know. so great, everything is cleared up! And yes, I saw that there is a 5 point max. But 5 is a lot coming from 0, which explains my enthusiam! I am not sure what you mean by "get combined...

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up December 6, 2010- 11:06 pm It sounds to me like this LEED boundary is appropriate, since you are including the areas supporting and affected by the current project. I would recommend you review the LEED MPRs and updated campus guidance for more background, however, to be sure. Log in or register to post comments javier bolanos zeledon LEEDuser Basic Member 243 thumbs up December 6, 2010- 11:46 pm This is really confusing to me Tristan, I'm sorry. I have reviewed a lot of information regarding...

According to 5.10.1 you should have a relative humidity of no more than 65%. And you have to analyze this with outdoor air at humidification design conditions (design dew point and mean coincident dry bulb) with the space interior loads both sensible and latent, and space solar loads at zero. Although this make sense, how can you document compliance with this article???? Is there a computer program that can do this?? I've been trying to find an answer with Carrier HAP, without luck. Any guidance in regards. Thanks. IEQp1 ...

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Hi, My project is a Cookies and Potato Chips facility (from a well known brand) I has an offices building, services, laboratories, and Production Lines. It was built and operates since two years ago outside the US. It has great green features. The problem is that no similar facility exists on Portfolio manager to get a performance rating. I requested information to Energy Star and they responded: "It seems that your facility would be classified as "Other- Other." Please note, if your entire facility is listed as any of the "Other" space types, it is not eligible to receive...

Your Checklists sections says that "The baseline is calculated by assuming that each regular building occupant drives alone to and from the project building twice a day, five days a week, in a conventional vehicle. Isn't the standard one round t...

We have seperate water meters for our building, irrigation, and cooling tower. The meters are owned by the water department and are read by them electronically. The water meter reading data is collected by them at different times approximately twice per day. The usage for each meter is available to view on-line on a daily basis. Is it acceptable to view and analize our on-line usage information...

there is a lot of work to be done on the cost credit forms MRc3,4,5,6, & 7. The interface is very clunk and laborious. Log in or register to post comments Susie Spivey-Tilson LEED Fellow, Senior Program...

Curt Pascoe P.E., LEED AP BD+C Ryan Companies US, Inc. LEEDuser Basic Member 123 thumbs up November 11, 2010- 3:19 pm I have spent a lot of time on the web with little luck on this same subject. Many smart controllers are reviewed by the Irrigation Association (www.irrigation.org) but their technical calculations do not include this "CE" value. The CE value appears to be a USGBC term to compare a smart controller to a timed controller. There are a variety of studies completed out there, but they include a wide sampling of controllers and return average savings anywhere from 10% to 40%,...

I'm am working on a project that has (2) bus lines that service the site that are both within a 1/4 mile radius. One line has an all day service route scheduled and the other only has rush hour stops scheduled (morning and afternoon). Do we still qualify if both lines do not operate all day? SSc4.1 ...