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This presentation was included as part of the International Conference on Energy Efficiency in Lighting and Domestic Appliances '2017. It provides an overview of wearable or portable products that can cool people directly through skin contact, or locally. It is intended to showcase types of products found on the market as of 2017. The author argues that more focus is needed on cooling people directly as a future energy efficiency strategy to mitigate demand for increasing air conditioning worldwide.
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- 1. Cool People Wearable and personal comfort products that will contribute to an overall energy efficiency strategy Jason Erwin, Borg & Co Presented by Paulo Bertoldi EEDAL ‘17, September 14, 2017
- 2. Today’s presentation • Challenges • Scope and objectives • Energy savings and cost effectiveness • Next steps 18-02-08 •Cool People, Jason Erwin, Borg & Co, EEDAL ’17 2
- 3. Challenge 1: Dramatic and quick reduction of global AC usage? Reduce CO2 emissions to zero by 2050 to reach 1.5°C target 18-02-08 •Cool People, Jason Erwin, Borg & Co, EEDAL ’17 3 Global air cond. consumption could increase 10x by 2050
- 4. Challenge 2: Traditional EE measures insufficient 18-02-08 •Cool People, Jason Erwin, Borg & Co, EEDAL ’17 4 AC electric consumption, despite – Minimum energy standards, labelling and incentive programs E.g., US, 1993-2005: – 28 % eff. improvement avg. res. AC unit – 37 % increase avg. home AC consumption
- 5. Challenge 3: Improve thermal comfort in hotter world? 18-02-08 •Cool People, Jason Erwin, Borg & Co, EEDAL ’17 5 • 41 % of occupants dissatisfied with indoor environment (US study) However, there is hope! • Personal environmental control can greatly extend comfortable indoor temperatures
- 6. Paper objectives: Are wearable and personal cooling products a potential solution? 18-02-08 •Title of presentation, version, date, etc 6 • What are wearable and personal cooling products? • What types of products? • At what stage(s) of development? • Is there energy savings potential?
- 7. Scope & Product Types (1/3) 18-02-08 •Cool People, Jason Erwin, Borg & Co, EEDAL ’17 7 • 18 products identified – Cool people directly through skin contact, or nearby occupant – Primarily indoor commercial or residential use 9 4 3 2 Apparel Jewelry Comfort systems Portable AC
- 8. Scope & Product Types (2/3) 18-02-08 •Cool People, Jason Erwin, Borg & Co, EEDAL ’17 8 Wearables Personal comfort/portable !
- 9. Scope & Product Types (3/3) 18-02-08 •Cool People, Jason Erwin, Borg & Co, EEDAL ’17 9 • 5 products in market • 13 in RD&D phase • Active and passive cooling mechanisms used – E.g., active = battery- powered fans – E.g., passive = fabric design ! Apparel examples
- 10. Energy savings potential? 18-02-08 •Cool People, Jason Erwin, Borg & Co, EEDAL ’17 10 • 35 % HVAC savings by expanding set-points ±4°F • 10 % HVAC savings per 1°C set-point expansion • 50 % HVAC energy savings with personal comfort systems
- 11. Cost effective? 18-02-08 •Cool People, Jason Erwin, Borg & Co, EEDAL ’17 11 Limited data on price ranges, but looks promising relative to costs of new AC! • $10-100s wearable or personal comfort products vs. • $2,000-4,000: per ton of new cooling installed (home AC)
- 12. However… Wearable and personal comfort products do not directly save energy. They enable savings. Therefore… 18-02-08 •Title of presentation, version, date, etc 12
- 13. Next steps: Demonstration projects needed! • Calling leading EE organisations! • Demonstrations of: – Energy savings ranges and variation? – Customer/occupant satisfaction? – Durable products? – Persistent savings? – How cost effective? 18-02-08 •Cool People, Jason Erwin, Borg & Co, EEDAL ’17 13
- 14. Thank you! 18-02-08 •Cool People, Jason Erwin, Borg & Co, EEDAL ’17 14 • Questions? • Jason Erwin, Borg & Co, jason@borgco.se