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13. Ozone resistance14. Accelerated weathering15. Dynamic impacting16. Tear resistance17. Tearing strength18. Low temperature impact19. Permeability20. Dimensional change21. Cone penetrationReporting of test results data for Items 4 through 21 isbased on recognized test methods. The specific testmethods utilized are at the discretion of the listingmanufacturers for their specific products; the specifictest methods utilized by the manufacturers are listedwithin the test data.Warranty information for other prefabricated single-plymembrane roof systems is provided in Section 5: RoofMembrane Warranties.Users of the guide who are interested in additionalinformation regarding other prefabricated single-plymembrane roof systems are encouraged to refer to TheNRCA Roofing and Waterproofing Manual, FourthEdition.Spray Polyurethane Foam-BasedSpray polyurethane foam-based (SPF) roof systemsconsist of a two-part liquid that is spray-applied in thefield to form an insulation base. Over this base, aprotective coating is applied, which provides theweatherproofing component of the roof system.Information on SPF-based roof system products ispresented in the guide in two parts: Part 1: ProtectiveCoatings and Part 2: Insulation.Specific information included in Part 1: ProtectiveCoatings is as follows:1. Company name2. Product name3. Coating description4. Name of base coat and top coat5. Number of coating applications required6. Required dry film thickness7. Film cure time8. Minimum slope required9. Requirements for use10. Flashing material11. Application conditions12. Application equipment requirements13. Restricted regions14. Restricted building uses15. Recommended recoating schedule16. Physical properties17. UL 790, Class A18. Foam insulation requirements19. Foam available from manufacturer20. Year of first commercial use21. Number of squares installed22. Manufacturer-qualified applicator required23. Methods of distribution24. Number of regional service locations25. Sales and technical information contactsSpecific information included in Part 2: insulation is asfollows:1. Company name2. Product name3. Recommended types of protective coatings4. System coating available from manufacturer5. Required application conditions6. Physical properties of the foam7. UL 790, Class A8. Year of first commercial use9. Number of squares installed10. Manufacturer-qualified applicators required11. Methods of distribution12. Number of regional sales locations13. Sales and technical information contactsUsers of the guide who are interested in additionalinformation regarding SPF-based roof systems areencouraged to refer to The NRCA SPF-Based RoofingManual or The NRCA Roofing and WaterproofingManual, Fourth Edition.Metal PanelMetal panel roof systems are traditionally divided intotwo categories: structural metal panels andarchitectural metal panels. Generally, structural metalpanel roof systems are installed on low-slope roofs,that is roofs with slopes less than 3:12 (14 degrees).Architectural metal panel roof systems are generallyinstalled on steep-slope roof systems, that is roofs withslopes of 3:12 (14 degrees) or greater. Structural metalpanel roof systems can support structural loads withoutbeing applied over separate roof decks. Architecturalmetal panel roof systems are applied over structuralroof decks that resists structural loads.Information on metal panel roof systems, bothstructural metal panels and architectural metal panels,is contained in the guide. Specific information inincluded is as follows:1. Company name2. Product name3. Architectural/structural applications4. Panel configuration5. System requirements6. Panel profile7. Seam processing, height and sealant8. Fastening method9. Specialty applications10. Manufacturer and product data32
11. ASTM E 331 water penetration12. ASTM E 1646 water penetration13. ASTM E 283 air infiltration14. ASTM E 1680 air infiltration15. FM/UL wind uplift ratingsUsers of the guide who are interested in additionalinformation regarding metal panel roof systems areencouraged to refer to The NRCA Metal RoofingManual or The NRCA Roofing and WaterproofingManual, Fourth Edition.33
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