Brochure Longevity
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Sustainability case studies Lord’s Cricket Club – London – UK • Architect: Michael HOPKINS • Engineer: OVE ARUP • Serge Ferrari composite material: Précontraint 1002 T2 • Material area: 1200 sqm Membrane changed after 19 years in service > Dismantled in December 2005 in 1 Day > Re-installed in December 2005 in 7 Days The original membrane was recycled with Texyloop®. Building dismantled after exhibition > Recycling via Texyloop® offers a viable end of life solution for temporary buildings and reducing the impact on the environment. Comparative LCA depending on end-of-life scenarios Functional unit: 1 sqm Stamisol FT 381 Recycling after shipment from China to Texyloop® Landfill in China Energy consumption Incineration in China 100 Megajoul eq. 0 IMPACT 0 IMPACT 0 IMPACT 5 Kg eq. CO2 0 IMPACT 5 Kg 1.4 DB eq. 0 IMPACT GB • Architect: Schmidhuber + Kaindl (Munich) • Serge Ferrari composite material: Stamisol FT 371 • Material area: 21 000 sqm Précontraint is a Serge Ferrari registered trade mark. ref. 1773 • SEPT 2012/ V1.01 • Jean Vasseur Communication German Pavilion – Shanghai 2010 Universal Exhibition Resources depletion 0,100 Kg Sb eq. Human toxicity Bulk waste → Contact → • Headquarters: + 33 (0)4 74 97 41 33 • The Serge Ferrari operational recycling chain • Your local representative: www.sergeferrari.com • A quantified response to combat depletion of natural resources 1 Kg • Secondary raw materials of high intrinsic value compatible with multiple processes www.texyloop.com www.sergeferrari.com Cover photo: Delma Mall, Abu Dhabi (UAE) Inside photos: non contractual photos provided as examples. Photos : Serge Ferrari sas Global warming

Exclusive advantages of Précontraint Serge Ferrari® technology Mechanical longevity % Residual tensile strength The worldwide patented Precontraint Serge Ferrari® technology confers unique properties to the Precontraint® composite materials compared to conventional coated fabrics. Précontraint composite materials are tensioned in both directions during the coating process. > More consistent from batch to batch. Conventional coated fabrics are tensioned only in warp direction. > Less consistent from batch to batch. Balanced in both directions: > Straight yarns > Low crimp > Low elongation >...

Aesthetic longevity Uniformity of colour per translucency Resistance to microbial attacks of Fluotop treatment Resistance to micro-organisms development is tested in compliance with ISO 846 Method A. The material is exposed for 4 weeks at 29°C in a solution containing various micro-organisms. The material is classified on a scale from 0 (inert: no micro-organisms develoment) up to 5 (100% of the material surface colonised by micro-organisms). Resistance to micro-organisms Précontraint 1202 Fluotop T ISO 846 Method A • Brand New Class 0 inert Classe 0 (inert) • After 13 years (Malaysia)...

Serge Ferrari sustainability policy Texyloop®: unique and operational recycling process Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Thanks to an organised collection network, end-of-life materials are recycled at Texyloop® facility at Ferrara, Italy since 2008. Overall process The Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is measuring the environmental impacts of any product from raw material extraction to the end of the life cycle. Our Life Cycle Assessment has been conducted on the whole Précontraint range by an external environmental consultant, EVEA France, in conformity with ISO 14040 series and submitted to a peer...

Sustainability case studies Lord’s Cricket Club – London – UK • Architect: Michael HOPKINS • Engineer: OVE ARUP • Serge Ferrari composite material: Précontraint 1002 T2 • Material area: 1200 sqm Membrane changed after 19 years in service > Dismantled in December 2005 in 1 Day > Re-installed in December 2005 in 7 Days The original membrane was recycled with Texyloop®. Building dismantled after exhibition > Recycling via Texyloop® offers a viable end of life solution for temporary buildings and reducing the impact on the environment. Comparative LCA depending on end-of-life scenarios...