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| EA Credit 1.3 Optimize Energy Performance: HVAC |
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Meet e-benchmark requirements for HVAC and zone spaces accordingly OR reduce energy use of HVAC by 15% or 30% of the basline standard set by ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA. Prescriptive Performance BASELINE 1-2 PTS |
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| Achieve increasing levels of energy conservation beyond the prerequisite standard to reduce environmental impacts associated with excessive energy use. |
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HVAC Optimize Energy Performance Opt A |
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Equipment Efficiency Appropriate Zoning and Controls: |
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HVAC Optimize Energy Performance Opt B |
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Demonstrate that HVAC system component performance criteria used for tenant space are 15% better than a system that is in minimum compliance with 90.1 (1 POINT) Demonstratve that the above is 30% better than 90.1 (2POINTS)
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Provide a narrative description of the HVAC system serving the tenant space as well as a description of the building level system. Plans and specs shouldhave an HVAC equipment schedule and ___________________________. |
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| plans showing the equipment within the space. |
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| it is offered as a prescriptive approach where the ASHRAE/IENSA Section 11 is performance based. |
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The major difference btw Opt A & Opt B is that |
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| the minimum equipment efficiency requirements in OPT A are more stringent than the minimum requirements in 90.1 |
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| The second part of Option A is ____________ approach to the zoning and controls for commercial interior projects. |
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| Every solar expose must have a |
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| Each side of a rectangular building with fenestration should be |
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| Interior ________ are another source of solar exposure and may warrant a separate zone as well. |
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| Private offices and specialty occupancies (conference rooms, kitchens, etc.) must have ____________ capable of sensing space use and modulating HVAC systmes in response to space demand. |
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| ___________ are a means to reducing energy consumption by modulating the supply of outdoor air. |
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| ________ does not recognize energy efficient design of air distribution systemsl however PRM does. |
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| Review Table 2 Option b On pg 161 |
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| the differential between the DEC and EcB increase as the energy eficiency of the existing building |
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| It could be easier to reach the credit thresholds in a less-efficient building. |
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| If the ______ are more energy efficient than the prescriptive requirements of 90.1, replace the existing conditions in the baseline model with the 90.1 requirements. |
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| Project teams can base their credit calculations on _____________. Document the choice made in the narrative included with the submittal. |
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