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A diagnostic test that measures the airtightness of a building. A calibrated fan is used to depressurise or pressurise the building, and the resulting airflow is measured to determine the air leakage rate.
Building Emission Rate (BER) is a crucial metric for evaluating a building’s carbon emissions. Learn how BER is calculated, its significance in sustainable construction, and its role in reducing the environmental impact of buildings.
The Positive Pressure Test, also referred to as a pressurisation test, evaluates a building’s airtightness by increasing the interior pressure. Discover how this test identifies air leakage, measures energy loss, and guides improvements in energy efficiency and indoor comfort.
An Airtightness Target sets the desired level of air leakage for a building, ensuring energy efficiency and indoor comfort. Explore how it is determined, the role of testing, and the benefits of meeting the Airtightness Target for optimal building performance.
Stay compliant with ventilation regulations for dwellings outlined in Approved Document F. Guidelines for building design, construction, and effective ventilation systems to ensure a healthy indoor environment in residential buildings.