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SDE19-RULES V 3.1 22 06 19.Pdf solar decathlon europe SZENTENDRE 19 HUNGARY sde19 rules version 3.1 22_06_ 2019 solar decathlon europe SZENTENDRE 19 HUNGARY SDE19 Rules – version 3.1– 22_06_2019 summary of changes (v. 3.1) Table 1. Summary of Changes Date Rule Designation Page Nature of Revision 11/06/17 All V b01 Modified to reflect Szentendre, All Modification and then set the Hungary & SDE19 change tracking 11/6/2017 16/06/17 All V b03 Formatting All Restructured the Stylesheets 30/06/17 All V b04 Formatting All Continuity 02/07/17 All V b05 Cross-References, Styles, Numbering All Numbering, To Do List at the end Identified To Dos before publication 06/07/17 All V b06 All Checked Text for continuity 07/07/17 All V b07 All Formatting, inclusion of EMI Information 12/07/17 All V b08 All Input from KM & SV, Formatting, Spell Check 13/07/17 All V b09 All Order of Contest, EMI Input Rule 51, Formatting 14/07/17 All V 1.0 All Issued with the Call for Teams on 14/07/17 30/03/18 All V 2.0 All Checked, flagged, and changed, all instances of SDE WAT, SDE Organisation, SDE Building Code, SDE HS, SDE Solar Village and SDE Rules, into SDE19. All other instances with SDE can stay as SDE. Added definitions in the General Definitions Referred to the Graphic Chart & Brand Manual where applicable. 30/05/18 All V 2.0 All Checked text for continuity 30/05/18 22.5.1 V 2.0 45 Sub-Contest 5.1: Temperature changed back to the SDE12 version of this Rule. 30/05/18 30.1 V 2.0 68 Introduced the Press Kit to replace the previous requirements for the Press Release and request the implementation of a more synthetic version of the Press Release. 30/05/18 30.4 V 2.0 70 Nomenclature change. Template is now referred to as 30.5 Structure & Contents. 31/05/18 V 2.0 4 Added EEF statement to introduction of the Rules. 31/05/18 All V 2.0 All Consistency check for use of capitals of the following words: Deliverables, Project Manual, Team(s), Organisers, Rules, Competition. Checked, flagged and changed all instances of Organizers/Organization into Organisers/Organisation according to British English. 31/07/18 Appendix V 2.0 118 Incorporated Appendix B as proposed by SDE19 Organisers. 01/08/18 22.5 V 2.0 45 Update on Sub-Contests’ numbering according to table 8 23.5 51 in Rule 14.5. 24.5 57 01/08/18 26.2.4.4. V 2.0 64 Update text following adjustments made in Contents & Criteria for D#2. 01/08/18 29.2.8 V 2.0 69 Included link to SDE19 portal website. 01/08/18 30.2 V 2.0 70 Update text following adjustments made in 30.3 Contents & Criteria for D#2. Page 2 / 118 solar decathlon europe SZENTENDRE 19 HUNGARY SDE19 Rules – version 3.1– 22_06_2019 01/08/18 38.1.3 V 2.0 88 Nomenclature change. The reference of the Communication 38.2 Implementation Plan will hereto replace the term Communication Project. 06/09/18 V 2.0 5/6 Update introductory text: raised platforms are no longer allowed. 06/09/18 2.4.1 V 2.0 15 Text update for continuity. 2.4.2 7.1 24 12.11 33 06/09/18 4.12 V 2.0 21 Team’s working hours during (dis)assembly phase set from 24 hours to 16 hours per day. 06/09/18 12.11 V 2.0 34 Dates update in Table 6. 06.09/18 23.5.1 V 2.0 52 Text update: Organisation does not provide 23.5.2 water at ambient temperature. 06/09/18 23.5.6 V 2.0 55 Table 22 update: new oven calculations. 20/09/18 38.1.8 V 2.0 89 Updated specifics for Speed Peer Review. 20/09/18 All V 2.0 9 Distinction made between SDE19 Organisation and SDE19 Organisers in General Definitions. 20/09/18 25 V 2.0 63 Updated timeline for Thermal and Environmental Evaluation (TEE) data and documents for Deliverables. 20/09/18 30.8 V 2.0 77 Updated text for TEE Information Guide and Energy Efficiency Evaluation. 20/09/18 51.4.1 V 2.0 99 Updated Fire Safety requirements. 21/09/18 28.4.3 V 2.0 68 Updated Technical Requirements for Audiovisuals. 19/04/19 2.4.1 V 3.0 15 Updated SDE WAT info to remove the appendix and refer to the email address as the standard communication tool. 19/04/19 10.5 V 3.0 29 Removed Rule 10.5 19/04/19 12.11 V 3.0 34 Updated Table 6: Competition Schedule of Events 19/04/19 17.2, 30.8, All V 3.0 40, 76 Removed all references to the Thermal and Environmental Evaluation (TEE) 19/04/19 21.5.10 V 3.0 46 Clarified the framework for LCA reports 19/04/19 23.5.11 V 3.0 57 Updated specifics on water meters 19/04/19 24.5.3 V 3.0 60 Updated the Equation for Energy Calculations with batteries 19/04/19 26.2.3 V 3.0 61 Table 27 List of Teams updated 19/04/19 36.5.3.4 V 3.0 82 Meteorological File for Szentendre named 19/04/19 45.2 V 3.0 94 Updated Site Operations Report requirements 19/04/19 51.4.1 V 3.0 98 Updated Fire Safety requirements; included Category III 19/04/19 Appendix V 3.0 119 Appendix a deleted - appendix b becomes appendix a. 24/04/19 22.5.4 V 3.0 46 Deleted Sub-Contest Air Quality (VOC) - Sub-Contest Air Quality CO2 is now 15 points 25/04/19 26 V 3.0 62 Updated Deliverables schedule and contents to reflect extensions and content revisions 25/04/19 1.2 V 3.0 13 Updated SDE19 Organisational Chart 25/04/19 1.2 V 3.0 13 Added mention re. SDE19 Organisers’ functions and roles 01/06/19 All V 3.1 All Text and formatting update for continuity Page 3 / 118 solar decathlon europe SZENTENDRE 19 HUNGARY SDE19 Rules – version 3.1– 22_06_2019 01/06/19 51.5.1.5 V 3.1 98 Updated Rule: the riser will be 150 mm maximum 01/06/19 26.2.3 V 3.1 61 Table 27 List of Teams updated 07/06/19 12.11 V 3.1 34 Updated dates for the Passive Evaluation Period 22/06/19 All V 3.1 All Consistency check of all ‘Sub-Contest’ instances Page 4 / 118 solar decathlon europe SZENTENDRE 19 HUNGARY SDE19 Rules – version 3.1– 22_06_2019 contents contents 5 introduction 6 sde19 rules 8 definitions 9 section 1.0_ general rules 14 Rule 1 _ SDE19 Organisation 14 Rule 2 _ Administration 16 Rule 3 _ Participation 18 Rule 4 _ SDE19 Solar Village 20 Rule 5 _ Solar Envelope 22 Rule 6 _ Project Extents 23 Rule 7 _ Energy 25 Rule 8 _ Liquids 27 Rule 9 _ Vegetation Placement 28 Rule 10 _ Monitoring 28 Rule 11 _ The Event 29 Rule 12 _ Contest Period 32 section 2.0 contests 35 Rule 13 _ General Contest Information 35 Rule 14 _ General Competition Criteria 35 Rule 15 _ Contest 1: Architecture 37 Rule 16 _ Contest 2: Engineering & Construction 38 Rule 17 _ Contest 3: Energy Efficiency 39 Rule 18 _ Contest 4: Communication & Social Awareness 40 Rule 19 _ Contest 5: Neighbourhood Integration & Impact 41 Rule 20 _ Contest 6: Innovation & Viability 42 Rule 21 _ Contest 7: Circularity & Sustainability 44 Rule 22 _ Contest 8: Comfort Conditions 45 Rule 23 _ Contest 9: House Functioning 49 Rule 24 _ Contest 10: Energy Balance 56 section 3.0 Deliverables 60 Rule 25 _ Schedule of Deliverables 60 Rule 26 _ Deliverable Submission Instructions 61 Rule 27 _ Deliverable Phases 64 Rule 28 _ Shipped Deliverable Material 66 Rule 29 _ Team Website 67 Rule 30 _ Electronic Deliverable Documents 68 Rule 31 _ Summary of Changes 75 Rule 32 _ Table of Contents 75 Rule 33 _ Rules Checklist 75 Rule 34 _ Contests Support Documents 77 Rule 35 _ Architecture Design Narrative 77 Rule 36 _ Engineering & Construction Design Narrative 78 Rule 37 _ Energy Efficiency Design Narrative 80 Rule 38 _ Communications Plan 82 Rule 39 _ Neighbourhood Integration & Impact Report 85 Rule 40 _ Innovation & Viability Report 86 Rule 41 _ Circularity and Sustainability Report 87 Rule 42 _ Dinner Party Menu 89 Rule 43 _ Contest Week Tasks’ Planning 89 Rule 44 _ Cost Estimate and Project Financial Summary 89 Rule 45 _ Site Operations Plan 90 Rule 46 _ Health & Safety Report and Documents 92 Rule 47 _ Detailed Water Budget 92 Rule 48 _ Electrical and PV Design Systems Information 92 Rule 49 _ Project Specifications 92 Rule 50 _ Structural Calculations 93 section 4.0: sde building code 94 Rule 51 _ Building Code Application 94 Rule 52 _ Health and Safety 104 index 115 appendix a: value-added renovation of an existing building 116 open items needing clarification 117 Page 5 / 118 solar decathlon europe SZENTENDRE 19 HUNGARY SDE19 Rules – version 3.1– 22_06_2019 introduction Solar Decathlon The Solar Decathlon is an international competition created by the U.S. Department of Energy in which universities from all over the world meet to design, build and operate a grid-connected, energetically self-sufficient house using solar energy as the primary renewable energy source, equipped with the technologies that permit maximum energy efficiency.
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