Energy conservation regulations for new nonresidential buildings. Guide to HVAC equipment, Division Six

Technical Report · Mon Sep 01 04:00:00 EDT 1980

OSTI ID:6879169

Turner, G C

The Energy Conservation Standards for New Nonresidential Buildings establish standards for the design, construction methods, and materials used in new construction. The standards also cover additions, alterations, or repairs of existing structures. Division 6 of the Standards deals with the performance of, and manufacturer's documentation of HVAC equipment which provides for the process of comfort heating, ventilation, and/or cooling within a building. To comply with these standards, the designer or contractor must complete HVAC Equipment Compliance Form 6. The information and the methods of calculation required in order to complete the form are contained in this guide. Part 1 discusses HVAC equipment, Part 2, measuring HVAC equipment operating effectiveness, and Part 3, how to fill out Form 6.

• Research Organization: California State Univ., Fullerton (USA)
• OSTI ID: 6879169
• Report Number(s): P-400-80-070
• Country of Publication: United States
• Language: English

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