Course

Worst Case Depressurization Testing - 1 CEU


Description
Establishing the worst case negative pressure in a CAZ zone can be a confusing task for many energy auditors. Opening and closing doors, turning on and off air handler fans, mechanical systems in garages and attics – the interrelationship of these things can be confusing to the most experienced energy auditor. This session presents the step-by-step procedure to determine the worst case pressure according to BPI Standards. You will also learn:

1. The Building Performance Institute’s Combustion Safety Testing Standards.
2. Why combustion safety testing is so important.
3. The primary causes to the back-drafting of chimneys.
4. Why worst case depressurization is an important aspect of combustion safety testing.

1 CEU
Approx 50-60 Minutes

You will have 365 days to start the course. Once course is complete, access will be removed.

If you are BPI certified and qualify for BPI CEU’s for taking this course, please allow 2 weeks for the CEU’s to be posted at BPI.
If you have any questions concerning this training, please email them to: info@greenhomesamerica.com
Content
  • Section 1
  • Quiz 1
  • Section 2
  • Quiz 2
  • Section 3
  • Quiz 3
  • Course Complete
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: 3 years