10 Commercial Buildings in the IECC Under the Purview of the Commercial Code ✓ Buildings with commercial use ✓ Multifamily residential buildings four stories or greater in height Not Under the Purview of the Commercial Code One- and two-family residential R-2, R-3, R-4 three stories or less in height 11 What About Mixed Use? – C101.4.1 • Treat the residential building portion under the applica. [...] • The construction documents shall be prepared by a registered design professional where required by the statutes of the jurisdiction in which the project is to be constructed. [...] 15 Landing Page 16 17 Mandatory Requirements Include: • Air Leakage • Air barriers • Fenestration air leakage • Rooms Containing Fuel-burning Appliances • Air intakes, exhaust openings, stairways and shafts • Loading dock weather seals • Vestibules • Recessed lighting • Commissioning 18 19 Envelope Trade-Off Methods: ➢ASHRAE 90.1 (Pre-2013) Normative Appendix C Methodology for Building Envelope Tr. [...] 29 COMcheck Project Specification Steps • Project • Building Envelope Components • Lighting • Mechanical • Requirements/ View/Print/ Save 30 Information You will need: • Energy Code • Builder and project location • Area take-offs for envelope assemblies • Insulation R-values, fenestration performance data • Lighting fixture details • Heating and cooling system details • Service water heating detai. [...] 42 43 Mechanical Systems and SWH Commissioning Section C408.2 • Prior to the final mechanical and plumbing sections, the registered design professional or approved agency shall provide evidence of mechanical systems commissioning and completion in accordance with section C408.2 • Mechanical Systems exempt from commissioning requirements (all other systems must comply) • In buildings where total me.
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Table of Contents
- Slide 1: Nebraska’s Commercial Energy Code: COMcheck Walk-through 1
- Slide 2: Housekeeping 2
- Slide 3: About the Nebraska Training Program 3
- Slide 4: Who We Are 4
- Slide 5: About Matt/Verdatek Solutions 5
- Slide 6: Learning Objectives: 6
- Slide 7: States that allow COMcheck 7
- Slide 8 8
- Slide 9 9
- Slide 10: COMcheck/COMcheck Web 10
- Slide 11: Commercial Buildings in the IECC 11
- Slide 12: What About Mixed Use? – C101.4.1 12
- Slide 13: Commercial Compliance Options 13
- Slide 14: 90.1 Simplified Approach Option for HVAC Systems 14
- Slide 15: COMcheck: Who May Submit? 15
- Slide 16: Landing Page 16
- Slide 17 17
- Slide 18: Mandatory Requirements Include: 18
- Slide 19 19
- Slide 20: Envelope Trade-Off Methods: 20
- Slide 21: Project Types: 21
- Slide 22 22
- Slide 23: Mechanical and Service Hot Water Requirements 23
- Slide 24: Lighting Requirements 24
- Slide 25: When do Lighting and Power Requirements Apply? 25
- Slide 26: Electrical Lighting and Power Systems Requirements 26
- Slide 27: Landing Page 27
- Slide 28 28
- Slide 29: COMcheck Basics 29
- Slide 30: COMcheck Project Specification Steps 30
- Slide 31: Information You will need: 31
- Slide 32: Landing Page 32
- Slide 33 33
- Slide 34: Envelope Requirements 34
- Slide 35: U/A Trade-Off Compliance 35
- Slide 36 36
- Slide 37 37
- Slide 38 38
- Slide 39: Questions so far? 39
- Slide 40 40
- Slide 41 41
- Slide 42: Functional Testing of Lighting Controls Section C408.3.1 42
- Slide 43 43
- Slide 44: Mechanical Systems and SWH Commissioning Section C408.2 44
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- Slide 46 46
- Slide 47 47
- Slide 48: Alteration Type Project: 48
- Slide 49: Existing Buildings Section C503 - Alterations 49
- Slide 50: Existing Buildings Section C503 - Alterations 50
- Slide 51: Existing Buildings - Lighting Power and Systems Section C502.2.6 51
- Slide 52: Building Controls are Complicated 52
- Slide 53 53
- Slide 54: Systems Commissioning and Completion Requirements Section C408 54
- Slide 55: Functional Testing of Lighting Controls Section C408.3.1 55
- Slide 56: Compliance Certificate for Permit 56
- Slide 57: Upcoming Trainings 57
- Slide 58: Thank You! Questions? 58
