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i�;. <br /> ��� ������� �► L/TY OF EL/E�?ETT <br /> BU/LD/NG D/L�ZS/ONZ59-B9/O <br /> »: <br /> 3200 CEOAR 5T. EYF./PETT, <br /> � f , <br /> � � . > • � I ! <br /> ,�.� <br /> _ .�... . .�,�.� s�..;,� �-''�.,.,., �".�?'tt�'."hkt"�3`3..� �.3:a���' �d � <br /> . ....... , �.a.a- r:;.,ax. " ...; <br /> The Chapter 5 Approach Thls compllance method allows any combination o/building enveloFe <br /> ;� components JI thelr collective healloss (R and U-values) doesn't exceed a maximum WSEC budget. The <br /> Chapter 5 approach is a good choice for additions that don't conlorm to any ol the Chapter 6 pathways. This is <br /> � true because Chapter 5 allows Component Pedormance calculations fo include heat loss improvements in the <br /> � existing home. The Chapter 6, Presciptive Approach would normally be the/irst choice (or new dwellings since N,, <br /> � it piovides a variety of compliance options, is easier !o use, and is no mvre stringenf than Chapter 5. � <br /> �:; <br /> Component PeAormance calculations may also be perlormed by computer using programs such as WA7TSUN a <br /> �' 5.1. � <br /> `sw <br /> '� Instructions: k` <br /> ' Pages 1, 2, 3 The lirst two pages provide instiuctions and lorms lor perlorming ihe Component Pe�formance <br /> � calculations. The third page sizes the heatinc�system. <br /> c: Pages 4 to 8 In the shaded areas, make checks in the circles next to the requirements ol your intended <br /> � ' <br /> f;� design. Disregard componenfs or equipment that don't apply to your project. Your permit wil!be processed '� <br /> �;=< more elliciently il you provide all the requested rnlormation. Department stalt can help you with general <br /> questions abaut this form. <br /> g� This lorm is intended fo educate and provide enlorcement consistancy between inspectors and building �� <br /> jurisdictions. Instead ol searching through the WSEC, this lorm wil! help organize and condense the � <br /> � requirements that apply to your project. Requirements are grouped by foundation, (raniing,7nsulation, and linal ` <br /> ��' inspection phases. '�'' <br /> ��: <br /> Responsibility for inlormation:ft is ultimately your responsibility to provide detailed informatlon about heatiny ,.� <br /> ` systems, glazing, insulation, and other building specilications. Be sure to get prior approval lrom the �' <br /> � <br /> � Department il you make changes that deviate Irom the completed lorm. For more code detail, reler to t e <br /> �' Washington State Energy Code, 199i Edition. �• <br /> �:: <br /> �p: <br /> ° Compllance responsiblilty: This/orm will ultimately be used lor all WSEC field inspections. When it is returned <br /> � with your permif, note all boxes that have been checked under the "COMPLIANCE REQUIRED"column. These <br /> baxes denote which requirements the inspector will check af each inspection phase. He wlll inspecf and � <br /> ¢` approve each of these checked items by placing a second check in the "INSPECTION APPROVED"column. :: <br /> �,�. .�.. . �. . n : �.• >.,.. � .....�. ,�: <br /> 'S .�L ...e.?.Cc�'�''S'.` <br /> �. :by> � <br /> i'. <br /> All Re�idential Occupancies <br /> E�BCfI'IC He�t SOUPCe (excluding heat pumps) <br /> WEES/BOWMAN/OCTOBER 91 <br />