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Energy Consumption Evaluation of Air Conditioning Systems for Public Buildings

Wang yongshun, Wei Dong

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With the development of the national economy, the building energy consumption is increasing, and the energy consumption of building HVAC in China accounts for 50%-60% of the total energy consumption of buildings. Therefore, the building HVAC can Energy-saving diagnosis is particularly urgent. In view of the low energy utilization efficiency of building air-conditioning systems, this paper collects data for a certain month in the cooling season of a hotel building in Guangzhou, and uses the air-conditioning system operating efficiency index system to quantitatively analyze the energy consumption data of HVAC. The energy efficiency ratio of the system, the energy efficiency ratio of the cold machine, the energy efficiency ratio of the cold station, the chilled water transport coefficient, and the cooling water transport coefficient are analyzed. The electricity consumption of the HVAC is statistically analyzed. Specific problems, and then targeted recommendations for energy-saving renovation of the building.

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With the development of the national economy, the building energy consumption is increasing, and the energy consumption of building HVAC in China accounts for 50%-60% of the total energy consumption of buildings. Therefore, the building HVAC can Energy-saving diagnosis is particularly urgent. In view of the low energy utilization efficiency of building air-conditioning systems, this paper collects data for a certain month in the cooling season of a hotel building in Guangzhou, and uses the air-conditioning system operating efficiency index system to quantitatively analyze the energy consumption data of HVAC. The energy efficiency ratio of the system, the energy efficiency ratio of the cold machine, the energy efficiency ratio of the cold station, the chilled water transport coefficient, and the cooling water transport coefficient are analyzed. The electricity consumption of the HVAC is statistically analyzed. Specific problems, and then targeted recommendations for energy-saving renovation of the building.

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With the development of the national economy, the building energy consumption is increasing, and the energy consumption of building HVAC in China accounts for 50%-60% of the total energy consumption of buildings. Therefore, the building HVAC can Energy-saving diagnosis is particularly urgent. In view of the low energy utilization efficiency of building air-conditioning systems, this paper collects data for a certain month in the cooling season of a hotel building in Guangzhou, and uses the air-conditioning system operating efficiency index system to quantitatively analyze the energy consumption data of HVAC. The energy efficiency ratio of the system, the energy efficiency ratio of the cold machine, the energy efficiency ratio of the cold station, the chilled water transport coefficient, and the cooling water transport coefficient are analyzed. The electricity consumption of the HVAC is statistically analyzed. Specific problems, and then targeted recommendations for energy-saving renovation of the building.

Key concepts: HVAC, Air conditioning, Chilled water, Energy consumption, Efficient energy use, Electricity, Environmental science, Consumption (sociology)

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