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AS Built SAP Calculations
SAP Calculations

What is an As Built SAP Calculation?

In this article, you will learn how to do the As Built SAP calculation. You will also learn about the On Construction Energy Performance Certificate, Predicted Energy Assessment and Air testing at the As-built stage. All of these factors are vital for achieving a high SAP rating. If you are looking for more information about these topics, check out the following articles. These will help you understand how to do the calculation and ensure that your building meets the current regulations.

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SAP Calculations
SAP Calculations

Why You Need SAP Calculations

SAP stands for standard assessment procedure. The purpose of these calculations is to measure the energy performance of buildings. These calculations are required by the Building Regulations, introduced by the government in 1995, which deal with the conservation of power and fuel.

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Curtain Walls System
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Curtain Walls & Building Regulations

A curtain wall is an exterior covering that covers windows and other transparent surfaces. The curtain wall’s materials include steel, wood, and fabric. These materials have different thermal conductivity, so the thermal break between the aluminum and the glass must be suitable for the temperature difference between them. A true thermal break is a minimum of 1/4 inch thick, while polyester reinforced nylon or poured and debridged polyurethane is up to 1 inch thick. The insulation layer between the window and the curtain wall should be insulated to avoid heat transfer.

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Building Envelope
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What is a Building Envelope?

A building envelope is a structure that protects its interior and exterior from external environmental factors. Properly installed, this system reduces stress on mechanical systems, lowers energy bills, and increases resale value. Although a building’s entire envelope is comprised of several components, they work together to achieve a maximum efficiency level. Replacing one part of the system will increase the building’s overall efficiency. Changing all components will increase the building’s efficiency and longevity.

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