Independent Testing

 

Extensive testing has shown that in summer Solacoat can reduce the temperature of roofing materials by around 40°C creating a pleasant environment within the building.

For a house roof of 150 sq.metres Solacoat reduces the heat absorption of a green colourbond roof from 39 kilowatts to under 4 kilowatts. This can result in hundreds of dollars in savings by reduced air cooling costs during summer.

 

By using Solacoat on your roof, this will result in savings from power generation and a reduction of approximately 4 tonnes in the amount of carbon dioxide Greenhouse Gas going into the atmosphere.

The following literature is available to download:

Solacoat vs Common Roofing Materials

by Dr Tuquadbo Tesfamichael & Prof John Bell - QUT

Solacoat and the R factor

by Dr Harry Suehrcke (PhD) and Neville Selby (B Eng) - James Cook University

Solacoat R-Value 

by Dr H Suehrcke 

Effect of Roof Solar Reflectance on the Building Heat Gain in a Hot Climate

by Dr Harry Suehrcke, Eric L Peterson, Neville Selby - James Cook University

Read the full report above or the extract which was featured in the prestigious USA Energy and Building Journal or go directly to Dr Harry Suehrcke - contact details below.

Coil Coatings Energy Performance

by Professor John Bell, PhD, QUT

Solacoat reduces water pipe temperatures - available on request

by Dr Wim Dekkers, Prof John Bell, Dr Richard Brown - QUT

For further information and assistance please contact Coolshield.

 

Our independent researchers are:

Dr Harry Suehrcke (PhD, MIEAust, CPEng)
James Cook University
Townsville Australia
Phone: +61 8 9316 0540
Fax: +61 8 9316 0540
Email 

and

Dr Eric Petersen, PhD

Victoria University
Footscray Park Campus Ballarat Road
Footscray VIC 8001
Phone: +61 3 9919 4859
Fax: +61 3 9919 4139
Email 

 

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