Part 2 of 4: architects, engineers and owners in one world model, with loads, HVAC sizing, daylight and compliance checks all running from the same building. #EnergyModeling https://t.co/a88dmMstie
There's no 200°C activation step to wait for: Wildfire Shield's ceramic particles reject radiant heat on timber lagging from the day the film cures. #WildfireResilience#TimberLagging https://t.co/jP89Xj2Khb
Part 1 of 4: the gap between how a building was meant to perform and how it actually does. Roovie gives every building a physics-based world model built to close it. #BuildingPerformance https://t.co/xLpPjeGoIU
"Because this degradation often occurs beneath otherwise intact insulation systems, wall loss can progress unnoticed until insulation is removed during a scheduled inspection." Hani Taan, Chief Technology Officer, NanoTech Materials #CUI https://t.co/5TZrtyJjJ5
The Palisades Fire damaged a 710-ft wall on PCH. Caltrans rebuilt it with timber lagging coated in our Wildfire Shield, most of it pre-coated before it reached the site. See it on Smithsonian Channel's How Did They Fix That?, S5 premiere, ~18:45. https://t.co/yQn1IKpVKP
"While once considered novel, insulative coatings for tanks and piping are gaining mainstream acceptance."
Hani Taan, Chief Technology Officer, NanoTech Materials #IndustrialCoatings https://t.co/A0U2FJ95yP
On most jobs, one or two coats of Cool Touch bring exposed hot equipment to 140°F (60°C) or below, per ASTM C1055. Valves, flanges and fittings are where contact is most likely, so that's where we'd start a walk-down. #AssetIntegrity https://t.co/TeaK3MadsS
"Hands-on training gave the construction crews confidence in both the application process and the quality expectations required for long-term performance."
Troy Marshall, Vice President, Thermal Management https://t.co/hnH8jIdV19
"The first step is identifying the infrastructure that is most exposed, particularly in regions with elevated wildfire risk."
Troy Marshall, Vice President, Thermal Management #GridHardening https://t.co/Gy4xdmv4kR
AEE World 2026 is a wrap. Three days in Orlando talking cooling load, roof temps, and where a thermal barrier actually earns its keep. Thanks to everyone who stopped by the booth. The follow-up list is long and we're already on it. See you next year. https://t.co/ZvCwjRwNFx
A hot roof, timber in a fire corridor, and a process line nobody can touch look like three jobs. One particle answers all three. Our Technical Director walks through the R&D behind it Sep 2, 11:00 AM CT. #MaterialScience https://t.co/mQdLPqV2IO
What's the ceiling, and what happens above it? Cool Touch holds a touch-tolerable surface to 350°F at an 80 mil build. Above that, mineral wool is the right call at 1,200°F. A spec that names its own boundary is the one worth reading. #CUI https://t.co/DVdcA13qT1
A figure on a data sheet is not a rated value. A California plan reviewer checks the aged solar reflectance, the SRI, and the CRRC Product ID. No directory listing, no number. #Title24#EnergyCodes https://t.co/NY5pxDKB78
⚡ A rooftop array and the roof under it are one thermal system. Module output drops as cell temperature climbs, and the membrane around the panels sets the local surface temperature. #SRI https://t.co/bvoutrTVnk
🔧 Valves and flanges are the hardest spots to reach on a unit, and the spots where jacket seams let water sit against the steel. Access cost, not the scan, is what delays the finding. #CUI#AssetIntegrity https://t.co/NtPxKZCebD
⚡ Recovery after a fire is two jobs: put service back and clear what burned. Every wooden asset still standing gets a keep-or-replace call. That's a condition assessment, not a guess. #InfrastructureResilience#UtilityPoles https://t.co/Gx47ngGIor
Restoration is a condition call, not an age call. A roof in fair shape is a candidate. A failed one isn't. Assessment first, then price the coating against replacement. #RoofRestoration https://t.co/cPi4Q2xIKc
🔬 Screening a coating formulation is getting faster. Proving one is not. A number means something when the method that produced it has a name: ASTM, ISO, CRRC. That gate hasn't moved. #AdvancedMaterials#MaterialScience https://t.co/DumqbwDpNM
ERCOT is holding 474 GW of interconnection requests, over five times peak demand, roughly 90% data centers. You can't change the queue. You can change how many kilowatts your roof hands the chiller on an August afternoon. #HVAC https://t.co/JoS224uozE
A gas regulator chills itself from the inside, roughly 6°F to 8°F per 100 psi it sheds. In humid coastal air that parks the surface under the dew point all day. Cool Touch holds it above. Tested 480 hours for condensation per ISO 6270-1. #CUI#Corrosion https://t.co/GDsY4hTQFz