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NC-2009 IEQp1:Minimum IAQ Performance

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I am having troubles understanding what is a single zone system and a multiple-zone system and how to fill out the forms. Example: I have a zone with eight individual offices and corridor on a air handler and another zone with restrooms, library, records and corridor fed from a different air handlers.

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Wed, 05/27/2015 - 20:14

1.A single zone is when a fan is providing outdoor air for a unique zone, for instance a dinning room. In this case you should complete the ventilation calculator in the LEED form. 2.A multiple zone is when a fan is providing outdoor air for different spaces at the same time (restrooms+library+records+corridor...). In this case you should use the excel calculator (.xls file) downloadable from this web and upload it to LEED online.

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