1. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Sächsisches Textilforschungsinstitut e.V. an der Technischen Universität Chemnitz Saxon Textile Research Institute at the Chemnitz University of Technology Annaberger Straße 240 09125 Chemnitz Managing Director: Dipl.-Ing.-Ök. Andreas Berthel Phone: +49 3 71 52 74-0E-Mail: stfi@stfi.de Fax: +49 3 71 52 74-1 53 Internet: www.stfi.de

2. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 12 Month Meeting WP2 Update on Nonwoven Textiles

3. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 WP2 – Knowledge base end of WP2

4. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 WP2 – Knowledge base WP Leader: NTUA Duration: M4 (04/10)– M16 (04/11) Involved partners: DAPP, Imprima, NOTT, Nanophos, Boerner, STFI, NTUA, TNO

5. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 WP2 – Knowledge base 3 Subtasks: T 2.1/TNO  D2.1 (M16/TNO) Micro-encapsulation of functional agents (PCMs, self- healing agents) T2.2/STFI  D2.2 (M16/STFI) Nonwoven textile matrices T2.3/NTUA  D2.3 (M16/NTUA) Waterproof and reflective coatings (incl. biobased oils and waxes plus nano particles)

6. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Two approaches Approach 1: Bitumen + reflective impregnated textile layer on top Approach 2: Newly developed roofing material with reflective coating, on top and PCMs and Arginotec in the intermediate layer Structure for approach 2

7. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Type of needed nonwoven layers 1.Top layer: Thin nonwoven layer impregnated with top coat including functional additives ensuring a high solar reflectivity or self cleaning Prefabricated material to be laminated on the roofing layer Needed for approach 1 and approach 2

8. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Type of nonwoven layers 2.Functional/Intermediate layer: 3D textile matrix membrane with adhesive layer impregnated with an emulsion (bitumen and/or polymer) including functional materials/fillers to improve for instance flame retardancy or to heal small damages Top coat layer and functional layer are separated and have to be combined Needed for approach 2

9. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Delivery of nonwoven samples Overview on sample deliveries for top coat layer and functional/intermediate layer done by STFI :

10. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Top coat layer Activities:  Production of hand samples coated by NTUA/TNO with acrylic paint Vivecryl (from NANOPHOS) and Encryl (from Boerner) Tests: 1.Thermal behaviour 2.Thermal conductivity  Results are presented by NTUA

11. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Top coat layer 3. Water permeability: Step 1: Testing the original material  hydrostatic pressure test according DIN EN 20811 Step 2: Abrasion test DIN EN ISO 12947  Martindale device Step 3: Testing the Resistance to water penetration after abrasion treatment  see step 1 Results:  Mechanical influences such as abrasion increase the water permeability of coated material  Sealing the top layer at first with Encryl at the back side delays water penetration

12. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Top coat layer 4. Reflexion degree:  Reflexion coefficient is measured by a spectral photometer (type: Lambda 900 of company PERKIN Elmer Corp./USA with 150 mm integrated sphere and 8° inclination of sample surface to the light incidence axis)  According to European standard EN 410 (reflexion, transmission and absorption of visible light and global radiation)

13. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Top coat layer 4. Reflexion degree: Light reflexion degree is the share of sun radiation in the range of visible light which is reflected. Solar reflection degree is the share of sun radiation of the entire wave length range which is reflected. Results:  the values for light reflexion are between 0,63 and 0,82  the values for solar reflexion are between 0,72 and 0,90 Following the conceptual design and the data from standards a IR value of 0,8 is required.

14. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Top coat layer Activities:  After identifying a suitable material the nonwoven was coated at STFIs lab scale coating plant

15. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Top coat layer Results:  Most suitable material for top coat layer samples are spunbond nonwovens thermally bonded (very thin)  Coating at first the backside with Encryl prevents a penetration of Vivecryl to save acrylic paint  A suitable technology for coating is slop padding (kiss roll) to guarantee an even distribution of the top coat Next activities:  Top coat layer coated at the lab scale plant was sent to NTUA and TNO for testing  STFI works on improving the evenness in applying the coating agents

16. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Functional/intermediate layer Activities:  Production of hand samples sent to TNO for coating  Materials were coated with aqueous suspensions of acrylates or stabilised bitumen to be combined with suspensions of Arginotec and/or encapsulated PCM’s and tested  Different deliveries to identify the most suitable material  Close cooperation with TNO to determine the most suitable material

17. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Functional/intermediate layer Results:  Good results in impregnation is only possible if the nonwoven material is hydrophilic enough, has a good wet ability and does not contain too many small air pockets  Low density and thickness up to 4.5 mm deliver good impregnation results  Spunbond nonwovens are very thin and not suitable for coating with aqueous suspension  Suitable materials related to thickness and density are needle-punched nonwovens with an mass per unit area around 400 g/m² and thermally after-treated to smooth the surface

18. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Next activities:  Evaluation of sample delivery sent by end of November to TNO  Identification of most suitable nonwoven material  After identifying the best material, production of more nonwoven material at lab scale plant Functional/intermediate layer Equipment for production of needle- punched nonwovens

19. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Summary activities of STFI… …in project year 1: Top coat layer: Nonwoven production Coating trials Testing (water permeability, reflexion degree) Functional layer: Nonwoven production Testing (water permeability, reflexion degree)

20. NU-ROOF 12 Month Meeting Chemnitz 14/15 December 2010 Summary meetings… …with STFI participation in project year 1 MeetingLocationDate Kick-off meetingGenova (IT)03.02.2010 Kick-off meeting WP2Athens (GR)13.04.2010 Technical meeting with TNO, Boerner, NOTT Chemnitz (DE)12.05.2010 6 Months MeetingRoma (IT)17.06.2010 Technical meeting with NTUA, DAPP, TNO, NOTT, Boerner Bad Hersfeld (DE)30.09.2010 12 Months MeetingChemnitz (DE)14./15.12.2010