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UFAD Design Tool
UC Berkeley Center for the Built Environment
CBE researchers have developed a simplified online
software tool to determine cooling load requirements for underfloor
air distribution (UFAD) systems.
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UFAD Guidelines
UC Berkeley Center for the Built Environment
Design Guidelines for Underfloor Plenums - HPAC Engineering
(June 2006), provides interim guidance for controlling air leakage,
reducing temperature variations, esimating heat gain, using air
highways, and more.
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UFAD Case Study - EPA (Denver)
UC Berkeley Center for the Built Environment
This report summarizes the major findings from a field study of
the Region 8 Headquarters building for the Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) in Denver CO.This building uses underfloor air
distribution (UFAD) as its primary means of space conditioning.
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