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ciTr aF Ev�E�rr BU/LD/NS D/L//SlON 3200 CEOAR 5T. Ef�E/�ElT, N�i4 9820/ (2G6) 259-98/O The Chapter 5 Approach Thls compliance method alfows any combination o/ building envelope cornponents il their collective heatloss (R and U-values) doesn'f exceed a marimum W��C budget. The Chapter 5 approach is a good choice tor additions that don't conlorm to any ol the Chapfer S pafhways. This is t�ue because Chapter 5 allows Componenf PeAormance calculations to include heat loss improvements in the existing home. The Chapter 6, P�esciptive Approach would normally be the /i�st choice for new dwellings since it provides a variety or compliance options, is easier to use, and is no more stringent than Chapter 5. Component Performance calculations may also be performed by compuler using programs such as WA7TSUN 5.1. Instructions: PaAes 1, 2, 3 The .`irst two pages provide instructions and icrms for performing the Component Perlormance calculations. The thiid page sizes the heating system. Pages 4 to 8 In the shaded areas, make checks in the circles next to the requiremenfs o! your intended design. Disregard components o� equipmenf that don't appl�� to your project. Your permit will be processed more elliciently ii you provide all the requested information. DepaRment stall can help you with general questions about fhis lorm. This lo�m is intended to educate and provide entorcement consistancy between inspectors and building jurisdictions. Instead o( searching through the WSEC, this lorm will help organize a,id condense the iequrrements that appty to your projecL Aequirements are grouped by loundation, framing, insularon, and final inspection phases. Responsibility lor information: It is ultimatefy your respor,sibiiity to provide detaifed inlormation about heating systems, glazing, insulafion, and other b��ilding specifications. Be sure to get p�ior approval f�om fhe Department i( you make changes that deviate (rom the completed lorm. For more code detail, refer to the Washington State Energy Code, 1991 Edition. Compliance responsiblilty: This (orm will ullimately be used ler all WSEC field irspections. When it is returned with your permil, r,ote all boxes th2t have been checked under the "COMPLIAN:E FEQUIRED" column. These boxes denote �vhich requirements (he inspector will check at each inspection phase. He will inspect and approve ea�h ol �hese checked ifems by placing a second check in the "INSPECTION APPROVED" column. All Residential Occupancies OTHER heat source �Gas, oil, propane, wood, heat pumps) N'�ES/�O\YAMWOCTOOEti 91