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ECEEE 2007 Summer Study La Colle sur Loup New challenge for residential building energy efficiency standards in Japan - unify energy efficiency of envelope and housing appliances - 8 June 2007 Chiharu MURAKOSHI,Hidetoshi NAKAGAMI and Mikiko


  1. ECEEE 2007 Summer Study La Colle sur Loup New challenge for residential building energy efficiency standards in Japan - unify energy efficiency of envelope and housing appliances - 8 June 2007 Chiharu MURAKOSHI,Hidetoshi NAKAGAMI and Mikiko NAKAMURA Jyukankyo Research Institute

  2. Overview of Presentation  Composition of housing EE Standard  Development of a new method to evaluate EE performance  Framework for evaluation of appliance EE  Evaluation method for space heating  Evaluation method for water heater  Results of Energy Consumption Calculation  Conclusion

  3. Composition of housing EE Standard  Performance standard  Standard of annual heating and cooling load  Standard of heat loss coefficient  Standard of coefficient of solar heat gain  Standard of equivalent leakage area per unit floor area  Proper ventilation  Ventilation, elevators, and lighting energy consumption in common areas of buildings with floor area 2000 m2 or greater  Prescriptive standards  Thermal transmittance of envelope & shading measure & airtight measure  Specification of insulation elements

  4. Comparison standards by estimated heat loss coefficient 4.0 3.7 3.5 Heat loss coefficient # W/m2K $ 2.99 3.0 %&'&( 2.7 2.69 2.5 2.51 )*+* 2.4 2.48 ;1&(>/ 2.0 1.94 2.01 1.9 @&(&6& 1.78 1.78 1.66 ?/10&(9 1.63 1.61 1.6 )*,* 1.5 1.56 U.K.( - 05year draft) 1.49 ./(0&1230&85(197 1.3 :514&9 ./(0&1234556/(7 1.26 1.26 1.17 ;<(=&(6 1.0 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Degree day ! deg.day " Source: Tomoyuki Karatsu, 2006, Comparison of world housing energy efficiency standards, The Kenchiku Gijutsu, No.679, August 2006 Note: estimated from U value standards of each parts based on 120 m2, general housing plan in Japan.

  5. New method of evaluate EE performance  Present standard  Evaluate energy efficiency of envelope.  TRS evaluate energy consumption or EE for a fixed condition.  New method of evaluate EE performance  Evaluate every end-use together, comprehensively.  For space conditioning, evaluate energy efficiency of the envelope and appliances at the same time.  Evaluate the efficiency during actual operation.

  6. Develop a method of calculating energy consumption  Subdivide some regions.  Calculate annual heating, cooling and water heating load based on standard usage patterns by region.  Perform measurements in the laboratory for air conditioners and floor heating, to analyse the relation between load and efficiency.  Perform laboratory measurements of energy consumption for water heating boilers, heat pump water heaters, and co-generation,to analyse the efficiency of each appliance.  From the set heat load and the results of analyses of equipment efficiency characteristics, we obtain a model for calculating whole house energy consumption.

  7. Framework for evaluation of appliance energy efficiency E<=E 0 E: calculated results of energy consumption for an actual house  E 0 : calculated results of energy consumption for a standard house  or appliance E=Eh+Ec+Ew+Ev+El-Es E 0 =Eh 0 +Ec 0 +Ew 0 +Ev 0 +El 0 Eh: heating energy consumption  Ec: cooling energy consumption  Ew: water heating energy consumption  Ev: ventilation energy consumption  El: lighting energy consumption  Es: reduction in energy consumption from solar electric power  generation and others

  8. Setting space conditioning loads Performing heat load simulations for standardized living conditions : we calculated 64 cases  Regional divisions: 8 cases  Housing types: detached and multifamily; 2 cases  Space conditioning mode: whole house continuous operation, and room by room (called partial) intermittent operation; 2 cases; for partial, intermittent operation we calculate loads for the living room (LDK, or living, dining and kitchen), and for each other room  envelope energy efficiency: meets 1999 standards and meets 1992 standards; 2 cases We estimated frequency distribution for space conditioning load.

  9. Frequency distributions for heat load for living room of a wooden, detached house "!! type A=intermittent heating of the &***+,-./0.10+234#5+16783/9-:;6+< &%! ?FG+ ;61+ ABC.16+ D6-61+ ;61+ .//C.HE living area &***+,-./0.10+23=#5+16783/9-:;6+> &$! &***+,-./0.10+23=&5+16783/9-:;6+> type B=whole house, continuous &#! &**"+,-./0.10+234#5+16783/9-:;6+< heating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egion No. 4b: The envelope efficiency meets 1999 ! ( # ! #!(%! %!('! '!()! )!("!! "!!("#! "#!("%! "%!("'! "'!(")! ")!(#!! #!!(##! ##!(#%! #%!(#'! #'!(#)! #)!($!! $!!($#! $#!($%! $%!($'! $'!($)! $)!(%!! %!!(%#! %#!(%%! %%!(%'! standards, and the heating mode is partial, intermittent. :;.8,-.5<29-,=

  10. Characteristics of air-conditioner efficiencies <Heating> <Cooling> ,!081#$&0$95$%/0!%$ ,!081#$&0$95$%/0!%$ !"#$%&';&#$( ';)<;&#$( !"#$%&'&#$( ')*&#$( ,-$%&<;&#$( *)+'&#$( ,-$%&+'&#$( & .$/01"(& 234 =,,>1"(& 234 :. :# :9 :. :# :9 ,!0&5!0&,6&71%&2,"#101,"$% ,!0&5!0&,6&71%&2,"#101,"$% Lh: half of rated output Ld: the design, or rated output Lm: the maximum output

  11. Relation between heating load and air conditioner heating efficiency under 2degC 2<7degC 7<12degC over 12degC $. &'%( )*+, &- 60 9.0 COP => ? � > under 2degC => @A > 2<7degC => BC > 7<12degC => DE > over 12degC 50 7.5 /&'.-*0&1&0%'23*45678 /&'.-*0&1&0%'23**F5G78 /&'.-*9:;3<56< /&'.-*9:;345HI MJ/m2 # A ctual COP:4.76(73%) 40 6.0 Actual COP:2.20(56%) $%&'%()* +,&-* " COP 30 4.5 20 3.0 10 1.5 0 0.0 0 ! 20 20 ! 40 40 ! 60 60 ! 80 80 ! 100 100 ! 120 120 ! 140 140 ! 160 160 ! 180 180 ! 200 200 ! 220 220 ! 240 240 ! 260 260 ! 280 280 ! 300 300 ! 320 320 ! 340 340 ! 360 360 ! 380 380 ! 400 400 ! 420 " W/m2 # Living room:27.7m 2 / Region: No.4b(Tokyo)

  12. Relation between cooling load and air conditioner cooling efficiency under 25degC 25<30degC over 30degC $%%&'()*&%+, 30 COP ../ 01/ 25degC !../ 23/ 25degC ! = and 30degC 4./ 56/ 30degC 9.0 ! = Rated capacity - 2.8kW Rated COP - 6.51 25 7.5 7+89,*:+;+:'8<-=>?@A Actual COP:6.24(96%) 7+89,*$BC-D>?= 2 # MJ/m 20 6.0 Actual COP:2.28(72%) $%%&'()* &%+,* " COP 15 4.5 10 3.0 5 1.5 0 0.0 0 ! 20 20 ! 40 40 ! 60 60 ! 80 80 ! 100 100 ! 120 120 ! 140 140 ! 160 160 ! 180 180 ! 200 200 ! 220 220 ! 240 240 ! 260 260 ! 280 " W/m 2 # Living room:27.7m 2 / Region: No.4b(Tokyo)

  13. Annual water heater load & water heater efficiencies in region No.4b(Tokyo) Annual water heater loads(MJ/year):17.0 Water heater efficiencies gas on-demand water heater:0.73 latent heat recovery gas on-demand water heater:0.86 kerosene on-demand water heater:0.79 kerosene tank water heater:0.77 electric water heater:0.74 CO 2 heat pump water heater:3.12 Energy saving rate for water heating energy efficiency measures kitchen, sprayer water column:4% bath room,water-conserving showerhead:4% piping, small diameter piping:5%

  14. Results of Energy Consumption Calculations D.+61/0E">>#-?6+/@+5@F D.+61/0E">>>-?6+/@+5@F :33C1/0E">>#-?6+/@+5@F :33C1/0E">>>-?6+/@+5@F D36-G+6.5-,HIICJ K./61C+613/ L10M61/0 2340./.5+613/ ')=' ">>#-?6+/6+5@-A-<35B+C-2+,.- &#=% 8;;12.1/6-2+,.-<3=#- Standard case &(=# ">>>-?6+/@+5@-A-<35B+C-2+,.- 8;121./6-2+,.-<3=" %)=' %%=( 8;;12.1/6-2+,.-<3=#- %$=# 789:-2340./.5+613/ %>=( *+,-./01/.-2340./.5+613/ Notes: ! "! #! $! %! &! '! (! )! E*NOJ.+5F Normal case=normal appliances; Efficient case No.1=most efficient air-conditioner + condensing boiler + efficient ventilation and lighting; Efficient case No.2=most efficient air-conditioner + CO2 heat pump hot water supply + efficient ventilation and lighting; Electrici t y conversion rate=9,760kJ/kWh.

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