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Depressurization (REPEAT) (In field)
US DOE Midwest Regional Weatherization Conference
THPM 1 - Measuring & Predicting Worst-Case Depressurization (REPEAT) (In field)
Thursday, August 17, 2006 · 1:30 PM - 5:00 PMEffective whole house treatments can make a
huge difference in the tightness of a home. In some cases, well-intentioned work can cause undesirable and expensive consequences. Learn how to measure the
worst case depressurization before and after the work is complete. More importantly, find out how you can predict what the result will be before you develop
your work plan.
By attending this session, participants
will
- Learn how to perform the worst-case depressurization test
- Recognize the importance of incorporating this test into every job you do
KEYWORDS: carbon monoxide,
case studies, CAZ, combustion safety, diagnostics, problem solving, protocol, test in - test out, whole house
Tom Andrews, Ohio Department of Development, Columbus, OH
Tom Kalina, WestCAP, Glenwood City, WI
Type: Half-Day
CEU: Building Performance Institute, Inc. (BPI) North American Technician Excellence, Inc. (NATE) Residential Energy Services Network (RESNET) Ohio HVAC
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