Version 2.6
Term | Term Definition | Options | Unit of Measure |
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Compressor Staging |
The compressor staging for the unit. Select "Single Stage" for units with single stage (on/off) control. Select "Multiple, Discrete Stages" for units with multiple compressors, discrete unloading stages, or compressors with stepped speed motors that are controlled to operate at discrete stages. Select "Variable" for compressors that operate at variable speeds or with modulating unloading. |
View | None |
Compressor unloader | Compressor unloader is (1) device for controlling compressor capacity by rendering one or more cylinders ineffective. (2) device on or in a compressor for equalizing the high- and low-side pressures for a brief period during starting in order to decrease the starting load on the motor. | View | None |
Computer | View | None | |
Computer lab | A computer lab is for computer use and might have printers and scanners that are often located in premises such as libraries, schools, government buildings, laboratories, community centers, companies, and research centers. | View | None |
Computer monitor | An electronic device, typically with a diagonal screen size greater than 12 inches and a pixel density greater than 5,000 pixels per square inch (pixels/in2), that displays a computer's user interface and open programs, allowing the user to interact with the computer, typically using a keyboard and mouse. | View | None |
Computer Type |
A device which performs logical operations and processes data. For the purposes of this specification, computers include both stationary and portable units, including Desktop Computers, Integrated Desktop Computers, Notebook Computers, Small-Scale Servers, Thin Clients, and Workstations. |
View | None |
Conceptual design | Project goals and execution framework are established and big ideas are explored. Certification goals are set. Benchmarking and certification targets are set. Cand high-level comparative analysis can be used to establish energy performance targets, and to identify energy, greenhouse gas, and water saving strategies. | View | None |
Concrete | Concrete finishes can be smooth or textured. | View | None |
Concrete | View | None | |
Concrete aerated | View | None | |
Concrete insulated forms | View | None | |
Concrete lightweight | View | None | |
Concrete load bearing | View | None | |
Concrete masonry unit | A concrete masonry unit (CMU) Ð also called concrete brick, concrete block, cement block, besser block, breeze block and cinder block Ð is a large rectangular brick used in construction. | View | None |
Concrete panels | View | None | |
Concrete poured | View | None | |
Concrete solid | View | None | |
Condensate recovery | View | None | |
Condenser | A device or unit used to condense a substance from its gaseous to its liquid state, by cooling it. In so doing, the latent heat is given up by the substance, and will transfer to the condenser coolant. | View | None |
Condenser | View | None | |
Condenser Fan Speed Operation |
The condenser fan control option used by the unit. If the unit has several constant-speed condenser fans that stage on in conjunction with multiple compressors, this should be set to ÒStepped Speed.Ó |
View | None |
Condenser Type |
Type of condenser used for DX cooling plant. |
View | None |
Condensing | Boiler or furnace is capable of condensing the water vapor in the exhaust flue gas | View | None |
Condensing Operation |
Capability of a boiler or furnace of condensing the water vapor in the exhaust flue gas to obtain a higher efficiency. |
View | None |
Condensing temperature | The saturation temperature, in degrees, corresponding to the measured refrigerant pressure at the condenser inlet. | View | None |