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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCENational Bureau of Standards

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Technology Division

Washington, DC 20234

August 1981

Prepared for:

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentDivision of Energy, Building Technology and Standards


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RESIDENTIAL SOLAR DATA CENTER:DATA DICTIONARY/DIRECTORY

Patricia M. Christopher

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCENational Bureau of Standards

Center for Building TechnologyBuilding Economics and Regulatory

Technology Division


August 1 981

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban- DevelopmentDivision of Energy, Building Technology and StandardsWashington, DC 20410

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, Malcolm Baldrige, Secretary

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS, Ernest Ambler, Director

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PREFACE

This docxament describes and defines the individual data elements whichhave been collected into a computerized data base, managed and operatedby the NBS Solar Data Center (SDC) for the Department of Housing andUrban Development (HUD) . It is being made available to document thedata which have been collected by HUD over the last four years in theResidential Solar Demonstration Program.

This is not meant to be a stand-alone document. It should be usedalong with Data Resources and Reports [8]* and the final computer list-ings of the SDC files [9]

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The former publication summarizes the his-tory and background of the SDC, gives a list of the final computerreports available, and describes the data files which comprise the SDCdata base. The latter reference is to the final computer reports whichuse these data files.

It is hoped that the three documents will work together to give the un-initiated user a clear picture of the data being documented. The threedocuments together form a package which is the final report to HUD of

the four-year data base project.

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Data Dictionary/Directory

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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PREFACE iii

ABSTRACT v

1 . INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background 1

1.2 Purpose . 3

1.3 Organization and Approach 3

2. SOLAR DATA DICTIONARY/DIRECTORY 5

3. CROSS REFERENCES TO THE SOLAR DATA DICTIONARY/DIRECTORY

3.1 Abbreviated Category Code Cross Reference 7

3.2 Computer File Cross Reference 35

APPENDICES

A. Computer Processing for the Solar Data Dictionary/Directory 50

B. Glossary 52

C. Codes/Values for Certain Data Elements 59

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 93

REFERENCES 94

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ABSTRACT

The Residential Solar Data Center project staff in the Centerfor Building Technology, National Bureau of Standards, maintainsa computerized data base containing non-instrumented residentialdata from the DoE/HUD Solar Heating and Cooling DemonstrationProgram. This document provides a dictionary of data elementscollected as part of the Residential Solar Program and a directoryof the specific files which contain the data elements. Thisdata dictionary/directory was produced by a computer programwritten in ASCII COBOL. The automated procedure is brieflydescribed in an appendix.

Key Words: Automatic data processing; data dietionary/directory;residential buildings; solar data; solar energysystem; solar heating and cooling.

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1 . INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background

The Residential Solar Data Center (SDC) of the National Bureau ofStandards is responsible for the establishment and operation of an auto-mated data base containing non-instrumented (i.e., not collected byinstruments but through interviews and forms)

, residential solar datacollected as part of the Residential Solar Heating and Cooling Demon-stration Program which is managed by the Department of Housing andUrban Development (HUD)

.

Data collection contractors to HUD collect and forward data to the SDCwhere a solar data base (shown in figure 1, page 2) is stored on theNBS Univac 1108 compter. This data base consists of the followingfiles

:

a. Grant File : This file contains basic information about thebuilding project and the solar systems for each applicationfunded by HUD. These data are derived from grant applicationssubmitted to HUD and updated with information from periodicfield reports.

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b. Grantee Report File : Data in this file are based upon reportssubmitted by each grantee (the builder /designer who is awardeda grant) to Boeing Aerospace Company. These reports describethe progress of the grant from design and award of constructionfinancing through actual construction, sale, and permanentfinancing. The grantee’s perception of the ease or difficultyof obtaining financing, and/or obtaining building and zoningapproval, as well as problems with construction or installation,are included.

c. Technical Description File : This file contains basic systemdesign and predicted performance data collected for HUD byDubin-Bloome Associates from a large number of selected non-instrumented systems. A more detailed set of data was col-lected for HUD by the American Institute of Architects/ResearchCorporation for those systems which are instrumented.

d. Technical Concerns File ; Contained in this file are data on

problems found during the design, construction, or operational

phase which were recorded in field activity reports submitted

by Dubin-Bloome and Boeing field representatives . Also con-

tained are data on problems found after construction, as

recorded by the grantee.

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e. Marketing Survey File ; This file contains extensive survey ques-

tionnaire results collected for HUD by the Real Estate Research

Corporation from selected builders, lenders, homebuyers, codeofficials, utility companies, and other market participants.The data sample includes representatives of those who chose to

build, lend, or buy a funded solar house and "comparatives" whodid not become involved. Data are also collected after thesale to gauge builder and consumer reactions over a period oftime.

f. Utility Consumption File : This file contains information onauxiliary or "back-up" fuel consumed for selected solar pro-jects. The data are collected from utility companies (withpurchaser agreement) . "Comparative" data are also collected(i.e., utility bills for similar but non-solar homes).

A series of computer reports (shown in figure 1, page 2) produced fromthe solar data base are available to solar researchers.*

Some of the data base files are available interactively (i.e.

,

withinteraction by the data base user over a computer terminal) . Thismeans of access is described in [4].

1.2 Purpose

This publication has been compiled to document the data which have beencollected by HUD and their contractors over the last four years in the

Residential Solar Demonstration Program. Its anticipated use is bysolar researchers, the public sector, and participants in the demon-stration program. The average user is expected to be unfamiliar withthe data base of the Demonstration Program. Therefore, this documentshould be used along with [8] and [9]

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The latter documents will pro-vide the additional information on the data base and its contents.

Another purpose of this publication is to document the data dictionaryformat and briefly described the computer process used to produce thisformat

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1.3 Organization and Approach

The data dictionary shown in section 2 orders the data into five majorcategories: technical, marketing, financial, institutional/legal, andmiscellaneous. Other publications on the residential solar data [2, 3,

4, 8, 9] refer to data elements by the data base files which containthem. It was felt that the major use of this dictionary would be bypeople with no knowledge of the computer files but with knowledge of

solar technology. Therefore, this dictionary is organized by cate-gories and subcategories pertaining to solar technology and a crossreference list (page 42) is organized by computer file names.

*References [2] and [3] describe these reports in detail and explainhow to obtain copies of the individual reports.

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There are two cross reference lists to the dictionary included in sec-tion 3. They are meant to be used for browsing. The first is in thesame order as the dictionary/directory of section 2 and includes thecategory and subcategory headings, data element name, and referenceto the page number of the complete entry in the dictionary. The otheris organized by the computer files associated with data elements andincludes the file name, data element name, and page number of the com-plete entry in the dictionary.

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2. SOLAR DATA DICTIONARY/DIRECTORY

The data in this dictionary/directory are organized first into one offive categories (technical, marketing, financial, institutional/legal,and miscellaneous) . Within each category, the data are organized intosubcategories (such as: auxiliary energy, construction information,design, loads, etc.)- Each entry under a subcategory contains up to

seven items of information to describe and define each data element.

o Data Element Name - The name associated with this item of data.

o Level - Data elements are collected at one of five levels:Grant (G)

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and System (S)

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It is important ,to know the level of each data element sincea single grant may include several buildings, i.

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. a piece ofdata about such a grant may occur once (if it is grant leveldata) or several times (if it is building level data)

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A singlebuilding may include several units (such as an apartment build-ing) and/or systems. A single system may serve more than onebuilding and/or unit. Knowing the level at which the dataelements are collected can alert the user to the possibility of

multiple occurences of the data in some of the computer filelistings of [9].

o Units - Units or terms of measurement. For example $ (dollars),MMBTUs (10 Btu)

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% (percent)

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o File - The name of the file in which the data element is locatedIn some cases, the element is listed in more than one file. Thefile abbreviations are:

HA - Grant FileBA - Grantee Report #1

BB - Grantee Report #3

BC - Grantee Report #4

FC - Technical Description FileBF - Utility Consumption FileCB - Technical Concerns File

The nature and scope of the various data files within the database are explained in Data Resources and Reports [2]

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o Codes/Values - Mneumonic codes

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with their values,pertaining to

the data element. For example, the codes for collector type are

AT = ATtic, CON = CONcentrating, EV = EVacuated tube, and

FL = FLat plate. These codes specify all types of collectors

that are currently in the data base. If the list of codes/

values is too long to be included in the table, it is

included in appendix C.

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o Data Element MIRADS Name - The name by which the data elementis referenced through MIRADS, the interactive interface to thedata base. For more information, see [4]

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o Definition - An explanation of what the data element is. Many of

the terms used in the definitions are defined in the glossary of

appendix B.

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.

Abbreviated Category Code Cross Reference

I. Technical Section

A. Auxiliary Energy

Backup capacityBackup efficiencyBackup energy typeBackup energy type - Grantee Rpt 3

Backup energy type - Tech. Desc.Billing frequencyComparative identificationDesignator No (unit or building)End of billing periodEnergy consumedEnergy costEnergy supplied per non-solar systemMeter numberPresent meter readingPrevious meter readingRate codeStart of billing periodSurchargeTaxTotal cost this periodUnits of measureUtility company code

B. Climate Considerations

Available insolationDegree daysEnergy supplied per degree days by system

C. Construction Information

Begin solar installation dateBreakage problemsBuilder address

Builder contact name/phoneBuilder grant numberBuilder nameBuilder phoneBuilder organizationBuilding typeConstruction beginning date

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3

3

3

3

3

3

3

6

7

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Construction completion date 7

Delivery problems 7

Grantee Report 3 submission date 7

Labor problems 7

New or retrofit construction 7

Other problems 7*

Solar interface problems 7

D. Design

Designer address 7

Designer contact name/phone 7

Designer grant award amount - all systems 7

Designer grant number 8

Designer name 8

Designer organization 8

Designer phone 8

Final - design completion date 8


E. Loads

Aux contribution 8

Cooling load 8

DIRnF load 8

Heating load 9

Internal heat load 9

Liquid load correction factor 9

Total cooling load 9

Total DHW load 9

Total heat load 9

Total heating load for this model 9

Total load 10Total load per year 10

F . Maintenance

Date service performed 10

Hardware element serviced 10Number of similiar problems 10Performance area serviced 10

Solar owner's manual 10

G. Repairs

Project phase 10Reason for service 11

Repair performed 11

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H. Solar Energy System Description

Absorber coating 11

Absorber substrate material 11

Absorber - other 11

Air flow corr factor 11

Auxil tank storage volume (DHlv) 11

Auxil tank storage volume (beat') 11

Azim.utb angle 12

Back insulation 12

Back insulation R-value,

12

Collector aperture area ' 12

Collector type 12

Comb beat exchange eff - col-stor 12

Comb beat exchange eff - stor-load 13

Conditioned area per bldg 13

Cover plate material 13

Cover plate material description 13

Cover plate thickness 13

C-D 13

Density 13

Din-J capacity 13

DHIJ inlet tem.p 14

DHW set tem.p 14

DHW usage 14

Flow rate 14

Fluid passage m.aterial 14

Freeze protection 14

FP\-prime-tau 14

FP-prime-UL 15

Heat pump nominal capacity 15

Heat pum.p type 15

Incidence angle m.odifi&r 15

llain tank storage medium (DHI7) 15

Hain tank storage m^edium (beat) 15

Ha in tank storage volume (DHW) 15

Hain tank storage volume (beat) 15

Net area 16

Number of cover plates 16

Panel Intercept 16

Panel slope 16

Pre-beat tank storage volumie (DHW) 16

Pre-heat tank storage volume (heat) 16

Solar energy supplied per yr by sys 16

Source code 1 16

Source code 10 16

Source code. 11 17

Source code 12 17

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Source code 13 17

Source code 14 17

Source code 15 17

Source code 16 17

Source code 2 17

Source code 3 17

Source code 4 17

Source code 5 17

Source code 6 17

Source code 7 17

Source code 8 17

Source code 9 17

Specific heat 17

Storage capacity 17

Storage temp in main tank - lower 17

Storage temp in main tank - upper 18

System function 18

System kind 18

System manufacturer (alpha code) 18

System num.ber (per model) 18

System, transfer medium. 18

System type 18

Thermal capacitance 18

Tilt angle 18

Total heat loss factor 19

Transport mediumx 19

Ventilation 19

, Water percent by volume 19

I. Solar Energy System Performance

Aux contribution 19

Project instr 19

Solar contribution 19

Solar energy system instrumentation 20Solar energy system test date 20

Solar fraction 20Total aux contribution 20

Total solar contribution 20Total solar fraction 20

J. ’'Jarranties

Solar warranty 20

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Harketing

A. Background Experience

Occupancy dateSales contract dateUnit first offered date

B. Prices

Final buying priceFinal rent

,

Initial buying priceInitial rent

C. Problems

Marketing problems

D. Market Methods/Effectiveness

No of visitorsPublic interest in buying solar

E. Prospective Buyers/Renters

HUD access terms for unitNo of buyers

F . Solar Project Characteristics

Application numberCycleDisposition of unitsLocation numberModel number (per location)New or retrofit constructionNumber of buildingsNumber of solar system.s

Number of unitsProject addressProject typeSales/rental terms for unitSEA (Standard Economic Area)Unit status

21

21

21

21

212121

21

2121

2122

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23232323

2323

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G. Solar Energy System Costs

Builder estimated $ of all systems 23

Builder grant award amount - all sys 23

Cost of one system to gov't 23

Individual system cost 24

$ requested by builder for all sys 24

$ requested by designer for all sys 24

III . F inancial

A. Construction Financing

Builder financing 25

Construction financing amnt 26

Construction financing date 26

Construction financing org 26

Construction financing org address 26

Construction financing period 26

Construction financing phone 26

Construction financing prob 26

Construction financing rate 26

Construction financing status 26

Construction financing type 26

B. Permanent Financing /Mortgage

Marketing period 26

Mortgage amnt 27

Mortgage approval date 27

Mortgage arranged by 27

Mortgage fees 27

Mortgage period 27

Mortgage problems 27

Mortgage rate 27

Mortgage type 27

Mortgagor 27

Mortgagor address 27

Mortgagor phone 27

IV Institutional /Legal

A. Building Codes

Building permit approval date 28Building permit authority 28Building permit authority address 28Building permit problems 28

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Code based or not 28

Code - local 28Code - national 28

B . Zoning

Zoning permit authority 28

Zoning permit authority address 28

Zoning permit authority date 28

Zoning permit problems 28

' C. Occupancy Permits

Occupancy permit approval date 28Occupancy pennit authority 28

Occupancy perm.it authority address 29

Occupancy permit problems 29

V. Miscellaneous

City Code 30

Grant Award Date 30

Grantee Report 1 Submission Date 30


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3 . 2 Computer F ile Cross Reference

3.2.1 Grant File Data Elements

I. Technical Section

A. Auxiliary Energy

Energy supplied per non-solar system


Degree daysEnergy supplied per deg days by sys


Builder addressBuilder contact name/phoneBuilder grant numberBuilder nameBuilder phoneBuilder organizationBuilding typeNew or retrofit construction

D. Design

DesignerDesignerDesignerDesignerDesignerDesignerDesigner

addresscontact name/phonegrant award amount - all sys

grant numbernameorganizationphone

E. Loads

Total heating load for this model


Collector aperture areaCollector typeConditioned area per bldgSolar energy supplied per yr by sysSystem functionSystem kind

Page

System manufacturer (alpha code) 18

System number (per model) 18

System transfer medium 18

II . Marketing

F. Solar Project Characteristics

Application number 22

Cycle 22

Disposition of units 22

Location number 22

Model number (per location) 22

Number of buildings 22

Number of solar systems 23

Number of units 23

Project address 23

Project type 23

SEA (Standard Economic Area) 23

G. Solar Energy System Costs

Builder estim.ated $ of all systems 23

Builder grant award amount - all sys 23Cost of one system to gov't 23

Individual system cost 24

$ requested by builder for all sys 24

$ requested by designer for all sys 24

III . Financial


Builder financing 25

3.2.2 Grantee Report File Data Elements

Technical Section

a. Auxiliary Energy

Backup energy type - Grantee Rpt 3 3


Begin solar installation date 5

Breakage problems 5

Construction beginning date 7

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Construction completion date 7

Delivery problems 7


Labor problems 7

Other problems 7

Solar interface problems 7

D. Design

Final - design completion date 8


F. Maintenance

Solar ovTner’s manual 10

H. Solar Energy System Performance

Project instr. 19

Solar energy system instrumentation 20

Solar energy system test date 20

J. Warranties

Solar warranty 20

II . Marketing

A. Background Experience

Occupancy date 21Sales contract date 21

Unit first offered date 21

B. Prices

Final buying price 21

Final rent 21

Initial buying price 21

Initial rent 21

C. Problems

Marketing problems 21

D. Market Methods/Effectiveness

No of visitors 21

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Public interest in buying solar 21

E. Prospective Buyers/Renters

HUD access terms for unit 21

No of buyers 22

F. Solar Project Characteristics

New or retrofit construction 22

Sales/rental terms for unit 23

Unit status 23

III . Financial


Construction financing amnt 26


Construction financing org 26

Construction financing org address 26

Construction financing period 26

Construction financing phone 26

Construction financing prob 26


Construction financing status 26

Construction financing type 26

B. Permanent Financing/Mortgage

Marketing period 26

Mortgage amnt 27

Mortgage approval date 27

Mortgage arranged by 27

Mortgage fees 27

Mortgage period 27

Mortgage problems 27

Mortgage rate 27

Mortgage type 27

Mortgagor 27

Mortgagor address 27

Mortgagor phone 27

IV » Institutional/Legal

A. Building Codes

Building permit approval date 28

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Building permit authority 28

Building permit authority address 28Building permit problems 28

Code based or not 28Code - local 28

Code - national 28

B. Zoning

Zoning permit authority 28Zoning permit authority address 28Zoning permit authority date 28Zoning permit problems 28

C. Occupancy Permits

Occupancy permit approval date 28Occupancy permit authority 28Occupancy permit authority address 28Occupancy permit problems 29

V . Miscellaneous

Grant Award Date 30Grantee Report 1 Submission Date 30


3.2.3 Utility Consumption File Data Elements

I . Technical Section

A. Auxiliary Energy

Backup energy type 3

Billing frequency 3

Comparative identification 3

Designator no (unit or building) 3

End of billing period 4

Energy consumed 4

Energy cost 4

Meter number 4

Present meter reading 4

Previous meter reading 4

Rate code 4

Start of billing period 4

Surcharge 4

Tax 4

Total cost this period 4

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Units of measureUtility company code

Page

3.2.4 Technical Concerns File Data Elements

. Technical Section

F . Maintenance

Date service performedHardware element servicedNumber of similar problemsPerformance area serviced

G. Repairs

Project phaseReason for serviceRepair performed

3.2.5 Technical Description File Data Elements

. Technical Section

A. Auxiliary Energy

Backup capacityBackup efficiencyBackup energy type - tech desc


Available insolation

E. Loads

Aux contributionCooling loadDHW loadHeating loadInternal heat loadLiquid load correction factorTotal cooling loadTotal DHl'J loadTotal heat loadTotal loadTotal load per year

5

5

10

10

10

10

10

11

11

3

3

3

5

8

8

8

9

9

9

9

9

9

10

10

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Absorber coating 11

Absorber substrate material 11

Absorber - other 11

Air flow corr factor 11

Auxil tank storage volume (DKI'J) 11

Auxil tank storage volume (beat) 11

Azimuth angle 12

Back insulation 12

Back insulation R-value 12

Comb heat exchange eff col-stor 12

Comb heat exchange eff stor-load 13

Cover plate material 13

Cover plate material description 13

Cover plate thickness 13

C-D 13

Density 13

DHI'/ capacity 13

DHW inlet temp 14

DHIJ set temp 14

DHW usage 14

Flow rate 14

Fluid passage material 14

Freeze protection 14

FR-prime-tau 14

FP-prime-UL 15

Heat pump nominal capacity 15

Heat pump type 15

Incidence angle modifier 15

Main tank storage medium (DHW) 15>Iain tank storage medium (heat) 15

Main tank storage volume (DHlv^) 15

Main tank storage volume (heat) 15

Net area 16

Number of cover plates 16

Panel intercept 16

Panel slope 16

Pre-heat tank storage volume (DHW) lbPre-heat tank storage volume (heat) 16

Source code 1 16

Source code 10 16Source code 11 17Source code 12 17

Source code 13 17Source code 14 17Source code 15 17

Source code 16 17

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Source code 2 17

Source code 3 17Source code 4 17Source code 5 17Source code 6 17

Source code 7 17

Source code 8 17

Source code 9 17

Specific heat 17

Storage capacity 17Storage temp in main tank - lower 17Storage temp in main tank upper 18

System type 18

Thermal capacitance 18

Tilt angle 18

Total heat loss factor 19

Transport medium 19

Ventilation 19

Water percent by volume 19

Solar Energy System Performance

Aux contribution 19

Solar contribution 19

Solar fraction 20Total aux contribution 20

Total solar contribution 20

Total solar fraction 20

_V . Miscellaneous

City Code 30

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APPENDIX A

Computer Processing for the Solar Data Dictionary/Directory

The Solar Data Dictionary/Directory (DD/D) of section 2 was producedby a computer program called DD-PROG, wirtten in ANSI COBOL and runon the UNIVAC 1100 Series computer at the National Bureau of Standards.Figure 2 gives a flow chart of the computer processing involved in

producing the DD/D.

The program requires three input files to operate:

o Solar Master Table File which contains the name and attributesof each data element to be included in the DD/D;

o Definitions File which contains the definition for each dataelement in the Solar Master Table File; and

o Value/Codes File which contains the list of values and codesfor certain data elements in the Solar Master Table File.

The only output from execution of the program is the DD/D, exactly asshown in section 2.

Complete documentation on this program and format layouts for theinput files is available from the Solar Data Center at NBS.

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Figure

2:

Flow

Chart

of

Computer

Processing

for

Solar

DD/D

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APPENDIX B

Glossary*

Absorber - The blackened surface in a collector that absorbs the solarradiation and converts it to heat energy.

Absorber Coating - The painted or treated surface of the absorber whichabsorbs sunlight (see selective surface)

.

Absorber Substrate - That part of the absorber plate to which thesurface coating (s) is adhered. In liquid systems, this layercontains the fluid passage tubes.

Auxiliary Heat - The extra heat provided by a conventional heatingsystem for periods of cloudiness or intense cold, which a solarheating system cannot provide enough.

Azimuth - The angular distance between true south and the point on the

horizon directly below the sun.

British Thermal Unit or Btu - The quantity of heat needed to raise the

temperature of 1 pound of water 1“F.

Collector - Any of wide variety of devices used to collect solar energyand convert it to heat.

Cover Plate - A sheet of glass or transparent plastic that sits about aninch above the absorber in a flat-plate collector. The escape of

heat is retarded by the cover plate.

Degree Day - A unit that represents a 1°F deviation from some fixedreference point (usually 65°F) in the mean daily outdoortemperature.

Double-Glazed - Covered by two panes of glass or other transparentmaterial.

Heat Exchanger - A device, such as a coiled copper tube immersed in a

tank of water, that is used to transfer heat from one fluid to

another through an intervening metal surface.

Heating Load - The rate of heat flow required to maintain indoorcomfort; measured in Btu per hour.

*This glossary was compiled from [5, 6, 7].

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Heat Pump - An electrically operated machine for heating and cooling.When heating, it transfers heat from one medium at a lowertemperature (called the heat source) to a medium at a highertemperature (called the heat sink) , thereby cooling the source(outside air) and warming the sink (the house). When cooling,the heat pump functions much like an air conditioner - takingunwanted heat from the heat source (a building) and dumping it

to heat sink (the outside)

.

Heat Storage ~ A device or medium that absorbs collected solar heatand stores it for periods of inclement or cold weather.

Insulation - A material with high resistance or R-value that is used to

retard heat flow.

R-value - The tendency of a material to retard the flow of heat.

Selective Surface - An absorber coating that absorbs most of the

sunlight hitting it but emits very little thermal radiation.

Specific Heat -• The quantity of heat, in Btu, needed to raise the

temperature of 1 pound of a material 1°F.

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APPENDIX C

Codes/Values for Certain Data Elements

Introduction

Codes and their values are associated with certain data element names.For example, data element PJINSTR can be coded in two ways: ’’IN” or

"NO''. The "values" or "meanings" of these two codes are: "IN" means"instrumented" and "NO" means "not instrumented." Appendix C containsall those codes and values which were too long to fit into the SOLARDATA DICTIONARY.

The following pages contain a data element name at the top of the page,followed by the name of the interactive file or files which referencethis data element, followed by the codes and their corresponding values.The data elements are in alphabetical order. The codes/values listsare usually alphabetical with the exception of EVENTS and HARDELEM.

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS

Data Element Name: ACTIONS

ADED ADDEDADEDl ANTIFREEZEADED2 FLUIDADED3 INHIBITORADED4 ADDITIONAL HARDWAREADED5 ADDITIONAL MEMBERSADJT ADJUSTADJTl BLEEDADJT2 CLEANADJT3 THAWADJT4 TIGHTENADJT5 LUBRICATEBRAZ BRAZEELIM ELIMINATENONE NONENBAR NONE BUT ACTION REQDNBARl AWAITING SHIPMT OF RPLMTMAN I MANFTR INVESTGOCIN OCCUPANT INSTRUCTEDOCINl ON PROPER USE OF SYSOCIN2 ON RELSHP-FENES/ECONRECT RECOATREGR REGROUTEDREMV REMOVEREPK REPACKREPA REPAINTREPR REPAIRRPLI REPLACE W/ IDENT ITEMRPLIl LEVEL 1

RPLI2 LEVEL 2

RPLI 3 LEVEL 3

RPLI4 LEVEL 4

RPLS REPLACE W/SUB ITEMRPLSl LEVEL 1

RPLS2 LEVEL 2

RPLS3 LEVEL 3

RPLS4 LEVEL 4

RELO RELOCATERESL RESEALRETP RETAPEREWK REWORKREWR REWIRERSMA ROU OR SCHD MAINSLDR SOLDERWELD WELDNBAR2 WAITING OPPORTUNE TIMEREMVl ISOLATE FROM SYSTEM

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: AUXSUPPLIER

ALOl Huntsville UtilitiesP.O. Box 2048Hunstsville, AL 35804

AZOl Arizona Public Service Co.P.O. Box 2907Phoenix, AZ 85062

CAOl Pacific Gas & Electric Co.Ill Almaden Blvd.San Jose, CA 95198

CA02 Pacific Gas & Electric Co.314 ”F" StreetDavis , CA 95616

CA03 San Diego Gas & Electric Co.P.O. Box 1831San Diego, CA 92112

CA04 So. California Gas Co.340 N. Juanita St.Hemet, CA 92343

CA05 California Edison Co.10180 Telegraph Rd

.

Ventura, CA 92343

COOl Public Service Co. of ColoradoP.O. Box 840550 15th St.Denver, CO 80202

C002 Public Service Co. of Colorado1155 Canyon Blvd.Box 551Boulder, CO 80302

C003 Public Service Co. of ColoradoHWY 7 4

P.O. Box 640Evergreen, CO 80439

C005 Union Rural Electric Assn.P.O. Box 359Brighton, CO 80601

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)Data Element Name: AUXSUPPLIER (Continued)

C005 Public Service Co

.

of ColoradoP.O. Box 707Frisco , CO 80443


.

of Colorado9722 E . 16th St.Aurora , CO 80010


.

of Colorado209 S. Meldrum S t

.

Box 1668Fort Collins, CO 80521

CTOl Hartford Electric Light Co.34 HopmeadowSimsburg, CT 06070

CT02 The United Illuminating Co.80 Temple StreetNew Haven, CT 06506

CTOS Hartford Electric Light Co.' P.O. Box 2370New Haven, CT 06506

CT04 Connecticut Light & PowerKing StreetEnfield, CT 06082

FLOl Florida Power Corp

.

P.O. Box 33733St. Petersburg, FL 33152

FL02 Florida Power & Light CompanyP.O. Box 5291009520 W FlagerMiami, FL 33152

FL03 Florida Power & Light CompanyP.O. Box 341608Coral Gables , FL 33134

FL04 City of Gainesville Utilities200 E. University Ave. Rm 402Gainesville, FL 32602

APPENDIX C


Data Element Name: AUXSUPPLIER (Continued)

FLOS Florida Public Utilities Co.Drawer C

West Palm Beach, FL 33406

GAOl Coweta/Fayette, Inc.P.O. Box 488Newnan, GA 30264

GA02 Atlanta Gas Light89 AnnexAtlanta, GA 30389

GA03 Georgia Power Company1790 Montreal CircleTucker, GA 30084

GA04 Georgia Power Company96 AnnexAtlanta, GA 30396

GAOS Georgia Power CompanyDuluth, GA 30246

GA06 Buford Gas Company30 Garnett StreetBuford, GA 30S18

GA07 Georgia Power CompanyP.O. Box 327Lawr enceville , GA 30246

GA08 Georgia Power CompanyP.O. Box 271Canton, GA 30114

GA09 Jefferson Electric Company1001 Peachtree StreetLouisville, GA 30434

HIOl Hawaiian Electric Co., Inc.P.O. Box 3978Honolulu, HI 96813

INOl Public Service of IndianalOS S . MadisonGreenwood, IN 46142

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APPENDIX C



MAOl Bay State Gas Co.2025 Roosevelt AvenueSpringfield, MA 01101

MA02 Boston Edison CompanyP.O. Box 488Boston, MA 02199

MAOS Bay State Gas Company120 Royall StreetCanton, MA 02021

MA04 Bay State Gas Company995 Belmont StreetB r o c t o n , MA 0 2 401

MDOl Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.1508 Woodlawn DriveBaltimore, MD 21207

MIOl Berrien City Farm Bureau Oil Co.M-140 &M-62Eau Claire, MI 41911

MNOl Minnegasco/Minnesota Gas Co.626 Nicollet MallMinneapolis, MN 55402

MN02 Northern States Power414 Nicollet MallMinneapolis, MN 55401

MOOl The Gas Service Co

.

2460 Pershing Rd

.

Kansas City, MO 64108

M002 Kansas City Power & Light Co.13330 Baltimore AvenueKansas City, MO 64145

NCOl Duke Power CompanyDrawer A D Salem StationWinston-Salem, NC 27108

NEOl Cengas /Minnesota Gas Go.1201 N StreetLincoln, NE 68512

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NHOl Public Service Co. of New HampshireCrystal AvenueDerry, NH 03038

NH02 Public Service Co. of New Hampshire370 Amherst StreetNashua, NH 03061

NH03 New Hampshire Elec. Cooperative, Inc.Red 2 Tenney Mt . Hwy

.

Plymouth, NH 03264

NMOl Gas Co. of New MexicoP.O.Box 1692Albuquerque, NM 87103

NM02 Public Service Co. of New Mexico414 Silver Ave. N.W.Albuquerque, NM 87103

NM03 Public Service Co. of New Mexico124 E. MarcySanta Fe, NM 87501

NYOl New York State Electric & Gas5655 South Park Ave.Hamburg, NY 14075

NY02 National Fuel Gas455 Main StreetBuffalo, NY 14203

NY03 Orange & Rockland Electric & Gas Co.One Bluehill PlazaPeael River, NY 10965

NY04 Niagara Mohawk Power383 BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866

NY05 Moore Oil CompanyCharlton RoadBallston Spa, NY 12020

OHOl Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company139 E. 4thCincinnati, OH 45201

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APPENDIX C



OH02 Ohio Power CompanyBox 630Canton, OH 44701

OH03 Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.215 North Front StreetColumbus, OH 44701

OROl Pacific Power & Light Co.300 W. Anderson AvenueCoos Bay, OR 97420

OR02 Ashland Municipal Electric20 E. MainAshland, OR 97420

PAOl Philadelphia Electric Co.230 Market StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19101

SCOl Palmetto Elec Cooperative, Inc.Box 1218Hilton Head, SC 29928

SC02 Piedmont Natural Gas Co., Inc.P.O. Box 1905Greenville, SC 29602

SC03 South Carolina Electric and GasP.O. Box 764Columbus, SC 29218

TNOl Memphis Light, Gas & Water Co.P.O. Box 430Memphis, TN 29218

TXOl El Paso Electric Co.P.O. Box 982El Paso, TX 79999

TX03 Lone Star Gas301 Harwood St.Dallas, TX 75201

TX04 Dallas Power & Light Co.1506 Commerce StreetDallas, TX 75201

APPENDIX CCODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)


TX05 West Texas Utilities106 S. ChadbourneSan Angelo, TX 76901

TX06 Lone Star Gas CompanyP.O. Box 471San Angelo, TX 76902

UTOl Utah Power & Light Company1407 West North Temple St.Salt Lake City, UT 84116

UT02 Logan Power & Light Co.61 W. 100 N.Logan, UT 84321

UT03 Mountain Fuel45 E. 200 N.Logan, UT 84321

VAOl Appalachian Power Company523 Main StreetLynchburg, VA 24506

WIOl Wisconsin Power & Light Co.401 Oak StreetBaraboo, WI 53913

WI02 Northern States Power CompanyP.O. Box 1147Eau Claire, WI 54701

WI03 Wisconsin Electric231 W. Michigan StreetMilwaukee, WI 53201

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APPENDIX C


Data Element Name: BPERPROB

A NONEB BLDG. DEPT. CODE PROHIBIT SOLARC CODES DON'T ADDR SOLAR CAN'T ISSUED BLDG. DEPT. REQ. REDESIGN OF SOLARE WILL NOT ISSUE NON SOLAR CAUSEF PERMIT NOT REQ. RETROFITG PERMIT NOT REQ.H 100% COMPLETION REQ. TO ISSUEI BLDG. DEPT. SHOWED INTERESTJ OTHER SEPARATE PERMITS REQ'D.K ADDS/CHANGES TO BLDG. REQ'D.L OBTAINED BY OTHER THAN GRANTEEZ MORE INFO. IN FILES

63


Data Element Names: CFIKPROB

A NO PROBLEMB FIN . ORG . NEG ON SOLARC FIN . ORG. HAS TEGH CONCERNSD FIN . ORG . HAS MARKET CONCERNSE FIN . ORG. NOT MAKING CONST. LOANSF I NCR. INT . RATE DUE TO SOLARG CONST . /MORTGAGE COMBINEDH HUD FINANCEDI RETROFIT INTERNAL FIN.J APPRAISAL PROBLEMSK LOAN LESS THAN APPR. VALUEL COND. COMMIT. NON SOLARM COND. COMMIT. SOLAR CAUSEDN PENDING FHA/VA APPROV

.

0 REVOLVING CREDIT LINEP INTERNAL FUNDINGQ RETROFIT NO FIN. REQ

.

R CONST. & PERMANENT FIN.S GRANT AMT. INCL. IN SALES PRICET STATE FUNDSU LOW INC. HSG LOAN ONLYZ MORE INFO. IN FILES

64

APPENDIX C


Data Element Name: CPROBBRK

A NONEB IMPROPER HANDLING DEL. OR ON SITEC EQUIP. TOO FRAGILED FAULTY MANUFACTUREE OPERATIONAL FAILUREF DAMAGED OR INSTALLED INCORRECTLYG FAULTY EQUIP REPLACEDH DEFECTIVE HO S E S / DAMPE RS / F AN

S

I INST. MANUALS NOT PROVIDEDJ MALFUNCTIONING CONTROLSK ALL COLLECTORS/PANELS REPLACEDL LEAKAGE PROBLEMSM MISC. COLLECTOR BREAKDOWNSN STORAGE PROBLEMS0 DAMAGED IN TRANSITZ MORE INFO. IN FILES

65

APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTSData Element Name: CPROBDEL

( Cent inu ed

)

A NONEB TEMP. PROD. DELAYC MAJOR PROD. DELAY CHANGE OF EQUIP.D DEL. DELAY DUE TO WEATHERE DEL. DELAY CAUSE UNSPECIFIEDF COMPANY OUT OF BUSINESSG MORE LEAD TIME REQ’D ON ORDERSK HUD /BOEING INSTR. PACKAGE DELAYEDI INCOMPLETE ORDERJ DELAYED AT CUSTOMSK DISPUTE CONTRACTORS & MFG.L LOCAL SUPPLIER OUT OF MATERIALSM MISC. PARTS REORDEREDK MISC. MATERIALS UNAVAILABLE0 ORDER REC'D W/WRONG COMPONENTSP PLANT SHUTDOWN/STRIKEQ REORDER/DaMAGLD PARTS REC’DS SUPPLIER UNABLE TO SHIP PER SCHED.T TRANSPORTATION RELATED DELaYU MAJOR PARTS REORDEREDV FABRICATION DELAYZ MORE INFO. IN FILES

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D.at-i Element Name: CPROBINTF

A NONEB MAJOR STRUCTURAL CHANGESC MINOR STRUCTURAL CHANGESD WEATHERE AESTHESTIC PROBLEMS

FURTHER CONST. AFTER COMPL.ADD'L MAT. /COMPONENTS REQD.

H IMPROPER DESIGN ROOF OR COLL.I INSULATION RELATEDJ ACQUISITION OF MATERIALSK ADD'L DUCT WORK REQD.L LEAKSM MULTIPLE INTERFACE PROBLEMN NEW DESIGN DEV. & INSTALLED0 ROOF DESIGN CREATED PROBLEMSP SOLaR MFG. RECOMMENDS CHANGEQ ROOF DESIGN CREATED PROBLEMSR SOLAR PLUMB . /WIRING RELATEDS SENORS OMITTEDT TRUSS DESIGNS ADDEDU STORAGE Tank MODS.V SCHEDULING OF OTHER SUBCONT.W WATERPROOFINGY SOLAR INSTALL. PROBLEMSZ MORE INFO. IN FILES

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Data Element Name: CPROBLAB

A NONEB NO INTEREST WILL NOT WORK SOLARC . LACK OF SKILLD JURISDICTIONAL DISPUTEE POOR WORKMANSHIPF LACKS TECH. COMPETANCEG WEATHER RELATEDH HAD TO TRAIN CO. PERSONNELI INTITAL CONTR. TERMINATEDJ SLOW PYMNT SLOW LAB. RESPONSEK EXTRA SUPERVISION REQ.L INSTALLATION COSTS OVER ESTIMATEM MORE INSTR. FROM SOL. MFC.N NOT AVAIL TO COMPL. WORK0 SUBCONTR. BEHIND SCHEDULEP LAB. PRODUCTION DEL. UNSPECFIEDQ ACQUIRING QUALIFIED LABORR UNSKILLED PROSPECTIVE OWNERSS HIGH LABOR COSTSZ MORE INFO. IN FILES


Data Element Name: CPROBOTH

A NONEB PROB . W/GEN. CONTR. & SU3C0NTR.C RELATED TO COSTSD SUBCONTR. WORKING OTHER JOBSE ROOFING COORDINATIONF MISC. WEATHER RELATEDG VANDALISM/THEFTH MODIFICATIONS AFTER COMPL

.

I OBTAINING GEN. MATERIALSJ ROCK BOX/FILL/STORAGEK INSTRUMENTATION INSTALLATIONL CONSTRUCTION START DELAYM INSTALL. TIME UNDERESTIMATEDN MAJOR CONSTRUCTION PROBLEMS0 UNFAMILIAR W/ SOLAR COMPONENTSZ MORE INFORMATION IN FILES

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Element Name: EVENTS

( Cent inued)

GENEAIREDM BYDMBYlDMBYl

1

DMBY12DMBY2DMBY3DMBY4DMBY41DMBY42DMBY5DMBY6DMBY7DMBY7

1

DMBY72DMBY8DESCFLOPFLOPlFL0P2FLOPSFL0P4FL0P7FL0P5FLOFCFLOPSFLBOFLBOlFLB02FLB03FLB04OPIM .

OPIM6OPIMlOPIMllOPIMl 11OPIMl 12OPIM12OPIM13OPIM14OPIM 15OPIM 16OPIM4OPIM2OPIM21OPIM22OPIM23OPIM24OPIM25

GENERALAIR entrapmentDAMAGED

ACCIDENTIN TRANSITDURING INSTALLATION

FREEZING OF LIQUIDLEAKAGE OF MOISTURE OR RAINLEAKAGE OF SYSTEM FLUIDS

BETWEEN COMPONENTSFROM COMPONENTS

LIGHTNINGMAINTENANCE ACTIONSOIL EROSION

OVERFLOW PROVISIONS INADEQUATESTORM DRAINS INADEQUATE

VANDALISMDESIGN CHANGEFAILED TO OPERATE

BROKENBURNED OUTBURSTCLOGGED OR BLOCKEDFAULTYINCOMPATIBLEMALF-OTH COMPOWORN OUT

FAILED TO OPERATE BECAUSE OF OUTA(^EELECTRICITYGASOILWATER

OPERATING, BUT IMPROPERLYCONTINUOUSLYDEPOSITION OF

CONDENSATION PRODUCTMOISTURESOLID

DUST OR DIRT ON EXTERIORDUST OR DIRT ON INTERIORGUM OR VARNISHPRECIPITATED MATTERSEDIMENTATION

ELEMENT INADEQUACIESINCORRECTADJUSTMENTALIGNMENTCAPACITYINSTALLATIONMANUFACTURING

SURFACESSURFACES

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Data Element Name: EVENTS (Continued)

OPIM26 PART OR COMPONENTOPIM3 LEAKAGE OF AIROPIM5 SOLAR SHADINGOPIM51 OFF-SITE OBSTRUCTIONOPIM52 ON-SITE OBSTRUCTIONRUBN RESTRAINS USE BECAUSE OF NOISERUBNl FLUID MOVEMENTRUBN2 VIBRATIONRUBN3 WATER HAMMERRULS RESTRICTS USE OF LIVING SPACERULSl ENCROACHMENTRULS2 EXCESSIVE AIR MOVEMENTRULS3 LEAKAGE OF AIRRULS4 ODORSRULS5 SOLAR REFLECTIONRULS6 THERMAL RADIATIONRUOS RESTRICTS USE OF OUTDOOR SPACERUOSl FLUIDS ESCAPINGRUOS2 SOLAR REFLECTIONRUOS3 THERMAL RADIATIONSCHD SCHEDULING INADEQUACIESSHPM SHPMT/PARTS & MATERIALS INCOMPLETEMECH MECHANICALFLIN FILTRATION INADEQUATEFLRA FLOW RATEFLRAl HIGHER THAN DESIGNFLRA2 LOWER THAN DESIGNFLRG FLOW REGULATION INADEQUATEFLRGl CYCLING EXCESSIVEFLSD FLOW SEQUENCING NOT ACCORDING TO DESIGNFLSDl DIRECTIONFLSD2 SCHEDULINGFLUN FLOW UNBALANCEDFLVE FLUID VOLUME EXCESSIVEFLVEl BOILING PROVISIONS INADEQUATEFLVE2 THERMAL EXPANSION PROVISIONS INADEQUaTEFRIG FRICTION EXCESSIVEFRICl FOREIGN MATTERFRIC2 IMPROPER MATERIALSFRIC3 INADEQUATE BEARING SURFACESFRIC4 INADEQUATE CLEARANCEFRIC5 INADEQUATE LUBRICATIONINST INSTALL DIFINSTl HARDWARE INADEQUATEINST2 INSTRUCTIONS INADEQUATEINST3 BUILDING INADEQUATELGRU LEAKAGE RUNOFF PROVISIONS INADEQUATELEAK LEAKING •

OPIN OVERFLOW PROVISIONS INADEQUATEOVLD OVERLOADED

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OVLDlOVLD2PASSPASS 1

PASS2PBHDPBHDlPBKD2PROPPROPlPROP2PRINPREPSUPISUPIlSUPI2SUPI3TMOVTMOVlTMOV 2

TMOV3VHDEVHDElVLDEVLDElVLDE2VIBEVIBElVIBE2VEINVLTLMAINACREACRUBYPAPAMAPAMAlPAMA 2

MASTMASTlMAST 2

MAEPMAE PIMAEP 2

RERPRPDRRPDRlRPDR 2

RNAVRSNP

APPENDIX C


Element Name: EVENTS (Continued)

ELECTRICALLYMECHANICALLY

PASSAGE SIZELARGER THAN DESIGNSMALLER THAN DESIGN

PRESSURE BUILDUP HIGHER THAN DESIGNDURING NO FLOW CONDITIONSDURING NORMAL OPERATING CONDITIONS

PRESSURE DURING OPERATIONHIGHER THAN DESIGNLOWER THAN DESIGN

PRESSURE REGULATION INADEQUATEPRESSURE RELIEF INADEQUATESUPPORT INADEQUATECAUSING IMPROPER DRAINAGECAUSING JOINT FAILURELOU SPOTS OR SAGGING

THERMAL MOVEMENTCONTRACTION EXCESSIVEDIFFERENTIAL DISPLACEMENT EXCESSIVEEXPANSION EXCESSIVE

VACUUM HIGHER THAN DESIGNBECAUSE OF INADEQUATE RELIEF

VACUUM LOWER THAN DESIGNBECAUSE OF OUTGASSINGBECAUSE OF LEAKAGE

VIBRATION EXCESSIVEINADEQUATE/NO VIBRATION ISOLATORSINADEQUATE /NO WATER HAMMER ARRESTORS

VOLUME INSUFFICIENTVOLUME TOO LARGEMAINTAINABILITYACCESS FOR REPAIRS INADEQUATEACCESS FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE INADEQUATEBY PASSES OR SHUT-OFFS INADEQUATEFACILITIES FOR MAINTENANCE INADEQUATE

USE OF ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENTWASTE DISPOSAL

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSINADEQUATENOT AVAILABLE

MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENTINADEQUATENOT AVAILABLE

REMOVAL AND/OR REPLACEMENT DIFFICULTREPAIR PROCEDURES

ARE CUMBERSOMEREQUIRES UNAVAILABLE SKILLED PERSONNEL

REPLACEMENT NOT AVAILABLEROUTINE SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE NOT PERFORME

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TCHP TEST CHECK POINTSTCHPl INACCESSIBLETCHP2 LACKINGDURA MATERIALS DURAB IL I TY / REL lAB IL IT

Y

ANTF ANTIFREEZE DETERIORATIONATAC ATTACK BYATACl AIRBORNE POLLUTANT OFATACll HYDROGEN CHLORIDE [HCL]ATAC12 NITROGEN OXIDES [NOX]ATAC13 OZONEATAC14 SALT SPRAYATAC15 SULPHUR DIOXIDEATAC16 OTHERATAC2 FUNGIATAC3 SOILATAC4 ULTRA VIOLET RADIATIONATAC5 VERMINCBCB CORROSIONCBCBl DECOMPOSITION PRODUCT AND METALCBCB2 DISSIMILAR METALSCBCB3 FLUID + DISSIMILAR METALSCBCB4 FLUID AND METALDETR DETERIORATIONDETRl BLOATINGDETR2 BOND FAILUREDETR3 DEPOSITION OF OUTGASSED VOLATILESDETR4 EMBRITTLEMENTDETR5 LOSS OF HOMOGENEITYDETR51 PRECIPITATIONDETR52 SEGREGATIONDETR53 SHRINKAGEDETR6 MOISTURE BUILDUPDETR7 PH CHANGEDETR8 PLASTIC FLOWDETR9 SOFTENINGEROD EROSIONERODl BY AIRBORNE PARTICULATEEROD2 BY FLUIDEROD3 BY FOREIGN MATTERFAIL FAILEDFAILl CREEP RUPTUREFAIL2 EXCESSIVE DIMENSIONAL CHANGEFAIL3 FREEZINGFAIL4 MOISTURE DEGRADATIONFAIL5 THERMAL CYCLINGFAIL6 THERMAL DEGRADATIONFAIL? THERMAL SHOCKFAIL71 COLD FLUID ON HOT SURFACEFAIL72 HOT FLUID ON COLD SURFACEFAIL73 VIOLENT BOILING

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FAILS WET-DRY CYCLINGFAIL9 OUTGASSING OF VOLITALSSRDG SERFAGE DEGRADATIONSRDGl BLISTERINGSRDG2 CRACKINGSRDG3 DISGOLORATION OR STAININGSRDG4 PITTINGSRDG5 PEELINGVise VISCOSITY CHANGESAFE SAFETYEGEM EGRESS, EMERGENGYEGEMl BLOCKEDEGEM2 INADEQUATEEGEN3 LACKINGEXED EXPOSED SHARP EDGESFIRE FIRE POTENTIAL FIRE DAMAGEFIREl AUTO IGNITION TEMPERATURE EXGEEDEDFIRE2 ELECTRICAL ARCING AND/OR SHORTFIRE3 FIRE STOPS INEFFECTIVE OR MISSINGFIRE4 FLASH POINT TEMPERATURE EXCEEDEDFIRE5 INADEQUATE CLEARANCEFIRES 1 BETWEEN COMBUSTIBLES + HOT HARDWAREFIRE52 BETWEEN FLAMMABLE FLUID AND SPARK SOURFIRE6 OVERHEATED EQUIPMENTPRSL PERSONAL INJURYPRSLl ALLERGYPRSL2 BROKEN BONEPRSL3 BURNPRSL4 CUTPRSL 5 ELECTRIC SHOCKPRSL6 POISONEDPRSL7 SCRATCHPRSL8 STRAINPRSN PERSON INJUREDPRSNl OCCUPANTPRSN2 MAINTENANCE PERSONPRSN3 PASSER BYSAHD SAFETY HAZARDS [OTHER THAN FIRE]SAHDl ACCESS, EMERGENCYSAHDll BLOCKEDSAHD12 INADEQUATESAHDl 3 LACKINGSAHD2 CONTACT POSSIBLE WITHSAHD21 HOT FLUIDSSAHD22 HOT SURFACESSAHD23 TOXIC SUBSTANCESAHD231 INHALATIONSAHD232 DRINKINGSAHD233 SKIN CONTACTSHEM SHUTOFFS, EMERGENCY

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Data Element Name; EVENTS (Continued)

SEEMl INACCESSIBLESHEM2 INCONSPICUOUSSHEM3 LACKINGCNSL SOIL CONTAMINATIONSLRA SOLAR RADIATION CONCENTRATIONCNSW WATER SUPPLY, POTABLE, CONTAMINATIONCNSWl DIRECT CONTACT WITH TOXIC MATERIALCNSW2 LACK OF SEPARATION OF CIRCULATION LOOPSCNSW3 IMPROPER DESIGN OF TOXIC FLUID DISCHARGECNSW4 TOXIC FLUID LEAKAGE OR OVERFLOWMPPR MOVING PARTS INADEQUATELY PROTECTEDSTRU STRUCTURALDEFL DEFLECTIONS WERE EXCESSIVEDEFLl HORIZONTALLYDEFL2 VERTICALLYDCHG DIMENSIONAL CHANGES EXCESSIVEDCHGl CREEPDCHG2 DIFFERENTIAL SETTLEMENTDCHG3 DRYING/SHRINKAGEDCHG4 MOISTURE EXPANSIONDCHG5 THERMAL EFFECTSFDLB FAILUREFDLBl BENDINGFDLB2 BUCKLINGFDLB3 BULGINGFDLB4 FATIGUEFDLB7 FLOTATIONFDLB5 FRACTUREFDLB51 BRITTLEFDLB52 DUCTILEFDLB6 YIELDINGFDLB61 AXIALFDLB62 TRANSVERSELLOD LIVE LOADSLLODl EQUIPMENT [SOLAR HARDWARE]LLOD2 HAILLLOD3 ICELLOD4 MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT OR ACTIONSLLOD5 PONDING OF WATERLLOD 6 SNOWLLOD7 VEHICLELLOD8 WINDLLOD81 BUFFETINGLLOD82 HORIZONTALLLOD83 UPLIFTLLOD84 VORTEX SHEDDINGLLOD9 INSTALLATION PERSONNELLOBY OVERLOADEDLOBYl ACCIDENTAL LOADSLOBYll ANIMAL

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L0BY12L0BY13L0BY14L0BY15L0BY2L0BY3L0BY31L0BY32LOBY33L0BY3ATHERTCAPTCAPlTCAP2TCIRTCIRlTCIR2TCONTCONlTC0N2TCLGTERATERAlTERA2TSIRTEAXTEOHTSIRlTSIR2TSIR3HGINHWSPFiWSP 1

HWSP 2

KUMDHUMDlHUMD2OCIMOCIMlOCIM 2

OCIM21OCIM 2

2

OPT?OPTPlOPTP 1

1

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DEBRIS, FALLINGDEBRIS, WIND BLOWNHUMANVEHICLE

DEAD LOADSEXTREME ENVIRONMENTAL LOADS FROM

EARTHQUAKEFLOODHURRICANETORNADO

THERMALCAPACITY

TOO SMALLMISMATCHED

CIRCULATION OF AIR, INDOOR SPACETOO HIGHTOO SMALL

CONDUCTION, THERMALTOO HIGHTOO LOW

COOLING INADEQUATEENERGY EXCHANGE RATE

TOO HIGHTOO LOW

ENERGY, SOLARENERGY USE, AUXILIARY, TOO HIGHENERGY USE, OPERATING, TOO HIGH

CONTRIBUTION TO LOAD TOO LOWCONVERSION EFFICIENCY TOO LOWDISSIPATION RATE TOO LOW

HEATING INADEQUATEHOT WATER SUPPLY IS INADEQUATE

DRAW RATE TOO HIGHRECOVERY RATE TOO LOW

HUMIDITY, INDOOR AIRHIGHER THAN DESIGN VALUE '

LOWER THAN DESIGN VALUEOCCUPANT USE IMPROPER

INEFFICIENT SCHEDULING OF LOAD DEMANDSTHERMOSTAT SET POINT

TOO HIGHTOO LOW

OPTICAL PROPERTIES INADEQUATEABSORPTANCE

TOO HIGHTOO LOW

EMITTANCE TOO HIGHREFLECTANCE, SOLAR, TOO HIGHTRANSMITTANCE TOO LOW

ORIENTATION ANGLE

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ORANl TOO FAR EASTORAN 2 TOO FAR WESTRSLR RADIATION, SOLARRSLRl EXCESSIVERSLR2 INADEQUATE CONTROLRSLR3 INSUFFICIENTRTHL RADIATION, THERMALRTHLl TOO HIGHRTHL2 TOO LOWTHPG TEMPERATURE, HARDWARE OPERAT:THPGl DURING NOCTURNAL OPERATIONTHPGl 1 TOO HIGHTHPG12 TOO LOWTHPG2 DURING NO FLOW CONDITIONTHPG2

1

TOO HIGHTHPG22 TOO LOWTHPG3 DURING NORMAL OPERATIONTHPG31 TOO HIGHTHPG32 TOO LOWTHPG4 DURING FILLTHPG41 TOO HIGHTHPG42 TOO LOWTAIR TEMPERATURE, OUTDOOR AIRTAIRl HIGHER THAN DESIGN VALUETAIR2 LOWER THAN DESIGN VALUETSTP TEMPERATURE SET POINTS,TSTPl DIFFERENTIALTSTPll TOO HIGHTSTP12 TOO LOWTSTP3 HIGHER THAN DESIGN VALUETSTP4 LOWER THAN DESIGN VALUETLTA TILT ANGLETLTAl TOO HIGHTLTA2 TOO LOWTHMOSY THERMOSYPHONING

1

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APPENDIX C


Data Element Names liARDELEM (Continued)

TKCME N C L

TESTTKCUSMGVVSLCCASKTHIA'STEL

INRTSTMDSTLQSTRKIITEX

CLSTSTLDENTPLISYHTRSPIASPUMPLFILVALVEL INAIRSDUCaBLOWAFILDampEAINCONTLSIiC

LCLSL 3 E N

LADVCSFLCDTCC S E N

CADVETOREPRG

tracking MOUNTL N C L 0 S U R E

therlaL stop.ageTANK/GOWTN UNITSSTOR MED GONTN VLVESSEL LIN/COaTGASKETS/SEaLaNTSINSULATION ASSYSTRUG ELEMENTSINT RACKS /TROUGHS

STORAGE MEDIUMLIQUIDROCK

heat exchangersCOLLECTOR TO STORSTORAGE TO LOAD

ENERGY TRANSPORTLIQUID SYSTEMSHEAT TRANSFER LIQPIPING ASSYPUMPSFILTERSVALVESINSULATION

AIR SYSTEMSDUCT ASSYBLOWERSFILTERSDAMPE RSINSULATION

CONTROLSL L D SUP ii 0 D E CONT J

CONTROL logic bELECTORSENSORS ( L S

)

actuated OEV (L S)COL/STOR FLOW CONT u

DIFF TuERMOSTaT CONTSENSORS (T C)ACTUATED DEV (T C)

ENERGY TRANS OPRN REoSPRESSURE regulators

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STRVSEOPSVRV

FLOW REGULATORSSSVS FAIL-SAFE CONTPRES RELIEF VALVESTEMP RELIEF VaLVESELEC OVERLOAD PROTECVACUUM RELIEF VaLVES

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APPENDIX C


Data Element Name: KARDELEM (Continued)

SCVASADVSVJHA

SABVSEEPCMPCTMDCSTHTAUXEARHTITWSILWSILFRILKPILBRILRHILACILWHIPSTIPFRIPHPIPBRIPRHIPACIPDEIPHWDISTCENACSNDCDUDCMULCVAVHYDRKFANHINDHRADECONEHRLEHRCEHESEHDLEHVCPSYSPCSAPCPAPINSPABS

CHECK VALVESAUTO DRAINDOWN VALVESWATER HAMMER ARRESAUTO BACKFILL VALVESBACK FLOW PREVENTORS

COMPONENT OPRN CONTSTRACKING MOUNT DRIVE CONTSSTOR HEATER THERMOSTAT

AUXILIARY ENERGYINTERNAL W/STORAGERESISTANCE HEATER

IN LINE W/STORAGEFURNACEHEAT PUMPBOILERRESISTANCE HEATERAIR CONDITIONERHOT WATER HEATER

IN PARALLEL W/STORFURNACEHEAT PUMPBOILERRESISTANCE HEATERAIR CONDITIONERDEHUMIDIFIERHOT WATER HEATER

DISTRIBUTIONCENTRAL AIR TYPESINGLE DUCTDOUBLE DUCTMULTIZONEVAR AIR VOLUMEHYDRONIC/AIR TYPEFAN COILINDUCTIONRADIATION

ENERGY CONSER TYPEHEAT RECOVERYHEAT RECLAIMENERGY STORAGEDEMAND LIMITERVENTILATION CONT

T SYS INTG W/BLDGCOL/STOR ARRAYCOVER PLATE ASSYCOL HT INSUL ASSYABS/THER STOR UNIT

80

APPENDIX C


Data Element Name: HARDELEM (Con t inued

)

PCON CONTROLSPACC AIR CIR CONTROL S

PCOL COL HT INSUL AS 3YPAUX AUXILIARY ENERGYPAD I INTO INTO DISTPSEP COMP SEP CONVN SYSPDIS DISTRIBUTIONPDUC DUCTSPDAM DAMPERS

81

APPENDIX C


Data Element Name: MKTPROL

A NONEh MINOR REPAIRSC i'iA J 0 Pv REPAIRSD REPLACED MISC. PARTSE NO MARKETING RETROFITF SOLAR FAILED TO MEET EXPECTATIONSG NUMEROUS SYSTEM SHUTDOWNSK CONTROL MALFUNCTION1 MINOR ADJUSTMENTSJ REPLACED A MAJOR PARTK OPERATIONAL FAILUREL HOUSE SOLD FROM MODELM SYSTEM INOPERATIVE AT OPEN HOUSEN INSTALLED AUXILIARY SYSTEM0 SOLD DURING CONST. NO MKTGP PRE SOLD NO MKTGQ HOUSE IS MODEL/TO BE SOLD LATERR LACK OF INFO AVAILABLES HOUSE/BLDG OCCUPIED DURING RETROFITT PUBLIC UNFAMILIAR WITH SYSTEMU INTEREST RATES TOO HIGH2 MORE INFO IN FILES

82

APPENDIX C


Data Element Name: MKTPUBLIC

A FAVORABLE, ENTHUSIASTICB FAVORABLE, BUT SKEPTICALC HOME NOT AESTHETICALLY PLEASINGD PRICE TOO HIGHE DONT CARE FOR DEVEL/NEIGHDF NONE TAKENG POSITIVEH NEGATIVEI CURIOUSJ MIXEDK SKEPTICALL LACKED SOLAR KNOWLEDGEM CAUTIOUS W/ COST CONCERNSN CONCERN WITH MAINTENANCE0 HAD SOLAR KNOWLEDGEP WANT PERFORMANCE ASSURANCEQ WANT MORE INFORMATIONR LEERY OF SOLARS INTERESTED BUT MONEY NOT AVAILABLEZ MORE INFO IN FILES

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Data Element Name: MTGPROB

A i\ ONEB HUD 235 LOANC HUD COLLEGE HSb LOAND EUD LOvJ INCOME HSGE RETROFITF LOU INCOME PUB. HSG.G NO MORTGAGE CASHH HOUSE RENTED/LEASED AT THIS TIMEI HUD SEC. 8 ELDERLY HOUSINGJ SELF HELP HOUSING LOAN/HUD FINANCEDK NO mortgage USED UNIVERSITY FUNDSL MORTGAGE OBTAINED PRIOR TO GRANTM GRANTEE HOLDS MORTGAGEN INT. RATS KIGH/MONEY NOT AVAIL.Z MORE INFO. IN FILE

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CO


Data Element Name: OPERPROB

A NO PROBLEMB WILL NOT ISSUE NON SOLAR CAUSEC PENDING COMPL. OF CONST.D PENDING ISSUED WHEN SOLDF PERMIT NOT REQ . RETROFITG PERMIT NOT REQ.H ADD'L BLDG. MODS REQ.

INSPECTION VERBAL APPROVALMORE INFO. IN FILES

85

APPENDIX C


Data Element Names: SYSMFGR-A, SYSMFGR-G

ACRN ACORN STRUCTURES INCAIRC AIR COMFORT INCALBQ ALBUQUERQUE WESTERNALSN ALL SUN POWER INCALIB ALLEN IRA BASSALHE ALTERNATIVE HEAT SYSASFE AMERAUS SYS/FLEETWOOAMTE AMERICAN HEL 10 THERMASHS AMERICAN SOLAR HEATASKC AMERICAN SOLAR KINGAMS I AMERICAN SUN IND.APOL APOLLO SOLAR SYSTEMSARKL ARKLA INDUSTRIESAZTC AZTEC SOLAR COBDPC BDP COMPANYBEAS BEASLEY COMPANYBRAD BRADLEY LOREN COBRWN BROWN MANUFACTURINGCDVA C AND D VALVECJAS C J ASSOCIATES INCCALM CALMAC MFGCPTL CAPITALCARO CAROLINA SOLAR EQUIPCASA CASAGRANDE CONST COCBLR CENTRAL BOILERS LTDCHBL CHAMBERLAIN MFGCHPN CHAMPION HOME BLDRSCOLE COLE SOLAR SYSTEMSCOLT COLT INC OF SO CALCOLU COLUMBI CHASE SOL ENCNSL CONSOLAR INCCONS CONSOLIDATED WESTERNCOEN CONSUMER ENERGY CORPCTEM CONTEMPORARY SYSTEMSCREP CREIGHTON SOLAR CONCCSIS CSI SOLAR SYSTEMSDAYS DAYSTAREKSC E AND K SERVICE COERSB EDWIN R SANDERS BLDRENAL ENERGY ALTERNATIVESENCO ENERGY CONSERV ENGENDY ENERGY DYNAMICS CORPENRG ENERGY RESEARCH GRPELTD ENGINEERS LTDFASC FASCO INCFERN FERN ENGINEERING CO

86

APPENDIX C


Data Element Names; SYSMFGR-A, SYSMFGR-

FILNFLAGFLETFLPRFOXSFREDFRONFUSYGENEGEDEGNSOGSUNGNSSGRIPGRUMGULFHALSKEFRHLIOHDYNHELPHTRMHECLHYPEILSEITEClENVISOLJACKKALWKENNKENWKTACLARGLENXLOFCMIRONENGNESCNSOLNUTSNENWNORTNRGLNRGMNPTD

FILON DIVISIONFLAGALA CORPFLETCHER MYERSFLOW PRODUCTS INCFOX STEEL COFRED RICE PRODFRONTIER DEVELOPMENTFUTURE SYSTEMS INCGENERAL ELECTRICGENERAL ENERGY DEVICGENERAL SOLARGENICGENERAL SUNGNS SOLARWALLGRIEP HEATINGGRUMMAN ENERGY SYSGULF THERMALHALSUN SOLAR ENGHEFRON SOLAR SYSTEMSHELIO THERMICSHELIODYNEHELIOPHASEHELIOTHERM INCHEX CELLHYPERION INCILSE ENGINEERING INCINTERTECHNOLOGYINTL ENVIRONMENTINTL SOLARTHERMICSJACKSONKALWALLKENNECOTT COPPERKENWALL CORPORATION '

KTA CORPLARGO SOLAR SYS INCLENNOX-HONEYWELLLIBBY OWENS FORD COMIROMITNATIONAL ENERGY CORPNATIONAL ENERGY SYSTNATIONAL SOLAR CORPNATURAL ENERGY CORPNATURAL ENERGY WKSHPNORTHRUPNRG LTDNRG MANUFACTURINGNTL PATENT DEVELOP

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87

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Data Element Names: SYSMFGR-A, SYSMFGR-G (Continued)

OCON OCON I NDUSTRIES INCOLIN OLIN B RASSOVER OVERLY MANUFACTURINGOWEN OWENS ILLINOISPARK PARK E NERGYPAYN PAYNE AIR CONDITIONPI ON PIONEE R ENERGY PROD.PIPR PIPER HYDRO INCPLIN PLEIAD INDUSTRIESPPGI PPG INDUSTRIESPPIE PPG/INT ENVIRPRSH PRACTICAL SOLAR HEATRMPR R M PRODUCTSRALS RALEIGH SOLAR SYSTEMRAYP RAYPAKREFR REFRIGERATION RESERCREPC RESEARCH PRODUCTSREVE REVEREREYN REYNOLDSRICK RICKER MANUFACTURINGROCK ROCKY MOUNTAIN PRODROMA ROM-AIRESAIL SCIENTIFIC-ATLANTASEEN SEECO BINKLEYSMSP SEMCO SOLAR PRODUCTSSEAL SHALLA CORPSHEL SHELDAHLSITE SITE BUILTSKYT SKYTHERMSOFA SOLAFERN LTDSORT SOLAHARTSLAP SOLAPAKSACC SOLAR ACCESS INCSLCN SOLAR CENTRALSCOM SOLAR COMFORT INCSDVL SOLAR DEVELOPMENTSDEV SOLAR DEVICESSELI SOLAR ELECTRIC INTLSENC SOLAR ENERGY CORPSENI SOLAR ENERGY INCSEPR SOLAR ENERGY PRODSERC SOLAR ENERGY RESEARCHSEST SOLAR ENERGY STRUCTSEEQ SOLAR ENERGY & EQUIPSNGY SOLAR ENERGY! ICS INCSENG SOLAR ENGINEERING

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Data Element Names; SYSIiFGR-A, SYSIIFGR—G (Continued)

S G T SOLaR ENTERPRISES3 F RM SOLAR F ARM S

SLHC SOLAR KEaT CORP3LHT SOLAR HEAT INC3HST SOLAR HEATING SYSTSHOM SOLAR HOMES INCS d S G SOLAR HOUSING INCSLHY SOLAR HYDRO INC3 INC SOLAR INCSIOF SOLAR INU OF FLORIDASINN SOLAR INNOVATIONSSLKN SOLAR KINETICS CORPSKIN SOLAR KING3 MFC SOLAR MANUFACTURINGSOLI SOLAR ONESPziS SOLAR PACKAGE STRUCTSPST SOLAR PROD SUN TANKSORE SOLAR RESEARCH3LRM SOLAR ROOM COSSEV SOLAR SEVEN INDSSHL SOLAR SKELTERSSTR SOLAR STORSUNS SOLAR SUN3SVA SOLAR SYST OF VASSSD SOLAR SYST SUNDANCES S E N SOLAR SYSTEM ENTERP.SSII S OLAR SYSTEMS INTSOTd SOLAR THERMSOUL SOLAR UNLIMITED INCb 0 LA SOLARASRAY SOLARaYb C IIj L SOLARCELLSGOA SOLaRCOA INCSLIN SOLAREIN3 G E N SOLaRGENICSSRI3 S OLARI

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SLNR SOLARMaSTERSMaT SOLaRHaTICSROL SOLaROLLSRON SOLARONSOTC SOLARTECSOTR SOLARTRONICS INCSAIR SOLAR-AIRSSLR.A SOLA-RAYSOLC SOLCANSRGY SOLERGY INC

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Data Element I.'ames: S Y SiiFc.R-ii,

SYSi-iFCR-o (Continueu^

SLOP SOLOP CORPSOLP SOLPOWER INDUSTRIESSOLW SOLWIN INDUSTRIESSV;ET SOUTH WEST ENER-TEChSPEC SPECTRA ENERGY SYSSRWI SRW INCSSSI SS SOLa-R INCSSFA SSP ASSOCSSCO STANDARD SOLAR COLLSTIN STATE INDUSTRIESSTOR STORAGE ONLYSCFT SUN CRAFTSUDS SUN DESIGNSNFL SUN FLOWSHAR SUN HARVESTER CORPSUPC SUN PACSUPO SUN POWER CORPSPIN SUN POWER INDUSTRIESSPSY SUN POWER SYSTEMSSURE SUN RAY SOLAR £()UIPSSYS SUN SYSTEMS INCSNBL SUNDLAZER SOLaR FURNSBUR SUNBURSTS N L L S U N C E L L

SEAR SUNEARTHSPOW SUNENERGY POwER LTDSUFO SUNFLOWER SOLAR INCSLPO SUNLIGHT E POWER COSUMA SUNMASTER CORP.SNSV SUNSAV INCSNSR SUN SAVERSNUT SUNSHINE UTILITY COSSTN SUNSTONESNST SUNSTREAMSNTP SUNTAP INCSUNW S UNWALL INCSWAT S UNWATERSWOR S UNWORKSSURE SUN-HEETTREK TECHNITREK CORPTESO TELLURIDE SOLAR WORKTECH THERMAL TECHTOMS THOMASONTRAN TRANTERTRSI TRITEC SOLAR INDUSTRUNCO UNION CO CORRECTIONL

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Data Element Names: SYSMFGR-A, SYSMFGR

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UNITED STATES SOLARUNSPECIFIEDUS INSTALLATIONSVALIIONT ENERGY SYSTEWEATHER KINGWESTERN ENERGY INCWESTERN SOLAR DEVELWHITE LINE INCWILCOX MFG & DISTRWILSON CORPORATIONWYOMING SOLARYING Manufacturing

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Data Eleuent Name: ZONPROB

A NO PROBLEMB DOES NOT CONFORM SOLAR CAUSEC DOES NOT CONFORM NON SOLAR CAUSED "SUN RIGHTS"F PERMIT NOT REQ . RETROFITG PERMIT NOT REQ.K ADD'L BLDG. MODS REQ.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The Solar Data Dictionary/Directory in section 2 was produced by com-puter programs written by Mrs. Fran Knisley of Old Dominion Systems andmodified by Mr. George Yu of the National Engineering Laboratory,National Bureau of Standards.

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REFERENCES

1. Franklin Research Center, Residential Solar Demonstration Program -

Data Dictionary (May 1979)

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2. Christopher, Patricia M. and Krzewick, Joan E., Residential SolarData Center Data Resources and Reports

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3. Christopher, Patricia M. and Charlton, Lynne, Residential SolarData Center Grant Reports

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Report 81-1923A (Washington, D.C.: National Bureau of Standards,issued September, 1981 [anticipated].

A. Christopher, Patricia M., Vogt, Michael and Hall, Douglas,

Residential Solar Data Center MIRADS User’s Guide,National Bureau

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The Residential Solar Data Center project staff in the Center for BuildingTechnology, National Bureau of Standards, maintains a computerized data basecontaining non-instrumented residential data from the DoE/HUD Solar Heatingand Cooling Demonstration Program. This document provides a dictionary ofdata elements collected as part of the Residential Solar Program and adirectory of the specific files which contain the data elements. This datadiet ionary/directory was produced by a computer program written in ASCIICOBOL, The automated procedure is briefly described in an appendix.

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