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SMACNA BuildingSystemsAnalysisandRetrofitManual 11:2011 Edition

SMACNA BuildingSystemsAnalysisandRetrofitManual 11:2011 Edition

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Building Systems Analysis and Retrofit Manual, 2nd Edition

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5 FOREWORD
6 BUILDING SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND RETROFIT TASK FORCE
7 NOTICE TO USERS OF THIS PUBLICATION
11 TABLE OF CONTENTS
17 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 RETROFIT CONTRACTOR REQUIREMENTS
1.2 RETROFIT MARKET
18 1.3 ABOUT THIS MANUAL
23 CHAPTER 2 COMMISSIONING
2.1 INTRODUCTION
24 2.2 PROCESS OVERVIEW
25 2.3 PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION
2.4 SURVEY AND DOCUMENTATION PHASE
28 2.5 ANALYSIS
2.6 MODIFICATIONS
2.7 COMMISSIONING TESTS
33 CHAPTER 3 ELECTRICAL
3.1 INTRODUCTION
3.2 ELECTRICAL REVIEW
FIGURE 3-1 POWER FACTOR RELATIONSHIPS
34 Table 3-1 Capacitor Correction For Power Factor
35 3.3 UTILITY CHARGES
Table 3-2 Utility Block Pricing ” Increasing versus Declining
36 3.4 EQUIPMENT
37 3.5 LIGHTING
39 3.6 PEAK DEMAND POWER MANAGEMENT
Table 3-3 Comparison of Lamp Types
41 3.7 REFERENCES
45 CHAPTER 4 BUILDING ENVELOPE
4.1 INTRODUCTION
4.2 BUILDING ENVELOPE ” ROOF
46 FIGURE 4-1 MAJOR COMPONENTS OF BUILDING ENVELOPE
47 4.3 BUILDING ENVELOPE ” OUTSIDE DOORS
4.4 BUILDING ENVELOPE ” WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS
48 4.5 BUILDING ENVELOPE ” EXTERIOR WALLS
4.6 BUILDING ENVELOPE ” SLAB
4.7 BUILDING ENVELOPE ” INFILTRATION
4.8 BUILDING ENVELOPE – JOINTS
51 CHAPTER 5 WATER USAGE AND EFFICIENCY
5.1 INTRODUCTION
5.2 DOMESTIC HOT WATER
54 5.3 FIXTURES
Table 5-1a Plumbing Fixtures – Maximum Water Flow Allowed by Energy Policy Act of 2005 I-P
Table 5-1b Plumbing Fixtures – Maximum Water Flow Allowed by Energy Policy Act of 2005 SI
55 5.4 RAINWATER HARVESTING
5.5 REFERENCES
59 CHAPTER 6 HVAC SYSTEM
6.1 INTRODUCTION
6.2 AIR HANDLING SYSTEM
61 FIGURE 6-1 MULTI-ZONE SYSTEM
62 FIGURE 6-2 SINGLE-FAN DUAL-DUCT SYSTEM
64 FIGURE 6-3 TYPICAL DOAS SYSTEM
65 FIGURE 6-4 PRECONDITIONING DOAS
66 6.3 COOLING SYSTEM
67 FIGURE 6-5 SEPARATELY DUCTED DOAS
68 Table 6-1 Chiller Types by Capacity
69 Table 6-2 Low Delta-T Causes and Required Actions
70 FIGURE 6-6 PRIMARY-ONLY CHILLED WATER SYSTEM
71 FIGURE 6-7 PRIMARY-SECONDARY CHILLED WATER SYSTEM
72 FIGURE 6-8 CHILLER EFFICIENCY LOSS VS. %OIL IN REFRIGERANT
74 6.4 HEATING SYSTEM
77 6.5 ENERGY RECOVERY SYSTEMS
78 FIGURE 6-9 CONDENSATE HEAT RECOVERY
79 FIGURE 6-10 LAUNDRY AND KITCHEN HOT WATER RECOVERY SYSTEM
FIGURE 6-11 COMPRESSOR HEAT RECOVERY
80 6.6 PARTICULATE AIR FILTRATION
6.7 REFERENCES
83 CHAPTER 7 BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS AND CONTROLS
7.1 INTRODUCTION
7.2 HVAC CONTROL SYSTEMS
7.3 BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM (BAS)
84 7.4 BAS PROTOCOLS
85 7.5 BAS CONTROL STRATEGIES AND OPTIMIZATION
89 FIGURE 7-1 TES WITH BYPASS VALVE FOR TEMPERATURE- CONTROLLED OPERATION
FIGURE 7-2 GRAPH OF OPERATING LOADS ” HOT/HUMID DAY
90 7.6 BUILDING ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEMS (EMCS)
91 FIGURE 7-3 GRAPH OF OPERATING LOADS ” WARM DAY
FIGURE 7-4 GRAPH OF OPERATING LOADS ” COOL DAY
92 7.7 REFERENCES
95 CHAPTER 8 CFC AND HCFC CHANGEOUTS
8.1 INTRODUCTION
8.2 MONTREAL PROTOCOL AND CLEAN AIR ACT
Table 8-1 Montreal and United States Phaseout Schedules
96 8.3 REFRIGERANT MANAGEMENT PLAN
8.4 CHILLERS
8.5 RETROFIT OPPORTUNITIES
Table 8-2 Chiller Types by Capacity
97 Table 8-3 Long Term Replacement for Common Refrigerants
98 8.6 CHANGEOUTS FOR OTHER TYPES OF HVAC EQUIPMENT
99 8.7 REFRIGERANT CHANGEOUTS
103 CHAPTER 9 CUSTOMER IDENTIFICATION RETROFIT OPPORTUNITY
9.1 CUSTOMER IDENTIFICATION
105 9.2 CUSTOMER CONTACT STRATEGY
9.3 BUILDING WALKTHROUGH
107 9.4 USING THE ENERGY AUDIT TO SELL RETROFIT WORK
111 APPENDIX A SWOT ANALYSIS
A.1 SWOT ANALYSIS
Table A-1 Strengths and Weaknesses ” SWOT Analysis
115 APPENDIX B DEDICATED OUTSIDE AIR SYSTEM
B.1 DEDICATED OUTSIDE AIR SYSTEMS OVERVIEW
B.2 DOAS ADVANTAGES
116 B.3 DOAS DISADVANTAGES
B.4 FRACTIONAL AND INTEGRATED DOAS SYSTEMS
119 APPENDIX C ELECTRIC DEMAND CHARGES
C.1 INTRODUCTION
125 APPENDIX D THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE
D.1 FULL OR PARTIAL STORAGE
131 APPENDIX E WALKTHROUGH CHECKLIST
139 GLOSSARY

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