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cirr OF EMMETT <br />NZaB/NG 01YIS/ON <br />3200 CEDAR 5T. ENERETT, WA 5820/ (205) 250-68/0 <br />The Chapter 5 Approach This compliance method allows any combination of building envelope <br />components if their collective heatloss (R and U-values) doesn't exceed a maxis -um WSEC budget. The <br />Chapter 5 approach is a good choice for additions that don't conform to any of the r Tapter 6 pathways. This is <br />true because Chapter 5 allows Component Performance calculations to include heat loss improvements in the <br />existing home. The Chapter 6, Presciptive Approach would normally be the first choice for new dwellings since <br />it provides a variety of compliance options, is easier to use, and is no more stringent than Chapter 5. <br />Component Performance calculations may also be performed by computer using programs such as WATT -SUN <br />5.1. <br />Instructions: <br />Pages 1, 2, 3 The first two pages provide instructions and forms for performing the Component Performance <br />calculations. The third page sizes the heating system. <br />Pages 4 to 8 In the shaded areas, make checks in the circles next to the requirements of your intended <br />design. Disregard components or equipment that don't apply to your project. Your permit will be processed <br />more efficiently if you provide all the requested information. Department staff can help you with general <br />questions about this form. <br />This form is intended to educate and provide enforcement consistancy between inspectors and building <br />jurisdictions. Instead of searching through the WSEC, this form will help organize and condense the <br />requirements that apply to your project. Requirements are grouped by foundation, franiing, `insu.'ation, and final <br />inspection phases. <br />Responsibility for information: It is ultimately your responsibility to provide detailed information about heating <br />systems, glazing, insulation, and other building specifications. Be sure to get prior approval from the <br />Department if you make changes that deviate from the completed form. For more code detail, refer to the <br />Washington State Energy Code, 1991 Edition. <br />Compliance responsibiilly: This form will ultimately be used for all WSEC field inspections. When it is returned <br />with your permit, note all boxes that have been checked under the "COMPLIANCE REQUIRED" column. These <br />boxes denote which requirements the inspector will check at each inspection phase. He will inspect and <br />approve each of these checked items by placing a second check in the "INSPECTION APPROVED"column. <br />All Residential Occupancies <br />Electric Pleat source (excluding heat pumps) <br />WEESIBOWMAWCCTOBER 91 <br />