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Dense hedges can encourage cross ventilation (left image) or not (right image) depending on how they are placed relative to windows
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Dense-packed blown fiberglass insulation completely fills the wall cavities with no gaps or voids.
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Density, specific heat, and volumetric heat capacity (in metric and in English units) of various construction materials
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Design the roof with raised heel trusses to allow full insulation over the top plates of the exterior walls.
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Design the roof, walls, foundation, and site to drain water away from the structure on all sides.
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Detail for reinforcing a cripple wall to resist earthquake movement by installing anchor bolts and plywood reinforcement.
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Detail of an unvented cathedralized attic showing air-impermeable spray foam insulation plus batt insulation installed on the underside of the roof deck.
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Detail of radon vent stack connection to existing basement slab – retrofit basement construction
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Detail showing air sealing of cement board to behind-tub air barrier and water sealing of tile and tub edge where tile meets tub
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Details of a Pipe Outlet to a Drainageway, A Small Ditch or Drainageway, and the Outside of the Drainageway
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Diaphragm stiffening and corner pile bracing to reduce pile cap rotation for homes built on pile foundations.
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Direct-heat risers are bare pipes that heat the space they're in without connected radiators
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Dispose of used filters in the garbage or purchase washable, reusable filters if desired and available for your furnace or air handler.
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Distribution of roof, wall, and internal pressures on one-story, pile-supported building.
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DJK Custom Homes built this custom for custom spec home in the cold climate in Naperville, IL, and certified it to DOE Zero Energy Ready Home specifications in 2020.
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Do not install a main vent on top of a drip leg where water spitting is likely to occur, which can damage the vent
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Do not install carpet in areas that are likely to get wet, such as bathrooms, kitchens, entry ways, or laundry rooms.
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Do not install lumber, plywood, or other building materials that show visible signs of water damage or mold.
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DOE Zero Energy Ready Home Infographic for Clifton View Homes Oak Harbor WA 2022
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Door has been undercut to allow for specified amount of air flow therefore contributing to pressure balancing
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Door undercuts are commonly used to provide a return air pathway from rooms with closed doors
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Doors to individual units in a multifamily building are separated from corridors using weatherstripping and airtight door sweeps.
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Double fan window units can have multiple operational modes; most often outdoor air will be brought in at night when outdoor conditions are cooler
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