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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

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Building Economics and Regulatory

Technology Division

Washington, DC 20234

August 1981

Prepared for: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Division of Energy, Building Technology and Standards

Washington, DC 20410

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RESIDENTIAL SOLAR DATA CENTER:

DATA DICTIONARY/DIRECTORY

Patricia M. Christopher

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

National Bureau of Standards

Center for Building Technology

Building Economics and Regulatory

Technology Division

Washington, DC 20234

August 1 981

Prepared for; U.S. Department of Housing and Urban- Development

Division of Energy, Building Technology and Standards

Washington, DC 20410

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

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS, Ernest Ambler, Director
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This docxament describes and defines the individual data elements which

have been collected into a computerized data base, managed and operated

by the NBS Solar Data Center (SDC) for the Department of Housing and

Urban Development (HUD) . It is being made available to document the

data which have been collected by HUD over the last four years in the

Residential Solar Demonstration Program.

This is not meant to be a stand-alone document. It should be used

along with Data Resources and Reports [8]* and the final computer listings of the SDC files [9]

The former publication summarizes the history and background of the SDC, gives a list of the final computer

reports available, and describes the data files which comprise the SDC

data base. The latter reference is to the final computer reports which

use these data files.

It is hoped that the three documents will work together to give the uninitiated user a clear picture of the data being documented. The three

documents together form a package which is the final report to HUD of

the four-year data base project.

-'Numbers in brackets [ ] refer to references on page 94.

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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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RESIDENTIAL SOLAR DATA CENTER:

DATA DICTIONARY/DIRECTORY

Patricia M. Christopher

ABSTRACT

The Residential Solar Data Center project staff in the Center

for Building Technology, National Bureau of Standards, maintains

a computerized data base containing non-instrumented residential

data from the DoE/HUD Solar Heating and Cooling Demonstration

Program. This document provides a dictionary of data elements

collected as part of the Residential Solar Program and a directory

of the specific files which contain the data elements. This

data dictionary/directory was produced by a computer program

written in ASCII COBOL. The automated procedure is briefly

described in an appendix.

Key Words: Automatic data processing; data diet ionary/directory;

residential buildings; solar data; solar energy

system; solar heating and cooling.

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1 . INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background

The Residential Solar Data Center (SDC) of the National Bureau of

Standards is responsible for the establishment and operation of an automated data base containing non-instrumented (i.e., not collected by

instruments but through interviews and forms) , residential solar data

collected as part of the Residential Solar Heating and Cooling Demonstration Program which is managed by the Department of Housing and

Urban Development (HUD)

Data collection contractors to HUD collect and forward data to the SDC

where a solar data base (shown in figure 1, page 2) is stored on the

NBS Univac 1108 compter. This data base consists of the following

files

a. Grant File : This file contains basic information about the

building project and the solar systems for each application

funded by HUD. These data are derived from grant applications

submitted to HUD and updated with information from periodic

field reports. ,

b. Grantee Report File : Data in this file are based upon reports

submitted by each grantee (the builder /designer who is awarded

a grant) to Boeing Aerospace Company. These reports describe

the progress of the grant from design and award of construction

financing through actual construction, sale, and permanent

financing. The grantee’s perception of the ease or difficulty

of obtaining financing, and/or obtaining building and zoning

approval, as well as problems with construction or installation,

are included.

c. Technical Description File : This file contains basic system

design and predicted performance data collected for HUD by

Dubin-Bloome Associates from a large number of selected noninstrumented systems. A more detailed set of data was collected for HUD by the American Institute of Architects/Research

Corporation 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 contained 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 questionnaire results collected for HUD by the Real Estate Research

Corporation from selected builders, lenders, homebuyers, code

officials, 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" who

did not become involved. Data are also collected after the

sale to gauge builder and consumer reactions over a period of

time.

f. Utility Consumption File : This file contains information on auxiliary or "back-up" fuel consumed for selected solar projects. The data are collected from utility companies (with

purchaser 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 from

the solar data base are available to solar researchers.*

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

with

interaction by the data base user over a computer terminal) . This

means of access is described in [4].

1.2 Purpose

This publication has been compiled to document the data which have been

collected by HUD and their contractors over the last four years in the

Residential Solar Demonstration Program. Its anticipated use is by

solar researchers, the public sector, and participants in the demonstration program. The average user is expected to be unfamiliar with

the data base of the Demonstration Program. Therefore, this document

should be used along with [8] and [9]

The latter documents will provide the additional information on the data base and its contents.

Another purpose of this publication is to document the data dictionary

format and briefly described the computer process used to produce this

format

1.3 Organization and Approach

The data dictionary shown in section 2 orders the data into five major

categories: technical, marketing, financial, institutional/legal, and

miscellaneous. Other publications on the residential solar data [2, 3,

4, 8, 9] refer to data elements by the data base files which contain

them. It was felt that the major use of this dictionary would be by

people with no knowledge of the computer files but with knowledge of

solar technology. Therefore, this dictionary is organized by categories and subcategories pertaining to solar technology and a cross

reference list (page 42) is organized by computer file names.

*References [2] and [3] describe these reports in detail and explain

how to obtain copies of the individual reports.

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There are two cross reference lists to the dictionary included in section 3. They are meant to be used for browsing. The first is in the same order as the dictionary /directory of section 2 and includes the

category and subcategory headings, data element name, and reference

to the page number of the complete entry in the dictionary. The other

is organized by the computer files associated with data elements and

includes 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 of

five categories (technical, marketing, financial, institutional/legal,

and miscellaneous) . Within each category, the data are organized into

subcategories (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 since

a single grant may include several buildings, i.

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. a piece of

data about such a grant may occur once (if it is grant level

data) or several times (if it is building level data)

.

A single

building may include several units (such as an apartment building) and/or systems. A single system may serve more than one

building and/or unit. Knowing the level at which the data

elements are collected can alert the user to the possibility of

multiple occurences of the data in some of the computer file

listings of [9].

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

MMBTUs (10 Btu)

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o File - The name of the file in which the data element is located

In some cases, the element is listed in more than one file. The

file abbreviations are:

HA - Grant File

BA - Grantee Report #1

BB - Grantee Report #3

BC - Grantee Report #4

FC - Technical Description File

BF - Utility Consumption File

CB - Technical Concerns File

The nature and scope of the various data files within the data

base 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 element

is referenced through MIRADS, the interactive interface to the

data 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 capacity

Backup efficiency

Backup energy type

Backup energy type - Grantee Rpt 3

Backup energy type - Tech. Desc.

Billing frequency

Comparative identification

Designator No (unit or building)

End of billing period

Energy consumed

Energy cost

Energy supplied per non-solar system

Meter number

Present meter reading

Previous meter reading

Rate code

Start of billing period

Surcharge

Tax

Total cost this period

Units of measure

Utility company code

B. Climate Considerations

Available insolation

Degree days

Energy supplied per degree days by system

C. Construction Information

Begin solar installation date

Breakage problems

Builder address

Builder contact name/phone

Builder grant number

Builder name Builder phone

Builder organization

Building type

Construction beginning date

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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

Grantee Report 2 submission 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 10

Total load per year 10

F . Maintenance

Date service performed 10

Hardware element serviced 10

Number of similiar problems 10

Performance area serviced 10

Solar owner's manual 10

G. Repairs

Project phase 10

Reason 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 20

Solar energy system test date 20

Solar fraction 20

Total aux contribution 20

Total solar contribution 20

Total solar fraction 20

J. ’'Jarranties

Solar warranty 20

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Harketing

A. Background Experience

Occupancy date

Sales contract date

Unit first offered date

B. Prices

Final buying price

Final rent , Initial buying price

Initial rent

C. Problems

Marketing problems

D. Market Methods/Effectiveness

No of visitors

Public interest in buying solar

E. Prospective Buyers/Renters

HUD access terms for unit

No of buyers

F . Solar Project Characteristics

Application number

Cycle

Disposition of units

Location number

Model number (per location)

New or retrofit construction

Number of buildings

Number of solar system.s

Number of units

Project address

Project type

Sales/rental terms for unit

SEA (Standard Economic Area)

Unit status

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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 28

Building permit authority 28

Building permit authority address 28

Building permit problems 28

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Code based or not 28

Code - local 28

Code - 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 28

Occupancy 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

Grantee Report 4 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

B. Climate Considerations

Degree days

Energy supplied per deg days by sys

C. Construction Information

Builder address

Builder contact name/phone

Builder grant number

Builder name Builder phone

Builder organization

Building type

New or retrofit construction

D. Design

Designer

Designer

Designer

Designer

Designer

Designer

Designer

address

contact name/phone

grant award amount - all sys

grant number

name organization

phone

E. Loads

Total heating load for this model

H. Solar Energy System Description

Collector aperture area Collector type

Conditioned area per bldg

Solar energy supplied per yr by sys

System function

System kind
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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 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 . Financial

A. Construction Financing

Builder financing 25

3.2.2 Grantee Report File Data Elements

Technical Section

a. Auxiliary Energy

Backup energy type - Grantee Rpt 3 3

C. Construction Information

Begin solar installation date 5

Breakage problems 5

Construction beginning date 7

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Construction completion date 7 Delivery problems 7 Grantee Report 3 submission date 7 Labor problems 7 Other problems 7 Solar interface problems 7

D. Design

Final - design completion date 8

Grantee Report 2 submission 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 21

Sales 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

A. Construction Financing

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 date 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 28

Building permit problems 28

Code based or not 28

Code - local 28

Code - 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 28

Occupancy permit authority 28

Occupancy permit authority address 28

Occupancy permit problems 29

V . Miscellaneous

Grant Award Date 30

Grantee Report 1 Submission Date 30

Grantee Report 4 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 measure

Utility company code

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3.2.4 Technical Concerns File Data Elements

. Technical Section

F . Maintenance

Date service performed

Hardware element serviced

Number of similar problems

Performance area serviced

G. Repairs

Project phase

Reason for service

Repair performed

3.2.5 Technical Description File Data Elements

. Technical Section

A. Auxiliary Energy

Backup capacity

Backup efficiency

Backup energy type - tech desc

B. Climate Considerations

Available insolation

E. Loads

Aux contribution

Cooling load

DHW load

Heating load

Internal heat load

Liquid load correction factor

Total cooling load

Total DHl'J load

Total heat load

Total load

Total load per year

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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 (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) lb

Pre-heat tank storage volume (heat) 16

Source code 1 16

Source code 10 16

Source code 11 17

Source code 12 17

Source code 13 17

Source code 14 17

Source code 15 17

Source code 16 17

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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 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 20

Total 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 produced

by a computer program called DD-PROG, wirtten in ANSI COBOL and run

on 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 attributes

of each data element to be included in the DD/D;

o Definitions File which contains the definition for each data

element in the Solar Master Table File; and

o Value/Codes File which contains the list of values and codes

for certain data elements in the Solar Master Table File.

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

Complete documentation on this program and format layouts for the

input files is available from the Solar Data Center at NBS.

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APPENDIX B

Glossary*

Absorber - The blackened surface in a collector that absorbs the solar

radiation and converts it to heat energy.

Absorber Coating - The painted or treated surface of the absorber which

absorbs sunlight (see selective surface)

.

Absorber Substrate - That part of the absorber plate to which the

surface coating (s) is adhered. In liquid systems, this layer

contains the fluid passage tubes.

Auxiliary Heat - The extra heat provided by a conventional heating

system for periods of cloudiness or intense cold, which a solar

heating 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 energy

and convert it to heat.

Cover Plate - A sheet of glass or transparent plastic that sits about an inch 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 fixed

reference point (usually 65°F) in the mean daily outdoor

temperature.

Double-Glazed - Covered by two panes of glass or other transparent

material.

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 indoor

comfort; measured in Btu per hour.

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

52
Heat Pump - An electrically operated machine for heating and cooling.

When heating, it transfers heat from one medium at a lower

temperature (called the heat source) to a medium at a higher

temperature (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 - taking

unwanted 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 heat

and 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 contains

all those codes and values which were too long to fit into the SOLAR

DATA 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 reference

this data element, followed by the codes and their corresponding values.

The data elements are in alphabetical order. The codes/values lists

are usually alphabetical with the exception of EVENTS and HARDELEM.

54
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS

Data Element Name: ACTIONS

ADED ADDED

ADEDl ANTIFREEZE

ADED2 FLUID

ADED3 INHIBITOR

ADED4 ADDITIONAL HARDWARE

ADED5 ADDITIONAL MEMBERS

ADJT ADJUST

ADJTl BLEED

ADJT2 CLEAN

ADJT3 THAW

ADJT4 TIGHTEN

ADJT5 LUBRICATE

BRAZ BRAZE

ELIM ELIMINATE

NONE NONE

NBAR NONE BUT ACTION REQD

NBARl AWAITING SHIPMT OF RPLMT

MAN I MANFTR INVESTG

OCIN OCCUPANT INSTRUCTED

OCINl ON PROPER USE OF SYS

OCIN2 ON RELSHP-FENES/ECON

RECT RECOAT

REGR REGROUTED

REMV REMOVE

REPK REPACK

REPA REPAINT

REPR REPAIR

RPLI REPLACE W/ IDENT ITEM

RPLIl LEVEL 1 RPLI2 LEVEL 2

RPLI 3 LEVEL 3

RPLI4 LEVEL 4

RPLS REPLACE W/SUB ITEM

RPLSl LEVEL 1 RPLS2 LEVEL 2

RPLS3 LEVEL 3

RPLS4 LEVEL 4

RELO RELOCATE

RESL RESEAL

RETP RETAPE

REWK REWORK

REWR REWIRE

RSMA ROU OR SCHD MAIN

SLDR SOLDER

WELD WELD

NBAR2 WAITING OPPORTUNE TIME

REMVl ISOLATE FROM SYSTEM

55
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/

APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: AUXSUPPLIER

ALOl Huntsville Utilities

P.O. Box 2048

Hunstsville, AL 35804

AZOl Arizona Public Service Co.

P.O. Box 2907

Phoenix, AZ 85062

CAOl Pacific Gas & Electric Co.

Ill Almaden Blvd.

San Jose, CA 95198

CA02 Pacific Gas & Electric Co.

314 ”F" Street

Davis , CA 95616

CA03 San Diego Gas & Electric Co.

P.O. Box 1831

San 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 Colorado

P.O. Box 840

550 15th St.

Denver, CO 80202

C002 Public Service Co. of Colorado

1155 Canyon Blvd.

Box 551

Boulder, CO 80302

C003 Public Service Co. of Colorado

HWY 7 4

P.O. Box 640

Evergreen, CO 80439

C005 Union Rural Electric Assn.

P.O. Box 359

Brighton, 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 Colorado

P.O. Box 707

Frisco , CO 80443

C006 Public Service Co

.

of Colorado

9722 E . 16th St.

Aurora , CO 80010

C007 Public Service Co

.

of Colorado

209 S. Meldrum S t

.

Box 1668

Fort Collins, CO 80521

CTOl Hartford Electric Light Co.

34 Hopmeadow

Simsburg, CT 06070

CT02 The United Illuminating Co.

80 Temple Street

New Haven, CT 06506

CTOS Hartford Electric Light Co.

' P.O. Box 2370

New Haven, CT 06506

CT04 Connecticut Light & Power

King Street

Enfield, CT 06082

FLOl Florida Power Corp

.

P.O. Box 33733

St. Petersburg, FL 33152

FL02 Florida Power & Light Company

P.O. Box 529100

9520 W Flager

Miami, FL 33152

FL03 Florida Power & Light Company

P.O. Box 341608

Coral Gables , FL 33134

FL04 City of Gainesville Utilities

200 E. University Ave. Rm 402

Gainesville, FL 32602
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: AUXSUPPLIER (Continued)

FLOS Florida Public Utilities Co.

Drawer C

West Palm Beach, FL 33406

GAOl Coweta/Fayette, Inc.

P.O. Box 488

Newnan, GA 30264

GA02 Atlanta Gas Light

89 Annex

Atlanta, GA 30389

GA03 Georgia Power Company

1790 Montreal Circle

Tucker, GA 30084

GA04 Georgia Power Company

96 Annex

Atlanta, GA 30396

GAOS Georgia Power Company

Duluth, GA 30246

GA06 Buford Gas Company

30 Garnett Street

Buford, GA 30S18

GA07 Georgia Power Company

P.O. Box 327

Lawr enceville , GA 30246

GA08 Georgia Power Company

P.O. Box 271

Canton, GA 30114

GA09 Jefferson Electric Company

1001 Peachtree Street

Louisville, GA 30434

HIOl Hawaiian Electric Co., Inc.

P.O. Box 3978

Honolulu, HI 96813

INOl Public Service of Indiana

lOS S . Madison

Greenwood, IN 46142

5P
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: AUXSUPPLIER (Continued)

MAOl Bay State Gas Co.

2025 Roosevelt Avenue

Springfield, MA 01101

MA02 Boston Edison Company

P.O. Box 488

Boston, MA 02199

MAOS Bay State Gas Company

120 Royall Street

Canton, MA 02021

MA04 Bay State Gas Company

995 Belmont Street

B r o c t o n , MA 0 2 401

MDOl Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.

1508 Woodlawn Drive

Baltimore, MD 21207

MIOl Berrien City Farm Bureau Oil Co.

M-140 &M-62

Eau Claire, MI 41911

MNOl Minnegasco/Minnesota Gas Co.

626 Nicollet Mall

Minneapolis, MN 55402

MN02 Northern States Power

414 Nicollet Mall

Minneapolis, MN 55401

MOOl The Gas Service Co

.

2460 Pershing Rd

.

Kansas City, MO 64108

M002 Kansas City Power & Light Co.

13330 Baltimore Avenue

Kansas City, MO 64145

NCOl Duke Power Company

Drawer A D Salem Station

Winston-Salem, NC 27108

NEOl Cengas /Minnesota Gas Go.

1201 N Street

Lincoln, NE 68512

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: AUXSUPPLIER (Continued)

NHOl Public Service Co. of New Hampshire

Crystal Avenue

Derry, NH 03038

NH02 Public Service Co. of New Hampshire

370 Amherst Street

Nashua, NH 03061

NH03 New Hampshire Elec. Cooperative, Inc.

Red 2 Tenney Mt . Hwy

.

Plymouth, NH 03264

NMOl Gas Co. of New Mexico

P.O.Box 1692

Albuquerque, NM 87103

NM02 Public Service Co. of New Mexico

414 Silver Ave. N.W.

Albuquerque, NM 87103

NM03 Public Service Co. of New Mexico

124 E. Marcy

Santa Fe, NM 87501

NYOl New York State Electric & Gas

5655 South Park Ave.

Hamburg, NY 14075

NY02 National Fuel Gas

455 Main Street

Buffalo, NY 14203

NY03 Orange & Rockland Electric & Gas Co.

One Bluehill Plaza

Peael River, NY 10965

NY04 Niagara Mohawk Power

383 Broadway

Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

NY05 Moore Oil Company

Charlton Road

Ballston Spa, NY 12020

OHOl Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company

139 E. 4th

Cincinnati, OH 45201

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: AUXSUPPLIER (Continued)

OH02 Ohio Power Company

Box 630

Canton, OH 44701

OH03 Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.

215 North Front Street

Columbus, OH 44701

OROl Pacific Power & Light Co.

300 W. Anderson Avenue

Coos Bay, OR 97420

OR02 Ashland Municipal Electric

20 E. Main

Ashland, OR 97420

PAOl Philadelphia Electric Co.

230 Market Street

Philadelphia, PA 19101

SCOl Palmetto Elec Cooperative, Inc.

Box 1218

Hilton Head, SC 29928

SC02 Piedmont Natural Gas Co., Inc.

P.O. Box 1905

Greenville, SC 29602

SC03 South Carolina Electric and Gas

P.O. Box 764

Columbus, SC 29218

TNOl Memphis Light, Gas & Water Co.

P.O. Box 430

Memphis, TN 29218

TXOl El Paso Electric Co.

P.O. Box 982

El Paso, TX 79999

TX03 Lone Star Gas

301 Harwood St.

Dallas, TX 75201

TX04 Dallas Power & Light Co.

1506 Commerce Street

Dallas, TX 75201
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: AUXSUPPLIER (Continued)

TX05 West Texas Utilities

106 S. Chadbourne

San Angelo, TX 76901

TX06 Lone Star Gas Company

P.O. Box 471

San Angelo, TX 76902

UTOl Utah Power & Light Company

1407 West North Temple St.

Salt Lake City, UT 84116

UT02 Logan Power & Light Co.

61 W. 100 N.

Logan, UT 84321

UT03 Mountain Fuel

45 E. 200 N.

Logan, UT 84321

VAOl Appalachian Power Company

523 Main Street

Lynchburg, VA 24506

WIOl Wisconsin Power & Light Co.

401 Oak Street

Baraboo, WI 53913

WI02 Northern States Power Company

P.O. Box 1147

Eau Claire, WI 54701

WI03 Wisconsin Electric

231 W. Michigan Street

Milwaukee, WI 53201

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: BPERPROB

A NONE

B BLDG. DEPT. CODE PROHIBIT SOLAR

C CODES DON'T ADDR SOLAR CAN'T ISSUE

D BLDG. DEPT. REQ. REDESIGN OF SOLAR

E WILL NOT ISSUE NON SOLAR CAUSE

F PERMIT NOT REQ. RETROFIT

G PERMIT NOT REQ.

H 100% COMPLETION REQ. TO ISSUE

I BLDG. DEPT. SHOWED INTEREST

J OTHER SEPARATE PERMITS REQ'D.

K ADDS/CHANGES TO BLDG. REQ'D.

L OBTAINED BY OTHER THAN GRANTEE

Z MORE INFO. IN FILES

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Names: CFIKPROB

A NO PROBLEM

B FIN . ORG . NEG ON SOLAR

C FIN . ORG. HAS TEGH CONCERNS

D FIN . ORG . HAS MARKET CONCERNS

E FIN . ORG. NOT MAKING CONST. LOANS

F I NCR. INT . RATE DUE TO SOLAR

G CONST . /MORTGAGE COMBINED

H HUD FINANCED

I RETROFIT INTERNAL FIN.

J APPRAISAL PROBLEMS

K LOAN LESS THAN APPR. VALUE

L COND. COMMIT. NON SOLAR

M COND. COMMIT. SOLAR CAUSED

N PENDING FHA/VA APPROV

.

0 REVOLVING CREDIT LINE

P INTERNAL FUNDING

Q RETROFIT NO FIN. REQ

.

R CONST. & PERMANENT FIN.

S GRANT AMT. INCL. IN SALES PRICE

T STATE FUNDS

U LOW INC. HSG LOAN ONLY

Z MORE INFO. IN FILES

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: CPROBBRK

A NONE

B IMPROPER HANDLING DEL. OR ON SITE

C EQUIP. TOO FRAGILE

D FAULTY MANUFACTURE

E OPERATIONAL FAILURE

F DAMAGED OR INSTALLED INCORRECTLY

G FAULTY EQUIP REPLACED

H DEFECTIVE HO S E S / D AMPE RS / F AN

S

I INST. MANUALS NOT PROVIDED

J MALFUNCTIONING CONTROLS

K ALL COLLECTORS/PANELS REPLACED

L LEAKAGE PROBLEMS

M MISC. COLLECTOR BREAKDOWNS

N STORAGE PROBLEMS

0 DAMAGED IN TRANSIT

Z MORE INFO. IN FILES

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS

Data Element Name: CPROBDEL

( Cent inu ed

)

A NONE

B TEMP. PROD. DELAY

C MAJOR PROD. DELAY CHANGE OF EQUIP.

D DEL. DELAY DUE TO WEATHER

E DEL. DELAY CAUSE UNSPECIFIED

F COMPANY OUT OF BUSINESS

G MORE LEAD TIME REQ’D ON ORDERS

K HUD /BOEING INSTR. PACKAGE DELAYED

I INCOMPLETE ORDER

J DELAYED AT CUSTOMS

K DISPUTE CONTRACTORS & MFG.

L LOCAL SUPPLIER OUT OF MATERIALS

M MISC. PARTS REORDERED

K MISC. MATERIALS UNAVAILABLE

0 ORDER REC'D W/WRONG COMPONENTS

P PLANT SHUTDOWN/STRIKE

Q REORDER/DaMAGLD PARTS REC’D

S SUPPLIER UNABLE TO SHIP PER SCHED.

T TRANSPORTATION RELATED DELaY

U MAJOR PARTS REORDERED

V FABRICATION DELAY

Z MORE INFO. IN FILES

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

D.at-i Element Name: CPROBINTF

A NONE

B MAJOR STRUCTURAL CHANGES

C MINOR STRUCTURAL CHANGES

D WEATHER

E AESTHESTIC PROBLEMS

FURTHER CONST. AFTER COMPL.

ADD'L MAT. /COMPONENTS REQD.

H IMPROPER DESIGN ROOF OR COLL.

I INSULATION RELATED

J ACQUISITION OF MATERIALS

K ADD'L DUCT WORK REQD.

L LEAKS

M MULTIPLE INTERFACE PROBLEM

N NEW DESIGN DEV. & INSTALLED

0 ROOF DESIGN CREATED PROBLEMS

P SOLaR MFG. RECOMMENDS CHANGE

Q ROOF DESIGN CREATED PROBLEMS

R SOLAR PLUMB . /WIRING RELATED

S SENORS OMITTED

T TRUSS DESIGNS ADDED

U STORAGE Tank MODS.

V SCHEDULING OF OTHER SUBCONT.

W WATERPROOFING

Y SOLAR INSTALL. PROBLEMS

Z MORE INFO. IN FILES

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: CPROBLAB

A NONE

B NO INTEREST WILL NOT WORK SOLAR

C . LACK OF SKILL

D JURISDICTIONAL DISPUTE

E POOR WORKMANSHIP

F LACKS TECH. COMPETANCE

G WEATHER RELATED

H HAD TO TRAIN CO. PERSONNEL

I INTITAL CONTR. TERMINATED

J SLOW PYMNT SLOW LAB. RESPONSE

K EXTRA SUPERVISION REQ.

L INSTALLATION COSTS OVER ESTIMATE

M MORE INSTR. FROM SOL. MFC.

N NOT AVAIL TO COMPL. WORK

0 SUBCONTR. BEHIND SCHEDULE

P LAB. PRODUCTION DEL. UNSPECFIED

Q ACQUIRING QUALIFIED LABOR

R UNSKILLED PROSPECTIVE OWNERS

S HIGH LABOR COSTS

Z MORE INFO. IN FILES
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: CPROBOTH

A NONE

B PROB . W/GEN. CONTR. & SU3C0NTR.

C RELATED TO COSTS

D SUBCONTR. WORKING OTHER JOBS

E ROOFING COORDINATION

F MISC. WEATHER RELATED

G VANDALISM/THEFT

H MODIFICATIONS AFTER COMPL

.

I OBTAINING GEN. MATERIALS

J ROCK BOX/FILL/STORAGE

K INSTRUMENTATION INSTALLATION

L CONSTRUCTION START DELAY

M INSTALL. TIME UNDERESTIMATED

N MAJOR CONSTRUCTION PROBLEMS

0 UNFAMILIAR W/ SOLAR COMPONENTS

Z MORE INFORMATION IN FILES

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Data

APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS

Element Name: EVENTS

( Cent inued)

GENE

AIRE

DM BY

DMBYl

DMBYl

1

DMBY12

DMBY2

DMBY3

DMBY4

DMBY41

DMBY42

DMBY5

DMBY6

DMBY7

DMBY7

1

DMBY72

DMBY8

DESC

FLOP

FLOPl

FL0P2

FLOPS

FL0P4

FL0P7

FL0P5

FLOFC

FLOPS

FLBO

FLBOl

FLB02

FLB03

FLB04

OPIM . OPIM6

OPIMl

OPIMll

OPIMl 11

OPIMl 12

OPIM12

OPIM13

OPIM14

OPIM 15

OPIM 16

OPIM4

OPIM2

OPIM21

OPIM22

OPIM23

OPIM24

OPIM25

GENERAL

AIR entrapment

DAMAGED

ACCIDENT

IN TRANSIT

DURING INSTALLATION

FREEZING OF LIQUID

LEAKAGE OF MOISTURE OR RAIN

LEAKAGE OF SYSTEM FLUIDS

BETWEEN COMPONENTS

FROM COMPONENTS

LIGHTNING

MAINTENANCE ACTION

SOIL EROSION

OVERFLOW PROVISIONS INADEQUATE

STORM DRAINS INADEQUATE

VANDALISM

DESIGN CHANGE

FAILED TO OPERATE

BROKEN

BURNED OUT

BURST

CLOGGED OR BLOCKED

FAULTY

INCOMPATIBLE

MALF-OTH COMPO

WORN OUT

FAILED TO OPERATE BECAUSE OF OUTA(^E

ELECTRICITY

GAS

OIL

WATER

OPERATING, BUT IMPROPERLY

CONTINUOUSLY

DEPOSITION OF

CONDENSATION PRODUCT

MOISTURE

SOLID

DUST OR DIRT ON EXTERIOR

DUST OR DIRT ON INTERIOR

GUM OR VARNISH

PRECIPITATED MATTER

SEDIMENTATION

ELEMENT INADEQUACIES

INCORRECT

ADJUSTMENT

ALIGNMENT

CAPACITY

INSTALLATION

MANUFACTURING

SURFACES

SURFACES

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: EVENTS (Continued)

OPIM26 PART OR COMPONENT

OPIM3 LEAKAGE OF AIR

OPIM5 SOLAR SHADING

OPIM51 OFF-SITE OBSTRUCTION

OPIM52 ON-SITE OBSTRUCTION

RUBN RESTRAINS USE BECAUSE OF NOISE

RUBNl FLUID MOVEMENT

RUBN2 VIBRATION

RUBN3 WATER HAMMER

RULS RESTRICTS USE OF LIVING SPACE

RULSl ENCROACHMENT

RULS2 EXCESSIVE AIR MOVEMENT

RULS3 LEAKAGE OF AIR

RULS4 ODORS

RULS5 SOLAR REFLECTION

RULS6 THERMAL RADIATION

RUOS RESTRICTS USE OF OUTDOOR SPACE

RUOSl FLUIDS ESCAPING

RUOS2 SOLAR REFLECTION

RUOS3 THERMAL RADIATION

SCHD SCHEDULING INADEQUACIES

SHPM SHPMT/PARTS & MATERIALS INCOMPLETE

MECH MECHANICAL

FLIN FILTRATION INADEQUATE

FLRA FLOW RATE

FLRAl HIGHER THAN DESIGN

FLRA2 LOWER THAN DESIGN

FLRG FLOW REGULATION INADEQUATE

FLRGl CYCLING EXCESSIVE

FLSD FLOW SEQUENCING NOT ACCORDING TO DESIGN

FLSDl DIRECTION

FLSD2 SCHEDULING

FLUN FLOW UNBALANCED

FLVE FLUID VOLUME EXCESSIVE

FLVEl BOILING PROVISIONS INADEQUATE

FLVE2 THERMAL EXPANSION PROVISIONS INADEQUaTE

FRIG FRICTION EXCESSIVE

FRICl FOREIGN MATTER

FRIC2 IMPROPER MATERIALS

FRIC3 INADEQUATE BEARING SURFACES

FRIC4 INADEQUATE CLEARANCE

FRIC5 INADEQUATE LUBRICATION

INST INSTALL DIF

INSTl HARDWARE INADEQUATE

INST2 INSTRUCTIONS INADEQUATE

INST3 BUILDING INADEQUATE

LGRU LEAKAGE RUNOFF PROVISIONS INADEQUATE

LEAK LEAKING • OPIN OVERFLOW PROVISIONS INADEQUATE

OVLD OVERLOADED

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Data

OVLDl

OVLD2

PASS

PASS 1 PASS2

PBHD

PBHDl

PBKD2

PROP

PROPl

PROP2

PRIN

PREP

SUPI

SUPIl

SUPI2

SUPI3

TMOV

TMOVl

TMOV 2

TMOV3

VHDE

VHDEl

VLDE

VLDEl

VLDE2

VIBE

VIBEl

VIBE2

VEIN

VLTL

MAIN

ACRE

ACRU

BYPA

PAMA

PAMAl

PAMA 2 MAST

MASTl

MAST 2 MAEP

MAE PI

MAEP 2

RERP

RPDR

RPDRl

RPDR 2

RNAV

RSNP

APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Element Name: EVENTS (Continued)

ELECTRICALLY

MECHANICALLY

PASSAGE SIZE

LARGER THAN DESIGN

SMALLER THAN DESIGN

PRESSURE BUILDUP HIGHER THAN DESIGN

DURING NO FLOW CONDITIONS

DURING NORMAL OPERATING CONDITIONS

PRESSURE DURING OPERATION

HIGHER THAN DESIGN

LOWER THAN DESIGN

PRESSURE REGULATION INADEQUATE

PRESSURE RELIEF INADEQUATE

SUPPORT INADEQUATE

CAUSING IMPROPER DRAINAGE

CAUSING JOINT FAILURE

LOU SPOTS OR SAGGING

THERMAL MOVEMENT

CONTRACTION EXCESSIVE

DIFFERENTIAL DISPLACEMENT EXCESSIVE

EXPANSION EXCESSIVE

VACUUM HIGHER THAN DESIGN

BECAUSE OF INADEQUATE RELIEF

VACUUM LOWER THAN DESIGN

BECAUSE OF OUTGASSING

BECAUSE OF LEAKAGE

VIBRATION EXCESSIVE

INADEQUATE/NO VIBRATION ISOLATORS

INADEQUATE /NO WATER HAMMER ARRESTORS

VOLUME INSUFFICIENT

VOLUME TOO LARGE

MAINTAINABILITY

ACCESS FOR REPAIRS INADEQUATE

ACCESS FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE INADEQUATE

BY PASSES OR SHUT-OFFS INADEQUATE

FACILITIES FOR MAINTENANCE INADEQUATE

USE OF ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT

WASTE DISPOSAL

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

INADEQUATE

NOT AVAILABLE

MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT

INADEQUATE

NOT AVAILABLE

REMOVAL AND/OR REPLACEMENT DIFFICULT

REPAIR PROCEDURES

ARE CUMBERSOME

REQUIRES UNAVAILABLE SKILLED PERSONNEL

REPLACEMENT NOT AVAILABLE

ROUTINE SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE NOT PERFORME

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: EVENTS (Continued)

TCHP TEST CHECK POINTS

TCHPl INACCESSIBLE

TCHP2 LACKING

DURA MATERIALS DURAB IL I TY / REL lAB IL IT

Y

ANTF ANTIFREEZE DETERIORATION

ATAC ATTACK BY

ATACl AIRBORNE POLLUTANT OF

ATACll HYDROGEN CHLORIDE [HCL]

ATAC12 NITROGEN OXIDES [NOX]

ATAC13 OZONE

ATAC14 SALT SPRAY

ATAC15 SULPHUR DIOXIDE

ATAC16 OTHER

ATAC2 FUNGI

ATAC3 SOIL

ATAC4 ULTRA VIOLET RADIATION

ATAC5 VERMIN

CBCB CORROSION

CBCBl DECOMPOSITION PRODUCT AND METAL

CBCB2 DISSIMILAR METALS

CBCB3 FLUID + DISSIMILAR METALS

CBCB4 FLUID AND METAL

DETR DETERIORATION

DETRl BLOATING

DETR2 BOND FAILURE

DETR3 DEPOSITION OF OUTGASSED VOLATILES

DETR4 EMBRITTLEMENT

DETR5 LOSS OF HOMOGENEITY

DETR51 PRECIPITATION

DETR52 SEGREGATION

DETR53 SHRINKAGE

DETR6 MOISTURE BUILDUP

DETR7 PH CHANGE

DETR8 PLASTIC FLOW

DETR9 SOFTENING

EROD EROSION

ERODl BY AIRBORNE PARTICULATE

EROD2 BY FLUID

EROD3 BY FOREIGN MATTER

FAIL FAILED

FAILl CREEP RUPTURE

FAIL2 EXCESSIVE DIMENSIONAL CHANGE

FAIL3 FREEZING

FAIL4 MOISTURE DEGRADATION

FAIL5 THERMAL CYCLING

FAIL6 THERMAL DEGRADATION

FAIL? THERMAL SHOCK

FAIL71 COLD FLUID ON HOT SURFACE

FAIL72 HOT FLUID ON COLD SURFACE

FAIL73 VIOLENT BOILING

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: EVENTS (Continued)

FAILS WET-DRY CYCLING

FAIL9 OUTGASSING OF VOLITALS

SRDG SERFAGE DEGRADATION

SRDGl BLISTERING

SRDG2 CRACKING

SRDG3 DISGOLORATION OR STAINING

SRDG4 PITTING

SRDG5 PEELING

Vise VISCOSITY CHANGE

SAFE SAFETY

EGEM EGRESS, EMERGENGY

EGEMl BLOCKED

EGEM2 INADEQUATE

EGEN3 LACKING

EXED EXPOSED SHARP EDGES

FIRE FIRE POTENTIAL FIRE DAMAGE

FIREl AUTO IGNITION TEMPERATURE EXGEEDED

FIRE2 ELECTRICAL ARCING AND/OR SHORT

FIRE3 FIRE STOPS INEFFECTIVE OR MISSING

FIRE4 FLASH POINT TEMPERATURE EXCEEDED

FIRE5 INADEQUATE CLEARANCE

FIRES 1 BETWEEN COMBUSTIBLES + HOT HARDWARE

FIRE52 BETWEEN FLAMMABLE FLUID AND SPARK SOUR

FIRE6 OVERHEATED EQUIPMENT

PRSL PERSONAL INJURY

PRSLl ALLERGY

PRSL2 BROKEN BONE

PRSL3 BURN

PRSL4 CUT

PRSL 5 ELECTRIC SHOCK

PRSL6 POISONED

PRSL7 SCRATCH

PRSL8 STRAIN

PRSN PERSON INJURED

PRSNl OCCUPANT

PRSN2 MAINTENANCE PERSON

PRSN3 PASSER BY

SAHD SAFETY HAZARDS [OTHER THAN FIRE]

SAHDl ACCESS, EMERGENCY

SAHDll BLOCKED

SAHD12 INADEQUATE

SAHDl 3 LACKING

SAHD2 CONTACT POSSIBLE WITH

SAHD21 HOT FLUIDS

SAHD22 HOT SURFACES

SAHD23 TOXIC SUBSTANCE

SAHD231 INHALATION

SAHD232 DRINKING

SAHD233 SKIN CONTACT

SHEM SHUTOFFS, EMERGENCY

74
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name; EVENTS (Continued)

SEEMl INACCESSIBLE

SHEM2 INCONSPICUOUS

SHEM3 LACKING

CNSL SOIL CONTAMINATION

SLRA SOLAR RADIATION CONCENTRATION

CNSW WATER SUPPLY, POTABLE, CONTAMINATION

CNSWl DIRECT CONTACT WITH TOXIC MATERIAL

CNSW2 LACK OF SEPARATION OF CIRCULATION LOOPS

CNSW3 IMPROPER DESIGN OF TOXIC FLUID DISCHARGE

CNSW4 TOXIC FLUID LEAKAGE OR OVERFLOW

MPPR MOVING PARTS INADEQUATELY PROTECTED

STRU STRUCTURAL

DEFL DEFLECTIONS WERE EXCESSIVE

DEFLl HORIZONTALLY

DEFL2 VERTICALLY

DCHG DIMENSIONAL CHANGES EXCESSIVE

DCHGl CREEP

DCHG2 DIFFERENTIAL SETTLEMENT

DCHG3 DRYING/SHRINKAGE

DCHG4 MOISTURE EXPANSION

DCHG5 THERMAL EFFECTS

FDLB FAILURE

FDLBl BENDING

FDLB2 BUCKLING

FDLB3 BULGING

FDLB4 FATIGUE

FDLB7 FLOTATION

FDLB5 FRACTURE

FDLB51 BRITTLE

FDLB52 DUCTILE

FDLB6 YIELDING

FDLB61 AXIAL

FDLB62 TRANSVERSE

LLOD LIVE LOADS

LLODl EQUIPMENT [SOLAR HARDWARE]

LLOD2 HAIL

LLOD3 ICE

LLOD4 MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT OR ACTIONS

LLOD5 PONDING OF WATER

LLOD 6 SNOW

LLOD7 VEHICLE

LLOD8 WIND

LLOD81 BUFFETING

LLOD82 HORIZONTAL

LLOD83 UPLIFT

LLOD84 VORTEX SHEDDING

LLOD9 INSTALLATION PERSONNEL

LOBY OVERLOADED

LOBYl ACCIDENTAL LOADS

LOBYll ANIMAL

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: EVENTS (Continued)

L0BY12

L0BY13

L0BY14

L0BY15

L0BY2

L0BY3

L0BY31

L0BY32

LOBY33

L0BY3A

THER

TCAP

TCAPl

TCAP2

TCIR

TCIRl

TCIR2

TCON

TCONl

TC0N2

TCLG

TERA

TERAl

TERA2

TSIR

TEAX

TEOH

TSIRl

TSIR2

TSIR3

HGIN

HWSP

FiWSP 1 HWSP 2 KUMD

HUMDl

HUMD2

OCIM

OCIMl

OCIM 2 OCIM21

OCIM 2

2

OPT?

OPTPl

OPTP 1

1

OPTP 12

OPTP2

OPTP3

OPTP4

ORAN

DEBRIS, FALLING

DEBRIS, WIND BLOWN

HUMAN

VEHICLE

DEAD LOADS

EXTREME ENVIRONMENTAL LOADS FROM

EARTHQUAKE

FLOOD

HURRICANE

TORNADO

THERMAL

CAPACITY

TOO SMALL

MISMATCHED

CIRCULATION OF AIR, INDOOR SPACE

TOO HIGH

TOO SMALL

CONDUCTION, THERMAL

TOO HIGH

TOO LOW

COOLING INADEQUATE

ENERGY EXCHANGE RATE

TOO HIGH

TOO LOW

ENERGY, SOLAR

ENERGY USE, AUXILIARY, TOO HIGH

ENERGY USE, OPERATING, TOO HIGH

CONTRIBUTION TO LOAD TOO LOW

CONVERSION EFFICIENCY TOO LOW

DISSIPATION RATE TOO LOW

HEATING INADEQUATE

HOT WATER SUPPLY IS INADEQUATE

DRAW RATE TOO HIGH

RECOVERY RATE TOO LOW

HUMIDITY, INDOOR AIR

HIGHER THAN DESIGN VALUE ' LOWER THAN DESIGN VALUE

OCCUPANT USE IMPROPER

INEFFICIENT SCHEDULING OF LOAD DEMANDS

THERMOSTAT SET POINT

TOO HIGH

TOO LOW

OPTICAL PROPERTIES INADEQUATE

ABSORPTANCE

TOO HIGH

TOO LOW

EMITTANCE TOO HIGH

REFLECTANCE, SOLAR, TOO HIGH

TRANSMITTANCE TOO LOW

ORIENTATION ANGLE

76
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: EVENTS (Continued)

ORANl TOO FAR EAST

ORAN 2 TOO FAR WEST

RSLR RADIATION, SOLAR

RSLRl EXCESSIVE

RSLR2 INADEQUATE CONTROL

RSLR3 INSUFFICIENT

RTHL RADIATION, THERMAL

RTHLl TOO HIGH

RTHL2 TOO LOW

THPG TEMPERATURE, HARDWARE OPERAT:

THPGl DURING NOCTURNAL OPERATION

THPGl 1 TOO HIGH

THPG12 TOO LOW

THPG2 DURING NO FLOW CONDITION

THPG2

1

TOO HIGH

THPG22 TOO LOW

THPG3 DURING NORMAL OPERATION

THPG31 TOO HIGH

THPG32 TOO LOW

THPG4 DURING FILL

THPG41 TOO HIGH

THPG42 TOO LOW

TAIR TEMPERATURE, OUTDOOR AIR

TAIRl HIGHER THAN DESIGN VALUE

TAIR2 LOWER THAN DESIGN VALUE

TSTP TEMPERATURE SET POINTS,

TSTPl DIFFERENTIAL

TSTPll TOO HIGH

TSTP12 TOO LOW

TSTP3 HIGHER THAN DESIGN VALUE

TSTP4 LOWER THAN DESIGN VALUE

TLTA TILT ANGLE

TLTAl TOO HIGH

TLTA2 TOO LOW

THMOSY THERMOSYPHONING

1

77
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Names liARDELEM (Continued)

TKCM

E N C L

TEST

TKCU

SMGV

VSLC

CASK

THIA

'STEL

INRT

STMD

STLQ

STRK

IITEX

CLST

STLD

ENTP

LISY

HTRS

PIAS

PUMP

LFIL

VALV

EL IN

AIRS

DUCa

BLOW

AFIL

Damp

EAIN

CONT

LSIiC

LCLS

L 3 E N

LADV

CSFL

CDTC

C S E N

CADV

ETOR

EPRG

tracking MOUNT

L N C L 0 S U R E

therlaL stop.age

TANK/GOWTN UNITS

STOR MED GONTN VL

VESSEL LIN/COaT

GASKETS/SEaLaNTS

INSULATION ASSY

STRUG ELEMENTS

INT RACKS /TROUGHS

STORAGE MEDIUM

LIQUID

ROCK

heat exchangers

COLLECTOR TO STOR

STORAGE TO LOAD

ENERGY TRANSPORT

LIQUID SYSTEMS

HEAT TRANSFER LIQ

PIPING ASSY

PUMPS

FILTERS

VALVES

INSULATION

AIR SYSTEMS

DUCT ASSY

BLOWERS

FILTERS

DAMPE RS

INSULATION

CONTROLS

L L D SUP ii 0 D E CONT J

CONTROL logic bELECTOR

SENSORS ( L S

)

actuated OEV (L S)

COL/STOR FLOW CONT u DIFF TuERMOSTaT CONT

SENSORS (T C)

ACTUATED DEV (T C)

ENERGY TRANS OPRN REoS

PRESSURE regulators

EFRG

S F S C

S P R V

STRV

SEOP

SVRV

FLOW REGULATORS

SSVS FAIL-SAFE CONT

PRES RELIEF VALVES

TEMP RELIEF VaLVES

ELEC OVERLOAD PROTEC

VACUUM RELIEF VaLVES

79
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: KARDELEM (Continued)

SCVA

SADV

SVJHA

SABV

SEEP

CMPC

TMDC

STHT

AUXE

ARHT

ITWS

ILWS

ILFR

ILKP

ILBR

ILRH

ILAC

ILWH

IPST

IPFR

IPHP

IPBR

IPRH

IPAC

IPDE

IPHW

DIST

CENA

CSND

CDUD

CMUL

CVAV

HYDR

KFAN

HIND

HRAD

ECON

EHRL

EHRC

EHES

EHDL

EHVC

PSYS

PCSA

PCPA

PINS

PABS

CHECK VALVES

AUTO DRAINDOWN VALVES

WATER HAMMER ARRES

AUTO BACKFILL VALVES

BACK FLOW PREVENTORS

COMPONENT OPRN CONTS

TRACKING MOUNT DRIVE CONTS

STOR HEATER THERMOSTAT

AUXILIARY ENERGY

INTERNAL W/STORAGE

RESISTANCE HEATER

IN LINE W/STORAGE

FURNACE

HEAT PUMP

BOILER

RESISTANCE HEATER

AIR CONDITIONER

HOT WATER HEATER

IN PARALLEL W/STOR

FURNACE

HEAT PUMP

BOILER

RESISTANCE HEATER

AIR CONDITIONER

DEHUMIDIFIER

HOT WATER HEATER

DISTRIBUTION

CENTRAL AIR TYPE

SINGLE DUCT

DOUBLE DUCT

MULTIZONE

VAR AIR VOLUME

HYDRONIC/AIR TYPE

FAN COIL

INDUCTION

RADIATION

ENERGY CONSER TYPE

HEAT RECOVERY

HEAT RECLAIM

ENERGY STORAGE

DEMAND LIMITER

VENTILATION CONT

T SYS INTG W/BLDG

COL/STOR ARRAY

COVER PLATE ASSY

COL HT INSUL ASSY

ABS/THER STOR UNIT

80
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: HARDELEM (Con t inued

)

PCON CONTROLS

PACC AIR CIR CONTROL S

PCOL COL HT INSUL AS 3Y

PAUX AUXILIARY ENERGY

PAD I INTO INTO DIST

PSEP COMP SEP CONVN SYS

PDIS DISTRIBUTION

PDUC DUCTS

PDAM DAMPERS

81
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: MKTPROL

A NONE

h MINOR REPAIRS

C i'i A J 0 Pv REPAIRS

D REPLACED MISC. PARTS

E NO MARKETING RETROFIT

F SOLAR FAILED TO MEET EXPECTATIONS

G NUMEROUS SYSTEM SHUTDOWNS

K CONTROL MALFUNCTION

1 MINOR ADJUSTMENTS

J REPLACED A MAJOR PART

K OPERATIONAL FAILURE

L HOUSE SOLD FROM MODEL

M SYSTEM INOPERATIVE AT OPEN HOUSE

N INSTALLED AUXILIARY SYSTEM

0 SOLD DURING CONST. NO MKTG

P PRE SOLD NO MKTG

Q HOUSE IS MODEL/TO BE SOLD LATER

R LACK OF INFO AVAILABLE

S HOUSE/BLDG OCCUPIED DURING RETROFIT

T PUBLIC UNFAMILIAR WITH SYSTEM

U INTEREST RATES TOO HIGH

2 MORE INFO IN FILES

82
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: MKTPUBLIC

A FAVORABLE, ENTHUSIASTIC

B FAVORABLE, BUT SKEPTICAL

C HOME NOT AESTHETICALLY PLEASING

D PRICE TOO HIGH

E DONT CARE FOR DEVEL/NEIGHD

F NONE TAKEN

G POSITIVE

H NEGATIVE

I CURIOUS

J MIXED

K SKEPTICAL

L LACKED SOLAR KNOWLEDGE

M CAUTIOUS W/ COST CONCERNS

N CONCERN WITH MAINTENANCE

0 HAD SOLAR KNOWLEDGE

P WANT PERFORMANCE ASSURANCE

Q WANT MORE INFORMATION

R LEERY OF SOLAR

S INTERESTED BUT MONEY NOT AVAILABLE

Z MORE INFO IN FILES

83
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: MTGPROB

A i\ ONE

B HUD 235 LOAN

C HUD COLLEGE HSb LOAN

D EUD LOvJ INCOME HSG

E RETROFIT

F LOU INCOME PUB. HSG.

G NO MORTGAGE CASH

H HOUSE RENTED/LEASED AT THIS TIME

I HUD SEC. 8 ELDERLY HOUSING

J SELF HELP HOUSING LOAN/HUD FINANCED

K NO mortgage USED UNIVERSITY FUNDS

L MORTGAGE OBTAINED PRIOR TO GRANT

M GRANTEE HOLDS MORTGAGE

N INT. RATS KIGH/MONEY NOT AVAIL.

Z MORE INFO. IN FILE

84
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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Name: OPERPROB

A NO PROBLEM

B WILL NOT ISSUE NON SOLAR CAUSE

C PENDING COMPL. OF CONST.

D PENDING ISSUED WHEN SOLD

F PERMIT NOT REQ . RETROFIT

G PERMIT NOT REQ.

H ADD'L BLDG. MODS REQ.

INSPECTION VERBAL APPROVAL

MORE INFO. IN FILES

85
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element Names: SYSMFGR-A, SYSMFGR-G

ACRN ACORN STRUCTURES INC

AIRC AIR COMFORT INC

ALBQ ALBUQUERQUE WESTERN

ALSN ALL SUN POWER INC

ALIB ALLEN IRA BASS

ALHE ALTERNATIVE HEAT SYS

ASFE AMERAUS SYS/FLEETWOO

AMTE AMERICAN HEL 10 THERM

ASHS AMERICAN SOLAR HEAT

ASKC AMERICAN SOLAR KING

AMS I AMERICAN SUN IND.

APOL APOLLO SOLAR SYSTEMS

ARKL ARKLA INDUSTRIES

AZTC AZTEC SOLAR CO

BDPC BDP COMPANY

BEAS BEASLEY COMPANY

BRAD BRADLEY LOREN CO

BRWN BROWN MANUFACTURING

CDVA C AND D VALVE

CJAS C J ASSOCIATES INC

CALM CALMAC MFG

CPTL CAPITAL

CARO CAROLINA SOLAR EQUIP

CASA CASAGRANDE CONST CO

CBLR CENTRAL BOILERS LTD

CHBL CHAMBERLAIN MFG

CHPN CHAMPION HOME BLDRS

COLE COLE SOLAR SYSTEMS

COLT COLT INC OF SO CAL

COLU COLUMBI CHASE SOL EN

CNSL CONSOLAR INC

CONS CONSOLIDATED WESTERN

COEN CONSUMER ENERGY CORP

CTEM CONTEMPORARY SYSTEMS

CREP CREIGHTON SOLAR CONC

CSIS CSI SOLAR SYSTEMS

DAYS DAYSTAR

EKSC E AND K SERVICE CO

ERSB EDWIN R SANDERS BLDR

ENAL ENERGY ALTERNATIVES

ENCO ENERGY CONSERV ENG

ENDY ENERGY DYNAMICS CORP

ENRG ENERGY RESEARCH GRP

ELTD ENGINEERS LTD

FASC FASCO INC

FERN FERN ENGINEERING CO

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS

Data Element Names; SYSMFGR-A, SYSMFGRFILN

FLAG

FLET

FLPR

FOXS

FRED

FRON

FUSY

GENE

GEDE

GNSO

GSUN

GNSS

GRIP

GRUM

GULF

HALS

KEFR

HLIO

HDYN

HELP

HTRM

HECL

HYPE

ILSE

ITEC

lENV

ISOL

JACK

KALW

KENN

KENW

KTAC

LARG

LENX

LOFC

MIRO

NENG

NESC

NSOL

NUTS

NENW

NORT

NRGL

NRGM

NPTD

FILON DIVISION

FLAGALA CORP

FLETCHER MYERS

FLOW PRODUCTS INC

FOX STEEL CO

FRED RICE PROD

FRONTIER DEVELOPMENT

FUTURE SYSTEMS INC

GENERAL ELECTRIC

GENERAL ENERGY DEVIC

GENERAL SOLARGENIC

GENERAL SUN

GNS SOLARWALL

GRIEP HEATING

GRUMMAN ENERGY SYS

GULF THERMAL

HALSUN SOLAR ENG

HEFRON SOLAR SYSTEMS

HELIO THERMICS

HELIODYNE

HELIOPHASE

HELIOTHERM INC

HEX CELL

HYPERION INC

ILSE ENGINEERING INC

INTERTECHNOLOGY

INTL ENVIRONMENT

INTL SOLARTHERMICS

JACKSON

KALWALL

KENNECOTT COPPER

KENWALL CORPORATION ' KTA CORP

LARGO SOLAR SYS INC

LENNOX-HONEYWELL

LIBBY OWENS FORD CO

MIROMIT

NATIONAL ENERGY CORP

NATIONAL ENERGY SYST

NATIONAL SOLAR CORP

NATURAL ENERGY CORP

NATURAL ENERGY WKSHP

NORTHRUP

NRG LTD

NRG MANUFACTURING

NTL PATENT DEVELOP

( Continued)

G ( C on t inue d

)

87
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

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

OCON OCON I NDUSTRIES INC

OLIN OLIN B RASS

OVER OVERLY MANUFACTURING

OWEN OWENS ILLINOIS

PARK PARK E NERGY

PAYN PAYNE AIR CONDITION

PI ON PIONEE R ENERGY PROD.

PIPR PIPER HYDRO INC

PLIN PLEIAD INDUSTRIES

PPGI PPG INDUSTRIES

PPIE PPG/INT ENVIR

PRSH PRACTICAL SOLAR HEAT

RMPR R M PRODUCTS

RALS RALEIGH SOLAR SYSTEM

RAYP RAYPAK

REFR REFRIGERATION RESERC

REPC RESEARCH PRODUCTS

REVE REVERE

REYN REYNOLDS

RICK RICKER MANUFACTURING

ROCK ROCKY MOUNTAIN PROD

ROMA ROM-AIRE

SAIL SCIENTIFIC- ATLANTA

SEEN SEECO BINKLEY

SMSP SEMCO SOLAR PRODUCTS

SEAL SHALLA CORP

SHEL SHELDAHL

SITE SITE BUILT

SKYT SKYTHERM

SOFA SOLAFERN LTD

SORT SOLAHART

SLAP SOLAPAK

SACC SOLAR ACCESS INC

SLCN SOLAR CENTRAL

SCOM SOLAR COMFORT INC

SDVL SOLAR DEVELOPMENT

SDEV SOLAR DEVICES

SELI SOLAR ELECTRIC INTL

SENC SOLAR ENERGY CORP

SENI SOLAR ENERGY INC

SEPR SOLAR ENERGY PROD

SERC SOLAR ENERGY RESEARCH

SEST SOLAR ENERGY STRUCT

SEEQ SOLAR ENERGY & EQUIP

SNGY SOLAR ENERGY! ICS INC

SENG SOLAR ENGINEERING

k

88
APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

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

S G T SOLaR ENTERPRISES

3 F RM SOLAR F A RM S

SLHC SOLAR KEaT CORP

3LHT SOLAR HEAT INC

3HST SOLAR HEATING SYST

SHOM SOLAR HOMES INC

S d S G SOLAR HOUSING INC

SLHY SOLAR HYDRO INC

3 INC SOLAR INC

SIOF SOLAR INU OF FLORIDA

SINN SOLAR INNOVATIONS

SLKN SOLAR KINETICS CORP

SKIN SOLAR KING

3 MFC SOLAR MANUFACTURING

SOLI SOLAR ONE

SPziS SOLAR PACKAGE STRUCT

SPST SOLAR PROD SUN TANK

SORE SOLAR RESEARCH

3LRM SOLAR ROOM CO

SSEV SOLAR SEVEN IND

SSHL SOLAR SKELTER

SSTR SOLAR STOR

SUNS SOLAR SUN

3SVA SOLAR SYST OF VA

SSSD SOLAR SYST SUNDANCE

S S E N SOLAR SYSTEM ENTERP.

SSII S OLAR SYSTEMS INT

SOTd SOLAR THERM

SOUL SOLAR UNLIMITED INC

b 0 LA SOLARA

SRAY SOLARaY

b C IIj L SOLARCELL

SGOA SOLaRCOA INC

SLIN SOLAREIN

3 G E N SOLaRGENICS

SRI3 S OLARI

S

SLNR SOLARMaSTER

SMaT SOLaRHaTIC

SROL SOLaROLL

SRON SOLARON

SOTC SOLARTEC

SOTR SOLARTRONICS INC

SAIR SOLAR-AIRS

SLR. A SOLA-RAY

SOLC SOLCAN

SRGY SOLERGY INC

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Element I.'ames: S Y SiiFc.R-ii , SYSi-iFCR-o (Continueu^

SLOP SOLOP CORP

SOLP SOLPOWER INDUSTRIES

SOLW SOLWIN INDUSTRIES

SV;ET SOUTH WEST ENER-TECh

SPEC SPECTRA ENERGY SYS

SRWI SRW INC

SSSI SS SOLa-R INC

SSFA SSP ASSOC

SSCO STANDARD SOLAR COLL

STIN STATE INDUSTRIES

STOR STORAGE ONLY

SCFT SUN CRAFT

SUDS SUN DESIGN

SNFL SUN FLOW

SHAR SUN HARVESTER CORP

SUPC SUN PAC

SUPO SUN POWER CORP

SPIN SUN POWER INDUSTRIES

SPSY SUN POWER SYSTEMS

SURE SUN RAY SOLAR £()UIP

SSYS SUN SYSTEMS INC

SNBL SUNDLAZER SOLaR FURN

SBUR SUNBURST

S N L L S U N C E L L

SEAR SUNEARTH

SPOW SUNENERGY POwER LTD

SUFO SUNFLOWER SOLAR INC

SLPO SUNLIGHT E POWER CO

SUMA SUNMASTER CORP.

SNSV SUNSAV INC

SNSR SUN SAVER

SNUT SUNSHINE UTILITY CO

SSTN SUNSTONE

SNST SUNSTREAM

SNTP SUNTAP INC

SUNW S UNWALL INC

SWAT S UNWATER

SWOR S UNWORKS

SURE SUN-HEET

TREK TECHNITREK CORP

TESO TELLURIDE SOLAR WORK

TECH THERMAL TECH

TOMS THOMASON

TRAN TRANTER

TRSI TRITEC SOLAR INDUSTR

UNCO UNION CO CORRECTIONL

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appendix c CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS

Data Element Names: SYSMFGR-A, SYSMFGR

USSC

UNSP

U S I

N

VEST

WEAT

WEST

WSDI

WHIT

WILX

WILC

WYSO

YING

ZIEN

ZORK

ZZZZ

UNITED STATES SOLAR

UNSPECIFIED

US INSTALLATIONS

VALIIONT ENERGY SYSTE

WEATHER KING

WESTERN ENERGY INC

WESTERN SOLAR DEVEL

WHITE LINE INC

WILCOX MFG & DISTR

WILSON CORPORATION

WYOMING SOLAR

YING Manufacturing

ZOMEWORKS

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APPENDIX C

CODES/VALUES FOR CERTAIN DATA ELEMENTS (Continued)

Data Eleuent Name: ZONPROB

A NO PROBLEM

B DOES NOT CONFORM SOLAR CAUSE

C DOES NOT CONFORM NON SOLAR CAUSE

D "SUN RIGHTS"

F PERMIT NOT REQ . RETROFIT

G PERMIT NOT REQ.

K ADD'L BLDG. MODS REQ.

PREVIOUSLY ZONED

MORE INFO. IN FILES

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The Solar Data Dictionary/Directory in section 2 was produced by computer programs written by Mrs. Fran Knisley of Old Dominion Systems and

modified 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)

.

2. Christopher, Patricia M. and Krzewick, Joan E., Residential Solar

Data Center Data Resources and Reports , National Bureau of

Standards Interagency Report 79-1762 (Washington, D.C.: National

Bureau of Standards, issued June 1979).

3. Christopher, Patricia M. and Charlton, Lynne, Residential Solar

Data Center Grant Reports , National Bureau of Standards Interagency

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

of Standards Interagency Report 80-214A (Washington, D.C.: National

Bureau of Standards, issued October 1980).

5. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Solar Terminology , HUD-PDR-A65 (August 1979)

.

6. Anderson, Bruce, The Solar Home Book, Cheshire Books, Harrisville,

NH 03A50, 1976.

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Performance Criteria for Solar Heating and Cooling Systems in

Residential Buildings (DRAFT) , National Bureau of Standards

Interagency Report 80-2095 (Washington, D.C.: National Bureau of

Standards, issued July 1980).

8. Christopher, Patricia M. and Houser, Audrey, Residential Solar Data

Center Data Resources and Reports , National Bureau of Standards

Interagency Report 81-1762A (Washington, D.C.: National Bureau of

Standards, issued September 1981 [anticipated]).

9. Residential Solar Data Center, "Final Computer Reports" for

Department of Housing and Urban Development, issued September 1981

(anticipated)

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Residential Solar Data Center;

Data Diet ionary/ Directory

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Patricia M. Christopher

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The Residential Solar Data Center project staff in the Center for Building

Technology, National Bureau of Standards, maintains a computerized data base

containing non-instrumented residential data from the DoE/HUD Solar Heating

and Cooling Demonstration Program. This document provides a dictionary of

data elements collected as part of the Residential Solar Program and a directory of the specific files which contain the data elements. This data

diet ionary/ directory was produced by a computer program written in ASCII

COBOL, The automated procedure is briefly described in an appendix.

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Automatic data processing; data dictionary/directory; residential buildings;

solar data; solar energy system; solar heating and cooling.

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