More Related Content Similar to UTSA-Design Strategies for Comfort (20) UTSA-Design Strategies for Comfort3. Brett Dillon
• Managing Director, IBS
Advisors, LLC
• Member, RESNET Board of
Directors
• Chair, RESNET Technical
Committee
• Member, RESNET Training &
Education Committee
• USGBC LEED for Homes
Green Rater Faculty™
• RESNET-accredited Trainer
• RESNET-accredited Quality
Assurance Designee
• 4th Generation Builder
• Author of books on:
• HVAC
• Weatherization
• Advanced building
techniques
• HERS Ratings
18. Siding,
1.5
WRB, 58
OSB,
Insulation,
varies
Primed & Painted
Drywall,
2
Building Material ~ Perm Rating
Fiber cement siding 1.5
OSB 0.75
Primed & Painted Gypsum Board 2
Tyvek® Housewrap 58
Cellulose 75
Fiberglass 120
Open cell spray foam 10
Closed cell spray foam 0.86
27. Heating Cooling
T-stat setpoint 70°F 75°F
RH 25% 40%
Temp @ T-stat 68°F - 72°F 72°F - 78°F
Room-Room or Level-
Level ∆ T
+ 4°F + 6°F
Temp in any room + 2°F of set point + 3°F of set point
Floor temp over slab or
unconditioned space
> 65°F, 4” above floor
Filtration > MERV 8 > MERV 8
Ventilation
7.5 cfm/person + 1 cfm/
100 ft2
7.5 cfm/person + 1
cfm/100 ft2
Duct Leakage < 6% < 6%
32. Manual D
• Required under IRC M1601.1
• Implies room-by-room load calculation must be
performed
• CFM
• SHR
• ΔT supply-return
• Sensible load
• Friction rate
• Pressure drop x 100 / total effective length
33. Supply Duct Sizing
• What temperature does the air need to
be to meet the load?
• How many CFM of air must be
delivered to meet the load?
• Sensible Load / (1.1 x ΔT)