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Hello,
1) When persuing strategy G by measuring iluminance with a light meter after construction, is there any specific procedure that must be followed? For example, when measuring illuminance of a wall, how many measurements must be made and in what conditions (with or without daylight)? Where in the wall must the measurements be made (work surface level / ground level, etc...)? Is there a guide to help?
2) In strategy F, what does LEED mean by "Movable partitions"?
Thank you in advance!
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Paula Melton
Editorial DirectorBuildingGreen, Inc.
LEEDuser Expert
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November 20, 2018 - 3:20 pm
Luis, have you checked the reference guide for question #1? There are fairly extensive instructions and calculations, but I'm not sure if you need guidance beyond that.
Movable partitions are sectional walls that can be moved around easily to reconfigure a space.
Luis Andrade
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November 21, 2018 - 5:28 am
Hi Paula, thanks for your response!
Yes, I've read the Reference Guide and I belive that I understood the instructions. Howerver, there could be a referenced procedure to make the measurements... But we're making arrangements to performe those measurements based on the RG v4. Thank you!