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Building: American Science and Technology Address: 6445 Packer Dr City, St: Wausau, WI Report Date: 4/16/2011 This Report consists of 8 pages. The EnergyWise Roof Calculator Online allows the user to determine the minimum thermal insulation requirements for buildings' roofs, and the energy efficiency and approximate annual energy usage costs associated with various roof assembly designs. The calculations used to compile this report are based upon industry-accepted analysis methods utilizing user-defined variables. The results of these analyses are intended for only the specific building and roof assembly design(s) referred to in this report. The values stated in this report can be valuable when comparing the thermal efficiency of a proposed new roof assemble to an existing assembly, or when considering several possible options for new roof assemblies. This report focuses solely on the roof assembly and specifically does not include evaluation of other components of the building which also account for energy usage, such as the building's exterior walls, windows, and lighting. The "Annual Energy Cost" referred to in this report is the approximate annual energy usage cost attributable to the roof assembly only, not the total annual energy cost for the building. This value should not be confused with the building owner's overall energy costs, which in most instances will be somewhat larger than the "Annual Energy Cost" that is attributable to the roof assembly only. It is important to realize energy efficiency and energy usage cost analyses are not an exact science. Actual energy cost for any given period will vary due to a number of factors, including varying climatic conditions, specific building occupancy and hours of operation, and the performance and actual efficiency of any heating and cooling equipment.» Customized Report For Building: Building Location: Roof Area (sq. ft.): 24700 American Science and Technology 6445 Packer Dr, Wausau, WI» Climate Information Location: Wausau, Wisconsin Winter Condition Summer Condition Outside Design Temp. ( F): -15 Cooling Degree Days (65 F): 2182 Heating Degree Days ( F): 8427 Equivalent Operting Hours: 170 Building: American Science and Technology Page 1 of 8

» Building Information Construction Type: Roof Class: Space Class: Light Metal Building Non-Residential Heating Cooling Fuel Type: Natural Gas Unit Energy Cost: Fuel Value: 100000 Appliance: Gas designed unit Appliance Efficency (%): 75 Unit Energy Cost: 1.000» Roofs: 1 of 4 System Description Roof Name: Existing Roof R-Values Annual Costs Heating: 5.78 Heating: $11523.70 Cooling: 0.00 Cooling: $0.00 Minimum ASHRAE 90.1-2004: 15.38 Total: $11523.70 Verify Vapor Retarder Design Interior Design Temp ( F): 55 Dew Point Temp ( F): 16 Design Relative Humidity (%): 20 Temperature at Vapor Retarder( F): N/A * Winter Design Dry Bulb ( F): -15 Effective Vapor Retarder Placement: N/A * * No vapor retarder layer found. Metal Deck Glass fiber batts, 3.5 inches Thickness: 3.5 Description Resistance Roof Cross Section R-value: 0 R-value: 5» Roofs: 2 of 4 Building: American Science and Technology Page 2 of 8

System Description Roof Name: Roof Base Bid R-Values Annual Costs Heating: 11.96 Heating: $5571.48 Cooling: 0.00 Cooling: $0.00 Minimum ASHRAE 90.1-2004: 15.38 Total: $5571.48 Verify Vapor Retarder Design Interior Design Temp ( F): 55 Dew Point Temp ( F): 16 Design Relative Humidity (%): 20 Temperature at Vapor Retarder( F): N/A * Winter Design Dry Bulb ( F): -15 Effective Vapor Retarder Placement: N/A * * No vapor retarder layer found. Description Resistance Roof Cross Section PVC (unsurfaced: ρ R-value: 0.24 EPS (1.50 pcf density) Thickness: 0.5 EPS (1.00 pcf density) Thickness: 1 Metal Deck Glass fiber batts, 3.5 inches Thickness: 3.5 R-value: 2.085 R-value: 3.85 R-value: 0 R-value: 5» Roofs: 3 of 4 System Description Roof Name: Roof with 2" EPS over corrugations R-Values Annual Costs Heating: 18.21 Heating: $3657.72 Cooling: 0.00 Cooling: $0.00 Minimum ASHRAE 90.1-2004: 15.38 Total: $3657.72 Verify Vapor Retarder Design Interior Design Temp ( F): 55 Dew Point Temp ( F): 16 Design Relative Humidity (%): 20 Temperature at Vapor Retarder( F): N/A * Winter Design Dry Bulb ( F): -15 Effective Vapor Retarder Placement: N/A * * No vapor retarder layer found. Building: American Science and Technology Page 3 of 8

Description Resistance Roof Cross Section PVC (unsurfaced: ρ R-value: 0.24 EPS (1.50 pcf density) Thickness: 2 EPS (1.00 pcf density) Thickness: 1 Metal Deck Glass fiber batts, 3.5 inches Thickness: 3.5 R-value: 8.34 R-value: 3.85 R-value: 0 R-value: 5» Roofs: 4 of 4 System Description Roof Name: Roof with 4" EPS over corrugations R-Values Annual Costs Heating: 25.91 Heating: $2570.71 Cooling: 0.00 Cooling: $0.00 Minimum ASHRAE 90.1-2004: 15.38 Total: $2570.71 Verify Vapor Retarder Design Interior Design Temp ( F): 55 Dew Point Temp ( F): 16 Design Relative Humidity (%): 20 Temperature at Vapor Retarder( F): N/A * Winter Design Dry Bulb ( F): -15 Effective Vapor Retarder Placement: N/A * * No vapor retarder layer found. PVC (unsurfaced: ρ 0.70, ε 0.75) EPS (1.50 pcf density) Thickness: 2 EPS (1.00 pcf density) Thickness: 2 EPS (1.00 pcf density) Thickness: 1 Metal Deck Glass fiber batts, 3.5 inches Thickness: 3.5 Description Resistance Roof Cross Section R-value: 0.24 R-value: 8.34 R-value: 7.7 R-value: 3.85 R-value: 0 R-value: 5 Building: American Science and Technology Page 4 of 8

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License Agreement and Important Legal Notices and Disclaimers National Roofing Contractors Association EnergyWise Roof Calculator Online 1. Each time you use the Calculator, NRCA will grant you a one-time personal, nontransferable and nonexclusive license to use the Calculator. This license is valid for one-time use of the Calculator and automatically terminates upon delivery of the written report generated by the Calculator application (the "Report"). 2. The Calculator, the contents of the Calculator and the Report are copyrighted by NRCA. The license granted above is not a sale, and this License Agreement does not give you any rights to copyrights, trademarks and/or patents with respect to the Calculator. 3. You may not copy, alter any of the text, or manipulate any aspect of the Calculator or the Report. 4. Neither NRCA nor the organizations supporting the Calculator (collectively, the "Supporting Organizations") "approve" or "endorse" any specific products, methods, companies, practices or sources of information referred to or suggested by the Calculator. You should not reference the Calculator or do anything that in any way would imply such approval or endorsement. 5. The calculations used in the Calculator are based on accepted practices, including those defined in the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers' ("ASHRAE") Fundamentals Handbook, and ASHRAE's recognized consensus standard 90.1 versions 1999, 2004 and 2007, "Energy Standard for Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings." The Calculator may only be used for determining energy calculations pursuant to the "Prescriptive Building Envelope Option" under ASHRAE 90.1. For more specific details and information, refer to ASHRAE Standard 90.1. 6. The Calculator is intended to be a simplified guide. Complex energy calculations, such as solar heat gain and exterior shading considerations, are beyond the scope of the Calculator and intentionally have been excluded. For complex energy evaluation calculations, including evaluations of the entire building envelope, building usage, or changes to heating and air conditioning equipment, you must consult the ASHRAE Fundamentals Handbook or an experienced mechanical engineer. 7. The Calculator relies on your input to generate a Report intended to provide a graphical method of constructing roof assemblies to evaluate thermal performance and estimated energy costs under normal operating conditions. The Report applies only to the specific building identified by you and relies solely on the input supplied by you. Any misinformation, miscalculations, mistakes or changes in the information you enter into the application may affect the results, accuracy, reliability, safety factor and/or other aspects of the Report. 8. By accepting the terms of this License Agreement and using the Calculator, you specifically acknowledge that neither NRCA nor the Supporting Organizations is undertaking to render specific professional advice. You must rely solely on your own judgment or consult a technically competent roofing professional and/or an experienced mechanical engineer to determine whether the information included in the Report is appropriate for your particular purpose. Neither NRCA nor the Supporting Organizations assume responsibility for any decision made by you relating to the suitability or use of the Calculator or the Report. 9. Neither NRCA nor the Supporting Organizations make any guarantee, representation or warranty, express or implied, at law or in equity, and NRCA and the Supporting Organizations expressly disclaim any and all such guarantees, representations or warranties whatsoever, as to the validity, accuracy or sufficiency of the information supplied by the Calculator and/or the Report and assume no responsibility or liability in connection therewith. NRCA and the Supporting Organizations assume no liability or responsibility in connection with the use or misuse of the Calculator or information included therein or supplied thereby or in connection with any modifications to or adaptations of the Calculator and/or the Report by you or any other party and expressly disclaim any such liability or responsibility. Building: American Science and Technology Page 7 of 8

10. You expressly assume all risk of loss, harm or injury resulting from the use or misuse of the Calculator and/or the Report. Additionally, the suggestions and information provided in the Report may not be appropriate in all instances and requires verification and use by technically competent roofing design professionals and/or an experienced mechanical engineer. 11. Links or pointers connecting the Energy Wise Roof Calculator Web site with other Internet sites are provided as a courtesy only and do not imply, directly or indirectly, the endorsement, sponsorship or approval by NRCA or the Supporting Organizations of the linked site, the company, organization or individual operating the site, or any product, service, company or organization referenced in the site. In general, any Web site that has an address (or URL) that does not contain "nrca.net" or "specright.net" is a linked Web site. The content of any linked site does not necessarily reflect the opinions, standards or policies of NRCA. NRCA assumes no responsibility or liability for the accuracy or completeness of content contained in any linked site or for the compliance with applicable laws of such linked sites. 12. You acknowledge and accept the foregoing limitation of liability and disclaimers and agree that neither NRCA nor the Supporting Organizations is responsible for injuries, claims, losses or damages to you or third parties arising, directly or indirectly, out of your use of the Calculator and/or the Report Building: American Science and Technology Page 8 of 8