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Figure 3.1. Annual Energy Consumption Distribution Chart for ADM building in 2008. Energy related data was collected by BMS system. Measured data on the annual electric consumption distribution of all HVAC equipments in ADM buildings is illustrated in Figure 3.2. This pie graph consists of AHUs, fans, pumps, chillers, and CRACs. Interestingly, although chiller units constitute 7 percent of electric consumption of HVAC system, AHUs constitute more than half of the energy consumption of HVAC system in ADM building as shown in Figure 3.2. Figure 3.2. Annual HVAC Equipments Energy Consumption Portion in 2007. 18
The total number of AHU is 71 and Figure 3.3 indicates how much AHU’s working capacity was obtained measured data from six months in 2008. These results were obtained assuming that the AHUs are working at full capacity in a 24 hour period. as: Figure 3.3. Energy Consumption Working Capacity of the AHUs in 2008. The potantional for energy saving depends on the specific characteristics such • reduce heating and cooling loads, • appropriate indoor enviremental quality Total energy consumption of the building decreases by year, because of the retrofit of the construction elements in ADM building. The electricity consumption of HVAC equipments is decreased 15% in 2008. Based on measurements following comments were obtained. While heating and cooling system pumps were examined, it will be seen that the energy used in both pumps, which feed heating and cooling for fan coils constitute 10 percent of energy. Therefore, 90 percent of heating and cooling energy were used for AHUs. While the pumps that feed AHUs were 303 m 3 /h and 1164 m 3 /h for heating and cooling system respectively. On the other hand, the pumps that feed fan coils were 30 m 3 /h and 117 m 3 /h for heating and cooling system respectively. 19
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