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Which type of low-emission coating is characterized by a low solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC), and a low visible transmittance (VT)?
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Which of the following professionals need an understanding of building codes but do not apply building codes in their normal job duties? A. electricians B. plumbers C. realtors D. architects
Lecture Notes
These are lecture notes to support the learning objectives related to the codes and standards module and focusing on level 4 content.
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These are lecture notes to support the learning objectives related to the codes and standards module and focusing on level 3 content.
Lecture Notes
These are lecture notes to support the learning objectives related to the codes and standards module and focusing on level 1 content.
Lecture Notes
These are lecture notes to support the learning objectives related to the codes and standards module and focusing on level 2 content.
Teaching Material
This is a list of excellent codes and standards references that can provide material and tools for training.
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In general terms (i.e., not required to list the specific code and standard), explain for a specific type of natural disaster (e.g. earthquake or flood) how local codes and industry standards could prepare and protect a building from a natural disaster.
Teaching Material
Commercial Building Energy Code Adoption Map
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Over half of the indoor air quality problems result from ____________________? 1. Increasing toxicity of mold 2. Inadequate ventilation 3. Excess dust due to insulation 4. Low oxygen levels.
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Evidence of moisture problems in a building can include: Damp feeling, odors; mold and mildew; peeling paint and sweating pipes Shrinking, warping, rotting wood; drawers that stick Condensation, frost and ice dams on windows Discoloration corrosion, oxidation, or rust of building materials All of...
Lecture Notes
These lecture notes provide information about common signs of moisture problems in buildings.
Problem Set
What are the conditions that must exist for mold growth to occur? Mold spores must be present. Temperatures must be between 35°F and 100°F. A naturally occuring food source must be available. Moisture must be available in sufficient quantities. All of the above
Lecture Notes
These lecture notes describe the conditions required for mold growth.
Lecture Notes
These lecture notes provide information about the basic principles of conduction and how U-value compares to R-value.
Teaching Material
This presentation provides helpful visual aid to supplipent lecture notes related to conduction losses in buildings.
Teaching Material
This presentation provides some slides for trainers teaching students about convection
Lecture Notes
These lectures provide more detailed information about the principles of convection.
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These lecture notes describe how to correctly mitigate mold growth on lumber.
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