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LIST OF TABLES Table Page Table 3.1. Energy consumption of ADM Building. ...................................................... 17 Table 3.2. Data Templates for Every Block in Design Builder. .................................... 28 Table 3.3. Comfort Level According to PMV Values.................................................... 31 Table 4.1. Electricity Consumption by Different Scenarios........................................... 47 x
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION The world energy demand increases rapidly with economic and population growth. The world population has doubled from 1970 to 2007, while energy consumption was increased more than four times per person in the same period (Soyhan 2009). According to International Energy Agency study, the world energy demand in 2020 would be 50%-80% higher than the 1990 levels (OECD, Paris, 1995). Increasing of energy consumption has detrimental effects on environment such as global warming, ozone destroying gases, gaseous pollutants, and microbiological hazards. The most important problem is global warming resulted from conventional effluent gas pollutants such as SO2, NOx, CO2, and CO. The energy requirement of any country is a crucial input for the economic and social development. Hence energy consumption is determined depending on population growth and rapid urbinization. Turkey has involved in the group which consists of the fastest growing energy markets in the world for nearly two decades because of its young and growing population, per capita energy consumption, rapid urbanization, and economic growth. An average annual growth rate of Turkish economy has been reached to 4.1% over past 20 years. The process of economic development in the devoloping countries, in the case of Turkey, is the cause of rapid growth for energy consumption and imports. In Turkey, energy imports have increased rapidly because of small increase in national energy production and rapid increase in demand. In the next years, this increase in energy imports will be continued. Net energy import, which met 54% in 1990 and 67% in 2000 of the total primary energy supply, is expected to increase to 76% in 2020. Turkey as a developing country is getting more dependent on imported energy resources and is getting almost two thirds of its energy needs from imported energy resources. Consequently, providing sufficient and secure energy supplies become the top priority of Turkey’s energy policy (Ozturk 2005). Domestic and industrial buildings are responsible for approximately 40 percent of the world annual energy consumption. In 2004, building consumption in the European (EU) was 37% of final energy, bigger than industry (28%) and transport 1
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Ozturk H.K. 2005. Future Projection
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APPENDIX B DATA TEMPLATES FOR HVAC
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APPENDIX D DATA TEMPLATES FOR CONST
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