Green building - Introduction & general ideas
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This presentation gives you a brief introduction & general idea about green buildings. Though lot more issues could've been put in the show, I just didn't want to overload with contents... I'll refine this presentation in a few days time & a newer version of this presentation will be ready...
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- 8. High Efficiency Pumps High Efficiency AHUs, FCUs High Efficiency Cooling Towers High Efficiency Chillers HVAC requirements HAP 4.05 Energy requirements VisDOE 3.1 High Efficiency Water Heating Lighting requirements Lumen Designer Building Envelope design Sensors, Controls Daylighting ( Adeline) High Performance Glazing (Window 5.0 ) Insulation Passive Systems (CFD,Suntect etc ) High Efficiency Lamps, Ballasts, Luminaires Controls: Enthalpy control, Economizer, Reheat by Steam Occupancy Load , Equipment Schedule Whole building energy optimization
- 9. Whole design HVAC design Lighting design Water system design Architectural design/Site planning Energy management and control design
- 10. Architectural design & Site planning
- 13. Lighting Design
- 19. Photovoltaic Applications Flat Roofs Facades Roof Top Atria & Skylight Shading Elements
- 21. Heat, Ventilation & Air conditioning
- 24. The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) has established standards which outline air quality for indoor comfort conditions that are acceptable to 80% or more of a commercial building's occupants. Generally, these indoor comfort conditions, sometimes called the "comfort zone," are between 68 degrees F and 75 degrees F for winter and 73 degrees F to 79 degrees F during the summer. Both these temperature ranges are for room air at approximately 50% relative humidity and moving at velocity of 30 feet per minute or slower