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HVAC systems at Y2E2
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Today’s lecture will focus on HVAC systems and the
type of systems contained in Y2E2
Basic info about Y2E2
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Introduce Product Hierarchies
to begin data analysis
Introduce the data collection system
and how to access that data
Contains a diverse range of HVAC
Systems and zone equipment
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This class focuses on the analytical process to
understand actual building performance
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Y2E2 design intent: maintain thermal comfort in
spaces by using the minimal amount of energy
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HVAC systems must account for a variety of inter-
related factors and ensure building function
• Building geometry
• Constructions and Materials
• Internal loads – People
– Lights
– Equipment
– Solar gains
• Air infiltration
• HVAC system – System type
– Equipment parameters
– Operating schedules
– Controls
• Weather
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Y2E2 is a new, large multi-purpose building
4 stories with approx 160,000 sf
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A diverse range of space types ensures
a worthy challenge for analysis
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Low energy features to mitigate peak load & reduce
overall energy consumption
Atria provide daylighting, support natural ventilation
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Manually and automatically operable
windows support natural ventilation
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Exposed concrete floors increase building
thermal mass
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Active beams provide efficient conditioned fresh
air to spaces: mostly passive
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Small PV units on roof contribute 1-2% of total
building electricity
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PV Arrays
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District heating and cooling supplies most of the hot and
chilled water required on campus
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http://news.stanford.edu/news/2009/october19/stanford-carbon-footprint-101909.html
Cardinal cogeneration plant
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HVAC Systems
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supplies chilled water directly, steam to tempered
water heat exchanger for heating
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AHU Coils Active beams
(cooling)
Fan coil:
coils
CAV/VAV
box: coils
Secondary loop
AHU Coils
Active beams
Radiant slab
VAVs
(heating)
Baseboard
radiators
Heat
Exchanger
CAV
box: coils
Secondary loop
Cold water loop
Hot water loop
Stanford
CoGen Plant
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Main chilled water loop serves cooling coils and
server rack and tempered water loop
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Serves:
• Tempered water loop
• Cooling coils
(AHU, FC, CVs, VAVs)
• Server Rack
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Main chilled water loop
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Serves:
• Tempered water loop
• Cooling coils
(AHU, FC, CVs, VAVs)
• Server Rack
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The tempered chilled water loop serves active
beams
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Serves:
• Active beams
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Tempered chilled water
loop
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Serves:
• Active beams
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The main hot water loop serves heating coils,
radiators and tempered water loop
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Serves:
• Tempered water loop
• Heating coils
(AHU, CVs)
• Radiators
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Main hot water loop
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Serves:
• Tempered water loop
• Heating coils
(AHU, CVs)
• Radiators
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Tempered hot water loop serves active beams
radiant slab, heating coils (VAVs)
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Serves:
• Active beams
• Radiant slab
• Heating coils (VAVs)
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Tempered hot water loop
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Serves:
• Active beams
• Radiant slab
• Heating coils (VAVs)
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Zoning Example: 2nd Floor
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Integrated HVAC air systems serve offices and exhaust
through an atrium
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CAV or VAV
box
Active beam
(cooling/
heating)
Diffuser
Zone 1
Active beam
(cooling/
heating)
Active beam
and/or
diffuser
Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone …
CAV or VAV
box
AHU
Atrium
Outside Air
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North facing space contain radiators to balance
out fabric losses
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Fabric heat loss through materials w/ temperature
difference, e.g., walls, windows, floor, roof.
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A typical air handling unit contains fans, coils and HR
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Air handling unit
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Fan coil units condition mechanical, electrical and
data rooms
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Active beams provide supplementary heating or
cooling
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Two representative offices on the north side contain
measurement points for radiant heating and ceiling
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Two representative offices on the south/west side
contain measurement points for active beams
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Active beams for heating and cooling
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The overall mechanical ventilation strategy uses
atria for to exhaust air
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Naturally ventilated perimeter zones exhaust to the
atria, air flow rates are controlled by dampers
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Tobias
data logger
The control system enables building and campus wide access
to data
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Saved at one minute interval
into MySQL database
LONWORKS based
control system
iLON servers as interface
between LON and Ethernet
Data access via MySQL client
IP: 171.67.81.12
Username: CEE243
Password: Iwantmoredata
More info in tutorial
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Product Hierarchies (original) enable a view of
buildings for the purpose of performance analysis
Site
Portfolio
Building
Building Story
Tennant
Zone/Micro Zone
Zone/Micro Zone
HVAC Systems
System Components
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Legend:
Physical asset
System or component
Has Part
HVAC Systems
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Product Hierarchies (Maile 2010) link geometric
and HVAC representations of building objects
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Product Hierarchies have multiple uses including
displaying efficacy of measurement points
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Product Hierarchies: Y2E2
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Concluding
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