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ENERGY MANAGEMENT


Table 2 (continued): List of implemented energy saving projects 1996-2016.


Annual savings Project title


Project topic


Electric energy


2005 Optimisation of operating Optimisation of operating mode


mode for supply area of AC during low load times unit HAZ10*


2007- Optimisation of variable 2014 air volume (VLV) - air conditioning system in building 10


2009 District cooling


2011 Need-based optimisation of heating warm water in building 69*


Reducton of air flow especially outside operating hours by


newly adjusting the facilities and renewing the facility's controls


Service expansion, cost reduction, CO2


100,000 reduction


Expansion of energy monitoring; consumption tracking on


building basis; building benchmark; adjustment of the heating curve


2013 Consumption measuring and Target of electric energy


optimisation of medical large reduction especially concerning equipments


stand-by consumption of new equipment


2013- Energy optimisation of AC Reduction of air volume


2014 unit in building 10 auditorium especially outside normal 3 through CO2


regulation 2013- Development of heating and Target of heating energy


2016 cooling optimisation through reduction for non potable water use of heat pumps


2014- Electronic area regulation


and low temperature heat Reduction of air volume


2015 building 10 in supply area of especially outside normal AC unit HAR70


2015- Increasing energy efficiency Reduction of air volume 2016 through CO2


controlling in


operating hours by newly regulating the systems for air distribution and blow-in


30,000 especially outside normal


building 10 auditoriums 1, 2, operating hours by newly 4, 5, ID792


Total annual savings


regulating the systems for air distribution and blow-in


4589 15,032 2725 *: Re-engineering projects HAZ10, HAR70: Location code with AKH facility identification system 5500 418,800 15,342 7,210,563 50,000


operating hours by newly regulating the systems for air distribution and blow-in


8000 8000 5000 79 19 6650 9,700 3,216,000


MWh 491


Thermal Cooling Humidification Drinking CO2 energy


MWh 0


energy MWh


0


energy MWh


30


water m3


510


tons 190





40,300


implemented with little effort and therefore low investment costs. A ranking of optimisation projects


according to the Pareto analysis shows that the first six projects regarding the amount of savings make up around 90% of the total savings (see Table 3). These projects deal mostly with air conditioning and secondly with “technical drinking water”. The feed-in and transformer area for


“technical drinking water” with numerous treatment plants, back flushing systems, pressure boosting plants and safety valves in particular allowed for successful savings.


Examples of projects 2014-2016 The following bullet pointed examples show the most relevant projects in the period 2014-2016 accroding to the achieved efficiency increases:


IFHE DIGEST 2017


l Optimisation of Variable Air Volume (VLV) – air conditioning system in building 10. Energy optimisation of air conditioning in auditorium 3 (building 10), through CO2-regulation. (2007– 2010 completed).


l Electronic area regulation in building 10, supply area of air conditioning system HAR70. Energy efficiency increase through CO2


-regulation in auditoriums 1, 2, 4 and 5 (building 10).


Three smaller projects were set up based on large scale VLV projects: Energy optimisation of air conditioning in auditorium 3 (building 10), through CO2


-regulation (2013-2014 completed),


Electronic area regulation in building 10, supply area of air conditioning system HAR70 (2014-2015 completed), and “Energy efficiency increase through CO2


(building 10) (2015-2016 ongoing project). More detailed information on these


projects follows.


The project scope of optimisation of VLV – air conditioning system in building 10 included: l Air stream – calculations and adjustments in 5,800 rooms


l Adjustments to 18,600 ceiling air outlets


l Adjustments to 8,600 air follow-up treatment systems


l Adjustments to 1,945 horizontal pressure control circuits


l Adjustments to 150 vertical pressure control circuits


l Adjustments to the central units of 44 inlet air and 46 outlet air connected systems


-regulation in auditoriums 1, 2, 4 and 5


l Refitting with electronic humidity control with DDC-technology


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