Jiffy produces certified green roof substrates that provide various environmental and economic benefits. Their substrates have high water retention capabilities while remaining lightweight, and have been certified under the RAG Green Roof label which ensures quality throughout the production process. Jiffy's substrates are suitable for extensive or intensive green roofs and help reduce stormwater runoff and energy costs for buildings.
This document provides information on Sarnafil green roof systems. It discusses how green roofs are becoming an increasingly popular sustainable roofing option that provides environmental benefits like stormwater retention and reduced urban heat island effect. Sarnafil offers high-performance waterproofing membranes specifically designed for green roof applications, with a history of proven performance in green roofs across Europe and North America over the past 35+ years. The document also summarizes the differences between extensive and intensive green roof categories.
Coustic-Glo is a world leader in ceiling restoration that has been operating since 1975. Their specialty is renewing and maintaining commercial and industrial ceilings in-place to save time and money compared to replacement. Coustic-Glo's non-toxic, environmentally friendly products restore ceilings to their original condition while improving light reflectance and indoor air quality. Client testimonials praise Coustic-Glo's professional work and ability to transform the appearance of ceilings.
Eco Roofs Portland Oregon: Questions and AnswersFlanna489y
The Portland Ecoroof Program is a cooperative effort between the Bureau of Environmental Services and the Office of Sustainable Development. The program promotes ecoroofs by researching technologies and providing technical assistance to community members. An ecoroof is a lightweight, vegetated roof system that provides environmental benefits over conventional roofs such as reducing stormwater runoff and improving air quality. The document provides details on the components and installation of ecoroofs.
The document summarizes LiveRoof, a pre-vegetated modular green roof system. LiveRoof modules arrive on-site with mature plants, allowing installation of a fully grown green roof without the wait time of traditional systems. Key advantages include natural function from soil integration across modules, cost savings versus maintenance-intensive plug-based systems, and an instantly established and attractive roof appearance. The document provides details on LiveRoof products, installation process, benefits, and supplier network.
The document provides information and designs for curb-cut raingardens in Anoka County. It explains that raingardens are landscaped gardens that capture rainwater runoff from impervious surfaces like streets and parking lots. This reduces flooding, erosion, and water pollution. The Anoka Conservation District has designed several curb-cut raingarden options that homeowners can choose from based on their property characteristics like slope and sunlight. The designs provide instructions for properly installing and maintaining the raingardens.
This document provides a summary of a new home built in St. George, Utah to be sustainable and blend into the local landscape. The 2,772 square foot home earned National Green Building Standard and Energy Star certifications. It uses a zoned mini-split heating and cooling system, high insulation values, and an earth-hugging design to minimize energy costs in the harsh desert climate while drawing inspiration from the traditional homes of the native Pueblo people. Landscaping with drought-tolerant plants and a drip irrigation system also helps the home blend into its spectacular red rock surroundings.
Green Infrastructure Design Principles and ConsiderationsDan Christian
The document discusses green infrastructure design principles and considerations. It provides an overview of different types of green infrastructure practices like bioretention cells, permeable pavements, and rainwater harvesting. It also covers important design considerations like selecting appropriate plant species based on site conditions, choosing plants with high transpiration rates, and engineering soil mixes to maximize infiltration capacity. The goal is to design practices that infiltrate, evapotranspire, and reuse stormwater onsite.
The document discusses biomimicry, which is human imitation of natural forms and processes in design. It provides examples of biomimicry in various applications, such as Velcro mimicking burdock seeds and gecko tape mimicking gecko adhesion. The author then proposes a project to incorporate biomimicry principles into interior design to create a sustainable design that promotes growth within a building's natural environment. The proposal involves choosing an existing building and analyzing solar exposure to inform design elements like a rooftop garden and vertical green wall. Program and floor plans are presented along with a decision model applying biomimicry traits like recycling energy and using local amenities.
This document provides information on Sarnafil green roof systems. It discusses how green roofs are becoming an increasingly popular sustainable roofing option that provides environmental benefits like stormwater retention and reduced urban heat island effect. Sarnafil offers high-performance waterproofing membranes specifically designed for green roof applications, with a history of proven performance in green roofs across Europe and North America over the past 35+ years. The document also summarizes the differences between extensive and intensive green roof categories.
Coustic-Glo is a world leader in ceiling restoration that has been operating since 1975. Their specialty is renewing and maintaining commercial and industrial ceilings in-place to save time and money compared to replacement. Coustic-Glo's non-toxic, environmentally friendly products restore ceilings to their original condition while improving light reflectance and indoor air quality. Client testimonials praise Coustic-Glo's professional work and ability to transform the appearance of ceilings.
Eco Roofs Portland Oregon: Questions and AnswersFlanna489y
The Portland Ecoroof Program is a cooperative effort between the Bureau of Environmental Services and the Office of Sustainable Development. The program promotes ecoroofs by researching technologies and providing technical assistance to community members. An ecoroof is a lightweight, vegetated roof system that provides environmental benefits over conventional roofs such as reducing stormwater runoff and improving air quality. The document provides details on the components and installation of ecoroofs.
The document summarizes LiveRoof, a pre-vegetated modular green roof system. LiveRoof modules arrive on-site with mature plants, allowing installation of a fully grown green roof without the wait time of traditional systems. Key advantages include natural function from soil integration across modules, cost savings versus maintenance-intensive plug-based systems, and an instantly established and attractive roof appearance. The document provides details on LiveRoof products, installation process, benefits, and supplier network.
The document provides information and designs for curb-cut raingardens in Anoka County. It explains that raingardens are landscaped gardens that capture rainwater runoff from impervious surfaces like streets and parking lots. This reduces flooding, erosion, and water pollution. The Anoka Conservation District has designed several curb-cut raingarden options that homeowners can choose from based on their property characteristics like slope and sunlight. The designs provide instructions for properly installing and maintaining the raingardens.
This document provides a summary of a new home built in St. George, Utah to be sustainable and blend into the local landscape. The 2,772 square foot home earned National Green Building Standard and Energy Star certifications. It uses a zoned mini-split heating and cooling system, high insulation values, and an earth-hugging design to minimize energy costs in the harsh desert climate while drawing inspiration from the traditional homes of the native Pueblo people. Landscaping with drought-tolerant plants and a drip irrigation system also helps the home blend into its spectacular red rock surroundings.
Green Infrastructure Design Principles and ConsiderationsDan Christian
The document discusses green infrastructure design principles and considerations. It provides an overview of different types of green infrastructure practices like bioretention cells, permeable pavements, and rainwater harvesting. It also covers important design considerations like selecting appropriate plant species based on site conditions, choosing plants with high transpiration rates, and engineering soil mixes to maximize infiltration capacity. The goal is to design practices that infiltrate, evapotranspire, and reuse stormwater onsite.
The document discusses biomimicry, which is human imitation of natural forms and processes in design. It provides examples of biomimicry in various applications, such as Velcro mimicking burdock seeds and gecko tape mimicking gecko adhesion. The author then proposes a project to incorporate biomimicry principles into interior design to create a sustainable design that promotes growth within a building's natural environment. The proposal involves choosing an existing building and analyzing solar exposure to inform design elements like a rooftop garden and vertical green wall. Program and floor plans are presented along with a decision model applying biomimicry traits like recycling energy and using local amenities.
Educational seminar: Remodeling Towards a Green and Healthy Home, What is building you dream green home has to wait a while? In the meantime, there are plenty of things you can do to green up what youre already got. Green and sustainable renovations, whether large or small, can help save you energy and resources. Plus, taking some simple steps towards creating a healthy home can go a long way in reducing your body burden of toxic, synthetic chemicals found in many building materials and conventional cleaning supplies. An understanding of our personal home environmental can help us make informed decisions about environmentally friendly building materials and best practices in construction. An awareness of our human ecology can reduce our body burden of environmental toxins, while also reducing our impact on the earths natural resources.
This presentation and Q & A will cover the nuts and bolts of green renovations, from both a builders perspective, and also that of a healthy home consultant. Whether youre a ahomeowner or a renter, the green strategies that will be offered in this clinic will help you synthesize the wealth of information surrounding green residential renovations.
The presenters are Laura Catanzaro from Holistic Design and Space Planning and Dan Glickman from Sustainable Construction Services, Inc.
GSE provides geosynthetic products to address challenges in the oil and gas industry. Their geomembranes and geosynthetic clay liners are used to contain contaminated water and soils from drilling and hydraulic fracturing. GSE's leak location liner allows for leak detection in lined ponds and reservoirs. Their products are designed to withstand harsh chemicals and temperatures encountered in oil and gas extraction to protect environmental and workforce health and safety.
CA: Bay-Friendly Rating Manual for Civic and Commerical LandscapesSotirakou964
This document is a manual for using the Bay-Friendly Rating System for civic and commercial landscapes. It provides guidance for landscape professionals and raters to achieve Bay-Friendly rated landscapes. The manual outlines practices grouped by site planning, stormwater management, soil health, materials selection, planting, irrigation, and maintenance. Each practice describes how to implement it, recommendations, how to verify completion, synergies with other practices, and additional resources. The goal is for project teams to review the practices, select which to implement, and understand verification requirements to earn points and achieve a Bay-Friendly rated landscape designation. This provides environmental benefits like reduced water and waste, while offering recognition and helping projects meet other regulatory standards.
Rain gardens are landscaping features that manage stormwater on site by absorbing water and filtering pollutants through their loose, deep soils. Their size can vary and they can fit odd shapes and spaces. They are an excellent method of keeping stormwater on site and out of the sewer system. Maintaining a beautiful rain garden requires regular watering, weeding, and mulching, especially in the first year, to keep the garden looking good and functioning well.
Wisconsin Rain Gardens: A How to Manual for HomeownersSotirakou964
This how-to manual provides homeowners with instructions for designing and building rain gardens on residential properties. It explains that rain gardens are landscaped areas planted with native vegetation that capture rainwater runoff from roofs and allow it to slowly soak into the ground rather than flowing into storm drains. This helps reduce flooding and pollution in local waterways. The manual outlines best practices for siting a rain garden, including positioning it at least 10 feet from homes and avoiding very steep slopes. It also addresses common questions like whether rain gardens breed mosquitoes or require much maintenance.
This manual provides guidance on designing and installing rain gardens in Vermont. It explains that rain gardens are shallow depressions planted with native plants that capture stormwater runoff from impervious surfaces and allow it to soak into the ground. The manual outlines the step-by-step process for choosing a location, sizing, designing, installing, and maintaining a rain garden. It includes a plant list and sample planting plans tailored for Vermont's climate zones. The purpose is to help homeowners and others protect water quality in rivers and lakes by reducing and treating stormwater runoff through rain gardens.
CA: Bay-Friendly Rating Manual for New Homes LandscapesSotirakou964
This document provides guidelines for obtaining a Bay-Friendly Landscape rating for new home landscapes. It outlines principles and practices in various categories like site planning, stormwater management, soil health, materials selection, planting, irrigation, maintenance, education, and innovation. Following the guidelines can help landscapes contribute to watershed health by consuming fewer resources and providing wildlife habitat while reducing waste, runoff, and pollution. A Bay-Friendly rating recognizes landscapes that meet high environmental standards and can help projects comply with various regulations and earn additional points for certification under other programs.
This document outlines how various products from Invisible Structures can help achieve credits in the LEED green building rating system. It discusses how Grasspave2, Gravelpave2, Rainstore3, Slopetame2, Draincore2 and other permeable paving and stormwater management products can contribute to Stormwater Design, Heat Island Effect reduction, Water Efficiency, and other LEED credits. The products are said to provide environmental benefits like reducing impervious surfaces and pollutant loads while allowing for infiltration and groundwater recharge. They can also help projects comply with environmental laws regarding stormwater management.
These pages offer you a tour of what these homes offer—in terms of handpicked construction material, what it means to you as a long‐term resident, and in looks and aesthetic appeal.
This document provides an overview of the ZED Woods apartment complex, highlighting its green and sustainable features. It is India's first Platinum-rated residential building under the Indian green Business Council rating system. Some key points:
1) ZED Woods has expansive landscaped areas that provide fresh air and privacy while reducing heat. It is one of the highest rated green buildings in the world.
2) The development utilizes sustainable materials and technologies to minimize energy and water usage and rely less on municipal infrastructure.
3) Residents benefit from many amenities while living in an environmentally-friendly community that supports health, comfort and green living.
This document discusses non-conventional building materials including vegetable fibers like bamboo, coconut fibers, sisal, and jute. It describes how these materials can be used to create fiber cement composites as alternatives to asbestos cement. The document outlines research into using agricultural residues like rice husk and sugarcane bagasse ashes as substitutes for ordinary Portland cement. It also summarizes different processing techniques for fiber cement composites and their potential applications in roofing, housing, and infrastructure.
Thermax offers water and waste treatment solutions using its Fluidised Aerobic Bio-Reactor (FAB) technology. The FAB uses a moving bed biofilm reactor process that requires only 1/10th of the space of conventional treatment plants. Thermax has over 300 FAB reactors operating worldwide treating municipal sewage and providing cleaner water. The document discusses Thermax's expertise in various water treatment technologies and lists some municipal customers that use its FAB reactor systems.
The document provides information on bioretention and rain garden design, plant selection, and installation. It discusses how bioretention systems create an ideal environment for pollutant removal while also being an attractive landscaping feature. Reasons for bioretention systems include reducing stormwater volumes and limiting contamination. The document outlines design considerations like determining the drainage area and suitable locations. It provides guidance on sizing rain gardens based on soil type and whether the goal is partial or full stormwater capture. Technical rain gardens can be deeper with engineered soil mixes and drainage components.
This document provides information about Rainstore3, a subsurface stormwater storage system produced by Invisible Structures, Inc. It describes the key features and benefits of Rainstore3, such as its high storage capacity, flexibility in design, ability to be installed at shallow depths, and convenience of exfiltration. The document also discusses how Rainstore3 can enable development of sites that may otherwise be unable to be built upon due to stormwater management challenges. It then provides guidance on using Rainstore3 for various stormwater applications and outlines a five-step process for designing with Rainstore3.
This document discusses green roof systems and their advantages. It begins by outlining some key benefits of green roofs, such as minimizing stormwater runoff, extending roof membrane life, and providing energy savings and environmental benefits. It then covers various design elements that are important for green roofs, such as waterproofing membranes, drainage composites, irrigation methods, and roof drains. The presentation emphasizes that proper design and installation according to industry standards and manufacturer specifications are essential to achieve the performance benefits of a green roof system.
Maine: Adding a Rain Garden to Your LandscapeSotirakou964
This document provides instructions for installing a rain garden to help manage stormwater runoff. Some key points:
1) Rain gardens are depressions planted with water-loving native plants that allow rainwater runoff from rooftops or driveways to soak into the ground rather than flowing into nearby streams.
2) When designing a rain garden, homeowners should choose a location at least 10 feet from their foundation, avoid placing over septic systems or drinking water wells, and check for underground utilities.
3) The garden should be sized to hold the water from a one-inch rainstorm, about 30% of the drainage area. Water is directed into the garden through gutters, pipes,
Carbon fiber wraps can be used for strengthening concrete and steel structures by increasing strength and corrosion resistance, with advantages of high strength, low weight, and speed of installation. Applications include strengthening pipes, columns, beams, and walls for seismic activity, added loads, corrosion, fatigue, and repairs from cutting or drilling. Engineering support is available and examples provided strengthening infrastructure for water, sewer, power plants, and other industrial facilities.
2 Flooring Systems; The Effects of Composition and Applicationfranz_k
This document discusses flooring systems for food processing facilities and focuses on concrete substrates and monolithic resin flooring systems. It provides details on concrete composition, including Portland cement types and fly ash. Concrete behaviors like shrinkage and cracking are explained. Defects during concrete installation from freeze/thaw effects, chemical attack, crazing, scalling, spalling, blisters, and dusting are also outlined. The document then discusses tile, brick, and mortar (CRBT) flooring systems and their limitations before focusing on monolithic resin systems using epoxy, acrylic, polyurethane, polyester, and vinyl esters. Application methods for monolithic systems are also mentioned.
Educational seminar: Remodeling Towards a Green and Healthy Home, What is building you dream green home has to wait a while? In the meantime, there are plenty of things you can do to green up what youre already got. Green and sustainable renovations, whether large or small, can help save you energy and resources. Plus, taking some simple steps towards creating a healthy home can go a long way in reducing your body burden of toxic, synthetic chemicals found in many building materials and conventional cleaning supplies. An understanding of our personal home environmental can help us make informed decisions about environmentally friendly building materials and best practices in construction. An awareness of our human ecology can reduce our body burden of environmental toxins, while also reducing our impact on the earths natural resources.
This presentation and Q & A will cover the nuts and bolts of green renovations, from both a builders perspective, and also that of a healthy home consultant. Whether youre a ahomeowner or a renter, the green strategies that will be offered in this clinic will help you synthesize the wealth of information surrounding green residential renovations.
The presenters are Laura Catanzaro from Holistic Design and Space Planning and Dan Glickman from Sustainable Construction Services, Inc.
GSE provides geosynthetic products to address challenges in the oil and gas industry. Their geomembranes and geosynthetic clay liners are used to contain contaminated water and soils from drilling and hydraulic fracturing. GSE's leak location liner allows for leak detection in lined ponds and reservoirs. Their products are designed to withstand harsh chemicals and temperatures encountered in oil and gas extraction to protect environmental and workforce health and safety.
CA: Bay-Friendly Rating Manual for Civic and Commerical LandscapesSotirakou964
This document is a manual for using the Bay-Friendly Rating System for civic and commercial landscapes. It provides guidance for landscape professionals and raters to achieve Bay-Friendly rated landscapes. The manual outlines practices grouped by site planning, stormwater management, soil health, materials selection, planting, irrigation, and maintenance. Each practice describes how to implement it, recommendations, how to verify completion, synergies with other practices, and additional resources. The goal is for project teams to review the practices, select which to implement, and understand verification requirements to earn points and achieve a Bay-Friendly rated landscape designation. This provides environmental benefits like reduced water and waste, while offering recognition and helping projects meet other regulatory standards.
Rain gardens are landscaping features that manage stormwater on site by absorbing water and filtering pollutants through their loose, deep soils. Their size can vary and they can fit odd shapes and spaces. They are an excellent method of keeping stormwater on site and out of the sewer system. Maintaining a beautiful rain garden requires regular watering, weeding, and mulching, especially in the first year, to keep the garden looking good and functioning well.
Wisconsin Rain Gardens: A How to Manual for HomeownersSotirakou964
This how-to manual provides homeowners with instructions for designing and building rain gardens on residential properties. It explains that rain gardens are landscaped areas planted with native vegetation that capture rainwater runoff from roofs and allow it to slowly soak into the ground rather than flowing into storm drains. This helps reduce flooding and pollution in local waterways. The manual outlines best practices for siting a rain garden, including positioning it at least 10 feet from homes and avoiding very steep slopes. It also addresses common questions like whether rain gardens breed mosquitoes or require much maintenance.
This manual provides guidance on designing and installing rain gardens in Vermont. It explains that rain gardens are shallow depressions planted with native plants that capture stormwater runoff from impervious surfaces and allow it to soak into the ground. The manual outlines the step-by-step process for choosing a location, sizing, designing, installing, and maintaining a rain garden. It includes a plant list and sample planting plans tailored for Vermont's climate zones. The purpose is to help homeowners and others protect water quality in rivers and lakes by reducing and treating stormwater runoff through rain gardens.
CA: Bay-Friendly Rating Manual for New Homes LandscapesSotirakou964
This document provides guidelines for obtaining a Bay-Friendly Landscape rating for new home landscapes. It outlines principles and practices in various categories like site planning, stormwater management, soil health, materials selection, planting, irrigation, maintenance, education, and innovation. Following the guidelines can help landscapes contribute to watershed health by consuming fewer resources and providing wildlife habitat while reducing waste, runoff, and pollution. A Bay-Friendly rating recognizes landscapes that meet high environmental standards and can help projects comply with various regulations and earn additional points for certification under other programs.
This document outlines how various products from Invisible Structures can help achieve credits in the LEED green building rating system. It discusses how Grasspave2, Gravelpave2, Rainstore3, Slopetame2, Draincore2 and other permeable paving and stormwater management products can contribute to Stormwater Design, Heat Island Effect reduction, Water Efficiency, and other LEED credits. The products are said to provide environmental benefits like reducing impervious surfaces and pollutant loads while allowing for infiltration and groundwater recharge. They can also help projects comply with environmental laws regarding stormwater management.
These pages offer you a tour of what these homes offer—in terms of handpicked construction material, what it means to you as a long‐term resident, and in looks and aesthetic appeal.
This document provides an overview of the ZED Woods apartment complex, highlighting its green and sustainable features. It is India's first Platinum-rated residential building under the Indian green Business Council rating system. Some key points:
1) ZED Woods has expansive landscaped areas that provide fresh air and privacy while reducing heat. It is one of the highest rated green buildings in the world.
2) The development utilizes sustainable materials and technologies to minimize energy and water usage and rely less on municipal infrastructure.
3) Residents benefit from many amenities while living in an environmentally-friendly community that supports health, comfort and green living.
This document discusses non-conventional building materials including vegetable fibers like bamboo, coconut fibers, sisal, and jute. It describes how these materials can be used to create fiber cement composites as alternatives to asbestos cement. The document outlines research into using agricultural residues like rice husk and sugarcane bagasse ashes as substitutes for ordinary Portland cement. It also summarizes different processing techniques for fiber cement composites and their potential applications in roofing, housing, and infrastructure.
Thermax offers water and waste treatment solutions using its Fluidised Aerobic Bio-Reactor (FAB) technology. The FAB uses a moving bed biofilm reactor process that requires only 1/10th of the space of conventional treatment plants. Thermax has over 300 FAB reactors operating worldwide treating municipal sewage and providing cleaner water. The document discusses Thermax's expertise in various water treatment technologies and lists some municipal customers that use its FAB reactor systems.
The document provides information on bioretention and rain garden design, plant selection, and installation. It discusses how bioretention systems create an ideal environment for pollutant removal while also being an attractive landscaping feature. Reasons for bioretention systems include reducing stormwater volumes and limiting contamination. The document outlines design considerations like determining the drainage area and suitable locations. It provides guidance on sizing rain gardens based on soil type and whether the goal is partial or full stormwater capture. Technical rain gardens can be deeper with engineered soil mixes and drainage components.
This document provides information about Rainstore3, a subsurface stormwater storage system produced by Invisible Structures, Inc. It describes the key features and benefits of Rainstore3, such as its high storage capacity, flexibility in design, ability to be installed at shallow depths, and convenience of exfiltration. The document also discusses how Rainstore3 can enable development of sites that may otherwise be unable to be built upon due to stormwater management challenges. It then provides guidance on using Rainstore3 for various stormwater applications and outlines a five-step process for designing with Rainstore3.
This document discusses green roof systems and their advantages. It begins by outlining some key benefits of green roofs, such as minimizing stormwater runoff, extending roof membrane life, and providing energy savings and environmental benefits. It then covers various design elements that are important for green roofs, such as waterproofing membranes, drainage composites, irrigation methods, and roof drains. The presentation emphasizes that proper design and installation according to industry standards and manufacturer specifications are essential to achieve the performance benefits of a green roof system.
Maine: Adding a Rain Garden to Your LandscapeSotirakou964
This document provides instructions for installing a rain garden to help manage stormwater runoff. Some key points:
1) Rain gardens are depressions planted with water-loving native plants that allow rainwater runoff from rooftops or driveways to soak into the ground rather than flowing into nearby streams.
2) When designing a rain garden, homeowners should choose a location at least 10 feet from their foundation, avoid placing over septic systems or drinking water wells, and check for underground utilities.
3) The garden should be sized to hold the water from a one-inch rainstorm, about 30% of the drainage area. Water is directed into the garden through gutters, pipes,
Carbon fiber wraps can be used for strengthening concrete and steel structures by increasing strength and corrosion resistance, with advantages of high strength, low weight, and speed of installation. Applications include strengthening pipes, columns, beams, and walls for seismic activity, added loads, corrosion, fatigue, and repairs from cutting or drilling. Engineering support is available and examples provided strengthening infrastructure for water, sewer, power plants, and other industrial facilities.
2 Flooring Systems; The Effects of Composition and Applicationfranz_k
This document discusses flooring systems for food processing facilities and focuses on concrete substrates and monolithic resin flooring systems. It provides details on concrete composition, including Portland cement types and fly ash. Concrete behaviors like shrinkage and cracking are explained. Defects during concrete installation from freeze/thaw effects, chemical attack, crazing, scalling, spalling, blisters, and dusting are also outlined. The document then discusses tile, brick, and mortar (CRBT) flooring systems and their limitations before focusing on monolithic resin systems using epoxy, acrylic, polyurethane, polyester, and vinyl esters. Application methods for monolithic systems are also mentioned.
A Robotic Agent Platform for Embedding Software Agents Using Raspberry Pi and...Carlos Eduardo Pantoja
Presentation at WESSAC 2015. It was the first time that Javino middleware was presented.
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Pendidikan Jasmani adalah proses pendidikan yang menggunakan aktivitas fisik, permainan, atau olahraga untuk mengembangkan seluruh aspek kepribadian siswa, meliputi aspek mental, emosional, intelektual, dan sosial. Tujuannya adalah untuk membentuk siswa menjadi sehat, terampil, dan mampu berpartisipasi dalam kegiatan fisik seumur hidup."
This document discusses various techniques for prenatal screening and diagnosis of fetal abnormalities. It describes nuchal translucency screening as a non-invasive tool that is highly sensitive in detecting markers of chromosomal anomalies. It also discusses additional sonographic markers like echogenic foci, shortened long bones, and the measurement of nuchal skin folds to further assess risk. Overall, the document emphasizes the value of ultrasound screening in the first trimester for its ability to provide tangible information to patients and guide decisions about invasive diagnostic procedures.
Construction of an Elevated Garden - The Basics of Growing Green RoofsFarrah85p
This document provides an overview of green roofs, including their history and benefits. It discusses the different types of green roofs - extensive, intensive, and semi-intensive - and the key components of a green roof system, including a drainage layer, water retention product, root barrier, and growing medium. The document also summarizes a case study of a green roof installed at the National Research Council of Canada that demonstrated benefits like reducing urban heat and stormwater runoff.
O enfoque deste Workshop está na demonstração das oportunidades de intervenção que resultam da actual conjuntura no âmbito da CERTIFICAÇÃO ENERGÉTICA E DA QUALIDADE DO AR EM EDIFÍCIOS, dando relevo ao papel das COBERTURAS no desempenho energético-ambiental do edificado. O Workshop é dirigido a todos os decisores que influenciam a qualidade de construção do meio edificado.
O tema assume grande relevância, na medida em que as coberturas dos edifícios estão na origem de muitas patologias, que carecem de resolução urgente e, também, porque é nestes espaços que será possível integrar um conjunto importante das oportunidades associadas à sustentabilidade urbana – é o caso da utilização de energias renováveis, do aproveitamento da água da chuva e do contributo para a redução do efeito “Ilha de Calor Urbana”.
Bioclimatic solutions are passive cooling building materials designed for tropical climates. They include bioclimatic envelope, floor, and roof systems that reduce heat transfer and allow moisture vapor to escape from buildings. This decreases energy costs and indoor temperature fluctuations while preventing mold and moisture damage. The materials are made from recycled glass, are breathable and water resistant, and their installation can lower construction costs compared to traditional methods.
Roofing is an important consideration for LEED certification. Sarnafil roofing systems can help earn LEED points and their experience with over 20 LEED projects makes them well-qualified to assist. Their high-performance, energy-efficient and long-lasting membranes meet LEED criteria while offering benefits like reduced energy costs, design flexibility and proven durability over many years.
This document discusses green roofs and their benefits. It begins by defining green roofs as roofs covered in vegetation rather than just a waterproof membrane. There are two main types of green roofs - extensive and intensive. Extensive green roofs are lighter and require less maintenance while intensive green roofs can support a wider variety of plants. Green roofs provide multiple benefits such as absorbing rainwater, providing insulation, creating wildlife habitats, and reducing the urban heat island effect. They can also improve air quality, increase energy efficiency, and extend the lifespan of roofs. The document examines these benefits in further detail.
This document provides an overview and planning guide for Garden Roof® assemblies produced by Hydrotech. It discusses the benefits of green roofs, including reducing the urban heat island effect and stormwater runoff. It also outlines Hydrotech's approach to garden roof assemblies, which incorporates a monolithic membrane roof and proven green roof technologies. The document describes extensive, intensive, and lawn garden roof assembly types and lists their key components, such as growing media, drainage layers, and suitable plant types. Installation and maintenance considerations are also addressed.
The document discusses Renolit's AlkorGreen roofing system and the benefits of green roofs. It provides background on Renolit's 30+ years of experience and describes the key components of the AlkorGreen system, including waterproofing membranes, drainage layers, and sedum/substrate layers. It then outlines the different types of extensive, semi-intensive, and intensive green roofs and their characteristics. Finally, it summarizes the environmental, economic, and development benefits of green roofs, such as reduced energy costs, increased roof lifespan, stormwater management, and aesthetic value.
Renolit is a leading European producer of synthetic waterproofing membranes that has been in the market for over 30 years. Their Alkorgreen product is a quality green roof system that provides various environmental and economic benefits such as reducing heating/cooling costs, improving soundproofing, and creating habitat for flora and fauna. Alkorgreen can be installed on new and existing buildings to serve as an extensive, semi-intensive, or intensive green roof depending on the type of plants and substrate depth. It provides an all-in-one solution for waterproofing and constructing green roofs with just one contact.
This presentation gives a basic information about green roofing technology with easy English in a simple way. It has been used for conducting data about a study on "Assessing the awareness about green roofing technology and the effect of lecture on it. It is with minimum words and maximum content.
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This document summarizes Garland Sustainable Roofing Solutions' portfolio of high-performance and sustainable roofing products. It discusses five key ways roofing can be sustainable: through recycled materials, recyclable materials, extended service life, efficient resource use, and renewable energy. The portfolio includes products that provide sustainability through these categories, such as vegetative roofs, reflective coatings, and solar panels. The document emphasizes longevity, reflectivity, vegetative roofs, and photovoltaic systems as particularly important sustainable solutions.
This document is to give an insight on green roofing system, comparing it to the traditional and modern roofing system and also enumerating some key advantages of the new or green system to the environment.
Green roofs provide numerous advantages including:
1) Visual amenities like additional recreational space and more attractive appearances.
2) Economic benefits such as prolonged roof membrane lifespan up to 20 years, potential food production savings, and reduced heating/cooling costs.
3) Environmental advantages including increased biodiversity as habitats, improved stormwater management, better air quality from captured particles, lowered urban heat islands, reduced noise pollution, and decreased fire risk.
In this time of rising temperatures, abundant rain and socioeconomic imbalance, this seminar will suggest that green roofs are a powerful green building Best Management Practices (BMPs).
This presentation will outline the application, feasibility, benefits and challenges of green roofs in commercial application and put several widely debated questions into perspective: modular trays v. contiguous installations, upfront cost v. long-term investment, green roof v. other options, public access v. limited access, etc. Using local, national and international examples, she will explore green roof issues re: longevity, energy savings, stormwater management, maintenance, incentives and LEED points.
The three learning objectives are a) to understand green roof ROI for commercial buildings, b) to compare stormwater strategies of green roofs v underground cisterns and porous pavers and c) to compare green roofs to a solar roof or a white reflective roof.
Green roofs are a means to lowering the overall ambient temperature, reducing longterm costs on our buildings, sequestering CO2 and producing O2, improving the quality of life in our cities and boosting our green economy. Come learn more about green roofs at this seminar on May 7th.
This document provides an overview of green building seminar report that discusses key elements of green buildings including siting, energy efficiency, passive solar design, renewable energy, and material efficiency. It describes various methods and materials used in green construction for sites, structures, floors, roofs, insulation, and more. Indoor environmental quality guidelines are also covered, focusing on durability, reusability, and reducing indoor pollutants. The conclusion emphasizes that green building design is important for environmental protection and benefits owners through reduced costs.
Green roof technology covers buildings with vegetation layers, providing environmental and economic benefits. It helps reduce energy costs by insulating buildings, improves air quality by filtering pollutants, and prevents stormwater runoff. Green roofs are becoming more popular due to their ability to beautify cities while enhancing sustainability through reduced carbon emissions and increased biodiversity. Advancements have made green roofs more effective and affordable.
Green roofs, also known as living roofs, allow plants to grow on building roofs. They provide environmental benefits like reducing stormwater runoff and the urban heat island effect. While initially costly, green roofs last longer than traditional roofs and provide savings over time. When planning a green roof, homeowners should consider their roof's slope, climate conditions, and structural ability to support additional weight. Green roofs have multiple layers, including a waterproof membrane, drainage layer, lightweight growing media, and drought-tolerant plants. Proper planning and installation are needed to ensure a successful green roof.
Analysis of Upgradation of a Convectional Building into Green BuildingIJSRD
The phenomenon of global warming or climate change has led to many environmental issues including higher atmospheric temperatures, intensive precipitation, and increased Greenhouse gaseous emission and of course increased indoor discomfort condition. Researchers worldwide collectively agreed that one way of reducing the impact of global warming is by implementing Green Roof Technology which integrates vegetation, growing medium and water proofing membrane on top of the roof surface. This study emphasized to first analysis a convectional Building than upgrade it to a Green Building by the use of some Eco- Friendly materials. In addition to this by the use of some smart electrification work we can also conserve an ample amount of energy in a Convectional Building. Than by the use of different agencies which would provide checklist for Green Building we can rate a Convectional Building which is been upgraded into a Green Building..The objectives of this research were is Reduction in the indoor temperature of the room contributes reduction in energy consumption in the building. By the use of smart electrification an ample amount of energy can also be conserved. By the use of eco- friendly materials and waste products an ample amount of money can also be saved. Although by the up gradation of convectional building the initial cost will be high because of the use of some special material such as solar panel, rain water harvesting system but their application will return 10 times of what we invested
This project involved retrofitting a typical traditional Danish residential complex to meet passive house standards. A group of 12 teams with specialists from different backgrounds worked together on the project. Proposals included improving insulation, installing a ventillation system, modifying some interior spaces, adding solar panels, a ground source heating system supplemented by biomass, a green roof, grey water recycling, and energy simulations showing an 83.5% reduction in energy usage. The retrofit aimed to significantly improve energy efficiency while maintaining occupant comfort.
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This PowerPoint compilation offers a comprehensive overview of 20 leading innovation management frameworks and methodologies, selected for their broad applicability across various industries and organizational contexts. These frameworks are valuable resources for a wide range of users, including business professionals, educators, and consultants.
Each framework is presented with visually engaging diagrams and templates, ensuring the content is both informative and appealing. While this compilation is thorough, please note that the slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be sufficient for standalone instructional purposes.
This compilation is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of innovation management and drive meaningful change within their organization. Whether you aim to improve product development processes, enhance customer experiences, or drive digital transformation, these frameworks offer valuable insights and tools to help you achieve your goals.
INCLUDED FRAMEWORKS/MODELS:
1. Stanford’s Design Thinking
2. IDEO’s Human-Centered Design
3. Strategyzer’s Business Model Innovation
4. Lean Startup Methodology
5. Agile Innovation Framework
6. Doblin’s Ten Types of Innovation
7. McKinsey’s Three Horizons of Growth
8. Customer Journey Map
9. Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation Theory
10. Blue Ocean Strategy
11. Strategyn’s Jobs-To-Be-Done (JTBD) Framework with Job Map
12. Design Sprint Framework
13. The Double Diamond
14. Lean Six Sigma DMAIC
15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
16. Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats
17. Stage-Gate Model
18. Toyota’s Six Steps of Kaizen
19. Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
20. Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)
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1. Jiffy Green Roof Substrates
Pushing architectural boundaries, encompassing nature. Certified conforming according
to the new RAG Green Roof label
Background
One of the most valuable features of green roof infrastructure is that it
generates a wide range of social, economic and environmental benefits.
As we moved to the 21st century, green roofs can address many of the
challenges faced by urban residents.
The following describes some of the significant benefits of green roofs.
Mahler building, Amsterdam (a)
1. Energy Saving
Provide shade and remove heat from the air through evapotranspira-
tion, this in turns helps to reduce heat from the surrounding area, as
well as decreasing the amount of energy required to cool the building.
2. Stormwater Management
Reduces the amount of stormwater runoff and also delays the time at
which runoff occurs, resulting in decreased stress on sewer systems at
peak flow periods. With green roofs, water is stored by the substrate
and then taken up by the plants from where it is returned to the atmos- Mahler building, Amsterdam (b)
phere through transpiration and evaporation.
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2. Jiffy Green Roof Substrates
Pushing architectural boundaries, encompassing nature. Certified conforming according
to the new RAG Green Roof label
Background
3. Roof Membrane Protection and Life Extension
Help to protect roofing membranes from extreme temperature
fluctuations and negative impact of ultraviolet radiation. Green roofs will
easily double the life span of a conventional roof, and thus
decrease the need for re-roofing. These are direct operational cost savings
to the building owner.
Mahler building, Amsterdam (c)
4. Sound Insulation
The combination of soil, plants and trapped layers of air within green
roof systems can act as a sound insulation barrier. Sound waves are ab-
sorbed, reflected or deflected. The growing medium tends to block
lower sound frequencies while the plants block higher frequencies.
5. Fire Resistance
Slow the spread of fire to and from the building through the roof,
particularly where the growing medium is saturated. Mahler building, Amsterdam (d)
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3. Jiffy Green Roof Substrates
Pushing architectural boundaries, encompassing nature. Certified conforming according
to the new RAG Green Roof label
Background
6. Reduce "Urban Heat Island Effect" (*UHI)
Help to reduce building heating and cooling costs due to buffering effect
of the plant matter and soil. Green roofs are an important component in
an overall strategy to offset the negative impacts of "Urban Heat Island
Effect". Like urban forests and reflective roofing surfaces they absorb
and deflect solar radiation so that it does not produce heat.
Mahler building, Amsterdam (e)
7. Generate Aesthetic Benefits
Turn wasted roof space into various types of amenity space for building
occupants, improving quality of life.
*UHI - describes built up areas that are hotter than nearby rural areas. UHI can affect
communities by increasing peak energy demand, air-conditioning costs, air pollution, heat-
related illnesses and water quality.
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4. Jiffy Green Roof Substrates
Pushing architectural boundaries, encompassing nature. Certified conforming according
to the new RAG Green Roof label
Benefit from Jiffy's experience in their production
and supply of specialized substrate for roof gardens
Sustainable construction is becoming an increasingly important subject within the building
sector. Sustainability of buildings is getting more required from both consumers as the building
sector. Jiffy's Green Roof Substrates for roof gardens greatly buffer the flow of rainwater so
that drains have more time to transport the water. In addition, roof gardens provide a significant
reduction in particulate matter as they clean the air. Even more, because they help insulate
buildings providing cooling in hot weather and reducing the “Urban Heat Island Effect”.
Singapore
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5. Jiffy Green Roof Substrates
Pushing architectural boundaries, encompassing nature. Certified conforming according
to the new RAG Green Roof label
Product Features – In compliance with the
requirements for the construction of both
extensive and intensive roof gardens
• Standards comply with RHP – RAG label, • Reducing of noise level
conform to the FLL guideline
• Reducing of “Urban Heat Island Effect”
• Favourable low roof load
• Excellent chemical features
• Optimum growing properties
• Excellent physical features
• Excellent water buffer capacity
• Water absorption capacity
• Lightweight substrates
• Stability
• Easy application
• Environmentally friendly
• High quality minerals used: Right balance
between EC, pH-KCL, CaCO3
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6. Jiffy Green Roof Substrates
Pushing architectural boundaries, encompassing nature. Certified conforming according
to the new RAG Green Roof label
Certified in 2011 according to the new
RAG Green Roof label
detailed product specifications for technical support
PhySICAl PRoPERtIES IntEnSIvE ExtEnSIvE AdvAntAGES
dEnSITy (vOLUmE WEIGHT) AT mAxImUm 980 KG/m3 960 KG/m3 LOW STRUCTURAL LOAdInG COmbInEd WITH ACCEPTAbLE
WATER CAPACITy ROOTInG LAyER
dRy dEnSITy (vOLUmE WEIGHT) 440 KG/m3 430 KG/m3 LARGE mOISTURE CAPACITy AT LOW WEIGHT
mAxImUm WATER bUFFER /WATER CAPACITy 50-55% 50-55% LARGE WATER bUFFERInG CAPACITy
WATER PERmEAbILITy 10-30 mm/mInUTE 20-60 mm/mInUTE EFFECTIvE dRAInAGE OF ExCESS RAIn WATER
GRAnULAIR HOmOGEnEITy > 80% 2-8 mm > 80% 2-8 mm IdEAL FOR ROOTInG
TOTAL PORE vOLUmE > 80% > 80% HIGH POROSITy InCREASES WATER bUFFER
AIR vOLUmE AT mAxImUm WATER CAPACITy > 25% > 25% AIR FILLEd POROSITy EvEn AT WATER CAPACITy
ChEMICAl PRoPERtIES
pH 5-7,0 5-7,0 OPTImUm COnTROL AbILITy
(PROjECT dEPEndAbLE) (PROjECT dEPEndAbLE)
EC 15 mS/m FERTILIzER 15 mS/m FERTILIzER ExCELLEnT bUFFERInG OF nUTRIEnTS
LEvEL IS AdjUSTAbLE On LEvEL IS AdjUSTAbLE On
SPECIFICATIOn SPECIFICATIOn
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7. Jiffy Green Roof Substrates
Pushing architectural boundaries, encompassing nature. Certified conforming according
to the new RAG Green Roof label
Extensive and intensive
Jiffy Green roof substrates:
tyPE voluME wEIGht (kG.M³) MAxIMuM wAtER CAPACIty AIR voluME¹)
dRy dEnSITy WET dEnSITy ¹) (vOL.%) (vOL.%)
OTHER SUbSTRATES bASEd On 1000-1250 1500-1750 25-35 10-15 Extensive greenroof substrate
mInERAL LAvA
OTHER SUbSTRATES bASEd On 750-900 1350-1550 40-50 10-20
mInERALS bImS-LAvA
JIFFy GREEn RooF SUBStRAtES 420-440 960-1030 50-60 25-30
Table - comparison of Jiffy green roof substrates and other mineral based substrates available.
1) At saturated level
Practice Storage minerals
• Per saturated cm substrate layer per m² = water buffer is 5,5 liters.
• Per saturated cm substrate layer per m² = weight is just 10 kilos.
• Per saturated 5 cm substrate layer per m² = water buffer is 27,5 liters.
• Per saturated 5 cm substrate layer per m² = weight is just 50 kilos.
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8. Jiffy Green Roof Substrates
Pushing architectural boundaries, encompassing nature. Certified conforming according
to the new RAG Green Roof label
RhP and RAG; Product Certification
and Quality Mark
RHP - the quality mark for substrates and raw materials
The RHP quality mark for substrates is issued by the RHP Foundation.
Located in the netherlands, RHP is the leading centre of expertise on
substrates and soil improving materials in Europe. The RHP quality
mark is granted to traders, producers and importers of peat products.
The quality mark covers raw materials, potting soil mixtures and
substrates, making sure all substrates abide by the stringent production
guidelines of the foundation.
The RHP quality mark guarantees the products' quality throughout the
entire production chain, from extraction from their source to processing
by the buyer.
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9. Jiffy Green Roof Substrates
Pushing architectural boundaries, encompassing nature. Certified conforming according
to the new RAG Green Roof label
RhP and RAG; Product Certification
and Quality Mark
RAG - the quality mark for soil supply and soil improvers
The substrate with the RAG-quality mark has amongst others been
tested on chemical, physical and phytosanitary requirements. The raw
materials that are used for the production of the substrates have been
tested on the quantity of germinative weed seeds. If the requirement
for this is exceeded, such materials are rejected for the application of
the RAG-quality mark.
This system of quality control supplies the best possible assurance on:
• best growth circumstances.
• Good air and water content in the culture medium.
• Regular supply of nutrients in the soil.
• Stable medium.
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10. Jiffy Green Roof Substrates
Pushing architectural boundaries, encompassing nature. Certified conforming according
to the new RAG Green Roof label
Quality and Jiffy Group
Certificate
jiffy Products International bv has a quality system in
place, conforming to the norms of the ISO 9001 quality
control system applicable to the following activities:
Production, Trade, Transportation and development of
substrates and related horticultural products. The cer-
tificate has been granted by an accredited certification
body.
RHP Certificate
Quality is the main ingredient of the products delivered by jiffy. All jiffy substrates carry the
RHP certificate as securing the customer a uniform quality product every single time. The
RHP quality mark for substrates is issued by the Stichting RHP (RHP Foundation), the leading
centre of expertise on substrates and soil-improving materials in Europe, and is granted to
traders, producers and importers of peat products, raw materials, potting soil mixtures and
substrates. the RHP quality mark has been developed by the RHP Foundation to guarantee
the products' quality throughout the entire production chain, from extraction from their
source to processing by the buyer.
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11. Jiffy Green Roof Substrates
Pushing architectural boundaries, encompassing nature. Certified conforming according
to the new RAG Green Roof label
Product
Quality and Jiffy Group Certifications
Quality Guarantee
The RHP quality mark constitutes the basis for watertight agreements
with substrate suppliers concerning the quality requirements with which
a substrate must comply. An independent organization performs checks
for compliance with these agreements, so that growers can rest assured
that the supplied substrate will be of perfect quality.
Uniform Product
The stringent requirements with which substrates bearing the RHP
quality mark must comply translates into every grower using RHP-
approved substrates will know that the products will not deviate from
the specifications in an inadmissible manner. So no matter what season;
Summer, Fall, Winter or Spring, you can be reassured that the quality of
an RHP approved substrate will be the same.
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12. Jiffy Green Roof Substrates
Pushing architectural boundaries, encompassing nature. Certified conforming according
to the new RAG Green Roof label
Quality and Jiffy Group
Crop Insurance
Insurance companies often refer to the RHP-quality mark when dealing with crop insurance
as for them, RHP certification is a sound guarantee often rewarded with attractive premiums
for you.
Limited Risk Factors
As the RHP Foundation's quality assurance system covers the entire production chain, risk
factors are excluded at a very early stage to leave absolutely nothing to chance.
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