Seminar 47 -- How Do Cleanrooms Fit Into Today's Modern Energy Codes?

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Reducing the type of occupancies that can be exempted from energy codes encourages designers to provide innovative solutions to their designs. Cleanrooms have been exempt due to manufacturing or life safety reasons, but the time has come for clean spaces to meet the challenge that modern energy codes are requiring, yet meet the stringent requirements for clean manufacturing environments and maintain life safety best practices. This seminar addresses opportunities and incentives that can enable improvements in cleanroom design criteria, which can provide a road map for cleanroom energy improvements and maintain the critical nature of the cleanroom.

1. How Can ASHRAE 90.1 Help Cleanroom Designers Achieve More Efficient Cleanroom?
Philip Naughton, P.E., Member
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2. Going Beyond Title 24 and Thinking inside the Cleanroom
Brian Goldsmith, Member
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3. A Utility Perspective on Energy Efficiency Incentives for Cleanroom Customers
Stephen Fok, P.E., Member
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4. Cleanroom Energy Best Practice for the Future: Considerations from BS 8568, Cleanroom Energy Code of Practice
Clint Peterson, P.E., Member
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