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    ENERGY

    ANALYSISENERGY

    ANALYSIS

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    Energy Analysis ProjectaLawrence echological UniversityEnvironmental Systems 2ARC 4423-02 3137Pro. Janice Means, PE, LEED, AP

    Spring 2012

    ClientChuck Wensing19253 Hardy St.Livonia, MI 48152

    Group 4Gena BriolatNicholas CalaldoChristopher DavisStephen enney

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    Table of ContentsPlans and Elevations

    1.2.1 First Floor Plan............................................................................................................. 31.2.2 Basement Plan............................................................................................................... 41.3.1 North Elevation............................................................................................................. 51.3.2 South Elevation............................................................................................................. 61.3.3 East Elevation................................................................................................................ 7

    1.3.4 West Elevation............................................................................................................... 8

    Schedules1.4.1.1 Door Schedule............................................................................................................ 91.4.1.2 Window Schedule...................................................................................................... 9

    1.4.1.3 Window & Door Sketches........................................................................................10

    Ceiling and Wall Types

    1.4.2.1 Wall ype A................................................................................................................ 131.4.2.1 Wall ype B................................................................................................................ 15

    1.4.2.1 Wall ype C................................................................................................................171.4.2.1 Wall ype D................................................................................................................19

    1.4.2.2 Ceilingype................................................................................................................21

    Room Schedule

    1.4.3 Great Room....................................................................................................................231.4.3 Kitchen........................................................................................................................... 241.4.3 Panty............................................................................................................................... 251.4.3 Bath 1.............................................................................................................................. 261.4.3 Bath 2.............................................................................................................................. 271.4.3 Bedroom 1..................................................................................................................... 28

    1.4.3 Bedroom 2..................................................................................................................... 291.4.3 Bedroom 3..................................................................................................................... 301.4.3 Hallway...........................................................................................................................311.4.3 Closet 1...........................................................................................................................321.4.3 Closet 2........................................................................................................................... 331.4.3 Closet 3........................................................................................................................... 341.4.3 Entry...............................................................................................................................35

    1.4.3 Stair................................................................................................................................. 361.4.3 Basement........................................................................................................................ 37

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    Winter Design Conditions2.0.1 Design Conditions or Detroit, MI............................................................................. 38

    Heat Loss

    2.4.1 Great Room...................................................................................................................392.4.1 Kitchen...........................................................................................................................402.4.1 Pantry..............................................................................................................................412.4.1 Bath 1..............................................................................................................................422.4.1 Bath 2.............................................................................................................................. 432.4.1 Bedroom 1.....................................................................................................................442.4.1 Bedroom 2.....................................................................................................................452.4.1 Bedroom 3.....................................................................................................................462.4.1 Hallway...........................................................................................................................472.4.1 Closet1............................................................................................................................ 482.4.1 Closet 2...........................................................................................................................492.4.1 Closet 3...........................................................................................................................50

    2.4.1 Entry...............................................................................................................................512.4.1 Stair.................................................................................................................................522.4.2 Basement........................................................................................................................532.4.2 Aboveground Basement...............................................................................................542.4.2 Attic emperature.........................................................................................................552.5.1 Summary Chart.............................................................................................................562.6&7.1 Furnace Capacty.......................................................................................................57

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    Summer Design Conditions3.0.1 Design Conditions or Detroit, MI...................... ................................ ....................... 58

    Heat Gain

    3.4.1 CLDs & GLFs.............................................................................................................. 59

    3.5.1 Introduction and Sample Calculations......................................................................603.5.2 Great Room...................................................................................................................613.5.2 Kitchen...........................................................................................................................623.5.2 Pantry..............................................................................................................................633.5.2 Bath 1..............................................................................................................................643.5.2 Bath 2.............................................................................................................................. 653.5.2 Bedroom 1.....................................................................................................................663.5.2 Bedroom 2.....................................................................................................................673.5.2 Bedroom 3.....................................................................................................................683.5.2 Hallway...........................................................................................................................693.5.2 Closet1............................................................................................................................ 70

    3.5.2 Closet 2...........................................................................................................................713.5.2 Closet 3...........................................................................................................................723.5.2 Entry...............................................................................................................................733.5.2 Stair.................................................................................................................................743.5.2 Basement........................................................................................................................753.5.3 Internal Sources- Latent Heat Gain............................................................................763.5.4 Infltration Explanations..............................................................................................773.5.6 Summary........................................................................................................................783.6&3.7 Cooling Needs vs. Capacity....................................................................................79

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    Sustainable Improvements4.0.1 Highest Teoretical Heat Loss and Heat Gain......................................................... 804.2.1 RES Check Existing..................................................................................................81-864.3.1 Sustainable Recommendations.....................................................................................87

    4.3.2 RES Check Recommendations...............................................................................88-94

    Domestic Hot Water Analysis

    4.4.1 DHW Analysis ............................................................................................................. 954.5.1 Water emperature Measurement.......................................................... .....................95

    Appendix EA Approval Form..................................................... ................................. ....................... 96

    Grade Sheet EA1, EA2, and EA3............................. .................................. ....................... 96Supplemental Inormation................................................................................................... 96

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    DN

    REF

    .

    D1

    D2

    W1

    W2

    W2

    W3

    W7

    W5

    W4

    W5

    W6

    13'-6"

    12'-6"

    11'-

    0"

    10'-

    6"

    10'-0"

    9'-0"

    19'-

    6"

    13'-0"

    7'-6"

    6'-6"

    10'-

    0"

    10'-6"

    5'-

    0"

    4'-6"

    GREATROOM

    KITCHEN

    BEDROOM1

    BEDROOM2

    BEDROOM3

    BATH2

    CLOSET2

    CLOSET1

    W1

    5'-6"

    3'-0"

    3'-0"

    5'-6"

    6'-

    6"

    5'-0"

    3'-0"

    10'-0"

    1'-0"

    6'-

    6"

    3'-

    6"

    2'-6"

    PANTRY

    CLOSET3

    BATH1

    5'-0"

    1'-

    6"

    3'-6"

    1'-6"

    9'-0"

    6'-

    6"

    2'-0"

    6'-6"

    2'-0"

    1'-0"

    EXPOSED

    SHELVING

    17'-

    6"

    STAIRS

    ENTRY

    HALLWAY

    WALLA

    WALLA

    WALLA

    WALLA

    WALLA&B

    WALLA&B

    WALLA

    W9

    W10

    WALLA&B

    WALLC

    FIRSTFLOORPLAN

    SCALE:1/4=1-0

    N

    5

    E

    w

    S

    Walls

    toExpose

    dEx

    terior

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    UP

    WH

    W

    8

    W8

    W8

    W8

    W8

    25'-6"

    37'-

    0"

    10'-

    0"

    8'-

    6"

    8'-

    6"

    10'-0"

    FRN

    14'-6"

    1'-0"

    BASEMENT

    WALLD

    WALLE

    WALLD

    WALLD

    WALLD

    WALLD

    W8

    W8

    BASEMENTPLAN

    SCALE:1/4=1-0

    6

    N

    E

    w

    S

    Ab

    ove

    Gra

    de

    Expose

    dEx

    terior

    Wa

    ll

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    TOPOFCEILING

    FIRSTFLOOR

    TOPOFBASEMENTCEILING

    GRADE

    BASEMENT

    1'-0"0'-6"8'-0"

    ASPHALTSHINGLES

    6"VERTICAL

    VINYLSIDING

    4"BRICK

    6'-0"

    W10

    D1

    W1

    W1

    W2

    W2

    1'-6"5'-6"

    NORTHELEVATION

    SCALE:1/4=1-0

    7

    N

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    TOPOFCEILING

    FIRSTFLOOR

    TOPOFBASEMENTCEILING

    GRADE

    BASEMENT

    6'-0"1'-0"0'-6"8'-0"

    ASPHALTSHINGLES

    VERTICAL

    VINYLSIDING

    4"BRICK

    HORIZONTALSIDING

    ALUMINUMAWNING

    W8

    W8

    W4

    W5

    W6

    3'-0"

    SOUTHELEVATION

    SCALE:1/4=1-0

    8

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    TOPOFCEILING

    FIRSTFLOOR

    TOPOFBASEMENTCEILING

    GRADE

    BASEMENT

    6'-0"1'-0"0'-6"8'-0"

    ASPHALTSHIN

    GLES

    4

    "BRICK

    ALUMINUMAW

    NING

    W9

    W5

    W7

    W8

    D2

    EASTELEVATION

    SCALE:1/4=1-0

    9

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    6'-6"8'-6" 1'-0"0'-6"

    TOPOFCEILING

    FIRSTFLOOR

    TOPOFBASEMENTCEILING

    GRADE

    BASEMENT

    ASPHALT

    SHINGLES

    4"BRICK

    ALUMINU

    MAWNING

    W3

    W8

    W8

    W8

    W8

    WESTELEVATION

    SCALE:1/4=1-0

    10

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    DoorandWindowSchedule

    1

    2

    5'-6"

    2'-0"

    5' - 6"

    Slidin

    gwindow,operable

    W1

    1'-0"

    3'-6"

    Slidin

    gwindow,operable

    W2

    3' - 6"

    1'-6"

    4'-0"

    2' - 0"

    Slidin

    gwindow,operable

    W3

    3'-0"

    7

    '-0"

    3' - 6"

    Slidin

    gwindow,operable

    W4

    1'-6"

    4'-

    6"

    3' - 6"

    Slidin

    gw

    indow,operable

    W

    5

    2'-6"

    6'-6"

    4' - 0"

    S

    lidingwindow,operable

    W6

    1

    '-0"

    3'-6"

    2' - 0"

    S

    lidingwindow,operable

    W7

    2'-0"

    2'-6"

    1' - 0"

    FixedStandardGlassBlock,Inoperable

    W8

    1'-6"

    6"

    W9

    7' - 6"

    3'-6"

    Single-FlushDoo

    r,operable

    D1

    3'-0"

    7' - 0"

    Single-FlushDoor,o

    perable

    D2

    1'-6"

    W10

    9"

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    WallTypes

    WallB

    Summer

    Winter

    Sum

    mer

    Winter

    Ti

    InsideAirFilm

    N/A

    0.68

    0.68

    0.68

    0.68

    1

    GypsumWall

    Board

    0.5

    0.45

    0.45

    0.45

    0.45

    2

    2x4SPFWood

    Stud

    3.5

    3.89

    3.89

    N/A

    N/A

    3

    VaporRetardor

    N/A

    N/A

    N/A

    N/A

    N/A

    4

    31/2"Batt

    Insulation

    Fiberglass

    3.5

    N/A

    N/A

    1

    3

    13

    5

    1x6SPFWood

    Planking

    0.75

    0.83

    0.83

    0.83

    0.83

    6

    MoistureBarrier

    15lbFelt

    NA

    Negligible

    Negligible

    Negligible

    Negligible

    7

    8"VerticalRun

    Hollowbacked

    VinylSiding

    0.5

    0.61

    0.61

    0.61

    0.61

    To

    OutsideAirFilm

    NA

    0.25

    0.17

    0.25

    0.17

    5.25

    6.03

    5.95

    15.14

    15.06

    Withwindowsanddoors:(Means,P3S23)for2x4on16incenters.

    U=

    0.2

    0.8

    U=

    0.2

    0

    .8

    6.03

    (Fsfhr)/BTU

    15.14

    (Fsfh

    r)/BTU

    5.95

    (Fsf

    hr)/BTU

    15

    .06

    (Fsf

    hr)/BTU

    U=

    0.086

    BTU/(Fsfhr)

    U=

    0.087

    BTU/(F

    sfhr)

    Withoutwindowsanddoors:(Means,P3S23)for2x4on16incenters.

    U=

    0.15

    0.85

    U=

    0.15

    0

    .85

    6.03

    (Fsfhr)/BTU

    15.14

    (Fsfh

    r)/BTU

    5.95

    (Fsf

    hr)/BTU

    15

    .06

    (Fsf

    hr)/BTU

    U=

    0.081

    BTU/(Fsfhr)

    U=

    0.082

    BTU/(F

    sfhr)

    U=

    0.15/Rstud

    +

    0.85/Rinsul

    U=

    0.15/Rstud

    +

    0.85/Rinsul

    U=

    0.20/Rstud

    +

    0.80/Rinsul

    U=

    0.20/Rstud

    +

    0.80/Rinsul

    SUMMER

    WINT

    ER

    U-Valuecalculation

    forWallTypeB

    U=%stud/Rstud+%insula

    tion/Rinsulation(Means,P3S22)

    SUMMER

    WINT

    ER

    Useequationfrom:

    MEEBTableE.1p.1601assumelowvalueof1.11perinch(.75"x

    1.11=0.8325)

    MEEBE.1p1594-.06perinch,sovalueisnegligible

    MEEB

    TableE.1p.1600

    MEEBTableE.3p.1612

    AssumingWinterwindof15mphand

    Summ

    erwindof1.5mph

    Thewallthicknessis5.25inches.

    MEEB

    TableE.1p.1593

    MEEBTableE.1p.1601assumelowvalueof1.11perinch(3.5"x

    1.11=3.885)

    MEEBTableE.1p.1594Assumingdensityof0.4-2.0

    WallTypeB(W-B)

    Layer

    No.

    Description

    Thickness

    (inches)

    Studpath

    Insulationpath

    Notes

    R-Value

    R-Value

    (Fft2hr)/BTU

    (Fft2hr)/BTU

    PaperbackingoninsulationisnegligibleincalculatingR-value

    MEEB

    TableE.3p.1612

    Ownerprovided

    anapproximatetimeofconstructionof

    1950s.Investigationshoweddimensionsoft

    ypicalwood

    studsand

    trussesnottobeconsistentwithsizesused

    duringthatperiod.Assumptionismadethatthehouse

    wasconstructedinthe1960sandusedmate

    railsofthat

    era.Materialassumptionsweretakenbutnotlimited

    from:

    FundamentalsofResidentialConstruction,2ndEd.,

    EdwardAllenandRobThallon,2006.

    http://inspectapedia.com/exterior/vinylsid.h

    tm

    1

    5

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    WallType

    WallD

    1

    9

    Summer

    Winter

    Ti

    InsideAirFilm

    NA

    0.68

    0.68

    1

    CastinPlac

    e

    ConcreteW

    all

    10

    1

    1

    2

    Waterproofing

    DampProofing

    NA

    NA

    NA

    3

    AirGap

    1

    1.16

    1.16

    4

    MasonryBrick

    3.625

    1.09

    1.09

    To

    OutsideAirF

    ilm

    NA

    0.25

    0.17

    14.625

    4.18

    4.1

    Withwindowsanddoors:(Means,P3S23)for2x4on16ince

    nters.

    U=

    0.2

    0.8

    0.2

    0.8

    4.18

    (Fsf

    hr)/BTU

    0

    4.1

    (Fsf

    hr)/BTU

    0

    (Fsf

    hr)/BTU

    U=

    #DIV/0!

    BTU/(Fsf

    hr)

    #DIV/0!

    BTU/(F

    sfhr)

    Withoutwindowsanddoors:(Means,P3S23)for2x4on16in

    centers.

    U=

    0.15

    0.85

    0.15

    0.85

    Value

    Depth1

    Depth2

    Unknown

    4.18

    (Fsfhr)/BTU

    0

    4.1

    (Fsf

    hr)/BTU

    0

    (Fsf

    hr)/BTU

    "A"

    .75"

    1.5"

    1"

    InterpolatedR-value

    U=

    #DIV/0!

    s

    hr)

    #DIV/0!

    sfhr)

    "B"

    1.18

    1.12

    ?

    1.16

    MEEBTableE.3p.1612

    Assumemediumweightaggregate.MEEBE.1p.1599assumea

    densityof140foranaveragevalueof.1

    0perinchofthickness

    Assumingvapormembraneof2layersof

    mopped15lbfeltwitha

    valueof.12perinchofthickness.Actuallythicknessnegligible.

    MEEBE.3andE.4Interpolatedfrom.75"and1.5"values

    Assumingaveagedensityof80lb/fttromE.1a

    ndamiddlevalueof.30perinof

    thckness.(3.625"x.30=1.087)

    MEEBTableE.3p.1612assumesummerwindof7.5mphand

    Winterwindof15mph.

    WallTypeD(W-D)AboveGroundBasementWall

    Layer

    No.

    Descriptio

    n

    Thickness

    (inches)

    HeatFlow

    Notes

    R-Value

    (Fft2hr)/BTU

    Useequationfrom:

    Thewallthicknessis14.625inches.

    U-ValuecalculationforWallTypeD

    Interpolationofairspace

    Rvalue

    U=%stud/Rstud+%insulation/Rinsulation(Means,P3S22)

    SUMMER

    WINTER

    Rinsul

    Rinsul

    Rinsul

    Rinsul

    SUMMER

    WINTER

    Ownerprovidedanapproximatetimeofco

    nstructionof

    195

    0s.Investigationshoweddimensionsof

    typicalwood

    stud

    sand

    trussesnottobeconsistentwith

    sizesused

    duringthatperiod.Assumptionismadethatthehouse

    was

    constructedinthe1960sandusedmaterailsofthat

    era.Materialassumptionsweretakenbutn

    otlimited

    from:

    Fun

    damentalsofResidentialConstruction,2ndEd.,

    Edw

    ardAllenandRobThallon,2006.

    http

    ://inspectapedia.com/interiors/Basement_Sealer.ht

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    2

    0

    Summer

    Winter

    Summe

    rWinter

    Ti

    InsideAirFilm

    NA

    0.92

    0.61

    0.92

    0.61

    1

    GypsumWall

    Board

    0.5

    0.45

    0.45

    0.45

    0.45

    2

    2"x4"SPF

    WoodTruss

    BottomChord

    3.5

    3.885

    3.885

    N/A

    N/A

    3

    LooseFill

    Insulation

    Cellulose

    6

    7.825

    7.825

    18.78

    18.78

    4

    4"BattInsulation

    Fiberglass

    4

    11

    11

    11

    11

    To

    InsideAirFilm

    NA

    0.92

    0.61

    0.92

    0.61

    10.5

    25

    24.38

    32.07

    31.45

    Withwindowsanddoors:(Means,P3S23)for2x4on24incenters.

    U=

    0.07

    0.93

    U=

    0.07

    0.93

    25

    (Fsf

    hr)/BTU

    32.07

    (Fsf

    hr)/BTU

    24.38

    (Fsf

    hr)/BTU

    31.45

    (Fsf

    hr)/BTU

    U=

    0.032

    BTU/(F

    sfhr)

    U=

    0.032

    BTU/(F

    sfhr)

    CeilingTypeA(C-A)

    Layer

    No.

    Description

    Thickness

    (inches)

    Studpath

    Insulationpath

    Notes

    R-Value

    R-Value

    (Fft2hr)/BTU

    Useequationfrom:MEANSP3S23

    (Fft2

    hr)/BTU

    MEEBTableE.3p.1612

    MEEBTableE.1p.1593

    MEEBTableE.1p.1601assum

    elowvalueof1.11perinch

    Inspectionofatticspacereveale

    dInsulation.MEEBE.1pg.1595

    takelowvalueof3.13perincho

    fthickness.(3.13x6"=18.87)

    Throughstudpaththereis2.5"o

    floosefillabovestud.(3.13x2.5"=

    7.825)

    MEEBE.1pg.1594Anassumeddensityof.4-2.0givesavalueof11

    MEEBTableE.3p.1612

    Theceilingthicknessis10.5inches.

    U-Valuecalculation

    forCeilingTypeA

    U=%stud/Rstud+%insulation/Rinsulation

    SUMMER

    WINTER

    U=

    0.07/Rstud

    +

    0.93/Rinsul

    U=

    0.07/Rstud

    +

    0.93/Rinsul

    Ownerprovided

    anapproximatetimeo

    fconstructionof

    1950s.Investigationshoweddimension

    softypicalwood

    studsand

    trussesnottobeconsistentwithsizesused

    duringthatperiod.Assumptionismade

    thatthehouse

    wasconstructedinthe1960sandusedmaterailsofthat

    era.Materialassumptionsweretakenb

    utnotlimited

    from

    FundamentalsofResidentialConstruction,2ndEd.,

    EdwardAllenandRobThallon,2006.

    http://inspectapedia.com/interiors/Insu

    lation_Inspectio

    n.php

    CeilingTypes

    CeilingA

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    14

    Wall ADiagram

    Ti - Inside Air Film

    1 - 1/2 Gypsum Wall Board

    2 - 2 x 4 SPF Wood Stud - 16 O.C.3 - Vapor Retardor

    4 - 3 1/2 Batt Insulation - Fiberglass

    5 - 1 x 6 SPF Wood Planking

    6 - Moisture Barrier - 15 lb Felt Paper

    7 - 1 Air Gap

    8 - 8 x 2 1/4 x 3 5/8 Masonry Brick

    To - Outside Air Film

    Insulation Path

    o Heat Flow

    Stud Path o Heat Flow1

    23

    45

    7

    To

    Ti

    6

    8

    Heat fow in Winter

    Heat fow in Summer

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    16

    Wall BDiagam

    Ti - Inside Air Film

    1 - 1/2 Gypsum Wall Board2 - 2 x 4 SPF Wood Stud - 16 O.C.

    3 - Vapor Retardor

    4 - 3 1/2 Batt Insulation - Fiberglass

    5 - 1 x 6 SPF Wood Planking - Pine

    6 - Moisture Barrier - 15 lb Felt Paper

    7 - 8 Vertical Run Hollow Backed Vinyl Siding

    To - Outside Air Film

    Insulation Path

    o Heat FlowStud Path o Heat Flow

    1

    23

    45

    6

    To

    Ti

    7

    Heat fow in Winter

    Heat fow in Summer

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    18

    Wall CDiagram

    Ti - Inside Air Film

    1 - 4 x4 Ceramic Tile - 1/4 Thick

    2 - Dry Set Mortar 1/8

    3 - 5/8 Cement Board

    4 - 2 x 4 SPF Wood Stud - 16 O.C.5 - Vaopr Retardor

    6 - 3 1/2 Batt Insulation - Fiberglass

    7 - 1 x 6 SPF Wood Planking

    8 - Moisture Barrier - 15 lb Felt Paper

    9 - 1 Air Gap

    10 - 8 x 2 1/4 x 3 5/8 Masonry Brick

    To - Outside Air Film

    Insulation Path

    o Heat Flow

    Stud Patho Heat Flow

    9

    To

    Ti

    12

    3

    4

    5

    67

    10

    8

    Heat fow in Winter

    Heat fow in Summer

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    Wall DDiagram

    Ti - Inside Air Film1 - 10 Cast In Place Concrete Wall

    3 - 1 Air Gap

    4 - 8 x 2 1/4 x 3 5/8 Masonry Brick

    To - Outside Air Film

    3

    To

    Ti

    Path o Heat Flow

    12

    4

    Heat fow in Winter

    Heat fow in Summer

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    Ti - Inside Air Film1 - 1/2 Gypsum Wall Board

    2 - 2 x 4 SPF Wood Bottom Chord o Truss - 24 O.C.

    3 - 6 Loose Fill Insulation - Cellulose

    4 - 4 Batt Insulation - Fiberglass

    To - Outside Air Film

    Insulation Path o Heat Flow

    Stud Path o Heat Flow

    12

    3

    4

    To

    Ti

    12 3

    4

    Stud Path

    o Heat Flow

    Insulation Path

    o Heat Flow

    Winter Heat Flow

    Summer Heat Flow

    22

    Ceiling ADiagram

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    Room ScheduleGreat Room

    GREAT RM. Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or length

    (ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area

    (=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft)

    Window

    W1 total

    area

    (ft)

    Window

    W5 total

    area

    (ft)

    Window

    W10

    total

    area

    (ft)

    Door

    type 1

    total

    area

    (ft)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall area

    minus area of

    windows & doors

    (ft)

    North Wall

    (w/siding) Wall

    type B

    17.5 5.5 96 50 16.5 30

    North Wall

    (w/masonry)

    Wall Type A

    17.5 2.5 44 0 44

    East Wall 9 8 72 12 60

    South Wall 0 0 0 0

    West Wall 0 0 0 0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)C-A19.5 9 175.5

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)C-A4 17.5 70

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    Room ScheduleKitchen

    KITCHEN Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or length

    (ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area

    (=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft)

    Window

    W6 total

    area

    (ft)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall area minus

    area of windows &

    doors (ft)

    North Wall 0 0 0 0

    East Wall 0 0 0 0South Wall

    (w/Siding) Wall

    Type B

    6.5 3 19.5 19.5

    South Wall

    (w/Brick)Wall

    Type A

    9 5 45 21 24

    West Wall

    (w/Brick)Wall

    Type A

    1 7 7 7

    West Wall

    (w/siding) Wall

    Type B

    1 1 1 1

    Ceiling (w/attic) C-A

    9 13.5 121.5

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    Room SchedulePantry

    PANTRY Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or length

    (ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area

    (=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft)

    Window

    W1

    total

    area

    (ft)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall area

    minus area of

    windows & doors

    (ft)

    North Wall 0 0 0 0

    East Wall 0 0 0 0

    South Wall 0 0 0 0

    West Wall 0 0 0 0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)C-11.5 5 7.5

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    Room ScheduleBath 1

    BEDROOM

    1Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or length

    (ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area

    (=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft)

    Window

    W5 total

    area

    (ft)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall area

    minus area of

    windows & doors

    (ft)

    North Wall 0 0 0 0

    East Wall 0 0 0 0South Wall

    (w/Siding)

    Wall Type B

    10.5 1 10.5 10.5

    South Wall

    (w/Brick)

    Wall Type A

    10.5 7 73.5 12 61.5

    West Wall 0 0 0 0

    Ceiling 1

    (w/attic) C-

    A

    10.5 10 105

    Ceiling 2(w/attic) C-

    A

    3.5 2.5 9

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    Room ScheduleBath 2

    BATH 2 Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or length

    (ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area

    (=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft)

    Window

    W2 total

    area

    (ft)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall area

    minus area of

    windows & doors

    (ft)

    North Wall

    (w/siding)Wall Type B

    6.5 1 6.5 6.5

    North Wall

    (w/brick)

    Wall Type C

    6.5 7 45.5 9 36.5

    East Wall 0 0 0 0

    South Wall 0 0 0 0

    West Wall 0 0 0 0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)C-A6.5 7.5 49

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    Room ScheduleBedroom 1

    BEDROOM

    1Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or length

    (ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area

    (=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft)

    Window

    W5 total

    area

    (ft)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall area

    minus area of

    windows & doors

    (ft)

    North Wall 0 0 0 0

    East Wall 0 0 0 0

    South Wall

    (w/Siding)

    Wall Type B

    10.5 1 10.5 10.5

    South Wall

    (w/Brick)

    Wall Type A

    10.5 7 73.5 12 61.5

    West Wall 0 0 0 0

    Ceiling 1

    (w/attic) C-

    A

    10.5 10 105

    Ceiling 2(w/attic) C-

    A

    3.5 2.5 9

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    Room ScheduleBedroom 2

    BEDROOM 2 Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or length

    (ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area

    (=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft2)

    Window

    W4

    total

    area

    (ft2)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall area

    minus area of

    windows & doors

    (ft2)

    North Wall 0 0 0 0

    East Wall 0 0 0 0

    South Wall

    (w/siding)

    Wall B

    11 1 11 11

    South Wall

    (w/Brick) Wall

    A

    11 7 77 19.5 57.5

    West Wall 12.5 8 100 100

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)C-111 12.5 137.5

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    Room ScheduleBedroom 3

    BEDROOM 3 Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or length

    (ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area

    (=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft2)

    Window

    W2

    total

    area

    (ft2)

    Window

    W3

    total

    area

    (ft2)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall area

    minus area of

    windows & doors

    (ft2)

    North Wall

    (w/Brick)

    Wall A

    10 7 70 9 61

    North Wall

    (w/siding)

    Wall B

    10 1 10 10

    East Wall 0 0 0 0

    South Wall 0 0 0 0

    West Wall 10.5 8 84 5.5 79

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)C-110 9.5 95

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)C-11 6.5 6.5

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    Room ScheduleHallway

    HALLWAY Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or length(ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area(=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft)

    Door

    type 1totalarea

    (ft)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall areaminus area of

    windows & doors

    (ft)

    North Wall 0 0 0 0

    East Wall 0 0 0 0South Wall 0 0 0 0

    West Wall 0 0 0 0

    Ceiling(w/attic)C-1

    3 10 30

    Ceiling(w/attic)C-1

    2 6.5 13

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    Room ScheduleCloset 1

    CLOSET 1 Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or length

    (ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area

    (=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft)

    Window

    W1

    total

    area

    (ft)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall area

    minus area of

    windows & doors

    (ft)

    North Wall 0 0 0 0

    East Wall 0 0 0 0

    South Wall 0 0 0 0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)C-16.5 2 13

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    Room ScheduleCloset 2

    CLOSET 2 Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or length

    (ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area

    (=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft)

    Window

    W1

    total

    area

    (ft)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall area

    minus area of

    windows & doors

    (ft)

    North Wall 0 0 0 0

    East Wall 0 0 0 0

    South Wall 0 0 0 0

    West Wall

    (w/Brick)

    Wall A

    2 8 16 16

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)C-16.5 2 13

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    Room ScheduleCloset 3

    CLOSET 3 Width(ft)

    Heightor length

    (ft)

    Wall GrossArea

    (=W*H) or(=W*L)

    (ft)

    Doortype 1

    totalarea

    (ft)

    Net Wall Area =gross wall area

    minus area ofwindows & doors

    (ft)

    North Wall

    (w/Brick)Wall A 1.5 2.5 4 4

    North Wall(w/siding)

    Wall B

    1.5 5.5 8 8

    East Wall(w/Brick)

    Wall A

    3.5 8 28 28

    South Wall 0 0 0 0

    West Wall 0 0 0 0

    Ceiling(w/attic)C-1

    1.5 3.5 5

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    Room ScheduleEntry

    ENTRY Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or

    length

    (ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area

    (=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft)

    Window

    W9

    total

    area

    (ft)

    Door

    type 2

    total

    area

    (ft)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall area

    minus area of

    windows & doors

    (ft)

    North Wall 0 0 0 0

    East Wall(w/Brick)

    Wall A

    3 8 24 1 18 5

    South Wall 0 0 0 0

    West Wall 0 0 0 0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)C-13 3 9

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    Room ScheduleStair

    STAIR Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or length

    (ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area

    (=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft)

    Window

    total

    area

    (ft)

    Door

    total

    area

    (ft)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall area

    minus area of

    windows & doors

    (ft)

    North Wall 0 0 0 0

    East Wall(w/Brick)

    Wall A

    5.5 8 44 44

    South Wall 0 0 0 0

    West Wall 0 0 0 0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)C-15.5 3 16.5

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    Room ScheduleBasement

    BASEMENT

    (above ground)

    Wall D

    Width

    (ft)

    Height

    or length

    (ft)

    Wall Gross

    Area

    (=W*H) or

    (=W*L)

    (ft)

    Window

    W8 total

    area (ft)

    Net Wall Area =

    gross wall area

    minus area of

    windows & doors

    (ft)

    North Wall 37 1 37 37

    East Wall 26.5 1 13 2 11

    South Wall 14.5 1 7.5 7.5

    South Wall 22 1 22

    (2ft *2

    windows)=

    4

    22

    West Wall 25.5 1 13

    (2ft *4

    windows)=

    8

    13

    Floor Area 25.5 37 943.5 943.5

    Floor Area 1 14.5 14.5 14.5

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    Nicholas Calaldo

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    Winter Design ConditionsLivonia, Michigan

    ConditionsTemperatures

    (F)HDD65F Source

    8.4F 6167FAssumed Detroit for Livonia, MI Data;

    MEEB, Table B.1, pg. 1510

    50FAssumed Detroit for Livonia, MI Data;

    MEEB, Table C.19, pg. 1560

    26FAssumed Detroit for Livonia, MI Data;

    MEEB, Table C.19, pg. 1560

    21F MEEB, Figure 7.11, pg. 194

    17F

    Tadj= (Ave. Winter Temperature Minusthe Amplitude of Temperature Swingbelow ground by Location)= [(50F +

    26F) /2]-(22F)=16F; MEANS, P4S30

    62F Per client settings for winter thermostat.

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    HeatLoss

    GreatRoom

    3

    9

    GreatRoom

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    N

    etWall/

    CeilingArea

    (sq

    uarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    for

    slab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    OR

    Fforslab

    Window

    W1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type1

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    WindowW5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1

    DoorCrack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    Toor

    Tatticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-

    To)

    ***

    Q=Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Qwall+

    Qdoor

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallB

    29.75

    0.087

    68

    8.4

    154

    N-WallA

    43.75

    0.067

    68

    8.4

    175

    N-W&D

    50

    0.49

    15

    17.86

    0.28

    20

    68

    8.4

    1758

    35

    E-WallA

    60

    0.067

    68

    8.4

    240

    E-W&D

    12

    0.49

    10

    68

    8.4

    350

    10

    S-Wall

    68

    8.4

    0

    S-W&D

    68

    8.4

    0

    0

    W-Wall

    68

    8.4

    0

    W-W&D

    68

    8.4

    0

    0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    175.5

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    220

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    70

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    88

    2984

    872

    3856

    HEATLOSS

    W

    /OINFILTRATIONFORABOVEGROUNDROOM=

    Thecrackmethod,perferedbyASHRAE,isanacceptedguideline

    forcalculatinginfiltrationaroundanopening.Thisisusuallyanoperabledoororwindow

    onanOutside

    wall.calculated

    valuesshouldnotbelessthan1/2ofthetotallengthofcrackintheoutsidewallofaroom.Roomswith3ormoreoutsidewalls,uselargestleakageOR

    Calculatinginfiltra

    tionbycrackmethodASHRAErecommended;Sou

    rce:Means,P04S39

    Greate

    stinfiltrationoccursalongNorthWallwithcrackleanghtof40ft.

    HEATLOSSDUET

    OINFILTRATION(showhowcalculatedbelow)=

    TOTALROOMHEATLOSS

    WindowType1:

    SlidingWindow(W1)

    C

    rackLeangh=2h+o

    =2(5.5ft.)+4ft.

    =15ft

    A

    prroximatecfm/ftofcrack(MeebE.15pp1627)

    =.37cfm/ft

    Solvefor"V",Units:cfm(ft/min)

    V=[(cfm/ft)(linearft.Crack)]

    [MEANSP4S45]

    v=[(.37cmf/ft)(15ft)]

    v=5.55CFM

    H

    eatLoss,

    DoorTy

    pe1:SingleFlush(D1)

    CrackLeangh=2h+2w

    =2(7ft.)+2(3ft.)

    =20ft

    Aprroximate.cfm/ftofcrack(MeebE.28pp

    164344)

    ForWinter15mphwindspeedthevelocityheadfactorassumedtobe

    =0.105

    infiltrationrateforvelocityheadfactorof0

    .105;assumptionofk=2.0,

    Average

    Doorfit,smallperimetergap,weatherstripped

    (MeebE.28pp164344)

    =.40cfm/ft

    Solvefor"V",Units:cfm(ft/min)

    V=[(cfm/ft)(linearft.Crack)]

    v=[(.4cmf/ft)(20ft)]

    v=8CFM

    HeatLoss,

    TotalH

    eatLossduetoInfiltration:

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    HeatLoss

    Kitchen

    4

    0

    Kitchen

    [W&D=windows

    &doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    forslab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    OR

    Fforslab

    Window

    W6

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type1

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    WindowW5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOT

    AL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1

    Door

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    Toor

    Tatticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-

    To)

    ***

    Q=

    Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Qwall+

    Qdo

    or

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-Wall

    68

    8.4

    0

    N-W&D

    68

    8.4

    0

    0

    E-Wall

    68

    8.4

    0

    E-W&D

    68

    8.4

    0

    0

    S-WallB

    19.5

    0.087

    68

    8.4

    1

    01

    S-WallA

    25

    0.07

    68

    8.4

    1

    04

    S-W&D

    21

    0.49

    13

    68

    8.4

    6

    13

    13

    W-WallA

    7

    0.067

    68

    8.4

    28

    W-WallB

    1

    0.082

    68

    8.4

    5

    W-W&D

    68

    8.4

    0

    0

    Ceiling

    (w/

    attic)

    121.5

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    1

    52

    1004

    310

    1314

    HEATLOSS

    W/OINFILTRATIONFORABOVEGROUNDRO

    OM=

    Thecrackmeth

    od,perferedbyASHRAE,isanacceptedguide

    lineforcalculatinginfiltrationaroundanope

    ning.Thisisusuallyanoperabledoororwindow

    onan

    Outsidewall.c

    alculatedvaluesshouldnotbelessthan1/2ofthetotallengthofcrackintheoutsidewallofaroom.Roomswithmultipleoutsidewalls,uselargest

    leakaeORatleast12totalcrackwhicheveris

    reater.Sou

    rce:MeansP04S3947

    CalculatinginfiltrationbycrackmethodASHRAErecommended

    ;Source:Means,P04S39

    GreatestinfiltrationoccursalongSouthWallwithcrac

    kleanghtof13Linearft.

    HEATLOSSDUETOINFILTRATION(showhowcalculatedbelow)=

    TOTALROOMHEATLOSS

    WindowType1:SlidingWindow(W6)

    CrackLeangh=2h+o

    =2(4ft.)+5ft.

    =13ft

    Aprroximate.cfm/ftofcrack(MeebE.15pp1627)

    =.37cfm/ft

    Solvefor"V",Units:cfm(ft/min)

    V=[(cfm/ft)(linearft.Crack)]

    v=[(.37cmf/ft)(13ft)]

    v=4.81CFM

    HeatLoss,

    TotalHeatLossduetoInfiltration:

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    HeatLoss

    Pantry

    4

    1

    PANTRY

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    forslab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    OR

    Fforslab

    Window

    W2

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDO

    W

    type1

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Window

    W3

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Window

    Crack

    Leng

    th

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1

    Door

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    Toor

    Tatticor

    T

    garageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-

    To)

    ***

    Q=Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Qwall+

    Qdoor

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallA

    0

    N-WallB

    N-W&D

    0

    0

    E-Wall

    0

    E-W&D

    0

    0

    S-WallA

    S-WallB

    0

    S-W&D

    0

    0

    W-Wall

    0

    W-W&D

    0

    0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    7.5

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    9

    909

    HEAT

    LOSSDUETOINFILTRATION(showhow

    calculatedbelow)=

    TOTAL

    ROOMHEATLOSS

    HEATLOSS

    W/OINFILTRATIONFORABOV

    EGROUNDROOM=

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    HeatLoss

    Bath1

    4

    2

    Bath1

    [W&D=windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    forslab

    (ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceilingor

    floor

    OR

    Fforslab

    Window

    W7

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    U-VALUE

    WIN

    DOW

    type1

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    WindowW5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Window

    Crac

    k

    Length

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1

    Door

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    Toor

    Tatticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-

    To)

    ***

    Q=Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Qwall+

    Qdoor

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallB

    68

    8.4

    0

    N-W&D

    68

    8.4

    0

    0

    E-WallA

    29

    0.07

    68

    8.4

    121

    E-W&D

    4.75

    0

    .49

    6.5

    68

    8.4

    139

    6.5

    S-WallA

    40

    0.067

    68

    8.4

    160

    S-W&D

    68

    8.4

    0

    0

    W-Wall

    68

    8.4

    0

    W-W&D

    68

    8.4

    0

    0

    Ceiling

    (w/

    attic)

    22.5

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    28

    448

    154

    602

    HEATLOSS

    W/OINFILTRATIONFORABOVEGROUNDROOM=

    Thecrackmethod,perferedbyASHRAE,isanacceptedguidelineforcalculatinginfiltrationarounda

    nopening.Thisisusuallyanoperabledoororwindow

    onanOutside

    wall.calculatedvaluesshouldnotbelessthan1/2ofthetotallengthofcrackintheoutsidewallof

    aroom.Roomswithmultipleoutsidewalls,uselargestleakageORat

    CalculatinginfiltrationbycrackmethodASHRAErecommend

    ed;Source:Means,P04S39

    GreatestinfiltrationoccursalongEastWallwithcra

    cklengthof6.5Linearft.

    HE

    ATLOSSDUETOINFILTRATION(showhow

    calculatedbelow)=

    TOTALROOMHEATLOSS

    WindowType1:SlidingWindow(W7)

    CrackLeangh=2h+o

    =2(2ft.)+2.5ft.

    =6.5ft

    Approximate.cfm/ftofcrack(MeebE.15pp1

    627)

    =.37cfm/ft

    Solvefor"V",Units:cfm(ft/min)

    V=[(cfm/ft)(linearft.Crack)]

    v=[(.37cmf/ft)(6.5ft)]

    v=2.4CFM

    HeatLoss,

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    HeatLoss

    Bath2

    4

    3

    Bath2

    [W&D=windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    forslab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceilingor

    floor

    OR

    Fforslab

    Window

    W2

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    U-VALUE

    WIND

    OW

    type

    1

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Window

    W5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1

    Door

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    To

    or

    Tatticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-

    To)

    ***

    Q=Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Qwall+

    Qdoor

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallB

    6.5

    0.082

    68

    8.4

    32

    N-WallC

    36.5

    0.07

    68

    8.4

    152

    N-W&D

    9

    0.49

    10.5

    68

    8.4

    263

    10.5

    E-WallA

    68

    8.4

    0

    E-W&D

    68

    8.4

    0

    0

    S-WallA

    68

    8.4

    0

    S-W&D

    68

    8.4

    0

    0

    W-Wall

    68

    8.4

    0

    W-W&D

    68

    8.4

    0

    0

    Ceiling

    (w/

    attic)

    48.75

    0.032

    68

    2

    8.9

    61

    476

    238

    714

    HE

    ATLOSS

    W/OINFILTRATIONFORABOVEG

    ROUNDROOM=

    Thecrackmeth

    od,perferedbyASHRAE,isanacceptedguidelineforcalculatinginfiltrationaroundanopening.Thisisusuallyanoperabledooror

    window

    onanOutside

    wall.calculate

    dvaluesshouldnotbelessthan1/2ofthetotallengthofcrackintheoutsidewallofa

    room.Roomswithmultipleoutsidewalls,u

    selargestleakageORat

    least1/2totalcrack,whicheverisgreater.Source:Means,P04S3947

    Calculatinginfilt

    rationbycrackmethodASHRAErecommende

    d;Source:Means,P04S39

    Grea

    testinfiltrationoccursalongNorthWallwithcra

    ckleanghtof12Linearft.

    HEAT

    LOSSDUETOINFILTRATION(showhowcalculatedbelow)=

    TOTALRO

    OMHEATLOSS

    WindowType1

    :SlidingWindow(W2)

    CrackLeangh=2h+o

    =2(3.5ft.)+3ft.

    =10ft

    Aprroximate.cfm/ftofcrack(MeebE.15pp162

    7)

    =.37cfm/ft

    Solvefor"V",Units:cfm(ft/min)

    V=[(cfm/ft)(linearft.Crack)]

    v=[(.37cmf/ft)(10ft)]

    v=3.7CFM

    HeatLoss,

    TotalHeatLossduetoInfiltration:

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    HeatLoss

    Bedroom1

    4

    4

    BEDROOM1

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    N

    etWall/

    CeilingArea

    (sq

    uarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    for

    slab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    OR

    Fforslab

    Window

    W5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type1

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Window

    W5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    U-VALUE

    DO

    ORtype

    1

    Door

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    Toor

    Tatticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti

    To)

    ***

    Q=Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Qwall+

    Qdoor

    TO

    TAL

    HE

    AT

    LO

    SS

    (BT

    U/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallA

    0

    N-WallB

    0

    N-W&D

    0

    0

    E-Wall

    0

    E-W&D

    0

    0

    S-WallA

    61.5

    0.07

    68

    8.4

    257

    S-WallB

    10.5

    0.07

    68

    8.4

    44

    S-W&D

    12

    0.49

    10

    68

    8.4

    350

    10

    W-Wall

    0

    W-W&D

    0

    0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    105

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    131

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    8.75

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    11

    7

    93

    2

    38

    1031

    HEATLOSS

    W/OINFILTRATIONFORABOVEGROUNDROOM=

    Thecrackmetho

    d,perferedbyASHRAE,isanacceptedguidelineforcalculatinginfiltrationaroundanopening.

    Thisisusuallyanoperabledoororwindow

    on

    an

    Outsidewall.calculatedvaluesshouldnotbelessthan1/2oft

    hetotallenghtofcrackintheoutsidewallofaroom.Roomswithmultipleoutsidewalls,uselargest

    leakaeORatleat12totalcrackwhicheveris

    reater.Source:MeansP04S3947

    Calculatinginfiltra

    tionbycrackmethodASHRAErecommended;So

    urce:Means,P04S39

    Greate

    stinfiltrationoccursalongSouthWallwithacracklengthof10ft.

    HEATLOSSDUETOINF

    ILTRATION(showhowcalculatedbelow)=

    TOTALROOMHEATLOSS

    WindowType1:

    SlidingWindow(W5)

    C

    rackLength=2h+o

    =2(3.5ft.)+3ft.

    =10ft

    A

    pproximate.cfm/ftofcrack(MeebE.15pp1627)

    =.37cfm/ft

    S

    olvefor"V",Units:cfm(ft/min)

    V=[(cfm/ft)(linearft.Crack)]

    v=[(.37cmf/ft)(10ft)]

    v=3.7CFM

    H

    eatLoss,

    TotalHeatLossduetoInfiltration:

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    BEDROOM2

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    C

    eilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    o

    rPerimeter

    forslab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    OR

    Fforslab

    Window

    W4

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type1

    W

    indow

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    WindowW5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOT

    AL

    ARE

    A

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1

    Door

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    Toor

    Tatticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-

    To)

    ***

    Q=Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Q

    wall+

    Q

    door

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallB

    68

    0

    N-WallA

    68

    0

    N-W&D

    68

    0

    0

    E-Wall

    68

    0

    E-W&D

    68

    0

    0

    S-WallA

    57.5

    0.07

    8.4

    S-WallB

    11

    0.082

    68

    8.4

    54

    S-W&D

    19.5

    0.49

    12.5

    68

    8.4

    569

    12.5

    W-WallA

    100

    0.067

    68

    8.4

    399

    W-W&D

    68

    0

    0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    137.5

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    172

    1195

    298

    1493

    HEATLOSS

    W/OINFILTRATIONFORABOVEGROUNDROOM=

    Thecrackmeth

    od,perferedbyASHRAE,isanacceptedguid

    elineforcalculatinginfiltrationaroundano

    pening.Thisisusuallyanoperabledoororw

    indow

    onan

    Outsidewall.calculatedvaluesshouldnotbelessthan1/2

    ofthetotallengthofcrackintheoutsidew

    allofaroom.Roomswithmultipleoutsidewalls,uselargest

    leakaeORatleast12totalcrackwhicheveris

    reater.Source:MeansP04S3947

    CalculatinginfiltrationbycrackmethodASHRAErecommended;Source:Means,P04S39

    GreatestinfiltrationoccursalongSouthWallwithcracklengthof19ft.

    HEATLOSSDU

    ETOINFILTRATION(showhowcalculatedbe

    low)=

    TOTALROOMHEAT

    LOSS

    WindowType1

    :SlidingWindow(W4)

    CrackLeangh=2h+o

    =2(3ft.)+6.5ft.

    =12.5ft

    Aprroximate.cfm/ftofcrack(MeebE.15pp1627)

    =.37cfm/ft

    Solvefor"V",Units:cfm(ft/min)

    V=[(cfm/ft)(linearft.Crack)]

    v=[(.37cmf/ft)(12.5ft)]

    v=4.63CFM

    HeatLoss,

    TotalHeatLossduetoInfiltration:

    HeatLoss

    Bedroom2

    4

    5

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    BEDROOM3

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    N

    etWall/

    CeilingArea

    (sq

    uarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    for

    slab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    OR

    Fforslab

    Window

    W2

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type1

    Window

    Crack

    Lenth

    (ft)

    Window

    W3

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Window

    Crack

    Lenth

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    U-VALUE

    DO

    ORtype

    1

    Door

    Crack

    Lenth

    (ft)

    Ti

    Toor

    Tatticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-

    To)

    ***

    Q=Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Qwall+

    Qdoor

    TO

    TAL

    HE

    AT

    LO

    SS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallA

    61

    0.07

    68

    8.4

    254

    N-WallB

    10

    0.087

    68

    8.4

    52

    N-W&D

    9

    0.49

    10.5

    68

    8.4

    263

    10.5

    E-Wall

    0

    E-W&D

    0

    0

    S-WallA

    S-WallB

    0

    S-W&D

    0

    0

    W-Wall

    78.75

    0.067

    68

    8.4

    314

    W-W&D

    5.25

    0.49

    6.5

    68

    8.4

    153

    6.5

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    95

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    119

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    6.5

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    8

    1164

    2

    38

    1402

    HEATLOSS

    W/OINF

    ILTRATIONFORABOVEGROUNDROOM=

    Thecrackmetho

    d,perferedbyASHRAE,isanacceptedguidelineforcalculatinginfiltrationaroundanopening.

    Thisisusuallyanoperabledoororwindow

    on

    an

    Outsidewall.ca

    lculatedvaluesshouldnotbelessthan1/2ofthetotallengthofcrackintheoutsidewallofaroom.Roomswithmultipleoutsidewalls,uselargest

    leakaeORatleast12totalcrackwhicheveris

    reater.Source

    :MeansP04S3947

    Calculatinginfiltra

    tionbycrackmethodASHRAErecommended;So

    urce:Means,P04S39

    Greate

    stinfiltrationoccursalongNorthWallwithcracklengthof10.5ft.

    HEATLOSSDUETOINF

    ILTRATION(showhowcalculatedbelow)=

    TOTALROOMHEATLOSS

    WindowType1:

    SlidingWindow(W2)

    C

    rackLength=2h+o

    =2(3.5ft.)+3ft.

    =10ft

    A

    pproximate.cfm/ftofcrack(MeebE.15pp1627)

    =.37cfm/ft

    S

    olvefor"V",Units:cfm(ft/min)

    V=[(cfm/ft)(linearft.Crack)]

    v=[(.37cmf/ft)(10ft)]

    v=3.7CFM

    H

    eatLoss,

    TotalH

    eatLossduetoInfiltration:

    HeatLoss

    Bedroom3

    4

    6

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    HALLWAY

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    forslab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    OR

    Fforslab

    WindowW4

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALU

    E

    WINDOW

    type1

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    WindowW5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Windo

    w

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1

    Door

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    Toor

    T

    atticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-

    To)

    ***

    Q=Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Qwall+

    Qdoor

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallB

    68

    0

    N-WallA

    68

    0

    N-W&D

    68

    0

    0

    E-Wall

    68

    0

    E-W&D

    68

    0

    0

    S-WallA

    S-WallB

    68

    0

    S-W&D

    68

    0

    0

    W-Wall

    68

    0

    W-W&D

    68

    0

    0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    30

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    38

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    13

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    16

    54

    54

    HE

    ATLOSS

    W/OINFILTRATIONFORABOV

    EGROUNDROOM=

    HEAT

    LOSSDUETOINFILTRATION(showhow

    calculatedbelow)=

    TOTAL

    ROOMHEATLOSS

    HeatLoss

    Hallway

    4

    7

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    HeatLoss

    Closet1

    4

    8

    CLOSET2

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    forslab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    OR

    Fforslab

    Window

    W2

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALU

    E

    WINDOW

    type1

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Window

    W3

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Windo

    w

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1

    Door

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    Toor

    T

    atticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-

    To)

    ***

    Q=Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Qwall+

    Qdoor

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallA

    0

    N-WallB

    N-W&D

    0

    0

    E-Wall

    0

    E-W&D

    0

    0

    S-WallA

    S-WallB

    0

    S-W&D

    0

    0

    W-WallA

    16

    0.067

    68

    8.4

    64

    W-W&D

    0

    0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    13

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    16

    800

    80

    HEAT

    LOSSDUETOINFILTRATION(showhow

    calculatedbelow)=

    TOTAL

    ROOMHEATLOSS

    HE

    ATLOSS

    W/OINFILTRATIONFORABOV

    EGROUNDROOM=

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    HeatLoss

    Closet2

    4

    9

    CLOSET1

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    forslab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    OR

    Fforslab

    WindowW4

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALU

    E

    WINDOW

    type1

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    WindowW5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Windo

    w

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1

    Door

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    Toor

    T

    atticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-

    To)

    ***

    Q=Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Qwall+

    Qdoor

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallB

    68

    0

    N-WallA

    68

    0

    N-W&D

    68

    0

    0

    E-Wall

    68

    0

    E-W&D

    68

    0

    0

    S-WallA

    S-WallB

    68

    0

    S-W&D

    68

    0

    0

    W-Wall

    68

    0

    W-W&D

    68

    0

    0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    13

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    16

    16

    16

    HE

    ATLOSS

    W/OINFILTRATIONFORABOV

    EGROUNDROOM=

    HEAT

    LOSSDUETOINFILTRATION(showhow

    calculatedbelow)=

    TOTAL

    ROOMHEATLOSS

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    CLOSET3

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    or

    Perimeter

    forslab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    OR

    Ffor

    slab

    Window

    W2

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALU

    E

    WINDOW

    type1

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Window

    W3

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Windo

    w

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1

    Door

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    T

    oor

    Tatticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-To)

    ***

    Q

    =Qwall

    OR

    Q=

    Qwall+

    Qdoor

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallA

    3.75

    0.067

    0

    N-WallB

    8.25

    0.082

    N-W&D

    0

    0

    E-WallA

    28

    0.067

    0

    E-W&D

    0

    0

    S-WallA

    S-WallB

    0

    S-W&D

    0

    0

    W-WallA

    68

    8.4

    0

    W-W&D

    0

    0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    8

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    10

    100

    10

    HEAT

    LOSSDUETOINFILTRATION(showhow

    calculatedbelow)=

    TOTAL

    ROOMHEATLOSS

    HE

    ATLOSS

    W/OINFILTRATIONFORABOV

    EGROUNDROOM=

    HeatLoss

    Closet3

    5

    0

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    HeatLoss

    Entry

    5

    1

    STAIRS

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    forslab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    OR

    Fforslab

    WindowW4

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALU

    E

    WINDO

    W

    type1

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    WindowW5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1

    Door

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    Toor

    T

    atticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-

    To)

    ***

    Q=Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Qwall+

    Qdoor

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallB

    0

    N-WallA

    0

    N-W&D

    0

    0

    E-Wall

    44

    0.067

    68

    8.4

    176

    E-W&D

    0

    0

    S-WallA

    S-WallB

    0

    S-W&D

    0

    0

    W-Wall

    (Garage)

    0

    W-Wall

    0

    W-W&D

    0

    0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    16.5

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    21

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    0

    Floor(only

    floorsovera

    ventilated

    crawlspaceor

    overhanging)

    0

    Slabon

    Grade

    0

    196

    196

    HE

    ATLOSS

    W/OINFILTRATIONFORABOV

    EGROUNDROOM=

    HEAT

    LOSSDUETOINFILTRATION(showhow

    calculatedbelow)=

    TOTAL

    ROOMHEATLOSS

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    HeatLoss

    Stair

    5

    2

    ENTRY

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    for

    slab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    OR

    Fforslab

    Window

    W9

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type1

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    WindowW5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Door

    type2

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOOR

    type

    2

    Door

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    Toor

    Tatticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-

    To)

    ***

    Q=Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Qwall+

    Qdoor

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallB

    0

    N-WallA

    0

    N-W&D

    0

    0

    E-WallA

    2.25

    0.07

    68

    8.4

    9

    E-W&D

    0.75

    0.64

    21

    0.16

    18

    68

    8.4

    229

    18

    S-WallA

    S-WallB

    0

    S-W&D

    0

    0

    W-Wall

    (Garage)

    0

    W-Wall

    0

    W-W&D

    0

    0

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    9

    0.032

    68

    28.9

    11

    250

    463

    713

    HEATLOSS

    W/OINFILTRATIONFORABOVEGROUNDROOM=

    Thecrackmetho

    d,perferedbyASHRAE,isanacceptedguideline

    forcalculatinginfiltrationaroundanopening.Thisisusuallyanoperabledoororwindow

    onan

    Outsidewall.ca

    lculatedvaluesshouldnotbelessthan1/2ofthetotallengthofcrackintheoutsidewallofaroo

    m.Roomswithmultipleoutsidewalls,use

    larestleakaeO

    Ratleast12totalcrackwhicheverisreater.Source:MeansP04S3947

    Calculatinginfiltra

    tionbycrackmethodASHRAErecommended;Source:Means,P04S39

    Greate

    stinfiltrationoccursalongEastWallwithcracklengthof18ft.

    HEATLOSSDUETOINFILTRATION(showhowcalculatedbelow)=

    TOTALROOMHEATLOSS

    DoorType2:SingleFlush(D2)

    C

    rackLeangh=2h+2w

    =2(2.5ft.)+2(6.5ft.)

    =18ft

    A

    prroximate.cfm/ftofcrack(MeebE.28pp164344)

    ForWinter15mphwindspeedthevelocityheadfactorassumedtobe

    =

    0.105

    in

    filtrationrateforvelocityheadfactorof0.105;assumptionofk=2.0,

    A

    verageDoorfit,smallperimetergap,weatherstrippe

    d

    (MeebE.28pp164344)

    =.40cfm/ft

    Solvefor"V",Units:cfm(ft/min)

    V=[(cfm/ft)(linearft.Crack)]

    v=[(0.4cmf/ft)(18ft)]

    v=7.2CFM

    H

    eatLoss,

    TotalHeatLoss

    duetoInfiltration:

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    HeatLoss

    Basement

    5

    3

    BASEMENT

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    forslab(ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    OR

    Fforslab

    WindowW8

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALU

    E

    WINDOW

    type8

    Window

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    WindowW5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Windo

    w

    Crack

    Lengt

    h

    (ft)

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1

    Door

    Crack

    Length

    (ft)

    Ti

    Toor

    T

    atticor

    Tgarageor

    Tporch

    Q=

    UA(Ti-

    To)

    ***

    Q=Qwall

    OR

    Q

    =

    Qwall+

    Qdoor

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    (BTU/hr)

    Total

    Window

    &Door

    Crack

    length

    (linearfeet)

    N-WallD

    18.5

    0.244

    68

    8.4

    269

    N-W&D

    0

    0

    E-WallD

    10.5

    0.244

    68

    8.4

    153

    E-W&D

    2.5

    1.8

    0

    0

    0

    S-WallD

    7.5

    0.244

    S-WallD

    6

    0.244

    68

    8.4

    87

    S-W&D

    5

    1.8

    0

    0

    0

    W-WallD

    3

    0.244

    68

    8.4

    44

    W-W&D

    10

    1.8

    0

    0

    0

    Floor(only

    floorsovera

    ventilated

    crawlspaceor

    overhanging)

    0

    553

    0553

    HE

    ATLOSS

    W/OINFILTRATIONFORABOV

    EGROUNDROOM=

    HEAT

    LOSSDUETOINFILTRATION(showhow

    calculatedbelow)=

    TOTAL

    ROOMHEATLOSS

    1

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    HeatLoss

    AbovegroundBasement

    5

    4

    Ti(oF)=62

    Tadj(oF)=

    17

    BASEMENT

    UNDERGRD.

    WALLS&

    FLOOR(for

    25.5ftx37ft

    basement)

    Ave.U-

    valuefor

    eachfoot

    under-

    groun

    d

    uninsu-

    lated

    Ave.U-value

    foreachfoot

    under-

    ground

    insulated

    withR=4.17

    Ub

    Value

    [BTU/

    (hft2

    oF)]

    Base-

    ment

    Floor

    Area

    (ft2)

    Qbase.floor

    =[Ub*

    A

    *

    (Ti-Tadj)]

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    LOSS

    BTU/h

    0.026

    943.5

    1085

    WallType

    HeatLossBTU/Hr

    0-1stfoot

    0.41

    Heatlossfromabo

    vegradeportion

    696

    1'-2'

    0.222

    HeatLossfrombelowgradeportion

    7698

    2'-3'

    0.155

    -

    TOTAL

    8394

    3'-4'

    0.119

    -

    4'-5'

    0.096

    5'-6'

    0.079

    column1

    column2

    unknown

    1.08

    1

    0

    1.081

    125

    6613

    "A"

    24

    28

    25.5

    7698

    "B"

    0.027

    0.025

    ?

    0.0

    260

    ExplanationofMeth

    odandSources:

    BASEMENTUNDERGROUNDPORTION

    (calculationofTadjisnotshowninthisexample)

    Value

    [BTU/

    (hft

    oF)]

    TotalHeatLossofBasement

    Basementis6.5'belowgradetofinishfloor.UValuestakenfromMEEBE.1

    3PartAforBasementwallsandfromPartB

    forBasementFloor.

    InterpolationofbasementfloorUvaluewascalculated

    between24'28'to25.5'

    Tadjusted=Average

    WinterTempAmplitudeofTemp.Swing;Source:Means,P04S28AverageWinterTemp.

    Source:MEEB,Table

    C.19,pg1560calculations,R=8.34andplaced2ft.do

    wnisaconservativeassumption

    AmplitudeofTemp.

    Swing=22FSource:MEEB,Figure7.11,pg.194Sourc

    e:MEEB,TableE.13,pg.1625

    Ua&Ubvaluesobta

    inedfromMEEB,TableE.13,pg.1625

    Qbasementfloor+Qbasementw

    all

    = Q

    base.wall

    =[Ua*

    P*

    (Ti-Tadj)]

    Base-

    ment

    Peri-

    meter

    (ft)

    BasementFloorInterpolation

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    HeatLoss

    Attic

    5

    5

    1.UnconditionedInteriorSpaceTemperature

    tu=[ti(A1U1+A2U2+A

    3U3+etc.)+to(60pcpQ

    0+A

    aU

    a+A

    bUb+A

    cU

    c+etc.)]

    (A

    1U1+A2U2+A

    3U3+etc.+60pcpQo+A

    aUa

    +AbUb+A

    cUc+etc.)

    Variables

    ti

    A1

    A2

    A3

    U1

    U2

    U3

    to

    60*p*cp

    Q0

    Aa

    Ab

    Ac

    Ua

    Ub

    Uc

    tu

    units

    F

    ft2

    ft2

    ft2

    BTU/hr*ft2*F

    BTU/hr*ft2*F

    BTU/hr*ft2*F

    F

    BTU*min/hr*ft3*F

    ft3/m

    in

    ft2

    ft2

    ft2

    BTU/hr*

    ft2*F

    BTU/hr*ft2*F

    BTU/hr*ft2*F

    F

    Winter

    62

    1000

    0

    0

    0.032

    0

    0

    8.4

    1.08

    799

    1598

    0

    0

    0.032

    0

    0

    10.2

    13

    Summer

    1.1

    #DIV/0!

    Where:

    pcpwinterconditions

    =densitytimesspecificheatofair=0.018BTU/ft

    3. oFforstandardair.

    pcpsummerconditions

    =densitytimesspecificheatofair=0.01833BTU/ft

    3. oFforstandardair.

    tu=temperature

    inunheatedspace,

    oF

    ti=indoordesig

    ntemperatureofheatedroom,

    oF

    to=outdoordes

    igntemperature,

    oF

    A1,A2,A

    3etc=

    areasofsurfacesofunheatedspaceadjacent

    toheatedspaces,ft

    2

    Aa,A

    b,A

    cetc=

    areasofsurfacesofunheatedspaceexposedtooutdoors,ft

    2

    U1,U2,U3etc=

    heattransfercoefficientsofsurfacesofA1,A

    2,A

    3etc.,BTU/hr.ft2.o

    F

    Ua,Ub,Ucetc=

    heattransfercoefficientsofsurfacesofA

    a,A

    b,A

    cetc.,BTU/hr.ft2.oF

    Qo=rateofintroductionofoutsideairintounheatedspaceby

    infiltrationand/or

    ventilation,cfm

    Qhasbeenshowntovaryfrom0to0.5cfmpersquarefootofceilingarea.

    Therefore,assumeavalueof0.5cfm/ft2ofceilingarea.

    A1istotalsurfaceareaofceilingadjacenttotheatticfromthehome.Aaisthesumofthesurfacea

    reaofthepitchedroofandthetwogableends.Q

    0

    =

    .5cfm/ft2ofceilingarea*1598ft2=799ft3/min

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    HeatLoss

    HeatLossTotals

    5

    6

    RoomName

    GreatRoom

    3446

    Kitchen

    1422

    Bath1

    738

    Bath2

    762

    Bedroom1

    1126

    Bedroom2

    1648

    Bedroom3

    1454

    Closet1

    16

    Closet2

    80

    Closet3

    10

    Entry

    713

    Hallway

    54

    Pantry

    9

    Stairs

    196

    Basement

    8394

    TotalHeatLos

    s

    20068

    HeatLossbyRoomH

    eatLoss(BTU/Hr

    Grea

    tRoom

    Kitch

    en

    Bath

    1

    Bath

    2

    Bedr

    oom1

    Bedr

    oom2

    Bedr

    oom3

    Closet1

    Closet2

    Closet3

    Entry

    Hallw

    ay

    Pantry

    Stairs

    Base

    ment

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    HeatLoss

    FurnaceCapacity

    5

    7

    TheInstalledFurnace:

    Sears,RoebuckandCompany

    ModelNo.867.763271

    NaturalGas

    Theinstalledurnaceisastandingo

    rcedairunitwithaninputcapacityo

    105,000BTU/Hrandabonnetcapacityo84,000BTU/Hr.Italsocontainsa1/3

    HP

    directblowerdrive.

    Withourcalculationsoheatlossor

    ourhousewearivedatthetotalo20,068

    BTU/Hr.Theinstalledurnacehasan

    ouputcapacity(bonnetcapacity)o8400

    0.

    Thisshowsthatthesuppliedurnace

    sisapproximatelyourtimestoolarge.This

    ismostlikelyduetotheadditionoaddedinsulationintheceilingabovethe

    loosefllcellulose.Ourinspectionrevealedanadditionallayeroourinch

    fberglassbattinsulationaddedlater.Otheractersthatshouldbementioned

    arepossiblereplacementooriginal,lowerqualitywindowsandoversizingo

    urnacetoaccountorasaetyactorduetoheatlossthroughductwork.

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    58

    Summer Design ConditionsLivonia, Michigan

    ConditionsTemperatures

    (F)CDD65F Source

    85.8F 3046FAssumed Detroit for Livonia, MI; MEEB,

    Table B.1, pg. 1510

    70.9FAssumed Detroit for Livonia, MI; MEEB,

    Table B.1, pg. 1510

    73.4FAssumed Detroit for Livonia, MI; MEEB,

    Table B.1, pg. 1510

    75F Per client settings for winter thermostat.

    Daily Range (DR): 17.6F; Assumed Detroit for Livonia, MI Data; MEEB, Table B.1, pg.1510

    :Medium (M) daily range due to the temperature falling between 16F and 25FSource: Cooling Load Calculation Chart, Table 1, pg. 4

    Structure Classification: Loose (L):Loose classification assumed based on the age of the house (built in the 1950s).The windows were replace in the early 1990s, yet are extremely drafty.;Assumed Detroit for Livonia, MI; Source: MEEB, Table E.27, pg. 1642

    Air Exchange Rates (ACH): 0.68:For a loose constructed home with 85.8F Tdry bulb (2%) assumed 85Fsummer design temperature; Assumed Detroit for Livonia, MI; Source: MEEB,Table E.27, pg. 1642

    Load Factor (LF): 1.194:For a loose constructed home assuming 1% design humidity ratio of 0.0136, the

    Load Factor equals (0.46 +(54x0.0136)); Source: Cooling LoadCalculation Chart, Figure 1, pg. 4

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    GreatRoom

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    or

    Perimeter

    forslab

    (ft)U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    ORFfor

    slab

    [BTU/(hft

    F)]

    CLTD

    VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor(F)

    Window

    W1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefe

    et)

    Window

    W1GLF

    (BTU/(h

    ft)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type1

    [BTU/(h

    ftF)]

    Window

    W10

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    Windo

    w

    W10GLF

    (BTU/

    (h

    ft)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type10

    [BTU/(h

    ftF)]

    Window

    W5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    Window

    W5GLF

    (BTU/(h

    ft)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type5

    [BTU/(h

    ftF)]

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1[BTU/(h

    ftF)]

    CLTD

    VALUE

    door(F)

    Q=U

    A

    (CLTD)

    ***

    Q=(GLF)A

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    GAIN

    (BTU/hr)

    N-WallB

    29.5

    0.086

    3.8

    10

    N-WallA

    44

    0.07

    3.8

    12

    N-W&D

    50

    16

    1.5

    16

    16.5

    0.28

    3.8

    84

    2

    E-WallA

    60

    0.07

    13.8

    58

    E-W&D

    12

    40.16

    48

    2

    S-Wall

    S-W&D

    W-Wall

    W-W&D

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    245.5

    0.032

    37.8

    29

    7

    1700

    TOTALROOMHEATGAI

    N=

    1

    HeatGain

    GreatRoom

    6

    1

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    Kitchen

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    forslab

    (ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    ORFfor

    slab

    [BTU/(hft

    F)]

    CL

    TD

    VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orflo

    or(F)

    Window

    W6

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    Window

    W6GLF

    (BTU/(h

    ft)

    U-V

    ALUE

    WIN

    DOW

    ty

    pe1

    [BTU/(hft

    F)]

    Window(x)

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    Window(x)

    GLF(BTU

    /(hft)

    U

    -VALUE

    W

    INDOW

    type1

    [B

    TU/(hft

    F)]

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    U-VALUE

    DOORtype

    1[BTU/(h

    ftF)]

    CLTD

    VALUE

    door(F)

    Q=UA

    (CLTD)

    ***Q=

    (GLF)A

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    GAIN

    (BTU/hr)

    N-Wall

    N-W&D

    E-Wall

    E-W&D

    S-WallB

    19.5

    0.086

    6

    .8

    11

    S-WallA

    25

    0.07

    6

    .8

    12

    S-W&D

    21

    26.33

    553

    W-WallA

    7

    0.067

    13.8

    6

    W-WallB

    1

    0.81

    13.8

    11

    W-W&D

    Ceiling

    (w/

    attic)

    121.5

    0.032

    37.8

    147

    741

    TOTALROOMHEATGAIN=

    HeatGain

    Kitchen

    6

    2

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    HeatGain

    Pantry

    6

    3

    PANTRY

    [W&D=

    windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)

    orPerimeter

    forslab

    (ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceiling

    orfloor

    ORFfor

    slab

    [BTU/(hft

    F)]

    CLTD

    VALU

    E

    wall,

    ceiling

    or

    floor(

    F)Window

    W7

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    Window

    W7

    GLF

    (BTU/

    (hft)

    U-

    VALUE

    WINDOW

    type1

    [BTU/(h

    ftF)]

    W

    indow(

    x)

    T

    OTAL

    A

    REA

    (square

    feet)

    Window

    (x)GLF

    (BTU/

    (hft)

    U-

    VALUE

    WINDOW

    type1

    [BTU/(h

    ftF)]

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (square

    feet)

    U-

    VALUE

    DOOR

    type1

    [BTU/(h

    ftF)]

    CLTD

    VALUE

    door

    (F)

    Q=UA

    (CLTD)

    ***Q=

    (GLF)A

    TOTAL

    HEA

    T

    GAIN

    (BTU/hr)

    N-WallA

    N-WallB

    N-W&D

    E-Wall

    E-W&D

    S-WallA

    S-WallB

    S-W&D

    W-Wall

    W-W&D

    Ceiling

    (w/attic)

    7.5

    0.032

    37.8

    9

    9

    T

    OTALROOMHEATGAIN=

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    Bath1

    [W&D=wind

    ows

    &doors]

    NetWall/Ceiling

    Area(squarefeet)

    orPerimeterfor

    slab

    (ft)

    U-VALUEwall,

    ceilingorfloor

    ORFforslab

    [BTU/(hft

    F)]

    CLTDVALUE

    wall,ceilingor

    floor(F)

    Window

    W7

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    Window

    W7GLF

    (BTU/(h

    ft)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type1

    [BTU/(hft

    F)]

    Window(x)

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    Window(x)

    GLF(BTU

    /(hft)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type1

    [BTU/(h

    ftF)]

    Door

    type1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet) U

    -VALUE

    DOORtype

    1[BTU/(h

    ftF)]

    CLTD

    VALUE

    door(F)

    Q=UA

    (CLTD)***

    Q=(GLF)A

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    GAIN

    (BTU/hr)

    N-WallB

    N-W&D

    E-WallA

    29

    0.07

    13.8

    28

    E-W&D

    4.75

    40.16

    191

    S-WallA

    40

    0.067

    6.8

    18

    `

    S-W&D

    W-Wall

    W-W&D

    Ceiling

    (w

    /

    attic)

    22.5

    0.032

    37.8

    27

    264

    TOTALROOMHEATGAIN

    =

    HeatGain

    Bath1

    6

    4

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    Bath2

    [W&D=wind

    ows

    &doors]

    NetWall/

    CeilingArea

    (squarefeet)or

    Perimeterfor

    slab

    (ft)

    U-VALUE

    wall,ceilingor

    floorORFfor

    slab[BTU/(h

    ftF)]

    CLTDVALUE

    wall,ceilin

    gor

    floor(F

    )

    Window

    W2

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    Window

    W2GLF

    (BTU/(h

    ft)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type1

    Windo

    w(x)

    TO

    TAL

    AREA

    (squar

    efeet)Window(x)

    GLF(BTU

    /(hft)

    U-VALUE

    WINDOW

    type2

    Door

    type

    1

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    U-VALUE

    DO

    ORtype

    1[BTU/(h

    ftF)]

    CLTD

    VALUE

    door(F)

    Q=UA

    (CLTD)***

    Q=(GLF)A

    TOTAL

    HEAT

    GAIN

    (BTU/hr)

    N-WallB

    6.5

    0.081

    3.8

    2

    N-WallC

    36.5

    0.069

    3.8

    10

    N-W&D

    9

    16

    144

    E-WallA

    E-W&D

    S-WallA

    S-W&D

    W-Wall

    W-W&D

    Ceiling

    (w

    /

    attic)

    49

    0.032

    37.8

    59

    215

    TOTALROOMHEATGAIN

    =

    HeatGain

    Bath2

    6

    5

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    BEDROOM1

    [W&D=windows&

    doors]

    NetWall/Ceiling

    Area(squarefeet)

    orPerimeterfor

    slab

    (ft)

    U-VALUEwall,

    ceilingorfloor

    ORFforslab

    CLTD

    VALUE

    wall,

    ceiling,o

    r

    floor

    Window

    W5

    TOTAL

    AREA

    (squarefeet)

    Window