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1 IES Whole-Building Energy Model Baseline Energy Model Input/ Output Report Duquesne University Rockwell Hall For: By: Duquesne University smba Craig E. Stevenson James Construction Date: December 15, 2014 Page 1 of 13

2 Table of Contents 1 Location, Site & Climate data Building Form, Layout & Zoning Materials & Constructions Space use classification and schedules Lighting HVAC Systems Results Page 2 of 13

3 1 Location, Site & Climate data City Country Latitude Longitude Altitude Time Zone (+GMT) Daylight saving time adjustment 1 From: To: Ground Reflectance 0.2 Terrain Type Wind Exposure Annual hourly climate data file 1.1 Climate Pittsburgh United States of America N W 1,204.1 feet -5.0 hours March October City Normal USA_PA_Pittsburgh.Intl.AP _TMY3.epw Table 1: Summary Location and Site Data ASHRAE Climate Zone 5A Annual percentile for Heating loads design weather 99.60% Annual percentile for Cooling loads design weather 0.40% Heating Loads Weather data: Outdoor winter design temperature Cooling loads weather data: Max. Dry-Bulb Max. Wet-Bulb Table 2: Climate Data Summary F 85.08ºF 66.51ºF Figure 1: Dry Bulb / Wet Bulb Summary Page 3 of 13

4 Figure 2: Climate metrics chart Figure 3: Temperature distribution chart (in Hrs.) Page 4 of 13

5 2 Building Form, Layout & Zoning 2.1 Summary Architectural floor plans have been used to develop the 3D Virtual Environment model. The drawing names are Building Record Drawings and the digital format is Adobe PDF. The document set includes; A1 Sub-Ground Floor Plan dated 12/13/10, A2 Concourse Level Floor Plan dated 12/13/10, A3 Basement Floor Plan dated 12/13/10, A4 Fifth Floor Plan dated 12/7/10, A5 Second Floor Plan dated 12/7/10, A6 Third Floor Plan dated 12/9/10, A7 Fourth Floor Plan dated 12/9/10, A8 Fifth Floor Plan dated 12/9/10, A9 Sixth Floor Plan dated 12/9/10, A10 Seventh Floor Plan dated 12/9/10, A11 Eighth Floor Plan dated 12/9/10, A12 Ninth Floor Plan dated 12/9/10, A13 Tenth Floor Plan dated 12/9/10, and A14 Roof Plan dated 12/9/10. Model geometry is represented as internal volumes. 2.2 Model View (no surroundings) Figure 4: Model view Perspective (no surroundings) 2.3 North Elevation Model View Figure 5: Model view North elevation Page 5 of 13

6 2.4 South Elevation Model View Figure 6: Model view South elevation 2.5 East Elevation Model view Figure 7: Model View East elevation Page 6 of 13

7 2.6 West Elevation Model View Figure 8: Model view West elevation 2.7 Floor / Room / Zone Summary Floor Floor Area (ft²) Deck to Deck (ft) Exterior Walls (ft²) Volume (ft³) Sub-Ground 12, , , Concourse 16, , , Basement 20, , , First 12, , , Second 10, , , Third 10, , , Fourth 10, , , Fifth 10, , , Sixth 10, , , Seventh 10, , , Eighth 10, , , Ninth 10, , , Tenth 10, , , Total: 156, , ,047, Table 3: Model Area Summary Functional Area analysis is incomplete. Rockwell Hall consists of functional areas for Classroom, Office, and Core functions. Occupant interviews are required to assess Functional Areas. Functional Area Floor Area (ft²) Classroom: Unknown Sf Office: Unknown Sf Core Unknown Sf Total 156, Sf Table 3A: Energy Star Portfolio Manager, Gross Square Feet Page 7 of 13

8 3 Materials & Constructions 3.1 External Constructions Figure 9: External Constructions Chart ID Category Description Data source U value (Btu/h ft² F) Thickness (in) STD_CEI L Internal Ceiling/Floor 2013 Internal Ceiling/Floor Generic STD_DO OR Door 2013 Door Generic STD_EXT W External Window 2013 External Window Generic STD_FLO 1 Ground/Exposed Floor 2013 Exposed Floor Generic STD_INT W Internal Window 2013 Internal Window Generic STD_PA R2 Internal Partition Internal Partition RH Internal Gyp Wall Generic STD_PA RT Internal Partition Internal Partition RH Internal Masonry Generic STD_RO OF Roof 2013 Roof Generic WALL External Wall External Wall RH Ground Wall Generic WALL1 External Wall External Wall RH Above Ground Wall Generic Figure 10: Constructions Thermal Values Page 8 of 13

9 4 Space use classification and schedules 4.1 Building Schedules Building Schedules analysis is incomplete. Rockwell Hall IES VE Model consists of ASHRAE 90.1 data for gains and profiles. Occupant interviews are required to assess Building Schedules. Functional Area Lighting & Plug Load / Occupancy Daily Profile Weekly Profile Classroom: Day 07:00-22:00 week 07:00-22:00 Office: Day 07:00-22:00 week 07:00-22:00 Core: Day 07:00-22:00 week 07:00-22:00 With Modulating Value With Modulating Value Lighting & Plug Load Profile Weekday Saturday Occupancy Profile Weekday Saturday Table 4: Lighting & Plug Load / Occupancy Profiles Page 9 of 13

10 5 Lighting The model is using the Space by space lighting power calculation method. Lighting power densities have been calculated using ASHRE 90.1 maximum sensible gain of watts per square foot values Power (kbtu/h) Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Date: Sun 08/Jun to Sat 14/Jun Total lights energy: (rockwell.aps) Figure 11: Typ. Weekly Lighting Loads 6 HVAC Systems 6.1 Proposed Systems HVAC Systems analysis is incomplete. Rockwell Hall IES VE Model consists of ASHRAE 90.1 data for systems. Systems survey is required to complete proposed systems setup. James Construction created a simple systems network for the building to complete the baseline simulation analysis, including the following Heating and Cooling information. Figure 12: Heating System Configuration in IES <VE> Systems Analysis Tool APHVAC Page 10 of 13

11 Figure 13: Cooling System Configuration in IES <VE> Systems Analysis Tool APHVAC 6.2 Service Hot Water Service Hot Water Systems analysis is incomplete. Rockwell Hall IES VE Model consists of ASHRAE 90.1 data for systems. Systems survey is required to complete proposed systems setup. James Construction created a simple systems network for the building to complete the baseline simulation analysis, including the following Domestic Hot Water information. Figure 14: Domestic Hot Water System Configuration in IES <VE> Systems Analysis Tool APHVAC Page 11 of 13

12 7 Results 7.1 Total Building Energy Usage Inputs (5 Yr. Avg.) Building Energy Usage analysis is incomplete. 7.2 Total Building Energy Usage- Model Outputs (1 Calendar Yr.) Figure 15: Gas/Electric Consumption (Model) Figure 16: Electric Consumption Detail (Model) Page 12 of 13

13 EUI Figure 17: Total Energy Detail (Model) Page 13 of 13

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