# United

States 

# ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION

AGENCY Washington,

DC 20460 

# SNAP INFORMATION

NOTICE For Significant

New Alternatives When completed

send

this form

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US Postal Service

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CONTROL

OFFICER OFFICE

OF AIR AND RADIATION,

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# INTRODUCTION GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS



# AGENCY

USE ONLY OMB Control

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B/3112014 

# Date

of Receipt: Date

90 Day Review

Begins: Date Review Completed: CBI Status

: Dorument

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Number 

# This

form

may

be used

to submit information

under

the Significant

New Alternatives

Policy (SNAP) program

for

the review

of alternatives

to class

I and class

II ozone-depleting

substances

(ODS)

under section

612

of the Clean

Air Act. Submitters

are required

to provide

this information

on new substitutes

to assist

the Agency

in assessing

the acceptability

of chemicals

or processes

that

are considered

alternatives

for ODSs.

A separate

notice

must

be filed

for each alternative

you

are submitting. PAPER SUBMISSIONS:

All paper submissions

must

be provided

in three complete

copies.

If information

is

to

be claimed

as confidential,

all confidential

information

must

be excised

from

one

of the copies,

which

will

be placed

in the public docket;

the other

two copies

must include

the confidential

material.



# If no claims

of confidentiality

are made

for

the submission,

all copies must

be identical. CD-ROM SUBMISSIONS

: The SNAP program

also accepts submissions

via CD-ROM.



# If information

is

to

be claimed

as confidential

, all confidential

information

must

be excised

from

one

of the files

on the CD-ROM,

which

will

be placed

in the public docket;

the other

file must include

the confidential

material.

The

file with

the confidential

material

must include "contains

CBI"

in the

file name

. STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS:

The Instructions

for

the SNAP Information

Notice

and TSCA/SNAP

Addendum ("Instructions") are designed

to assist applicants

in completing

this form.

The Instructions

provide step-by-step

guidance

on submitting

a SNAP notice, asserting confidentiality

claims, completing

the notice

form, sector-specific

data requirements

, and submitting

test

data and supplemental

information. To facilitate

Agency

review

of alternatives,

this form

must

be filled

out

as completely

as possible.

Please

provide

all information requested

to the extent

that

it

is known

or reasonably ascertainable.

Make reasonable

estimates

if actual

data

is unavailable. TYPE

OF NOTICE

(Check

only

one

box) Select

the appropriate

box identifying

the type

of notice submitted: Manufacturer

Submission:

New alternative,

Substance,

or Formulation, ______________

X ____



# O Petition:

New alternative,

Substance,

or Formulation



# 0 Petition:

Revision

of the Existing

SNAP

list



# 0 Petition:

Request

to Grandfather

Use

of An Unacceptable

Substitute



# 0 Form 1265-07

(Revised

09/2011) OMB Control

No.: 2060-0226 Previous

editions

are obsoletePartI-GENERALINFORMATIONYoumustprovidetheidentityofthealternativechemicalorprocessesandtheidentityandpercentagesofallcomponentsinablendand/orprocess,evenifyouclaimtheidentityasconfidential.Youmayauthorizeanotherpersontosubmittheidentityforyou,butyoursubmissionwillnotbecompleteandreviewcannotbeginuntilEPAreceivesthisinformation.PartII-ALTERNATIVE-SPECIFICINFORMATIONPleaseindicatethesector(s)forwhichyouaresubmittinginformationonthesubstitutebycheckingtheappropriateboxes:RefrigerationandAirConditioningXOFoamBlowing0SolventCleaning0FireExtinguishingandExplosionPrevention0Sterilization0Aerosols0Adhesives,Coatings,andInks0TobaccoExpansion0Pesticides0YoumayneedadditionalcopiesofPartIIifthereareseveralmanufacturing,processing,oruseoperationsthatyouwilldescribeinthisnotice.Pleasereproducethesesectionsasneeded.IfyoursubstituteisalsosubjecttoreviewunderFIFRA,providetheFIFRARegistrationNumber:CONFIDENTIALITYCLAIMSPartIll-RELEASEANDEXPOSUREDATAPleasereproduceadditionalcopiesofPartIllasnecessary.PartIV-LISTOFATTACHMENTSPleaseattachadditionalsheetsifyoudonothaveenoughspaceontheformtofullyansweraquestion.Labeleachcontinuationsheetwiththecorrespondingsectionheadingandthequestion.InpartIV,listtheseattachmentsandanytestdata,otherdata,oranyoptionalinformationthatyouincludeinthisnotice.TESTDATAANDOTHERDATAYouarerequiredtosubmitalltestdatainyourpossessionorcontrolandtoprovideadescriptionofallotherdataknowntoyouifthesedataarerelatedtothehealthandenvironmentaleffectsofthemanufacture,processing,distributionincommerce,use,ordisposalofthealternative.Standardliteraturecitationsmaybesubmittediftheydonotappearintheopenscientificliterature.Completetestdata(inEnglish),notsummariesofdata,mustbesubmittediftheydonotappearintheopenliterature.Thefollowingaretestdataandotherdatathatmightbesubmitted(seetheInstructionsforamorecompletelistofdatatobesubmitted.)Pleaseindicatetestdatatobeincludedinyoursubmissionnoticebycheckingtheappropriateboxes:•HealthEffectsDataxYes'lNo•FlammabilityDataxYes'JNo•EnvironmentalEffectsDataoYesxNo•EnvironmentalFateDataoYesxNo•RiskAssessmentsoYesxNo•TestDataNotinthePossession/ControloftheSubmittercYesxNo•OtherDataxYes=::NoAnyonesubmittinginformationmustassertaclaimofconfidentialityatthetimeofsubmissionforanydatawhicharetobetreatedasConfidentialBusinessInformation(CBI).Substantiationofthisclaimmustalsobeprovidedatthistime.AllinformationclaimedasCBIwillbetreatedinamannerconsistentwith40CFRPart2,SubpartB.FailuretoassertaclaimofconfidentialityatthetimeofsubmissionmayresultindisclosureofinformationbytheAgencywithoutfurthernotice.Toassertaclaimonthisform,circleorbrackettheinformationyouclaimasconfidentialandmarktheconfidentialboxatthebottomofthepage.Thenprovidesubstantiationofthisclaimonanattachmenttothenotice.Ifanyinformationisclaimedasconfidential,youmustprovidea"sanitized"versionofthisnotice,includingattachments,toEPAwithyoursubmission.Foradditionalinformationonclaiminginformationasconfidential,pleaseseetheInstructionsManual.InformationsubmittedasCBImaybeaccessedbycompaniesdesignatedasAuthorizedRepresentativesoftheUnitedStatesEnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)underanEPAcontractforthepurposeofassistingEPAinthedevelopmentandimplementationofnationalregulationsfortheprotectionofstratosphericozone,includingthe developmentoftheSNAPprogram.TheseAuthorizedRepresentativesmayhaveaccesstoanyinformationreceivedbytheStratosphericProtectionDivisionwithintheEPAOfficeoftheAtmosphericProgramsforuseinreviewingtheneedforpossiblecontrolofanysubstance,practice,processoractivitythatmayreasonablybeanticipatedtoaffectstratosphericozone.Accesstosuchinformationisnecessarytoensurethatthesecompaniescancompletetheworkrequiredbythecontract.AuthorizedRepresentativesoftheAdministratoraresubjecttotheprovisionsof42U.S.C.7414(c)respectingconfidentialbusinessinformationasimplementedby40CFR2.301(h).Form1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226Previouseditionsareobsolete2PartI•GENERALINFORMATIONSectionA -SUBMITTERIDENTIFICATION1.(a)PersonSubmittingNotice(inU.S.)NameofAuthorizedOfficialTitleKatarzynaBoberLeader.ProductStewardshipCompany/OrganizationHoneywellInternationalIncMailingAddressTelephone&FaxNumbers101ColumbiJRoad,MomstownNJ07962Td.971-455-4420,Fax.971-455-4857E-mailAddresskatarzynabober@honeywell.com(b)Agent(ifapplicable)NameofAuthorizedOfficialTitleCompany/OrganizationMailingAddressTelephone&FaxNumbersE-mailAddress(c)JointSubmitter(ifapplicable)NameofAuthorizedOfficialTitleCompany/OrganizationMailingAddressTelephone&FaxNumbersE-mailAddress2.TechnicalContact(inU.S.)NameofAuthorizedOfficialTitleKatarz}naBoberLeader.ProductSte.,.ardshtpCompany/OrganizationHoneywellInternationalInc.MailingAddressTelephone&FaxNumbers101ColumbtaRoad.Mornsto\\nNJ07962Tel.973-455-4-1-20.Fax.973-455-4857E-mailAddress3.IfyouhavehadapriorcommunicationwithEPAconcerningthisnotice,notethedateandtypeofcommunication(letter,phone,etc.)andtheEPAstaffperson'sname:Mark(X)ifNonexForm1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226PreviouseditionsareobsoleteMark(X)thisboxifthispagecontainsCBI____03PartI-GENERALINFORMATION(continued)SectionB-ALTERNATIVEIDENTIFICATIONI.CommerciaVfradename(s)ofalternative:Solst1ce®N-1.1.Solst1ce®N-13ha>as<;ignedproviSIOnalASHRAEnumberR450A(AttachmentI).2.(a)Nameofchemical(s)(preferablyIUPACnomenclature)and/orprocessname.Forblends,providethepercentcompositionofeachconstituent.Forpowderedaerosolsusedinfiresuppression,seepageIIoftheInstructionsforadditionalnecessarycompositioninformation.(b)ChemicalAbstractsService(CAS)registrynumberandmolecularformula.(c)Foralternativeprocessesandtechnologiesdescribethetechnologyand andprovideadiagramofthesystem.Alsoprovidetheinformationonanychemicalconstituents.(d)Ifyouhaveappliedfororholdapatentonthesubstitute,providethepatentname,number(ifavailable),andinformationonthetopicscoveredinthepatent.alb/c)R-134a(1.1,1.2-tetr.tfluoroethane)42°/rb)\\eightmolecular!onnul.tCFK'H2FR-1234zetE)(trans-I,.1,3.\-·1etrafluoroprop-1ene)5W.h)wet>:hl.mob.ulmlonnulaCHF=CHFlR-114aCAS811-97-2R-1234zeiEJCAS29118249d)Date:05/07/2010Title:COMPOSITIONSANDMETHODSFORREFRIGERATIONApphcatwnfiledMay7.2013..tpphcantre,pon>cindraftother1ssued/pendingpatcnts/applicauon,thatgen.:ncallycove1th1saltemauw3.Genericname:IfthenameofthesubstituteisdeclaredConfidentialBusinessInformation,provideagenericname.NotApplicableForm1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226Previouseditionsareobsolete44.SpecificEnd-Use(a)Describeeachend-usethatmaybereasonablyanticipatedforthealternative.Besuretoprovideabroaddescription(e.g.,terpene-basedsemi-aqueoussolventcleanerforelectronicparts,orHFCsubstituterefrigerantforcentrifugalchillers).Foralistofenduses,seeAppendixAtotheInstructions,beginningonp.23.Ifthealternativeisarefrigerant,indicatewhetheritisacandidateforuseinretrofitsofexistingequipment,foruseinnewequipmentonly,orboth.(b)IdentifytheODSandthequantityofsubstituteneededtoreplaceitforeachenduseinpounds(i.e.,thereplacementratio).a)Alternativeisacandidateforuseinbothretrofitsotex•stmgandinne\\equipmentEnduse;mcluderetmlfood.refrigeratedtransport.vending,watercoolers.coldstoragewarehouse!>.mdustrialprtlCC'>>refrigeration.chillers.domesticndrigerators,cascaderetiigerationsystems.industrialprocessan·-condiuonmg,re;.tdential/hghtwmmercmlA/C&heatpumps(includingh.:atpumpwaterheaters).b)AltemativeisareplacementforR-134a.R-IJ.:J.ahasnochlorine-contamingcomponent\andthu>"notanODSThereplacementratiois0.97poundsofSolstice®N-11toIpoundofR-134a.(CalculatedastheratioofthedensityofliquidSolstu:e®N-I1rclatl\etoR134aeachat80F)Form1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226PreviouseditionsareobsoleteMark(X)thisboxifthispagecontainsCBI____05

# Part

I· GENERAL INFORMATION

(continued) Section

B- ALTERNATIVE IDENTIFICATION

(Continued) 5

. Impurities (a) Identify

each impurity

that

may reasonably

be anticipated

to

be present



# in the chemical alternative

as manufactured

for commercial purposes.

If there

are unidentified

impurities,

enter "unidentified." (b) Provide

the CAS Registry

Number

for each impurity

if available

. (c) Estimate

the maximum

weight percentage

of each impurity.

If there

are unidentified

impurities,

estimate

their

total weight percentages. Form 1265-07

(Revised

09/2011) OMB Control

No.: 2060-0226 Previous

editions

are obsolete



# 66.Byproducts:(a)Describeanybyproductsordegradationproductsresultingfromthemanufacturer,processing,useordisposalofthechemicalalternativeorchemicalsusedinthenewalternative.Ifthereareunidentifiedbyproducts/degradationproductsenter"unidentified."(b)ProvidetheCASRegistryNumberforeachbyproductordegradationproductifavailable.(c)Indicatewherethebyproduct/degradationproductisformed(e.g.duringmanufacturing,duringuse,incaseoffire,etc.)andtheamountorrateatwhichitisformed.XPartII-ALTERNATIVE-SPECIFICINFORMATIONSectionA-PHYSICALANDCHEMICALPROPERTIES-SeeAppendixBtotheInstructionstoseewhichpropertiesapplytowhichuses.I.Molecularweight108.7avg3.MeltingpointatIatm.pressureoCNo15.Specificgravity1.195g/ml(20C/20C)7.SolubilityusingsolventNotdetermined@temperature8.Solubilityinwater@temperature;-jotdeterminedoc9.PartitioncoefficientNotdeterminedIO.Vaporpressure@20°C72.6psi(absolute,dewpressure)(Alsoprovidevaporpressure-temperaturecurveforrefrigerants.)I3.Arespectraattached?NoI5.ParticlesizedistributionNotApplicableI7.VolatilizationfromwaterRapidbutnotquantified19.pH@concentrationNotapplicable21.AdsorptioncoefficientNotapplicableForm1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226Previouseditionsareobsolete72.Physicalstateat20ocgas4.BoilingpointatIatm.pressure-:23.-l"('(bubblept.)6.OdorthreshholdNotdeterminedocLogKowLogKoII.Criticaltemperature104.4ocgiLI2.CriticalPressure553.9psi(absolute)I4.DisassociationconstantNotapplicableI6.VolatilizationfromsoilUnknownI8.Viscosity@20oc0.21cP20.Thermalconductivity(forfoamblowingagents)Notapplicable22.Flammabilitylimits(LFL,UFL)None%vol

# 23

. Flash

point

Not applicable

24. Heat

of combustion

(See

28 below) 25

. Maximum

pressure

rise

Not applicable

26. Maximum

rate

of pressure

rise

Not applicable 27. Other (specify)

Above properties

based

on NIST Refprop

9 

# 28

. Flammability:

Provide

any information

on flammability

concerns

. For example,

if any abatement

techniques

are being

used

to minimize

the risks associated

with flammable

substances

or mixtures,

detail

those techniques

below.

If

a substitute

is flammable,

an assessment

of overall

risk

in each end-use

may

be required.

For flammable refrigerants,

provide

a fault

tree analysis

for each

end

use. For flammable

foam blowing

agents

used

in spray

foam, provide

a training program

that addresses flammability

concerns

specific

to this substitute

. (See Appendix

B

to Instructions

for sector-specific

data requirements

for flammable

substances)

. The Worst

Case Formulated

(WCF)

and Worst

Case Formulated

Fractionaed

(WCFF) compositions

were tested

for flammability

accordmg

to ASTM E681-2009

test procedure

as required

in ASH

RAE Standard

34-20



# I 0 and described

in Appendix



# B I

to ASH

RAE Standard

34-20



# I 0. Test condiuons

were Room Temperature

and 60°C

for

the WCF

and WCFF

.

Air used

had

a humidity

of 0.0088

gm water vapor/gm

dry



# air which equates

to 50% relative humidity

at 23.0°C

and



# I atm. R

- 134a/1234

z e(E)

was

f o und

to

be non-tlammable

dt the WCF

and WCFF

when

**te~ted**



# dt ambient

and 60°C

in air.



# I atm **pre~sure.**



# 50%RH

(at

23

' C) heat

of combu

,; tion

of 8.69 

# MJ/I..g

wa; calculated

**u~mg**



# the lalcul

a tion

mt

• th

o

d of ASH

RAE 14-2010. The lorcgomg tlammabihty

mformation

Js excerpted

from Honeywell's

ASHRAE Application

\ Ubm11ted

to the ASHRAE

StandanJ

14 C01mmttec

, Des1gna!Jon

and Safety Classification

of Refrigerants

(Attachment

2)

. 

# Form 1265-07

(Revised

09/2011) OMB 

# Control

No.: 2060-0226 Previous

editions

are obsolete

Mark

(X) this

box

if this page contains

CBI ____



# D 8

APartII-ALTERNATIVE-SPECIFICINFORMATION(Continued)SectionB-ATMOSPHERICINFORMATIONI.Ozone-depletionpotential(ODP):(a)ProvidetheI00yearODPofthealternativerelativetoCFC-11,ifknown.Ifthesubstituteisablend,providetheOOPsoftheindividualconstituents.ReferencethesourceforeachODP.(b)ProvideanyadditionaldataontheODPofthealternative(e.g.atmosphericlifetime,chlorineorbromineloadingpotentials).Referencethesourceofthisinformationandattachanysupportingdocumentation.alb)Refrigerantcnmponentsarehydrofluorocarbonsandhydrofluoroolefinsandthusdonotcontamchl01ineorbromineand,ts>UchdonothaveanODP.Form1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226Previouseditionsareobsolete92.GlobalWarmingCharacteristics:(a)Providethealternative'satmosphericlifetimeandglobalwarmingpotential(GWP)relativetocarbondioxideover100-yeartimehorizon,and20-yearor500-yeartimehorizon,ifknown.ReferencethemostrecentassessmentreportoftheIntergovernmentalPanelonClimateChange(IPCCAR4).Alternatesourcesmayincludethe2010WorldMeteorologicalOrganization(WMO)ScientificAssessmentofOzoneDepletionorthepeer-reviewedliterature.Ifthesubstituteisablend,providetheGWPsoftheindividualconstituentsandanestimateoftheblendatitsnominalcomposition.(b)Ifknown,providethealternative'sexpectedimpactonenergyefficiencyrelativetothesubstanceitisreplacing(e.g.+1-X%)andresultsofanytestingormodelingdone(boththeoreticalandactualtesting).Energyefficiencyinformationisparticularlyusefulforrefrigerantsandfoams.(c)ForGWPvaluesthatdonotcomefromAR4orWMO2010,provideanyavailableadditionaldataontheatmosphericlifetimeandGWPofthealternative,includinginfraredabsorptionspectrumandinfraredabsorptioncapacity.Referencethesourceofthisinformation.a)GWPvalueforblendon100-yrtimehorizonis601usingAR4values.AR4GWPValues1430R-134a*R-1234ze(E)<I*Note:TheGWPvaluefor1234l(!(EJi'notinAR4buti,li,ted111-\R5a;<Iforthe100yeartimehorit-onb)ThermodynmmccalculauonsmdicateanexpectedeffiCiencyrdat1vetoR134aof-I%to+I'Yo(basedonSimplecycleatmediumtemperaturecondit1on;latteriswithsuction-to-liquidheatexchanger).Efficiencyandcapacityvalue>changewithevaporatingandcondensingconditionsc)Notapplicable(Seenoteunder(a)above.)Mark(X)thisboxifthispagecontainsCBI____DPartII-ALTERNATIVE-SPECIFICINFORMATION(continued)SectionC-OTHERSTATUTESANDSTANDARDSForm1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226Previouseditionsareobsolete10I.Describewhetherandhowthemanufacture,use,anddisposalofthealternativeisregulatedunderotherenvironmentalregulatory statutessuchasthoselistedbelow.Listanyconcentration-basedorothernumericalstandardstowhichthealternativeissubjectunderthestandardsandregulations.TitlesoftheCleanAirAct(CAA)otherthanTitleVI134aVOCwithNeghg1blePhotochemicalActivity(40CFR51.100(s))(asamendedb:y78FR62451.Oct.22,2013)Section612SNAPProgram(40CFR82,Subpt.G.App.A.B,C)MandatoryReportingofGreenhouseGases(40CFR97,TableA-I)(November29,2013)1234ze(VOCs)withnegligiblephotochemicalacl!v1ty(40CFR5l.IOO(s)(asamendedby78FR62451.Oct.22,2013theCleanWaterAct(CWA)'/AtheSafeDrinkingWaterAct(SOWA)N/A______________________________________________________theResourceConservationandRecoveryAct(RCRA)N/A_____________________________________theFederalInsecticide,Fungicide,andRodenticideAct(FIFRA)134aEPAPesticideActi\eIngredientswithRegistrat•onStatus:ComennonalChem1cals.Antimicrobial,andBiopestiC!des(AugustI.2012)InertIngredientsPennittedformnonfoodusepesticideproducts(Apnl20ll)theToxicSubstancesControlAct(TSCA)134aTSCASection8(a)InventoryUpdateRule(IUR):subjecttoaSpecialRegulationActionunderTSCA(2002EPAInstructions,App.B)TSCASection8(d)HealthandSafetyDataRepmting(40CFR716,SubptB)TSCAH1ghProductionVolume(HPV)Chenncab;1990.1994&Post1994Additions(0!f20/06)1234zeTSCASection8(d)Health&SafetyDataRepmtmg(40CFR176.SubptB)TSCACommencedPremanufacturcNoticeSubstances[flaggedPonTSCAInventory]theComprehensiveEnvironmentalResponse,CompensationandLiabilityAct(CERCLA)NIAtheEmergencyPlanningandCommunityRighttoKnowAct(EPCRAorSARATitleIJI)N/AStateandlocallaws134aCalifom1aAu·ResourcesBoard,ListofExemptVolatileOrganicCompounds(consumerproductsregulation,Article2,July2009)MinnesotaHazardousSubstancesList(Minn.Rules5206.0400)(asamendedthroughJuneII.2008)TexasEffectsScreeningLevelsCommissiononEnvironmentalQuality.asupdatedthroughFebruaryI.2013)WashmgtonAirPollutants,WARl:h173-400,WARch173-460.(June20.2009)WtsconsinControlofHa7ardousA1rPollutants,NR445.TableA:EmissionThresholds,StandardsandControlReqmrementsforAllSourcesofHazardousAirContaminanb(January2009)WisconsinAirContaminantEmissionInventoryReportingRequirements.NR438TableI.Dept.ofNaturalResource;(May2010)Otherapplicableenvironmentalfederal, state,andlocallawsnotmentionedaboveForlistsofotherapplicableregulationsseeAttachment7.arm1265-07(Revised09/2011)MBControlNo.:2060-0226reviouseditionsareobsoletell2.Describewhetherandhowoccupational,consumer,orgeneralpopulationexposuretothealternativeisregulatedunderhealthandsafetyrelatedstatutoryauthorities,suchasthoseimplementedbytheFood andDrugAdministration(FDA),theOccupationalSafetyandHealthAdministration(OSHA),theDepartmentofTransportation(DOT),andstateandlocallaws.Listanyconcentration-basedorothernumericalstandardstowhichthealternativeissubjectundertheabovestatutesandregulations.Alsolistanyotherstandard-settingorganizationssuchastheNationalFirePreventionAssociation(NFPA)theAmericanSocietyofHeating,Refrigerating,andAirConditioningEngineers(ASHRAE),orUnderwritersLaboratories(UL)thatwillevaluatethesubstitutefromahealthandsafetyperspective.PleaseseetheattachedMSDSforavailableinformation(Attachment3).Form1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226Previouseditionsareobsolete12Mark(X)thisboxifthispagecontainsCBI____0Partll-ALTERNATIVE-SPECIFICINFORMATION(continued)SectionD-COSTANDAVAILABILITYOFTHEALTERNATIVEI.Estimatethecostperpoundforthesubstitutechemical.Foralternativeprocessesandtechnologies,describeinstallationcostsassociatedwiththealternative.Pleasedescribetheinformationusedasthebasisforthiscostestimate.2.Provideinformationonproductionofthesubstitute.Includeestimateson:(a)Yearsubstitutewillbeavailableifnotcurrentlyproduced.(b)Totalpoundsproductionperyear(currentfigure).(c)Yearstomaximummarketpenetration.(d)Maximumtotalproductionperyearatmarketsaturation.(e)Estimatedpercentageofmarketatmarketsaturation.a)(--Form1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226Previouseditionsareobsolete133.Describeanynewequipmentanduseprofilesthatwillbenecessaryinordertousethesubstitute.Ifretrofittingofexistingequipmentisrequired,detailchangesintechnologiesneededtousethealternativeandaddressanymaterialscompatibilityissues.Provideinformationoneachend-useandcapitalcostsassociatedwiththesubstituteoralternativeprocess.Includecostofequipmentand/oranynewmaterials,equipmentlifetime,changesinlaborandenergycosts.TheeqUipmentandprofilestorSolstice®N·11wouldbt'essentiallythesameforR-134J.intheendusesretailfood,rct1igeratedtransport.vending."'atercoolers.coldstoragewarehouses,domesliLrefiigerators.cascaderefngerat10n.mdustrialprocessrefrigeration,chiller>.mdustnalproces>air-condiiionmg,residentiaVIightcommercialNC&heatpumps(includingheatpumpwaterheaters).Serviceequipmentandwouldbethesame.RetrofittingispossiblebutISnotexpectedtobeasignificantactwity.Whenll';mgSolstice®N1)toreplaceR-134amexistingequipmentthelubricanttypewouldbethesame.Inmostcases.anexistingexpansionvalvecouldbeused.Existing;eahngtor R-134asystemsareexpectedtobecompatiblewithSolstice®N-13.Howeverduetoaging,heatsetandcompressionset.itISgoodpracticetochangesealingwhenretrofitting.Overallforsealingdevices,lubticant,andlabo1costswouldvaryproport1onall)basedontheSILeottherefngeratwnmstallation.RetrofittingcostswouldbesimilartothecostsencounteredforretrofittingfromaorHCFC-bao;edrefrigt'ranttoanHFCrefrigerant..NeweqmpmentfotSolo;tice®N-13wouldnotbenece,,arypetseHowever.neweqmpmentislikelytorepresenttheprimarywa)·mwhichproductwillbemtroducedtothefield.AsOEMselecttou<;eSolstice®N-13,nc"'optimizedequipmentdesignswillbedevelopedtoaddre's.:apacity.mdcharge't7eThisISanordinaryindustrypracuce.De,ignchanges"ouldbetmmmal.Form1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226Previouseditionsareobsolete14Mark(X)thisboxifthispagecontainsCBI____DPartIII-RELEASEANDEXPOSUREDATASectionA-TOXICITYANDHAZARDINFORMATIONForchemicalalternativesandforchemicalsusedwithalternativeprocesses,summarizebelow(andattachsupportinginformationon)theacuteandchronictoxicityofthesubstituteandofitsconstituentchemicalsonanyorganism(e.g.humanand/orothermammals,fish,wildlife,andplants),ifavailable.Includeanydataonimpuritiesanddegradationproductsifknown.Alsoincludeinformationonanypermissibleexposurelimits(PELs),occupationalexposurelimits(OELs),orAcceptableExposureLimits(AELs)thathavebeensetforthesubstituteforuseintheworkplace.Inaddition,pleaseattachacopyofanyhazardwarningstatement,label,materialsafetydatasheet,orotherinformationwhichwillbeprovidedtoanypersonwhoisreasonablylikelytobeexposed.(SeePgs.16-17oftheInstructionsforsector-specificrequirementsfortoxicitytesting).InformationbelowisexcerptedfromtheASHRAEApplicationsubmittedtotheASHRAEStandard34Committee,DesignationandSafetyClassificationofRefrigerants(Attachment2).RecommendedExposureLevel880ppmv/v.(BlendTLV-TWAisbasedontheAIHAWEELvaluesforR-134aandR-1234ze(E).ToxicitywasconsideredadditiveandthecalculationmethodisthatdescribedforThresholdLimitValuesforMixtures(ACGIH,2008)A>ummaiyoftoxicityinfonnationfmtheref!iger,mlcomponentsisgivenmthetablebelO\\CardiacLethalitySensitizationAnestheticEffectsComponent4-hrLCsoNOELLOELECsoNOELLOELppmv/vppmv/vppmv/vppmv/vppmv/vppmv/vHFC-134a>359,00050,000-------270,000---------------HF0-1234ze(E)>207,000>120,000-----------------------207,000CurrentMSDSforSolstice®Nl3isattached(Attachment3).SectionB-ENVIRONMENTALRELEASEANDDISPOSALATMANUFACTUREForm1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226Previouseditionsareobsolete15Foreachmanufacturingsite(formanufacturingofsubstitutesand/orproductscontainingsubstitutes):(a)Identifyallsitelocations(i.e.,nameandaddress)foreachchemicalmanufacturingprocess.(b)Identifyallsitelocationsformanufacturingofproductsusingsubstitutes(e.g.,refrigeratorscontainingthesubstitutes).(c)Identifythepointsofreleaseand/orexposureduringthemanufactureof:(i)thesubstituteand/or(ii)productscontainingthesubstitutes.(d)Provideinformationonthemagnitudeofreleaseifavailable,alongwiththemediatowhichthesubstituteisreleased(e.g.,indoorair,outdoorair,water,land).a)HoneywellCUITcntlyobtamsR13.:\afromothermanufactUiersR-1234zc(E)iscun·cntlyproducedatHone:rwell"sBuffalo,faCility(20PeabodyStreet,Buffalo.NY14210).Anc\\plantisbemgbmltatHoneywell'sexistingcomplexatBatonLomsianatOntann&LupineStreets.BatonRouge,LA70lQI.b)NospecificOEMlocationsarecunentlyusmgSolstice®N-13AdoptionattheOEMlevel1samatterofwhethersuchwouldbewoninthefuture.LargecommercialandmdustnalrefrigerationanJatr-conditioningequipmentistypicallyfielderectedandthu>charged111thefield.c)poinL<;/expo>ureinchemicalmanufacrurewouldtyptcallybewheretemporaryhncsarecunncctedldt>connected,i.e.,fillmgofponablecylindersandportablebulkcontainers.Theuseof"zero-dead-volume··liningsminimizestheseindntdualeventsto··puffs'".ThequalitycomrollabJn<tlyticalproceduresforlotanalyst:.thatsometime<;resultinreleaseotdenun1musqu:mutiesofrefrigerant.Rdcase>relatedtofillingwouldbetooutsideatr.Rl'lea'c'1datedtolntanalysi<;\\ouldtypiulllybetoc\h;tUstduct<,mfumehoodslhu:,tooutsideair.d)FotbothOEMsystemmanuf,tcture(chargmgatOEMlocation>andfieldchargmg.pointsofreleaseforakak-llghtsystemwouldbeconnt>ttion/di>conncctionoftemporaryltncsfromchargingandrecoveryequipment.Whengoodpra..:tict>isused,thequantlt)ofrefrigerantleakedwouldbemimmal;refrigerantcontainedintemporm)lim:;.beingrecovered.Breakingfitting'shouldresultindeminimusreka>e.Mark(X)thisboxifthispagecontainsCBI____0PartIII-RELEASEANDEXPOSUREDATASectionC-OCCUPATIONALEXPOSUREATMANUFACTUREForm1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226Previouseditionsareobsolete16Foreachmanufacturingsite(manufacturingofsubstitutesand/orproductscontainingsubstitutes):(a)Describetheactivitiesinwhichworkersmaybeexposedtochemicalsatthemanufacturingfacility.Answeritems(b)through(g)foreachactivity.(b)Describeanyprotectiveequipmentandengineeringcontrolsusedtoprotectworkers(e.g.,goggles,gloves,chemicalhoods).(c)Indicatethephysicalformofchemicalsatthetimeofhandling/exposure(e.g.,solid,liquid,gas).(d)Estimateaverageandmaximumnumbersofworkersinvolvedineachactivity.(e)Estimateaverageandmaximumdurationofactivityforanyworker,intermsof(I)hours/dayand(2)days/year.(f)Enterthecontactpathway(e.g.,ingestion,inhalation,dermal).(g)Estimatetheaverageandhigh-endexposureconcentrations(separatedbya/),beingsuretoprovideunitsofmeasure.a)Ponablecylinder/portablebulkvesselfilling,lotanalysts,service/repairofpipmgorequipment.b)Cylinderfill-Uscofzero-dead-volumeventilation,safetyshields.Lotanalysts/labwork-'e.ntil<uion,fumehoods.chemicallyresistantgloves.saf<::tyglasses/sideshields.Service/repatrofequipment-lsolattonande\acuationoflinesorequipmentpriortoservice/repair.Ventilation.Chemicallyre'>istantglo,es,safety>hields.c)Gasd)Ito2personsforreairs.12e)[NoteIThefollowingactivitydurationsarefullscheduleandallproducts.Repairsareonanneededbasis.Durationistask'pccific.[SeepartIll,SectionE(g)].Cyhnderfill-minimum1tomaximum6hours/dav(I5hour.,on/1hoursoffovera12hourslnfl,2-'t/7<>perattonwtthtv,o12hour<,hJtis/weeknntfilhng'othatprl·ventativemaintenancec.mbeperformed;eachper,on182Lntan.ily,to/lah'"•rk9.5houG/day.tvg.(12hour\,lnfl!-.,..:a..hpersonworl-.s182days/vear).nm\.imumsovertime/double,htft<;unhkdyNotethatactualexposuredurationtsle<;<;th.:nallivityduratiOnf)Inhalationg)Typtcdl.:xpoo;urele\ebJreexpectedtoaverageli:s:-.th<mIppmH1gh-endareexpectedtobelessthan15ppmTheseestimatesbasedonHoneywell'sPlantpersonnelmonttonngdataforR-1)4a!(Attachment-'t).)SectionD-ENVIRONMENTALRELEASEANDDISPOSALINEND-USEForm1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226Previouseditionsareobsolete17Foreachend-useofasubstitute(end-usesusingthesubstituteinproductsand/orprocesses):(a)Providetheestimatedamount(inkg/day)ofeachchemicalreleasedtotheenvironment(e.g.,asasolidwasteorwastewatereffluent)atthepointof,orsubsequentto,theend-useatasiteusingthesubstitute(e.g.,inproductscontainingthesubstituteandprocessesusingthesubstitute).(b)Identifythemedia(indoorair,outdoorair,land,water)towhichthechemicalwillbereleasedfromthatreleasepoint.(c)Describethecontroltechnologyusedtolimitrelease;estimatetheamountreleasedtotheenvironmentwiththecontroltechnologyinplacetolimitrelease.Ifthesubstituteistobedisposedof,indicatethemethodandlocationofdisposal.(d)ArereleasescoveredunderRCRA?Ifso,identifytheRCRAhazardouswastecodes.(e)Identifytheapproximatenumberofsitesexpectedtousethesubstitute.(f)Provideinformationonrecyclingofthesubstitute.Describeanyassociatedcostsandequipment.a)Smallhem1eti..:and;emr-hem1eticsystems(otlcnpackagedunit>)areusedinretarlfood.cold;torage.andmdustrialrefngerationandair-conditionmgsystemsarenotpronetoleaks.Thelargestsourceofrelea;e,,likelytohefromfield.:rectedsystems.1sforsupermarket-;(racksystems).largeindustrialrefngcratwninstallations.largeindustrialair-conditioninginstallations,orlargecold>toragewarehouseinstallations.Leakratesforfielderectedsupemmrketracksystemsvaryfrom8%ofchargeperyeartoa,mucha;25o/rotchargeperyear.Averagel"harge-;izemaybe-1,000pound>.Reference:PresentationGreenChillAdvancedRefrigerationPmtnershrp"EPAandtheSupem1arketIndustryPartnersmOzoneLayerProtection.KcillyWitman,Strato;phericProtectionDivl'ion.USEP<\(attachment5).Honeywellknowledgeottheindustryplace'thea'eragesupennarketcharge<;izeat.tpproximately3,:wopound-;wllhmaveragelt:akrateof15-20%.AsN-13W11llikelybeusedinsupermarketsystems,thechargesizewillbt•apprmimately25%olthepreviouslycited(:1.200lbsto-!.000lbs).Iftheavcr.rgeleakrateis20':1ofcharge/year.anaveragt'systemrelea'>erateof0.22kg/daytoIJ.25kg/day\\mrldhe·mticipated.b)Releasei'>bothtoindooran(mechanicalroom.pipmg.UI'>playslandoutdoor.urkonden;,ingtuut).c)Commonindustrypracllcetomarugc/mminnzcreleasefromworkmgrefngerat10ns}stemsish),:onfirmrngthesy<.tcmisleaktightpnmtochargingandtht·nbyewcuungpreventativemaintenmceandmomtonngthe;,ystcmforleaks.Useofcompatibleseal>,gasJ..ets.0-nngs,threado;ealantsandmmmuzationofthrt,adedJointsallcontributetohmitingrelease.TheUSEPAGreenCh1llPartnershipprmide>supermarketStheoppmtunitytosharebestpracticesfornnnimizationofleaksfromcommercialrcfngt·rat!Onsy,tcms.Refrigerantrecovery1srequiredbyIa".Re<:meredrefrigerantthatisnolongersuitableforrecyclersforwardedtoEPAcertifiedreclmmer>(http://www.epa.gov/Ozone/title6/608/reclamation/reclist.html)Wheneveirctngerantisconsideredtobenoloni!crserviceable,itwouldbedisposedofinaccordance-withfederal.state,andlocalregulation;Typrcally.refrigerantthaiisnolong,'rserviCeablewouldgotoanapprmedhandlerforthermaldestruclrond)ReleasesarenotcmeredunderRCRA:theyarcmanagl'dundertheUSCleanA.i1ActAmendment;,.UsedrdrigerantthatistohedisposedofwouldbeaRCRAhat.ardouswaste.0Solstice®N-Il-wouldherecov.:redandrecycledmlhesamewayasothercommercralrcfngerantblendsExi>tingcommerualrecmery!recycleequipmentcanbeused.Form1265-07(Revised09/2011)OMBControlNo.:2060-0226Previouseditionsareobsolete18Mark(X)thisboxifthispagecontainsCBIxPartIII-RELEASEANDEXPOSUREDATA(continued)SectionE-OCCUPATIONALEXPOSUREATEND-USEForallend-usescenariosofthesubstitute(end-usesutilizingthesubstituteinproductsand/orprocesses):(a)Describetheactivitiesinwhichworkersmaybeexposedtochemicalsattheend-use(i.e.,duringinstallation,maintenance,inspection,servicing,oruse).Answeritems(b)through(g)foreachactivity.(b)Describeanyprotectiveequipmentorengineeringcontrolsusedtoprotectworkers(e.g.,goggles,gloves,chemicalhoods).(c)Indicatethephysicalformofchemicalsatthetimeofhandling/exposure(e.g.,solid,liquid,gas).(d)Estimateaverageandmaximumnumbersofworkersinvolvedineachactivity.(e)Estimateaverageandmaximumdurationofactivityforanyworker,intermsof(I)hours/dayand(2)days/year.(0Enterthecontactpathway(e.g,.ingestion,inhalation,dermal).(g)Estimatetheaverageandhigh-endexposureconcentrations(separatedbya/),beingsuretoprovideunits.Personalmonitoringdatamayberequiredforsomeenduses(seepgs.17-18ofInstructions).a)Servicingandrepmrotcommercialandindusmalrefnge1ationandair-condittoning')-;temsma)pr.:>entoppcHtumtyfortechnici<ms/contractorstobeexposedtoSolstic<·®N-I3.b)Isolationofpipingsectionsorequipmentand'ubsequentevacuationpnortolinehreakminimw·,exposure.Forindoorenvironments.roomvcnttlationi>typicallyavailable.\\hererequiredbycode,.md'tandards.leahmomlor'measurevapor-in-ailconcenu·ations,featurealarmlevels.andpro1idetechni<·ians"ithguidancercgardmgthesafetyo!theenvnonmcntbeingmonllored.Condensingequipmenttsgent'rallyoutduur>thu>ulkr'IIJtur,ll\<.:ttllldtiunLeakdetector>.t>">twtthofkaklocationtlllt'>pro,idmgopporltuntytoisolatetheleakandmaherepairmatimelymdnnerThi'wouldmmimi7eo:xpo>uredurationSomo:(Ontractor>makemsptratorsavailabletotheirWorkandumfmms/workclothmgprovideagamstmcidentalcontactwithliqu1drehigerant.Amanagementcontwl\\Ouldbe>pectfll·tminmgrelatedtorefrigeranthandling.forexample.makmgsuretechnician>knowtheyarenottoordwellinareaswithlughrefngerantconccntrattonsc)Regardmgexposure.refrigerantism<,stmthegasqate.howo:ver.liquide.\posur""ahop0>StbleWorking>y,temstyp1callycotl!amliquid<md'ap01.Portable:cylinderstypicallycontainliqmdandvapor.d)Seniceandrepairroutmel)imolvesoneortwopersonsLargesystemmstallation>(commercialmdustrial,warehouse)andlargesc:tkretrofiteffortsinasupe1marketmayin,olve1-4peopleormore.e)Averageservice/repairactivityof4hour;/daynw1.1mum7hoLU"s/dayLargo:supennarketsoftenobtam'crvicefromspecialiLedwntractois.Smalleiconvemencestoresmayusecontractingcompame>thatalsopro"tdeheating<111dmrconditionmgThea\erageandmaximumcanvarydependingonthecontracrorAverage,ervtcdrepairactivity60-65day<o/year:ma\Imum(,Jle<:talizingcontractor)200days/year.(Personalmtentewswith"GregCardinaleandDanBurger.two1cetechnician>having20and10yearscommercialref1igerationexperience,respectivdyBotharecun·entHoneywellemployees)f)Themostlikelyexpo,urep,tthwayisinhalationhisalsopossibletohavedemMIcontactw1thleakedliqmdrefrigerant-..hero:themamhazardisfro>tbite.g)Item(e)aboveprovideschargedtimetor'enice/repairwhichdocsnotcotTelate1.1Withactualexposuretimto<\1erageexposurecanrangefromImglm3to2.171mglm3wtthe:-.posuretimesrangingfrom6to390minutes.At)pica!exposureconcentrationmaybeontheorderotthatseenmanoccupationalexpo<;ure'tudywhereR-134ameanconcentration"as85.6mg/m'overarangeof12.5w442mg/m·Thematorpartofcumulativet•xposurei;task;pectficw1thtimesontheorderof20mimltC>Mo:anpeal-.concentrattonsontheorderof1285mglm'maybeexpected.Value>providedinpartIllSection3(g),thissection,arebasedondatafromJournalofEnvironmentalMomtming,2001.5.236-240.(attachment6)SectionF 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