Demand Control Ventilation Sample Clauses

Demand Control Ventilation. 1) Provide DDC controls for Demand Control Ventilation as per the table below: Building Location Qty Supply Air CFM – each HP Replace Motor Install VFD Brooklyn Avenue ES Library 2 750 1/2 N N Brooklyn Avenue ES Gymnasium 2 2,500 3 N N Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxxx ES Library 2 1,000 1/2 N N TABLE A-4.1 ECM 5: Computer Power Management Building Computers Qty Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx XX 000 Xxxxxxx X. Xxxx ES 206 Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxxx ES 132 TOTALS 475 TABLE A-5.1
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Demand Control Ventilation. Building PROPOSED DCV UPGRADES Unit Type Unit Qty Area Served Westbury High School RTU 2 Gymnasium H&V 1 Aux. Gymnasium RTU 2 Auditorium H&V 1 Little Theater Park Avenue School H&V 1 Gym/Cafe H&V 1 Auditorium Powells Lane School H&V 1 Gym/Cafe
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Demand Control Ventilation. The energy management system (EMS) was utilized to reduce the amount of conditioned outdoor air during occupied periods by implementing demand control ventilation (DCV) on the several air handling unit (AHU) and heating ventilating units (HV) at Xxxxxxxx Regional Middle School, Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxx School, River View Elementary School, and Xxxxx X. Xxxxxxxx School. DCV adjusts the outdoor air damper position based on occupancy at any given time instead of at a fixed position for full occupancy. Carbon dioxide (CO2) sensors monitor the CO2 level to estimate activity level in the space which intern signals the HVAC system to adjust the amount of outside air to be conditioned for the space. To verify savings the CO2 levels in the spaces served were monitored in conjunction with the outdoor air damper position and the average damper position during occupied periods was inputted into the calc to represent the percent of outdoor air being condition. The following sections detail the results at each school. Total savings for demand control ventilation control strategy equaled $5,627 in realized savings, which is $674 in excess of the guaranteed savings of $4,953 (Table 48). Table 48 - Summary of the Demand Control Ventilation Energy and Cost Savings Facility Improvement Measure Propane Savings (Gal/ yr) Natural Gas Savings (Therms/ yr) Realized Cost Savings ($) Guaranteed Cost Savings ($) Excess/ Shortfall in Savings ($) Building Automation Demand Control Ventilation 1,498 2,534 $5,627 $4,953 $674 Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxx 214 $320 $194 $126 Xxxxxxxx Regional Middle School 1,669 $2,167 $2,323 ($155) Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx 651 $967 $761 $207 River View Community School 1,498 $2,172 $1,676 $496 Xxxxxxxx Regional Middle School: Table 49 details the average percent damper position for HV-1, HV-3, and HV-4 compared to from the pre-retrofit outdoor air percentage. The average outdoor air damper position is slightly higher than the proposed for HV-1 but lower for both HV-3 and HV-4. Data loss occurred during the months of July 2016 through November 2017 due to server issues. Table 49 – Summary of Trended Data from Xxxxxxxx Regional Middle School Average Occupied Damper Position (%) December 37.83% 0.00% 0.00% January 29.86% 0.76% 0.00% February 31.20% 0.00% 0.00% March 36.05% 3.37% 0.00% April 38.23% 4.30% 0.00% May 34.03% 1.15% 11.04% June 21.50% 9.37% 0.86% Average 32.67% 2.71% 1.70% Expected Post-Retrofit 30.0% 25.71% 25.71% Pre-Retrofit 50.0% 42.86% 42.86% Xxxxxxxx Regional Middle Sch...
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