Table Of ContentCHIP
2011
SCI-‐ARC
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Caltech
Solar
Decathlon
2011
As-‐Built
Project
Manual
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY SOLAR DECATHLON 2011
Team SCI-Arc/Caltech
CHIP
COMPACT HYPER_INSULATED PROTOTYPE
Project Manual
August 11,2011
Project Manager (Design and Construction): Reed Finlay ([email protected])
Project Manager (PR and Development): Elisabeth Neigert ([email protected])
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Table
of
Contents
Summary
of
Changes
2
Rules
Compliance
Checklist
3
Structural
Calculations
6
Detailed
Water
Budget
7
Summary
of
Unlisted
Electrical
Components
9
Summary
of
Reconfigurable
Features
10
Interconnection
Application
Form
11
Energy
Analysis
Results
and
Discussion
12
Master
Specification
Division
1
-‐
General
Requirements
27
Division
5-‐
Metals
30
Division
6
-‐
Woods
&
Composites
46
Division
7
-‐
Thermal
&
Moisture
Protection
67
Division
8
-‐
Doors,
Windows
&
Openings
83
Division
9
-‐
Finishes
106
Division
10
-‐
Specialties
136
Division
11
-‐
Equipment
147
Division
12
-‐
Furnishings
151
Division
21
-‐
Fire
Suppression
167
Division
22
-‐
Plumbing
171
Division
23
-‐
HVAC
198
Division
25
-‐
Integrated
Automation
225
Division
26
-‐
Electrical
231
Division
27
-‐
Communication
254
Division
28
-‐
Electrical
Safety
263
Division
31
-‐
Shoring
&
Bracing
269
Division
32
-‐
Exterior
Improvement
271
Division
48
-‐
Electrical
Power
Generation
278
Appendix
I
-‐
Stamped
Structural
Drawings
Attached
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Summary
of
Changes
Section
11:
The
garbage
disposal
was
added,
and
other
appliances
(washer,
dryer)
were
updated
to
the
final
equipment
selections.
Section
21:
The
fire
suppression
system
was
updated
to
reflect
the
new
PEX
loop
system,
as
designed
by
Uponor.
Section
22:
PVC
wastewater
lines
were
removed
because
all
wastewater
lines
in
the
house
are
ABS.
Plumbing
fixtures
were
also
substantially
changed
to
reflect
the
final
equipment
selection.
Greywater
and
rainwater
irrigation
equipment
was
also
added.
Section
23:
Sensors
were
updated
to
reflect
final
equipment,
and
additional
HVAC
controls
were
added.
Section
32:
New
rainwater
and
grey
water
irrigation
systems
have
been
added.
Water
budget:
The
budget
has
been
updated
to
reflect
the
need
to
fill
a
thermal
storage
tank
and
rainwater
tank
in
the
period
between
the
initial
fill
and
the
secondary
top-‐off
fill.
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Rules
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Checklist
RULE
RULE
DESCRIPTION
LOCATION
DESCRIPTION
LOCATION
O-‐101
O-‐103
Assembly
Sequence
Plans
(amended
to
new
Rule
4-‐2
Construction
Equipment
Departure
Sequence
Plans
site)
Rule
4-‐2
Construction
Equipment
Construction
Equipment
Schedule
O-‐102
Rule
4-‐3
Ground
Penetration
Ground
Penetration-‐
2
grounding
rods
E-‐103
Foundation
Plan
A-‐311,
A-‐312,
S-‐
Foundation
Sections
101,
S-‐201,
S-‐502
Foundation
Detail
L-‐102,L-‐103
Deck
Details
S-‐101,
structural
Rule
4-‐4
Impact
on
the
Turf
Load
Bearing
calcs
Rule
4-‐5
Generators
Construction
Equipment
Schedule
O-‐102,H-‐101
Rule
4-‐6
Spill
Containment
Liquid
Location
and
Spill
Containment
Plan
H-‐101
Rule
4-‐6
Spill
Containment
Schedule
of
Liquid
Containment
Devices
H-‐101
Rule
4-‐7
Lot
Conditions
Foundation
Plan_Elevation
Change
S-‐502
(Detail
Q)
Rule
4-‐7
Lot
Conditions
Foundation
Plan_Elevation
Change
S-‐502
(Detail
Q)
Rule
5-‐2
Solar
Envelope
Dimensions
Solar
Envelope
Compliance
Elevations
A-‐201,
A-‐202
Rule
5-‐2
Solar
Envelope
Dimensions
No
Exemptions
Rule
6-‐1
Structural
Design
Approval
Structural
Drawing
Set
S-‐101S902
Rule
6-‐2
Finished
Square
Footage
Finished
Square
Footage
Compliance
Plan
G-‐301
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Rule
6-‐2
Finished
Square
Footage
No
operable
features
will
alter
square
footage
Rule
6-‐3
Entrance
and
Exit
Routes
ADA
Tour
Route
Compliance
Plan
G-‐302
Rule
7-‐1
Placement
Not
currently
applicable
Rule
7-‐2
Watering
Restrictions
Not
currently
applicable
Solar
Plan
A-‐112
PV
Wiring
Plan
E-‐103
Rule
8-‐1
PV
Technology
Limitations
Three-‐Line
Diagram
E-‐602
Rule
8-‐3
Batteries
Not
currently
applicable
Rule
8-‐3
Batteries
Not
currently
applicable
Rule
8-‐4
Desiccant
Systems
Not
currently
applicable
Rule
8-‐4
Desiccant
Systems
Not
currently
applicable
Rule
8-‐5
Village
Grid
Included
in
project
manual
Electrical
Distribution
Plan
E-‐101,
E-‐102
Rule
8-‐5
Village
Grid
Exterior
Connection
Plan
E-‐103
Electrical
Distribution
Plan
E-‐101
Rule
8-‐5
Village
Grid
3
Line
Diagram
E-‐602
Rule
8-‐5
Village
Grid
One-‐line
electrical
diagram
E-‐601
Calculation
of
service/feeder
net
computed
load
per
NEC
Rule
8-‐5
Village
Grid
220
Rule
8-‐5
Village
Grid
Exterior
Connection
Plan
A-‐202
Rule
8-‐5
Village
Grid
Exterior
Connection
Plan
A-‐202
Rule
9-‐1
Container
Locations
Liquid
Location
and
Spill
Containment
Plan
H-‐101
Drawing(s)
demonstrating
that
the
primary
supply
water
tank(s)
is
fully
shaded
from
direct
solar
radiation
between
9
A-‐202
(see
sheet
a.m.
and
5
p.m.
EDT
or
between
8
a.m.
and
4
p.m.
solar
notes
for
shading
Rule
9-‐1
Container
Locations
time
on
October
1
of
tanks)
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Quantity,
specifications , and delivery date(s) of all team-
Refrigerant
only-‐
provided liquids for irrigation, thermal mass, hydronic see
Division
23
of
system pressure testing, and thermodynamic system specifications
in
Rule
9-‐2
Team-‐Provided
Liquids
operation
Project
Manual
Structural
Calculations
See
attached
Appendix
I
(Attached)
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Detailed
Water
Budget
Day Competition Hot Water (gal) Cold Water (gal)
10 Clothes Washer - 13.14
Dishwasher 5.3 -
Cooking - 1
Hot Water Draw 15 -
Total 18.3 14.14
11 Clothes Washer 13.14
Hot Water Draw (2) 30
Total 30 13.14
12 Clothes Washer 13.14
Hot Water Draw (2) 30
Cooking 1
Dishwasher 5.3
Total 35.3 14.14
13 Hot Water Draw (3) 45
Dinner Parties 5
Total 45 5
14 Clothes Washer (2) 26.28
Dishwasher 5.3
Hot Water Draw (2) 30
Total 35.3 26.28
15 Cooking 1
Dinner Parties 5
Hot Water Draw (2) 30
Total 30 6
16 Dishwasher 5.3
Hot Water Draw (2) 30
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Clothes Washer (2) 26.28
Total 35.3 26.28
17 Dishwasher 5.3
Clothes Washer 13.14
Cooking 1
Hot Water Draw (2) 30
Total 35.3 14.14
Thermal Storage Tank 120
Competition Total 264.5 260.4
Water Budget Total Gallons
House Usage 404.9
Thermal Storage Tank 120
Rainwater Tank 90
Total 614.9
Tank Level Summary Gallons filled
Initial fill +615
Thermal Storage Tank -120
Rainwater Tank -90
Top off +145
Final 550
Initial fill requested: 615 gallons
Top-off fill requested: 145 gallons
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Summary
of
Unlisted
Electrical
Components
Please
note:
All
electrical
components
are
listed.
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Article
I. Summary
of
Reconfigurable
Features
Fold out end walls
Located at the south aperture of the house, these two fold-in walls are able to live in two positions. In the open
position they allow for the large southern exposure to be open to the exterior terrace. Withing the home, these walls
have the ability to further transform themselves by opening up to allow access and usability to the services beyond.
In the closed position, these walls serve to black out the living room space (for privacy, movie night, study night,
etc) and to provide further thermal protection on cold nights.
Pull out Furniture
Living in the stowed position, the furniture of the house always has a place to hide. Intelligently and precisely fit
into the east wall, each piece of furniture can be removed from its hiding place when needed to activate the space.
The living room features emerge from the wall to create a comfortable, flexible living area while the space that the
furniture is removed from is activated to become a living space of its own. The dining room furniture tucks away
neatly when not in use as well. The spaces below the floor and in the wall are utilized for optimal use of space.
Similarly, the dressing/bedroom space is fitted with pullout features to maximize the amount of storage space while
allowing for the ability to “put the bedroom away” and clear the platform for alternative activities.
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Description:Aug 11, 2011 Division 48 -‐ Electrical Power Generation system was updated to reflect the
new PEX loop system, as designed by Uponor. control, decathlon point
optimization, and home interface systems around our home's brain.
