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Britt Kern Mechanical Option Advisor: Dr. Treado Hunter’s Point South School Queens, New York

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Senior Thesis Presentation. Hunter’s Point South School. Queens, New York. Britt Kern Mechanical Option Advisor: Dr. Treado. Outline. Building Summary. Introduction Building Summary Site Plan Existing Mechanical Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth Breadth – Electrical Conclusion. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Senior Thesis Presentation

Britt KernMechanical OptionAdvisor: Dr. Treado

Hunter’s Point South School

Queens, New York

Page 2: Senior Thesis Presentation

Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introductioni. Building Summaryii. Site Planiii. Existing Mechanical

Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

Size: 153,769 sfOccupancy: IM/HS SchoolhouseLevels: 5 Stories/No Cellar/PenthouseCost: $61,098,000Construction Dates: Jan 10, 2011 to Oct 7, 2013

Project TeamArchitect: FXFOWLE ArchitectsStructural Ysreal A. SeinukMEP: Kallen & LemelsonCM: Skanska

Hunter’s Point South School

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introductioni. Building Summaryii. Site Planiii. Existing Mechanical

Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

Hunter’s Point South School

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• Part of the Hunter’s Point South Project Redevelopment of Waterfront Vibrant Sustainable Middle-Income Urban Community

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introductioni. Building Summaryii. Site Planiii. Existing Mechanical

Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

• AHU’s 1, 2, and 3 = VAV• AHU’s 4, 5, and 6 = CAV• 4 Condensing Boilers• Fin Tube Radiators• (2) 276 ton chillers

Problems?•Minimum Ventilation•No Energy Recovery

AHU 2

AHU 1

AHU 3

AHU 4

AHU 6

AHU 5

MechanicalPenthouse

ACH-1

AC

H-2

Hunter’s Point South School

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign

i. Objectives Mechanical Depth Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

Goals•Ventilation Always Met•Increase Sustainability•Better Room Comfort Control

Airside•Replace AHU’s 1-3 with DOAS•Total Energy Recovery Wheel•Fan-Powered Induction Units (FPIU’s)

Breadths•Photovoltaic Solar Panel Array•Structural Roof Analysis

Hunter’s Point South School

Waterside•New Chillers•Secondary Chilled Water Loop

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth

i. DOAS/Wheelii. FPIUiii. Chillers/Loopsiv. CFD (MAE)v. Results

Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

• Ventilation Air Based On: NYC Mechanical Code 30% Above ASHRAE Std. 62.1 Latent Load

• Reduction in 18% OA and 55% SA

• Exhaust Rates and ESP of Fans

Hunter’s Point South School

OA SA

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth

i. DOAS/Wheelii. FPIUiii. Chillers/Loopsiv. CFD (MAE)v. Results

Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

• 2 DOAS Specified by Manufacturer

• Total Energy Recovery Wheels

• All Preheating of OA

Summer DesignWinter Design

Hunter’s Point South School

72°F, 30% RH

12.8°F, -5.4 DP

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth

i. DOAS/Wheelii. FPIUiii. Chillers/Loopsiv. CFD (MAE)v. Results

Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

• Find CHW Supply Temp • Size Coils for Heating and Cooling• Optional MERV 8 filter – 1 LEED Point

Supply CHW 58°F

75°F, 55% RH

Hunter’s Point South School

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth

i. DOAS/Wheelii. FPIUiii. Chillers/Loopsiv. CFD (MAE)v. Results

Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

• Current CHW Loop Re-Used: a. (2) 225 ton chillersb. LWT 44°F

• Higher CHW Temp for FPIU’s

• Secondary CHW Loop Created 33.5 ton chiller LWT 58°F

Current Chilled Water Loop

Hunter’s Point South School

Secondary Chilled Water Loop

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth

i. DOAS/Wheelii. FPIUiii. Chillers/Loopsiv. CFD (MAE)v. Results

Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

ρ = constant

Hunter’s Point South School

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth

i. DOAS/Wheelii. FPIUiii. Chillers/Loopsiv. CFD (MAE)v. Results

Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

• Compare Old and New Systems• Validate New System• 3 Models:

VAV 100% Flow VAV 30% Flow FPIU

• Criteria: No Drafts (<40 fpm) Uniform Temperature (Setpoint 72°F) Minimal Temperature Stratification

Supply Diffuser Exhaust Outlet

Hunter’s Point South School

Student

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth

i. DOAS/Wheelii. FPIUiii. Chillers/Loopsiv. CFD (MAE)v. Results

Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

• Results: VAV 100% Flow

-Some Drafts-High Room Temp

VAV 30% Flow-Lots of Drafts-High Room Temp

22 fpm55 fpm72°F

76°F

53 fpm 12 fpm 42 fpm77°F74.5°F

Hunter’s Point South School

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth

i. DOAS/Wheelii. FPIUiii. Chillers/Loopsiv. CFD (MAE)v. Results

Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

• Results: FPIU

No Drafts Steady Room Temp (72-73°F)

• Conclusions: VAV is Problematic FPIU = Good Air Distribution/Thermal

Comfort

22 fpm60 fpm 73°F 72°F

Hunter’s Point South School

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth

i. DOAS/Wheelii. FPIUiii. Chillers/Loopsiv. CFD (MAE)v. Results

Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

• Reduction in: Electricity = 7% (5% due to solar) Natural Gas = 41% Emissions = 16% CO2e

Electricity Usage by MonthNatural Gas Usage by Month

Hunter’s Point South School

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth

i. DOAS/Wheelii. FPIUiii. Chillers/Loopsiv. CFD (MAE)v. Results

Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

• Costs New Rooftop Units Savings = $622,174

• Costs Associated with FPIU’s Savings = $651,137

• Initial Cost Savings = $1,273,311

• Enough Savings to Finance Solar Array

Hunter’s Point South School

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Britt Kern Hunter’s Point South School Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth Breadth – Electrical

i. Roof Layoutii. Schematiciii. Payback Analysis

Conclusion

Inverter Combiner Boxes

68.99 kW

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth Breadth – Electrical

i. Roof Layoutii. Schematiciii. Payback Analysis

Conclusion

Inverter Combiner Boxes

< 9’ setbackHunter’s Point South School

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Britt Kern Mechanical OptionHunter’s Point South School

100 feet away

Difference in Height = 153 ft - 73 ft = 80 ft

SohCahToa:

Tan(x degrees) = 80 / 100x = 38.7 degrees

From 8:25 am on no shading.

100 ft

80 ft

Angle

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth Breadth – Electrical

i. Roof Layoutii. Schematiciii. Payback Analysis

Conclusion

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Summer Solstice

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth Breadth – Electrical

i. Roof Layoutii. Schematiciii. Payback Analysis

Conclusion

Combiner Box

DC Disconnect Inverter (75 kW)

AC Disconnect

Switchboard 2

GFI Fuse

Combiner Box

Combiner Box

X 10 strings

X 10 strings

X 8 strings

Hunter’s Point South School

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth Breadth – Electrical

i. Roof Layoutii. Schematiciii. Payback Analysis

Conclusion

• Initial Costs $296,666 After Incentives = $60,075

• $14,987 Savings/year

• 188% Life Cycle Payback Profit = $260,745

Hunter’s Point South School

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Hunter’s Point South School

• Structural: Girders/Non-Composite Deck

• 25 Year LCC Analysis Performed

• NPV Savings = $2,018,185

Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

i. LCC Analysisii. Acknowledgmentsiii. Questions

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

i. LCC Analysisii. Acknowledgmentsiii. Questions

• Contacts: Patrick Murphy Vanderweil Engineers Chris Bratz Meta Engineers Carter Tse Kallen & Lemelson Sharvil Patel Skanska

• Manufacturers: Tim Dorman (DOAS/Wheels) David Cunningham (Chillers) Justin Anderson (FPIU)

• Advisor: Dr. Stephen Treado

• AE Professors/Faculty and Fellow Students

• Family and Friends

Hunter’s Point South School

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

Introduction Proposed Redesign Mechanical Depth Breadth – Electrical Conclusion

i. LCC Analysisii. Acknowledgmentsiii. Questions

• Questions?

Hunter’s Point South School

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Britt Kern Mechanical Option

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No Shadows

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No Shadows

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100 feet away

Difference in Height = 153 ft - 73 ft = 80 ft

SohCahToa:

Tan(x degrees) = 80 / 100x = 38.7 degrees

From 8:25 am on no shading.

9 am, Summer Solstice

100 ft

80 ft

angle

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Britt Kern Mechanical OptionHunter’s Point South School

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Under Create Systems Option Tab Advanced Options

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