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Use CO2 Measurement to meet Prereq Requirement
EBOM-2009 IEQp1:Minimum IAQ Performanceposted by Eric Tu on
Hello; Out BAS does not measure air flow (CFM), but, it does measure Return Air and OA C02 values. Can this PreReq be met using CO2 measurement (demand ventilation) rather than CFM?
LEED Interpretation 1600 for LEED-NC 2009?
NC-2009 EAc1:Optimize Energy Performanceposted by Dana Kose on
LEED Interpretation 1600 (see below for Interpretation language), which applies to EAc1, was written for LEED-CS version 2.0.
Space Summary - Table EAp2-1 Space Usage Type?
Schools-2009 EAp2:Minimum Energy Performanceposted by Renee Shirey on
In this Table, are we supposed to list EVERY room in the building, or group similar rooms to together?
Sampling
Pilot-Credits PC36:Compartmentalizationposted by Aaron Gary on
If a multifamily project (based on Green Rater/Builder experience) is approved for sampling by the USGBC will sampling be allowable for achieving this credit as well or will every unit have to be t
STC ratings for ceiling and floors?
Schools-2009 IEQp3:Minimum Acoustical Performanceposted by Tyler Barter on
hi, We are using LEED for Schools 2007 and am looking for some information on where to find STC ratings for ceiling and floor materials.
Separate Trash & Recycling Audits
EBOM-2009 MRc6:Solid Waste Management—Waste Stream Auditposted by Alexis Thompson on
If a project has 2 separate haulers (one for trash, and one for recycling), then is it necessary to conduct both audits at the same time?
HIGHER EDU. PROJECT
EBOM-2009 IEQc2.2:Controllability of Systems—Lightingposted by Benoit Gosselin on
We are currently working in a higher education campus where there are several space types such as pools, cafeterias, stores, laboratories, studios, residences, workshops, lounges and a radio studio
Building footprint vs. hardscape
NC-2009 SSc7.1:Heat Island Effect—Non-Roofposted by Erica Downs on
Would entry stairs to the building be considered part of the building footprint, or part of the site hardscape? Thanks.
Old and Tankless Toilets have NO label of Flow Rates
NC-2009 WEp1:Water Use Reduction—20% Reductionposted by university hall on
We are working on a University Administrative Building where the toilet fixtures are old, connected to the wall, without a tank, and have no labels of flow rates.
Update
posted by Justin Grissom on
And yes, I am familiar with the USGBC district heating/cooling guidance. This question is geared mostly to the energy modelers out there.