Standard 62.1-2007: Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality
Explains how Sandard 62.1 applies to the design of new buildings, additions and to existing buildings. 32.0 PDHs.
Describes how ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 62.1-2007 – Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality applies to the design of new buildings and additions to existing buildings. Covers investigation and maintenance of indoor air quality (IAQ) levels and all documentation requirements. The calculations required for designing efficient and effective systems to provide acceptable indoor air quality are also covered.
Upon course completion, you will understand:
- Why buildings ventilation is necessary.
- What outdoor air quality is acceptable and why it is important.
- Outdoor air intakes and exhaust.
- Natural ventilation and exhaust.
- Indoor air quality procedure.
- Ventilation Rate Procedure (VRP).
- VRP Multiple Zones - Ventilation for multi-purpose and large buildings.
- Re-circulating and treating indoor air.
- VRP Multiple Zones VAV for saving fan energy.
- VRP Multiple Zones (Complex ventilation systems).
- Moisture and mold control.
- Construction, startup, and maintenance.
- The process and importance of documentation.
The course is made of up 15 independent courses, which may be taken separately for PDHs:
- Purpose: Why We Ventilate Buildings
- Scope, Definitions, App G & Example Buildings
- Outdoor Air Quality
- Outdoor Air Intakes and Exhaust
- Natural Ventilation and Exhaust
- IAQ Procedure
- Ventilation Rate Procedure (VRP)
- VRP for Multiple Zones
- Recirculating and Treating Indoor Air
- VRP Multiple Zones VAV
- VRP Multiple Zones General Case
- Varying Operating Conditions
- Moisture and Mold Control
- Construction, Startup, and Maintenance
- 2010 Ventilation Rate Procedure