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C lim a 2005 Lausanne |Solothurnstrasse 13 |C H -3322 Schönbühl |Sw itzerland 8 th REHVA W orld C ongress |Phone +41 (31)852 13 00 |Fax +41 (31)852 13 01 | Email:[email protected] www.clima2005.ch C lim a 2005 Lausanne |Solothurnstrasse 13 |C H -3322 Schönbühl |Sw itzerland 8 th REHVA W orld C ongress |Phone +41 (31)852 13 00 |Fax +41 (31)852 13 01 | Email:[email protected] www.clima2005.ch The Future of the HVAC&R Industry Richard B. Hayter Kansas State University Sheila J. Hayter U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory Paper #134, Topic #5.4

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The Future of the HVAC&R Industry

Richard B. HayterKansas State University

Sheila J. HayterU.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory

Paper #134, Topic #5.4

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A Perspective on the Future

“No sensible decision can be made any longer without

taking into account not only the world as it is but the

world as it will be.”

Isaac Asimov

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A Perspective on the Future

A world population of 6B, increasing to perhaps 10B by 2050

Rising expectations of developing countries

Escalating demand on (finite) resources

Political and economic instability

Preservation of the environment Jim Schultz

CLIMA 2001

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A Perspective on the Future

Building envelopes that serve a dual role as the building electrical power source

Power sources within the building (micro turbines, fuel cells)

Refrigerant free, energy efficient refrigeration and space cooling equipment

R. B. Hayter

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Overview

Learning from the past

The HVAC&R Market

Influences on HVAC&R Applications

Looking Ahead

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Learning from the Past

In the past, buildings in warm climates had operable windows with awnings for shade, high ceilings and portable fans.

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Learning from the Past

The U.S. National Academy of Engineering selected air-conditioning and refrigeration as one of the “Greatest Engineering Achievements of the 20th Century.”

Since 1940 eight of the 10 fastest growing cities in the U.S. are in the southern part of the country.

Today, in excess of 55% of the entire U.S. housing stock has central air-conditioning and 75% of all newly constructed homes have central air-conditioning.

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The HVAC Market

Courtesy ARI

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The HVAC Market

33,297 CFC chillers still remain in use in the US.

Replacement chillers are at least 40% more efficient than those installed 40 years ago.

CO2 production has been reduced by 4 million tons/year as a result of chiller replacement.

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The HVAC Market

Shipment-Weighted Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratios of Unitary Air-Conditioners (Less than 65,000 BTUH) Courtesy ARI

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Influences on HVAC&R Applications

“The solutions to infrastructure problems are probably 5% technical and 95% social, political, environmental and economic.”

U.S. National Science Foundation Civil Infrastructure Systems Task Force.

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Influences on HVAC&R Applications

1. Energy

2. Environment

3. Human Factors

4. Political

5. Societal

6. Communication

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Influences on HVAC&R Applications

1. Energy

The U.S. residential and commercial sectors account for 40% of the total energy consumed in the country.

41% of all electricity consumed in commercial buildings is for comfort cooling, ventilation and refrigeration.

Consumers are demanding sustainable building design, construction and operation are key.

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Influences on HVAC&R Applications2. Environment

“If every centrifugal chiller had an efficacy of 0.48 kW/Ton vs. 0.56, annual plant emissions would be reduced by• Nearly 17 billion pounds of C02

• Over 64 billion grams of SO2

• Over 27 billion grams of Nox

Which is equivalent to:• Removing over 2 X 106 cars from the road• Planting nearly 500 X 106 trees each year.”

Jim WolfASHRAE Presidential Member

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Influences on HVAC&R Applications

3. Human Factors

Employee cost per unit area of an office building in the U.S. is 100 times that of the operating cost of the building.

Jeopardizing employee performance because of poor control of the indoor environment could be a major cost to employer.

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Influences on HVAC&R Applications

4. Political

Public policy affecting building design, construction and operation must be based on solid technical principles, not politically based restrictions.

System design and performance standards must be uniform throughout the globe and be based on technology rather than market protection.

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Influences on HVAC&R Applications

5. Societal

The consumer is demanding that buildings be

sustainable safe free from harmful contaminants structurally sound safe from acts of violence

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Influences on HVAC&R Applications

6. Communication

The internet gives us a “flat” world. It allows us to

Share educational programs,

Relay and discuss research results* and

Create global design teams independent of location.

*Information available on the Web may not have undergone the scrutiny of peer review.

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Looking Ahead

1. Equipment and Systems

Improvements in compressor modulation

Cost effective expansion recovery systems

Reliable, oil-less drives

Improvements in refrigerant heat exchanger performance

Jim Schultz

CLIMA 2001

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Looking Ahead

1. Equipment and Systems Continued

Increased use of radiant cooling Expanded use on individual climate control Natural and displacement ventilation More applications of refrigerant free cooling

R.B. Hayter

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Looking Ahead

2. Refrigerants

Development of new, environmentally benign refrigerant blends

Increased use of natural, flammable and explosive refrigerants in systems that are safe and that have an acceptable COP.

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Looking Ahead

3. Controllers

Building automation will migrate from central control to the equipment level.

Wireless controllers will give greater flexibility. Point control applications will increase. Internet based control will expand. Systems will be less susceptible to power quality

anomalies.

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Looking Ahead

4. Human Factors

Use of multivariate controllers will increase.

The understanding about effects of air quality will increase as will our ability to control it.

Demand for acoustic control will increase

The effect of the indoor environment on productivity will be quantified.

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Looking Ahead

5. Specialty Environments

Individual control of environments within the personal space will increase.

Preservation of food and environmental control of food animal confinement housing will increase.

The demands by the manufacturing sector for precise environmental control will increase.

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Looking Ahead

6. Design Team

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Conclusion

“Vision without action is merely a dream and action without vision just passes the time, but vision with action can change the world.”

Joel Barker