Silicone Coatings: A Risk Mitigation Strategy for Thermal Stress Breakage (ICD201) (Live)

Course Description:

This course will provide architects, specifiers, and façade consultants education about silicone-based spandrel glass coating technologies. Attendees will learn about the risks of thermal stress breakage due to ceramic frit’s weakening effects on heat-treated glass. Testing methodology and industry standards will also be addressed. Alternative coating solutions will be introduced as a strategy to reduce risk of thermally induced breakage in glass facades.  

Learning Objectives:

After completion of this course, participants will be able to understand the following:

• LO1: Aesthetic and Environmental Benefits of a Glass Facade
• LO2: What is Thermal Stress Breakage? 
• LO3: Why does Thermal Stress Breakage Occur and How Could Safety be Compromised?
• LO4: What is the Solution and How is Welfare Impacted by Material Selection?

Course Title:

Silicone Coatings: A Risk Mitigation Strategy for Thermal Stress Breakage

Course Number:

ICD201

Program Sponsor:

ICD High Performance Coatings

Length:

One Hour

Credits:

One Learning Unit

• 1 AIA/HSW LU
• 1 AIBC LU
• 1 AAA LU
• 1 Self-Reported Credit

Method of Delivery:

The approved facilitator will present this course in a one-hour format. The presentations will be interactive and presented through the zoom webinar platform.

A/V Needs:

All attending participants may need electrical power, a computer with audio listening capabilities and a download of the zoom platform.

Target Audience:

Architects, specifiers, designers, owners and other related design professionals. This webinar can host up to 500 attendees.

Facilitator Qualifications:

All approved facilitators have been trained on CES guidelines and presentation skills. Additionally, they have in-depth knowledge of architectural specialty glazing products.

Cost:

ICD sponsors this program - there is no cost for participants.