Energy Efficient Building Design
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Building Energy Performance Applications Resources (BEPAR) |
Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT), Chicago, USA |
1 - BEPAR OBJECTIVES (proposed draft for review at IIT-meeting) - 9-15-11 |
2 -Building Energy Performance Analysis Resources (BEPAR) Database - Proposed |
3 - Building-Energy-Savings-Options (To be Re-developed by Building Type) |
6 - Cost-Estimating for A-E-Design-LCCA Database (To be Re-developed) |
7 - A-E Design Production Efficiency Using Industrial Management Methods |
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BEPAR-IIT: OBJECTIVES:
(1) Develop case studies for different types of buildings with energy conservation options using different energy analysis programs. A statistical database of building types can be useful to A-E firms as a reference guide in the design of, and for projecting the performance of new buildings.
(2) Develop case studies of campuses and townships. Campuses & townships can save energy by using cogeneration plant for power and HVAC. Example: Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA) comparing the present IIT campus Mechanical-Electrical Systems with a proposed central system that includes a Cogeneration plant for power and HVAC
(3) Develop courses and graduate programs in energy efficient building design. The two year graduate program can be taught part-time by adjunct faculty working full-time at A-E firms (if the basic teaching notes are developed by the group) and would emphasize design practice using case studies.
(4) Develop research topics by Academia in A-E design submitted by A-E design firms. A-E design firms cannot justify the overhead cost of Research & Development but a Group representing A-E design firms can accomplish this with the support of academia and research institutions
BEPAN - OBJECTIVES:
(1) Develop case studies for different types of buildings with energy conservation options using different energy analysis programs. A statistical database of building performance by building types can be useful to A-E firms as a reference guide in the design of, and for projecting the performance of new buildings.
(2) Develop case studies of campuses and townships. Campuses & townships can save energy by using cogeneration plant for power and HVAC. Example: Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA) comparing the present IIT campus Mechanical-Electrical Systems with a proposed central system that includes a Cogeneration plant for power and HVAC - http://www.iit.edu/about/campus_map.shtml
(3) Develop courses and graduate programs in energy efficient building design and would emphasize design practice using case studies. The two year graduate programs can be taught part-time by adjunct faculty working full-time at A-E firms if the basic teaching notes are developed by the group.
(4) Develop research topics by Academia in A-E design submitted by A-E design firms. A-E design firms cannot justify the overhead cost of Research & Development but a Group representing A-E design firms can accomplish this with the support of academic research institutions.
A - Introduction-Articles
P - Project Case Studies - eQUEST-Tutor | |
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B - Design-Information | |
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C - Analysis-Tools | |
Proj-9 - Envelope – 12-hrs-24-hr - Concrete-Steel | |
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P - Project Case Studies - eQUEST-DOE21E | |
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E - Class-Notes | |
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P – Project-Studies – DOE21E | |
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F - Engg-Docs (basis DOE2, AES) | |
F1 - LOADS - Envelope-Heating-Cooling | |
F2 - SYSTEMS - HVAC Secondary Equip | |
F3 - PLANTS - Primary Equipment - Co-Gen | |
F4 - ECONOMICS – First-Mainten-Costs-LCCA |
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F5 – Renew Energy – Wind–Solar–Ground-Hydro | P – Projects - to be developed |
Proj-31 - Hospital - General | |
Proj-32 - Research Hospital | |
Proj-33 - University Campus - Central Plant | |
Proj-34 - Convention Center | |
| Proj-35 - Indoor Stadium |
| Proj-36 - Energy Efficient Township – Co-Gen |
Q - eQUEST-IIT-Seminar-2008 | P – Projects – for Teaching by Academia |
1a – Hotels-Condos < 150,000 sf | |
1b – Hotels-Condos > 150,000 sf | |
Q3 - eQ-IIT-Sem-3 - 2008 – DD=Design-Dev | 2a – Office-Retail-Buildings < 150,000 Sf |
2b – Office-Retail-Buildings > 150,000 Sf | |
3 – Shopping-Malls | |
4 – Laboratories-Research | |
5 – Auditoriums-Religious | |
6 – Hospitals-Medical | |
Q9 - eQ-IIT-Sem-8 - 2008 – Cogen-Township | 7 – Indoor-Sports-Arenas |
| 8 – Convention-Centers |
R - Trane-TRACE – Teaching Notes | 9 – Airport-Terminals |
| 10 – College-Campuses |
| 11 - Townships |
S - Carrier-HAP – Teaching Notes | 12 – Warehouses-Conditioned |
| 13 – Manufacturing-Conditioned |
| 14 - Other |
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X - HVAC-Programs | P – Projects – for Reference by A-E Firms |
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Energy Efficient Building Design
United States
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