MVHR - Practical experience of managing ventilation and air quality for resident well being

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MVHR - Practical experience of managing ventilation and air quality for resident well being Paul White, Design & Quality Manager, TCHG The TCHG Experience

Issues to consider Operation & Controls ease of use (Demand control) Installation quality/ diffusers correct & located right /PassivH vs SAP / actual air tightness? Social housing needs - high occupancy/robust/ IAQ/bills Maintenance & regimes large numbers of units Perceptions, lifestyles and cultures people like open windows information techniques key move in fraught Noise levels should be much better for MVHR Size of units need cupboard locations but storage reqs Aesthetics / desirability Fabric good / Wet? Climate / dryness Comfort Heating HAs like gas Procurement

Commissioning??! - Can it be trusted? New Building Regs 2010 guidance needs adequate enforcement Good snagging & checks needed Use of rigid ducting max d and flexi ducting used just for bends Insulated??

More gratuitous photos Worse! Better!

MSc Student holistic survey Avante, Coxheath - 60K House project TCHG Section 106 Completed 2007 / 08 First project with MVHR for TCHG Results showed residents needed more & better information on MVHR but also site staff!

Avante Lessons learned Complex controls! (but can bypass) Simple tips! Demos & info letters Most residents managing well

In use & Maintenance of MVHR Systems - Accessibility of unit - Duct cleaning in future? - Robustness of motors / frost & moisture protection / condensate position? BPEC training for this? - Guarantees and design responsibility - Isolators and controls / auto summer bypass? - Dispersal / nos of units / tenancy changes - Frequency of filter changes fair costs? 1 hr s work? - Maint contractor competence / contract - Call centre / staff training - Life cycle costing?? Heat exchangers costed? - Electronic fault and use check facility?

Not one but two tellies and the rest! Lofts - Sometimes no access and ducts/condensate get crushed Heat loss of main units in cold lofts much more despite insulation claims heat recovery compromised. Cupboard locations preferred in thermal envelope (Passivhaus req).

MVHR maintenance regime? OR Resident access or not? Easily accessible external filters Vs internal less accessible filters - Airtightness of unit affected by external draws?? Also normal programme heating contractor or specialist?

Conclusions Complex equipment/ better industry culture??? Passivhaus low adoption overwhelming programmes to tight funding timescales & budgets Desirability? Only for the few so far MVHR installation more critical, needs informed procurement & commissioning needs to be reliable (3 rd party checks?) QCI & consultants snagging Small amount of field research focused on intense monitoring Town Court crude survey 20 units only 10 switched on only 2 use boost Demand Controls more intuitive/ auto boost fair cost? Accurate humidistat controls are very inaccurate Sound is a significant issue - attenuation in supply ducts? No technology immune from poor installation, sabotage & misuse many MVHR checked switched off anyway use of key switch isolation? No overwhelming condensation issues reported leaky hses? / open windows much time wasted when complaints/ problems happen though!!! Methods to ensure drying out of wet structure max d before handover Ongoing maintenance & life cycle costs? Evidence of heat recovery? Will units be replaced in the end?

Extra slides Passivent ihybrid Combines natural (passive stack) ventilation with heat recovery senses max heat recovery benefit (below 9oc ext sensor) Helped as part of overall strategy reduce energy consumption from 69kg CO 2 /m 2 pa to 19kg Reduces lifetime costs against conventional heat recovery by 39% Auto Summer bypass

Rankine Road, Passivent ihybrid