P j t Zon-Warm Project Z W Jan Verheyen IBPSA-Nl-Vl
27/11/2013
Inhoud • Projectvoorstelling IWT-TETRA ZonWarm • Simulatietopics • Sanitair Warm Tapwater p p profielen: invloed
Context
13%
40% energy use 36% CO2 emission = building related
IWT-TETRA Project zon-warm • Onderwerp: o
Gekoppelde zonthermische en warmtepompsystemen voor productie van sanitair warmtapwater en ruimteverwarming i t i iin woningen i voordelen:
-reductie energieconsumptie -reductie uitstoot broeikasgassen -toename aandeel hernieuwbare E
• Doelstellingen: o
Drempels voor marktpenetratie [Vl] wegnemen Kwaliteitsverbetering door optimalisatie Tools voor selectie en dimensionering
• TETRA : technologie transfer • Timing: 11/2011-07/2014
IWT-TETRA Project zon-warm • Team: o
Wetenschappelijke partners
(3)
o
Non-profit ofsectoroverkoepelend
(5)
o
Overheidsgebonden organisaties
(1)
o
Bedrijven SME’s
(19)
• Project coördinatie: THELES KU Leuven/TMM • Funding: • Participatie in IEA-SHC task 44 / annex 38
IWT-TETRA Project zon-warm
werkplan k l
Systeemconfiguraties y g
Legend:
in-situ lab
[Henning et al.; 2008] 7
Simulatie • Software: Polysun v6.1 [Vela Solaris; 2013] o
Input
output +Zeer summiere handleiding
• Klimaat: Brussel [B] • Gebouwen: [Dott et al.; 2013] o
Spec nto Ebehoefte RVW (Straatsburg): Spec. • • • •
SFH015 (~Passief huis) SFH045 ((~regelgeving/behoorlijke regelgeving/behoorlijke renovatie) SFH100 (~ongerenoveerd huis) Bruikbare vloeropp.: 140m²
Input: afgiftesysteem: karakteristieken • Vloerverwarming • Radiator/convector • (Ventilo-convector) ( ) • Radiator/convector/vloerverwarming g o o o o o
Aanvoer- & retourtemperatuur Nominaal vermogen Nominaal debiet Oppervlakte Watervolume
Input: gebouwkarakteristieken N
• Zeer vereenvoudigd: 3 manieren: o o
o
Ontwerpwarmtebelasting Jaarlijkse energieconsumptie en verliezen voor verwarming “Gedetailleerde” invoer.
Input: gebouwkarakteristieken • “Gedetailleerd”:
A: lengte B: breedte C: vloerhoogte D: oriëntatie
o
Um [W/(m²K)]
o
g-waarde beglazing [-]
o
V til ti & infiltratievoud Ventilatiei filt ti d [h-11]
o
Ratio Beglazing-/gevelopp.
o
Warmtecapaciteit [kJ/K/m²]
o
Interne warmtewinsten [W/m²]
A Lorig,intern
Setpointtemperaturen (verwarming/koeling; dag/nacht)
Bnew Borig,intern
o
o
o
Cnew opdat Vnew Vorig,intern
Temperatuur waarboven zonnewering actief
U m, new U m,orig .
Natuurlijke ventilatie actief d.m.v. openen ramen bij binnentemperatuur > buitentemperatuut>24°C
Cnew Corig .
A T,orig A T,new
A T,int,orig A T,int,new
R new R orig .
A facade,orig A facade,new
Ontwerpwarmtebelasting • Vanuit task 44: vertaling Straatsburg [Fr]Brussel [B] T44: Straatsburg: SFH100: [Dott et al.; 2013]
België: SFH100:
i ,B e,B f i ,ref e,ref
i,B , e,B i,ref e,ref
= design indoor temperature for Belgium, 20°C, = design external temperature for Belgium, -8°C, = design indoor temperature for the reference case, 20°C, = design external temperature for the reference case (Strassbourg climate), -10°C.
Ontwerpwarmtebelasting • Ontwerpwarmtebelasting: o o
T44: vorige slide; CEN: EN12831
calculation method T44 T44 T44 CEN CEN CEN
Ql oc,ST [W] factor Ql oc,BE Qhea ti ng s ys tem Ti nl et Toutlet flow rate building code [Dott et al.; 2013] [Dott et al.; 2013] [Dott et al.; 2013] [Dott et al.; 2013] f [W] [W] [[°C] C] [[°C] C] [l/h] SFH015 1792 0.93 1673 2174 35 30 376.27 SFH045 4072 0.93 3801 4941 35 30 855.01 SFH100 7337 0.93 6848 8902 55 45 775.61 SFH015 2840 3692 35 30 638.88 SFH045 4780 6214 35 30 1075.31 SFH100 8868 11528 55 45 1004.41
≠ warmtewinsten uitgesprokener voor lage energiewoningen
Sanitair Warm Tapwater productie (SWW) • Rationale: aandeel van SWW in totale energieconsumptie: 18000
Energy demand d [kWh/a]
16000 14000 12000 10000 8000 6000 4000 2000 0
• •
Space Heating 15 kWh/m²a
Space Heating 45 kWh/m²a
Space Heating 100 kWh/m²a
Space Heating [kWh/a] Space Heating [kWh/a]
2100
6300
14000
Auseable=140m =140m²
DHW [kWh/a]
2133
2133
2133
T44 [Haller et al.; 2013]
SFH015: verdere reductie energieconsumptie RVW meer inspanningen SFH015: optimalisatie focus op SWW
Sanitair Warm Tapwater productie (SWW) Opzet:
- insteltemperatuur SWW-tank invloed op SPF - tapwaterprofiel
Systemen: 1
2
Sanitair Warm Tapwater productie (SWW) invloed van tapwaterprofiel op SPF
Distribution of households by household size 40 35 30 25 frequency [%] 20 15 10 5 0
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1
2 3 4 5 number of persons per household number of persons per household
≥6
gemiddelde=2.3
2010 2011
Sanitair Warm Tapwater productie (SWW) • SFH015 • SWW-profiel T44: 140l 45°C (Tkw=10°C)= DHW profile name SHP_DHW_40_100 SHP_DHW_45_100 SHP_DHW_50_100 SHP_DHW_55_100 SHP_DHW_60_100 SHP_DHW_45_43 SHP_DHW_55_43 SHP_DHW_45_87 SHP_DHW_55_87 SHP_DHW_45_130 SHP DHW 55 130 SHP_DHW_55_130 SHP_DHW_45_174 SHP_DHW_55_174 SHP_DHW_45_217 SHP DHW 55 217 SHP_DHW_55_217
TDHW,dra w‐off [°C]* 40 45 50 55 60 45 55 45 55 45 55 45 55 45 55
daily amount [l/d] Ea vg,da y 153.33 140.00 126.66 113.33 100.00 60.87 60.87 121.74 121.74 182.61 182.61 243.48 243.48 304.35 304 35 304.35
100% ~2.3p amplitude p 43% V [m³/a] 1p [kWh/d]** summer/winter rate of E_T44*** (excl. BU heater) 5.845 ‐20%/+20% 100% 2p 50.409 87% 5.845 ‐20%/+20% 100% 50.409 5.845 ‐20%/+20% 100% 3p 130% p 45.016 5.845 ‐20%/+20% 100% 40.814 5.845 ‐20%/+20% 100% 4p 36.754 174% 2.541 ‐20%/+20% 43% 21.676 / 43% 5p 17.55 2.541 ‐20%/+20% 214% 5.083 5.083 7.624 7.624 10.165 10.165 12.707 12 707 12.707
‐20%/+20% ‐20%/+20% ‐20%/+20% ‐20%/+20% 20%/ 20% ‐20%/+20% ‐20%/+20% ‐20%/+20% ‐20%/+20% 20%/+20%
87% 87% 130% 130% 174% 174% 217% 217%
43.856 35.508 65.532 53.058 87.712 71.016 109.388 88 566 88.566
Sanitair Warm Tapwater productie (SWW) • SWW-profielen: DHW profile name SHP_DHW_40_100 SHP_DHW_45_100 SHP_DHW_50_100 SHP_DHW_55_100 SHP DHW 60 100 SHP_DHW_60_100 SHP_DHW_45_43 SHP_DHW_55_43 SHP_DHW_45_87 SHP DHW 55 87 SHP_DHW_55_87 SHP_DHW_45_130 SHP_DHW_55_130 SHP_DHW_45_174 SHP DHW 55 174 SHP_DHW_55_174 SHP_DHW_45_217 SHP_DHW_55_217
TDHW,dra w‐off [°C]* 40 Influence of 45 temperature 50 55 60 45 55 45 55 45 55 45 55 45 55
daily amount [l/d] Ea vg,da y [kWh/d]** 153.33 5.845 140.00 5.845 126.66 5.845 113.33 5.845 100.00 5.845 60.87 2.541 60.87 2.541 121.74 5.083 121 74 121.74 5 083 5.083 182.61 7.624 182.61 7.624 243.48 10.165 243 48 243.48 10 165 10.165 304.35 12.707 304.35 12.707
amplitude V [m³/a] summer/winter rate of E_T44*** (excl. BU heater) ‐20%/+20% / 100% 50.409 ‐20%/+20% 100% 50.409 ‐20%/+20% 100% 45.016 ‐20%/+20% 100% 40.814 ‐20%/+20% 20%/over 20% 100% 36.754 Variation ‐20%/+20% 43% 21.676 the year Influence of Sine-curve ‐20%/+20% 43% 17.55 household amplitude: 20% ‐20%/+20% size 87% 43.856 ‐20%/+20% 20%/+20% 87% 35 508 35.508 ‐20%/+20% 130% 65.532 ‐20%/+20% 130% 53.058 ‐20%/+20% 174% 87.712 ‐20%/+20% 20%/+20% 174% 71 016 71.016 ‐20%/+20% 217% 109.388 ‐20%/+20% 217% 88.566
• BU-heater buiten Polysun omgeving beschouwd
Sanitair Warm Tapwater productie (SWW) • SWW-profielen: (BU-heater: penaltyfactor=1.5) DHW draw‐off profiles SHP_DHW_40_100_var20
120
Total ene ergy (incl. penaltyy) [kWh/week]
SHP DHW 45 100 var20 SHP_DHW_45_100_var20 SHP_DHW_50_100_var20
100
SHP_DHW_55_100_var20 SHP_DHW_60_100_var20
80
SHP DHW 45 43 var20 SHP_DHW_45_43_var20 SHP_DHW_55_43_var20
60
SHP_DHW_45_87_var20 SHP_DHW_55_87_var20
40
SHP_DHW_45_130_var20 SHP_DHW_55_130_var20
20
SHP_DHW_45_174_var20 SHP_DHW_55_174_var20
0 0
4
8
12
16
20
24
28 Week
32
36
40
44
48
52
SHP_DHW_45_217_var20 SHP_DHW_55_217_var20
Conclusies SWW 1
2
• Prestatie systeem 1 >>systeem systeem 2 (nota Asc) • gezinsgrootte Sysprestatie (minder uitgesproken voor sys 2) • Goed gedimensioneerde SHPmindere prestatie voor andere SWW-profielen (bvb. owv gezinsgrootte) • Beste p prestatie @ Tinstel,SWWtank p ) instel SWWtank=45°C ((T44 SWW-profiel) • Penalty factor 1.5 kan beslissend zijn in nadeel van SHP met BU-heater in vergelijking met prestatie andere systemen
IWT-TETRA project: Zon-warm
Contact:
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Referenties •
CEN; 2003b; EN 12831: Heating systems in buildings – Method for calculation of the design heat load; European Committee for Standardization (CEN), Brussels; 2003;
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Dott R., Haller M.Y., Ruschenburg J., Ochs F., Bony J.; 2013; The Reference Framework for System Simulations of the IEA SHC Task 44 / HPP Annex 38 ‐ Part B: Buildings and Space Heat Load ‐ A technical Report of Subtask C ‐ Report C1 part B; Institut Energie am Bau ‐ Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz, IEBau ‐ FHNW, Muttenz, Switzerland; 06/09/2013;
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E2BA; 2010; European Commission; Energy-Efficient Buildings European Initiative; Energy Efficient Buildings Association; France; 2010; pp. 1-28;
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European Commission; 2012a; Regulations – Commission delegated regulation (EU) No 244/2012 of 16 January 2012 – supplementing Directive 2010/31/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council on the energy performance of buildings by establishing a comparative methodology framework for calculating cost-optimal levels of minimum energy performance requirements for buildings and building elements; Official Journal of the European Union; L 81/18-36; January 2012; pp.18-36;
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European Commission; 2012b; Notices from European Union institutions, bodies, offices and agencies – European Commission – Guidelines accompanying Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) No 244/2012 of 16 January 2012 supplementing Directive 2010/31/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council on the energy performance of buildings by establishing a comparative methodology framework for calculating cost-optimal levels of minimum energy performance requirements for buildings and building elements; Official Journal of the European Union; C 115/1-28; January 2012; pp.1-28;
Referenties •
European Parliament and the Council of the European Union; 2010; Directive 2010/31/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council – of 19 May 2010 – on the energy performance of buildings (recast); Official Journal of the European Union; L 153/13-35; june 2010; pp. 13-35;
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European Parliament and the Council of the European Union; 2009; Directive 2009/28/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council – of 23 April 2009 – on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable energy sources and amending and subsequently repealing Directives 2001/77/EC and 2003/30/EC; Official Journal of the European Union; L 140/16 140/16-62; 62 A Aprilil 2009 2009; pp. 16 16-62; 62
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Haller M., Dott R., Ruschenburg J., Ochs F., Bony J.; 2013; The Reference Framework for System Simulations of the IEA SHC Task 44 / HPP Annex 38 ‐ Part A: General Boundary Conditions ‐ A technical Report of Subtask C ‐ Report C1; Institut für Solartechnik SPF, Hochschule für Technik HSR, Rapperswil, Switzerland; 07/03/2013;
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Henning H.-M., Miara M.; 2008; Systems using solar thermal energy in combination with heat pumps – 1st concept paper; 64th ExCo meeting; Winterthur, Switzerland; November 19-21 2008;
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IEA-SHC task 44 / annex 38
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Lerch W., Heinz A.; 2012; Simulation of different HP/solar systems y incl. waste water heat recovery y (WHR) ( ) for low energy buildings; meeting 5 Povoa, Portugal; 05/03/2012.
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Olesen B. W.; 2010; European actions to improve the energy efficiency of buildings; IEE-CENSE; available online; http://www.iee-cense.eu/Information/Information%20for%20Teachers.aspx [consulted 20/01/2013]
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