ASHRAE 62.2

ASHRAE 62.2

A standard for residential mechanical ventilation systems established by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers. Among other requirements, the standard requires a home to have a mechanical ventilation system capable of ventilating at a rate of 1 cubic foot per minute for every 100 square feet of occupied space plus 7.5 cubic feet per minute per occupant.
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The first version of its ventilation code, known as ASHRAE 62.
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In particular, it has been shown that formaldehyde concentrations can exceed chronic standards in new homes meeting ASHRAE 62.
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Thirty-six ventilation systems that provide the ASHRAE 62.
A method for modifying ventilation airflow rates to achieve equivalent occupant exposure
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ASHRAE is in the process of publishing an addendum to ASHRAE 62.
Energy implications of meeting ASHRAE standard 62.2
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