EQ Credit: Indoor Air Quality Assessment (1โ2 Points)
Official FAQs
What is the total outdoor air required for a full flush-out?
A. 3,500 cu ft/sf
B. 10,000 cu ft/sf
C. 14,000 cu ft/sf
D. 0.30 cfm/sf
โ Answer: C
B. 10,000 cu ft/sf
C. 14,000 cu ft/sf
D. 0.30 cfm/sf
โ Answer: C
What is the minimum ventilation rate during occupancy flush-out?
A. 0.10 cfm/sf
B. 0.30 cfm/sf
C. 1.0 cfm/sf
D. 14,000 cfm
โ Answer: B
B. 0.30 cfm/sf
C. 1.0 cfm/sf
D. 14,000 cfm
โ Answer: B
A project begins occupancy after delivering 3,500 cu ft/sf but stops ventilation. What is wrong?
A. Nothing
B. Needs higher temperature
C. Must continue ventilation until 14,000 cu ft/sf
D. Must switch to testing
โ Answer: C
B. Needs higher temperature
C. Must continue ventilation until 14,000 cu ft/sf
D. Must switch to testing
โ Answer: C
A project performs IAQ testing before installing carpets and furniture. Is this compliant?
A. Yes
B. No
C. Only for retail
D. Only if HVAC is off
โ Answer: B
B. No
C. Only for retail
D. Only if HVAC is off
โ Answer: B
A project wants early occupancy but minimal disruption. Which option is best?
A. Flush-out before occupancy
B. Flush-out during occupancy
C. Air testing
D. Skip IAQ credit
โ Answer: C
B. Flush-out during occupancy
C. Air testing
D. Skip IAQ credit
โ Answer: C
Air testing shows high VOC levels in one zone. What must the team do?
A. Ignore it
B. Reduce ventilation
C. Retest entire building
D. Correct issue and retest affected area
โ Answer: D
B. Reduce ventilation
C. Retest entire building
D. Correct issue and retest affected area
โ Answer: D
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