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Testing Agencies and Certification AssociationsExamples of Test StandardsReferenced in Code(or featured test protocols) 66IND,continuedJAPKORGeneral Building Research Corporation of Japan (ReaD, 2004):Officially recognized by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry, based onSection 34 of the Civil Code of Japan; established in 1964Certifies and inspects building materials in accordance to the Industrial StandardizationLaw (building-plan confirmation and onsite inspection conforms to the BuildingStandard Law of Japan)Performs technical appraisal of new building materials and high-rise structuresConducts calibration of testing instruments and certification of the quality andcompliance of systems to the ISO 9001 standardsMember of Japanese Industrial Standards Certification Bodies AssociationCompliance testing of building components and construction equipment are based on JapaneseIndustrial Standards and other standards (ReaD, 2004).BDCES references testing and material standards mostly from the Korean Agency forTechnology and Standards. In other cases, BDCES either spells out the testing procedure initself or references other government provisions such as: the Provisions for Efficiency ControlMachinery & Materials (MKE 2008-99) and the Provisions for Facilitating the Distribution ofHighly Efficient Energy Machinery & Materials (MKE 2008-218). These provisions, in turn,reference Korea Industrial Standards from Korean Agency for Technology and Standards.Calculations: Building EnvelopeTrade-off Method (Appendix E)Standards referenced inDCGREUH 1999 and CCREUB1999:Japanese Industrial Standard: JIS R3107-1998 HeatResistance of Glass Plates andMethods of Calculating HeatTransfer Coefficient inConstruction JIS A1420-1994 HeatinsulationPerformance TestMethods for Heat-insulationMaterials and StructuralMaterials for Housing JIS R3106-1998 (TestMethods for Transmittance,Reflectance, Emissivity andInsulation AcquisitionCoefficient of Glass Plates)Korea Standard KSL9016: Test Methods forThermal TransmissionProperties of ThermalInsulations; KSF2277: Thermal Insulation:78
Testing Agencies and Certification AssociationsKorean Agency for Technology and Standards is a government agency under Ministry ofKnowledge Economy, originally established in 1883 and recognized as NationalStandardization Body in 1999. Korean Agency for Technology and Standards is responsible fordeveloping Korea Industrial Standards, the primary reference for testing and material standardsin BDCES.Testing is performed by various nationally accredited testing agencies (both governmental andnon-governmental). Those relevant to building energy code include: (year established)Examples of Test StandardsReferenced in Code(or featured test protocols) 66Determination of Steady-StateThermal TransmissionProperties—Calibrated andGuarded Hot Box KSF2278: Test Method ofThermal Resistance forWindows and DoorsKOR,continuedUSA Korea Institute of Construction Materials (1994) Korea Electric Testing Institute (1970) Korea Institute of Lighting Technology (1999) Korea Institute of Construction Technology (1984) Korea Energy Appliances Industry Association (1983)Alternatively, large buildings far exceeding energy efficiency can be certified for High-Efficiency Energy Building (MKE 2008-14) directly from the Korean Energy ManagementCorporation. The Korea Institute of Energy Research, the Korea Institute of ConstructionTechnology and the Korean Energy Management Corporation are responsible for testing thesebuildings’ total energy efficiency (instead of individual component efficiencies). The teststandards are outlined in the Building Energy Efficiency Rating System (MKE 2008-14).Widely recognized certification associations include:American National Standards InstituteNational Fenestration Rating CouncilNational Institute of Standards and TechnologyInternational Standards Association (develops and publishes standards):Standards referenced in ASHRAE90.1-2007:American Society for Testing andMaterials: ASTM C177-97: StandardTest Method for Steady-StateHeat Flux Measurements andThermal Transmittance79
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ContentsForeword ..................
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List of TablesTable 1 GDP, Primary
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