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Berkeley County School District HVAC System Analysis Seth Spangler, PE, LEED AP, BEMP BCSD HVAC System Analysis Introduction Seth Spangler is a licensed Professional Engineer and American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and


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BCSD HVAC System Analysis

HVAC System Analysis

Seth Spangler, PE, LEED AP, BEMP

Berkeley County School District

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Introduction

» Seth Spangler is a licensed Professional Engineer and American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) certified Building Energy Modeling Professional who designed both the Cane Bay Middle School and Timberland High School Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems.

» RMF is a 230 person consulting firm specializing in building and infrastructure systems engineering.

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Purpose

» BCSD commissioned RMF to conduct a study of various HVAC systems with a focus on

  • Equipment first (installed) cost
  • Yearly maintenance
  • Equipment replacement
  • Annual energy costs
  • Ease of maintenance

» Results will guide BCSD to select the most cost effective HVAC system over a 20 year period of time » The most cost effective HVAC system will be used in BCSD’s future schools

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What is Energy Modeling?

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Weather

» The project was modeled to be located at the site of the Nexton Elementary School, located in Berkeley County, South Carolina, which is in ASHRAE Zone 3a (warm, humid climate) » The electrical rate is modeled upon Berkeley Electric Co-op Rate 30 utility structure

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Building Architecture

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Modeling Data

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HVAC Equipment

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What are the Results?

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Life Cycle Costs

» Capital Project Costs

  • Construction Costs
  • Soft Costs

» Annual Costs

  • Energy Usage
  • Maintenance
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Results

ENERGY COSTS: System Electric Usage (kW/h) Natural Gas Usage (Therm) Total Charge ($) System 1: Fan Coil Unit w/Ice Storage 627 , 667 9,63 2 $ 157,452 System 2: Fan Coil Unit w/o Ice Storage 498,767 9,630 $1 45 , 972 System 3: Fan Coil Unit w/Turbocor Chiller 405 , 799 9,630 $1 37 , 09 7 System 4: Water Source Heat Pump 383 , 231 6 $1 20 , 871 LIFE CYCLE COSTS: System Capital Cost ($) Firs t Year Annual Cost ($) Life Cycle Cost ($) System 1: Fan Coil Unit w/Ice Storage $ 2,523,940 $ 165,359 $5,423,740 System 2: Fan Coil Unit w/o Ice Storage $ 2,371,356 $ 153,380 $5,058,456 System 3: Fan Coil Unit w/Turbocor Chiller $ 2,490,496 $ 144,504 $5,018,896 System 4: Water Source Heat Pump $ 1,748,630 $ 126,772 $ 4,362,030

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Humidity Control for Water Source Heat Pump Systems

» Dedicated Outside Air System (DOAS) should be provided to separate the space sensible (heat from lights, computers, etc.) and latent (moisture from occupants) loads » DOAS will limit occupied space relative humidity to the recommended maximum 50% » DOAS would be able to accurately maintain the building at net positive pressure, with respect to outdoors during all hours of dehumidification, and provide the necessary make- up air

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Humidity Control for Water Source Heat Pump Systems

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QUESTIONS?

Seth Spangler, PE, LEED AP, BEMP seth.spangler@rmf.com

THANK YOU!!!