LEED GA: Energy and Atmosphere

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What does ODP stand for?
Ozone Depletion Potential
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What variables are used in determining FTE calculations?
The type of building occupant (full-time, part-time, transient) and the hours worked per week
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What is natural ventilation?
This uses the natural forces of wind and buoyancy to deliver fresh air into buildings
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What is daylighting?
The practice of placing windows, or other transparent media, and reflective surfaces so that, during the day, natural light provides effective internal illumination.
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What are CFCs?
Chlorofluorocarbon. This is a type of hydrocarbon that is used in most types of refrigerants for building applications such as centrifugal chillers, refrigerators, and humidifiers. Most applications were installed prior to ozone concerns.
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What standard defines green power?
Green-e
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What does GWP stand for?
Global Warming Potential
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What LEED category would SMACNA standards be used for?
Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ)
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What is a Full-Time Equivalent (FTE)?
It’s a regular building occupant who spends 40 hours per week in the project building.
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What is ASHRAE 90.1 related to?
This is related to HVAC systems.
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What does ASHRAE stand for?
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers
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What is lighting power density?
Installed lighting power per unit area
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What does an ENERGY STAR rating refer to?
This measures a building’s energy performance compared with that of a similar buildings, as determined by a representative of the rating agency.

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50 represents an average building performance.
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What are some of the benefits of Vegetated Roofs?
They reduce heat island effect, retain runoff, insulating benefits, aesthetically pleasing, have longer life, and less maintenance than conventional roofs.
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What does a Vegetated roof consist of?
Vegetation, growing medium, filter fabric, drainage, and a waterproof membrane.
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What are transient occupants?
Building visitors and other part-time or occasional occupants, such as students, volunteers, and visitors.
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What standard applies to natural ventilation?
ASHRAE 62
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What is a Baseline Building Performance?
ASHRAE 90.1 defines minimum standards of design. Which considers the annual energy cost for a building designed to those minimum standards.
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What are alternatives to using refrigeration with CFCs?

1. Natural Ventilation
2. Refrigerants with lower ODP and GWP


1. Natural Refrigerants
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What ASHRAE standards would be used for the Energy and Atmosphere category?
ASHRAE 90.1
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What is Green-e?
This is a program established to promote green electricity products and provide consumers with a nationally recognized method to identify those products.
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What LEED category would the Green-e standard be used for?
Energy and Atmosphere
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What types of systems use CFCs?

1. Centrifugal Chillers
2. Refrigerators


1. Humidifiers
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What category does lighting power density have the greatest impact on?
Energy and Atmosphere. Reducing lighting power density reduces energy use.
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