September 11Sep 11 Hi We are at Groundworks stage on our build we get a monthly report from our private building control company with any outstanding queries. they have commented on Part O overheating to show functional compliance. Ive tried researching this online and the requirements aren’t fully clear I can see some companies online create a report for a fee? Is this just the case of getting them to confirm the design complies. we don’t have masses of large glazing and I understand you can’t site AC as a way of keeping the building cool.
September 11Sep 11 Have you read the Part O approved document? It is all in there. There is a simplified method and if you don't have much glazing then you may pass the simplified method, which you can do yourself easily in a spreadsheet. Worth checking first. If not, then you'll need to do a dynamic thermal modelling, mine was £660, I marginally failed the simplified test. You can use AC as a means of cooling the building, despite what right wing political commentators might have you believe:
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