Scottish Section 6 2015 regulations update


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We are pleased to announce that SBEM v5.2.g has been fully accredited for use in Hevacomp Update 4, available for download as detailed here.

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The Scottish building regulations are due to be updated from Section 6 2010 to 2015 in October 2015. Until that date, SBEM version 4.1.e should be used for Scottish  Section 6 EPC and Compliance calculations - i.e. these calculations should be carried out in Hevacomp v25 (with the final update, 29).

Please see further details from BRE here:


Hevacomp v26 will be updated to include the new Scottish regulations as the 2015 (SBEM 5.2f) changes come into effect in October. Should you wish to run any demonstrative, evaluation or test calculations under the new regulations at this point, then you will need to use iSBEM_5.2.f, which is available for download here.


Further information about the Hevacomp v25 / v26 switchover can be found here.


See Also

Product TechNotes and FAQs

Building Product TechNotes And FAQs

 

External Links

Bentley homepage

HevacompMechanical Designer

Bentley Technical Support KnowledgeBase

Bentley LEARN Server

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  • We have been informed by the Building Standards Division of Scottish Government that development work is still being carried out on SBEM. This is to be released as SBEM v5.2g.

    Our development team have been working on implementing the necessary changes to Hevacomp, however this cannot be finalised until SBEM v5.2g has been made available to us.

    We have been assured that there will be no enforcement of regulation changes before then.

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  • We have been informed by the Building Standards Division of Scottish Government that development work is still being carried out on SBEM. This is to be released as SBEM v5.2g.

    Our development team have been working on implementing the necessary changes to Hevacomp, however this cannot be finalised until SBEM v5.2g has been made available to us.

    We have been assured that there will be no enforcement of regulation changes before then.

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