National Environmental Assessment Toolkit MANUALneat-cbpd.arc.cmu.edu/neat/manual/NEAT-Manual.pdfINSTRUCTION GUIDE Section II : CART Section III : SENSORS 5 1:Overview 2:Ca rt 3:sens

M A N U A L C a r n e g i e M e l lo n U n i v e r s i t y - C E NT E R O F B U I L D I N G P E R F O R M A N C E A N D D I A G N O ST I C S

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EE0004261.

Azizan Aziz & Vivian Loftness

cenTER FOR BUILDING PERFORMANCE & DIAGNOSTICSCARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY

N.E.A.T. manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTSection I ��: OVERVIEW1. INTRODUCTION

2. indoor environment quality standards for office

3. Post occupancy evaluation

4. PARAMETERS MEASURED

5. EQUIPMENT

1. OVERVIEW

2. N.E.A.T CART ASSEMBLY

1. ILLUMINANCE SENSOR

a.INTRODUCTION

b. INSTRUCTION GUIDE

2. AMBIENT LIGHT SENSOR

A. INTRODUCTION


3. THERMOGRAPHIC CAMERA

a. INTRODUCTION


4. SURFACE TEMPERATURE SENSOR

a. INTRODUCTION


Section II ��: CART

Section III ��: SENSORS

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TABLE OF CONTENT

1. User Satisfaction surveys [on-site]

2. user satsfaction questionnaires for i-pad [on-ste]

3. user satisfaction Survey [long-term perception]

1. technical attributes of building systems introduction

2. thermal & air quality tabs

3. lighting tabs

4. acoustic tabs

5. spatial/ergonomic tabs

1. N.E.A.T Online data display overview

2. N.E.A.T ONLINE DATA ACCESS

Section IV ��: surveys

Section V ��: TABS

Section VI ��: DATA

5. AIRCUITY STAND-ALONE UNIT

a. INTRODUCTION


6. DATA logger

a. data logger instructions

1. SPOT MEASUREMENT CHARTS results example

2. occupant satisfaction survey results example

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Air Temperature

Air Speed

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categories sourcesstandard guidelinesthermal quality

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Physical Measurements in the Sample Space

Physical indicators/Stressors

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OUTDOOR measurements

Air Temperature

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5. EQUIPMENT

A. SENSORS

Description MANUFACTURER MODEL # QUANTITY

B. ELECTRONICS

C. MISCELLANEOUS

1. N.E.A.T CART EQUIPMENT

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Portable Laptop

WIND SPEEDsensor

THERMALCOUPLE

MOTHER BOARD

CAMERAMONOPOD

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>Clean the sensor head using a damp cloth only>Cover the sensor head when not in use to extend sensor life

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1. introduction

2. instruction guide

ILLUMINANCE SENSOR OMEGA HHLM-1

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1. Select Data Tab 2. Measure 3. Input Data

Sensor

Data Display

Hold Range

Red Switch

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1.INTRODUCTION : autometer vf

2. iNSTRUCTIONAL GUIDE

1. Set the power switch to the desired range (use range button to select x10; x100; x1,000; and x10,000 lux depending on the brightness of the space. 2. Hold the sensor head steady and make certain that no shadows from the observer are block-ing the light source. Detach the sensor block and place at a distance if necessary.

3. Read the illuminance value from the display and input the appropriate value into the NEAT cart software as desribed to the right. If the magnitude of the reading is unkown press the Range button until a satisfactory reading is obtained.

For more information visit:http://www.omega.com/pptst/HHLM-1_HHLM-1.html

END OF SECTION

Ambient Light Sensor

AUTOMETER VFauto meter vf

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Diffuser

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Accessory - receptor jack

Power Button

ISO button

Sync terminal

Display selector button

Digital readout

Mode button

Shutter speed/frame rate display

Metering Button

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>Make sure to Autofocus the camera before each photo you take.>Make sure the battery is charged before use!

1. introduction

power button.

between the rainbow to

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Surface Temperature Sensor OMEGA OS6431. introduction


SENSORStip

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1. INTRODUCTION

1. Press the red “MEAS” button to turn the sensor on.

2. Wait a few moments for it to calibrate itself.

3. Move within 2m and point the sensor at the desired surface.

4. Press and hold the red “MEAS” button to measure the temperature of the surface.

5. Press the F/C button to switch from imperial to SI units or vice versa.

5. Press the light button to turn on the display area back-lights.

6. The device will turn itself off after about 30 seconds of inactivity.

*Note that the diameter of the measuring area will decrease the closer the sensor is to the subject surface

For more information visit:http://www.manualslib.com/manual/114643/Omega-Os643.html#manual

>Clean the sensor head using a damp cloth only>If readings seem incorrect clean the surface of the sensor area

Measurement Area

2m maximum distance

Operation Diagram

>Turns the device on.>After initial calibration, press and hold to take temperature measure-ments.

F/C BUTTONThis will change the units the surface temperature will be displayed in (Imperial/SI)

O LIGHT BUTTONTurns the display backlight on

MEAS BUTTON

Surface temperature sensor omega os643

This device measures the surface temperature of objects within 2m.

2. INSTRUCTIONAL GUIDE

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facility performance monitor aircuity

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1. Plug in and turn on the Aircuity monitor with the power button.

All the following instructions are completed on the device’s touch screen.

2. Enter the PIN number (1234).

3. Press test then select the appropriate location. For example, Carnegie Mellon University : Intelligent Workplace : NEAT Cart Test 1.

4. Press test and the monitor will start monitoring the indoor air quality parameters of the space.

5. Press stop when the measurement period has elapsed.

6. The gathered data can then be transfered wirelessly to the CMU database.

Facility Performance Monitor Aircuity

This device monitors air quality paramters from temperature and humidity to VOC and CO2 concentrations. It is meant to serve as a calibration tool for the NEAT Cart.

2. Operation instructions Turns the aircuity monitor on once it has been plugged in.

Perform all necessary operations with the touch screen

24 hour continuous measures are taken in several locations within the work group with the Aircuity facility performance monitor. This will measure temperature, relative humidity, CO2 and CO, large and small particulates, TVOC, radon and ozone present in the space. Typically, these continuous measurement instruments are set in the most typical workstation configura-tion, usually interior rather than perimeter or core, and in an unoccupied workstation within an occupied work area.

Measurement protocol

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DATA LOGGER

a. DATA LOGGER INSTRUCTIONS

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USER NAMEPASSWORD

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a. Technical attributes of building systems Introduction

B. Thermal & Air Quality TABS

Size of Zone in core (#people/thermostat)

Core System Type: Yr major maintenance

Core: Level of Control for open workstations

Core: Level of Control for closed

Diffuser density

Diffuser alignment UFA

Perimeter System Type: Yr major maintenance

Seasonal switchover

IAQ/OA mgmnt

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Return air density

Dedicated exhausts

Level of maintenance HVAC system rate maint. toring

Pollution Source mgmt1 2 6 7

Window quality (Cold, heat, air & sun)

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Windows controls % of workstation

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C. Lighting tabs

Ceiling Fixture Type & ShapeCeiling height: ______

Ceiling Light Lens Type

Ceiling Light Lamps

(CRI______________)

Ceiling Light Ballast Type hybrid

Alignment w/workstations

Level of ceileing light control

Select level of control:

Select all types of control available:

Furniture/light distribution

Identify panel heights:

Identify panel color:

Identify level of clutter for ceiling light distribution

and misalignment:

Type of computer screens

Task Lights

Identify number per workstation:

Identify mobility:

Identify ballast/lamp type:

Daylight effectiveness

percent with seated view of windowaverage maximum distance to windowwindow dimensions:

glass light transmission:

Window controls___ # of occupants share?

Watts/sq.ft % of workstations

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Ceiling Light Lens Type

Ceiling Light Lamps

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Ceiling Light Ballast Type hybrid

Alignment w/workstations

Level of ceileing light control

Select level of control:

Select all types of control available:

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Identify panel heights:

Identify panel color:

Identify level of clutter for ceiling light distribution

and misalignment:

Type of computer screens

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Identify number per workstation:

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Ceiling Height _______ft& Ceiling Quality

Floor quality

Open plan partitionn thick-ness & quality

Partition height inches & number of sides/workstation(note % of each)

Overhead bins(# of each) 0 1

wall quality above

Side/density of open work-stations(Gross sqft/wkst_________)

tone

Identify those in practice:

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Floor quality

Open plan partitionn thick-ness & quality

Partition height inches & number of sides/workstation(note % of each)

Overhead bins(# of each) 0 1

wall quality above

Side/density of open work-stations(Gross sqft/wkst_________)

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#___________open copy #__________ open kitchen#___________closed copy #___________closed kitchen

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E. Spatial ergonomic tabs

#___________ open workstations #__________ closed workstations#___________ open meeting spaces #__________ closed meetinggross sqft per person ____________

Typical open workst. sizesgive actual size and % of eachTypical closed workst. sizesgive actual size and % of eachPartition height (inches)& number of sides(note % of each)

Worksurface and 15-20 ft >20 feet

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>20 ft

Storage per workstation(linear feet of shelf, drawer)

Ergonomic support (>90% of workstations)

Circle # of adjustments:

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Connectivity/ mobility

Seated Views

Disruption from

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Individual Meeting Space

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Quality of Finishes andFurnishings

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Worksurface and 15-20 ft >20 feet

give % of workstations

>20 ft

Storage per workstation(linear feet of shelf, drawer)

Ergonomic support (>90% of workstations)

Circle # of adjustments:

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PART I: Cross-sectional measurement results displayGoal:

PART II: ComparisonGoal:

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1. N.E.A.T Online data display overview

2. N.E.A.T ONLINE DATA ACCESS

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Documents

National Environmental Assessment Toolkit MANUALneat-cbpd.arc.cmu.edu/neat/manual/NEAT-Manual.pdfINSTRUCTION GUIDE Section II : CART Section III : SENSORS 5 1:Overview 2:Ca rt 3:sens