
ASHRAE 62.2 – Houses Need to Breathe
The authors of ASHRAE 62.2 believe that people need to breathe. And people perform best when the air they breathe is clean, high in oxygen and low in carbon

The authors of ASHRAE 62.2 believe that people need to breathe. And people perform best when the air they breathe is clean, high in oxygen and low in carbon
120,000 homes were “officially” evaluated by HERS raters in 2010 – a 7% increase from 2009. Believe it or not, this number represents 41% of all new homes built in 2010!

This is a great investigation video done by NBC, about some common (unfortunately) practices that leave homeowners paying for repairs that they don’t need. As

Our last Manual-J post focused on envelope loads and how important it is to properly account for them in your HVAC design. Now we will turn

The available static pressure of your blower plays a huge role in making sure the HVAC system is able to perform optimally. After performing the
More and more state codes are requiring room-by-room Manual-J load calculations as part of the permitting and inspection process. Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,

Tight houses need mechanical ventilation to ensure a supply of fresh air to keep people healthy; and existing houses should not be tightened without assessing whether the existing combustion appliances have an adequate source of combustion makeup air.

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