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Exterior
view of classroom. Note the close proximity of the Bard HVAC equipment
to parked cars. |
Interior
view of classroom. Note the room has a hanging ceiling. |
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Spray-in
foam was used to seal the marriage lines. |
General
view of the underside of building and the subfloor wrap. |
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Subfloor
wrap seals in insulation but is perforated for electrical and plumbing
access. There are also other perforations in the vapor barriers
in the attic space.
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Programmable
thermostat. |
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One classroom
of the Oregon portable classroom. |
Ductwork,
especially dampers and their controls (shown here), are critical
to the proper operation of the heating and cooling system. |
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Sensors
were used to measure how often windows were open and shut. |
Researcher
Don Hadley was responsible for installing monitoring equipment,
part of which is shown in the electrical box. |
