Super Important Concepts Flashcards

(37 cards)

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What code for minimum energy performance?

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ASHRAE 90.1

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What code for IAQ and HVAC?

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ASHRAE 62.1

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What code for thermal control like windows?

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ASHRAE 55

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What code for high performance green buildings?

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ASHRAE 189.1

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What orgs are associated with EA?

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RECs, Carbon Offsets, Green-E

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What orgs are associated with Environmental Product Disclosures (EPDs)?

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Cradle-to-gate assessment, ISO standards, REACH

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What orgs are associated with material ingredients?

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Cradle-to-cradle, Greenscreen

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What orgs are associated with low-emitting materials?

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VOC’s, SCAQMD, CDPH, GreenSeal, GreenLabel

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What orgs are associated with construction air quality?

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Merv, filters, SMACNA

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What orgs are associated with indoor water use reduction?

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EPAct of 1992 or 2005, flow rate standards

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What percent of potable water consumption do buildings account for?

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14%

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What percent of waste output do buildings account for?

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30%

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What percent of raw material use do buildings account for?

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40%

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14
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What percent of carbon emissions do buildings account for?

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38%

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What percent of energy use do buildings account for?

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24-50%

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What percent of electricity consumption do buildings account for?

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How many sections are there in LEED BD+C?

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8 including new construction, major renovations, core & shell, and specific types

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How many sections are there in LEED ID+C?

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3 including hospitality and retail

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What percent of LEED is focused on climate change?

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What percent of LEED is focused on human health?

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What percent of LEED is focused on water resources?

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What do TAGs do?

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technical advice to improve credits, there are 6 for the 6 first categories

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What does the Steering Committee do?

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industry leads and academic experts decide on proposed changes

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When do you submit a CIR?

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clarification on credits or prerequisites, anytime after the project is registered

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When do you submit an Interpretation?
precedent setting for multiple projects and other CIRs
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When do you go about an ACP?
as an outside method which satisfies the credit's intent
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What are the first few parts of the application process?
1. Discovery phase 2. Select rating system 3. Check MPR
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What is a split review?
some credits submitted during design or construction phase, during the certification process
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What is a combined review?
all credits submitted all at once (only BD+C and ID+C), during the certification process
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What is a preliminary review?
the project administrator does the preliminary rating and requests additional information, during the review process
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What is a final review?
the final rating but the project administrator can appeal before accepting, during the review process
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What does USGBC do?
rating systems reference guides educational courses research projects
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What does GBCI do?
project certification process professional exams credit maintenance programs
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The electrical current drawn by all equipment connected via wall outlets
Plug load
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The power that resources consume in support of processes other than conditioning spaces and maintaining comfort and amenities for occupants of a building. This may include refrigeration equipment, cooking and food preparation, clothes washing, and other major support appliances
Process energy
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The load on a building resulting from the consumption or release of process energy
Unregulated load or process load
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What are the main impact categories?
* Reverse Contribution to Global Climate Change (35%) * Enhance Individual Human Health and Well-Being (20%) * Protect and Restore Water Resources (15%) * Protect, Enhance, and Restore Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (10%) * Promote Sustainable and Regenerative Material Resources Cycles (10%) * Build a Greener Economy (5%) * Enhance Social Equity, Environmental Justice, and Community Quality of Life (5%)