Common Terminology for Home and Building Pressure Testing
Accuracy – the degree of conformity of an indicated value to an accepted standard or true value. The degree of inaccuracy is known as the total measurement error and is … Read more
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Three Tips for Accurate Air Tightness Tests Every Time
by Frank Spevak Sales and Marketing Manager, The Energy Conservatory If you’re in the building energy industry, you know how essential your equipment is to your job. One small mistake … Read more
Four factors you need to know about measurement and calibration
by Frank Spevak On August 27, The Energy Conservatory (TEC) participated in a webinar called “Meeting the RESNET Equipment Calibration Requirements. Learn from the Experts,” hosted by the Residential Energy … Read more
2015 IECC Updates Help Homebuyers Make Informed Purchases
by Kim Tanner Marketing Communications Specialist at The Energy Conservatory The International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) constantly evolves to meet current energy efficiency needs. Over the years new requirements have … Read more
Air sealing in low-rise buildings
Reinforcing the pressure barrier in low-rise multifamily buildings can increase occupants’ comfort and savings. Multifamily buildings vary widely. They range from houses divided into three apartments to 500-unit high rises. So … Read more
