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Continuous Insulation (CI) Compared Within Six Steel Stud Framed Wall Assemblies

TIME: 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Description

Continuous Insulation, while required by the energy code, presents challenges integrating it with the overall wall-assembly’s design, performance and construction. This program at the intermediate to advanced level, comparatively studies eight steel-stud commercial wall assemblies with considerations including: 

Learning Objectives

  1. OVERVIEW OF EIGHT ASSEMBLES: Understand the rationale of the eight commercial steel stud-framed wall-assemblies and how they compare with their types of continuous and total insulation, sheathing, air, water and vapor control layers.
  2. HIGH-PERFORMANCE: Compare how each wall may comply or exceed the energy codes and become super-insulated to meet ASHRAE 90.1 and ASHRAE 189 high-performance requirements.
  3. AVOID PROBLEMS: Illustrate how more insulation can present problems with trapped moisture and condensation. 
  4. WUFI: Understand how each assembly compares utilizing WUFI Hygrothermic (thermal and moisture) evaluations over four climate seasons chosen for Climate Zone 5 (due to the requirement for an interior vapor retarder).

Presenters: 

George David Schoenhard, AIA, OAA, REWC, BECxA, RRO, LEED AP, CIT, OSHA, Principal-in-Charge DSS-Philly & Ottawa                                                          
George David Schoenhard, AIA/OAA has over 45 years’ experience in designing fine architecture, with the last ten as the Principal of DSS-Philly, one of the leading High-Performance Building Envelope consulting firms in the Philadelphia region. He also has branched out to Canada with his DSS-Ottawa.  He brings his decades of architectural experience to skillfully advise, design, implement or remediate building envelopes on behalf of other architects, owners, contractors and as an expert witness.  He is the inventor and developer of the high-performance Back-Lattice Wall Design with its US and Canadian patents.  He actively researches comparative building envelope assemblies, speaks nationally at IIBEC and ABAA, and is an AIA and OAA Continuing Education Provider.



Pricing:

Licensed OAA Members: $42.50 + HST 
OAA Interns and Students: $32.50 + HST 
Non-Members: $63.00 + HST 


 

NOTE:

1. An automatically generated confirmation will be emailed to you (once your registration goes through)
2. Please mark the time and date in your calendar
3. The OAA will email the Zoom Access Link to you one-day prior
4. OAA webinars are delivered via Zoom: Please check this Zoom Test Link or speak with your IT Consultant ahead of time, to ensure your device is compatible with Zoom. For technical concerns, please see the Zoom links for Technical Requirements and also their Download Centre.

For more information on the OAA Webinar Series click here.

If you have any questions or concerns, contact
OAA Continuing Education
e: OAAContinuingEducation@oaa.on.ca
t: 416.449.6898 Ext: 232

 

Attendance Policy: Members are required to attend at least 80% of a webinar in order to qualify for Continuing Education learning hours.

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours prior to the webinar in order to receive a refund. Webinar fees are not refunded if the cancellation is received after the deadline or if you are unable to attend.

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