최신 LEED-Green-Associate 무료덤프 - USGBC LEED Green Associate

A. Proximity to renewable energy array

B. Proximity of the site to a landfill

C. Location of a local U.S. Green Building council (USGBC) office

D. Access to quality transit

A. CIRs allow project teams to obtain technical guidance for a particular credit in the LEED rating system

B. USGBC members and registered LEED project team members may approve CIRs

C. Any approved CIR can be used for any LEED project

D. Use of CIRs is limited to LEED projects

A. Native plant landscaping

B. Building Commissioning (Cx)

C. High-efficiency HVAC

D. Double-glazed windows

A. Test for radon

B. Monitor carbon dioxide

C. Remove any pollutants that enter the building

D. Eliminate or control pollutants at the source

A. Water Efficiency and Indoor Environmental Quality

B. Materials and Resources and Sustainable Sites

C. Sustainable Sites and Energy and Atmosphere

D. Energy and Atmosphere and Indoor Environmental Quality

A. U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)

B. U.S. Federal Government and Department of Energy (DOE)

C. American Society Of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)

D. Sheet Metal-and Air Conditioning Contractors National Association (SMACNA)

A. Institute an off-site composting program

B. Encourage recycling

C. Increase the use of recycled content

D. Specify regional materials

A. LEED Building Design and Construction: Existing Buildings

B. LEED Neighborhood Development: Warehouses and Distribution

C. LEED Interior Design and Construction: Data Centers

D. LEED Operations & Maintenance: Schools

A. To determine the total area of the project classified as a brownfield

B. To give priority for certification to projects with a smaller footprint

C. To define the building envelope

D. To define the limits of site disturbance

A. SMACNA

B. ENERGY STAR

C. International Code Council

D. ASHRAE

A. a professional successfully passes the LEED AP exam

B. the organization is a member of USGBC

C. a professional is a member of the local USGBC chapter

D. the project team successfully completes and certifies a project with the LEED Rating System

A. Acidification reduction

B. Eutrophication potential

C. Energy use reduction

D. Global warming potential

A. Fuels

B. Sealants

C. Insulation

D. Refrigerants

A. Kilowatt-hour (kWh)

B. British thermal units (BTUs]

C. Dollar amount of the purchase price

D. Megawatt-hour per square foot (MWh/sf)

A. Specifying and installing low-emitting materials at the source

B. Keeping doors and windows open after installation of interior finishes

C. Keeping material containers open during construction

D. Deep cleaning all surfaces during occupant move-in

A. Avoidance of sensitive habitat

B. Reducing light pollution

C. Maximizing access to open space

D. Reducing heat island effect

A. Facility Manager

B. Commissioning (Cx) Agent

C. Contractor

D. LEED AP

A. Designate preferred parking for motorcycles

B. Provide underground parking

C. Develop an alternative commuting incentive program

D. Develop on a brownfield site after remediation

A. Greenfield site in an urban area with substantial transit connectivity

B. Infill site on the outskirts of a city with some transportation connectivity

C. Infill site within an existing neighborhood with substantial transit connectivity

D. Greenfield site in a low-density area with some transportation connectivity

A. Building information modeling

B. Cradle-to-cradle

C. Systems thinking

D. Project scheduling