energy manegment presentation
PROJECT: WE956 - MEM23143A: Apply Energy Management Principles
Part One [ 20 marks]
You are a technician in an enterprise designing, servicing and maintaining heating, ventilation, air
conditioning and refrigeration (HVAC/R) equipment who are required to perform energy auditing for a
building located in Kuwait. The ambient conditions of Kuwait are harsh with Tdb of (42C) and RH of
50%. In an effort to provide a comfortable conditions, the indoor design conditions were selected at Tdb
of (24C) and RH of 50%.
The building type should be one of the following:
1. Educational building: Building 4 @ ACK
2. Residential house or villa
3. Commercial building/unit such as a company.
This is a team project and requires students to form a team of up to six students. Student knowledge of
the key concepts of energy auditing and management will be assessed through a team presentation of
15 minutes. The presentation should show the following required knowledge that may include:
units of measure, characteristics and supply for common energy sources
typical energy sources, characteristics and uses
energy usage within a multi-storey building
energy auditing process
system operation for energy efficiency
implementing energy management procedures for a building
In their 15 minutes presentation, the team should provide evidences that support the following required
skills:
implementing energy management procedures for a building
planning and conducting an energy audit
interpreting drawings and specifications
communicating effectively with others
working in teams with others
communicating technical and procedural requirements to others
dealing effectively with unexpected situations
Part Two [ 10 marks]
Each member of the team should send an Email to the instructor ([email protected] ) with a short
note regarding the following items:
1. Predict the annual consumption of major system components
2. Evaluate energy costs and tariffs for local supply authorities
3. BMS attributes, such as functions, hardware, inputs and outputs