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1 Background Owner University of Hawaii Type of Facility Location to centralize all cancer research in Hawaii Only nationally recognized cancer research facility in Pacific and one of 67 nationwide. Main focus is


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Background

  • Owner – University of Hawaii
  • Type of Facility

– Location to centralize all cancer research in Hawaii – Only nationally recognized cancer research facility in Pacific and

  • ne of 67 nationwide.

– Main focus is researching cancers that affect Hawaii and the Pacific Rim

  • Size: Two buildings with a total of 150,000 sqft

– Building A is the wet lab with General Labs, BSL-3 Lab and Freezer Room – Building B is dry lab with demonstration kitchen, seminar room, exercise facility, conference rooms and offices

  • Schedule – Design started in 4th quarter of 2009 and Construction was

scheduled to be complete in 2nd quarter of 2013

  • Budget – $120 million
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Features of Mechanical System

  • Project was design build so contractors were on board early to get

pricing established and to assist on design alternatives to reduce costs and start construction earlier in design phase (late DD)

  • Active chilled beams used for sensible cooling in most areas
  • Lab fume hood exhaust equipment with VAV exhaust system to

reduce the volume of air delivered to the labs during periods of low usage

  • Direct evaporative cooling to precondition the 100% outside air

supplied to the wet lab building with run around loop

  • Reheat water from the condenser water system
  • All the building air systems located at the penthouse to maximize the

efficiency of the building program areas

  • Low face velocities at main AHU’s, below 400 fpm
  • Essential system serving building are N+1
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Active Chilled Beams

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What are Chilled Beams?

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Benefit of Chilled Beams

Cost to transport with water 15 to 20% that of air

1“ Dia.

Water Pipe

14“ x 14“ Air Duct

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Chilled Water Supply

Open Loop, Shared Chiller Configuration

Modulating valve

Chiller

Beam distribution loop supply Beam distribution loop return Supply temperature

Pump

Air handling unit

43 to 45°F 56 to 61°F Pump

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Temperature Control and Zoning

Chilled water supply Chilled water return 2 way control valve T Zone thermostat

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Biggest Design Challenge

Condensation Biggest Potential Issue with Chilled Beams Especially Here in Hawai’i

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  • Interlock that shuts off the chilled water flow when AHU is off.
  • Chilled Water Reset Strategy: works best for a relatively tight building and used at

Cancer Center.

  • Chilled Water Discontinuation: this is only recommended where operable windows

are used.

  • During start up, chilled water flow should not commence until space dew point

temperature has been restored.

  • Do not locate chilled beams in areas with high latent load concentration.

Condensation Prevention Tips

for chilled beam systems

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Condensation Prevention

Chilled water temperature modulation

Time Temperature

Chilled water supply temperature Space dew point temperature

Zone Load Zone Load T T ø

Space humidity sensor

CHW supply temperature

Dew point controller

Mixing valve Recirculation pump

CWS CWR

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  • Anywhere you can control the

indoor humidity with limited latent cooling

– Laboratories – Office buildings – Call centers – Educational facilities – Government facilities – Health care facilities

  • Ideal Applications

– Applications with limited plenum space – Spaces where sensible cooling dominates

  • Spaces where indoor humidity

cannot be controlled

– Kitchen areas – Bathrooms – Gymnasium – Other areas with low sensible heat ratios

Where to Use Them Where Not to Use Them Use Them with Caution

– Rooms with operable windows – Entrance lobbies/atriums

Chilled Beam Applications

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Active Beam Installation Images

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Chiller Room Images

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Auxiliary Mechanical Bldg Images

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  • Misc. Mech Images
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Project Highlights

  • LEED Gold Certification, JABSOM building was only LEED certified

and that was after a couple points were bought.

  • 30% energy reduction of baseline
  • $16 million under budget which allowed the team to build the shell of

the expansion.

  • Finish 3 months ahead of schedule.
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America Samoa Power Authority

New Net Zero 10,000 sqft office building to house ASPA staff that is being built to replace previous structure that was demolished in a typhoon.

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America Samoa Power Authority

  • Anticipated to be LEED

Gold

  • PV capacity 110kW DC
  • Anticipated PV Power

Generation through PV’s, 147.2 MWhr/yr

  • Anticipated Power

Consumption 99.9 MWhr/yr

  • Biggest key to success is

to get users on board to

  • perate equipment per

design when it comes to scheduling and setpoint

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Questions

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