ZAG EPD Environmental Product Declaration According to ISO 14025 and EN 15804 Trimoterm fagade panel EPD number EPD-19/0005 EPD number at ECO-Platform 00001032 EPD owner \Shrimo, architectural solutions, d.o.o., Prijateljeva cesta 12 822 Trebnie, Slovenia EPD Program operator D Issue date 2022 Valid until 2024 This EPD replaces a By sj000s, valid from 12. 12. 2019 to 11. 12.2024 www.zag.siZAG TRI MO General information Program holder: Slovenian National Building And Civil Engineering Institute - ZAG Commercial name Trimoterm facade panel ‘Owner of the Environmental Product Declaration: Trimo, architectural solutions, 4.0.0. Prijateljeva cesta 12 Dimigeva 12 8210 Trebnje +1000 Ljubljana Slovenia Slovenia https://www.trimo-group.com/en htte://www.zagsi Number of the Environmental Product | Declared unit: Deemer Am’ of Trimoterm facade panel PD-19/0005 This Environmental Product Declaration is based on the Product Category Rules (PCR): Part B: Requirements on the EPD for Double skin metal faced sandwich panels, 2012, Institut Bauen und Umwelt eV. Scope: AL-A3, A4, C2, C4 and D Issue date: 21.9, 2022 unti 11,12. 2024 Production plant: ‘Trimo, architectural solutions, d.o.0. Prijateljeva cesta 12 8210 Trebnje Slovenia Franc Capuder, M.Sc Slovenian National Building And Civil Engineering Institute - ZAG Verification: The CEN standard SIST EN 15804 serves as the core Product Category Rule (PCR) Independent verification of the EPD according to EN ISO 14025 | Ginternal external Title and the handwritten Hiddai Kara, PhD nature of verificator: Qa: 0. Metsims Sustainability Consulting 4 Clear Water Place OX2 7NL, United Kingdom rN 3 Jitlg.ahd handwritten signature of leading expert: =) 5} Aniaibelek, MSc. a q 5 Slovenian National Building And Civil Engineering Institute ~ ZAG Page 2 of 16 pages EPD-191006, issue 21.9, 2022 (br, P.U.10-100-912ZAG EPD 1 Product 1.1 Product description Trimoterm fireproof facade and roof system is a high quality, versatile and environmentally friendly construction product, where the highest demands of fire resistance, sound reduction and thermal insulation are required. It offers the perfect ‘combination of functionality and durability, whilst also supporting true architectural expression. Available with a complete system of matching components and meeting country-specific requirements and regulations, Trimoterm is suitable for wide range of external facade and roof cladding, internal partition walls, fire walls and ceilings. With strong fire resistance, excellent thermal and sound insulation, as well as excellent hygienic characteristics, Trimoterm panels can also be successfully used in the most demanding environments, such as in the energy production and food-processing sectors as well as in the pharmaceutical industry. Trimoterm fagade element consists of two galvanised and pre-finished steel sheets bonded to 2 non-combustible A1 mineral wool core. All ayers together make a solid element of thickness ranging. from 50 mm to 250 mm. Trimoterm is available in either flat or curved options. Preinstalled gaskets prevent water to enter the system. 1.2 Technical Data Trimoterm facade panels are manufactured according to the standard SIST EN 14509 (Self- supporting double skin metal faced insulating panels ~ Factory made products ~ Specifications). Three different variations of Trimoterm fa; panels have been considered: Trimoterm P; ‘Trimoterm Power T and Trimoterm Perfor Page 3 of 16 pages EPD-19/006, issue 21. 9, 2022 TRI MO Trimoterm Power S facade system ensures higher structural spanning capabilities, while also achieving superior strength that is capable of withstanding high wind loads. Trimoterm Power S also enables up to 100% faster installation and durable performance. Trimoterm Power T facade and roof system guarantees extremely high thermal insulation, stable indoor climate, air quality and energy savings through reduced heat loss and lower running costs even in most demanding climate environments. Trimoterm Perform R is a high-quality facade and roof system that can be fitted to almost any building and is suitable for internal and external applications. Three different panel thicknesses have been considered: 60 mm, 150 mm and 240mm. Table 1: The characteristics of Trimoterm Power $ facade panel Panel thickness (rm) | 150 ‘Mass = FTV (kg/m?) 15,80 | 26,10 Mass-FIVHL(ke/m') | 16,00 | 26,30 ElFireresistance-FTv | 6130 | £1180 ElFire resistance FIV | N/A | £1180 Thermal transmittance : (Wim? k) 06 | 028 | 037 Alrborne sound insulation (eas i) 30023) | 32¢;2) | 32(4;2) Combustibility of nsulant | Mineral wool non-combustible core Class AL ‘Water permeability Class &(2200Pa) Table 2: The characteristics of Trimoterm Power T facade panel Pana thickness am) @ [0] 20 Mass ~ FTV (kg/m?) 14,40. 22,50 30,60 Mass - FTV HL (kg/m?) 14,60. 22,70 30,80 Elfireresiance -FTV|_Wa | ego | e240 ElFire resistance =FTVHL_| WA | ego | e240 Thermal wansmitance ago | 02 | ose (W/m? kK) a Airborne sound insulation Im 0453 (C;Ctr) (4B) ou ieee Tig Rombustbttyofnulant | Mineral woo! non-combustible Tae ast Wlerpermeabity las (20079) NY LJUBLIANA 2 br. P.U.10-100-912ZAG EPD Table 3: The characteristics of Trimoterm Perform R facade panel Panel thickness (mm) oo | 150 | 240 ‘Mass ~ FTV (kg/m?) 35,00 | 24,00 | 33,00 ‘Mass = FTV HL (ke/m) 3520 | 2420 [33,20 El Fire resistance - FTV. e20_|_engo_| 1240 ElFireresistance-FIVML | e120 | 1180 | £1240 Thermal transmittance (wines 063 | 026 | oa7 ‘rborne sound insulation (68) Combustibilty of insulant core Class AL 30(2:3) | 326 2) | 24:2) ‘Mineral wool non-combustible Water permeability ‘lass A (1200Pa) 1.3 Base materials The basic materials for the production of Trimoterm facade panels are: - Galvanized steel sheet ~ Adhesives (isocyanate and polyol) = Rock mineral wool = Polyurethane sealing tape This product does not contain materials that exceed the limits for registration within the Candidate List of substances of very high concern (SVHCs) for authorisation. 1.4 Manufacturing process Trimoterm facade panels are produced at the manufacturer's production plant in Trebnje, Slovenia. The Trimoterm production process starts with the unwinding of two coils of steel sheet in unwinding device, with the steel sheets being shaped in the profiling unit of the assembly line. The sheet profile and the side joint of the panels ‘are produced in the profilation process, which is carried out on a rotary motion tool according to the principle of rolling endless sheet Next, mineral wool plates are cut and inser the so-called “carpet of mineral wool”. Th forms the core of the panel, which provides 1 Page 4 of 16 pages EPD-191008, issue 21.9. 2022 TRI MO required mechanical properties of the final product. After the profiling of the steel sheet and the preparation of mineral wool, polyurethane adhesive is applied. The adhesive is two- component and reacts above a certain temperature. Therefore, both adhesive and steel sheets are preheated before the application process. The adhesive represents the adhesion between the outer sheet and the mineral wool and between inner sheet and mineral wool. The final stage in the assembly process is the closure of the top sheet, bottom sheet and the mineral wool by compression in a double belt, where the adhesive finally reacts and creates adhesion between all components of the finished composite. in addition, sealing is inserted in both internal and external panel joint. The final product is an endless panel, which needs to be cut to the desired length. The cutting is done with the band flying saw, which travels in synchronization with the panel. Finally, finished panels are stacked in a package, protected with foil and prepared for transport to construction site. | 1 eat emer (Speen) a “figure 1: The schematic representation of the joterm facade panel production process = Packaging The following materials have been used for the packaging of the final product: br. P.U.10-100-9/2ZAG EPD — Polyethylene (PE) foil — Expanded polystyrene (EPS) = Polypropylene (PP) tape 1.6 Further information Further information about Trimoterm facade panels is available on the manufacturer web page: httes://www.trimo-group.com/en 2 LCA: Calculation rules 2.1 EPD classification ‘Type of EPD: Ja) Declaration of a specific product from a manufacturer's plant 2.2. Declared unit The declared unit has been defined in accordance the Product Category Rules (PCR) Part 8: Requirements on the EPD for Double skin metal faced sandwich panels, which has been issued by the by the Institut Bauen und Umwelt e.V. (IBU). The following declared unit has been applied: 1m’ of Trimoterm facade panel 2.3. System boundary ‘The system boundaries have been defined in accordance with the modular principle described in the European standard for Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) EN 15804. This LCA study is based on the cradle to gate with options principle and includes modules A1-A3, A4, C2, C4 and module D. The LCA of Trimoterm facade panel covers the following life cycle stages: Al: raw material extraction and proy processing of secondary material inj recycling processes); A2: transport to the manufacturer; age 6 of 16 pages EPD-191006, issue 21.9. 2022 yanufacturing; including provision of all materials, products and related energy and water use. transport to the building site; including provision of all materials, products and related energy and water use. 2: transport to waste processing; ca: posal; including provision of all materials, products and related energy and water use. D: reuse, recovery and/or recycling potentials, expressed as net impacts and benefits. The selection of the modules A1-A3, A4, C2, C4 and D, and exclusion of modules AS, B1-B7, C1 and C3, from this LCA study was based primarily on the availability, quality and reliability of data. The data used for modules A1-A3 and A4 are based on the measured quantities. provided by the manufacturer, while data used for modules C2, C4 and D are based on the information provided by the Joint Research Centre (JRC) and their European Platform on Life Cycle Assessment. In addition, the selection of modules A1-A3, 4, C2, 4 and D is also in accordance with the modules selected for the association EPD that was prepared for member companies of the European Association for Panels and Profiles (PPA ~ Europe). The manufacturer is a PPA ~ Europe member and has provided data for the development of the association EPD. Even though this PPA - Europe EPD is an average EPD that cannot be (directly) compared to the EPDs that will be issued based on this LCA study, it nonetheless provides a general ‘guidance on what type of LCA analysis is expected within the industry. “Se-should be noted that the excluded modules (i.e. thodules AS, 81-87, C1 and C3) could be calculated 23 well. 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P.U.10-100-912ZAG EPD TRI MO Table 8: Indicators of environmental impacts per 1m’ of Trimoterm Perform R facade panel ae x @ x r hikes | leer | eee Lee eee el eae el te i ele oe vera [oes [oes [orcs [are [aac [owe [ser [are | mem [ase [omen [mee | ne | ser ae | noe rove [ou | sree [sen [ane [vars [sce | nen [eo [oc [re | anon [ om | mer [ ane] ome | acer mamas fuera [rae [on [ssa [eae [ane [aoe [ae [wat [eames | one [see |aree| wea [are [ower wi [uma [ome | ena [ane [sum | ome [axe | wee [aoe [erm [sew | mae [amo] ane ae eo once [armen [sm [snes [se [ome | semen [amen | mn [men [amen [au | aes [ser] ee | yay cor [owconet | wer [ame | orn [erase [umes | vet [em an [aoe [ronan [one | aor a | mn [ame ro [term [omer [ame [arr [we [armen | ame [amet rate [ae [oes [oe sae once | ont [amon 3.2 Indicators of raw material use ‘The results of the raw materials use are in accordance with the standard EN 15804, shown with ten icators (see Table 9). Indicators include the use of renewable and non-renewable energy, the use of renewable and non-renewable material resources and the use of water. Table 9: Abbreviations and units of indicators of raw material use Indicators of raw material use Abbreviation | Uni [use of renewable primary energy, excluding raw material PERE ‘Mi, net calorific value use of renewable primary energy, including raw material PERM ‘Mi net calorific value sharing of renewable primary energy PERT Mi, net calorific value use of non-renewable primary energy, excluding raw materials PENRE Mi net calorific value use of non-renewable primary energy sources, including raw materials PENRM, Mi, net calorific value sharing of primary non-renewable energy PENRT Mi, net calorific value use of secondary materials SM. ke use of renewable secondary fuels RSF Mi, net calorific value use of non-renewable secondary fuels INRSF Mi, net calorific value use fresh drinking water Fw kg ‘The indicators of the use of raw materials for the considered Trimoterm facade panels are shown in Table 10, Table 11 and Table 12. Page 9 of 18 pages EPD-191008, Issue 21. 9.2022 (br. P.U.10-100-912ZAG EPD Table 10: Indicators of raw material use per 1m’ of Trimoterm Power $ facade panel TRI MO Pont Pelham) Pov Pont ean) Pantheon [mia [on] © |» | w | @ | » | w | ~ |» | w |e | | w | @ | | ree [omi | aac | rates | saevos | sateen | sere | ston | aaseon | motos | sare | sareat | eoacer | vases | sarees | aren | aareon row [n | eoncco | oancon | ante | aoncoo | amscon | ame | ancen [easton | easter | opm | eareoo | eaon | ooaneo | eacon | eaten rawr [van rates | aoecor | zac | aascoo | veoron | sien | ave | ranean | saeear | uae | amcor | rae | amreor | ame | aareo rome [an | acon | cates | esas | uo: | eascor | aareat | azaeat | saseeo | azeece | aaron | aaseoo | ea | anno: | ances | ator romm_[mn | aazeco | esto | canon | ommoo | aaseon | asoon | osaroo | eoweeo | onctws | aascon | eascoo | ences | woot | amen | aoateo rom [oan | ascer | estas | areos | saxon | easton | aoreat | s7acat | saeco | aan | aaroon | eascoo | wate | savor | ater | anton st [0a [aoneeo | emt | onccon | ome | easton | emaon | amocoo | aoweeo | once | omscon | essen | enaten | aootno | asin | apatoo [om aowcco | emt | onoon | samo | easton | anton | amocoo | aoweco | one | omen | essen | ences | enor | oxen | aoatcn ‘as [oan aoarce | estan | aren | oonoo | ans | anton | omoeoe | aoweco | enon | oman | enreoo | esata | ooneo | omen | eonnoo rw [a | seat | enancos | aston | samo | wane | ston | saaean | sacs | auscan | aaeeon | areor | iste | anno: | aaseer | anmvon Table 11: indicators of raw material use per 1m? of Trimoterm Power T facade panel Pete) Ponte renin) Pte) Pen o re [ran | sssron | aston | nasos | amsevon | someon | ate | aanean | saacor | samcas | sascan | acon | saxeor | aaroos | aren | ator rem [oar[aoscoo | neta | ononee [omen | ames | aoozen | oaacon | aoacen | osama | aason | aaseoo | eaten | oot | omcon | ome rant [own [secon [ aster | zaston [asin | semen | antes | aanean | spacer | vasa | sasea | ayeeor | sco | sree: | aren | amet rome [oon | eases | sets | ances | asicos | santos | racer | aac | saree | ania | waste | aateoo | Seaton | anon | aaitea | aaseor reat [1 | aaron | ease | ert | omen | opt | ont | aoatoo | nanton | ome | once | eareco | easton | woscoo | aoreeo | one rem [oe | sasnos | reeen | ramos | asivos | saaces | rane | aaarar | soreoo | aritwo | taon | aaneoo | serves | animes | aaiees | aaaten se [at [essen | eset | eaten [once | caneco | oar | omseon | aoncoo | oot | amen | eaneco | oats | acto | anton | aancoo rar [ou essen | anaran | omten | amsen | caneoo | woot | omen | aowcoo | ono | oseion | caste | oat | erat | omon | omen sr |u| enaco | oancen | onto | ecco | oancon | onto | on | oanon | women | ante | eoten | acco | amcwo | ooanco | oaton re [nr | aseeor | sans | aries | aaneco | asaceo | armen | apcen | omer | saree | apseer | racer | xia | annees | anne | anon Page 10 of 16 pages EPD-19/005, issue 21. 9, 2022 (Obr, P1U.10-100-972ZAG EPD Table 12: Indicators of raw material use per 1m’ of Trimoterm Perform R facade panel TRI MO Pa oe) Pe nal rem) Pee) rene [pai aster | aeicor | aancor | ammo | szncco | anit | aasean | aseeea | asseos | aeteat [ «nea | esrea | areo: | aaree | ase ream |p| aawece | oancoo | oancco | ano | oscren | ooonan | woates | enscos | eaacon | aaceve | eowev | eons | oman | oneceo | anne vert [pai] sane | saison | aareor | asreco | saseen | asonco | nascar | aseeen | amem | amen [ auea | epee [ asmeo: | same | asreo roms [pai | eases | sawcer | nascar | assees | srsces | reavon | arseor | sation | rote | seen [ aaateo [ saree [ ater | antes | anno romn | pui| s2zece | aaseoe | eaunce | oseroo | anocan | aooreo | oowten | eoeeon | eoweon [ ancen | emxewe [ emien | axe | oxorco | anceoo owt |p| sane | sancoa | veacon | sxscon | szacon | nanos | arseon | aston | apaon | aascon [ aaareo [ sarees | aniver | antes | anime or [a | cmrece | oancoo | omncco | amie | anon | oon | woaten | eoscon | eoaron | aaceee | eazew | eases | asanoo | asceco | escoe 1st [pai] aaseco | oanece | ome | aneie | osoran | oponan | nares | enseoo | easton | ence | cowew | aowece | oxi | oneeco | anscon rse__[pai| eases | oasece | aaseco | asco | ascnan | osanao | woaton | onsen | easton | eneeen | anwew [ anne | oxi | onoece | ame rw __[on [eases | ssscer | rasser | asacee | areco | stscoo | ence | asco | aren | sasear [ exsen [saeco [ ane [ azo | ane 3.3 Other indicators of environmental impacts According to the standard EN 15804, the results for other environmental information (waste disposal data) are presented with three indicators, and the results of the output flows from the system are based on four indicators (see Table 13), Table 13: Abbreviations and units of other indicators of environmental impacts indicators for other environmental information ‘Abbreviation Units disposal of hazardous waste WD ke disposal of non-hazardous waste NHWD ig disposal of radioactive waste RWD ie ‘Output flow indicators ‘Abbreviation Units constituents suitable for re-use cRU ke constituents suitable for re-use MFR kg materials fr renewable energy MER: ie energy emitted te ‘Mion the energy carrier Indicators for other environmental information and output flow indicators for the considered Trimoterm facade panels are shown in Table 14, Table 15 and Table 16. Page 11 of 16 pages EPD-19/005, issue 21. 9, 2022 ‘Obr, P.U.10-100-9/2ZAG EPD MO Table 14: Other indicators of environmental impacts per 1m” of Trimoterm Power S facade pane! roma er) est) toa) Prato am) roo [a | sas | ase | ame | suron | sass | eases | amcor | cee | racer | asco | oanon | sscar | azater | uncer | arco ron [et | nemo | asacoo | aaieco | aarean | sence | sancan | aac | tute | amcor | raimen | sarees | amcor | ances | ase | asco roo [a | amen | acon | names | acon | vac | soncae | sos | amc | amc | rome | sace | aaees | ance | ance | aro cw [ar | ema | eocoo | aoncco | eancon | ono | ope | ast | eam | ooo | aomeo | carton | casos | aasoon | aomeo | eomoo wn [a | ence [omen | aoncen | enon | onan | ease | emeon [ome | aanoen | oncom | open [cata | enon [amen | omen ww [a | enon [omen | aoncen | oncco | ono [ease | emcon [ome | aanven | eomon | open [eat | eomcen | ammver | osteo to] onmon [omen [aoncen | eocon | ono [ome | emcon | onto | aanven | omen | open | emt | oomen | ames | ost Table 15: Other indicators of environmental impacts per 1m? of Trimoterm Power T facade panel a ™ @ a ° na nse ‘a ce Pa ren Pa Pant crs ae ee So ee tra | aasees | aasees | aaseas | sareos | aoacos | asacos | aaucon | ssacon | wucon | asueos | apeccs | rsucas | araear | ancor | amcor www [a | sz7e00 | aasces | saison | aaaces | snares | asacas | apecos | aces | isear | saat | aastos | samen | asacar | amen | asieor ra | sarees | aso | azaeas | saseas | cosas | aasras | aauror | anseos | sz7eos | asacos | anecos | sues | amas | aces | ato 1a | ezcin | oztin | ozscoo | oastoo | oastoo | oeseo | omnece | onse | aoatwn | aootwn | aootwn | aootwo | oxaroo | ame | anneoo 1a | emesn | omen | oan | oantoo | oancoo | oancco | oaneco | ase | aoares | aoares | aootes | eooreo | ozo | essen | apatoo wn |e | omer | oanroo | oan | oancoo | anno | oancoo | oancce | ease | aoaras | anata | goats | eootao | oan | asscwo | epacon i] eseon | amen | omic | omnoo | oantoe | oantoo | oaneco | ease | anaes | aparwe | aoatwo | aparco | ezaio | asso | apatoo Table 16: Other indicators of environmental impacts per 1m” of Trimoterm Power R facade panel iS Pa cm) Pane he Po com) Pt nse roo [nt | aaseas | aascos | aascos | sees | agscos | cee | axes | casean | sacar | zzeon | ssieee | wxzeen | aaeor | azzcar | azacor at | aszeco | zaseco | sou | aaseon | asacos | asneos | avcas | vaseas | raveoe | enon | rsoner | mace | asec | ascot | asecor a sasces | voacon | sence: | aoacon | easton | armees | vorcor | ances | aeacee | araces | eases | cases | aces | ances | ances a tai | oanece | osteo | aarece | asrec | amneco | asset | anata | aoarao | acon | nccon | oscion | emcio | anccee | ovate | ono wen [rut | oasece | osseco | oenece | amnee | ome mex [rai [oasece [ oastco | oaseco | aaseco | osseco | assewn | aacewe | aooroo | accion | action | ostioo | oxewo | aneeco | ooatwe | onoon te _ [| esse [ osstee | oasto | aaseo | osseco | asses | eorene | aootwo | arocwo | anccwn | osewon | oncewn | onceco | ooaew | aoonen Page 12 of 16 pages EPD-19/005, issue 21. 9, 2022 br. P.U.10-100-9'2ZAG EPD 4 Interpretation of results Trimoterm Power § facade panel “Timoterm Power = 60 mm “Timoterm Power S-240.mm bisugagl Figure 3: The relative contributions of different life cycle stages (ie. modules A1-A3, A4, C2, C4 and D) to the environmental impact of Trimoterm Power S facade panels It can be seen from Figure 3 that the product stay (ie. modules A1-A3) contributes the most to environmental impact of the _conside Trimoterm Power $ facade panels. For example? the product stage represents on average 70% o} the total environmental impact in terms of GWP, Page 13 of 16 pages EPD-19/005, issue 21. 9, 2022 TRI MO 100% of the total environmental impact in terms of ODP, 79% of the total environmental impact in terms of AP, 81% of the total environmental impact in terms of EP, 72% of the total environmental impact in terms of POCP, 98% of the total environmental impact in terms of ADP el. and 75% of the total environmental impact in terms of ADP fos. The other life cycle stage that has a more significant impact on the environmental burden associated with the life cycle of the considered Trimoterm Power $ facade panels is the construction stage (i.e. module A4). For example, module Ad represents on average 6% of the total environmental impact in terms of GWP, 4% of the total environmental impact in terms of AP, 7% of the total environmental impact in terms of EP and ‘8% of the total environmental impact in terms of ADP fos. On the other hand, it can be seen from Figure 3 that modules C2 and C4 exert a minimal environmental burden in terms of the considered environmental impact categories. Figure 3 also shows that module A4 has a positive environmental impact in terms of POCP, where it presents -10% of the total impact in terms of the photochemical ozone creation potential. The photochemical ozone is generated by sunlight- initiated oxidation of volatile organic compounds (VOC) and carbon monoxide (CO) in the presence of nitrogen oxides (NO,). The volatile organic compounds react differently with different oxidants (e.g. ozone, NO, etc.) and therefore can either have negative or positive effects on the ozone formation. The negative value of the transport in terms of the POCP is related to the separation of the NO, emissions in the NO» and NO emissions, with NO and 03 (ozone) reacting to NO, BERING; O., during the night time and thus leading to the re@vction of the POCP. e LJUBLAANS6téAtial environmental benefit has been “Gatculalé for benefits and loads beyond the syst boundary stage (ie. module D) for all insidered environmental impact categories. It can br. P.U.10-100-912,ZAG EPD be seen from Figure 3 that there is a potential benefit due to the reusing/recycling of the metal sheets, which can be obtained during the end-of- life stage of Trimoterm Power S facade panels. A potential environmental benefit can be seen in terms of the following impact categories: 24% of the total impact in terms of GWP, 17% of the total impact in terms of AP, 12% of the total impact in terms of EP, 17% of the total impact in terms of POCP and 17% of the total impact in terms of ADP fos. Trimoterm Power T facade panel | | | $ase pag 8 cycle stages (i.e. modules A1-A3, A4, C2, C4 and D) Page 14 of 16 pages EPD-19/005, issue 21, 9. 2022 caw |\/SP SOG ie SL suspyidanticle-e. ozone, NO, etc.) and therefore can e 3 er <> TRI MO to the environmental impact of Trimoterm Power T facade panels It can be seen from Figure 4 that the product stage (ie. modules A1-A3) contributes the most to the environmental impact of the considered Trimoterm Power T facade panels. For example, the product stage represents on average 68% of the total environmental impact in terms of GWP, 100% of the total environmental impact in terms of ODP, 76% of the total environmental impact in terms of AP, 78% of the total environmental impact in terms of EP, 71% of the total environmental impact in terms of POCP, 99% of the total environmental impact in terms of ADP el. and 73% of the total environmental impact in terms of ADP fos. The other life cycle stage that has a more significant impact on the environmental burden associated with the life cycle of the considered Trimoterm Power T facade panels is the construction stage (i.e. module A4). For example, module Ad represents on average 6% of the total environmental impact in terms of GWP, 4% of the total environmental impact in terms of AP, 7% of the total environmental impact in terms of EP and on average 7% of the total environmental impact in terms of ADP fos. On the other hand, it can be seen from Figure 4 that modules C2 and C4 exert a minimal environmental burden in terms of the considered environmental impact categories. Figure 4 also shows that module A4 has a positive environmental impact in terms of POCP, where it presents -9% of the total impact in terms of the photochemical ozone creation potential. The photochemical ozone is generated by sunlight- initiated oxidation of volatile organic compounds -{VOC) and carbon monoxide (CO) in the presence fen oxides (NO,). The volatile organic compddpids react differently with different ‘gither tive negative or positive effects on the mation. The negative value of the jort in terms of the POCP is related to the (Obr. P.U.10-100-912ZAG EPD separation of the NO, emissions in the NO, and NO ‘emissions, with NO and 05 (ozone) reacting to NO, ‘and 0; during the night time and thus leading to the reduction of the POCP. ‘A potential environmental benefit has been calculated for benefits and loads beyond the system boundary stage (i.e. module 0) for all considered environmental impact categories. It can be seen from Figure 4 that there is a potential benefit due to the reusing/recycling of the metal sheets, which can be obtained during the end-of- life stage of Trimoterm Power T facade panels. A potential environmental benefit can be seen in terms of the following impact categories: 26% of the total impact in terms of GWP, 20% of the total impact in terms of AP, 14% of the total impact in terms of EP, 19% of the total impact in terms of POCP and 19% of the total impact in terms of ADP fos. ‘Trimoterm Perform R facade panel Page 15 of 16 pages EPD-191006, issue 21.9. 2022 TRI MO Figure 5: The relative contributions of different life cycle stages (i.e. modules A1-A3, A4, C2, C4 and D) to the environmental impact of Trimoterm Perform R facade panels It can be seen from Figure 5 that the product stage (ie. modules A1-A3) contributes the most to the environmental impact of the considered Trimoterm Perform R facade panels. For example, the product stage represents on average 68% of the total environmental impact in terms of GWP, 100% of the total environmental impact in terms of, ODP, 77% of the total environmental impact in terms of AP, 79% of the total environmental impact in terms of EP, 71% of the total environmental impact in terms of POCP, 98% of the total environmental impact in terms of ADP el. and, 74% of the total environmental impact in terms of ADP fos. The other life cycle stage that has a more significant impact on the environmental burden associated with the life cycle of the considered Trimoterm Perform R facade panels is the construction stage (i.e. module A4). For example, module A4 represents on average 6% of the total environmental impact in terms of GWP, 4% of the total environmental impact in terms of AP, 7% of e total environmental impact in terms of EP and (SE lb average 7% of the total environmental impact in “gs Loueefpat etre 5 that modules C2 and C4 exert a ‘minimal ¢nvironmental burden in terms of the termsf ADP fos. On the other hand, it can be seen consiiisfed environmental impact categories. (Obr, P.U.10-100-8/2ZAG EPD Figure 5 also shows that module A4 has a positive environmental impact in terms of POCP, where it presents -10% of the total impact in terms of the photochemical ozone creation potential. The photochemical ozone is generated by sunlight- initiated oxidation of volatile organic compounds (Voc) and carbon monoxide (CO) in the presence of nitrogen oxides (NO,). The volatile organic compounds react differently with different oxidants (e.g. ozone, NO, etc.) and therefore can either have negative or positive effects on the ‘ozone formation. The negative value of the transport in terms of the POCP is related to the separation of the NO, emissions in the NO2 and NO emissions, with NO and O; (ozone) reacting to NO, ‘and Oz during the night time and thus leading to the reduction of the POCP. ‘A potential environmental benefit has been calculated for benefits and loads beyond the system boundary stage (i.e, module D) for all considered environmental impact categories. It can be seen from Figure 5 that there is a potential benefit due to the reusing/recycling of the metal sheets, which can be obtained during the end-of- life stage of Trimoterm Perform R facade panels. A potential environmental benefit can be seen in terms of the following impact categories: 25% of the total impact in terms of GWP, 19% of the total TRI MO impact in terms of AP, 13% of the total impact in terms of EP, 19% of the total impact in terms of POCP and 18% of the total impact in terms of ADP fos. 5 References 1. GaBi ts modelling software (version 9.2.0.58) 2. GaBi LCA Databases 3. EN 15804:2012+A1:2013 Sustainability of construction works - Environmental product declarations - Core rules for the product category of construction products 4, EN ISO 14040:2006 Environmental management = life cycle assessment - Principles and framework 5. EN ISO 14044:2006 Environmental management fe cycle assessment - Requirements and guidelines 6. EN ISO 14025:2010 Environmental labels and declarations - Type Ill environmental 7, Part B: Requirements on the EPD for Double skin metal faced sandwich panels. Institut Bauen und Umwelt e.V. (IBU). http://www.epd- online.com (Accessed: 25/09/2019) 8. Report No. 252/17-520-1replaces REPORT No. 252/17-530-1, issue date: 21. 9. 2022 The data specified in the EPD are calculated on the basis of the data provided by the manufacturer. in the event that the manufacturer's information is incorrect, calculations do not apply. Page 16 of 16 pages EPD-19/005, issue 21. 9, 2022 Obr.P.U.10-100-9'2