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1 Tadafumi Nishimura [email protected] DAIKIN INDUSTRIES, LTD. Osaka, Japan November. 11, 2014 Annex 40 Workshop Tadafumi Nishimura [email protected] DAIKIN INDUSTRIES, LTD. Osaka, Japan November. 11, 2014 Annex 40 Workshop Temperature and Humidity Individual Controll HVAC System with the New Desiccant Device – DESICA- Temperature and Humidity Individual Controll HVAC System with the New Desiccant Device – DESICA-

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  • 1

    Tadafumi Nishimura

    [email protected]

    DAIKIN INDUSTRIES, LTD.

    Osaka, Japan

    November. 11, 2014

    Annex 40 Workshop

    Tadafumi Nishimura

    [email protected]

    DAIKIN INDUSTRIES, LTD.

    Osaka, Japan

    November. 11, 2014

    Annex 40 Workshop

    Temperature and Humidity Individual Controll

    HVAC System

    with the New Desiccant Device – DESICA-

    Temperature and Humidity Individual Controll

    HVAC System

    with the New Desiccant Device – DESICA-

  • 2

    The effectiveness of

    the Temperature and Humidity Individual

    Control (THIC) HVAC System Using VRF

    and Heat Pump Desiccant

  • 3

    ContentsContents

    1. Back Ground

    2. Introduction of the New HVAC System

    3. VRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat Load

    4. High Performance Heat Pump Desiccant System

    5. The Demonstration Test

    6. Evaluation of the Whole Year Operation

    7. Case Study

    8. Conclusions

    1. Back Ground

    2. Introduction of the New HVAC System

    3. VRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat Load

    4. High Performance Heat Pump Desiccant System

    5. The Demonstration Test

    6. Evaluation of the Whole Year Operation

    7. Case Study

    8. Conclusions

  • 44

    Distribution of Green House Gas Emission by Sector

    About

    66%

    increase

    Back GroundBack Ground

    • GHG emission in commercial section has increased roughly 66%

    12%

    GHG emission in commercial buildings increased by 66% in last two decades in JapanGHG emission in commercial buildings increased by 66% in last two decades in Japan

  • 55

    Back GroundBack Ground

    There are two types of approaches for ZEB.There are two types of approaches for ZEB.

    � Passive methodConsumes really small (sometimes zero) energy.

    Necessary to built the tip top high quality buildings.

    � Active methodConsumes some amount of energy.Can be installed in various conditions/sites.Requires less designing work in installations.

    � Passive methodConsumes really small (sometimes zero) energy.

    Necessary to built the tip top high quality buildings.

    � Active methodConsumes some amount of energy.Can be installed in various conditions/sites.Requires less designing work in installations.

  • 66

    Back GroundBack Ground

    There are two types of approaches for ZEB.There are two types of approaches for ZEB.

    � Passive methodConsumes really small (sometimes zero) energy.

    Necessary to built the tip top high quality buildings.

    � Active methodConsumes some amount of energy.Can be installed in various conditions/sites.Requires less designing work in installations.

    � Passive methodConsumes really small (sometimes zero) energy.

    Necessary to built the tip top high quality buildings.

    � Active methodConsumes some amount of energy.Can be installed in various conditions/sites.Requires less designing work in installations.

  • 7

    Required Energy Conservation for Air Conditioning to Achieve ZEB

    To achieve ZEB, the energy consumption required for the air conditioning should be reduced by 72%.To achieve ZEB, the energy consumption required for the air conditioning should be reduced by 72%.

    Back GroundBack Ground

    61%%%%

    72%72%72%72%

    5555F3333F

    Annual Electricity

    production of PV ZEB

    Reference

    31%

    29%

    23%

    3%

    8%6%

    22%

    18%37%

    8%10%

    4%

  • 8

    Area Nihonbashi, Tokyo

    Floor Space About 3000m2

    Story 8F

    Usage office

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    accumlated operating hours (Hr)

    Cooling

    Heating

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    Load factor (%)

    Integrated 

    Capacity(

    kWh)

    Cooling

    Heating

    Back GroundBack Ground

    Annual distribution of the partial air-conditioning load required

    Most of the air-conditioning load occurs in less than 50% of the peek load

    Most of the air-conditioning load occurs in less than 50% of the peek load

  • 9

    Introduction of the New HVAC SystemIntroduction of the New HVAC System

    THIC can achieve higher performance in each of the sensible or latent heat treatment

    THIC can achieve higher performance in each of the sensible or latent heat treatment

    Higher sensible heat capacity

    Multiple split air-conditioning system

    “ Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) ”

    Temperature control

    ((((Higher evaporating temperature))))

    Humidity control

    ((((Use Humidity sensor))))

    Highly Effective Compact Desiccant Unit

    “Heat Pump Desiccant((((HPD)”

    • For temperature, performance improvement was easily achieved by raising

    evaporating temperature.

    • For humidity, we focused on desiccant technology to achieve high performance.

    Refrigerant Pipe

  • 10

    VRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat LoadVRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat Load

    In partial load operations, the performance of VRF can be improved drastically by the adoption of

    low temperature/pressure difference operations

    In partial load operations, the performance of VRF can be improved drastically by the adoption of

    low temperature/pressure difference operations

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    1.5

    2

    200 250 300 350 400 450

    Enthalpy(kJ/kg)

    Pressure(MPa)

    C onventional VRF

    Sensible C apacity Enhansed VRF

    Raise the Evaporative

    Tem perature

    Low er the C ondensation

    Tem perature

    C ooling C apacity

    Energy

    C onsum ption

  • 11

    VRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat LoadVRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat Load

    By raising the evaporative temperature, the efficiency of VRF is improved but dehumidification capacity becomes low.By raising the evaporative temperature, the efficiency of VRF is improved but dehumidification capacity becomes low.

    100%

    108%

    116%

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    132%

    140%

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    156%

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    172%

    180%

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    蒸発温度(℃)

    効率比(%)

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    効率比

    潜熱比

    能力比

    Energy Efficiency Ratio

    Latent Heat Factor

    Capacity Ratio

  • 12

    VRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat LoadVRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat Load

    The development of new compressor prevent the drop of the compressor efficiency in the low load operations.The development of new compressor prevent the drop of the compressor efficiency in the low load operations.

    40%

    45%

    50%

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    80%

    85%

    1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5

    C om pressing Ratio

    Efficiency of Compressor (%)

    C onventional C om pressore

  • 13

    VRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat LoadVRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat Load

    The development of new compressor prevent the drop of the compressor efficiency in the low load operations.The development of new compressor prevent the drop of the compressor efficiency in the low load operations.

    40%

    45%

    50%

    55%

    60%

    65%

    70%

    75%

    80%

    85%

    1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5

    C om pressing Ratio

    Efficiency of Compressor (%)

    C onventional C om pressore

    New C om pressor

  • 14

    VRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat LoadVRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat Load

    Calculated performance behavior in accordance with the ambient temperature and load factor.Calculated performance behavior in accordance with the ambient temperature and load factor.

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    Load Factor (Required Load / M axim um C apacity)

    Efficiency Ratio (%)

    (COP under each condition / COP

    under rated condition)

    THIC with 25℃ outer air

    THIC with 30℃ outer air

    THIC with 35℃ outer air

    C onventional with 25℃ outer air

    C onventional with 30℃ outer air

    C onventional with 35℃ outer air

  • 15

    VRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat LoadVRF Technology Specializing for the Sensible Heat Load

    Measured performance is much higher than the conventional VRF in partial load operation as calculated.Measured performance is much higher than the conventional VRF in partial load operation as calculated.

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    Load Factor (Required Load / M axim um C apacity)

    Efficiency Ratio (%)

    (COP under each condition / COP

    under rated condition)

    THIC with 25℃ outer air

    THIC with 30℃ outer air

    THIC with 35℃ outer air

    C onventional with 25℃ outer air

    C onventional with 30℃ outer air

    C onventional with 35℃ outer air

    THIC with 20℃ outer air m easured

    THIC with 25℃ outer air m easured

    THIC with 30℃ outer air m easured

    THIC with 35℃ outer air m easured

  • 1616

    High Performance Heat Pump Desiccant systemHigh Performance Heat Pump Desiccant system

    Outdoor Air at Point 1=> Dehumidified by Adsorption rotor (Point 2)=> Cooled by Sensible heat recovery rotor and=> Supplied to Indoor (Point 3)

    Exhaust

    to outdoor

    7

    Supply

    to Indoor

    3

    Outdoor

    Air

    1

    Indoor

    Air

    4

    Electric Heater

    Adsorption

    rotor

    Sensible heat

    recovery rotor

    2

    5 6

    Conventional Desiccant Dehumidifier with Two Rotors

    The desorption heat required in the conventional desiccant system have to be provided on the air before the adsorption rotor and it makes the temperature very high.

    The desorption heat required in the conventional desiccant system have to be provided on the air before the adsorption rotor and it makes the temperature very high.

  • 1717

    Heated Coil

    Adsorption rotor

    Hybrid desiccant Element(HDE)

    HDE FIN Normal Cross-fin

    New Type of Heat Exchanger Combined with Adsorbent

    High Performance Heat Pump Desiccant systemHigh Performance Heat Pump Desiccant system

    The new device with the adsorbent coating on the surface of the heat exchanger enabled

    the direct cooling and heating of adsorbent.

    The new device with the adsorbent coating on the surface of the heat exchanger enabled

    the direct cooling and heating of adsorbent.

  • 18

    <<<<Dehumidification>>>>

    Every each interval

    4way valve((((refrigerant)、)、)、)、Damper((((air))))

    HBD

    Element

    HBD

    Element

    Exhaust Air

    Supply Air

    Outdoor Air

    Indoor Air

    Exhaust Air

    Supply Air

    Outdoor Air

    Indoor Air

    Humidity of the outdoor air is adsorbed

    The humidified air is exhausted to outdoor

    Humidity of the outdoor air is adsorbed

    The humidified air is exhausted to outdoor

    High Performance Heat Pump Desiccant systemHigh Performance Heat Pump Desiccant system

  • 1919

    High Performance Heat Pump Desiccant systemHigh Performance Heat Pump Desiccant system

    Supply Fan

    Exhaust Fan

    ELECTRIC

    COMPONENT BOX

    DamperHDE

    Temperature-humidity

    sensor

    Structure of HPD

    The HP desiccant is realized with2.5 times higher performance and 1/3 of compactness.

    The HP desiccant is realized with2.5 times higher performance and 1/3 of compactness.

  • 20

    The Demonstration TestThe Demonstration Test

    The demonstration test was conducted in the office space in Nagoya universityThe demonstration test was conducted in the office space in Nagoya university

    226.9㎡Occupant:22

    Indoor unit ×3HP Desiccant×2

    THIC system Conventional system

    Indoor unit ×4Humidifiable HRV ×2

    151.2㎡Occupant:12

  • 21

    The Demonstration TestThe Demonstration Test

    Room air condition in Summer (Set temperature is 28 deg C).Conventional System can’t dehumidify the room enough. Room air condition in Summer (Set temperature is 28 deg C).Conventional System can’t dehumidify the room enough.

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    Tem perature(℃)

    Absolute Humidity (g/kg)

    Inner Air C ondition

    Am bient Air C ondition

    40%

    100% 70%

    60%

    50%

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    Absolute Humidity (g/kg)

    Inner Air C ondition

    Am bient Air C ondition

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    100% 70%

    60%

    50%

    THIC SystemTHIC System Conventional SystemConventional System

  • 22

    The Demonstration TestThe Demonstration Test

    Room air condition in Summer (Set temperature is 26 deg C).Conventional System over-dehumidify the room. Room air condition in Summer (Set temperature is 26 deg C).Conventional System over-dehumidify the room.

    THIC SystemTHIC System Conventional SystemConventional System

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    Inner Air C ondition

    Am bient Air C ondition

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  • 23

    The Demonstration TestThe Demonstration Test

    The result of questionnaire shows that

    the THIC system can provide more comfortable

    inner air conditions.

    The result of questionnaire shows that

    the THIC system can provide more comfortable

    inner air conditions.

    W arm -C old Sense

    0%

    20%

    40%

    60%

    80%

    100%

    THIC

    System

    C onventional

    System

    Answer Ratio

    C old

    M edium

    Hot

    C om fortability

    0%

    20%

    40%

    60%

    80%

    100%

    THIC

    System

    C onventional

    System

    Answer Ratio

    C om fort

    D iscom fort

  • 24

    The Demonstration TestThe Demonstration Test

    The energy consumption of summer wasreduced by almost half.

    The energy consumption of summer wasreduced by almost half.

    Set temperature was 28 deg CSet temperature was 28 deg C

    Set temperature was 26 deg CSet temperature was 26 deg C

    0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25

    THIC

    System

    C onventional

    System

    Average Daily Energy C onsum ption(kW h/m 2・day)

    V entilation Fan

    H P Desiccant Com pressor

    V entilation Standby Power

    R equirem ent

    Inner U nit of VR F

    O uter U nit of VR F

    V R F Standby Pow er

    R equirem ent

    -46.5%-46.5%-46.5%-46.5%

    0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25

    THIC

    System

    C onventional

    System

    Average Dayly Energy C onsum ption(kW h/m 2・day)

    Ventilation Fan

    HP Desiccant Com pressor

    Ventilation Standby Pow er

    Requirem ent

    Inner Unit of VR F

    O uter Unit of VRF

    VR F Standby Power

    Requirem ent

    -47.4%-47.4%-47.4%-47.4%

  • 25

    The Demonstration TestThe Demonstration Test

    The energy consumption of winter wasreduced by almost 30%.

    The energy consumption of winter wasreduced by almost 30%.

    Set temperature was 20 deg CSet temperature was 20 deg C

    0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40

    THIC

    System

    C onventional

    System

    Average Daily Energy C onsum ption(kW hu/m 2・day)

    Ventilation Fan

    HP Desiccant

    C om pressor

    Ventilation Standby

    Power Requirem ent

    Inner Unit of VRF

    O uter Unit of VRF

    VRF Standby Power

    Requirem ent

    -26.4%-26.4%-26.4%-26.4%

  • 26

    Evaluation of the Whole Year OperationEvaluation of the Whole Year Operation

    In case that the THIC system is installed in the high quality buildings, total amount of the energy consumption throutha year will be reduced by more than 70%.

    In case that the THIC system is installed in the high quality buildings, total amount of the energy consumption throutha year will be reduced by more than 70%.

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    System

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    System

    Energy Consumption [kWh/year]

    S tandby Power

    Requirem ent

    HRV

    HP Desiccant

    VRF Indoor Unit

    VRF O uter Unit

    -74%-74%-74%-74%

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  • 27

    Required Energy Conservation for Air Conditioning to Achieve ZEB

    To achieve ZEB, the energy consumption required for the air conditioning should be reduced by 72%.To achieve ZEB, the energy consumption required for the air conditioning should be reduced by 72%.

    Back GroundBack Ground

    61%%%%

    72%72%72%72%

    5555F3333F

    Annual Electricity

    production of PV ZEB

    Reference

    31%

    29%

    23%

    3%

    8%6%

    22%

    18%37%

    8%10%

    4%

  • 28

    Case StudyCase Study

    The new HVAC system also shows that the energy consumption for air conditioning can be reduced down to 5.24kWh/m2annual ⇒can fulfill the condition to achieve ZEB.

    The new HVAC system also shows that the energy consumption for air conditioning can be reduced down to 5.24kWh/m2annual ⇒can fulfill the condition to achieve ZEB.

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    照明使用率

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    照明使用率

    照明使用率

    %

    Typical Floor PlanTypical Floor Plan A-A’ Section DrawingA-A’ Section Drawing

    Schedule of Liting and the Men inSchedule of Liting and the Men in

    The High Quality Building’s Case StudyThe High Quality Building’s Case Study

    VRF Engy

    Consmpt

    4581kWh

    HP Desiccant

    Engy Consmpt

    4104kWh

    Air Conditioned

    Area

    1658.8m2

    Energy

    Consumption /

    Area

    5.24

    kWh/m2

    ResultResult

    ・Ventilation Air is Controlled in Accordance with Room’s CO2 Density

    ・Air Conditioning only operates in summer and winter.

    ・Ventilation Air is Controlled in Accordance with Room’s CO2 Density

    ・Air Conditioning only operates in summer and winter.

    A A’

  • 29

    ConclusionConclusion

    This newly developed THIC system was demonstrated and showed its potential to …

    – maintain (or improve) indoor comfort

    – reduce the energy consumption drastically.

    I believe that this THIC system will become one of the key technologies

    to achieve Zero Energy Buildings in the near future.

    This newly developed THIC system was demonstrated and showed its potential to …

    – maintain (or improve) indoor comfort

    – reduce the energy consumption drastically.

    I believe that this THIC system will become one of the key technologies

    to achieve Zero Energy Buildings in the near future.

  • 30

    Thank you very much for your attention.Thank you very much for your attention.