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Calculations and Methodology Install and connect an air quality alert system to the BMS. The ventilation provided must provide sufficient dilution at all times, in particular during peak operating hours when queuing and congestion may occur. Set trigger values for each of these pollutants, taking into account response times so ventilation rates will adjust and these maximum values are not exceeded. The levels in all instances must comply with WHO Guidelines 2000 Air Quality Guidelines for Europe 2nd Edition in relation to carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter PM10 from ASHRAE 62.1.2007. Demonstrate that the monitoring locations selected are considered worst-case within the car park area. For example, monitoring must not take place immediately adjacent to air distribution vents, where pollutant levels would be lower as a result of dilution. The number of monitoring points will depend on the size of the car park. No part of the car park must be more than 25 meters from a sampling point. Each area that is serviced by a separate ventilation system will require a separate monitoring point and at least one monitoring point will be required on each level. In addition, at least one sampling point must be provided at each of the entrances and exits of the car park. Monitoring must take place within the breathing zone. This is the region within an occupied space between 1 and 1.8m above the floor and more than 0.1 m from walls or air conditioning equipment. Outdoor air intakes must be placed away from known sources of pollution such as busy roads or boiler exhausts. The system presented in this credit must be consistent with the system included in the energy model (e.g. variable speed drive fans). 75% enclosure is defined as a car park with a roof and 75% of the wall area perimeter enclosed. References � ANSI/ASHRAE 62.1:2007 Ventilation and Acceptable Indoor Air Quality www.ashrae.org � World Health Organization Guidelines 2000 Air Quality Guidelines for Europe 2nd Edition. www.who.int Pearl Building Rating System: Design & Construction, Version 1.0, April 2010 96 of 223
LBi-5.1: Thermal Comfort & Controls: Thermal Zoning Intent To promote logical thermal zoning strategies in relation to the on-floor ventilation system, to achieve improved occupant comfort, future flexibility and energy efficiency. Credit Requirements Awarding Credit Points Credit Submission: Design Rating GENERAL Demonstrate that all spaces within the building(s) have been modeled to determine zonal cooling demand and designed to have separately controllable thermal zones, as follows: Design for separate zones and controls for a maximum of 35m 2 of open plan space on the perimeter of the building and a maximum of 70m 2 of open plan space in the internal areas of the building. Each thermal zone must have thermostats that allow control over air speed or temperature as a minimum. For private enclosed spaces intended for individual use, one thermostatic controller must be provided that allows control over air speed or temperature as a minimum. Multi-occupant spaces intended for group activities (meeting rooms, classrooms, lecture theatres, conference halls etc) must at least have one thermostatic controller. In the case where these spaces have movable internal partitions intended to sub-divide spaces, each space must have at least one thermostatic controller. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT/CLARIFICATIONS For speculative developments designed for an unknown tenant, contract lease requirements must specify that the fit-out will meet the requirements for thermal zoning and thermostatic controllers. Retail As a minimum, separate thermal zones must be provided for each tenancy. For larger open plan retail spaces over 100m 2 , follow the general guidance above. Particular attention must be given to retail areas that have substantially higher or varying levels of internal load. Residential Separate controls for each living area and each bedroom (including maids’ rooms). For common areas follow the requirements relating to general spaces. Schools Separate zones and controls for each classroom, administrative office. . CREDIT POINTS REQUIREMENTS 1 Design Rating (maximum) 1 Compliant thermal zoning strategy and controls 1 Construction Rating (maximum) 1 Compliant thermal zoning strategy and controls � Brief narrative describing how the project will meet the Credit Requirements. Zoning must match that in Credit RE-R1 Minimum Energy Performance; � Drawings of the mechanical ventilation systems, clearly indicating zone boundaries and zone references. Drawings must also highlight locations for thermostatic controllers intended for occupant control; Pearl Building Rating System: Design & Construction, Version 1.0, April 2010 97 of 223
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The Pearl Rating System for Estidam
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The Pearl Rating System for Estidam
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His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zay
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His Highness General Sheikh Mohamed
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Table of Contents Introduction ....
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Introduction ESTIDAMA Estidama, whi
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THE PEARL RATING SYSTEM DOCUMENTS T
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THE PEARL RATING PROCESS The Pearl
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APPLICATION OF THE PEARL BUILDING R
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SUMMARY OF CREDIT POINTS FOR THE PE
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RE Resourceful Energy Maximum Credi
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Credit Section IDP: Integrated Deve
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IDP Integrated Development Process
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IDP-R2: Tenant Fit-Out Design & Con
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systems noted below and commence th
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IDP-2: Guest Worker Accommodation I
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IDP-3: Construction Environmental M
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IDP-5: Re-Commissioning Intent To e
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IDP-6: Sustainability Communication
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Credit Section NS: Natural Systems
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NS Natural Systems Credit Code Cred
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components, as a minimum: � Topog
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2005 � Terrestrial Environment of
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Requirement Achievement Credit Subm
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NS-R3: Natural Systems Design & Man
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NS-1: Reuse of Land Intent To encou
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Calculations and Methodology A site
Page 55 and 56: No species known to be of an invasi
Page 57 and 58: Awarding Credit Points Credit Submi
Page 59 and 60: Credit Section LB: Livable Building
Page 61 and 62: LBo Livable Outdoors Credit Code Cr
Page 63 and 64: LBo-R2: Urban Systems Assessment In
Page 65 and 66: LBo-R3: Outdoor Thermal Comfort Str
Page 67 and 68: LBo-1: Improved Outdoor Thermal Com
Page 69 and 70: LBo-2: Pearl Rated Communities Inte
Page 71 and 72: Construction Rating Calculations an
Page 73 and 74: LBo-5: Private Outdoor Space Intent
Page 75 and 76: LBo-6: Public Transport Intent To e
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Page 79 and 80: Methodology by the Abu Dhabi Urban
Page 81 and 82: LBo-9: Travel Plan Intent To reduce
Page 85 and 86: LBi Livable Indoors Credit Code Cre
Page 87 and 88: LBi-R2: Smoking Control Intent To e
Page 89 and 90: LBi-R3: Legionella Prevention Inten
Page 91 and 92: LBi-1: Ventilation Quality Intent T
Page 93 and 94: References � ANSI/ASHRAE 62.1:200
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Page 101 and 102: LBi-2.5: Material Emissions: Formal
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Page 109 and 110: LBi-5.2: Thermal Comfort & Controls
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Page 125 and 126: Credit Section PW: Precious Water P
Page 127 and 128: PW Precious Water Credit Code Credi
Page 129 and 130: Fixture of Fixture Fitting Percenta
Page 131 and 132: PW-1: Improved Interior Water Use R
Page 133 and 134: PW-2.1: Exterior Water Use Reductio
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Page 145 and 146: PW-4: Stormwater Management Intent
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Page 151 and 152: RE-R1: Minimum Energy Performance I
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RE-R3: Ozone Impacts of Refrigerant
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RE-1: Improved Energy Performance I
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RE-2: Cool Building Strategies Inte
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Calculation example: The following
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� ASTM C1549-09, Standard Test Me
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Calculations and Methodology Refere
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Awarding Credit Points Credit Submi
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RE-5: Peak Load Reduction Intent To
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RE-6: Renewable Energy Intent To re
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enewable technologies and cover the
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Credit Section SM: Stewarding Mater
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SM Stewarding Materials Credit Code
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SM-R2: Basic Construction Waste Man
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Rating facilities and vehicle acces
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SM-2: Design for Materials Reductio
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SM-4: Design for Disassembly Intent
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SM-6: Design for Durability Intent
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SM-8: Material Reuse Intent To prom
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Calculations and Methodology Refere
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SM-11: Rapidly Renewable Materials
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SM-12: Reused or Certified Timber I
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SM-13: Improved Construction Waste
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Credit Submission: Construction Rat
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Credit Section IP: Innovating Pract
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IP Innovating Practice Credit Code
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IP-2: Innovating Practice Intent To
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Acronyms ACM Asbestos Containing Ma
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SLL Society of Light and Lighting S
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Glossary The glossary for the Pearl
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that have been lost or damaged. Com
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Groundwater The water that occurs b
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The main application is the convers
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Solar Reflectance Index (SRI) The m
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Appendix A Relationship Between Com
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SM-R2 Basic Construction Waste Mana
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Abu Dhabi Municipality Al Ain Munic
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