Insulated Concrete Forms
Foam Systems
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Insulating concrete forms (ICFs) are rigid plastic foam forms that hold concrete in place during curing and remain in place afterwards to serve as thermal insulation for concrete walls. The foam sections are lightweight and result in energy-efficient, durable construction.
While there is more than one type of IFC the information provided in the links below focus on the Foam Insulated Concrete Forms. Information on Composite IFCs can be found on another page connected to this website.
Click on any of the Headings in the table below to learn more about the different attributes of this type of system.
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System Scoping
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Technological Preformance |
Human Performance |
Ecological Performance |
Economic Performance |
| This page provides an overview of the scope of system being included in this analysis of Insulated Concrete Forms - Foam (IFC). Subsections include: |
This page provides details on the technological performance of Foam IFCs.
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This page provides details on the human performance of Foam IFCs.
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This page provides details on the ecological performance of Foam IFCs.
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This page provides details on the economic performance of Foam IFCs. |
- Functional Description
- Overview of Product Range
- Scope of Systems to Achieve Functional Equivalence
- Major Manufacturers
- Linkages to Other Systems
- Application Environments
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- Performance Parameters and Properties
- Buyer's Guide
- FMEA Analysis
- Third Party Evaluation/Information Sources
- Relevant Trade Associations
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- Turnover Documentation Checklist
- Process Map
- Resource Allocation
- Process-Based FMEA Analysis
- Troubleshooting Guide
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- Materials Flow Analysis
- Supply Chain Risk Analysis
- Materials, energy,, and waste inventory
- Collateral synergy and damage analysis
- End of life cycle analysis
- Manufacturer's Claims Analysis
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- Functional Equivalence Specification
- Estimating Methodology
- Contractor Investment Analysis
- Procurement Analysis
- Life Cycle Cost Comparison
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