Saturn Energy Auditor Field Guide
by John Krigger & Chris Dorsi
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The Energy Auditor Field Guide describes the best practices used in assessing the performance of existing homes. It includes step-by-step procedures that identify the most effective energy-saving measures for a home depending on its type and climate. This guide includes instructions for performing advanced blower-door diagnostics. This guide has undergone many rounds of technical review from experts around North America.
The Energy Auditor Field Guide is illustrated with dozens of drawings, photographs, charts, and tables. It includes contains nine chapters and an extensive appendix.
- Ethics and Customer Relations
- Energy Consumption and Quality Control
- Inspecting the Building Shell
- Diagnosing Shell Air Leakage
- Evaluating Heating and Cooling Systems
- Evaluating Baseload Measures
- Windows, Doors, and Exterior Insulation
- Analyzing Mobile Homes
- Health and Safety
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The Energy Auditor Field Guide provides specific instructions on identifying the most effective energy conservation procedures. It is used on the job by home performance contractors, home energy raters, and weatherization auditors. It is also used as a study guide for students in building performance courses. |
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Residential Energy: Cost Savings and Comfort for Existing Buildings contains the principles and discussion necessary to master the procedures in this Energy Auditor Field Guide. For information about customizing our field guides to match your particular energy program, see Customized Energy Publications.
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ISBN 978-1-880120-17-0, 290 pages, Print $39
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