"One test is required for each separate ventilation system within the building, with not less than one sample per 25,000 ft2 of contiguous floor area."

230k School, Tight Schedule, Path 1 Flushout before occupancy, Per Phases, 21 Air Handler Units / Zones, 6 areas of Flushout durations from 99 days to 30 days. My questions: 1.

I am currently working on a project in southern Colorado (very dry) that is doing a phased flush-out but there is currently no way to monitor interior humidity.

My project includes the renovation of an existing building and a major attached addition (over 70% of the project is new construction).

The Credit Language contains this statement regarding air quality testing and furnishings: "Movable furnishings such as workstations and partitions should be in place for the testing, although it

Is it acceptable to perform air quality testing in phases? The project in question is a 175K sf school designed in 7 zones.

Does anybody know how to measure and report indoor temperatures and relative humidity during flushout? Do we need to record min. and max. every single day at every single room?

I am wondering if it's possible to sequence the flush out in stages so that you can make your way through the building, but also maintain work in other parts as well...

3.2 IAQ Mgmt. Plan - What are your options if neither Option 1 or 2 were done?

Dear all, The LEEDOnline letter template for IEQc3.2 includes a portal to upload the IAQ Management Plan highlighting post-construction IAQ management practices. Is this plan different from the o