Attachment 4 -CARC_Paint_37-011-0313.pdf

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Dust Collectors Federal contract opportunity
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W911Kf-22-Q-0017
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Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal

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This document provides specifications for chemical agent resistant coatings (CARC) and associated waste disposal guidelines. It outlines three types of coatings in the CARC system including an epoxy polyamide primer, an aliphatic polyurethane paint, and an epoxy polyamide enamel. Application requires stripping and cleaning surfaces, then applying mixed two-component coatings within a specified pot life. Waste streams include expired coatings, contaminated thinners and solvents, residue-containing blasting media, and empty containers. Disposal methods vary depending on the waste composition and presence of hazardous materials. The document also lists National Stock Numbers and specifications for water-based CARC paints in various colors and sizes for Type I siliceous and Type II polymeric bead formulations. Reclamation and approved disposal facilities are identified wherever possible.

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Chemical Agent Resistant Coating (CARC)

1. BACKGROUND. CARC is a coating system that provides surfaces that are easily and effectively decontaminated after exposure to liquid chemical agents.

There are three types of coatings in the CARC system: an epoxy polyamide primer, an aliphatic polyurethane paint (PUP), and epoxy polyamide enamel. Each of the coatings is supplied as a two-component system. When the two components are combined, a terminal reaction begins which makes an impermeable coating.

2. APPLICATION. The surfaces to be coated with CARC must sometimes be stripped. After stripping, the surface must be cleaned of all oils, grease, and water. When the item is ready for coating, the two components are mixed and allowed to stand for a prescribed period. The mixture must then be applied within a given time period known as its "pot life" in order to be effective.

3. WASTE STREAMS. There are several waste streams associated with the application of CARC. The most common examples of waste are: unserviceable CARC components, CARC mixtures with expired pot life, spent thinners and stripping solvents contaminated with CARC, blasting media with dry CARC residue, and empty containers. Each individual waste stream must be handled and disposed differently.

4. ALTERNATIVES. The solvent based CARC systems are being phased out in favor of a water-dispersible (WD) or water based CARC paint system. Below is a table containing National Stock Numbers (NSNs) for the new WD CARC. There is at least one manufacturer with a GSA approved WD CARC paint touch-up system (This is not an endorsement, just a statement of availability). For more information regarding the touch-up paint system, please contact USAPHC using the information at the end of this fact sheet.

5. DISPOSAL GUIDELINES.

Unserviceable CARC components:

- Solvent Based CARC: reclamation is the best option, but if it is not possible, then they must be disposed as hazardous waste with the characteristic of ignitability, reactivity and possibly toxicity (heavy metals). Hazardous Waste Number/Code: D001, F003, and F005. Do not incinerate closed containers.

- WD CARC Part A: reclamation is the best option, however if not possible, then incinerate in a multi-chambered municipal solid waste incinerator of >50 tons per day capacity. Do not incinerate closed containers.

Certain colors (brown 383, 30051 and green 383, 34094) contain trivalent chromium and trivalent chromium only.

There is an exemption in the federal RCRA regulations for solid wastes that fail the TCLP test for chromium only (no other metal or any other characteristic/reason) and that the generator can prove that the chromium present in the waste is exclusively or nearly exclusively trivalent chromium (Title 40 Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) Part 261.4(b)(6)(i)). Your state regulations may not have this exemption so you must first coordinate with your installation environmental office and/or state regulatory agency before using this option.

-WD CARC Part B: reclamation is the best option. Waste must be tested to determine if it exhibits any characteristic of hazardous waste (ignitability). Non-hazardous waste should be incinerated in a multi-chambered municipal solid waste incinerator of >50 tons per day capacity. Do not incinerate closed containers.

CARC mixtures with expired pot life:

- Solvent based CARC: should be allowed to dry. The dried mixture may be disposed in a sanitary landfill if the paint contains no hazardous heavy metals. If the mixture contains any heavy metals (see MSDS), then it should be tested using the Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) test and disposed accordingly.

- WD CARC: should be allowed to dry. The dried mixture may be disposed in a sanitary landfill if the paint contains no hazardous heavy metals (see exemption above).

Spent thinners and stripping solvents contaminated with CARC- Generally, all spent thinners are hazardous for the characteristic of ignitability (D001).

Blasting media with dry CARC residue- if the CARC contaminated dust is free of heavy metals then the waste may be disposed in a sanitary landfill. If there are heavy metals present (see MSDS), then the waste must be analyzed using the TCLP test and disposed accordingly.

Empty containers- containers that held any CARC component may be recycled or disposed as ordinary trash as long as they meet the definition of empty provided in Title 40 CFR Part 261.7(b).

FACT SHEET 37-011-0313

U.S. Army Public Health Command Hazardous and Medical Waste

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21010-5403 Commercial (410) 436-3651/DSN 584-3651

Approved for public release; distribution unlimited

6. INFORMATION: The following is a list of water dispersible and low heavy metal CARC paints.

*-A three pint kit consists of two pints of Component-A in a two pint container and one pint of Component-B in a one pint container.

-A three quart kit consists of two quarts of Component-A in a two quart container and one quart of Component-B in a one quart container.

-A three gallon kit consists of two gallons of Component-A in a two gallon container and one gallon of Component-B in a one gallon container.

-A 15 gallon kit consists of two to five gallon containers of Component-A and one to five gallon container of Component-B.

NSN 8010-

01-

Color Size* Fed Std No.

Type I – Siliceous

492-6637 Green 383 3 pint kit 34094

492-6638 Green 383 3 quart kit3 34094

492-6639 Green 383 3 gallon kit 34094

92-9940 Green 383 15 gallon kit 34094

492-6641 Brown 383 3 pint kit 30051

492-6642 Brown 383 3 quart kit 30051

492-6643 Brown 383 3 gallon kit 30051

492-6644 Brown 383 15 gallon kit 30051

492-6645 Tan 686A 3 pint kit 33446

492-6646 Tan 686A 3 quart kit 33446

492-6648 Tan 686A 3 gallon kit 33446

492-6649 Tan 686A 15 gallon kit 33446

492-6650 Black 3 pint kit 37030

492-6651 Black 3 quart kit 37030

492-6652 Black 3 gallon kit 37030

492-6654 Black 15 gallon kit 37030

492-6655 Aircraft Green 3 pint kit 34031

492-6656 Aircraft Green 3 quart kit 34031

492-6657 Aircraft Green 3 gallon kit 34031

492-6658 Aircraft Green 15 gallon kit 34031

492-6659 Aircraft Gray 3 pint kit 36300

492-6660 Aircraft Gray 3 quart kit 36300

492-6661 Aircraft Gray 3 gallon kit 36300

492-6663 Aircraft Gray 15 gallon kit 36300

545-1815 Aircraft Black 3 pint kit 37038

545-1817 Aircraft Black 3 quart kit 37038

545-1818 Aircraft Black 3 gallon kit 37038

545-1820 Aircraft Black 15 gallon kit 37038

NSN 8010-

01-

Color Size* Fed Std No.

Type II – Polymeric Beads

493-3168 Green 383 3 pint kit 34094

493-3169 Green 383 3 quart kit 34094

493-3170 Green 383 3 gallon kit 34094

493-3171 Green 383 15 gallon kit 34094

493-3172 Brown 383 3 pint kit 30051

493-3173 Brown 383 3 quart kit 30051

493-3174 Brown 383 3 gallon kit 30051

493-3175 Brown 383 15 gallon kit 30051

493-3176 Tan 686A 3 pint kit 33446

493-3177 Tan 686A 3 quart kit 33446

493-3179 Tan 686A 3 gallon kit 33446

493-3180 Tan 686A 15 gallon kit 33446

493-3182 Black 3 pint kit 37030

493-3183 Black 3 quart kit 37030

493-3190 Black 3 gallon kit 37030

493-3191 Black 15 gallon kit 37030

545-1944 Aircraft Black 3 pint kit 37038

545-1947 Aircraft Black 3 quart kit 37038

545-1949 Aircraft Black 3 gallon kit 37038

545-1955 Aircraft Black 15 gallon kit 37038

493-3192 Aircraft Green 3 pint kit 34031

493-3193 Aircraft Green 3 quart kit 34031

493-3194 Aircraft Green 3 gallon kit 34031

493-3195 Aircraft Green 15 gallon kit 34031

493-3196 Aircraft Gray 3 pint kit 36300

493-3197 Aircraft Gray 3 quart kit 36300

493-3198 Aircraft Gray 3 gallon kit 36300

493-3199 Aircraft Gray 15 gallon kit 36300

545-1823 Aircraft Red 3 pint kit 31136

545-1825 Aircraft Red 3 quart kit 31136

545-1826 Aircraft Red 3 gallon kit 31136

545-1835 Aircraft Red 15 gallon kit 31136

545-1836 Aircraft Yellow 3 pint kit 33538

545-1838 Aircraft Yellow 3 quart kit 33538

545-1840 Aircraft Yellow 3 gallon kit 33538

545-1841 Aircraft Yellow 15 gallon kit 33538

545-1842 Olive Drab 3 pint kit 34088

545-1843 Olive Drab 3 quart kit 34088

545-1844 Olive Drab 3 gallon kit 34088

545-1845 Olive Drab 15 gallon kit 34088

545-1938 Aircraft Insignia Blue

3 pint kit 35044

545-1939 Aircraft Insignia Blue

3 quart kit 35044

545-1941 Aircraft Insignia Blue

3 gallon kit 35044

545-1942 Aircraft Insignia Blue

15 gallon kit 35044

545-1956 Aircraft White 3 pint kit 37875

545-1957 Aircraft White 3 quart kit 37875

545-1958 Aircraft White 3 gallon kit 37875

545-1959 Aircraft White 15 gallon kit 37875

545-1960 Sand 3 pint kit 33303

545-1961 Sand 3 quart kit 33303

545-2016 Sand 3 gallon kit 33303

545-2035 Sand 15 gallon kit 33303

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