Table 5 reads "Number of extract fans if known; if number is unknown:
[age-band default]" — the default is an UNKNOWN-fallback, NOT a floor. The
cascade applied `max(lodged, table_5_default)`, flooring a genuinely-lodged
count up to the age-band minimum: e.g. an age H-M dwelling lodging 2 extract
fans was billed at the 6-8-room default of 3, over-counting ventilation line
(8) and the heat-loss coefficient. Fixed to `lodged if lodged > 0 else
default` (a lodged 0 is the Elmhurst/RdSAP "unknown" form → default; any
positive count is taken literally).
Surfaced by Khalim's Elmhurst stress worksheet (simulated case 46): this was
its last ventilation residual — our Jan effective ACH 9.14 -> 9.0748 (exact
match to the accredited worksheet), SAP 29 -> 30 = Elmhurst, cost £1496 vs
£1493. Corpus IMPROVED: within-0.5 71.6% -> 72.5%, MAE 0.819 -> 0.815 (the
max-flooring over-counted ventilation on every cert lodging fans below its
age default). Floor ratcheted 0.71 -> 0.72. pyright not installed locally.
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When the main heating system does not heat every habitable room (heated rooms
< habitable rooms), SAP 10.2 Appendix A.2.2 assumes the unheated rooms are
served by a portable-electric secondary heater, so the Table 11 secondary
fraction (0.10 for a boiler main) must be costed at the electricity tariff —
even when the cert lodges no explicit secondary system.
`_secondary_fraction` previously returned 0 unless a secondary was lodged or
the main was a forced-secondary electric-storage code, dropping the assumed
secondary and billing 100% of space heat to the (cheaper) main fuel — an
over-rate. Added an `unheated_habitable_rooms` trigger plus
`_has_unheated_habitable_rooms(epc)`, which prefers the lodged
`any_unheated_rooms` flag and guards the gov-API `heated_rooms_count == 0`
"not provided" sentinel. The secondary fuel/efficiency cascade already
defaults to portable electric (code 693) when no secondary code is lodged.
Worksheet-validated on simulated case 46 (heated 4 < habitable 7, no lodged
secondary): the assumed 10% electric secondary (2289 kWh, ~£260) lifted our
SAP 39 -> 29.35 vs accredited Elmhurst 30 (cost £1502 vs £1493, within 0.6%).
Corpus UNCHANGED (71.6% / MAE 0.819): all 17 corpus certs with heated <
habitable already lodge an explicit secondary description, so the gov-API
path was already costing it; this only adds the assumed secondary where none
is lodged (Elmhurst / reduced-field path). pyright not installed locally.
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The full RdSAP-Schema-21 label is "Double between 2002 and 2021" (double
glazing installed 2002-2021, SAP 10.2 Table 24 code 3). When the Elmhurst
Summary PDF wraps the trailing "and 2021" into an adjacent table cell that
the extractor joins away, the surfaced label truncates to "Double between
2002" — the same artifact already handled for "Triple post or during".
`_elmhurst_glazing_type_code` raised UnmappedElmhurstLabel on it, blocking
the whole Summary (surfaced on the simulated-case-46 multi-attribute
worksheet). Added the truncated form as a code-3 alias.
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`u_window` hard-coded the 12 mm gap row for pre-2002 double/triple glazing
(double 2.8, triple 2.1), ignoring the lodged glazing gap. Table 24 splits
the pre-2002 rows by gap: double 6mm=3.1 / 12mm=2.8 / 16mm+=2.7; triple
6mm=2.4 / 12mm=2.1 / 16mm+=2.0 (PVC/wooden), with a metal-frame column
(+0.5/+0.5/+0.5 ish). Added a `glazing_gap` parameter + `_glazing_gap_row`
helper and wired `w.glazing_gap` through the synthesised-window caller in
heat_transmission.
Corpus impact nil by design: the gov-API mapper already resolves per-window
U gap-aware via `_API_GLAZING_TYPE_GAP_TO_TRANSMISSION` (e.g. code 3 + gap
"16+" → 2.7), so corpus certs use that lodged per-window U, not this fallback.
This aligns the reduced-field / worksheet fallback path with the mapper and
Table 24. Unknown gap still defaults to the 12 mm row.
(Metal frames are not distinguishable on the gov-API path — only a `pvc_frame`
boolean exists and Table 24 groups PVC+wooden — so the PVC/wooden U stands
there; the metal column applies only where frame material is lodged.)
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Table 24 "Double or triple glazed, 2022 or later" row gives U = 1.4 for
PVC/wooden frames and 1.6 for metal frames. `u_window` returned 1.4 for both,
ignoring the metal-frame variant and under-counting metal-frame heat loss on
post-2022 windows. The 2002-2021 and pre-2002 rows already split PVC/metal
correctly; this aligns the 2022+ row.
Spec-pinned in test_u_window_post_2022_metal_returns_table24_1_6_not_pvc_1_4.
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A full row-by-row audit of the roof U-value tables (16, 17, 18) and floor
tables (19, 20) against the PDF found one numeric error: Table 18 column (2)
"Pitched, insulation at rafters" band M is 0.15 W/m²K (footnote (1) only — no
country variation; the whole M row converges to 0.15), but _ROOF_RAFTERS_BY_AGE
carried 0.18. The rafters column diverges above the joist column at H-L
(0.35/0.35/0.20/0.20/0.18) and rejoins it at M=0.15.
Everything else in the roof/floor tables is exact: Table 16 joist + rafter
thickness ladders, Table 17 room-in-roof (all 6 columns), Table 18 cols (1)
joists / (3) flat / (4) room-in-roof, Table 19 (England & Wales) floor
insulation defaults, and Table 20 (England) exposed-floor U-values.
Known remaining gaps (NOT fixed — zero England-corpus reach, would need a new
roof country-override mechanism): Scotland Table 18 footnote (2) K=0.20 (flat/
RR/thatch) and (3) joists-L=0.15; Scotland/NI Table 19 thicknesses; Scotland/
Wales Table 20 L/M overrides. Logged for a future country pass.
Corpus unchanged (band-M rafter roofs essentially absent from the 1000-cert
England corpus). pyright not installed in this container.
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The corrected stone branch (age-E-only cap, §3.5 Table-3 unknown-thickness
default, Scotland band-J override) improved the corpus gauge to SAP MAE 0.819
and PE MAE 3.6 kWh/m2/yr. Lock the gains in and record the corrected
mechanism in the provenance log; within-0.5 (71.6%) and CO2 (0.08) unchanged.
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A full code-vs-spec sweep of unknown-thickness as-built U-values across all
seven wall types found exactly one divergence: Scotland age band J. Table 7
(Scotland) gives 0.30 for every uninsulated wall type, but the England base
(Table 6) is 0.35 and the _COUNTRY_KLM_OVERRIDES[SCT] dicts listed H/K/L/M
while omitting J — so a Scotland band-J wall wrongly returned England's 0.35.
Added 'J': 0.30 to all 7 SCT as-built entries (granite, sandstone, solid
brick, cavity, timber frame, system built, cob).
The audit's companion finding — Scotland sandstone age E = 1.5 — needs NO
table override: the §5.6 stone branch intercepts all sandstone bands A-E and
already caps age E at 1.5 for Scotland (e_default in the prior commit), so a
table-E override would be dead code. England base tables and Isle of Man
(= England) are confirmed correct by the same sweep.
Corpus unchanged (England-only corpus has no Scotland band-J certs).
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When a stone wall lodges no documentary thickness, RdSAP 10 §3.5 Table 3
supplies the default thickness to feed the §5.6 formula — it does NOT fall
to a flat 1.7. Table 3 stone row: A-D = 500 mm, E = 450, F-H = 420;
Scotland footnote (*) adds 200 mm for bands A,B and 100 mm otherwise.
This matches accredited Elmhurst: an England age-B granite/whinstone wall,
as built, unknown thickness defaults to 500 mm →
U = 45.315 × 500^(-0.513) = 1.87 (sandstone → 1.68).
The previous flat-1.7 fallback was a setup error — Table 6 reads "According
to 5.6" for bands A-D with no 1.7 entry, so the formula (not 1.7) is the
spec target. The age-E footnote-(a) cap still applies on top.
Adds `_table_3_stone_thickness(band, country)`. Updated the stale
`..._returns_table_6_age_a_default` pin (was 1.7 → now 1.87 via Table-3)
and added sandstone (1.68) + Scotland-+200mm (700 mm → 1.39) pins.
Corpus: within-0.5 71.6% unchanged, SAP MAE 0.821 → 0.819, PE MAE 3.7 → 3.6.
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Commit 034d4b7c corrected two stone cases but via the wrong mechanism: it
removed the 1.7 cap for ALL age bands and gated the §5.6 formula on
`wall_insulation_type is not None`. Both diverge from RdSAP 10 Tables 6-10:
- The stone rows read "According to 5.6" for bands A-D (uncapped formula)
and "1.7 a" at band E, where footnote (a) = "Or from equations in 5.6 if
the calculated U-value is less than 1.7" → U_E = min(formula, 1.7). The
cap belongs ONLY at age E. Removing it for E let an as-built 50 mm granite
age-E wall return the formula's 6.09 instead of 1.70.
- Scotland sandstone/limestone age E defaults to 1.5 (Table 7, PDF p.35);
granite/whinstone stays 1.7.
- The insulation-state gate is not a spec rule. It sent age-A-D stone with
"insulation Unknown" (wall_insulation_type None) to the flat-1.7 table
instead of the §5.6 formula; it only "worked" for fixture 000565 Ext1
because that wall is age E, where 1.7 is correct anyway. Removed: the
age-E cap, not the gate, is what produces 000565 Ext1's worksheet 1.70.
Bands A-D stay uncapped (sandstone 400 mm → 1.90, granite 120 mm → 3.89).
Unknown-thickness handling unchanged in this commit (still flat-table; the
§3.5 Table-3 default follows separately).
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Two-pass org_ref-matched builder for property_overrides (classify via ChatGPT
into the landlord ledger, validate+apply user edits, write idempotently);
ephemeral-Postgres smoke proves the one-property chain without creds.
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Caught live writing property_overrides on portfolio 796: the Python
override_component SAEnum lagged the DB enum, so reading a new-component row
back threw LookupError. Guard it with a consistency test.
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An uninsulated stone wall of lodged thickness, age bands A-E, is billed by
the RdSAP 10 §5.6 Table-12 formula on its measured thickness — sandstone /
limestone U = 54.876·W^-0.561, granite / whinstone U = 45.315·W^-0.513. Two
bugs suppressed it:
1. CAP: the as-built branch capped the formula result at the Table-6
typical-thickness default (`if u0 >= 1.7: return 1.7`). But the formula
only dips below 1.7 past ~488 mm (sandstone) / ~640 mm (granite), so the
cap nullified §5.6 for essentially every real-thickness stone wall,
under-counting fabric loss and over-rating. A measured 400 mm sandstone
age-B wall is 1.90 (Elmhurst-confirmed), not 1.70.
2. NO INSULATION-STATE GATE: the branch fired for any stone wall with a
lodged thickness, including ones whose insulation is "Unknown". RdSAP
treats an unknown-insulation wall via the Table-6 typical-thickness
default, NOT as bare stone of the lodged thickness — so a 50 mm granite
wall with Unknown insulation must read 1.70 (worksheet), not the formula's
6.09. Gated on `wall_insulation_type is not None`.
Fixes the 2 long-standing stone-U unit tests (granite 120 mm → 3.8871,
sandstone 120 mm → 3.7408 — they were correct red tests, not "known fails").
Corpus within-0.5 70.3% -> 71.6% (MAE 0.833 -> 0.822); ratcheted floors to
0.71 / 0.83. Worksheet fixture 000565 (granite 50 mm Unknown → 1.70) still
passes via the insulation gate. The two stone groups (sandstone/limestone vs
granite/whinstone) keep their distinct §5.6 coefficients.
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The SAP rating is spec-floored at 1 ("if the result of the calculation is
less than 1, the rating is 1"). `sap_rating_integer` already clamps, but the
continuous `sap_score_continuous` did not — so a degenerate dwelling could
emit a physically impossible negative SAP. Apply the same max(1, …) floor to
the continuous value (the un-rounded part is for sensitivity near real
ratings, not for negative ratings).
Removes a -12.3 accuracy outlier on the committed corpus (cert 422000111926,
lodged at the floor of 1, was computing -11.3): within-0.5 70.2% -> 70.3%,
MAE 0.845 -> 0.833. Ratcheted the corpus MAE ceiling to 0.84. Unit-pinned in
test_calculator.
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