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试卷: LEED AP ID+C 模拟试卷B[查看] A contractor is documenting an IAQ plan that will be provided to each sub-contractor working on a major renovation project. Part of the building will remain occupied during the renovation. What steps should the contractor take to reduce indoor air quality problems due to the construction process?
A: Increase the ventilation to all occupied spaces by at least 30% above the minimum required by ASHRAE 62.1-2004 B: Clean any roll-out mats in front of the building at least weekly C: Install filtration with a MERV 13 or better rating for both return and outside air D: Conduct high pollution activities during off hours 参考答案: D
本题解释: Reference: Indoor Environmental Quality Credit, Construction Indoor Air Quality Management Plan-Duri
The question is asking about Construction IAQ Management Plan but only referring to the intent.
The correct choice comes from the SMACNA Scheduling requirements. If there are occupants in the building during construction try to conduct tasks that have pollution potential during the off-hours of the building when occupants are not present. Painting is a good example since paint can give off a lot of fumes.
Increased ventilation to ASHRAE 62.1-2004 standards is for Indoor Environmental Quality Credit, Increased Ventilation.
MERV 13 filters are used for Indoor Environmental Quality Credit, Indoor Chemical and Pollutant Source Control.
Mats are used for Indoor Environmental Quality Credit, Indoor Chemical and Pollutant Source Control. If mats are used for IAQ during construction they would fall under housekeeping and should be cleaned more than once per week considering all of the contaminants contractors can bring into the building (muddy shoes, etc.).
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