatness to
within 0.25mm
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Tolerance: Panel Size=599.75x599.75+/-0.25mm (Main Panel Size)
Panel Size=609.35x609.35+/-0.25mm (Main Panel Size)
Cutting: The Access Floor Panel must be able to be cut on site with standard cutting tools. Dust
extraction may be needed in isolated areas.Dust from cutting must not be hazardous to the
operator or those in close proximity to the operation.
Installation: The access floor will be rigid, free from vibration and rocking panels within a 0.3mm level
over the entire floor area. The access floor pedestals must have a minimum of +/-25mm of
adjustment. Panels will be accurately cut to fit around all permanent features.
Antistatic: The access floor panel and supporting under –structure will provide a dissipative path to
earth for the control of static build up. The general range is 1x10 6 to 1x1011 Ohms is
acceptable.
The Design Life The access floor system must be capable of with standing the day to day operationg load
and conditions of the general office and equipment room environments.The acceptable
design life of 25 years is preferred. The core material must not deteriorate or breakdown over
time.
Equipotential bonding The cornerlock access floor system should be capable of being electrically bonded so all
panels and pedastels have an electrical contact of less than <1Ω
Air Leakage Air leakage on cornerlock acees floor system should be minimal and restricted were possible
Air Leakage on Clip-on stringered or Bolt –On stringer under structure should be restricted to
<0.5I/s per m2according ti MOB PF2 PS January 1990 for Air Leakage Rate Test .
Sound Transmission: In accordance with BS EN ISO 14012, Airborne sound insulation: 31dB and Impact sound
insulation: 72dB
Recycle: The access floor panels and substructure must be able to be recycled
Performance The raised access floor will have a safety factor of 3 times the concentrated (design) load
and be capable of meeting 3.0KN static and dynamic loads per CISCA recommended test
procedures for access floors or MOB PF2 PS/SPU: Platfrm floors (raised access floors).
The raised access floor will be subjected to general office and equipment room
environments. Work station, Partitions, racking and filling syatem will generate static loads.
Dynamic loads will be aligned with frequent foot traffic at lift lobbies, corridors, walkways and
infrquent rolling loads.
PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
The Raised access floor syatem shall meet or exceed all of the specific Performance Requirements set out below:
General
All components shall be protected against corrosion with the manufactures standard factory applied protective finishes.
Concentrated Load
The Access Floor system shall be capable of accepting a point load, over 25mm x25mm area of 3.6KN respectively
with a maximum deflection of 2.50mm by CISCA 2003-2004.
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Rolling Loads
The access floor system shall sustain the following rolling loads with a maximum total permanent deformation of
1.0mm in the top surface based on the following dynamic load tests by CISCA2003-2004.
Uniform Load
Panel supported on actual under structure (the system) shall be capable of supporting a uniform load of 13.59KN/sqm
placed on the entire area of AL 800 panel with a maximum deflection of 2.50mm and generating a permanent set of no
more than 0.25mm once the load is removed. Note: The Uniform load of a raised access floor panel as specified herein
should not be confused with the “Uniform live load” as specified in seismic area application. The test accords to
CISCA.
Ultimate Load
The access floor system shall accept minimum AL 800 2400 lb point load over 25mm x 25mm area without collapse
according to CISCA 2003-2004.
Impact Load
An Impact load imposed on the access floor system by dropping a 40Kg sand bag from1000mm height to 500mm dia.
Area shall not cause structural failure according to MOB PF2 PS testing methods.
Pedestal Load
The support pedestals shall individually be capable of sustaining a 22.5kN axial load for five minutes without loss of
function or structural failuare by CISCA 1986-87.
Electrical Resistance
The antistatic requirement for the access floor will be measured in accordance with MOB PF2PS clause –T43.00. Both
surface and bulk electrostatic resistance shall fall in the range of 1x106 and 1x1011 Ohms.
Dimensional Tolerances
Panel squareness shall be within ±0.25mm. Panel dimensions shall within ±0.25mm of nominal size. Concavity or
convexity of panels shall not exceed 0.75mm. The test is according to MOB PF2 PS.
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