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Project Title; Rexburg Spec
Report Date: 7/17106
Energy Coder 2003 IECC
Location: Rexburg,Idaho
Construction Type: Single Family
Glazing Area Percentage: 0
Heating Degree Days. 86 3
n trLiti n -It :
Rexburg, ID 83440
Owner/Agent:
Mark Jensen
Designer/Contractor:
House Ceiling: Flat Ceiling or Scissor Truss:
-In Level Walls.
Wood Frame, 1 "
,...
Window : Wood Frame: Double
Door : lid:
Cor : is
Basomont Wall 1: Solid Concrete or Masonry:
Window : Wood Frame. -Double Pare with Lo +E:
Furnace 1.- Forced Hot Air` 92 AFUE
Air Conditioner 1: Electric Central Air. 13 SEER
2220
395 9"
4028
105
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13.0
48+0 44
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56
0.340
134
0,340
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0.340
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63
0.350
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L-Omptlance ttet: Statement Of Com
plia� design dere is consistent with the
pfansx specifications, and other c lcul tin ubmitt building
� with the permit �ppli�tn. Thi proposed building has been d .
n d to meettb e 2003 I ECC r r rem ents in l r ion I S
1 b and to cOmply with tb
RFe Inspection Checklist.
nnrdt req irrnr�t lied in the
Builder/Designer
Rexburg Spec
Company Name
Date
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Date: 07117106
Ceilings:
L] House Ceiling: Flat Csillag Or Scissor Truss R-48.0 continuous insulation
Comments-,
Above -Grade Walls.,
L2 Main Level Walls.- Wood Frame, 1611 O. . f R-26.0 it insulation
Comments:
Ba ennrpt Walls:
Lj Basement Wall 1: Solid Concrete or Masonry, 9.01 Rpt/ . ' b /8. " �
� �nsuI, R-13.0 cavity insulation
Comments: _.
Windows:
L] Window : Wood Frarne.Double Fane with bow- -f o
.tor. 0,340
For windows with -out labeled -factors, describe features:
Panes Frame Type Thermal Break?
Comments:
Window : Wood Frame. -Double Pane with Low -E, U -factor. 0.350
For windows without labeled -factors, describe features:
#Panes,� Frame Type - ThermalBreak?
Comments:
Doors:
Lj Door : Solid, -factor0.340
Comments:
L] Door : Glass, -factor: 0.340
Comments:
Heating and Cooling Equipment:
[3 Furnace 1: Forced HofAir: F J -z or higher
Make and Moder Number:
Air Conditioner 1: Electric Central Air: 13 SEER or higher
Make and Model Number:
Air Leakage:
L) Jolnt� penetrations,, and all other such openings in the
building nenvelope that r � ro+� t i r 1
L] .� I �� Int �t � 1 Tip I rated, r i �tl Iappropriate
ge t b . sealed.
d aside n app rep ruts air -tight
assembly mbl with i
clearance fromobutible materials. It non -IC rated, the fixture�� b installed with � �clearance from 'Insulation.
Skylights:
j M inirn urn ins ulatfn req uirem nt for s kyli ght s hafts
q uai to or g reate r than 12 inches is R..1
Vapor Retarder.
L] Iquird on the warm -in -winter side of all non -vented framed ceilings, walls, and floors.
Materials Identification
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Materials and equipment mit be installed naccorwith fth thmanufacturer's installation instructions.
El Material's and equipment must be identified So that
Compliance can be determined.
LJ Manufacturer manuals for all installed heating .n
cooling equipment and servicewater heating
LJIn�lt��� I�°i�a Iir� �.,�-��t�r � h � ��I�rt mit � provided.
ting equrprnent ffi i ncy rust b clearly marked ori the
specifications. ibuilding plans r
Duct Insulation:
SUPPIY ducts in unconditioned attics or outside the bullding rut be InuJtd t -1 1.
Return ducts in uncondition d attics or outside the
bul Iding mut be insulated to R-.
Ll Supply ducts in unconditioned aces Must be insulated its' t -1 1.
L Return ducts in unconditioned spaces t basements)
mit be insulated to R-.
L) Where exterior walls are used as plenums, the wall mint
be insulated to R-1 1.
L' Insulation is not required on return ducts in basements.
[duct Construction:
0 but connections to flanges of sir distribution tmqu�-a .
�m�t mint � sealed n� mechanically fastened.
El All joints, seams, and connect-ionsmust be securelyfastened ned Wirth welds, gaskets, mastics dhei,
mastic -pi us -e us-eren bedded -fabric, or tapes. Tapes and mastics must h
rated UL 181A or UL 1 .1 B.
Exception: Continuously weldedand locking - Ian itud�
� nal joints anm � but rt�r� t 1 than n r�. . X500
The HVAC system must provide a means for balancing air
and water systems,
Temperature ontrol :
�
Thermostats ar required fireach rt t '
m. manual or automatic means to partially restrict
heating and/or cooling input t lir hill � �ri��f
each zone r f r shut off the
*
Service Water Heating:,
C] Water heaters with vertical pipe risers mint he a hat trap on both the inlet and outlet unless the water heater h n inti
eat trap or pert of circulating system. r l
LJ Insulate circulating hot water pipes to the levers in Table 1.
Circulating Hot Water Systems.:
[D Insulate circulating hot water pipes to the levels in Table 1.
Swimming Pools:
All h ted swimming Poo -Is must have anon/off h t r i
th and require r unless over % of the heating
nor -d I t bl sources. Pool Pumps require timeclock. r r r f ri m
Heating and Cooling Piping Insulation*
CJ HVAC piping conveying fluids h 105 degrees F or
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chilled fluids I degrees l= mit be insulted to the
levels2.
in Table
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Table 1: Minimum Iiin Thickness for C,'rculatng Hot water pipes
Insulation Thickness in laches by Pipe Sizes
Heated Water Non -Circulating Runout
T mp— r tur OF Up to 1 Up to 1.25PI
170-180 0.5 1
140-169 0.5
.
100-139 0.5 0.
Table 2., Minimum Insulation Thickness for HVA C Pipes
Fluid Temp.Fi in t T Ra.n l
fl
Heating em
Low Press u refTernperature
Low Temperature
Steam and ns t (for feed water)
Cooling Systems
Chilled Fater, Refrigerant and
Brine
Circulating airy. and Runouts
1 . 11 to 2.010 Over '1
1. �O
1} 1.5.
0.5 1.0
Insulation
Thickness n in
Inches by Pipe
Sizes
2"Runouts � �a
and Less
1.25" to"
" to "
1.
.nor
201-250
1.0
1.5
1.
106-200
0.5
1.0
1.
.nor
1.
1.
40-55
0.5
0.5
e
1.0
'�'�p
rLd
1.5
NATES TO FIELD: (Building Department Use Qrriy)
Rexburg p e
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