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Yuill David,
et al.
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University of Nebraska - Lincoln
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Report describing a project whose goal was to determine the prevalence of residential comfort system faults with a focus on air conditioners and heat pumps, and on key faults that can occur during installation: (1) incorrect refrigerant charge level (undercharge or overcharge); (2) indoor coil...
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Straube John
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Building Science Corporation,
BSC
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Information on the control of air flow across building enclosures to control moisture damage, reduce energy losses, and ensure occupant comfort and health. A continuous, strong, stiff, durable and air impermeable air barrier system is required between the exterior and conditioned space to control...
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ASTM International
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ASTM International
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ASTM standard providing test methods for determining duct air leakage in low-rise residential and commercial buildings.
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Barnaby Charles S,
Wilcox Bruce A
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American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers,
ASHRAE
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Technical report detailing a study in which actual cooling loads are compared to modeled cooling loads.
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Moyer Neil,
Stroer Dennis
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FSEC
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Report summarizing approaches to addressing duct leakage in hot humid climates.
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Southwest Energy Efficiency Project
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SWEEP
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Report discussing the benefits of modern evaporative cooling systems for use in hot dry climate zones.