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NC-2009 IEQp1:Minimum IAQ Performance

Natural Ventilation Form Filling

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Aaron Levey
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Hi everyone, We have a residential project which has around 600 rooms naturally ventilated. I've prepared an excel sheet to demonstrate compliance with natural ventilation requirements. Do we have to fill the online form for 600 rooms? or do you think it will be ok if I just upload the excel sheet I prepared. Thank you very much for answers. Regards

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Wed, 07/18/2012 - 01:25

Hi Aaron, if I would recommend filling out the table in the template with each room TYPE and also uploading your spreadsheet. I would also choose the alternative compliance box and explain your situation and (for good measure) upload plans of each unit type showing the floor areas and operable opening areas as well as illustrating an 8m radius from each opening covering all spaces. I assume that this is the first review so if they don't like that then you will be able to find out for free.

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