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TECHNICAL TEAM PROJECTS BRIEFING 20 TH JANUARY 2016, MILTON KEYNES MALCOLM HANNA TECHNICAL DIRECTOR improving the use of energy in buildings Case Study Findings from a Novel BEMS Installation for Small and Temporary Commercial Buildings EMEX: Technology & Innovation 16 th November 2016 Dr Thomas Whiffen

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TECHNICAL TEAM PROJECTS BRIEFING 20TH JANUARY 2016, MILTON KEYNES

MALCOLM HANNA TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

improving the use of energy in buildings

Case Study Findings from a Novel BEMS Installation for Small and

Temporary Commercial Buildings

EMEX: Technology & Innovation 16th November 2016

Dr Thomas Whiffen

THE ASSEMBLE PROJECT

• The project will develop a low cost, easy-to-

install energy management system for small

to medium size non-domestic premises.

• The system utilises the latest innovation in

power line carrier technology to enable low

disruption ‘plug and play’ installation.

• The bespoke user interface offers low energy

comfort, easily controllable on any internet

enabled device.

THE ASSEMBLE SYSTEM

TeroLight EM

Setup Interface

Control Interface

Monitoring Interface

CASE STUDY TRIALS

Temporary site office Small efficient office

COSTAIN TRIAL: LAYOUT

COSTAIN TRIAL: SETUP

COSTAIN TRIAL: PERIOD

Internal temperature 22.7°C 22.7°C

External temperature 20.5°C 20.2°C

Saved energy: 12.0 Wh/m2/day

(over six weeks period) (floor area: 933 m2)

Financial savings: £1.12 / day (over six weeks period) (based on 10 p/kWh)

29% AC savings

22% weekend use 6% weekday use

20th Jun – 31th Jul 2016 22th Aug – 2nd Oct 2016

Daily temperatures (t) averaged over the comparison period (taken at 12’o clock) and categorised as follows: COLD: t <9°C, COOL: t >9<14°C, MILD: t >14<19°C, WARM: t >19< 24°C, HOT: t >24°C

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1,168

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Before After

COSTAIN TRIAL: FINDINGS

COSTAIN TRIAL: HOW?

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Before After Savings

Total (shown weekend) energy use for 0007-14 AC unit (kWh) 20.56 kWh 0.58 kWh 97%

NEF TRIAL: LAYOUT

Uncontrolled (small offices) 102.5 m2

Controlled (main office) 307.5 m2

Mezzanine

Ground floor

NEF TRIAL: SETUP

NEF TRIAL: PERIOD

NEF TRIAL: FINDINGS

Before After

173 kWh

335 kWh

sunny: 28% sunny: 39%

light: 64% light: 61%

dark: 8% dark: 0%

Saved energy: 18.2 Wh/m2/day

(over one week period) (floor area: 308 m2)

Financial savings: £0.54 / day (over one week period) (based on 10 p/kWh)

48% lighting savings

Where: Dark equates to >3 hours of lux <25% from 8am till 7pm. Sunny equates to >7 hours of lux >45% from 8am till 7pm Light equates when neither of the above is applicable

NEF TRIAL: HOW?

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18-May Energy for lighting - 23.3 kWh

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04-Aug Energy for lighting - 6.6 kWh

OVERALL SAVINGS

Total building(1) 302 £30.20 100% £28,177

kWh/m2/yr £/m2/yr(6) % £/yr(7)

Heating energy savings(2)

15.1 £1.51 5.0% £1,409

AC cooling energy savings(3)

10.0 £1.00 3.3% £933

Lighting energy savings(4)

10.4 £1.04 3.4% £971

Behaviour change savings(5)

15.1 £1.51 5.0% £1,409

Total savings 50.6 £5.06 16.8% £4,721

(1)Based on 100 W/m2, 12 hours a day, 252 days a year (Elliotts) (2)Estimated 5-7% heating savings from benchmark figures (BSRIA) (3)Based on Costain J34 summer trial findings and annual temperature profile (4)Based on NEF lighting trial findings and assumed illumination profile (5)Estimated 5-10% from literature (CTV023)

(6)Based on 10p/kWh (7)Based on the Costain J34 office floor area of 933 m2 (46 cabins)

FINDINGS

• Identified importance of robust comms. architecture

• Identified importance of engaging and maintaining

engagement of staff

• Configured set-points as required to optimising

conditions to staff desires

• Demonstrated capability to handle and find meaning

in big data

• Supported development of technology and business

case

• Gained soft acceptance of technology at NEF

Dr Thomas Whiffen, Senior Energy Specialist, NEF

[email protected]

THANKS FOR LISTENING