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COOL ROOF

RATING COUNCIL

PROGRAM UPDATES

RCMA Annual Meeting

Las Vegas, NV

February 27, 2017

RCMA Annual Meeting – February 27, 2017 1

CONTENTS

• About CRRC

• CRRC Program Updates

• Rough Substrates for Coatings

• Upcoming Events

• Ways to Get Involved


• Established in 1998 as a non-profit (501(c)(3) status)

• Third-party rating organization for the roofing industry

• ENERGY STAR® Certification Body

• ANSI Accredited Standards Developer

− Currently maintaining ANSI/CRRC S100 (2016)

• ISO 17065 Accredited Organization

CRRC OVERVIEW

3January 25, 2017

Certificate 3146.01

• Diverse Membership

• Board of Directors

• Technical Committee

• Policy & Ratings Committee

• ANSI Consensus Body

STRUCTURE

4January 25, 2017

CRRC Membership*

Laboratories

Industry

Academia

* Other members include government, building tradesman, advocacy organizations

STAFF

Hewson ShepherdMelissa Rissman

Vanessa MorelanAndrea Vas

Emily Kehmeier

Sarah Schneider

Grace Reyes

Jeff Steuben


CRRC MISSION

Ratings Research Education


CRRC MISSION

By pursuing this mission, the CRRC will become the recognized informational resource for:

• Reducing the urban heat island effect

• Increasing building energy efficiency

• Improving occupant comfort

• Mitigating the effects of global warming



PROGRAM UPDATES

2017 BOARD OFFICERS

9RCMA Annual Meeting – February 27, 2017

Role 2017 Officers

Chair Rick Olson, Tile Roofing Institute

Vice-Chair George Daisey, Dow Chemical

Treasurer Darrel Higgs, ARMA

Secretary Lynne Christensen, Cedar Bureau

RAPID RATINGS TRAINING

• Held February 3, 2017 at LBNL


ONLINE RATING PORTAL

2015 20182016 2017

Develop site mock-ups

Release!

Beta-testing

Internal testing

Development

RFP response evaluation

Write project specification

Launch RFP for vendors

Contracting


ONLINE RATING PORTAL

• Goal – significantly improve:−User experience

−Speed

−Transparency

• Development throughout 2017

• Contact Andrea Vas at [email protected] participate in beta testing


• Fully delaminated coatings must be re-tested

• TC recommendation, Board approval

• If no measurements can be made to represent a climate zone

DELAMINATED COATINGS


• Will allow devices D&S Solar Spectrum Reflectometer and Surface Optics 410-Solar

ASTM C1549 UPDATE


Evaluating use of “faux shingle” in measuring large aggregate products

FAUX SHINGLE

MEASUREMENTS



ROUGH SUBSTRATES

FOR COATINGS

BACKGROUND

• Round robin – confirmed reproducibility and repeatability of solar reflectance testing

• Specification to implement procedure−Prepared vs. commercially-available substrate

−Thermal emittance testing

−Weathering/field exposure


SUBSTRATE

• Discussed commercial substrate −Potential to reduce error in preparation

−Ease of preparation

• M&I confirmed use of prepared substrate at December 2016 meeting

−Round Robin confirmed reproducibility and repeatability

−No study using commercial product as substrate


THERMAL EMITTANCE

TESTING

• Applicability of slide method discussed−Potential damage to equipment

• Devices & Services completed preliminary testing

−0.002 to 0.006 higher – slide method

−Surface temperature effect

−Surface roughness effect (0.018 displacement)

• Effects minimal and tend to offset one another


THERMAL EMITTANCE

PRELIMINARY RESULTS

RCMA Annual Meeting – February 27, 2017

Sample C1371 Slide MethodAvg. of 4 Measurements

A 0.915 0.912

B 0.889 0.893

Control 0.923 0.925

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• Subcommittee reviewed−C1371 and Slide Method comparison data

−C1371 thermal conductance threshold (>1100 W/m2·K)

• LBNL & ORNL will complete more testing to assess reproducibility

THERMAL EMITTANCE

ON-GOING WORK


WEATHERING

• No weathering of rough specimens completed −Durability of specimens

• Working group discussed solutions (February)−Weather specimens

−Simulate weathering

• Working group confirmed need for 3-year aging


• Timeline – begin weathering by end of 2017

• Identify coatings to weather

• Determine level of significance

• RCMA participation−Study design

−Volunteers

WEATHERING

NEXT STEPS


• CRRC appreciates RCMA’s feedback and input

• To participate, please contact:

GET INVOLVED


Vanessa Morelan CRRC Technical [email protected](510) 482-4420 x224


UPCOMING CRRC EVENTS

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

• March 9 – Conference Call

• May 19 – Nashville, TN

• August 18 – Columbus, OH

• October 26 – Conference Call


BOARD OF DIRECTORS

• April 20 – Dallas, TX

• June 15 – Las Vegas, NV

• September 22 – St. Louis, MO

• November 16 – Conference Call


2017 MEMBER MEETING

• June 14, 2017

• Alexis Park Hotel


• Board Members up for re-election:−Lynne Christensen, Cedar Bureau−Rick Olson, Tile Roofing Institute−Peter Turnbull, PG&E (utility)−Stuart Ruis, R&D Services (test lab)

• Bylaws Changes:−Runoff for tied votes−Sister company voting rules−Term limits for Directors−Other clarifications

2017 ELECTION


CRRC 20TH ANNIVERSARY

• 2018

• Wine country, Northern California



WAYS TO GET

INVOLVED

GET INVOLVED!


Get Involved In: Contact:

Working Groups Vanessa Morelan

[email protected]

Technical Committee Sarah Schneider

[email protected]

Board of Directors Jeff Steuben

[email protected]

Jeff Steuben

CRRC Executive Director

[email protected]

(510) 482-4420 x288

QUESTIONS?


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