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Glare control device simulation - Option 2
NC-v4 EQc7:Daylightposted by Hanh Truong on
Dear all, I am targeting the Daylight credit by modelling based on Option 2. However, the simulation results show that the illuminance level over the threshold (3,000 lux).
ESC plan
NC-v4 SSp1:Construction activity pollution preventionposted by Ana Paula Quiros on
Hello, There is a hotel that might look certification and has 2 floors already built, then the construction stopped and they want to add now 3 more floors.
Analysis areas for large building
NC-v4 EQc7:Daylightposted by Jody Lee Potvin-Jones on
Hi, For EQc7: Daylight.
Garages and Service Bays
ND-Plan-v4 NPDp1:Walkable streetsposted by David West on
Does surface parking count as a garage and/or service bay?
Purchasing Calculator updated 4/8/2016
EBOM-v4 MRc1:Purchasing - ongoingposted by Trista Brown on
USGBC released a revised Purchasing Calculator with an updated weighted average formula for lamps. The link to the calculator in the Resources tab will take you to the updated version.
No Cooling Tower - Alternative Compliance Path
NC-v4 WEc3:Cooling tower water useposted by Kristina Pobre on
My project does not have a cooling tower.
Low Emitting Materials -Pushing the Industry forward to meet v.4
CI-v4 INc1:Innovationposted by Kerry Honsinger on
We are working on a LEED v.4 project. Regarding EQ Credit, Low Emitting Materials....
EN 13779–2007
NC-v4 EQp1:Minimum indoor air quality performanceposted by Francesco Passerini on
We are deciding between the use of EN 15251 and the use of ASHRAE 62.1. Do you have experience in applying EN 13779–2007?
Garage exhaust fan criteria
Homes-v4 EQc6:Enhanced garage pollutant protectionposted by Phil Vanderloo on
I have a living area over a garage and, per LEED protocol, I need an exhaust fan in the garage that will allow 3 air changes per hour. Calculations call for min 345 cfm in my case.
Uplight - Option 2 Calculation method
NC-v4 SSc6:Light pollution reductionposted by Yvonne Fan on
Would appreciate very much if anyone can clarify that the maximum allowed percentage of total lumens emitted above horizontal (by lighting zone) is applied to each luminaire or the sum of all lumen