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Building Performance Using DOE’s Energy Modeling Tools For Retrofit Planning
Using DOE’s Energy Modeling Ecosystem for Retrofit AnalysisAndrew Parker
Commercial Buildings Controls and Analysis Tools TeamAugust 13, 2015
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Why Energy Modeling?
• Standardized calculation methods• Assumptions documented• Captures interactions between ECMs• All parts of building (lights, HVAC, envelope, etc.)• All in one place
A custom calculator for your building!
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Uses for an Energy Model
• Evaluate ECMs• Verify/challenge vendor claims• ESPC due diligence• Analysis for appropriated funds
• Standardized nature makes review easier• Compare against bills – find issues
Remember: it is a tool to help you!
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Where to get an Energy Model
• If LEED, one should exist already• Investment grade energy audit• Make one! – many free software tools
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DOE Energy Modeling Ecosystem
OpenStudio is an open source platform that bridges the gap between capable but complex engines and the easy-to-use applications that drive energy savings.
Simulation Engines
“Operating System”
Applications
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Data for the Ecosystem
The Technology Performance Exchange (TPEx) and Building Component Library (BCL) provide the raw data that powers the ecosystem.
Utility Pilots
Manufacturer Data
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The Technology Performance Exchange
• Web-based repository of product-specific performance data• Engineering analysis → minimum parameters for robust analysis• Data provenance tracked: Who, How, and When• Automatically creates and stores OpenStudio components in the
Building Component Library
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The Building Component Library
• An Internet-connected source of building energy modeling data:• Enables drag-and-drop modeling for quick technology evaluation• Provides consistent, detailed inputs to drive decision-making• Searchable readily available within applications• The BCL is key to OpenStudio’s extensibility
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The BCL: A Source for Reusable Input Data
Components:•Assembled to form complete energy models
• Include constructions, lights, schedules, weather data, PV components, and more
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The BCL: Fast and Reliable Measure Application
Measures:•Contain logic needed to
transform an energy model easily and consistently
•Can be applied singly or as part of a parametric analysis
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Knowledge is passed one-to-one: Inconsistent, not scalable, not transparent
Watch closely.
Modeling Today
Simulation Program
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A better way to share modeling techniques.
Help!
What We’ve Needed
Simulation Program
?
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OpenStudio Measure:
Do something to model
OpenStudio Measures are small scripts that transform building models quickly and easily
Model(Before)
It Exists! – OpenStudio Measures
Model(After)
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DaylightingMeasure
Example OpenStudio Measures
Night Setback Measure
Add Heat RecoveryMeasure
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Measures Workflow Example
BaselineModel
Online Database of Measures
OpenStudio Parametric Analysis
Tool (PAT)
Life cycle analysis identifies cost-effective measures
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Vision – Energy Model as FM Tool
• Design• Include efficiency in building requirements• Use model to “prove out” design• Lastly - submit for LEED
• Continuous Commissioning• Compare model to actual – find issues
• Compliance• Quickly evaluate ECMs ID’d during Audits
• Living asset• Update as building changes
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Questions?