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Non-Residential Energy Code
Oregon Structural Specialty Code (OSSC)
Chapter 13: Energy Code Text (effective April 1, 2007 - OSSC based on the IBC)
with retail display lighting amendment
Archived Chapter 13: Energy Code Text (for projects that applied for building permit using OSSC based on the old UBC)
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Non-Residential Publications
The following Compliance Forms are required for all projects that apply for building permit on or after October 1, 2003. These forms do not apply to One and Two-Family Dwellings or any Occupancy Group R that is three stories or less in height. If you have questions regarding how to complete forms, please e-mail either:
Alan.Seymour@state.or.us
Michael.Rosenberg@state.or.us
Non-Residential Energy Code Compliance Manual (forms and instructions)
The following Compliance Forms are required for all projects that apply for building permit on or after October 1, 2003. These forms do not apply to One and Two-Family Dwellings or any Occupancy Group R that is three stories or less in height. If you have questions regarding how to complete forms, please e-mail either:
Alan.Seymour@state.or.us
Michael.Rosenberg@state.or.us
Non-Residential Energy Code Compliance Manual (forms and instructions)
Adobe Acrobat files - See Excel 2000 Spreadsheets below for automated versions of these forms
Chapter 2: Summary Sheet
Chapter 3: Building Envelope Forms (206k)
Chapter 3: Tables & Instructions
Chapter 4: Mechanical Systems Forms (98k)
Chapter 4: Tables & Instructions
Chapter 5: Lighting Forms (114k)
Chapter 5: Lighting Instructions and Tables
Non-Residential Energy Code Compliance Manual (PDF file - 1.4MB)
Excel 2000 Spreadsheets
These spreadsheets contain Non-Residential Energy Code Compliance Forms in Microsoft Excel 2000 spreadsheet format.
These can be downloaded individually or all at once in a zip file. (1.5 MB)
Netscape/Mozilla users: clicking normally will open this file in the browser and will show only characters), Right click and choose "Save Link Target As". Choose ´Save´, then browse to that location using Windows Explorer (right click on the ´Start´ button) and double click.
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NOTE:
In order for these spreadsheets to function properly, you must have at least Excel 2000 and macro security must be set to Medium or lower. To set the security, open Excel, and choose Tools, Macros, Security. Select Medium or Low.
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Summary Sheet: Required for all projects
Zip Files:
Lighting: Code Compliance Spreadsheet (381k)
Mechanical: Code Compliance Spreadsheet (110k)
Building Envelope: Code Compliance Spreadsheet (1.15 MB)
All the above: Lighting, Mechanical (HVAC), Envelope (1.6MB)
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Excel Spreadsheets:
Lighting: Code Compliance Spreadsheet (3.44MB)
Building Envelope: Code Compliance Spreadsheet (6.5 MB)
Mechanical: Code Compliance Spreadsheet (593k)
Oregon Non-Residential Building Energy Code Fact Sheets (PDF)
#1 Daylighting Controls
#2 Interior Lighting Controls
#3 Exterior Lighting and Controls
#4 Interior Connected Lighting Power
#5 Envelope Compliance Approaches
#6 Roofs
#7 Walls
#8 Fenestration Performance
#9 Simple Vs. Complex HVAC Systems
#10 Airside System Design Requirements
#11 Exhaust Air Heat Recovery
#12 Airside Controls
#13 Hydronic Design and Controls
#14 Air Transport Energy
#15 Ventilation Controls
#16 Economizers
#17 Large Volume Fan Systems
All Oregon Non-Residential Building Energy Code Fact Sheets (2.6 MB)
Software
CodeComp for Windows (32-bit application):
Version 5.0
Announcing the release of CodeComp 5.0. This new version should be used for all future projects taking advantage of the Simplified Trade-Off Approach for compliance with the building envelope provisions of the Oregon Energy Code. If you are currently working on a CodeComp project using version 4.0, you may have both installations running on your computer at the same time. Otherwise, you may uninstall CodeComp 4.0. Files created in version 4.0 are compatible with version 5.0, although results may vary. To get started, download the CodeComp Setup and install the program. After installation, connect your computer to the Internet and run the CodeComp Live Update companion program that is installed along with CodeComp. Remember to run the CodeComp Update periodically.
If you have any problems or questions, contact Michael Rosenberg at (503) 373-7809 or
Michael.Rosenberg@state.or.us.
OR
Alan Seymour (CodeComp 3.03a)
Oregon Department of Energy
(503) 378-5873
Alan Seymour E-Mail
Whole Building Approach (not online)
The Whole Building Approach is rarely used because it is time-consuming and complex. It requires the applicant to model interaction of all of the proposed building elements using the DOE 2.1E building simulation software. A written document describing requirements is titled "Methodology for Compliance using the Whole Building Approach" and available by calling the Oregon Department of Energy at (800) 221-8035, Oregon only (503-378-4040 outside Oregon). Before a decision is made to utilize WBA, consult with Mike Rosenberg at (503) 373-7809.
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Builders:
Use this form to demonstrate compliance with the new code. Be sure all necessary information is inserted onto the plans you submit for a permit. 2008 Residential Energy Code Checklist
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Residential Publications (Adobe Acrobat files)
General Information
2008 Oregon Residential Energy Code
Residential Energy Code Brochure (317k)
Residential - Frequently Asked Questions (50k) Oregon One and Two-Family Dwelling Specialty Code,
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2008 Residential Code Pamphlets
Effective April 1, 2008, new Residential Energy Code requirements went into effect. These pamphlets reference the new ResPub_idential energy code requirements.
#1 - Prescriptive Residential Energy Conservation Standards (73k)
#2 - Additional Measures - Required Options (141k)
#3 - Windows, Doors and Skylights (156k)
#4 - Wall Insulation (XXXk)
#5 - Underfloor Insulation (212k)
#6 - Flat Ceiling Insulation (131k)
#7 - Insulation Requirements for Vaulted Ceilings (161k)
#8 - Basement Wall Insulation Requirements (744k)
#9 - Slab Floor Edge Insulation (342k)
#10 - Table N1104.1(1): Residential Thermal Performance Calculations (64k)
#11 - How to Do Residential Thermal Performance Calculations Using Table N1104.1(1) (213k)
#12 - Recessed Lights (74k)
#13 - Reducing Heat Loss Due to Air Leakage (163k)
#14 - Moisture Measures (684k)
#15 - Requirements for Warm-Air Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Systems (61k)
#16 - How to Show Energy Code Information on the Plan (462k)
#17 - R-Value Codes for Unfaced Insulation Batts (61k)
#18 - Insulated Concrete Form Systems (75k)
All Files - All of the above files (2 MB PDF file)
2005 Residential Code Pamphlets (Archive)
Effective April 1, 2008, new Residential Energy Code requirements went into effect. These pamphlets refer to the previous code requirements and can be used for reference until the new code is published.
(2005) Chapter 11 Residential Energy Code (125k)
(2005) Residential Energy Code Brochure (317k)
(2005) Residential - Frequently Asked Questions (50k) Oregon One and Two-Family Dwelling Specialty Code,
#1 - Table 13-A: Prescriptive Compliance Paths for Residential Buildings (26k)
#2 - Windows, Doors and Skylights (100k)
#3 - Wall Insulation (98k)
#4 - Underfloor Insulation (83k)
#5 - Flat Ceiling Insulation (84k)
#6 - Insulation Requirements for Vaulted Ceiling (110k)
#7 - Basement Wall Insulation Requirements (101k)
#8 - Slab Floor Edge Insulation (160k)
#9 - Using Sun-Tempered Prescriptive Options (75k)
#10 - Advanced Framing for Walls and Ceilings (205k)
#11 - Table 13-B Residential Thermal Performance Calculations (33k)
#12 - How to Do Thermal Performance Calculations Using Table 13-B (95k)
#13 - Recessed Lights and the 1992 Residential Energy Code (29k)
#14 - Reducing Heat Loss Due to Air Leakage (95k)
#15 - Moisture Control Measures in the 1992 Oregon Energy Code (80k)
#16 - Requirements for Warm-HVAC in Energy Code (27k)
#17 - How to Show Energy Code Information on the Plan (286k)
#18 - R-Value Codes for Unfaced Insulation Batts (28k)
#20 - Insulated Concrete Form Systems (84k)
All Files - All of the above files (2.82 MB PDF file)
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