최신 LEED-AP-O-M 무료덤프 - USGBC LEED AP Operations +Maintenance (LEED AP O+M)

A. Soil Testing

B. Records of deicer use (if applicable)

C. Irrigation monitoring

D. Fertilizer application

A. Demonstrate a load shift reduction of 5% in the building

B. Create a comprehensive plan for meeting the contractual commitment during a demand response event

C. Permanently reduce the energy consumption in the building by 5%

D. Have the building management sign a two-year demand response enrollment

A. Survey occupants about their comfort on a regular basis

B. Ask the cleaning contractor to turn off all of the lights after cleaning

C. Provide occupants with individual space heaters in the winter

D. Institute a flexible dress code that permits seasonally appropriate clothing

A. Trips avoided while on business travel

B. Trips avoided because of telecommuting

C. Trips avoided while on vacation

D. Trips avoided by commuting on a motorcycle

A. Two full weeks

B. Three full weeks

C. One full week

D. Four full weeks

A. Central plant chillers

B. Primary chilled water pump

C. Heat exchangers

D. Central plant cooling tower

A. Mulching

B. Laying tarpaulin material

C. Spraying water to contain dust

D. Laying asphalt

A. Whichever of the five parameters has the fewest calculated cycles of concentration without exceeding the maximum level for the parameter

B. All of the five parameters summed together

C. All of the five parameters subtracted from the maximum concentration level

D. Whichever of the five parameters has the greatest calculated cycles of concentration without exceeding the maximum level for the parameter

A. All meters must be recorded biweekly and shared with USGBC over a five-year period begin-ning on the registration date of the LEED project

B. All meters must be recorded weekly and shared with USGBC over a five-year period beginning on the date the project accepts LEED certification

C. All meters must be recorded weekly and shared with USGBC over a three-year period begin-ning on January 1st of the year in which the project accepts LEED certification

D. All meters must be recorded biweekly and shared with USGBC over a three-year period begin-ning on the date the project accepts LEED certification

A. For a building with a certificate of occupancy dated 1993 or later, the baseline water usage is 150% of the water use

B. For a building with a certificate of occupancy dated 1995 or later, the baseline water usage is 150% of the water use

C. For a building with a certificate of occupancy dated 1993 or later, the baseline water usage is 120% of the water use

D. For a building with a certificate of occupancy dated 1995 or later, the baseline water usage is 120% of the water use