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Tilt-Up Concrete Assn. offers technical advice on 2012 International Energy Code

Tilt-Up Concrete Assn. offers technical advice on 2012 International Energy Code


By BD+C Staff | February 12, 2013
Tilt-Up Concrete Assn. offers technical advice on 2012 International Energy Code
Tilt-Up Concrete Assn. offers technical advice on 2012 International Energy Code

The Tilt-Up Concrete Association (TCA) says it can be a major industry resource in helping designers adhere to the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC). TCA staff has prepared a study of the 2012 IECC for reference, and identified solutions and educational opportunities available through the organization. In order to assist the design and construction industries in recognizing effective solutions that can be implemented with Tilt-Up building technology, the TCA has produced a presentation delving into the latest energy standards that impact the building envelope.

(www.tilt-up.org)

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