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Institutional Commercial and Industrial (ICI) buildings consume about 1/5 of all energy. The codes and standards that apply to ICI are not very demanding and the energy costs and emissions required to operate these buildings is rising. Customers, municipalities, and codes have taken notice and are ratcheting up the energy efficiency requirements. The good news is that energy consumption of many offices, schools, libraries, etc can be slashed by 50% with little to no change in capital cost. This performance can be achieved by selecting the proper building enclosure (especially details that solve thermal bridging and air leakage), and dealing with lighting controls and daylighting properly. The resulting low load building can now be inexpensively, simply (no Building Automation System!), and efficiently be conditioned. The course will begin with setting performance metrics and targets, and then proceed through examples of enclosures (walls, roofs, windows, slabs), heating, cooling and ventilation systems, with the aid of numerous cold climate success stories (and a few failures).
Space is limited!
Dates, Locations and Online Registration
Registration for this course will begin on February 15, 2012.
May 31 Westford, MA
Cost
The registration fee for this seminar is
$395
USD.
The fee includes lunch but does not include travel or accommodations.
Agenda
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Day
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Schedule
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Session
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Speaker
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9:00 - 9:15
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Introduction
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9:15 - 11:00
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Introduction: Performance Targets, Climates
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Break
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11:15 - 12:30
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Enclosures, Building Shape, Form, Siting
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Lunch
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1:30 - 3:15
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Enclosure Details for Walls, Windows, Roofs, Slabs and Basements
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Break
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3:30 - 5:00
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Heating, Cooling, Ventilation
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Reading Material
The reading material for the course is listed below. You are welcome to view or print all of them if you choose. You can find them by following the links below to our Building Science Information website.
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Reading Material
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BSD-151 Understanding Primary/Source and Site Energy
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html
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pdf (0.8
MB)
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BSD-152 Building Energy Performance Metrics
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html
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pdf (2.9
MB)
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BSI-012 Why Energy Matters
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html
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pdf (1.7
MB)
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BSI-014 Deciding on Energy Priorities When Building New
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html
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pdf (1
MB)
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BSI-042 Historical Development of the Building Enclosure
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html
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pdf (0.3
MB)
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BSD-011 Thermal Control in Buildings
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html
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pdf (0.3
MB)
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BSI-006 Can Highly Glazed Building Facades be Green?
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html
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pdf (1
MB)
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BSD-018 The Building Enclosure
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html
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pdf (0.2
MB)
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BSI-001 The Perfect Wall
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html
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pdf (1.3
MB)
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BSI-028 Energy Flow Across Enclosures
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html
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pdf (1.4
MB)
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BSI-031 Building in Extreme Cold
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html
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pdf (0.3
MB)
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BSD-014 Airflow Control in Buildings
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html
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pdf (1.1
MB)
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BSI-022 The Perfect HVAC
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html
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pdf (0.5
MB)
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Continuing Education
Building Science Corporation is a registered Continuing Education Provider for many building industry associations. Participants in our Low Energy Cold-Climate Commercial Institutional Buildings seminar can receive continuing education credits for the following associations:
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AIA
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The American Institute of Architects is the voice of the architectural profession and the resource for its members in service to society.
For more information, see
www.aia.org.
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If you have any questions about the continuing education arrangements with any of our partners listed above, or you would like to add Building Science Corporation as a continuing education provider for your organization, please call us at 978-589-5100.
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