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In one of the projects, there are no cooling tower. There are no AC Spaces in our project, and hence for the energy simulations ASHRAE 90.1 2010 Appendix G Space System 10 is selected...

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LEED reference document says in the Required document Table (page 309):

- Nonportable water analysis (if use 100% nonportable water) -------------------------------------- 2...

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How do we control the maximum number of cycles of the cooling tower?

Is it by controlling bleed off rate and make-up water rate according to the following method which I...

Hi All,

How do we control the maximum number of cycles of the cooling tower?

Is it by controlling bleed off rate and make-up water rate? 

Thanks in advance!

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The reference guide lists Rainwater as a good non-potable water source for make-up water. The proposed cooling tower manufacturer raised the following concern for use of...

Hi all! Does anyone know whether the “No Cooling Tower” credit is an alternative substitute of “Cooling tower water use” credit or a pilot credit? In other words, would a project which meets all...

Our project is on a University campus, which utilizes a Distrcit Plant.  There is no Cooling Tower directly within our project, but there is one at the District Plant.  Can we count the District...

Can I use the potable water analysis reports from the city utility to calculate the cycles?

The documentation requirements for WEC3 requires the non-potable water analysis if using 100% non-potable (for 2 points).
As per points table, for 2 points threshold, min 20% non potable...

The credit is pretty vague about defining the "maximum number of cycles without exceeding any filtration levels". Does this need to be exact (to the gallon over a year)? For example, one of my...