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Option 2 - Glazing Area
CI-2009 IEQc8.1:Daylight and Views—Daylightposted by Ryan Favier on
Per 2009 CI you cannot count any glazing area below 30".
low emitting materials calculator
NC-v4 EQc2:Low emitting materialsposted by Caroline PIN on
Dear all, I submit this question to leedinfo@usgbc.org in November but I have not yet received a response so I ask you for help.
Minimum exhaust Rates
NC-2009 IEQp1:Minimum IAQ Performanceposted by Elodie DUMAS on
Dear all, We work on a private office building where toilet facilities are composed of several individual toilet rooms. Reading the ASHRAE 62.1, we are not sure about the occupancy category of thes
Scandinavian DES protocol
NC-2009 EAc1:Optimize Energy Performanceposted by Qian Tang on
Hello, We are working on a LEED NC 2009 project in Germany with DES which the thermal plants consist 5 boilers and a cogenerator. We are thinking to follow the Scandinavian DES protocol to replace
Calculation for Design Energy Cost
CS-2009 EAc6:Green Powerposted by Saud Abdul Rasheed on
Dear All, We want to buy RECS for our project but I am confused about the quantity to buy. We performed an energy model and the total electricity demand for the project is 4,000,000 kWh.
Determining Core & Shell electricity usage from Energy Model
CS-2009 EAc6:Green Powerposted by Michelle Robinson Schwarting on
Based on the comments a few people have written in this forum since early in 2014, it sounds as though the core and shell electricity use must be broken out in the energy model and that the 15% "on
How to incorporate 15%?
CS-2009 EAc6:Green Powerposted by Melissa Wrolstad on
For Core and Shell, in the reference guide and various other LEED resources I’ve been looking through - it appears that for LEED-CS projects it’s possible to take 15% of the annual electricity (fro
C&S base building electricity use
CS-2009 EAc6:Green Powerposted by Habitech Distretto Tecnologico Trentino on
Our C&S project includes in the LEED Project Boundary: (1) UNDERGROUND PARKING GARAGE AND EXTERIOR SPACES (BASE BUILDING) (2) commercial spaces (tenant spaces), which correspond to the 100% of
Complex occupancy
NC-2009 PIf3:Occupant and Usage Dataposted by study topenergy on
There is a data center with a complex occupancy (2 shifts). Day shift is 9 hours, 8:30-17:30; night shift is 15 hours, 17:30-8:30. There are 3 persons per shift.
PUBLISHED ACP DOCUMENTATION GUIDANCE FOR PROJECTS OUTSIDE THE US
posted by jorge calderon on
I opened the link at the top of this page, http://bit.ly/tTjUr5. It indicates that is a draft, dated 2011. Is now a published or new document like this?