Exterior Wall: Performance Based Design

TERM PROJECT EXTERIOR WALL: PERFORMANCE BASED DESIGN ASC302 - Envelope Systems Members: Julian Dumo, Alan Guldimann, Daniel Sobieraj + Bence Sutus

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Ceiling Stucco (6mm) Tyvek Weather Barrier (0.15 mm) Rigid Board Insulation (50 mm) Wooden Furring (19mm x 38 mm) Vented Airspace (38 mm) Vertical Cedar Siding (6.35 mm) Copper Flashing (2mm) Exterior Grade Plywood (12.7mm)

Drywall (13mm) Unvented Airspace (20mm) Vapor Barrier (0.15mm) Wooden Studs (140mm x 38mm) Cellulosic Fibre Insulation (140mm) Plywood (13mm) Hardwood Floor (13mm)

WALL ELEVATION 1:20

WALL SECTION 1:20

WALL TYPE 1 Envelope for residential construction with OBC 2006 requirements JULIAN DUMO 4

N WALL PLAN 1:20

ΔT=RMaterial/RTotal*ΔTTotal ΔT= RMaterial*q Applicable Information

Table 4

Given

C=k/L

R=1/C, R=L/k

Int temp - ΔT surface film, continue with others

Table 8

M=u/L

Rv=1/M, Rv=1/μ

ΔPw = Rv/Rv,Total* ΔPw, Total

Pw Int & Out= Psat *RH/100, Pw= Pw, Int - ΔPw then continues

Table 5.1

RH=Pw/Psat*100

Permeability

Permeance

Vapour Resistance

Vapour Pressure Drop

Vapour Pressure at Interface

Vapour Pressure at Saturation

Relative Humididty

Conductivity

Thickness

Conductance

Resistance

Temperature Difference

Surface Temperature

k

L

C

R

ΔT

Ts

μ

M

Rv

ΔPw

Pw

Psat

RH

[w/mK]

[m]

[w/m2K]

[m2K/W]

[°C]

[°C] 22

[ng/s*Pa*m]

[ng/s*Pa*m2]

[s*Pa*m2/ng]

[Pa]

[Pa] 1321.50

[Pa] 2643.00

[%] 50.00

0.12

0.87

15000.00

0.000067

0.22 1321.28

2411.50

54.79

2511.81

0.000398

1.32 1319.96

2380.83

55.44

45000.00

0.000022

0.07 1319.88

2266.50

58.23

0.00047

3.13

0.319149

1060.81 259.07

2266.50

11.43

156.00

1114.29

0.000897

2.98 256.09

586.55

43.66

1.46

114.96

0.008699

28.91 227.18

539.80

42.09

4.37

30137.93

0.000033

0.11 227.07

539.80

42.07

1.22

24.40

0.040984

136.22 90.84

130.95

69.37

75000.00

0.000013

0.04 90.80

113.50

80.00

Material Layer

Interior Surface Film

21.13 12.7mm Gypsum Board - Drywall

0.16

0.013

12.60

0.08

0.58

0.16

1.16

31.90 20.55

20mm Air Space with Furring - Unvented

0.0200

0.15mm Polyethylene

0.00015

19.39 0.00 19.39 140mm Cellulosic Fibre

0.046

0.14

0.33

3.08

22.34

0.12

0.87

-2.95 12.7mm Plywood

0.0127

0.145mm Tyvek (Spun Bonded Polyolefin)

0.00015

-3.82 0.00 -3.82 50mm XPS (Expanded Polystyrene Extruded)

0.026

0.0500

0.52

1.92

13.96

0.03

0.22

-17.78 Ext Surface Film

-18.00 R Total

5.509

ΔTTotal =|Tint| + |Tout|

40.000

Rv, Total

0.370

ΔPw, Total

u = 1/R

0.182

Heat Flux [q]

7.260

V

2.701

= Pw,Out - Pw, In

=u*ΔT = 1/R*ΔT

= 1/Rv, Total

Vapour Flux [qv]

1230.70 3323.86

Sample Calculations Conductivity : k k = Given in Table 4

Thickness : L L = Given in Table 4

Conductance : C = k/L C = 0.16/0.013 = 12.60

Resistance : R = 1/C R = 1/12.60 = 0.08

Temperature Difference : ΔT = RMaterial/RTotal*ΔTTotal ΔT = 0.08/7.260 = 0.58

Surface Temperature : Ts = X - ΔT Ts = 22 - 0.87 = 21.13 Ts = 21.13 - 0.58 = 20.55

Permeance : M = μ/L M = 31.90/0.013 = 2511.81

Vapour Resistance : Rv = 1/M or Rv = 1/μ Rv = 1/2511.81 = 0.000398

Vapour Pressure Drop : ΔPw = Rv/Rv,Total* ΔPw, Total ΔPw = 0.000067/(0.370*1230.70) = 0.22

Vapour Pressure @ Interface : Pw = Pw, Int - ΔPw then continues Pw = 1321.50-0.22 = 1321.28

Vapour Pressure @ Saturation : Psat Psat = Given in Table 5.1

Relative Humidity : RH = Pw/Psat*100 RH = 1321.28/(2411.50*100)

HEAT & VAPOUR CALCULATION CHART - NO THERMAL BRIDGING

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ΔT=RMaterial/RTotal*ΔTTotal ΔT= RMaterial*q Applicable Information

Material Layer

Table 4

Given

C=k/l

Conductivity

Thickness

Conductance

k

l

C

[w/mK]

[m]

2

[w/m K]

Interior Surface Film

R=1/C, R=l/k

Int temp - ΔT surface film, continue with others

Resistance

Temperature Difference

Surface Temperature

R

ΔT

Ts

2

[m K/W]

[°C]

0.12

1.01

[°C] 22.00

Table 8

M=u/L

Rv=1/M, Rv=1/μ

ΔPw = Rv/Rv,Total* ΔPw, Total

Pw Int & Out= Psat *RH/100, Pw= Pw, Int - ΔPw then continues

Table 5.1

RH=Pw/Psat*100

Permeability

Permeance

Vapour Resistance

Vapour Pressure Drop

Vapour Pressure at Interface

Vapour Pressure at Saturation

Relative Humididty

μ

M

Rv

ΔPw

Pw

Psat

RH

[Pa] 1321.50

[Pa] 2643.00

[%] 50.00

1321.28

2411.50

54.79

1319.96

2380.83

55.44

1319.88

2266.50

58.23

259.72

2266.50

11.46

255.99

586.55

43.64

227.10

539.80

42.07

226.99

539.80

42.05

90.84

130.95

69.37

90.80

113.50

80.00

2

2

[ng/s*Pa*m ]

[s*Pa*m /ng]

[Pa]

15000.00

0.000067

0.22

2511.81

0.000398

1.32

45000.00

0.000022

0.07

0.00047

3.13

0.319149

1060.16

* 124.80

891.43

0.001122

3.73

1.46

114.96

0.008699

28.90

4.37

30137.93

0.000033

0.11

1.22

24.40

0.040984

136.14

75000.0

0.000013

0.04

[ng/s*Pa*m]

20.99 12.7mm Gypsum Board - Drywall

0.16

0.0127

12.60

0.08

0.67

0.16

1.01

31.90 20.32

20mm Air Space with Furring - Unvented

0.02

19.31 0.15mm Polyethylene

0.00015

0.00 19.31

140mm Cellulosic FIbre (80%) w/ 2x6 SPF Stud Wall (20%)

0.06

0.14

0.43

2.32

19.52

0.12

1.01

-0.21 12.7mm Plywood

0.0127

-1.22 0.145mm Tyvek (Spun Bonded Polyolefin)

0.000145

0.00 -1.22

50mm XPS (Expanded Polystyrene Extruded)

0.026

0.52

0.05

1.92

16.19

0.03

0.25

-17.41 Ext Surface Film

-18.00 *Permeability calculated with framing factor

R Total

4.750

ΔTTotal =|Tint| + |Tout|

40.000

Rv, Total

0.370

ΔPw, Total

u = 1/R

0.211

Heat Flux [q]

8.420

V

2.699

= Pw,Out - Pw, In

=u*ΔT = 1/R*ΔT

HEAT & VAPOUR CALCULATION CHART - THERMAL BRIDGING 6

= 1/Rv, Total

Vapour Flux [qv]

1230.700 3321.85

EXPLANATION OF WALL ASSEMBLY This wall system is required to conform to the specifications for small, residential construction outlined in Part 9 of OBC 2006.

The wall system employs materials and construction methods conventional to residential lumber – frame construction in Ontario

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Plywood sheathing is applied, although not entirely necessary in order to offer an extra layer of protection and moisture prevention between the framed wall and the air barrier.

The sheathing also provides additional structural rigidity

Bibliography:

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The system utilizes structural 38mm x 140mm lumber framing filled with 140mm of cellulosic fibre insulation to conform with the required minimum RSI-Value of 3.87 specified in part 9 of OBC 2006. Cellulosic Fibre alone did not meet the minimum RSI-value, and so a 50mm layer of continuous, closed-cell rigid extruded polystyrene insulation was applied to the exterior layer of the system, which provides the required extra insulation, while at the same time acting as a rain screen for the air barrier system.

(n.d.). Retrieved November 7, 2014, from http://cmsgreen.com/pdf/ECOCELL_factsheet. pdf The specs of a superior product. (n.d.). Retrieved November 7, 2014, from http://cmsgreen. com/specifications.html

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Ceiling Stucco (6mm) Tyvek Weather Barrier (0.15 mm)

Drywall (13mm)

Rigid Board Insulation (50 mm)

Unvented Airspace (20mm)

Wooden Furring (19mm x 38 mm)

Vapor Barrier (0.15mm)

Vented Airspace (38 mm)

Wooden Studs (140mm x 38mm)

Vertical Cedar Siding (6.35 mm)

Roxul Mineral Fibre Insulation (140mm)

Copper Flashing (2mm)

Plywood (13mm)

Exterior Grade Plywood (12.7mm)

Hardwood Floor (13mm)

WALL ELEVATION 1:20

WALL SECTION 1:20

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WALL TYPE 2 Envelope for residential construction with OBC 2012 requirements ALAN GULDIMANN 8

N WALL PLAN 1:20

ΔT=RMaterial/RTotal*ΔTTotal ΔT= RMaterial*q Applicable Information

Material Layer

Table 4

Given

C=k/l

Conductivity

Thickness

Conductance

k

l

C

[w/mK]

[m]

2

[w/m K]

Interior Surface Film

R=1/C, R=l/k

Int temp - ΔT surface film, continue with others

Resistance

Temperature Difference

Surface Temperature

R

ΔT

Ts

2

[m K/W]

[°C]

0.12

0.76

[°C] 22.00

Table 8

M=u/L

Rv=1/M, Rv=1/μ

ΔPw = Rv/Rv,Total* ΔPw, Total

Pw Int & Out= Psat *RH/100, Pw= Pw, Int - ΔPw then continues

Table 5.1

RH=Pw/Psat*100

Permeability

Permeance

Vapour Resistance

Vapour Pressure Drop

Vapour Pressure at Interface

Vapour Pressure at Saturation

Relative Humididty

μ

M

Rv

ΔPw

Pw

Psat

RH

[Pa] 1321.50

[Pa] 2643.00

[%] 50.00

1321.28

2486.00

53.15

1319.96

2380.83

55.44

1319.88

2266.50

58.23

259.73

2266.50

11.46

255.99

586.55

43.64

227.09

496.50

45.74

226.98

496.50

45.72

90.84

130.95

69.37

90.80

113.50

80.00

2

2

[ng/s*Pa*m ]

[s*Pa*m /ng]

[Pa]

15000.00

0.000067

0.22

2511.81

0.000398

1.32

45000.00

0.000022

0.07

0.00047

3.13

0.319149

1060.15

124.00

887.62

0.001127

3.74

1.46

114.96

0.008699

28.90

4.37

30137.93

0.000033

0.11

1.22

24.40

0.040984

136.14

75000.0

0.000013

0.04

[ng/s*Pa*m]

21.24 12.7mm Gypsum Board - Drywall

0.16

0.0127

12.60

0.08

0.50

0.16

0.76

31.90 20.74

20mm Air Space with Furring - Unvented

0.02

19.98 0.15mm Polyethylene

0.00015

0.00 19.98

140mm Roxul Insulation - Mineral Fiber

0.04

0.14

0.26

3.88

24.59

0.12

0.76

-4.61 12.7mm Plywood

0.0127

-5.37 0.145mm Tyvek (Spun Bonded Polyolefin)

0.000145

0.00 -5.37

50mm XPS (Expanded Polystyrene Extruded)

0.026

0.05

0.52

1.92

12.18

0.03

0.19

-17.56 Ext Surface Film

-18.00 R Total

6.313

ΔTTotal =|Tint| + |Tout|

40.000

Rv, Total

0.370

ΔPw, Total

u = 1/R

0.158

Heat Flux [q]

6.336

V

2.699

= Pw,Out - Pw, In

=u*ΔT = 1/R*ΔT

HEAT & VAPOUR CALCULATION CHART - NO THERMAL BRIDGING

= 1/Rv, Total

Vapour Flux [qv]

1230.700 3321.81

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ΔT=RMaterial/RTotal*ΔTTotal ΔT= RMaterial*q Applicable Information

Material Layer

Table 4

Given

C=k/l

Conductivity

Thickness

Conductance

k

l

C

[w/mK]

[m]

2

[w/m K]

Interior Surface Film

R=1/C, R=l/k

Int temp - ΔT surface film, continue with others

Resistance

Temperature Difference

Surface Temperature

R

ΔT

Ts

2

[m K/W]

[°C]

0.12

0.95

[°C] 22.00

Table 8

M=u/L

Rv=1/M, Rv=1/μ

ΔPw = Rv/Rv,Total* ΔPw, Total

Pw= Pw Int & Out= Psat *RH/100, Pw, Int - ΔPw then continues

Table 5.1

RH=Pw/Psat*100

Permeability

Permeance

Vapour Resistance

Vapour Pressure Drop

Vapour Pressure at Interface

Vapour Pressure at Saturation

Relative Humididty

μ

M

Rv

ΔPw

Pw

Psat

RH

[Pa] 1321.50

[Pa] 2643.00

[%] 50.00

1321.28

2486.00

53.15

1319.96

2380.83

55.44

1319.88

2266.50

58.23

260.54

2266.50

11.50

255.86

586.55

43.62

226.99

496.50

45.72

226.88

496.50

45.70

90.84

130.95

69.37

90.80

113.50

80.00

2

[ng/s*Pa*m]

2

[ng/s*Pa*m ]

[s*Pa*m /ng]

[Pa]

15000.00

0.000067

0.22

2511.81

0.000398

1.32

45000.00

0.000022

0.07

3.13

0.319149

1059.35

21.05 12.7mm Gypsum Board - Drywall

0.16

0.0127

12.60

0.08

0.63

0.16

0.95

31.90 20.43

20mm Air Space with Furring - Unvented

0.02

19.48 0.15mm Polyethylene

0.00015

0.00

0.00047 19.48

140mm Roxul Insulation - Mineral Fiber (80%) w/ 2x6 SPF Stud Wall (20%)

0.05

0.14

0.38

2.65

20.84

*99.20

710.09

0.001408

4.67

1.46

114.96

0.008699

28.87

4.37

30137.93

0.000033

0.11

1.22

24.40

0.040984

136.04

75000.0

0.000013

0.04

-1.36 12.7mm Plywood

0.0127

0.12

0.95 -2.30

0.145mm Tyvek (Spun Bonded Polyolefin)

0.000145

0.00 -2.30

50mm XPS (Expanded Polystyrene Extruded)

0.026

0.52

0.05

1.92

15.15

0.03

0.24

-17.45 Ext Surface Film

-18.00

*Permeability calculated with framing factor

R Total

5.078

ΔTTotal =|Tint| + |Tout|

40.000

Rv, Total

0.371

ΔPw, Total

u = 1/R

0.197

Heat Flux [q]

7.877

V

2.697

= Pw,Out - Pw, In

=u*ΔT = 1/R*ΔT

HEAT & VAPOUR CALCULATION CHART - THERMAL BRIDGING 10

= 1/Rv, Total

Vapour Flux [qv]

1230.700 3319.28

EXPLANATION OF WALL ASSEMBLY According to Part 3 of OBC 2012, Structures consisting of combustible structural (lumber) construction, must utilize lumber that has been pressure impregnated with Fire-Resistant chemicals, and have a Flame-Spread value of 25 or less.

To meet this requirement, Wall Type 2 utilizes Pressure-Treated lumber framing and sheathing that meets the CAN/CSA 080 Series-M Preservative Standard.

Structural 38mm x 140mm Lumber Framing was employed.

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To meet this requirement, the wall system utilizes 140mm of Roxul, Mineral Fibre Insulation, which has a RSI-Value of 3.87, without a framing factor, and promotes the fire-safety standards outlined in Part 3 of the OBC, featuring a flame-spread value of 0 (reference cutsheet). The system was then required to utilize a layer of continuous insulation separate from the main body of insulating material. A 50mm sheet of continuous, rigid, closed-cell Extruded Polystyrene Insulation is used on the exterior side of the system, which not only insulates the assembly, but also acts as a rain screen preventing undue moisture from entering the wall.

Although it is not entirely necessary, exterior grade plywood sheathing is applied between the load-bearing wall and the air barrier system – providing an extra layer of protection and moisture prevention, as well as extra structural rigidity.

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According to Section 4.2 of Ashrae 90.1 and Tables 5.5 – 6, The Minimum RSI-Value for the insulated portion of the wall system is RSI – 2.29 + 1.32c.i.

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(n.d.). Retrieved November 7, 2014, from http://www.roxul.com/products/residential/products/roxul comfortbatt ANSI/ASHRAE/IES Standard 90.1-2010. (n.d.). Retrieved November 7, 2014, from https://law. resource.org/pub/us/code/ibr/ashrae.90.1.ip.2010.pdf BUILDING CODE ACT, 1992 RULING OF THE MINISTER OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS AND HOUS-

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VAPOUR GRADIENT THROUGH WALL SECTION 1:20

ING No. MR-11-S-16. (n.d.). Retrieved November 7, 2014, from http://www.mah.gov.on.ca/AssetFactory.aspx?did=9227 Ontario Provincial Standards for Roads & Public Works Archives. (n.d.). Retrieved November 7, 2014, from http://www.raqsb.mto.gov.on.ca/techpubs/opsa.nsf/0/86923ab6793eba86852568070071 343d?OpenDocument Paperless - Ontario Bilding Code 2012. (n.d.). Retrieved November 7, 2014, from http://www.adtekbuilding.com/images/Ontario_Building_Code_2012.pdf

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Iron Angle Supporting Copper Parapet Flashing (5mm) Aluminum Plate joins Extruded Rail to Studs Copper Flashing over Parapet (2mm)

Aluminum Furring for Airspace Ceiling Stucco (6mm)

Tyvek Weather Barrier (0.15mm)

Drywall (13mm)

XPS Rigid Board Insulation (50mm)

Unvented Airspace (20mm)

CS1 Extruded Aluminum Rail

Vapor Barrier (0.15mm)

Vented Airspace (150mm) Copper Cladding (2mm)

Steel Studs (140mm x 41mm)

Copper Flashing (2mm)

Roxul Mineral Fibre Insulation (140mm) Plywood (13mm) Hardwood Floor (13mm)

WALL ELEVATION 1:20

WALL SECTION 1:20

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WALL TYPE 3 Envelope for commercial construction with OBC 2012 requirements BENCE SUTUS 12

N WALL PLAN 1:20

ΔT=RMaterial/RTotal*ΔTTotal ΔT= RMaterial*q Applicable Information

Table 4 Conductivity

Material Layer

Given

C=k/l

Thickness

Conductance

k

l

C

[w/mK]

[m]

2

[w/m K]

Interior Surface Film

R=1/C, R=l/k Resistance

Temperature Difference

Int temp - ΔT surface film, continue with others Surface Temperature

Table 8

M=u/L

Rv=1/M, Rv=1/μ

ΔPw = Rv/Rv,Total* ΔPw, Total

Pw Int & Out= Psat *RH/100, Pw= Pw, Int - ΔPw then continues

Table 5.1

RH=Pw/Psat*100

Permeability

Permeance

Vapour Resistance

Vapour Pressure Drop

Vapour Pressure at Interface

Vapour Pressure at Saturation

Relative Humididty

M

Rv

R

ΔT

Ts

μ

[m K/W]

[°C]

[°C] 22.00

[ng/s*Pa*m]

0.12

0.76

2

2

2

ΔPw

Pw

Psat

RH

[Pa] 1321.50

[Pa] 2643.00

[%] 50.00

1321.28

2486.00

53.15

1319.96

2380.83

55.44

1319.88

2266.50

58.23

259.73

2266.50

11.46

255.99

586.55

43.64

227.09

496.50

45.74

226.98

496.50

45.72

90.84

130.95

69.37

90.80

113.50

80.00

[ng/s*Pa*m ]

[s*Pa*m /ng]

[Pa]

15000.00

0.000067

0.22

2511.81

0.000398

1.32

45000.00

0.000022

0.07

0.00047

3.13

0.319149

1060.15

124.00

887.62

0.001127

3.74

1.46

114.96

0.008699

28.90

4.37

30137.93

0.000033

0.11

1.22

24.40

0.040984

136.14

75000.0

0.000013

0.04

21.24 12.7mm Gypsum Board - Drywall

0.16

0.0127

12.60

0.08

0.50

0.16

0.76

31.90 20.74

20mm Air Space with Furring - Unvented

0.02

19.98 0.15mm Polyethylene

0.00015

0.00 19.98

140mm Roxul Insulation - Mineral Fiber

0.04

0.14

0.26

3.88

24.59

0.12

0.76

-4.61 12.7mm Plywood

0.0127

-5.37 0.145mm Tyvek (Spun Bonded Polyolefin)

0.000145

0.00 -5.37

50mm XPS (Expanded Polystyrene Extruded)

0.026

0.05

0.52

1.92

12.18

0.03

0.19

-17.56 Ext Surface Film

-18.00 R Total

6.313

ΔTTotal =|Tint| + |Tout|

40.000

Rv, Total

0.370

ΔPw, Total

u = 1/R

0.158

Heat Flux [q]

6.336

V

2.699

= Pw,Out - Pw, In

=u*ΔT = 1/R*ΔT

HEAT & VAPOUR CALCULATION CHART - NO THERMAL BRIDGING

= 1/Rv, Total

Vapour Flux [qv]

1230.700 3321.81

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ΔT=RMaterial/RTotal*ΔTTotal ΔT= RMaterial*q Applicable Information

Material Layer

Table 4

Given

C=k/l

Conductivity

Thickness

Conductance

k

l

C

[w/mK]

[m]

2

[w/m K]

Interior Surface Film

R=1/C, R=l/k

Int temp - ΔT surface film, continue with others

Resistance

Temperature Difference

Surface Temperature

R

ΔT

Ts

2

[m K/W]

[°C]

0.12

0.95

[°C] 22.00

Table 8

M=u/L

Rv=1/M, Rv=1/μ

ΔPw = Rv/Rv,Total* ΔPw, Total

Pw= Pw Int & Out= Psat *RH/100, Pw, Int - ΔPw then continues

Table 5.1

RH=Pw/Psat*100

Permeability

Permeance

Vapour Resistance

Vapour Pressure Drop

Vapour Pressure at Interface

Vapour Pressure at Saturation

Relative Humididty

μ

M

Rv

ΔPw

Pw

Psat

RH

[Pa] 1321.50

[Pa] 2643.00

[%] 50.00

1321.28

2486.00

53.15

1319.96

2380.83

55.44

1319.88

2266.50

58.23

260.54

2266.50

11.50

255.86

586.55

43.62

226.99

496.50

45.72

226.88

496.50

45.70

90.84

130.95

69.37

90.80

113.50

80.00

2

[ng/s*Pa*m]

2

[ng/s*Pa*m ]

[s*Pa*m /ng]

[Pa]

15000.00

0.000067

0.22

2511.81

0.000398

1.32

45000.00

0.000022

0.07

3.13

0.319149

1059.35

21.05 12.7mm Gypsum Board - Drywall

0.16

0.0127

12.60

0.08

0.63

0.16

0.95

31.90 20.43

20mm Air Space with Furring - Unvented

0.02

19.48 0.15mm Polyethylene

0.00015

0.00

0.00047 19.48

140mm Roxul Insulation - Mineral Fiber (80%) w/ 2x6 SPF Stud Wall (20%)

0.05

0.14

0.38

2.65

20.84

*99.20

710.09

0.001408

4.67

1.46

114.96

0.008699

28.87

4.37

30137.93

0.000033

0.11

1.22

24.40

0.040984

136.04

75000.0

0.000013

0.04

-1.36 12.7mm Plywood

0.0127

0.12

0.95 -2.30

0.145mm Tyvek (Spun Bonded Polyolefin)

0.000145

0.00 -2.30

50mm XPS (Expanded Polystyrene Extruded)

0.026

0.52

0.05

1.92

15.15

0.03

0.24

-17.45 Ext Surface Film

-18.00

*Permeability calculated with framing factor

R Total

5.078

ΔTTotal =|Tint| + |Tout|

40.000

Rv, Total

0.371

ΔPw, Total

u = 1/R

0.197

Heat Flux [q]

7.877

V

2.697

= Pw,Out - Pw, In

=u*ΔT = 1/R*ΔT

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= 1/Rv, Total

Vapour Flux [qv]

1230.700 3319.28

EXPLANATION OF WALL ASSEMBLY Like the other assemblies, this commercial assembly is a fully drained and ventilated façade which forms the external aesthetic element of a multi-layer wall. The panels are supported by the CS1 extruded aluminum grid rather than wood furring. This system also allows air movement at the bottom and the top of the elevation ensuring air movement in the cavity between the panel and the inner wall.

The ventilated façade system replicates the vertical boarding present in the other wall systems in patina copper rather than wood paneling.

25

1400

Panels are light gauge and roll formed, giving tight tolerance in dimensions essential when using light-gauge, flexible metals.

1200

Copper flashing is utilized alongside the copper cladding in order to avoid undue metallic reactions.

20 15

10 5

Unlike the other wall assemblies, the system utilizes 41mm x 150mm steel stud framing, but is filled with the same mineral fibre insulation present in Wall assembly 2. The stud framing is attached directly to CS1 extruded aluminum grid – which produces inevitable thermal bridging. In order to combat these bridges and meet the required insulation standards specified in Ashrae 90.1 (RSI -2.29 + 1.32c.i.) and additional 50mm of continues extruded polystyrene insulation is applied between the CS1 grid and the structural steel framing.

1000

800

0 600 -5

Bibliography:

400 -10

-15

lashing over Parapet (2mm) -20

k Weather Barrier (0.15mm)

id Board Insulation (50mm) THERMAL GRADIENT THROUGH WALL SECTION 1:20

S1 Extruded Aluminum Rail Vented Airspace (150mm) Copper Cladding (2mm)

200

0

Ceiling Stucco (6mm) Drywall (13mm)

VAPOUR GRADIENT THROUGH WALL SECTION 1:20

1.

“CGL Traypanel System – Ventilated Façade, Copper and Zinc Cladding.” CGL Traypanel System – Ventilated Façade, Copper and Zinc Cladding. Accessed November 7, 2014. http://www.cglsystems.co.uk/ products/aluminium-traypanel-system.htm.

2.

“Copper Ventilated Facade CGL-WALLPLANK CGL SYSTEMS.” Copper Ventilated Facade. Accessed November 7, 2014. http://www.archiexpo.com/prod/cgl-systems/copper-ventilated-facahttp://ccmpa. ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/MetricTechnical-Section3-2012.pdfdes-50368-358899.html.

3.

“Copper Ventilated Facade CGL-WALLPLANK CGL SYSTEMS.” Copper Ventilated Facade. Accessed November 7, 2014. http://www.archiexpo.com/prod/cgl-systems/copper-ventilated-facades-50368-358899.html.

4.

“ACM/MCM Rainscreen.” : Euro Clad — Metal Building Solutions. Accessed November 7, 2014. http://www.euroclad.com/wall-systems/acmmcm-rainscreen.aspx.

5.

Accessed November 7, 2014. https://law.resource.org/pub/us/code/ibr/ashrae.90.1.ip.2010.pdf.

6.

Accessed November 7, 2014. http://www.elaws.gov.on.ca/html/regs/english/elaws_regs_120332_e. htm.

7.

Accessed November 7, 2014. http://www.bmp-group.com/docs/design/steel-stud-brick-veneer-design-guide.pdf?sfvrsn=1.

8.

“Using Rigid Foam As a Water-Resistive Barrier.” GreenBuildingAdvisor.com. Accessed November 7, 2014. http://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/blogs/dept/musings/using-rigid-foam-water-resistive-barrier.

9.

Bassler, Bruce L. Architectural Graphic Standards: Student Edition. 11th ed. Hoboken, N.J.: John

Ceiling Stucco (6mm) Drywall (13mm)

Unvented Airspace (20mm)

Unvented Airspace (20mm)

Vapor Barrier (0.15mm)

Vapor Barrier (0.15mm)

& Sons, 2008.

Steel Studs (140mm x Wiley 41mm) Steel Studs (140mm x 41mm)

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6.35 mm Vertical Cedar Siding 6.35 mm Stucco Ceiling

38.1 mm Vented Airspace with Horizontal Furring

20 mm Unvented Airspace with Vertical Strapping

50 mm XPS Rigid Insulation

13 mm Gypsum Double Layered Vapour Retarder Stapled to Studs

Copper Flashing

Int. Wythe 38x89 mm SPF Framing 50 mm Insulated Cavity

Triple Pane Window

Ext. Wythe 38x140 mm SPF Load Bearing Frame

12.7 mm OSB Wall Tie Spray Applied Cellulose Insulation

.15 mm Tyvek Air Barrier

6.35 mm Hardwood Floor Dricore Subfloor 200 mm Poured In Place Concrete Slab

12.7 mm OSB Sheathing

WALL ELEVATION 1:20

12.7 mm Cement Board 300 mm Concrete Foundation Drainage Gravel

WALL SECTION 1:20

0

0.5

1

1.5m

WALL TYPE 4 Super-insulated buidling for Net-Zero / Carbon Zero building DANIEL SOBIERAJ 16

N WALL PLAN 1:20

ΔT=RMaterial/RTotal*ΔTTotal ΔT= RMaterial*q Applicable Information

Table 4

Given

C=k/L

R=1/C, R=L/k

Int temp - ΔT surface film, continue with others

Table 8

M=u/L

Rv=1/M, Rv=1/μ

ΔPw = Rv/Rv,Total* ΔPw, Total

Pw Int & Out= Psat *RH/100, Pw= Pw, Int - ΔPw then continues

Table 5.1

RH=Pw/Psat*100

Permeability

Permeance

Vapour Resistance

Vapour Pressure Drop

Vapour Pressure at Interface

Vapour Pressure at Saturation

Relative Humididty

Conductivity

Thickness

Conductance

Resistance

Temperature Difference

Surface Temperature

k

L

C

R

ΔT

Ts

μ

M

Rv

ΔPw

Pw

Psat

RH

[w/mK]

[m]

[w/m2K]

[m2K/W]

[°C]

[°C] 22

[ng/s*Pa*m]

[ng/s*Pa*m2]

[s*Pa*m2/ng]

[Pa]

[Pa] 1321.50

[Pa] 2643.00

[%] 50.00

0.12

0.87

15000.00

0.000067

0.22 1321.28

2411.50

54.79

2511.81

0.000398

1.32 1319.96

2380.83

55.44

45000.00

0.000022

0.07 1319.88

2266.50

58.23

0.00047

3.13

0.319149

1060.81 259.07

2266.50

11.43

156.00

1114.29

0.000897

2.98 256.09

586.55

43.66

1.46

114.96

0.008699

28.91 227.18

539.80

42.09

4.37

30137.93

0.000033

0.11 227.07

539.80

42.07

1.22

24.40

0.040984

136.22 90.84

130.95

69.37

75000.00

0.000013

0.04 90.80

113.50

80.00

Material Layer

Interior Surface Film

21.13 12.7mm Gypsum Board - Drywall

0.16

0.013

12.60

0.08

0.58

0.16

1.16

31.90 20.55

20mm Air Space with Furring - Unvented

0.0200

0.15mm Polyethylene

0.00015

19.39 0.00 19.39 140mm Cellulosic Fibre

0.046

0.14

0.33

3.08

22.34

0.12

0.87

-2.95 12.7mm Plywood

0.0127

0.145mm Tyvek (Spun Bonded Polyolefin)

0.00015

-3.82 0.00 -3.82 50mm XPS (Expanded Polystyrene Extruded)

0.026

0.0500

0.52

1.92

13.96

0.03

0.22

-17.78 Ext Surface Film

-18.00 R Total

5.509

ΔTTotal =|Tint| + |Tout|

40.000

Rv, Total

0.370

ΔPw, Total

u = 1/R

0.182

Heat Flux [q]

7.260

V

2.701

= Pw,Out - Pw, In

=u*ΔT = 1/R*ΔT

= 1/Rv, Total

Vapour Flux [qv]

1230.70 3323.86

Sample Calculations Conductivity : k k = Given in Table 4

Thickness : L L = Given in Table 4

Conductance : C = k/L C = 0.16/0.013 = 12.60

Resistance : R = 1/C R = 1/12.60 = 0.08

Temperature Difference : ΔT = RMaterial/RTotal*ΔTTotal ΔT = 0.08/7.260 = 0.58

Surface Temperature : Ts = X - ΔT Ts = 22 - 0.87 = 21.13 Ts = 21.13 - 0.58 = 20.55

Permeance : M = μ/L M = 31.90/0.013 = 2511.81

Vapour Resistance : Rv = 1/M or Rv = 1/μ Rv = 1/2511.81 = 0.000398

Vapour Pressure Drop : ΔPw = Rv/Rv,Total* ΔPw, Total ΔPw = 0.000067/(0.370*1230.70) = 0.22

Vapour Pressure @ Interface : Pw = Pw, Int - ΔPw then continues Pw = 1321.50-0.22 = 1321.28

Vapour Pressure @ Saturation : Psat Psat = Given in Table 5.1

Relative Humidity : RH = Pw/Psat*100 RH = 1321.28/(2411.50*100)

HEAT & VAPOUR CALCULATION CHART - NO THERMAL BRIDGING

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Applicable Information

Material Layer

Table 4

Given

C=k/l

R=1/C, R=l/k

ΔT=RMaterial/RTotal*ΔTTotal ΔT= RMaterial*q

Int temp - ΔT surface film, continue with others

Table 8

M=u/L

Rv=1/M, Rv=1/μ

ΔPw = Rv/Rv,Total* ΔPw, Total

P w= Pw Int & Out= Psat *RH/100, Pw, Int - ΔPw then continues

Table 5.1

RH=Pw/Psat*100

Permeability

Permeance

Vapour Resistance

Vapour Pressure Drop

Vapour Pressure at Interface

Vapour Pressure at Saturation

Relative Humididty

Conductivity

Thickness

Conductance

Resistance

Temperature Difference

Surface Temperature

k

l

C

R

ΔT

Ts

μ

M

Rv

ΔPw

Pw

Psat

RH

[w/mK]

[m]

[w/m K]

2 [m K/W]

[°C]

[°C] 22.00

[ng/s*Pa*m]

[ng/s*Pa*m2]

[s*Pa*m2/ng]

[Pa]

[Pa] 1321.50

[Pa] 2643.00

[%] 50.00

0.12

0.61

15000.00

0.000067

0.12 1321.38

2564.50

51.53

31.90

2511.81

0.000398

0.70 1320.69

2486.00

53.13

174.00

8700.00

0.000115

0.20

204.97

2337.00

8.77

203.84

1312.00

15.54

186.77

1312.00

14.24

186.23

934.00

19.94

184.60

296.70

62.22

171.55

283.70

60.47

171.49

283.70

60.45

-17.85

99.86

124.80

80.00

-17.85

99.86

124.80

80.00

99.86

124.80

80.00

99.84

124.80

80.00

2

Interior Surface Film

21.39 12.7mm Gypsum Board - Drywall

0.16

0.0127

12.598

0.08

0.40

0.16

0.81

20.99 20 mm Airspace - Unvented

0.02

20.18 0.15mm Polyethylene stapled to studs w/ another layer (.15 mm) adhered on

0.0003

0.00

1320.49 0.00047

1.57

0.638298

1115.52

20.18 89 mm spray applied cellulose insulation in cavity of interior wythe (88.6%) between 38x89 mm SPF studs (11.4%) 16" OC

0.053993

0.09

0.607

1.65

8.35

*138.22

1552.99

0.000644

1.13

1.30

102.36

0.009769

17.07

11.82 12.7mm OSB Sheathing

0.0127

0.12

0.61 11.22

Spray applied cellulose insulation in cavity between double stud frames (50mm) 140 mm spray applied cellulose insulation in cavity of exterior wythe (88.6%) between 38x140 mm SPF studs (11.4%) 16" OC

0.0455

0.05

0.910

1.10

5.57

162.00

3240.00

0.000309

0.54

5.65

0.053993

0.14

0.386

2.59

13.14

*150.62

1075.86

0.000929

1.62

1.70

133.86

0.007471

13.06

4.37

29133.33

0.000034

0.06

1.22

24.40

0.040984

71.62

-7.49 Sealed and taped OSB sheathing (12.7 mm)

0.0127

0.15mm Tyvek (Spun Bonded Polyolefin)

0.00015

0.12

0.61 -8.10 0.00 -8.10

50mm XPS (Expanded Polystyrene Extruded)

0.026

0.050

0.520

1.92

9.75

38.1 mm Airspace - Vented 6.35 mm Cedar Siding - Vented -17.85 Ext Surface Film

0.03

0.15

75000.00

0.02

0.000013

-18.00

*Permeability calculated with framing factor

R Total

7.893

ΔTTotal =|Tint| + |Tout|

40.000

Rv, Total

0.699 ΔPw, Total

u = 1/R

0.127

Heat Flux [q]

5.068

V

1.431 = Pw,Out - Pw, In

=u*ΔT = 1/R*ΔT

HEAT & VAPOUR CALCULATION CHART - THERMAL BRIDGING 18

= 1/Rv, Total

Vapour Flux [qv]

1221.660 1747.648

EXPLANATION OF WALL ASSEMBLY According to “OSB Energy-efficient Housing Construction, (1982)” the non load-bearing wall in double stud wall may experience movement. OSB sheathing between both walls was added in order to give rigidity to interior non-load bearing wall.

The staggered double-stud wall minimizes thermal bridging as any potential bridges are separated by layers of insulation. The only thermal bridge that is apparent in the system comes from the OSB panels that connect the headers of both walls. The OSB panels that connect to the headers of the framing rest on top of the vapour retarder, and help protect it.

25

20

1400

1200

15 1000

10 5

800

0

600

-5

400

-10 200

-15 -20

0

Vapour retarders are doubled up. First layer is stapled to studs. Then acoustic sealant is applied over staples and the next layer is stapled onto the acoustic sealant – this ensures that there are less openings in the vapour retarder where moisture could get through, while helping to minimize thermal bridging through staples.

Cellulose is used because it has the lowest embodied energy of all popular insulation types (McGrath, Ed (1981)). It is made of 75-85% recycled paper, usually post-consumer newsprint the rest is a fire retardant like boric acid or ammonium sulphate. Cellulose is made with locally available paper; mineral insulation is usually shipped from factories far away and they use chemicals that require more energy to process and create polluting byproducts. Cellulose has the highest recycled content of any insulation material and has less embodied energy than fiberglass and other furnace produced mineral insulations.

Spray applied cellulose insulation, similar to the one manufactured by Celbar, was used instead of loose fill as it will cover smaller spaces in the assembly that could allow for airflow.

The spray applied cellulose has similar R-value to rock wool (seen in the other systems) or glass wool - Around RSI – 3.5 (not accounting for wall framing factor).

Cellulose insulation is quite permeable, this means that if any water does get into the as-

sembly then it will distribute throughout the assembly and dry out rather than staying in one place and causing mould.

Because there air in the insulation and it is permeable – this means that it is a good noise insulator.

For Subfloor used Dricore® - Because it’s raised moisture barrier covers cold, damp concrete to protect and insulates finished floors. Concrete continually releases moisture – air flow underneath prevents mould and insulates to prevent thermal bridging between slabs.

THERMAL GRADIENT THROUGH WALL SECTION 1:20

VAPOUR GRADIENT THROUGH WALL SECTION 1:20

Triple glazed windows are installed to provide better insulation.

According to “OSB Energy-efficient Housing Construction, (1982)” it is common to put the vapour retarder betweeen the double stud wall as long as 2/3 of the insulation is on the cold side of the vapour retarder. However, calculations proved that condensation would be present and the vapour retarder was put on the warm side of the whole assembly.

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Bibliography - Wall type 4 Energy-efficient Housing Construction, (1982), Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Ottawa Brock, L., (2005), Designing an Exterior Wall: An Architectural Guide to the Vertical Envelope, John • McGrath, Ed (1981). The Super Insulated House; A working guide for owner-builders, architects, carpenters and contractors.

Fairbanks: That New Publishing Company. http://www.buildingscience.com/documents/information-sheets/high-r-value-wall-assemblies/high-r-wall-04-double-stud-wall-construction http://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/blogs/dept/guest-blogs/designing-superinsulated-walls

Comparisons Between Assemblies In order to provide ease of connection and assembly between wall types, the levels are ordered based on common materials and dimensions between assemblies. Wall types 1,2, and 4 all feature 38mm x 140mm structural lumber wall framing with a stud spacing of 400mm at centre. These framing walls are positioned on the same sectional plane throughout the assemblies in order to stack the assemblies on each slab evenly. The façade system is fully drained and ventilated across all four assemblies. In order to achieve this, the same dimension extruded polystyrene rain screen was applied across assemblies, therefore enabling continuous ventilated furring and cladding. The major difference between systems occurs at the top floor of the assembly, where wall type 3 was placed. The copper clad parapet is slightly offset from the wood cladding and is fully flashed to divert moisture & water from penetrating the lower air spaces.

Cut Sheets ECOCELL batts: Surface Burning Characteristics

ASTM E-84, UL 723 Flame Spread Class A 15

Smoke Developed Class A 95 - 170 Flammability Characteristics

ASTM E-970 Critical Radiant Flux Greater than or equal to 0.12w/cm2 Environmental Characteristics ASTM C-739 Corrosiveness Acceptable ASTM C-739 Fungal Resistance Acceptable Physical Characteristics ASTM C-167 Design Density 2.5 pcf ASTM C-518 Thermal Resistance 3.6 R per inch ASTM C-739 Moisture Absorption Acceptable ASTM C-1304 Odor Emission Acceptable ECOCELL blankets: Surface Burning Characteristics

ASTM E-84, UL 723 Flame Spread Class A 15

Smoke Developed Class A <450 Environmental Characteristics ASTM C-739 Corrosiveness Acceptable ASTM C-739 Fungal Resistance Acceptable Physical Characteristics ASTM C-518 Thermal Resistance 3.7 R per inch ASTM C-739 Moisture Absorption Acceptable ASTM C-1304 Odor Emission Acceptable

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Material Safety Data Sheet CMS – Recycled Paper/Cotton Blend Issued: January 2010 CHEMICAL PRODUCT/COMPANY IDENTIFICATION Material Identification: CMS-070712-A Product Use: Acoustics, Misc.

Synonyms: Company Identification Cellulose Material Solutions LLC (CMS) 2472 Port Sheldon Street Jenison, MI 49428 616.669.2990

COMPOSITION/INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS Components

Material Cellulose Insulation PET Recycled Cotton Inorganic Borates*

CAS Number Not Issued 25038-59-9 28983-56-4 10043-35-5

Percentage 60% - 90% 10% - 30% 10% - 20% ≤ 15%

Components (Remarks) *The specific chemical identity of the component(s) of the finish is withheld as a trade secret.

HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION

Emergency Overview Low hazard for usual industrial or commercial handling Potential Health Effects No adverse health effects are anticipated from normal handling of the products covered by this data sheet.

Carcinogenicity Information None of the components present in this material are listed by IARC, NTP, OSHA or ACGIH as a carcinogen.

FIRST AID MEASURES

SKIN CONTACT Wash with soap and water after handling. If skin irritation develops, consult a physician.

EYE CONTACT In case of contact with dust or particles, immediately flush eyes with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Call a physician if irritation persists.

INGESTION No specific intervention is indicated, as compound is not likely to be hazardous by ingestion. Consult a physician if necessary.

INHALATION The compound is not likely to be hazardous by inhalation exposure during normal use. If large amounts of dust are inhaled, remove affected person to fresh air. Consult a physician if breathing difficulty occurs.

FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES

Flammable Properties – None, CMS material is not flammable, combustible, or explosive. The product itself is a flame retardant.

Flash Point: Not Applicable Hazardous Combustion Products: The products of combustion are carbon dioxide and water. In insufficient oxygen, some toxic gases are produced including carbon monoxide.

Extinguishing Media: Any fire extinguishing media, including Water Spray, Foam, Dry Chemical, CO .

Fire Fighting Instructions: Wear self-contained breathing apparatus (pressure demand MSHA/NIOSH approved, or equivalent) and full protective gear.

Flammability Classification: (29 CFR 1910, 1200) Non-flammable solid 2

ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES

Spill Release Procedures: Contain & Remove by mechanical means. Dispose of in accordance with applicable local regulations. No personal protective equipment is needed to clean up.

Neutralizing Agent: None specified by manufacturer.

HANDLING AND STORAGE

Storage Temperature:

January 2010

Ambient 1 of 2

CMS – www.cmsgreen.com

Technical Product Information BATT INSULATION 07210* BLANKET INSULATION 07 21 16**

General Product Information:

Description & Common Applications:

®

ROXUL products are stone wool insulations made from basalt rock and slag. This combination results in a noncombustible product with a melting point of approximately 2150°F (1177°C), which gives it excellent fire resistance properties. ROXUL stone wool is a water repellent yet vapour permeable material.

ROXUL COMFORTBATT™ R10, R14, R22, R24, R28 & R32 are stone wool insulation products designed as a thermal insulation for wood and steel frame construction. This semirigid batt has a unique flexible edge designed to compress as the batt is inserted into walls, attics, ceiling and floor frames.

The flexible edge springs back, expanding the batt against the frame studs to give a complete fill. COMFORTBATT compensates for normal variations in stud centres caused by distortion or warping. The special flexible characteristic at the insulation edge ensures the expected R-value is achieved.

Compliance and Performance: CAN/ULC-S702-97 CAN/ULC-S114 CAN/ULC S102

Mineral Fibre Thermal Insulation for Buildings Determination of Non-Combustibility Surface Burning Characteristics

NBC 1995, Article 9.25.2.2 CCMC Evaluation Listing

Insulation Materials

Type 1, Complies Non-Combustible Flame Spread = 0 Smoke Developed = 0 Conforms

MasterFormat 07212: Mineral Fibre Batt Insulation

12018-L

Installation:

The flexible edge is identified by the marking.

INSERT

Place COMFORTBATT into opening, flexible edge against stud

FIT

RELEASE

Compress COMFORTBATT edge and fit batt

Let COMFORTBATT expand to give a full fit

The friction fit created by the COMFORTBATT expansion principle means the product will perform equally well in horizontal, sloped dormer, vertical or overhead situations. The product is notable for its “stay put” ability when installed. COMFORTBATT is easier and faster to install than traditional insulation products and achieves full R-value.

Tests carried out in 1993 by the National Research Council Of Canada (NRC) confirm that accurate fitting of insulation is essential to achieve R-values and to maintain thermal design requirements in practice. ROXUL COMFORTBATT has been designed with a flexible edge to ensure the best fit possible.

H92

RAINSCREEN CLADDING

To be read with Preliminaries/General conditions.

(Help to complete individual sections is given in Guidance Notes to H92)

TYPE(S) OF RAINSCREEN CLADDING

CGL Copper Traypanel Cladding System comprising 1.5mm thick copper tray panels carried by the CS 1 aluminium support structure. The system is fixed to an inner leaf structural wall and other components such as insulant, membranes, breakers, etc are incorporated. The system is drained and backventilated.

Complete rainscreen wall design to take licence of all structural, thermal, acoustic, and air-tightness requirements to ensure compliance with current Building Regulations.

Approved, trained, and certified design/installation contractors to install the system and components.

System selected to have formal test certification from a UK accredited testing facility which complies with testing requirements laid out in the CWCT publication, “Testing for Ventilated Rainscreen Facades”.

120 RAINSCREEN CLADDING (insert location or identification)

- Drawing reference(s): (insert)

- Primary support structure: (insert brief description of supporting background wall eg – block, concrete, stud wall, etc)

- Rainscreen cladding system: CGL Copper Traypanel Cladding System – baffle jointed pre-patinated copper tray panels

Manufacturer and reference: CGL Systems Ltd., 2 Young Place, Kelvin Industrial Estate, East Kilbride G75 OTD Telephone: 01355 235561 Fax: 01355 247189 E-mail: sales@cglsystems.co.uk

Type: Drained and back-ventilated - Rainscreen panel: Copper tray stiffened as necessary to meet performance criteria for deflection under wind load as clause 350.

Material: Copper to DIN EN1172-R 240 Thickness: 1.5mm

Finish: (Insert from Aurubis range)

Joint type: Overlap flange. No sealants or mastics to be used.

Joint width: 30mm standard

- Air gap: (Insert____mm. N.B. – minimum 25mm))

- Support system: CS 1 support system comprising extruded vertical support rails with adjustable wall attachment brackets to zone range (insert-insert)mm Material: Extruded aluminium to BS1474 in 6063/T6 grade alloy.

Fasteners: Panels fixed to support rails through overlap recessed joints

Number and location of fasteners: As CGL Systems structural design

- Backing wall: As clause 130

- Breather membrane: As section 785

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS/PREPARATORY WORK

210 DESIGN

- Complete the detailed design of the rainscreen cladding and associated features shown on the preliminary design drawings to meet the requirements of this specification

- Co-ordinate detailed design with that for all related works.

215 DESIGN PROPOSALS: The preliminary design drawings indicate design intent but do not preclude submission with tender of reasonable alternative proposals for consideration.

*MASTER FORMAT 1995 EDITION **MASTER FORMAT 2004 EDITION

220 SPECIFICATION:

- Comply with the latest edition of the Centre for Window and Cladding Technology (CWCT) ‘Standard for walls with ventilated rainscreen’ and ‘Standard for testing of ventilated rainscreen’ unless specified otherwise in this section.

- Keep a copy of the CWCT ‘Standard for walls with ventilated rainscreen’ and ‘Standard for testing of ventilated rainscreen’ together with other CWCT publications invoked by these documents, at the design office, workshop and on site, readily accessible for reference at all times during the course of the works.

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