LEED-AP-O-M 無料問題集「USGBC LEED AP Operations +Maintenance (LEED AP O+M)」

（A）Automated scrubbing machines

（B）Replacement carpet tiles

（C）Janitorial paper purchases

（D）Refrigerators

（A）Meter water use for each building separately; meter outdoor water use for the associated grounds

（B）Meter water use for the entire campus (buildings and the associated grounds) using a single meter

（C）Meter water use for all buildings aggregately with a single meter; outdoor water use for the associated grounds does not need to be metered

（D）Meter water use for all buildings aggregately with a single meter; meter outdoor water use for the associated grounds

（A）meets ASHRAE standards

（B）reduces transportation expenses

（C）is in accordance with ASTM-779-03

（D）limits opportunities for accidental spills and leaks

（A）An ASHRAE Level 2 audit involves testing the operation of the systems against the sequences of operation while commissioning involves determining that the system operation meets the owner's current facility requirements

（B）An ASHRAE Level 2 audit requires development of an energy use breakdown based on sub-metering while commissioning requires development of an energy use breakdown based on energy modeling

（C）An ASHRAE Level 2 audit is required for newer buildings while commissioning is required for buildings in operation for more than five years

（D）An ASHRAE Level 2 audit focuses on finding major upgrades to the building envelope or me-chanical, electrical, or controls systems while commissioning focuses on controls, proper sys-tem operations, and efficiency improvements

（A）Establish an ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager profile

（B）Use Labs21 Energy Benchmarking tool to calculate minimum energy performance

（C）Benchmark building site energy data of at least three similar buildings

（D）Compile meter data into daily and weekly summaries

（A）Use of hybrid vehicles

（B）Use of Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) vehicles

（C）Use of motorcycles

（D）Compressed workweeks

（A）Typical duration of intended occupancy in each space per day

（B）Maximum number of intended occupants standing or seated

（C）Rate of outdoor air provided per person

（D）Fire ratings of installed wall and ceiling assemblies

（A）The SRI of the vegetated roof system, and the unbound percentage of the open-grid pavement system

（B）The SRI of the vegetated roof system, and the SRI of the colored concrete

（C）The SRI of the colored concrete, and the SRI of the open-grid pavement system

（D）The Solar Reflectance Index (SRI) of the colored concrete, and the unbound percentage of the open-grid pavement system

（A）A building that shares its chilled water usage with other buildings on a campus and whose chilled water consumption is measured at the campus level

（B）A building plus its addition whose electricity and natural gas usage is being measured by the original building's meters

（C）A school whose electricity usage is being measured and invoiced by the local electrical utility

（D）A data center that receives electricity from a campus plant and whose meters are located at the electrical service entrances

（A）Compliance letter

（B）Innovation narrative

（C）LEED AP approval

（D）Pilot Credit registration