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� <br /> Washington State Energy Code <br /> Prescriptive Approach-Worksheet Instructions <br /> For the Washington State Energy Code,the prescriptive approach is the simplest method of code compliance. However,depending on the <br /> prescriptive option and exceptions used,documentation of compliance can be quite complex. <br /> This set of forms has been developed to assist permit applicants documenting compliance with the <br /> Washington State Energy Code,(2009 edition).These forms are provided as a compliance tool but it is the decision of each individual jurisdiction if <br /> completion of them is a submittal requirement. These forms contain embedded formulas and links.They are intended to be completed using <br /> Excel�software. <br /> The following forms provide much of the required documentation for plan review.The details noted here <br /> must also be shown on the drawings(WSEC 104.2). <br /> This form is not a substitute for the energy code itself.To obtain a copy of the energy code, <br /> go to the following web address.http://www.energy.wsu.edu/code <br /> Which worksheets do I need to complete? <br /> There are three worksheets included in this set of forms. <br /> General Compliance Worksheet: <br /> Glazing Schedule Worksheet: <br /> Heating Sizing Worksheet: <br /> Heating Sizing Worksheet: <br /> The energy and residential code requires a heating and cooling sizing calculations for all projects. If you are using this set of worksheets to size the <br /> heating system,you will need to complete all the worksheets.If a ACCA Manual 1(or equivalent)heating and/or cooling system sizing calculation is <br /> submitted,the heating size worksheet does not need to be completed.It is important to note that the codes also require a cooling system size <br /> calculation.This form will not provide the coolinR calculation.It does not have the needed solar gains function.If a cooling system is included in the <br /> submission,perform a Manual J or equivalent calculation. <br /> Glazing Schedule Worksheet: <br /> There are three reasons to complete the Glazing Schedule.If none apply to your project,you do not need to complete the Glazing Schedule <br /> worksheet. A glazing schedule is required to meet the following conditions. <br /> 1.The Prescriptive option includes a g/azing to floor area limit(WSEC 602.7.2J <br /> 2.Not all the windows,skylights or doors comply with the maximum U factor requirement.Qualification will be demonstrated using an area weighted <br /> window,skylight or door U factor(WSEC 602.7.2) <br /> 3.As part of the heating and cooling system sizing calculation(IRC M1401.3&WSEC 503.2.2J <br /> Generel Compliance worksheet: <br /> The General Compliance worksheet documents the prescriptive option chosen to show compliance.It also provides a few checks on insulation <br /> compliance that need more detailed input.This worksheet is also used to document the reason for submission of the Glazing Worksheet. <br /> If you are choosing a limited glazing area prescriptive option,completing the Glazing Schedule will be the first task. <br /> Completing the General Compliance Worksheet <br /> This is a simple fill in form. <br /> Fill in project information on this worksheet.It will be copied to the other worksheets. <br /> Note what options will be chosen to show compliance. <br /> Note the glazing documentation included. <br /> If you are using an unlimited glazing path,all windows and doors meet the maximum U-factor requirements and a Manual 1(or approved <br /> alternative)heating system size calculation is submitted,this is the only form that needs to be completed. <br /> Completing the Glazing Schedule Worksheet: <br /> � � ��f <br /> � <br />