ATS Inc. is proud to offer the only FM approved duct available with a StaticSafe™ conductive liner.
ATS StaticSafe Duct™ maintains all the features of ATS FXP™ which has made ATS Inc. a leader in the field of Exhaust Duct Systems:
In addition to the benefits of ATS FXP™, ATS StaticSafe Duct™ offers additional protection against static discharge when exhausting flammable or explosive gases.
Chemical Applications – Flammables | ||
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Flammable Gases | Flammable Liquids/Vapors | Pyrophoric Gases (explosive when mixed with air and must be blanketed with nitrogen or argon) |
Ammonica | Isopropyl Alcohol | Diborane |
Arsine | Methanol | Silane |
Dichlorsilane | ||
Hydrogen | ||
Phosphine |
For part types and dimensions for StaticSafe Duct™, refer to the Mechanical Drawing Guide (Pg. 54) for ATS FXP™.
Internal Corrosion Resistant Conductive Liner
StaticSafe’s™ high corrosion resistance compliments its conductivity to make a product that is desirable for corrosive exhaust applications where there is the potential for venting explosive gases and static dissipation is required.
ATS uses a low smoke, fire safe resin to provide a rigid structural shell, which encloses the corrosion resistant conductive liner.
ATS Conductive H-Collar™ and ATS Conductive Slip Collar™ with ATS Conductive Putty™ are used for joining duct sections. There is no need for using cumbersome grounding straps or wires across joints! The joints themselves are conductive. The StaticSafe Duct™ system is self-grounding.
ATS StaticSafe Duct™ is Factory Mutual FM4922-Approved.Factory Mutual Approvals approves ATS StaticSafe Duct™ to be used for fume and smoke removal in cleanrooms without the need for interrupters or automatic sprinkler protection.
ATS StaticSafe Duct™ is also FM 4910 Approved. It meets FM’s requirements for smoke damage (SDI) and fire propagation (FPI).
Delsen Test Report – StaticSafe™ has been tested for volume and surface resistivity with a measurement of 0.60 Ohms-cm and 4.7 Ohms per square*, respectively, which exceeds common requirements for conductivity of 1 million Ohms-cm (1×106). Request Delsen test report dated 5/11/01.
1 See Delsen Test Report 05/11/01, pg. 3.
2 See Delsen Test Report 05/11/01, pg. 12. (This uses the following formula: Surface Resistivity= (Width/Potential Electrode Distance) X Resistance (0.33in /0.44in) x 1.21 = .998 Ohms
3 See Delsen Test Report 05/31/00, pg. 3.
Delsen Test Report – ATS StaticSafe™ has been tested for volume and surface resistivity with a measurement of 0.60 Ohms-cm and 4.7 Ohms per square**, respectively, which exceeds common requirements for conductivity of 1 million Ohms-cm (1×106).
* Surface resistivity is expressed in ohms per square, without reference to the size of the square.
The ESD Association Glossary, ESD-ADV 1.0-1994 (1), describes Surface Resistivity in the following way: “For an electric current flowing across a surface, the ratio of DC voltage drop per unit length to the surface current per width. In effect, the surface resistivity is the resistance between two opposite sides of a square and is independent of the size of the square or its dimensional units.
** Resistance (ohms) is the property of a substance to resist the flow of electrical current.