b'LE CONSEIL NATIONAL DE RECHERCHESdetails, Molleti explains. With this data, we were able to develop Energy-RCI, an online web tool that designers can use to quantify the thermal bridging in their roofs.Energy-RCI will be part of the next iteration of the National Energy Building Code, and the third stageoftheERCRconsortiumsresearchisbeing conductednow.CRCAsactiveparticipationin these initiatives has been instrumental in translating research into practical applications, Molleti adds.Outsideofitsstandardizationwork,theNRC works with CRCA to tackle the industrys pressing issues.Forinstance,itiscurrentlyexploringthe issue of wrinkling membranes in bituminous roofing systems, and working with CRCA to develop test methods for evaluating the hydrological performance of green and blue roofs, which could help reduce urban flooding.An uplifting partnershipThe NRC has done much to uplift Canadas roofing sectorbyleveragingitsresourcesandresearchThis NRC facility tests roof performance under static and dynamic wind conditions for capabilities.Inadditiontocontributingtosafer,roofs, helping manufacturers assess their systems using the CSA 123.21 test protocol. moreeffectiveandfuture-readybuildings,its(Credit: National Research Council.)partnershipwithCRCAunderscoresthevalueofCette installation du CNRC teste le rendement du toit dans des conditions de vent statique et dynamique pour les toits, aidant ainsi les fabricantsindustry and research organizations coming togethervaluer leurs systmeslaide du protocole dessai CSA 123.21. for the betterment of all stakeholders. (Crdit : Conseil national de recherches du Canada.)VISIT US AT BOOTH:454456APRIL 1516, 2025THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIOPRIMEGRIP.COM | 905-671-4788PRINTEMPS/T 2025 COUVERTURES CANADA 23'