CPD: Noise requirements in Approved Document O

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1. Question
What window open area is required for compliance with the simplified method?
- At least 13% of the floor area of the room in moderate risk locations, and at least 4% of the floor area in high-risk locations
- At least 4% of the floor area of the room in moderate risk locations, and at least 13% of the floor area in high-risk locations
- None of the above
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How does the thermal modeller predict overheating risk in the dynamic thermal modelling method?
- Using CIBSE’s TM59 methodology
- Using TM54 methodology
- Using a TM22 assessing method
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What noises/sounds fall outside the scope of ADO?
- Commercial and industrial sound
- Sound from entertainment premises
- Natural sounds such as wind, rain or birdsong
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To what kind of buildings does ADO apply?
- All new residential buildings
- All new commercial and residential buildings
- To public buildings only
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What of the following statements is correct?
- ADO requires the acoustic consultant to submit a report to Building Control
- ADO applies to residential uses formed by material change of use
- ADO categorises a building’s overheating risk dependent on its location
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