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Solar Decathlon Latin America & Caribbean 2015 DRAFT RULES V.3

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Solar Decathlon Latin America & Caribbean 2015

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DRAFT RULES V.3

CONTENTS

CONTENTS .................................................................................................................................................... 1

SUMMARY OF UPDATES (VERSION 2.0) ........................................................................................................... 5

SOLAR DECATHLON - INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 6

SOLAR DECATHLON LATIN AMERICA & CARIBBEAN 2015.............................................................................. 6

Social Housing ............................................................................................................................................ 7

Urban Density ............................................................................................................................................ 7

Rational use of environmental resources.......................................................................................................... 7

Regional Relevance ..................................................................................................................................... 8

GENERAL DEFINITIONS .............................................................................................................................. 8

ORGANIZATION ROLES ............................................................................................................................. 10

TEAM MEMBERS ...................................................................................................................................... 12

SD LAC2015 RULES ................................................................................................................................. 14

SECTION 1. GENERAL RULES ........................................................................................................................ 14

AUTHORITY AND DEFINITIONS .................................................................................................................. 14

1.1. Competition Project Manager ....................................................................................................... 14 1.2. Competition Manager ................................................................................................................. 14 1.3. Rules Officials ........................................................................................................................... 15 1.4. Competition Calendar ................................................................................................................. 15 Table 1. Detailed Competition Calendar - Assemble period ........................................................................... 16 Table 2. Detailed Competition Calendar Contest weeks ............................................................................. 17 1.5. Staff ........................................................................................................................................ 20

ADMINISTRATION .................................................................................................................................... 20

1.6. Precedence............................................................................................................................... 20 1.7. Violations of Intent ..................................................................................................................... 20 1.8. Effective Date ........................................................................................................................... 20 1.9. Official Communication .............................................................................................................. 20 1.10. Decisions on the Rules ........................................................................................................... 21 1.11. Self Reporting ....................................................................................................................... 21 1.12. Penalties .............................................................................................................................. 22 1.13. Protests ............................................................................................................................... 22

PARTICIPATION ....................................................................................................................................... 23

1.14. Entry ................................................................................................................................... 23 1.15. Team Officers and Contact Information...................................................................................... 23 1.16. Safety .................................................................................................................................. 24 1.17. Conduct ............................................................................................................................... 24 1.18. Use of Likeness, Content, and Images ....................................................................................... 24 1.19. Withdrawals ......................................................................................................................... 25

SOLAR VILLAGE ....................................................................................................................................... 25

1.20. Solar Village Specifications ...................................................................................................... 25


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1.21. Civil Liability ......................................................................................................................... 25 1.22. Lot Conditions and Assignment ................................................................................................ 25 1.23. Footings ............................................................................................................................... 25 1.24. Respect of assembly plan........................................................................................................ 26 1.25. Assembly period video recording .............................................................................................. 26 1.26. Construction Equipment ......................................................................................................... 26 1.27. Electrical Construction Power and Lighting at Competition Site ..................................................... 27 1.28. Spill and Waste Products ........................................................................................................ 27 1.29. Transportation ....................................................................................................................... 27

THE SOLAR ENVELOPE AND COMMUNITY MASTER PLAN ............................................................................ 28

1.30. Community Master Plan Requirements / Urban Master Plan ......................................................... 28 1.30.1. Global, Regional and Metropolitan Analysis: must be submitted in one (1) PDF file. ..................... 28 1.30.2. Urban Proposal: must be submitted in one (1) PDF file. ........................................................... 28 1.30.3. Site Plan Proposal: must be submitted in one (1) PDF file. ....................................................... 29 1.30.4. Material selection and performance in urban proposal.............................................................. 30 1.31. Solar Envelope Dimensions ..................................................................................................... 30

THE PROJECT .......................................................................................................................................... 31

1.32. Design Approval .................................................................................................................... 31 1.33. Maximum Architectural Footprint ............................................................................................. 32 1.34. Minimum & Maximum Measurable Area .................................................................................... 32 1.35. Entrance and Exit Routes ........................................................................................................ 32 1.36. Projects minimum requirements ............................................................................................. 33 1.37. Competition Prototype Alternates ............................................................................................. 33 1.38. Building Code ....................................................................................................................... 33

ENERGY MANAGEMENT............................................................................................................................ 34

1.39. Energy Sources ..................................................................................................................... 34 1.40. Village Grid ........................................................................................................................... 34 1.41. PV Technology Limitations ...................................................................................................... 34 1.42. Batteries .............................................................................................................................. 35 1.43. Connection of the houses to the Solar Village grid ....................................................................... 35 1.44. Thermal Energy Storage .......................................................................................................... 35 1.45. Desiccant Systems ................................................................................................................. 35 1.46. Humidification Systems .......................................................................................................... 36 1.47. Heat Sink ............................................................................................................................. 36

LIQUIDS MANAGMENT ............................................................................................................................. 36

1.48. Containers Locations .............................................................................................................. 36 1.49. Water Delivery ...................................................................................................................... 36 1.50. Water Removal ..................................................................................................................... 36 1.51. Water Use ............................................................................................................................ 37 1.52. Team Provided Liquids ........................................................................................................... 37 1.53. Grey Water Reuse .................................................................................................................. 37 1.54. Rainwater Collection .............................................................................................................. 37 1.55. Thermal Mass ....................................................................................................................... 38 1.56. Grey Water Heat Recovery ...................................................................................................... 38 1.57. Vegetation ............................................................................................................................ 38

MONITORING........................................................................................................................................... 38

1.58. Monitoring Generalities ........................................................................................................... 38 1.58.1. Electrical: ......................................................................................................................... 38 1.58.2. Instrumentation: ................................................................................................................ 38 Table 3. Monitoring Types ...................................................................................................................... 39 1.59. SD LAC2015 Sensors Location and Wire Routing ...................................................................... 39

THE EVENT ............................................................................................................................................. 40

1.60. Registration .......................................................................................................................... 40 1.61. Use of the Solar Decathlon Latin America & Caribbean 2015 in Colombia Logo ............................... 40 1.62. Teams Sponsors and Supporting Institutions ............................................................................. 40 1.63. Team Uniforms ..................................................................................................................... 41 1.64. Logistics............................................................................................................................... 41 1.65. Inspections ........................................................................................................................... 42


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CONTEST WEEK ....................................................................................................................................... 42

1.66. House Occupancy .................................................................................................................. 42 1.67. House Operators .................................................................................................................... 42 1.68. Late Design Changes .............................................................................................................. 43 1.69. Public Tour ........................................................................................................................... 43 1.70. Houses use during event ........................................................................................................ 44 1.71. House Configuration for Jury Tours ........................................................................................... 44 1.72. Teams Activities at the Solar Village ......................................................................................... 44

SECTION 2. CONTESTS ................................................................................................................................. 45

GENERAL COMPETITION CRITERIA ............................................................................................................ 45

2.1. Jury Evaluation ......................................................................................................................... 45 Table 4. Juries time commitments for documents review and visits to the houses per Team ............................. 46 Table 5. Solar Decathlon Latin America and Caribbean 2015: Points distribution ............................................ 47 2.2. Task Completion Scoring ............................................................................................................ 48 2.3. Monitored performance Scoring.................................................................................................... 48 2.4. Official Scoring .......................................................................................................................... 48 2.4.1. Awards ................................................................................................................................ 48

CONTEST RULES ...................................................................................................................................... 48

2.5. Contest 1: ................................................................................................................................ 48 Architecture.............................................................................................................................................. 48

2.6. Contest 2: ................................................................................................................................ 49 Engineering and Construction ...................................................................................................................... 49

2.7. Contest 3: ................................................................................................................................ 51 Energy Efficiency ....................................................................................................................................... 51

2.8. Contest 4: ................................................................................................................................ 52 Electrical Energy Balance ........................................................................................................................... 52

2.9. Contest 5: ................................................................................................................................ 54 Comfort Conditions .................................................................................................................................... 54

2.10. Contest 6: ............................................................................................................................ 56 House Functioning .................................................................................................................................... 56

2.11. Contest 7: ............................................................................................................................ 63 Communication, Marketing and Social Awareness .......................................................................................... 63

2.12. Contest 8: ............................................................................................................................ 64 Urban Design and Affordability .................................................................................................................... 64

2.13. Contest 9: ............................................................................................................................ 66 Innovation 66

2.14. Contest 10: .......................................................................................................................... 67 Sustainability ............................................................................................................................................ 67

SECTION 3. DELIVERABLES........................................................................................................................... 68

DELIVERABLES PHASES ........................................................................................................................ 68 3.1. Preliminary Schedule of Deliverables ............................................................................................ 69 Table 6. Preliminary Schedule of Deliverables ............................................................................................ 69 3.2. Dissemination Materials ............................................................................................................. 70 3.3. Schematic Design Documentation ................................................................................................ 70 3.4. Design Development Phase ......................................................................................................... 70 3.5. Construction Documentation Phase .............................................................................................. 70 3.6. As Built Documentation .............................................................................................................. 71

DELIVERABLE SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................... 71

3.7. General Submission Requirements ............................................................................................... 71 Table 7. Late submission penalty ............................................................................................................. 72 3.8. Shipped Submission .................................................................................................................. 73 3.9. Electronic Submission ................................................................................................................ 73 3.9.1. Computer Generated File Requirements..................................................................................... 73 3.9.2. Multimedia File Requirements: photos and videos ....................................................................... 74 3.9.3. File Naming Instructions ......................................................................................................... 74 Table 8: List of Team Abbreviations ......................................................................................................... 75 Table 9: List of Deliverable Abbreviation ................................................................................................... 75


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3.10. Documents Formatting Requirements ....................................................................................... 77 3.11. Reviewing and Evaluation Criteria ............................................................................................ 77

SHIPPED DELIVERABLE MATERIAL ............................................................................................................ 78

3.12. Architectural Model ................................................................................................................ 78 3.13. Urban Master Plan Model ....................................................................................................... 78

ELECTRONIC DELIVERABLE DOCUMENTS ................................................................................................... 79

3.14. Team Web Page .................................................................................................................... 80 3.14.1. Encoding and compatibility ................................................................................................. 81 3.14.2. Sponsorship ...................................................................................................................... 81 3.15. Press Release ....................................................................................................................... 81 3.15.1. Press Release No. 1: .......................................................................................................... 82 3.15.2. Press Release No. 2: .......................................................................................................... 82 3.15.3. Press Release No. 3: .......................................................................................................... 82 3.15.4. Press Release No. 4: .......................................................................................................... 82 3.16. Audiovisual ........................................................................................................................... 82 3.16.1. General Conditions: ............................................................................................................ 83 3.16.2. Technical Requirements:..................................................................................................... 83 3.16.3. Audiovisual No. 1: Teams Excitement Video: ........................................................................ 83 3.16.4. Audiovisual No. 2: ............................................................................................................. 83 3.16.5. Audiovisual No. 3: ............................................................................................................. 83 3.16.6. Audiovisual No. 4: Presentation (Final): ................................................................................ 83 3.17. Project Drawings ................................................................................................................... 84 3.18. Public Exhibit Materials .......................................................................................................... 88 3.19. Jury Reports ......................................................................................................................... 88 3.20. Final Report .......................................................................................................................... 89 3.21. Project Manual ...................................................................................................................... 89 3.22. Summary of Changes ............................................................................................................. 89 3.23. Table of Contents .................................................................................................................. 90 3.24. SD LAC2015 Rules Checklist .................................................................................................. 90 Table 10. SD LAC2015 Rules Checklist .................................................................................................... 90

CONTEST SUPPORT DOCUMENTS.............................................................................................................. 92

3.25. Architecture Design Narrative .................................................................................................. 92 3.26. Engineering and Construction Design Narrative ........................................................................... 92 Table 11. Photovoltaic System Design Summary ........................................................................................ 95 3.27. Energy Efficiency Design Narrative............................................................................................ 96 3.27.1. Appliances Report.............................................................................................................. 97 3.27.2. Comprehensive Energy Analysis and Discussion Report ............................................................ 97 3.28. Communications Plan ............................................................................................................ 98 3.28.1. Communications Project ..................................................................................................... 98 3.28.2. Public Tour Description .................................................................................................... 100 3.28.3. Team Visual Identity Manual ............................................................................................. 100 3.28.4. Sponsorship Manual......................................................................................................... 101 3.29. Urban Design and Affordability Narrative ................................................................................. 101 3.29.1. Market viability of the product ........................................................................................... 101 3.29.2. Collective housing building characteristics ........................................................................... 102 3.29.3. Affordability Demonstration ............................................................................................... 102 3.30. Innovation Narrative ............................................................................................................. 102 3.31. Sustainability Narrative ......................................................................................................... 103 3.32. Contest Week Tasks Planning ................................................................................................ 104 3.33. Cost Estimate and Project Financial Summary .......................................................................... 104 3.34. Site Operations Plan............................................................................................................. 106 3.35. Health & Safety Report ......................................................................................................... 106 3.36. Detailed Water Budget ......................................................................................................... 107 3.37. Electric and Photovoltaic Chart .............................................................................................. 107 3.38. Building Information Model (BIM) .......................................................................................... 107 3.39. Structural Calculations.......................................................................................................... 108

SPECIAL CREDITS .................................................................................................................................. 109


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SUMMARY OF UPDATES (VERSION 2.0)

Social Housing Density Organization Roles 1.19. Official Communication 1.23. Footings 1.24. Respect of assembly plan 1.28. Lighting at Competition Site 1.27. Electrical Construction Power 1.29. Spill and Waste Products 1.31. Solar Envelope Dimensions 1.32. Design approval 1.30. Community Master Plan Requirements / Urban Master Plan 1.34. Minimum & Maximum Measurable Area 1.37. Competition Prototype Alternates 1.38. Building Code 1.43. Connection of the houses to the Solar Village grid 1.49. Water delivery 1.50. Water Removal 1.51. Water use (Included) 1.53. Water reuse 1.54. Evaporation (Removed) 1.57. Vegetation 1.63. Team Uniform 1.69. Public Tour 1.70. Houses use during event 1.72. Teams Activities at the Solar Village 2.1. Jury Evaluation 2.5. Contest 1: Architecture 2.6. Contest 2: Engineering and Construction 2.7. Contest 3: Energy Efficiency 2.8. Contest 4: Electrical Energy Balance 2.9. Contest 5: Comfort Conditions 2.10. Contest 6: House Functioning 2.11. Contest 7: Communication, Marketing and Social Awareness 2.12. Contest 8: Urban Design and Affordability 2.13. Contest 9: Innovation 2.14. Contest 10: Sustainability 3. Deliverables Phases 3.1. Preliminary Schedule of Deliverables 3.7. General Submission Requirements 3.8. Shipped Submission 3.9.1. Computer Generated File Requirements 3.13. Urban Master Plan Model 3.14. Team web page Dissemination materials (Included) 3.15. Press Release 3.18. Public Exhibit Materials 3.28. Communication plan


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SOLAR DECATHLON - INTRODUCTION

The Solar Decathlon is an international competition created by the U.S. Department of Energy in which universities from all over the world work to design, build and operate a grid-connected, an energetically self-sufficient house, that uses solar energy as the only energy source and that is equipped with all of the technologies that enable maximum energy efficiency.

During the final phase of the competition university teams assemble their houses at a central location and then open each competition prototype house to the general public, while undergoing the ten contests of the competition. Together, the ten contests described in these rules make up the Solar Decathlon and the team with the most points earned at the end of the contest week wins.

SOLAR DECATHLON LATIN AMERICA & CARIBBEAN 2015

The Government of Colombia through the Ministry of Mines and Energy MME, the National Planning Department DNP, the Government of Santiago de Cali and the Department of Energy of the United States Government - DOE, signed in May 2014 a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to organize the first version of the Solar Decathlon Latin America & Caribbean (SD LAC), which will take place in December of 2015 in Santiago de Cali, Colombia.

The Government of Santiago de Cali has delegated the management of Solar Decathlon Latin America & Caribbean 2015 (SD LAC2015) to EMCALI, - the local Public Energy, Water and Communications Enterprise of Cali; and through a local agreement the FDI-GIP Foundation will be the contests operations managing organization.

The 2015 edition of this competition, organized by Colombia, will take place at the Universidad del Valle in the city of Santiago de Cali.

The SD LAC2015 organizations goal is to contribute to the knowledge and dissemination of solar and sustainable industrialized housing, and therefore has the following basic objectives:

To raise participating students awareness of the benefits and opportunities offered by the use of renewable energies and sustainable construction, challenging them to think creatively and to develop innovative solutions that contribute to energy savings.

To encourage professionals of the construction industry to utilize materials and systems that reduce the environmental impact of building over its entire lifetime, optimize its economic viability and provide for the comfort and safety of its occupants.

To educate the general public about responsible energy use, renewable energy, energy efficiency, and the associated technologies available to help them reduce their energy consumption.

To emphasize the correct order of intervention: first reducing the building energy consumption and increasing its energy efficiency and afterwards integrating solar active systems and other renewable technologies. Systems selected should be cost-effective and environmentally appropriate.

To encourage the use of solar technologies. To promote architecturally attractive building-integrated solar system solutions, working on using the solar

technologies to replace conventional construction materials in the building envelope such as the roof, skylights or facades.

To demonstrate that high performance solar homes can be comfortable, attractive, and affordable.

These Rules have been developed and adapted from the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon Rules and the Solar Decathlon Europe Rules to meet the unique objectives and principles of the Solar Decathlon Latin America & Caribbean Organization. With this new edition to be held in 2015 in Colombia, these Rules have been developed to refine the requirements to be met by competing projects. The Rules are intended to encourage


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competition prototype houses that meet a triple challenge: energy, environment, and society. Therefore, the evaluation of proposed projects, via the 10 contests of the Decathlon, are intended to address disparate issues related to houses of the future. The Solar Decathlon Latin America & Caribbean 2015 Rules will focus on encouraging designs that address the following four principles, as expressed in the RFP:

Social Housing

Social inequality is one of the most pressing issues in Latin America and the Caribbean. Half of the top 20 Gini indices cover the LAC region (Gini index measures the degree of inequality in the distribution of family income in a country). Colombia, with a Gini index of 55.9, is the second most unequal country among those for which data from the current decade is available1. Given these circumstances, the SD LAC2015 Organization deems it crucial to ensure that the Solar Decathlon Latin America & Caribbean - SD LAC2015 does not become a design contest for high-cost commodities that would be available only to the privileged minority. On the contrary, it should strive to prove that sustainable housing based on alternative energy sources can be accessible to the population at large, prioritizing dense urban areas where most of the population is living. To suit this, projects should be designed to meet the needs of households of 5 members (minimum 3 adults + 2 children); 60-80m2; with a direct cost of construction for housing units for less than USD 50,000 and specifically targeting social housing. During the competition, teams must submit a valid justification that explains the affordability of the urban project in response to an industrial market solution. Take into account that SD LAC2015s main challenge is to achieve a proposal in which the direct cost of the dwelling construction is less than USD 50,000. This will be evaluated by the Urban Design and Affordability contest.

Urban Density

Nowadays, most of the population lives in cities where building areas are increasingly scarce and expensive. Moreover, denser housing solutions can help minimize the environmental impact. Consequently, the SD LAC2015 Rules will favor projects that optimize the architectural and urban footprint. Thus, the proposal submitted to Solar Decathlon Latin America & Caribbean 2015, shall optimize the urban footprint by achieving a conceptual density between 120 200 dwelling units or more per gross hectare through collective social housing; with buildings of up to 8 floors high and fulfilling high standards of accessibility. An urban master plan that clearly demonstrates the distribution of blocks, public areas and urban facilities is expected. The challenge is to achieve the highest density. Proposals containing a number of housing units above the target are allowed.

Teams should develop an urban master plan keeping the minimum density of 120 dwellings per gross hectare or increase the density in order to fulfill the rules and the principles of the competition. This will be evaluated by the Urban Design and Affordability contest.

Rational use of environmental resources

The vast majority of the Latin American population lives in the tropics, enjoying high solar radiation all year long and exceptional availability of water sources (e.g. relatively high precipitation rates with frequent occurrences all year round - see climatic data in the additional information URL: http://www.solardecahlon20515.com.co). The SD LAC2015 competition should encourage design strategies that support an environmental balance that guarantees the permanent availability of these resources. Given these privileged conditions, efficient designs coupled with strategies that promote responsible consumption

1 Gini index: https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2172rank.html


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should allow the SD LAC2015 competition to achieve greater levels of sustainability in energy, water supply and waste management, and increase the awareness of existing sustainable solutions.

Regional Relevance

The SD LAC2015 embraces the goal of developing and promoting ideas, capacities and technologies that can be implemented for the benefit of the inhabitants of the LAC region. That is why, although projects designed in the context of origin are welcomed, the competition should prefer designs appropriate to the cultural, economic and climatic conditions of the Tropical area. This is not just a matter of developing a prototype that performs successfully at the competition site; in addition, the full-scale project design should be shown to be able to answer to the necessities of people in the LAC area, including but not limited to the three above-mentioned principles of Social Housing, Density, and Rational Use of Environmental Resources.

Summary

The Solar Decathlon is also a public event designed to increase awareness about energy for residential use. The competition attempts to demonstrate that a well-designed house can generate enough electricity to meet the needs of a household, including electricity for lighting, cooking, washing clothes and dishes, powering home and home-office electronics, maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature and air quality. The SD LAC2015s objectives are designed to lead the commitment to environmental sustainability in the energy sector adopted by the Colombian Government through Law 1715/2014, concerned with rational and efficient use of energy and of non-conventional energy resources.

The SD LAC2015 is expected to bring prestige and raise the visibility of the selected participating universities as they are part of the small group of top institutions that will compete in the worlds most important Solar House Event.

Solar Decathlon Latin America & Caribbean 2015 will offer students a unique opportunity to learn and apply knowledge through a practical case study. Students working on the project will be challenged to use their innovation capacity, and their ability to design and build an energetically self-sufficient solar house. The projects are developed by multidisciplinary teams, giving the students the opportunity to learn not only about technical issues but also about teamwork, communication skills, a sustainable lifestyle and socio-economic issues in order to ensure the viability of their project.

GENERAL DEFINITIONS

Assembly Period of time in which the prototype is built on-site before the beginning of the contests.

Communication materials All printed or electronic publications designed to convey information to the public supporting the Competitions goals.

Competition All aspects of the SD LAC2015 related to the 10 contests and the scoring of those contests.

Competition Prototype House The complete assembly of physical components installed on the Solar Village within a teams solar envelope, in compliance with the SD LAC2015 rules.

Contest The SD LAC2015 competition consists of 10 individually scored contests, which may contain one or more sub-


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contests.

Contest week The period of days, on-site, when some or all contests are active.

Community Master Plan / Urban Master Plan The presented master-plan community within a 1 to 4 hectare site, in compliance with the SD LAC2015 Rules.

Decision The Rules Officials interpretation or clarification of a rule.

Deliverables Documentation and other materials requested by the SD LAC2015 Organization to the teams along the projects development, in order to verify compliance with the Competition Rules.

Disassembly The period of time between the conclusion of public tours and the completion of the Solar Village cleanup.

Electric and Photovoltaic Chart Interconnection Application A form submitted by the teams electrical engineer to the Site Operations Manager, which provides the technical details needed to determine the suitability of the teams electrical and photovoltaic systems for interconnection to the village grid.

Event All the activities that take place in the Solar Village including, but not limited to registration, assembly, inspections, contests, special events, public exhibits, and disassembly.

Event Sponsor An entity selected by the SD LAC2015 Organization to support the project and help ensuring its success.

Final phase of the SD LAC2015 Competition The period of days including assembly, disassembly and contest week periods.

Grid-Tie Assembly The period of time during assembly after the house has been connected to the village grid.

Inspection Each of the inspections performed to all the Competing Houses in the Solar Village to verify compliance with the SD LAC2015 Rules.

Inspections Card Official card indicating the Teams inspections status.

Jury The group of individuals selected by the organizers to make evaluations on a specific aspect of each teams project according to the contest.

Project All activities related to the SD LAC2015 from the initial meetings through to the conclusion of the event.

Protest Resolution Committee The group of individuals selected by the organizers to resolve team protests during the competition.

Public exhibit Areas of the competition site open to the public during designated hours. Rule


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A principle or regulation governing conduct, action, procedure, arrangement, etc., for the duration of the project.

Scored period Any period of time during which a particular measured contest is in progress.

Scoring Server Digital application that collects data from the central data logger server, includes forms for manually entering jury and task-based sub contest results, and calculates composite scores.

SD LAC2015 workspace Solar Decathlon Latin America and Caribbean 2015 workspace for Teams, powered by Google groups, is the official communication tool of the competition.

Solar Decathlon Building Code A set of designs and construction standards set forth and enforced by the SD LAC2015 Building Official for the protection of public health and safety during the event. See Rule 1.38.

Solar Village Competition Site, where the teams houses are assembled along with the common areas needed for the Competition development.

Stand-Alone Assembly The period of time during assembly before the house has been interconnected to the village grid.

Sub contest An individually scored element within a contest.

(Juried) Sub Contest A sub contest based on Jurors assessment.

(Measured) Sub Contest A sub contest based on task completion or measured performance.

Village Grid Bi-directional, AC electrical network system installed on the competition site which will measure constantly and individually the contribution and consumption in electrical energy of each house.

ORGANIZATION ROLES

Director

Responsible for the direction of the event, government relations, public speeches, conflict resolution.

Competition Project Manager

Coordinates all staff on project, manages budget, assigns tasks, updates Director, has the final decision-making

authority in all aspects of the project.

Competition Manager

Responsible for enforcing the Rules and stating its content, conducting a fair and compelling competition,

assigning penalties and scores. Primary liaison with students.

Assistant Competition Manager

Supports competition manager with drawings reviews, Rules rulings, team communications, as needed.


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Rules Inspectors

Inspects prototype houses on-site for compliance with rules such as size, solar envelope, sponsor recognition,

size of refrigerator, etc.

Building Code Official

Responsible and assists with on-site inspections of team houses (foundations, structure, HVAC, plumbing, etc.)

Health and Safety Coordination

Evaluating the teams Health and Safety Plans and supervising the houses assembly and disassembly works at

the Solar Village.

Observer Coordinator

Manages all observers (approx. 2 for all houses) for on-site witnessing of competition tasks.

Observers

Witness of team performance (approx. 2 for each houses) for task completion contests (like hot water draws,

cooking tasks, etc.)

Jury Coordinator

Responsible for jurors, coordination of document reviews, on-site accommodations (hotel, dinner, meeting

space, etc.), deliberations, etc.

Jury Leader per contest

Assigned to each jury, help manage review of documents, on-schedule visits of hosues, deliberations, delivery

of scores to the competition manager.

Communication Manager

Responsible for the projects public outreach, communication activities and special events.

Event and Logistics site operator

Responsible for the organization of the SD LAC2015 Competition in Colombia.

Health and Safety Coordinator

Responsible for evaluating the teams Health and Safety Plans and supervising the houses assembly and

disassembly works at the Solar Village.

Site Operation Manager

Responsible for planning, execution, development and control of all the activities related to the assembly,

functioning and disassembly of the Solar Village.

Building Inspector

Responsible for carrying-out the houses inspection and filling out the corresponding Inspection Card, according

to the SD LAC2015 Building Code.

Monitoring & Instrumentation Coordinator

Responsible for the management of instrumentation systems and the scoring server of the Competition.

Logistic Operator Manager

Responsible for the management of different preproduction logistic of competition.


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TEAM MEMBERS

Communications Coordinator

A team member responsible for the teams communications for the media and developing of all communications

materials, as well as for updating the information concerning the Communications activities through the SD

LAC2015 workspace. He must works in conjunction with the SD LAC2015s Communication Coordinator to

join the teams interactions with the media.

Construction Manager

This is a decathlete responsible for the planning and execution of construction, transport, assembly, and

disassembly of the house.

Contest Captain

A decathlete responsible for the teams primary strategy and coordinator of all measured Contest Tasks; is also

responsible for demonstrating the compliance of appliances with the Rules.

Decathlete

A decathlete is an enrolled student undergraduate or post-graduate -, at a participating school or who has

graduated from a participating school within 12 months of the beginning of assembly.

Electrical Engineer

This is a decathlete responsible for completing the Electric and Photovoltaic chart and working in conjunction

with the SD LAC2015 Organization Electrical Engineer to interconnect the house to the grid on the Solar Village.

Faculty Advisor

This is a Team member who is the lead faculty member and primary representative of a participating school in

the project; also provides guidance to the team on an as-needed basis throughout the project. This is the

responsible for signing the official document certifying the compliance to the codes of the country of origin.

Health and Safety Team Coordinator

This is a decathlete that is responsible for developing and enforcing the teams Health & Safety Plan during the

competition phases, assembly and disassembly of the house. This decathlete must also ensure the safe

operation of the house during the public exhibit/contest period.

Instrumentation Contact

A decathlete collaborating with the organizers instrumentation team to develop a plan to accommodate the

equipment used to measure the performance of the home during the competition.

Project Architect

A decathlete responsible for the architectural design effort; license not required.

Project Engineer

A decathlete responsible for the engineering design effort; license not required.

Project Manager

This is a decathlete responsible for the planning and execution of the project.

Safety Officer

A decathlete responsible for the safety measures observance during the event.


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Site Operations Coordinator

A team member responsible for developing and enforcing the teams Site Operations Plan during the competition

phases, assembly and disassembly of the houses.

Student Team Leader

This is a student team coordinator. He must ensure that official communications from the organizers are routed

to the appropriate team member(s).

Team Member

Any decathlete who fulfills one of the roles described above is considered a Team member. An individual may

have multiple member titles; however, the same individual may not fulfill the project manager, construction

manager, or health and safety officer roles.

Every Superior Academic Institution (SAI) shall consider the list below to conform their respective team (an individual may have multiple titles, every single member will be called decathlete team member):

Faculty Advisor: Faculty member Project Manager: Student Construction Manager: Student Project Architect: Student or Graduate Project Engineer: Student or Graduate Electrical Engineer: Student or Graduate Student Team Leader: Student Health & Safety Team Coordinator: Student or Graduate Safety Officers: Student Site Operations Coordinator: Student Contest Captain: Student Instrumentation Contact: Student Communications Coordinator: Student Decathletes (without specific position): Student Maximum Decathlete team members: 25 40

Note: The number of team members proposed must be focused on the assembly period, in which it is possible and advisable organize the team in three sub groups to work 24 hours and get on time the total assembly of the prototype. Team Crew: SDLAC Organization allows each team to have a group corresponding to the external advisory composed by the staff of sponsor members and other external assistance involved with a teams project but unaffiliated with the participating team. Maximum Team crew members: 6.

With no exceptions, all team members must present documents proving their relation with the PSAI they represent. Except the Faculty Advisor, in case a team member is a graduate student, the graduation date must not exceed 1st January, 2014.

Participating teams are responsible for keeping their team officer contact information up to date on the Workspace. Changes to the proposed faculty members will only be accepted in extreme cases. Changes of students must be communicated to Competition Manager immediately. In such case, the change must be informed and justified in writing to the SD LAC2015 Organization by the person who signed the Registration Form or whoever has assumed his role at the time.


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SD LAC2015 RULES

The official language for the SD LAC2015 Competition in Colombia is English, however, local language in Santiago de Cali is Spanish.

All deliverables should be submitted in English. Jury tours shall be given in English. All teams shall be prepared to give tours to the public in Spanish and English. If support is required for

this requirement, teams must speak with the Competition Manager prior to arrival on the competition site.

The website shall have both English and Spanish versions. If the organizers provided Spanish translations of any document, including the Rules, the English

version takes precedence and is considered correct, should any disagreement on meaning or intent arise. The SD LAC2015 Rules were designed to meet the Organizations objectives and to promote a fair and interesting competition among teams.

The Rules have been adapted to meet the objectives and principles described above with emphasis on social

housing and livability in tropical conditions. This document describes what each team needs to know to be

competitive in the Solar Decathlon Latin America & Caribbean 2015.

It includes three sections:

SECTION 1. General Rules: includes rules related with the general aspects of the Competition, describing the organization, the participating teams, the site, the houses, the on-site contest and exhibition period, and the general requirements.

SECTION 2. Contests: defines the contests and sub-contests, including the scoring distribution, the contest evaluation criteria and the associated procedures.

SECTION 3. Deliverables: includes detailed information concerning all the documents, drawings and other materials that the teams must submit to the Organizers along with the submission dates and format requirements.

SECTION 1. GENERAL RULES AUTHORITY AND DEFINITIONS

1.1. Competition Project Manager

The Competition Project Manager is a Rules Official who has the final decision-making authority in all aspects

of the project.

1.2. Competition Manager

The Competition Manager is the only rules Official authorized to write and modify the rules.


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1.3. Rules Officials

The Rules Officials are the only organizers authorized to interpret the rules. Only the Competition Manager is

authorized to revise the project schedule, change a teams score, and enforce the rules in any manner that is,

in his sole judgment, required for the fair and efficient operation or safety of the competition.

a. If there is any doubt or ambiguity as to the wording or intent of these rules, the decision of the Rules

Officials shall prevail.

b. Printed, electronic, and verbal communications from the Rules Officials shall be considered part of,

and have the same validity as, these rules.

1.4. Competition Calendar

The official Calendar addressing the different stages during the competition: the design period, assembly,

contest and disassembly and deliverables schedule.

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

DAY 0 DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 DAY 5 DAY 6 NOV 15 NOV 16 NOV 17 NOV 18 NOV 19 NOV 20 NOV 21

REGISTRATION

(8:00 - 10:30; 12:30 - 18:00)

REGISTRATION

(6:30 - 19:00)

STAND-ALONE ASSEMBLY

(24 hours)


(24 hours)

ALL-TEAM

TEAMS WELCOME MEETING

(10:30 - 12:30)

START STAND-ALONE

ASSEMBLY (6:00)

(24 hours)

GRID - TIE ASSEMBLY

(Grid Available

9:00 - 16:00)

GRID - TIE ASSEMBLY

(Grid Available

9:00 - 16:00)

DAY 7 DAY 8 DAY 9 DAY 10 DAY 11 DAY 12 DAY 13 NOV 22 NOV 23 NOV 24 NOV 25 NOV 26 NOV 27 NOV 28


(24 hours)


(24 hours)


(24 hours)


(24 hours)

FINAL SITE CLEANING, STAGING AND

SIGNAGE (8:00 - 12:00)REST DAY

ALL TEAM PHOTO

(8:00 - 9:00)

GRID - TIE ASSEMBLY

(Grid Available

9:00 - 16:00)

GRID - TIE ASSEMBLY

(Grid Available

9:00 - 16:00)

GRID - TIE ASSEMBLY

(Grid Available

9:00 - 16:00)

GRID - TIE ASSEMBLY

(Grid Available

9:00 - 24:00)

FINAL GRID - TIE ASSEMBLY

(Grid Available 0:00 - 8:00)

POWER SUPPLIED OUTAGE (20:00)

MEDIA PREVIEW

(10:30 - 14:00)

OPENING CEREMONY

(9:30 - 11:00 )

OPENING REHEARSAL

(15:00 - 16:00)

TEAM OPEN HOUSE

(16:00 - 17:00)

OPENING RECEPTION

(18:00 - 20:00)

PUBLIC EXHIBITION

(17:30 -20:30)

DAY 14 DAY 15 DAY 16 DAY 17 DAY 18 DAY 19 DAY 20 NOV 29 NOV 30 DEC 1 DEC 2 DEC 3 DEC 4 DEC 5

CONTEST (24 hours) CONTEST (24 hours) CONTEST (24 hours) CONTEST (24 hours) CONTEST (24 hours) CONTEST (24 hours) CONTEST (24 hours)

JURY WALKTHROUGHS

ARCHITECTURE / INNOVATION

(8:00 - 13:00)

PUBLIC EXHIBITION

LOTS 1-8 (10:00 - 12:30)

PUBLIC EXHIBITION

LOTS 9-16 (10:00 - 12:30)

(17:30 -20:00)

PUBLIC EXHIBITION

LOTS 1-8 (17:30 -20:00)

TEAM COUNTRY - OPEN DAY

(10:00 - 16:00)

+ HUERTO + CASA / COL

ECCUC / CHILE


(10:00 - 16:00)

HELIOMET / INGLAT

PEI / COL

DAY 21 DAY 22 DAY 23 DAY 24 DAY 25 DAY 26 DAY 27DEC 6 DEC 7 DEC 8 DEC 9 DEC 10 DEC 11 DEC 12

CONTEST (24 hours) CONTEST (24 hours) CONTEST (24 hours) CONTEST (24 hours) FINAL CONTEST (10:00)

PUBLIC EXHIBITION

(9:30 - 12:30)

PUBLIC EXHIBITION

(10:00 - 12:30)

(17:30 -20:00)

PUBLIC EXHIBITION

(10:00 - 12:30)

(17:30 -20:00)

TEAM PRESENTATION

(14:00 - 22:00)

FINAL AWARD CEREMONY

(19:30 - 20:30)

VICTORY CELEBRATION

(20:30 - 22:30)

DAY 28 DAY 29 DAY 30 DAY 31 DAY 32 DAY 33 DAY 34DEC 13 DEC 14 DEC 15 DEC 16 DEC 17 DEC 18 DEC 19

IMPOUND (24:00 - 7:00) IMPOUND (24:00 - 7:00) IMPOUND (24:00 - 7:00) IMPOUND (24:00 - 7:00) IMPOUND (24:00 - 7:00) IMPOUND (24:00 - 7:00)

DISASSEMBLY (7:00 - 24:00)

ALL TEAMS OFF SITE

(7:00 - 20:00)

PUBLIC EXHIBITION

(11:30 - 14:00)

(17:00 -19:00)

JURY WALKTHROUGHS

COMM / SOCIAL AWARDNES

URBAN DESIGN

(8:00 - 13:00)

JURY WALKTHROUGHS


URBAN DESIGN

(8:00 - 13:00)

AWARD CEREMONY


URBAN DESIGN (18:20 - 19:30)

AWARD CEREMONY

SUSTAINABILITY

ENGINEERING

(18:20 - 20:00)

FINAL PUBLIC EXHIBITION

(10h00 - 20h00) DISASSEMBLY

(7:00 - 24:00)


(10:00 - 16:00)

UNAL / COL

HABITEC / ALE + COL

DISASSEMBLY

(7:00 - 24:00)


(10:00 - 16:00)

MADRID - PEREIRALIVE /

ESP+COL

HISCALI / ESP + COL

COMPETITION CALENDAR - SD LAC 2015

WEE

K 5

WEE

K 1

WEE

K 3

WEE

K 4


(24 hours)


(24 hours)


(24 hours)

FUNTION HOME, COMFORT,

EFFICIENCY &

ENERGY BALANCE -

AWARD CEREMONY

(14:00 - 16:00)

DISASSEMBLY

(7:00 - 24:00)

DISASSEMBLY

(7:00 - 24:00)

DISASSEMBLY

(7:00 - 24:00)

WATER AVAILABLE

(24 hours)

WATER AVAILABLE

(24 hours)

WATER AVAILABLE

(24 hours)

WEE

K 2

AWARD CEREMONY


(18:20 - 20:00)

PUBLIC EXHIBITION

(10:00 - 12:30)

(17:30 -20:00)

PUBLIC EXHIBITION

(10:00 - 12:30)

(17:30 -20:00)

PUBLIC EXHIBITION

(10:00 - 12:30)

(17:30 -20:00)

PUBLIC EXHIBITION

(9:30 - 12:30)

(17:30 -20:30)


(10:00 - 16:00)

VRISSA / COL

AYNI / PER


(10:00 - 16:00)

LA CASA URUGUAYA / URUG

CALICIVITA / COL


(10:00 - 16:00)

MIHOUSE / COL

KUXTAL / MEX


(10:00 - 16:00)

PANAMASS / PAN + USA

YARUMO / COL

START CONTEST

(12:00 - 24:00 )WATER AVAILABLE

(24 hours)

STOP WORK FOR LAST CHANCE

FINAL INSPECTION

(No work to take place while teams

wait for final inspections)

(12h00)

JURY WALKTHROUGHS

ARCHITECTURE /

INNOVATION

(8:00 - 13:00)

and (19:30 - 21:30)

JURY WALKTHROUGHS


(8:00 - 13:00)

and (19:30 - 21:30)


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Table 1. Detailed Competition Calendar - Assemble period

SUNDAY (Day 0) - Nov 15 0:00

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On-Site registration

Kickoff team/organizer meeting

Teams provide competition management with house keys

MONDAY(Day 1) - Nov 16 0:00

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Access of Tracks to Solar Villa

Stand - alone house assembly

Inspections

Microgrid, Network, and Village infraestructure installation

Team/organizer meeting

Tuesday (Day 2) - Thursday (Day 4) - Nov 17 - 19 0:00

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(Continues 6:30 - 18:30 during all day the competition site is open)


Inspections

Subcontest sensors and datalogger installation



Friday (Day 5) - Saturday (Day 6) - Nov 20 - 21 0:00

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Stand - alone grid - tie house assembly

Inspections




Sunday (Day 7) - Tuesday (Day 9) - Nov 22 - 24 0:00

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Grid - tie house assembly

Inspections


Water supply in Villa



Wednesday (Day 10) - Nov 25 0:00

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Stand - alone grid - tie house assembly

Final opportunity to request grid-tie to organizer utility services without penalty

Grid-tie house assembly and cleanup (all significant construction complete)

Inspections


Water supply in Villa



Thursday (Day 11) - Nov 26 0:00

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Final grid-tie house assembly and cleanup (all significant construction complete)

Completion of all construction activities. Clean-up, staging and signage work only after this po int

Site clean-up, staging, and signage work only

Stop work for last-chance final inspections

Last-chance final inspections (teams must stop all work and wait for inspectors to arrive)

M inor house cleanup and competition preparation


M icrogrid, Network, and Village infraestructure installation

Inspections


M easured Contest Overview and Training

Friday: REST DAY (Day 12) - Nov 27 0:00

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Media Preview

Opening Rehearsal

Opening Reception

Team Open House

No works may continue past this po int. Required for city inspections.


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Table 2. Detailed Competition Calendar Contest weeks

Sat (Day 13)Nov 28

Rules

Section

Contest

Type

Total Pts

Available

Total #

of tasks

or

periods

Daily # of

tasks or

periods

Daily

Points

Available

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0

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0

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:00

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:00

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:00

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:00

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:00

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:30

Temperature MEAS 50 844 32 1.896 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Relative Humidity MEAS 20 844 32 0.758 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Natural And Artificial Lighting MEAS 20 458 40 1.747 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Refrigerator MEAS 10 1144 48 0.420 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Freezer MEAS 10 1144 48 0.420 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Less Water Consumption MEAS 10 - 0 -

DIALY AVAILABLE POINTS 5.240

CUMMULATIVE AVAILABLE POINTS 5.240

Sun (Day 14)Nov 29

Rules

Section

Contest

Type

Total Pts

Available

Total #

of tasks or

periods

Daily # of

tasks or

periods

Daily

Points

Available

0:0

0

0:3

0

1:0

0

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0

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0

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0

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:00

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:00

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:00

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:00

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Temperature MEAS 50 844 64 3.791 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Relative Humidity MEAS 20 844 64 1.517 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Natural And Artificial Lighting MEAS 20 458 38 1.659 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Refrigerator MEAS 10 1144 96 0.839 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Freezer MEAS 10 1144 96 0.839 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Blender TASK 10 9 1 1.111

Home Electronics TASK 10 522 58 1.111 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2




Mon (Day 15)Nov 30

Rules

Section

Contest

Type

Total Pts

Available

Total #

of tasks or

periods

Daily # of

tasks or

periods

Daily

Points

Available

0:0

0

0:3

0

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0

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0

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0

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0

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0

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0

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0

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0

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0

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0

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0

10

:00

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0

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13

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0

15

:00

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Temperature MEAS 50 844 68 4.028 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Relative Humidity MEAS 20 844 68 1.611 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2


Acoustic MEAS 10 - 1 -


Freezer MEAS 10 1144 96 0.839 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Clothes washer TASK 10 4 1 2.500

Microwave TASK 10 6 1 1.667


Cooking TASK 10 5 1 2.000



Hot water draws TASK 10 12 2 1.667



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Freezer MEAS 10 1144 96 0.839 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2





Social Activity (Dinner Parties) SUBJ 10 3 1 3.333





Weds (Day 17)Dic 2

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Freezer MEAS 10 1144 96 0.839 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Clothes washer TASK 10 4 1 2.500





Social Activity (Dinner Parties) SUBJ 10 3 1 3.333





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Public Exhibition

Public Exhibition

Public Exhibition


ENERGY BALANCE CONTEST BEGINS

House photography

All team photo

Opening Ceremony Dress Rehearsal


Opening Ceremony Line - Up

Opening Ceremony

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Freezer MEAS 10 1144 96 0.839 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2



JURY WALKTHROUGHS 1-8 JURIED - - 0 -



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