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NC-2009 IEQc6.2:Controllability of Systems—Thermal Comfort

Documenting thermal comfort controllability.

I am working on a project where i have retail units in a big building which serves the building users. These retail units will be rented so we are not sure how the seat arrangements are. Our scope is to provide a tap in point for chilled water and electrical power to these areas. 1. In this scenario, How to document for these spaces? Also, in other places like 2. Travel centre where individual occupants method is applied, for a 4 people occupancy, one thermostat for temperature and a table fan for air speed will suffice the requirement? 3. For table fans or task lights, providing plug point at the desk is enough? Thanks Vel

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Mon, 08/28/2017 - 18:50

Hi Vel, I think it would be hard to complete this credit without knowing where the occupants are sitting because much of the credit depends on this information. Might your project be better suited for CS rather than NC? To answer question 2 - yes, it's possible that this could count technically speaking. To answer question 3 - you would need to provide the actual fans or tasks lights and not just the plugs.

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