Ashok Kumar Akhil Kadiyala Vinay Kumar Nerella Ravikanth Garimella Department of Civil Engineering University of Toledo Joint A&WMA - SAME Energy Workshop June 12, 2008 [email protected].

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Ashok Kumar
Akhil Kadiyala
Vinay Kumar Nerella
Ravikanth Garimella
Department of Civil Engineering
University of Toledo
Joint A&WMA - SAME Energy Workshop
June 12, 2008
[email protected]
Energy Efficiency
Efficient use of energy
to obtain desired outputs
that involves using
alternative technologies
operating at lower
energy inputs for same
purpose.
Energy Assessment
A procedure to assess the power consumption with
respect to each source.
Basic steps:
1. Determining the amount of energy being
consumed for each process/activity.
2. Determining the scope for energy savings and the
cost it takes to implement the activities.
Energy Equation
Energy Gap = Supply – Demand
Total energy production and consumption, 1980-2030 (quadrillion BTU)
Source: EIA’s Annual Energy Outlook, 2007
Opportunities to Reduce Energy
Consumption
Proper selection of optimal systems.
Adequate maintenance of energy using systems.
Understanding energy costs.
Energy Efficiency Act 2007:
Enhance Energy Efficiency
 Optimize energy efficiency.
 Improve environmental performance through advanced technologies.
 Train engineering and research students to conduct energy assessments.
Classification of Energy Assessment
Tools
 Motor Systems
 MotorMaster version 4.0.6
 Energy Consumption Assessment
 Energy Assessment Sheet (EAS)
 Plant Energy Profiler for the Chemical Industry (ChemPEP Tool)
 EnVinta One-2-five
 Building Sustainability Tool
 Virtual Grower
 HVAC Systems
 Hybrid HVAC System Design Tool 1.0
 Building Advice
 Fan System Assessment Tool (FSAT)
 Combined Heat & Power Application Tool (CHP)
 Process Heating Assessment & Survey Tool (PHSAT) version 2.0
Classification of Tools (contd.)
 Related HVAC Systems
 Chilled Water System Analysis Tool (CWSAT) version 2.3
 Steam Systems
 Pumping system assessment tool (PSAT)
 Air Master+ version 1.2.0
 Emission Calculations
 NOx and Energy Assessment Tool (NxEAT)
 Emissions Reduction Calculator
 DOE (EIA site)
 Sustainability Tools
 LEED
 BASIX
 ENVEST
Energy Assessment Tools
1) Energy Assessment Spreadsheet
2) Hybrid HVAC System Design Spreadsheet
3) Building Sustainability Tool
4) EnVinta One-2-five: ODOD
5) MotorMaster: DOE
Pollution Prevention Tools Web Site
The tools can be accessed at the link given below:
http://p2tools.utoledo.edu/ppistools.htm
Energy Assessment Spreadsheet
(EAS 1.0)
 Provides a complete break-up and summaries of the total
annual energy consumption and cost.
 Helps in identifying avenues for energy and cost savings.
 Includes separate sections for the major areas of energy
consumption – lighting, motors, and HVAC systems.
EAS 1.0
 Lighting section has three worksheets – Lighting Data,
Lighting Cost, and Lighting Cost Reductions.
 Motors section has two worksheets – Motors and Motor
Operating Cost.
 HVAC systems section has two worksheets – HVAC systems
and HVAC systems operating cost.
Lighting in EAS 1.0
 Lighting Data
 Lighting Cost
 Lighting Reduction
Motors in EAS 1.0
 Motors worksheet
 Motors operating cost worksheet
HVAC in EAS 1.0
 HVAC system worksheet
 HVAC system operating cost worksheet
Hybrid HVAC System Design
Spreadsheet
 This tool is applicable to offices and manufacturing
plants.
 Various sections in the tool are Input, Walls &
Windows, Lighting, Final sheet, and User’s guide.
 Helps the user to incorporate a natural ventilation
system into a mechanical ventilation system during
the design process.
Hybrid HVAC 1.0
Input sheet
Walls & Windows Worksheet
Hybrid HVAC 1.0
 Final Sheet
User’s Guide
Hybrid HVAC 1.0 Results
Building Sustainability Tool
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
Energy
Lights
Water
Appliances
Building Envelope
Fixtures
Window
Insulation
Pollution Prevention
 Lights
 Washer
 Dish Washer
 Refrigerator
 Showerhead
 Faucet
 Toilet
 Window
Output from the Building
Sustainability Tool
General Equations used in Tool
Development
Lighting
Appliances
Fixtures
Insulation
General Equations (contd.)
Motor Efficiency
Equation for estimating replacement air heating costs on hourly basis
Equation for estimating replacement air heating costs on yearly basis
Tackling Energy Management Strategically
Traditional Approach
Tactical, Project Basis
 No context of ongoing Mgmt System
 No Long-term Sustainability
 Authorities not Commensurate w/ level of
Responsibility or Accountability

“+”
One-2-Five Approach
Strategic, Program Basis
 Integrated to Business / Processes
 Continuous Improvement Functions
 Balanced Organizational Structure, Process,
People, and Systems

L’Oreal Solon Energy
Diagnostic (Source: ODOD)
MotorMaster
 The U.S DOE MotorMaster helps to analyze motor and motor system
efficiency for all the motors in a plant and suggest replacements for less
energy efficient units.
 The program generates a payback period for the motors to replace
existing motors with more efficient motors.
MotorMaster
Case Study 1: Energy Survey For an
Automobile Parts Manufacturing Facility
 Areas Investigated
 Lighting
 Motors
 HVAC systems
 Water heaters
 P2 Tools used
 Energy Assessment Spreadsheet
 HVAC Checklist
 MotorMaster
 Emission Reduction Calculator
Energy Reduction Estimates
Avenues for Reducing Energy
Consumption
CO2 reduction
(lbs/year)
SO2 reduction
(lbs/year)
NOx reduction
(lbs/year)
1469718
18721
6300
Case Study 2: Energy Assessment for a
Greenhouse at Sandusky, Ohio
 The objective of the assessment was to optimize the new
greenhouse heating system for solar, electrical and natural gas
energy performance and to significantly reduce consumption of
the nonrenewable electric and gas resources.
 The assessment produced an estimation of $51,000 as energy
savings annually.
Virtual Grower Software from the USDA
Potential Savings
Conclusion
 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
 Energy assessment tools are available online for both
residential and industrial sectors.
 It is possible to reduce energy costs.
 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Acknowledgements
 US EPA (Mr. Phil Kaplan and Ms. Rita Garner)
 OhioEPA (Mr. Bill Narotski)
 ODOD (Mr. J. Greenway)
 EISC (Mr. Rick Mazur)
 TechSolve (Ms. Mary Beth Holley)
 CAMP (Dr. A. Gus Eskamani)
 EWI (Ms. Margaret A. Hiermer)
 UT graduate students
References
 A. Kumar, S. J Thomas and S. Ojha, “Pollution Prevention Tools For Small And Medium Sized
Industries”, CD for Proceedings of the 2002 Conference, A&WMA
 S. J. Thomas, A. Kumar, and R. Pendse, “Development of a Hybrid Ventilation System using
Natural Night Time Ventilation for Cleveland, Ohio”, Paper # OS-02-25, Proceedings of Ohio
Air Pollution Research Symposium, 2002
 S. Ghose, A. Kumar, and C. Varadarajan, “Application of Pollution Prevention Tools in Energy
Efficiency Assessments”, Paper # 69805, CD for Proceedings of the 2003 Conference,
A&WMA
 http://baseco.com/publications.html
 http://www.energy.ca.gov/glossary/glossary-e.html
 http://www.solarenergy.org/resources/energyfacts.html
 http://science.house.gov/legislation/leg_highlights_detail.aspx?NewsID=1984
 http://www.eere.energy.gov/buildings/info/components/lighting/lightingcontrols/index.html
 http://www.eere.energy.gov/consumer/your_home/energy_audits/index.cfm/mytopic=11170
 http://p2tools.utoledo.edu/ppistools.htm
Other Useful links
 http://www1.eere.energy.gov/education/adult_education.html
 http://www1.eere.energy.gov/education/report_resources.html
 http://www.consumerenergycenter.org/index.html
 http://www.energy.ca.gov/efficiency/financing/index.html
 http://www.solarenergy.org/resources/links.html
 http://www.quia.com/rd/6920.html?AP_rand=539388205
 http://www.eere.energy.gov/buildings/
 http://www.eere.energy.gov/buildings/tools_directory/subjects_sub.cfm
Appendix-A
Survey of different energy assessment tools
Assessment Tool
Building Sustainability Tool 1.0
Energy Assessment Spreadsheet (EAS)
Hybrid HVAC System Design Tool 1.0
Fan System Assessment Tool (FSAT)
Description
The tool helps in evaluating the sustainability of
building elements, indoor environment and the
occupant behavior, which affects the indoor living
quality. The tool utilizes the concepts of energy
efficiency, water efficiency, building envelope and
indoor environment quality, and occupant behavior to
analyze the performance offered to the occupants. This
tool was made for analyzing residential buildings and is
now being value-added for assessing the industrial
buildings as well.
The spreadsheet is a useful and easy-to-use tool for
energy assessments. It provides a complete break-up
and summaries of the total annual energy consumption
and cost. It helps in identifying avenues for energy and
cost savings
The HVAC spreadsheet is used for the design of hybrid
HVAC systems for a manufacturing facility and
associated office building. It is easy to use and could
be modified for a specific plant. It is hoped that the
spreadsheet will be helpful in improving energy
efficiency at your plant.
Help quantify the potential benefits of optimizing fan
system configurations that serve industrial processes.
Calculates the amount of energy used by fan system;
determines system efficiency; and quantifies the
savings potential of an upgraded system.
Supplier
P2 Tools at University of Toledo
http://p2tools.utoledo.edu/pptools.htm#SBT
P2 Tools at University of Toledo
http://p2tools.utoledo.edu/pptools.htm#EA
P2 Tools at University of Toledo
http://p2tools.utoledo.edu/pptools.htm#HVAC
U.S Department of Energy
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/bestpractices/
software.html#fsat
Survey of different tools (contd.)
Assessment Tool
Combined Heat and Power Application Tool
(CHP)
Process Heating Assessment and Survey Tool
(PHAST) Version 2.0
Steam System Tool Suite
(Steam System Scoping Tool (SSST); Steam
System Assessment Tool (SSAT) - Version 3;
3E Plus; Steam Tool Specialist Qualification)
Chilled Water System Analysis Tool (CWSAT)
Version 2.3
Pumping System Assessment Tool (PSAT)
2008
Description
Supplier
Helps industrial users evaluate the feasibility of
CHP for heating systems and allows analysis of
three typical system types: fluid heating, exhaustgas heat recovery, and duct burner systems. The
tool also estimates system costs and payback
period, and performs "what-if" analysis for various
utility costs.
Introduces methods to improve thermal efficiency
of heating equipment and helps industrial users
survey process heating equipment that consumes
fuel, steam, or electricity, and identifies the most
energy-intensive equipment.
U.S Department of Energy
DOE offers a suite of tools for evaluating and
identifying steam system improvements.
U.S Department of Energy
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/bestpractic
es/software.html#chp
U.S Department of Energy
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/bestpractic
es/software.html#phast
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/bestpractic
es/software.html#ssat
Determines energy requirements of a system and
evaluates opportunities for energy and costs
savings by applying improvement measures.
U.S Department of Energy
Helps industrial users assess the efficiency of
pumping system operations. PSAT uses achievable
pump performance data from Hydraulic Institute
standards and motor performance data from the
MotorMaster+ database to calculate potential
energy and associated cost savings.
U.S Department of Energy
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/bestpractic
es/software.html#cwsat
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/bestpractic
es/software.html#psat
Survey of different tools (contd.)
Assessment Tool
Plant Energy Profiler for the Chemical Industry
(ChemPEP Tool)
NOx and Energy Assessment Tool (NxEAT)
Manufacturing Assessment Planner (MAP)
Building Advice
EnVinta One-2-Five
Description
Provides chemical plant managers with the
information they need to identify savings and
efficiency opportunities. Tool enables energy
managers to see overall plant energy use, identify
major energy-using equipment and operations,
summarize energy cost distributions, and pinpoint
areas for more detailed analysis.
Supplier
U.S Department of Energy
Helps plants in the petroleum refining and
chemical industries to assess and analyze NOx
emissions and application of energy efficiency
improvements.
U.S Department of Energy
Provides necessary steps and procedures to
conduct an eight-hour, integrated energy,
environment, and manufacturing efficiency
assessment for a small or midsized facility
Rockwell Automation
It is a portable wireless system for assessing
building performance, including energy savings
opportunities, HVAC operations, and comfort
issues
AirAdvice
Provides energy management solutions for
utilities and large commercial, industrial,
government and institutional organizations
ENVINTA Corporation
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/bestpractices/soft
ware.html#Plant_Energy_Profiler
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/bestpractices/soft
ware.html#nox
http://www.rockwellautomation.com/services/assessmen
t/planning.html
http://www.airadvice.com/commercial.php
http://www.envinta.com/
Survey of different tools (contd.)
Assessment Tool
Energy Star Home Energy Yardstick
Home Energy Audit
U.S EPA’s Do-It-Yourself Guide to
Home Sealing
AIRMaster+ Version 1.2.0
MotorMaster+ Version 4.0.6
Description
Compares a home's energy efficiency to similar homes
across the country and provides recommendations for
energy-saving.
Provides home energy audit identifying the parts of home
using most energy and suggests the most effective measures
for reducing energy costs.
The Guide provides step-by-step instructions for
sealing common air leaks and adding insulation to the
attic.
Supplier
Energy Star
http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?fuseaction
=home_energy_yardstick.showStep2
U.S Department of Energy
http://www.eere.energy.gov/buildings/info/home
s/energyaudithome.html
Energy Star
http://www.energystar.gov/ia/home_improvemen
t/home_sealing/DIY_COLOR_100_dpi.pdf
Provides comprehensive information on assessing
compressed air systems, including modeling, existing and
future system upgrades, and evaluating savings and
effectiveness of energy efficiency measures.
U.S Department of Energy
Used for analyzing motor and motor system efficiency
U.S Department of Energy
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/bestpractic
es/software.html#air
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/bestpractic
es/software.html#mm
Survey of different tools (contd.)
Assessment Tool
LEED
BASIX
ENVEST
VIRTUAL GROWER
Description
Provides green building technologies
Ensures homes are designed to use less potable water and
be responsible for fewer greenhouse gas emissions by
setting energy and water reduction targets for house and
units.
Envest is a software tool that simplifies the complex
process of designing buildings with low environmental
impact and whole life costs.
A new decision support tool for greenhouse growers.
Supplier
Quality Attributes Software
http://www.qualityattributes.com/greentouchscre
en/modules/interactive-leed-checklist/
Basix Software
http://www.basix.nsw.gov.au/information/tc_upg
rade.jsp
BRE Trust Company
http://www.bre.co.uk/page.jsp?id=52
USDA
http://www.ars.usda.gov/services/software/downl
oad.htm?softwareid=108