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Appealing WEp1

NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reduction
posted by  Anu Sumanth  on 

We have a small two story core and shell project. The owner provided rough ins for plumbing fixtures to be installed by the tenant.

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Wed Jul 23, 2014, 2:08 pm

Greywater and wastewater reuse

NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reduction
posted by  CT G  on 

We have seen several comments regarding the possibility (or not) to achieve both WEp1 and WEc3 through the use of on-site greywater and wastewater.

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Fri Jan 30, 2015, 4:14 pm

FTE/calc guidance for hospitality

NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reduction
posted by  Tristan Roberts  on 

FYI, the November 2011 addenda has two additional pieces of guidance on WEp1 calcs that are especially useful for hospitality:

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Wed Feb 1, 2012, 7:17 am

Vairable flow showers

NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reduction
posted by  Nicholas Bristow  on 

We are considering using multi-flow shower heads on a commercial office project for the locker rooms.

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Tue Sep 22, 2015, 6:18 pm

Sauna

NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reduction
posted by  Jim Park  on 

I am working on a hotel project, which would use standard fixtures (no high-efficiency fixtures), but would still earn 2 points under WEc2, and 2 points under WEc3 due to utilizing recycled gray wa

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Fri Apr 6, 2012, 5:19 pm

FTE for campus or for building

NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reduction
posted by  Karen Elliott  on 

We have a manufacturing campus and are assessing a new office block within that campus.

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tested flush and flow rates

NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reduction
posted by  Erin Holdenried  on 

I have a major renovation project that has existing plumbing fixtures that will remain.

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Three Different Kitchen Sinks

NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reduction
posted by  Eric Webber  on 

If our project has three different kitchen sinks with varying flow rates (ie SK-1: 1.0GPM, SK-2: 1.5GPM etc), how do I enter the usage for the FTE in the project?

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Tue Mar 19, 2013, 10:56 pm
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Thu May 27, 2010, 5:33 pm

Pressure of Showers in a residential building

NC-2009 WEp1:Water use reduction
posted by  María Fernanda Aguirre  on 

Hi! We have a data sheet from a shower which specifies a flow of 7,8 liters/minute at a pressure of 5.5 kgf/cm2 (which is equivalent to 5,39 Bar or 78 PSI).

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