[Equest-users] Compliance rule set for Oregon

Paul Buchheit paul.buchheit at eesinet.com
Tue May 18 15:39:21 PDT 2010


Hello Scott,

Thanks for the help on this question. 
Is there anything available now or in the works for ASHRAE 90.1-2004 or 2007 compliance analysis?

Thanks again,

Paul



Paul Buchheit 
Mechanical Engineer
EESI
phone: 541-754-1062
fax: 541-753-3948
paul.buchheit at eesinet.com


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Scott Criswell 
  To: curt.strobehn at eesinet.com 
  Cc: equest-users at lists.onebuilding.org 
  Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 2:41 PM
  Subject: Re: [Equest-users] Compliance rule set for Oregon


  Correction on Carol's response -
  There is no "compliance analysis" ruleset for either Oregon or 90.1-2004.  What Carol was referring to in eQUEST v3.63 (and later) is a jurisdiction-based defaulting mechanism within the building creation wizard(s) that includes Oregon-specific selections and defaults (which are based on the Oregon energy code).

  Compliance Analysis is quite a different feature.  The CA Title-24 compliance analysis feature enables users to press the compliance analysis button in the interface (the button Curt pressed which resulted in the message he circulated) to initiate a mechanism that performs a complete, performance-based compliance analysis on the proposed building design loaded into eQUEST.
  Two additional features are on the near horizon with regards to compliance analysis in eQUEST -
  (1) a LEED baseline generation ruleset which does not perform a complete LEED analysis but does generate a LEED (90.1-2007 Appendix-G) baseline model based on a user's proposed design.  This is included in v3.64 which should be made available in the coming weeks (pending CEC certification).
  (2) compliance analysis based on Canada's MNECB ruleset - to be included in a Canadian derivative of eQUEST, called CAN-QUEST.  Not sure of the exact release date for CAN-QUEST, but I can tell you that users are training on it today @ the eSIM conference in Winnipeg.

  There is nothing in the works to my knowledge in terms of developing a compliance analysis capability for Oregon.

  - Scott


  Carol Gardner wrote: 
    Hi Curt.

    The Oregon rule set is in VS 3.63. I helped Scott put it there. When you select your city in Oregon you will see the Oregon rules. In your email you say 90.1-2004. The Oregon compliance rule set is probably 2004 I just don't have time to confirm for sure.

    Good Luck, 
    Carol 



    On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 2:12 PM, Curtis Strobehn <curt.strobehn at eesinet.com> wrote:

      Hello all,
      Need help.
      Is there an ASHRAE 90.1-2004 rule set file that can be downloaded and used
      for compliance
      analysis.

      See attachment

      Thanks,

      Curt


      EESI
      phone: 541-754-1062
      fax: 541-753-3948
      Curt.strobehn at eesinet.com
      paul.buchheit at eesinet.com

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