MP-ECBC CELL
presentation by
Kaushal Lodaya MP-ECBC CELL Member
Let’s build ‘Tomorrow’
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MP-ECBC CELL Lets build Tomorrow presentation by Kaushal Lodaya MP-ECBC CELL Member MP-ECBC CELL HOW TO DESIGN MP-ECBC COMPLIANT BUILDINGS MP-ECBC CELL BASIC DESIGN CONSIDERATION MP-ECBC CELL BUILDING Clients Requirement
presentation by
Kaushal Lodaya MP-ECBC CELL Member
Let’s build ‘Tomorrow’
BUILDING can be of many possible shapes SITES can be of many possible shapes Client’s Requirement Building Operation Weather Details Location Architectural Drawings MEP Drawings
Top View Floor Plan
FRONT PRESPECTIVE VIEW SOLAR INSOLATION ANALYSIS
REAR PRESPECTIVE VIEW SOLAR INSOLATION ANALYSIS
SOLAR INSOLATION ANALYSIS Condition - 1
SOLAR INSOLATION ANALYSIS Condition - 1
SOLAR INSOLATION ANALYSIS Condition - 2
SOLAR INSOLATION ANALYSIS Conclusion
EXTERNAL WALL Root Cause
Indoor Space
BUILDING ENVELOPE BASIC SOLUTION
Indoor Space
BUILDING ENVELOPE POSSIBLE ECMS’
ROOF Root Cause
ROOF BASIC SOLUTION
ROOF POSSIBLE ECMS’
FENESTRATION (Mandatory) Root Cause
FENESTRATION (Mandatory) Root Cause
FENESTRATION (Mandatory) Basic Solution - I
FENESTRATION (Mandatory) Basic Solution - I
FENESTRATION (Mandatory) Basic Solution - I
ROOF POSSIBLE ECMS’
Single Glazed Unit Double Glazed Unit
Vertical Fins Horizontal Chajjas Internal Louvers/Blinds External Louvers/Blinds Movable Shades
FENESTRATION (Mandatory) Basic Solution - II
ROOF POSSIBLE ECMS’
Single Glazed Unit Double Glazed Unit
Vertical Fins Horizontal Chajjas Internal Louvers/Blinds External Louvers/Blinds Movable Shades
ROOF VERIFY DAYLIGHTING CRITERIA
APPROACHS
APPROACH FOR NATURAL VENTILATION
Parameters to be CONTROLLED Constraints
Heat Dissipating Bodies
Stack Ventilation Earth Air Tunnel Earth Air Tunnel Night Flushing Radiative Cooling Evaporative Cooling
POSSIBLE ECMS FOR NATURAL VENTILATION
ADAPTIVE COMFORT (NBC-2016)
APPROACH VIA MECHANICAL VENTILATION
WITH CAUTION! Minimum Fresh Air Quantity Minimum Equipment Efficiency Controls: Timeclock, Temperature, Occupancy, Fan, Location of equipments Proper insulation at piping
APPROACH VIA MECHANICAL VENTILATION
WITH CAUTION! Minimum Fresh Air Quantity Minimum Equipment Efficiency Demand Control Ventilation Controls: Timeclock, Temperature, Occupancy, Fan, Dampers System Balancing Location of equipments Proper insulation at piping and duct work
APPROACH VIA MECHANICAL VENTILATION
WITH CAUTION! Minimum Fresh Air Quantity Minimum Equipment Efficiency Demand Control Ventilation Controls: Timeclock, Temperature, Occupancy, Fan, Dampers System Balancing Location of equipments Proper insulation at piping and duct work
APPROACH VIA MECHANICAL VENTILATION
WITH CAUTION! Minimum Fresh Air Quantity Minimum Equipment Efficiency Demand Control Ventilation Controls: Timeclock, Temperature, Occupancy, Fan, Dampers System Balancing Location of equipments Proper insulation at piping and duct work
APPROACH FOR SERVICE WATER HEATING
WITH CAUTION! Solar Hot Water System needs to be installed on –site with capability of 20% of total requirement capacity (as per NBC-2016) for building having built-up area less than 20,000 sq. m. Solar Hot Water System needs to be installed on –site with capability of 40% of total requirement capacity (as per NBC-2016) for building having built-up area is equal or greater than 20,000 sq. m.
heat recovery, heat traps, and for swimming pools.
DESIGNING WITH LIGHTINGS
WITH CAUTION! INTERIOR LIGHTING CONTROLS
EXTERIOR LIGHTING CONTROL
ADDITIONAL CONTROLS
Display, Guest room, Task, Demonstration, etc.
DESIGNING OF INTERIOR LIGHTINGS
Luminaire Area not illuminated Illuminated area Illuminated area
DESIGNING OF INTERIOR LIGHTINGS
DESIGNING OF EXTERIOR LIGHTINGS
FULLFILING MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS
Selection of efficient Transformers (under process of upgradation) Minimize transformer losses Minimize Voltage Drop within 2% at feeders and 3% of branch circuit at design load Energy Efficient equipment (BEE certified) to be used such as Motors, DG sets, UPS Metering and monitoring needs to be done as per provision in the CODE for desired connected load To ensure that Power Factor will be maintained above 0.97 25% of total connected load of the building shall be provided with dedicated Renewable Energy Generating System; or if not possible than at-least on 40% of non-shaded roof area have to be installed with Solar Photovoltaic System