as are several European labels, and I believe that they all play by the same ISO rules. Log in or register to post comments Susann Geithner Principal Emerald Built Environments LEEDuser Basic Member 1297 thumbs up April 29, 2010- 4:46 pm Thanks a lot for your help. I did look into it a little and yes all these European labels comply with ISO Standards. The problem is that looking at the specifications for instance...

you with a test lab report (from a lab that has the CA 01350 test method in their scope of ISO 17025 accreditation- there are a number of them in the US and around the world) that shows a product...

one between U-factor and F-factor I can easily get the other one. If ASHRAE accepts a method based on tables (like in http://simulationresearch.lbl.gov/dirun/1901.pdf), I think the method of EN ISO...

I am using HAP to model a system consisting of water-source heat pumps. I am required to input the ARI/ISO efficiency. My problem is that the heat pumps are two-stage and have both full and part load efficiencies associated with them while HAP only allows one input. Most of the time the heat pumps will be running at part-load, so, would it be acceptable to use an average of the full/part time efficiencies? Has anyone else run across a similar situation? Thanks. EAp2 ...

the methods applied with programs such as ISO 16000, CEN TC 351, GUT, EMICODE, Blue Angel, Austrian ecolabel, EU ecolabel, M1, Indoor Advantage, Indoor Air Comfort, Floor Score, Natureplus, DICL, and more. All...

John Drigot Design/LEED Specialist The Neenan Company LEEDuser Basic Member 185 thumbs up November 17, 2011- 4:59 pm Peter- I was getting ready to kill your idea when I read the definition of Postconsumer recycled content- Postconsumer recycled content is the percentage of material in a product that was consumer waste. The recycled material was generated by household, commercial, industrial, or institutional end-users and can no longer be used for its intended purpose. It includes returns of materials from the distribution chain (ISO 14021). Examples include construction and demolition debris, materials...

EN 15251 + ISO 7730, combination is almost identical to ASHRAE 55...doesn't make this credit any easier. ...

Josh Jacobs Technical Information & Public Affairs Manager UL Environment LEEDuser Basic Member 515 thumbs up September 26, 2011- 8:28 am Raymond, You would look towards Option 2 in the credit, which simply allows a representative sample of the carpet that you are going to use be tested to CA 01350 requirements by a lab that has that standard in the scope of its ISO 17025 accreditation. Log in or register to post comments Melissa Vernon Director of Client Engagement Natural Capital Partners LEEDuser Basic Member 50 thumbs up September 29, 2011- 10:08 am Raymond, The carpet does not have...

The USDA Forest Products Lab generated an EPD in conformance with ISO 14044. Would this generic, non-product specific documentation qualify for Pilot Credit 43 or LEED 2012? PC43 ...

to be third-party certified. If a self-declaration like one compliant with ISO 14021 gives pre- and post-consumer recycled content numbers, then you should be able to use that.It's too bad they're...