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1 Sample Annual Energy Consumption Report and Monthly Energy Consumption Report for Zachry Engineering Center Energy Systems Laboratory Technical Report ESL-TR-93/05-01
2 Zachry Engineering Center 324,400 square feet Site Contact Mr. Charles Darnell, Jr. Physical Plant Administration (409) Gene Stewart (409) LoanSTAR Metering Contact Aamer Athar 053D WERC College Station, TX (409) Comments ~fc The LoanSTAR monitoring began in June * The HVAC retrofit was completed in March ^ The unit costs used for estimating the audit and the measured savings are: $ /kWh, $4.67/MMBtu (CW), and $4.74/MMBtu (HW). ~k The audit estimated savings beginning in April are: $41,000 (ELE), $93,000 (CW), $41,000 (HW), and $175,000 (Total). it The chilled water and hot water consumption between July 1991 and November 1991 was predicted using post-retrofit regression models, because of meter failures. Zachry Engineering Center Terns Governors Energy Office LotnSTAR Monitoring & Analysis Pzogitm 1991 Annual Energy Consumption Report Enexgy Systems Lib Texts AfcM University
3 Page 2 T«CM Governor's En«rgy Office Loin STAR Monitoring & AniJysis Pxogxtm 1991 Annual Energy Consumption R e p o r t ^ Energy Syslcmt L»b Texu A&M University
4 TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Page 3 Zachry Engineering Center Building Envelope: ^. 324,400 sq.ft 3-1/2 floors and a ground floor level, erected 1973, classes, offices, labs, computer facility, and clean rooms for Solid State Electronics walls: cement block windows: 22% of total wall area single pane with built-in-place vertical blinds roof: flat Building Schedule: classrooms and labs: 7:30 am to 6:30 pm weekdays offices: 7:30 am to 5:30 pm weekdays computer facility: 24 hrs/day Building HVAC: 12 variable volume dual duct AHUs (12-40hp) 3 constant volume multizone AHU (1-1 hp, l-7hp, l-10hp) 4 constant volume single zone AHU (4-3hp) 10 fan coils ( hp) 2 constant volume chilled water pump (2-30hp) 2 constant hot water pump (2-20hp) 7 misc. pumps (total of 5.8hp) 50 exhaust fans (50-0.5hp) HVAC Schedule: 24 hrs/day Lighting: fluorescent Retrofits Implemented: control modifications to the dual duct system variable volume dual duct system Other Information: EMCS system to control HVAC was also installed along with the retrofits: 3/30/91. Date of Retrofits: Date of completion for VAV and control modifications to the dual duct system: 3/30/91. Savings Calculations: Estimated savings are the annual savings from the audit report. Zachry Engineering Center - Teiu Governor's Energy Office 1991 Annual Energy Consumption Report Energy Sy.temi Lib LoinSTAR. Monitoring & Andysis Progr»m Tei«AfcM University
5 Zachry Engineering Center 324,400 square feet Site Contact Mr. Charles Darnell, Jr. Physical Plant Administration (409) Gene Stewart (409) LoanSTAR Metering Contact Aamer Athar 053D WERC College Station, TX (409) Monthly Retrofit Savings "Measured savings include construction period. Audit estimated savings do not. Comments :Ar Conversations with the Power Plant personnel indicate that the chilled water supply to ZEC was shut-off on 12/26/93. -^r The holiday recess is evident towards the end of the month. However, a significant (1.5 W/ft 2 ) amount of electricity remained on continuously over the holiday break. Zachry Engineering Center December 1992 Monthly Energy Consumption Report Version 1.9 bell Texas Governor's Energy Office LoanSTAR Monitoring is Analysis Program Energy Systems Lib
6 Jan Dec Page 2 Zachry Engineering Center - - December 1992 Texas Governor's Energy Office Monthly Energy Consumption Report Energy Systems Lab LoanSTAR. Monitoring tz Analysis Program Version 1.9 beta
7 Page 3 Zachry Engineering Center - - December 1992 Texas Governor's Energy Office Monthly Energy Consumption Report Energy Systems Lab LoanSTAR. Monitoring & Analysis Program Version 2.9 beta
8 Page 4 Tens Governor's Energy Office LowSTAR Monitoring & Analysis Piogrun Monthly Energy Consumption Report Version 1.9 bet* Energy Systems L&b Texts A&M University
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10 TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Page 6 Zachry Engineering Center Building Envelope: 324,400 sq.ft 3-1/2 floors and a ground floor level, erected 1973, classes, offices, labs, computer facility, and clean rooms for Solid State Electronics walls: cement block windows: 22% of total wall area single pane with built-in-place vertical blinds roof: flat Building Schedule: classrooms and labs: 7:30 am to 6:30 pm weekdays offices: 7:30 am to 5:30 pm weekdays computer facility: 24 hrs/day Building HVAC: 12 variable volume dual duct AHUs (12-40hp) 3 constant volume multizone AHU (l-l hp, l-7hp, l-10hp) 4 constant volume single zone AHU (4-3hp) 10 fan coils ( hp) 2 constant volume chilled water pump (2-30hp) 2 constant hot water pump (2-20hp) 7 misc. pumps (total of 5.8hp) 50 exhaust fans (50-0.5hp) HVAC Schedule: 24 hrs/day Lighting: fluorescent Retrofits Implemented: control modifications to the dual duct system variable volume dual duct system Other Information: EMCS system to control HVAC was also installed along with the retrofits. Date of Retrofits: Date of completion for VAV and control modifications to the dual duct system: 3/30/91. Savings Calculations: Estimated savings are average monthly savings from the audit report (total annual savings divided by 12). Zachry Engineering Center - - December 1992 Tex«Governor's Energy Office Monthly Energy Consumption Report Energy Systems Lib OJ LoanSTAR Monitoring & AnJysu Progrim V t a i n ^ ^ V ^ ^ ^ UnivHsity
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