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The CodeMark Certification Scheme is a voluntary third-party building product certification scheme, administered by the Australian Building Codes Board.
It supports the use of new or innovative building products in specified circumstances in Australia, by providing a nationally accepted process for demonstrating compliance with the National Construction Code.
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Assists in understanding and applying Part J5.7, Pump System energy efficiency DTS Provisions.
Archived: Assists with calculations required by the energy efficiency glazing DTS Provisions.
Archived: Assists with calculations required by Part 3.12.2 energy efficiency DTS Provisions.
Archived: Assists with calculations required by the energy efficiency glazing DTS Provisions.
Archived: Assists with calculations required by the energy efficiency glazing DTS Provisions using Method 2.
Archived: Assists with calculations required by the energy efficiency glazing DTS Provisions.
Archived: Assists with calculations required by Part 3.12.2 energy efficiency DTS Provisions.
Provides guidance to use the Verification Methods in NCC Volumes One and Two. It helps to understand methods used to assess structural robustness with practical examples.
Provides an overview of the NCC as a performance-based code, language used in the Performance Requirements, and the use of Performance Solutions and Assessment Methods.
Provides guidance on cross-connection control in NCC Volume Three for plumbing and drainage solutions.
Provides guidance on risks and equipment limitations when considering lifts as a Performance Solution.
Provides guidance to use these Verification Methods in NCC Volumes One and Two. It offers theory about structural reliability and the policy objectives of these Performance Requirements.
Provides guidance on warm water systems in NCC Volume Three for plumbing and drainage solutions.
This report estimates the potential construction costs for an accessible adult change facility in an existing modified BCA facility or a separated facility as specified below:
This case study shows how to calculate the Total R-Value, including thermal bridging, for roof system in a Class 7 storage facility located in climate zone 6.
This case study shows how to calculate the Total R-Value, including thermal bridging, for a wall system in a Class 6 shop located in climate zone 3.
This case study shows how to calculate the Total R-Value, including thermal bridging, for a wall system in a Class 3 residential building located in climate zone 5.
Understanding the NCC: Thermal bridging provides an introduction to thermal bridging in the context of the energy efficiency requirements in the NCC.