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Solar Decathlon Europe 2012 Rules V.3.0 September 2011 SOLAR DECATHLON EUROPE 2012 RULES V.3.0 SEPTEMBER 2011 SUMMARY OF CHANGES (VERSION 3.0) Definitions V. 3.0 Information updated. 1.1 Organization Chart V. 3.0 Information updated 2.8 Penalties V. 3.0 Details added 3.2 Team Officers and Contact Information V. 3.0 Names revised. 4.4 Footings V. 3.0 Item e removed. 4.9 Working system V. 3.0 Text revised and removed into Rule 52. 6.4 Entrance and Exit Routes V. 3.0 Text revised and item a removed. 7.2. Village grid V. 3.0 Details added to item d. 10.1 Monitoring: Introduction V. 3.0 Text revised and details added. 10.2 Sensors’ Location and Wire Routing V. 3.0 Details added to item e. 11.4 Team Uniforms V. 3.0 New item f. 12.7 Safety during the event V. 3.0 Text revised and removed into Rule 52. 12.9 Teams activities at the Villa Solar V. 3.0 Text revised in items b and c. 18.5 Contest 4: Evaluation Criteria V. 3.0 Details added. 18.6 Contest 4: Scoring V. 3.0 Text revised. 19.4 Contest 5: Concepts to be evaluated. V. 3.0 Details added. 20.5 Contest 6: Evaluation criteria V. 3.0 Sub contests reordered. 20.5 Subcontest 6.9 - Home Electronics V. 3.0 Text revised and details added. 26 Deliverable Submission Instructions V. 3.0 Details added 26.2 Electronic Submission V. 3.0 List of Abbreviations updated. 29.2 Web Site Page V. 3.0 Text revised to items 1 and 8. Details added to PV drawings note. Health & 30.2 Project Drawings Template V. 3.0 Safety Note text removed into Rule 52. 33 SDE Rules Checklist V. 3.0 Details removed to last two items. 36.2 Constructive Design V. 3.0 Details removed. 36.6 Electrical Energy Balance Simulation V. 3.0 Details added. 37.2 Appliances Report V. 3.0 Text revised and details added. 45.2 Site Operations Plan: Content & Structure V. 3.0 Details added. Health and Safety Report & Particular Conditions 46 V. 3.0 Rule name revised and text moved into Rule 52. Document 49 Construction Specifications V. 3.0 Details added. 51.2 Adopted Codes V. 3.0 Text revised. 51.3.1 Interior propagation spreading V. 3.0 Details added 51.3.3 Fire Protection Systems V. 3.0 Text revised. 51.4.1 Safety against falls V. 3.0 Text revised and details added. 51.4.2 Safety for avoiding trapping and impact risk V. 3.0 Text revised and details added. 51.4.3 Safety against the risk of inadequate lighting V. 3.0 Text revised and details removed. 51.5 Accessibility V. 3.0 Text revised. 51.6.2 Structural Safety: live loads V. 3.0 Details added. 51.7.2 Electricity System V. 3.0 Details added. Rule name revised. All H&S text removed into this 52 Health and Safety V. 3.0 rule. Text revised and details added. Appendix A.5 Official Communications V. 3.0 Lot Selection Forum added. Detailed event calendar included and details Appendix B Preliminary SDE 2012 Competition Calendar V. 3.0 added. SUMMARY OF CHANGES (VERSION 2.0) Competition Week changed to Final Phase of the V. 2.0 Competition or to Contest Week INTRODUCTION V. 2.0 Text revised. DEFINITIONS V. 2.0 New definitions added. 1.1 Organization Chart V. 2.0 Information updated. 2.5 SDE WAT – Workspace Area for Teams V. 2.0 Text revised. 3.2 Team Officers and Contact Information V. 2.0 Text revised. 3.5 Use of likeness, Content & Images V. 2.0 Details added. 4.1 Villa Solar Specification V. 2.0 Text revised and details added. 4.3 Lot Conditions V. 2.0 Text revised and details added. 4.4 Footings V. 2.0 Text revised and details added. 4.5 Construction Equipment V. 2.0 Text revised and details added. 4.6 Lighting at Competition Site V. 2.0 Text revised and details added. 4.7 Generators V. 2.0 Text revised and details added. 4.9 Working System V. 2.0 Text revised and details added. 4.10 Transport V. 2.0 Text revised and details added. 6.1 Design Approval V. 2.0 Photovoltaic Installation added. 6.3 Minimum & Maximum Measurable Area V. 2.0 Details added to the definition. 6.4 Entrance and Exit Routes V. 2.0 Details added and text revised. 7.2 Village grid V. 2.0 Text revised. 7.3 PV Technology Limitations V. 2.0 Text revised and details added. New item e. 7.4 Batteries V. 2.0 Details added to item b. 11.1 Registration V. 2.0 Text revised. 11.2 Use of the Solar Decathlon Europe Logo V. 2.0 Details added. 11.3 Teams’ Sponsors and Supporting Institutions V. 2.0 Details added. 12.4 Public Tour V. 2.0 Text revised. Details added. 14.5 Official Scoring V. 2.0 Details added and text revised in Contest 4. 15.4 Contest 1 – Concepts to be evaluated V. 2.0 Details added. 15.5 Contest 1- Evaluation Criteria V. 2.0 Text revised. Details added. 16.4 Contest 2 – Concepts to be evaluated V. 2.0 Text revised. Two more items included. 16.5 Contest 2 - Evaluation Criteria V. 2.0 Text revised. Two new items defined. 18.1 Contest 4 - Objective V. 2.0 Text revised 18.2 Contest 4 – It will be assessed on V. 2.0 Text revised. 18.3 Contest 4 – How it will be evaluated V. 2.0 Details added. Text revised. 18.4 Contest 4 – Concepts to be evaluated V. 2.0 Subcontest removed. Text revised. Subcontest removed. Text revised and details 18.5 Contest 4 – Evaluation Criteria V. 2.0 added. 18.6 Contest 4 – Scoring V. 2.0 Details added. 19.5 Contest 5 – Evaluation Criteria V. 2.0 Note: Text revised. 24.5 Contest 10 – Evaluation Criteria V. 2.0 Text revised. Details added. Information updated. Simulation Input Report 25 Preliminary Schedule of Deliverables V. 2.0 added to Deliverable #5, and SDE 2012 Official Dissemination Materials added to Deliverable #7. Teams’ Names & Abbreviations updated. 26.2 Electronic Submission V. 2.0 Deliverables Names updated. 28.2 Architectural Model V. 2.0 Details added. 28.3 Audiovisual V. 2.0 Details added. 30.1 Press Release V. 2.0 Details added and text revised. AR-051 plan name and definition modified. BA – Details added. SS-101 plan removed. 30.2 Project Drawings Template V. 2.0 SS changed to PV. PV Note – Details added. Text revised. 30.4 Workshop Documentation V. 2.0 Details added. 30.7 SDE 2012 Official Dissemination Materials V. 2.0 Details added. 33 SDE Rules Checklist V. 2.0 Details added and text revised. 35 Architecture Design Narrative V. 2.0 Introductory text moved into 35.1. 35.1 Architectural Concepts V. 2.0 Text revised. Details added. 36.3 Plumbing System Design V. 2.0 Text revised. Details added. 36.4 Electrical System Design V. 2.0 Text revised. Details added. 36.5 Photovoltaic System Design V. 2.0 Text revised. Details added. 36.6 Electrical Balance Simulation V. 2.0 Text revised. 36.7 Solar Thermal Design V. 2.0 Text revised. Details added. 36.8 Building Integrated Solar Active Systems V. 2.0 Text revised. Details added. 37.1 Technical Project Summary V. 2.0 Details added. Information removed into 37.2 37.2 Appliances Report V. 2.0 Text revised. Comprehensive Energy Analysis and Discussion 37.3 V. 2.0 Details added. Text revised. Report 38.1 Communications Plan - Introduction V. 2.0 Text revised. 38.2 Communications Project V. 2.0 Details added. 38.3 Public Tour Description V. 2.0 Text revised. Details added. 38.4 Team Visual Identity Manual V. 2.0 Text revised. Details added. 38.5 Sponsorship Manual V. 2.0 Details added. 40.2 Innovation Report – Contents index and structure V. 2.0 Text revised. Sustainability Report – Contents index and 41.2 V. 2.0 Text revised. Details added. structure 44 Cost Estimate and Project Financial Summary V. 2.0 Text revised and details added. 45 Site Operations Plan V. 2.0 Text removed into Rule 45.1 45.1 Site Operations Plan - Objective V. 2.0 Text removed into Rule 4. 45.2 Site Operations Plan - Content & Structure V. 2.0 Details added. 48 Electric and Photovoltaic Chart V. 2.0 Details added. 50 Structural Calculations V. 2.0 Details added. Text revised. 51.6.5 Structural Safety – Load bearing pressure V. 2.0 Details added. Electricity and Photovoltaic System – Grid Text revised. Details added to item 5.5 of the 51.7.1 V. 2.0 interconnection table. Electricity and Photovoltaic System – Electricity 51.7. 2 V. 2.0 Details added. System App. A.3 SDE WAT -How to edit your profile V. 2.0 Details added. App. A.5 SDE WAT – SDE WAT Main Screen V. 2.0 Information updated. Appendix B Preliminary SDE 2012 Competition Calendar V. 2.0 Details added. CONTENTS SUMMARY OF CHANGES (VERSION 3.0) ..................................................................... i SUMMARY OF CHANGES (VERSION 2.0) .................................................................... ii INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................... i SDE RULES ................................................................................................................. iii DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................................. iv SECTION 1.0 GENERAL RULES ................................................................................... 1 Rule 1 SDE Organization .................................................................................. 1 1.1. Organization Chart .................................................................................... 1 1.2. Authority .................................................................................................... 1 Rule 2 Administration ...................................................................................... 2 2.1. Precedence ................................................................................................ 2 2.2. Violations of Intent .................................................................................... 2 2.3. Effective Date ............................................................................................ 2 2.4. Official Communication ............................................................................. 2 2.5. SDE WAT – Workspace Area for Teams ....................................................
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