2015 International Energy Conservation Code

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2015 International Energy Conservation Code Significant Changes

Shirley Ellis Energy Codes Specialist Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station shirleyellis@tamu.edu

The Role of the ESL Mandated to review the latest ICC editions Ensure stringency of the latest IRC and IECC compared to current adopted statewide energy codes Provide SECO a written recommendation based on analysis and review of public comments Evaluate energy efficiency programs Report emission reductions to Texas Commission for Environmental Quality (TCEQ)

The Role of the ESL Develop home energy rating system (IC3) Provide technical assistance with code implementation Code implementation materials for builders, designers, engineers and architects Provide local jurisdictions with technical assistance concerning implementation and enforcement Develop a self-certification form for builders outside of municipalities Evaluate proposed local amendments

Presentation Synopsis: The significant changes to the 2015 IECC

Chapter 1 – Scope and Administration New chapters on Existing Buildings Relocated requirements from Chapter 1 Information on construction documents Additional details and clarification Building thermal envelope depiction

Chapter 2 – Definitions - Commercial Air Curtain Circulating Hot Water System Alterations Climate zone Approved agency Computer Room Basement wall Condensing Unit Boiler, modulating Conditioned space Boiler system Continuous insulation Bubble point

Chapter 2 - Definitions Daylight responsive control Fan system motor nameplate Daylight zone Fenestration Demand recirculation water system Floor area, net General purpose electric motor (I) Fan efficiency grade Fan system BHP General purpose electric motor (II)

Chapter 2 - Definitions Greenhouse Low-voltage dry-type distribution transformer High speed door Occupant sensor control Historic building Opaque door Insulated Sheathing Liner system Powered roof/wall ventilators Low-sloped roof Radiant Heating system

Chapter 2 - Definitions Refrigerant dew point Refrigeration system, medium temperature Refrigerated warehouse cooler Registered design professional Refrigerated warehouse freezer Repair Reroofing Roof recover Refrigeration system, low temperature Roof repair

Chapter 2 - Definitions Roof replacement Variable refrigerant flow system Rooftop monitor Walk-in cooler Saturated condensing temperature Walk-in freezer Small electric motor Wall above-grade Sunroom Wall below-grade Time switch control Water heater

202 – General Definitions - Residential 2012 Slide Template 10/22/2017 202 – General Definitions - Residential Alteration Fenestration Approved Agency Historic Building Circulating Hot Water System Insulated Siding Reroofing Conditioned Space Roof recover Continuous Insulation Roof repair Entrance Door Roof replacement ERI Reference Design Vertical fenestration Copyright 2012 International Code Council

Chapter 3 Design Conditions Insulated Siding R-value Warm and Humid designation removed Bandera, Dimmit, Edwards, Frio, Kinney La Salle, Maverick, Medina, Real, Uvalde Val Verde, Webb, Zapata, Zavalda Tropical Zone added

Commercial – Building Thermal Envelope Equipment Building exceptions added Table C402.1.3 R-value method Changes to “Insulation entirely above roof deck” - all Texas climate zones Removed swing doors Table 402.1.4 U-factor method Changes to “Insulation entirely above roof deck” and “Mass walls” - all climate zones Added swinging doors – no changes in values

Cold-formed steel walls Component performance alternative Roof assembly additional exceptions Mass wall – added heat capacity Floors – insulation placement Radiant heating systems – insulation Roof solar reflectance and thermal emittance – exceptions expanded

Commercial - Fenestration Daylight responsive controls Added minimum skylight fenestration Office, lobby, atrium, retail store, etc. Haze factor requirements added Skylight U-factor, SHGC increases Dynamic glazing added

Commercial Air leakage Rooms containing fuel-burning appliances Building envelope – assemblies added Fenestration – exceptions added Rooms containing fuel-burning appliances Vestibules exceptions Air curtains added Recessed lighting - clarified

Commercial - Mechanical Minimum Efficiency Requirement Tables Requirements for economizer fault detection and diagnostics Enclosed parking garage ventilation controls Walk-in coolers, walk-in freezers, refrigerated warehouse coolers and refrigerated warehouse freezers

Economizers (Prescriptive) – changes to requirements Demand controls for recirculation systems Requirements for hot water circulation and heat trace systems and controls Drain Water Heat Recovery option not included in the Performance path

Minimum performance criteria were improved for the following applications to match ASHRAE 90.1-2013 standards: AC/Heat pump Multi-zone VAV systems Energy recovery equipment Hot water system controls Kitchen exhaust flow Exterior lighting controls Refrigeration Lighting power densities Economizers, controls, and VAV fans Electric transformers Electrical motors Heat rejection equipment People movers 1/12 - 1 hp fans Lighting O&M manual

Commercial – Electrical Occupant sensor controls – new requirements Daylight-responsive controls Electrical motors minimum efficiency requirements Vertical and horizontal transportation systems and equipment

Commercial Additional Efficiency Package Options Lighting separated into power density and controls Dedicated outdoor air system on some HVAC High-efficiency service water heating

Commercial Total Building Performance added Exceptional calculation method Where the simulation program does not model a proposed design, material or device Service water-heating systems add to Commissioning

Residential Duct reduces insulation from R-8 to R-6 on duct less than 3 inches in diameter Demand recirculation systems Lighting equipment increased to 75% Establishes criteria for compliance using an Energy Rating Index (ERI) analysis Performance path now requires a second report based on as-built conditions

Residential Appendix RA - Recommended Procedure for Worst-Case Testing of Atmospheric Venting Systems Under R402.4 or R405 Conditions <5ACH50 Appendix RB - Solar-Ready Provisions – Detached One- and Two-Family Dwellings, Multiple Single-Family Dwellings (Townhouses)

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