Hello, One Air Handling Unit serves multiple zones (for example : one office room 100sqf, one plant room 100sqf, one storage 100sqf).

Will a a flush out with above 60% relative humidity be acceptable provided there is a valid reason?

Noting that an equivalent to IEQc3.2 is not available within the LEED-CS rating system, is it safe to assume that future tenant space(s) within a LEED-NC project would not be subject to IAQ testing

I have a client who is asking about air testing for an office building renovation project where small parts of each floor will be renovated.

Our project office building has 22 floors and is divided in 4 portions – north wing, south wing, east wing and west wing.

Listed below is my list of questions: A) We have several FRESH air handling units and REGULAR air handling units on the roof of our building.

We are certifying a Project and we are preparing the documentation for the EQ credit 3.2 Construction Indoor Air Quality Management Plan – Before Occupancy.

Dear All, I need to ensure that in the 60/60 rule, I do not find anything about the maximum indoor temperature during flush-out, please advice if I can maintain any indoor temperature as long as it

The reference guide is clear that 14,000 CFM of OA per SF (that is >60deg and

Our project went with Path 2 Post-occupancy flush out. All AHUs required 2-4 days of flush out before occupancy could occur and about 24 days post occupancy.