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Building Physics with the O'Briens
This animated video helps you understand some of the common concepts of building physics
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Building Skills through the FES - QualiBuild Conference
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We asked attendees at the QualiBuild Conference "What would encourage building construction workers to train in low energy construction?" - hear what they said. What do you think?
Building Skills - FES and National Policy - QualiBuild Conference
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At the QualiBuild conference, participants were asked "What are the main challenges to rolling out the FES programme nationally?" and "What opportunities exist to integrate the outcomes from QualiBuild into National Policies?"
Building Skills Building Quality - Highlights from the QualiBuild Conference
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The National Roll Out conference for the QualiBuild project was held on 21 June in Portlaoise. This video highlights some of the speakers and activities at the conference.
Richard McCarthy with a quality, low-energy construction demonstration
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At the QualiBuild final conference, Richard McCarthy of Ballyfermot ETB gives a quality, low-energy construction demonstration to highlight the practical day that is part of the Foundation Energy Skills course. See this playlist for more demonstration videos: ruclips.net/p/PLnEFdXHmevOC7xTyY8Sn0QBk4RhCnwObY
Seamus Hoyne - Foundation Energy Skills outcomes - QualiBuild
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Seamus Hoyne presents the outcomes of the Foundation Energy Skills programme which was developed during the QualiBuild project. Over 200 building construction workers were trained on the course from Sept 2015 to April 2016. Other videos from the FES programme: FES videos - ruclips.net/p/PLnEFdXHmevODIW_ShFDRcZEW6L0Hpre8c FES demonstration videos - ruclips.net/p/PLnEFdXHmevOC7xTyY8Sn0QBk4RhCnwObY
Minister Damien English speaking at the QualiBuild conference 21 June 2016
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Thanks to Minister English for his comments on the QualiBuild project and the Irish construction industry. @9:56 - "I’m pleased to say that this programme, and its predecessor the Build Up Skills initiative, is an exemplar of the type of approach that is needed to provide skills to the construction industry. And I’m happy to say that my department has been an active supporter of both programmes...
Managing Moisture in Your Attic - QualiBuild
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Here's a short video to help you understand the impact of moisture and condensation in your attic and what you can do about it.
Airtightness and Ventilation - QualiBuild
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It is important to use architects, builders and trades who have upskilled in quality, low-energy construction. An airtight building is an energy efficient building. If the builder does not build carefully, the warmth you paid for leaks out. This is why the builder needs to carefully seal your house. Plumbers and electricians must seal all pipes and cables coming through walls, and must be caref...
QualiBuild FES Highlights, Final Conference on 21 June
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The Foundation Energy Skills course was delivered from September 2015 to May 2016. The course ran 14 times, across the country, with over 200 participants. Join us for the final QualiBuild conference at the Heritage Hotel in Portlaoise on 21 June. Go to this page to be notified when conference and booking information is announced. www.qualibuild.ie/qualibuild-conference/
Quality Building with the O'Briens3
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This series of videos shows the problems that the O'Brien family has with their home, and how a quality, low-energy building approach can solve those problems and give them a comfortable, healthy and energy-efficient home.
Quality Building with the O'Briens2
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This series of videos shows the problems that the O'Brien family has with their home, and how a quality, low-energy building approach can solve those problems and give them a comfortable, healthy and energy-efficient home.
Quality Building with the O'Briens
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This series of videos shows the problems that the O'Brien family has with their home, and how a quality, low-energy building approach can solve those problems and give them a comfortable, healthy and energy-efficient home.
Qualibuild Foundation Energy Skills Highlights
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The Foundation Energy Skills course was delivered from September 2015 to May 2016. The course ran 14 times, across the country, with over 200 participants.
Setting Up for a Preliminary Airtightness Test
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Setting Up for a Preliminary Airtightness Test
Why take the Foundation Energy Skills course - April dates
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Why take the Foundation Energy Skills course - April dates
Why take the Foundation Energy Skills Training Course?
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Why take the Foundation Energy Skills Training Course?
QualiBuild Registration WS Introduction
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QualiBuild Registration WS Introduction
What does Quality Building mean to you?
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What does Quality Building mean to you?
Hi, are the holes in membrane made by the staples holding it to the studwork not a source of air leakage?
There's so much bs in this video i got gas
Air changes per hour
This requirement has gotten so out of control that it is now bizarre. Yes, it is great to save energy by sealing every little hole and crack. However, how much energy is consumed in making all those membranes, patches, and tapes?
how about pipes that get hot like wood fire stove pipe? anyone has tips ?
Thanks so much! Best video explaining how to handle those elusive leaks! 💯
Just wondering where you can purchase one of these kits?
I happen to live in a passive house since 21 years now, pay 124 EUR per YEAR for the heating of 90 sq.m. and am happy to FINALLY see that the topic gets attention. Very good presentation!
Just started watching, but he's a great instructor. Even I understood. (Plus: I'll be more careful of balloons I buy for kids. Too old to keep blowing up same balloons ;~)
Great video. I suggest when feeling for leaks, dampen your hands with water. Makes them more sensitive to temperature change
I am in the process of tracing these sorts of leaks in my 3 bedroom terraced house, and it is amazing how much difference it has made, just sealing some very tiny leaks. Many thanks for this clip, which I really enjoyed watching. Certainly given me one or two ideas to play around with.
Every builder, architect and person building new home needs to attend classes like this. They would better appreciate the need to air sealing and blower door testing.
A more comfortable home. A more energy efficient home. Saving energy saves money on utilities.
I find scissors quickly gum up with Tesco (Pro-clima) tapes (because it's very sticky stuff), so have to use a knife. I guess it works OK with these isover tapes. Rather an making your own collars or depending on that dodgy bit of goop in the corners for the joist, just use pro-clima grommets: (roflex or kaflex). Available from green building store and ecomerchant in the UK. www.greenbuildingstore.co.uk/product-category/airtightness-products/grommets/ Seems to me he's making the backing piece excessively large, which just uses a lot of tape. Especially with multiple cables a proper kaflex multi-cable grommet is more reliable than trying to squirt goop into the bundle. It's useful to know what to do when you've not got the right grommet to hand (especially whilst builders merchants don't stock this really basic stuff) but using the right thing is quicker and easier.
Excellent demo with the balloons. It should be used to promote Passive Haus.
What a jerk....he must have given ye a ball of money
From Port Alberni in the Heart of Vancouver Island BC Canada passive house build ruclips.net/user/seumas2videos To date 37 detailed videos with material used Port Alberni's first Passive house (Passivhause) build in the heart of Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada. Passive House(Passivehaus) is considered to be the most rigorous voluntary energy-based standard in design and construction industry today. Passive house buildings consume up to 90 percent less heating and cooling energy than conventional building. The use of Passive House design software was used to gain the specs required to meet the performance standard for this location. House was constructed well above the current standards as outlined in the B.C. Building Code. Footings were widen to 36 inches(914 mm) due to low bearing soil conditions and additional rebar reinforcement added. 30 inch high (762 mm) high reinforced walls . Course sand placed inside foundation walls and mechanically compacted. Three layers of four inch *102 mm) thick Expanded polystyrene foam sheets with all joints staggered and tape were placed on top of compacted sand. The three layers of foam have insulation value of approximately R 50. A 20 mil layer of poly was placed over the E.P.S. sheets and taped and sealed. Four inches(102 mm) of 30 m.p.a fiber reinforced concrete was placed to form a slab over the foam based. Slab is isolated from concrete stem wall with four inches (102 mm) of E.P.S. to prevent thermal loss. All cold water lines are buried in the sand to keep them cool, hot water lines have been placed in the center layer of foam insulation to minimize heat loss. Wall plates compress to heavy beads of acoustic sealant between layers of vapor barrier to prevent air movement. The walls are double stud configuration set at 24 inches (610 mm) on centre and plates are spaced in a manner that yield a 20 inch (508 mm) thick wall. 1/2 inch (12 mm) standard plywood sheathing with Mento 1000 a three layer airtight vapor open house wrap( far superior to common house wraps) with 1/2 inch(12 mm) pressured treated plywood rain screen battens form the exterior surface. Intello smart vapour barrier was installed one third in from the inside wall to prevent condensation in this climate. Triple pane argon filled windows meeting passive house standards from Euroline were placed mid wall to reduce wind wash heat loss. All window openings have been splayed at 45 degrees to give a full wide angle view. Almost all the wiring and plumbing was kept inside of the vapor barrier envelope to minimize air leakage. Passive house standard requires air leakage not to exceed .6 Air changes per hour at 50 pascal. Zehnder comfoair 200 HRV has been installed with a 1000 watt air preheater .(92 percent heat recovery rate) House has been pre- plumbed for a heat pump water heater reducing domestic water heating cost significantly. Garage has been pre-wired for 40 amp/240 volt electric car charging station. House to be equipped with heat pump condensing dryer which requires no external venting,only a water waste line. George K Builder. © George K 2019 ruclips.net/user/seumas2videos
Still VERY relevant! A lot of upskilling needed throughout the construction industry.
Everyone should get this done at home
Not everyone, every house needs enough air changes per hour to keep moisture and CO2 levels down. Every house with MVHR system installed needs to be as airtight as possible.
Nice presentation!
You should all be checking out a pre-made product called Quickflash www.QuickflashProducts.com that is available on the market. They have been around since 2001
wat even is this it looks like it was made with moviemaker
You could also show how to seal around downlighters.