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._.. .. i �;t���... <br /> � � ��=�� � L/TY OF E/► �:�ETT <br /> T� BU/LD/NG O/L//5'�ON <br /> �},. <br /> 3200 CEOAR 5T. EVEliETr wA 9g2�� �206� 259-BB10 <br /> r <br /> � � . � . i � <br /> >» � r.. y.. .... >'..xe'.^.aa¢,�'r '-C3'rn:,.m^�vya*'.�'�g� <br /> '"wxu..uh�'i'x�' � <br /> �.... F ..a...:?-`ria'xT,.�:...exc<e'.x w.zay.:a3` :. <br /> � . a.... �,.,:o:z%u5��v.i&Sa�'.�,w..;:?eFc��'.r�' . ...,e..s: ,xx�ss�?&�r,�`.:is.,e w� "� <br /> �,, a'1��c'�".sx�u�a-, .< �s . ;. <br /> n. <br /> The Chapter 5 Approach This compliance method alfows any combination of building envelope :� <br /> �` components if their collective heatloss (A and U-vafues) doesn't exceed a marimum WSEC budgeL The �� <br /> � Chapter 5 app�oach is a good choice for additions that don't conlorm to any of the Chapter 6 pathways. This is '�� <br /> � om onent PeAormance calculations to include heat loss improvements in the V3 <br /> � true because Chapter 5 aLows C p '�<. <br /> �; <br /> rg exrsting home. The Chapter 6, Presciptive Approach would normally be the�irst choice!or new dwellin;s since <br /> � it provides a variety of compliance options, is easier to use, and is no more stringent than Chapter 5. s� <br /> �... <br /> Component Per(ormance calculations may also be pedormed by computer using pro9rams such as Wl+TTSUN �� <br /> A: <br /> .� <br /> 5.i. <br /> ;�< <br /> �: <br /> £� Instructions: "�' <br /> rovide instructions and lorms for perlorming the Component PeAormance ,,t <br /> '` Pages 1, 2, 3 The first two pages p '"_ <br /> � :��1' <br /> � caiculations. The third page sizes the heating system. <br /> � f'c <br /> Pages 4 to 8 In the shaded areas, make checks in the circles next too ecL Your pe mit will be processed j,, <br /> design. Disregard components or equipment that don't apply to your p j �' <br /> � more elliciently if you provide all fhe requested intormation. Department staif can heip you with genera <br /> i`� <br /> � '`�' <br /> p questlons about this lorm. y. <br /> ,�:. <br /> '�� �i <br /> This form is intended to educafe and provide en(orcement consistancy between inspectors and building E„ <br /> :s : <br /> � jurisdictions. Instead of s�eu fQro'e�tt Req�'remen�are grouped by(ou'ndation�frarning, nsulaGon,and t nal �£ <br /> � • requi�ements that apply to'y P 1 �- <br /> q inspecfion phases. �` <br /> �;s <br /> 9 s;<: <br /> ecifications. Be sure to get prior approval from the Fra <br /> Responsibiiity lor information:It is ultimately your responsibility to provide detailed in/ormation about hea in L�t <br /> systems, glazing, insulation, and other building sp �: <br /> �:�: Department i(you make changes that deviate from the completed lorm. For more code detail, refer to the ,5 <br /> "� Washington State Energy Code, 1991 Edition. <br /> sk `� <br /> Compllance responsiblilry:This form will ultimately be used for all WSEC lield inspections. When it is returned <br /> with your permit, note all buxes that have been checked under fhe "COMPLIANCE REQUIRED"column. These V�' <br /> boxes denote which requirements the inspector will chech at each inspection phase. He will inspect and M6 <br /> ,�� approve each of these checked items by placing a second check in the "INSPECTION APPROVED"column. �:// <br /> ry : `i6% .&a2� 4 .,�ixxax,�'„ � E��s,W.^F��. �^'n`�'�n y<p�xt i��',�R�.,ak§'Yae�..ei'a��`'rr.k ��� �� � <br /> r'.i <br /> •tii+ it <br /> f: «'�` <br /> .s.E.z�x�. � .''�1';"f'x ma,.�BF•a �"sa;t;9� . �.. <br /> All Residenfial Occupancies <br /> OTHER heat source �Gas, oil, propane, wood, heat pumps) <br /> \VEES/BOWtMWOCTOBER 91 <br />