This document summarizes an energy auditing presentation given by Md. Maruf Hassan at Begum Rokeya University. It defines energy auditing as inspecting and analyzing energy flows in a building or system to understand efficiency and reduce usage. The benefits are lower costs, better environmental performance, and increased comfort. Energy audits involve collecting data, on-site assessments, analysis, recommendations, and cost-benefit analysis. Types include walkthrough, intermediate, and comprehensive audits. Computer simulation can also be used, inputting data into programs like EnergyPlus, IDA-ICE and TRNSYS to model scenarios and estimate savings.
This document summarizes an energy auditing presentation given by Md. Maruf Hassan at Begum Rokeya University. It defines energy auditing as inspecting and analyzing energy flows in a building or system to understand efficiency and reduce usage. The benefits are lower costs, better environmental performance, and increased comfort. Energy audits involve collecting data, on-site assessments, analysis, recommendations, and cost-benefit analysis. Types include walkthrough, intermediate, and comprehensive audits. Computer simulation can also be used, inputting data into programs like EnergyPlus, IDA-ICE and TRNSYS to model scenarios and estimate savings.
This document summarizes an energy auditing presentation given by Md. Maruf Hassan at Begum Rokeya University. It defines energy auditing as inspecting and analyzing energy flows in a building or system to understand efficiency and reduce usage. The benefits are lower costs, better environmental performance, and increased comfort. Energy audits involve collecting data, on-site assessments, analysis, recommendations, and cost-benefit analysis. Types include walkthrough, intermediate, and comprehensive audits. Computer simulation can also be used, inputting data into programs like EnergyPlus, IDA-ICE and TRNSYS to model scenarios and estimate savings.
This document summarizes an energy auditing presentation given by Md. Maruf Hassan at Begum Rokeya University. It defines energy auditing as inspecting and analyzing energy flows in a building or system to understand efficiency and reduce usage. The benefits are lower costs, better environmental performance, and increased comfort. Energy audits involve collecting data, on-site assessments, analysis, recommendations, and cost-benefit analysis. Types include walkthrough, intermediate, and comprehensive audits. Computer simulation can also be used, inputting data into programs like EnergyPlus, IDA-ICE and TRNSYS to model scenarios and estimate savings.
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Submitted By:
Md. Maruf Hassan
Re-add Id:1917024 Session:2019-20 2nd year 2nd semester
Begum Rokeya University,Rangpur.
Department of Disaster Management Presentation On: Energy Auditing Course Code: DSM 2201 Course Title: Energy & Environment TABLE OF CONTENT:
Introduction The benefits of an energy audit Steps of Energy Auditing Types of Energy Audit Energy Audit Details Computer Simulation Conclusion What is energy auditing? An energy audit is an inspection and analysis of energy flows in a building, process, or system with the objective of understanding the energy efficiency and identifying opportunities to reduce energy use.
Energy auditing, also known as energy assessment or
energy analysis, is the process of evaluating and assessing the energy usage and efficiency of a building, facility, or system. It involves a systematic examination of energy consumption patterns, energy- related equipment, and operational practices in order to identify opportunities for energy conservation and cost savings. The benefits of an energy audit:
Reduced energy costs
Improved environmental performance. Increased comfort and safety Increased property value Steps of Energy Auditing:
Data Collection On-Site Assessment Energy Analysis Writing an audit report Recommendations Cost-Benefit Analysis Reporting Types of Energy Audit
Walkthrough Audit: A walk-through energy audit is the simplest and most cost-effective type of energy audit. It involves a visual inspection of the building or process to identify areas where energy is being wasted.
Intermediate Audit: An intermediate energy audit is a type of energy audit that is more detailed than a walkthrough audit, but less detailed than a comprehensive audit. This type of audit typically focuses on specific areas of a building or process where energy is being wasted. The auditor will use a variety of tools and techniques to gather data and identify opportunities for improvement. This type of audit can provide more detailed information and recommendations than a walkthrough audit, but it is less expensive than a comprehensive audit.
Comprehensive Audit: A comprehensive energy audit is the most detailed type of energy audit. It involves a thorough inspection of the building or process, gathering data on energy consumption, and developing a comprehensive plan for energy efficiency improvements. This type of audit can provide the most detailed information and recommendations, but it is also the most expensive Energy Audit Details Computer Simulation
Some steps about computer simulation
in energy audits:
Energy Modeling Software
Inputs and Data Collection System Analysis Scenario Testing Energy Savings Estimation Sensitivity Analysis Reporting. Some of the most popular computer simulation software packages Energy Plus: This is a comprehensive software package that can be used to simulate the energy flows in buildings and other processes. It is a free and open-source software, and it is widely used by energy auditors and engineers.
IDA-ICE: This is a commercial software package that is specifically designed for simulating the energy flows in buildings. It is a powerful tool that can be used to conduct detailed energy audits
TRNSYS:This is a commercial software package that is used for a wide range of thermal system simulations, including energy audits. It is a powerful tool that can be used to simulate the energy flows in complex systems. Conclusion Energy auditing is a crucial process for evaluating and analyzing energy consumption patterns within a building, facility, or industrial process. By conducting an energy audit, businesses and organizations can identify areas of inefficiency, potential energy-saving opportunities, and cost-effective measures to reduce energy consumption and environmental impact. Moreover, energy auditing is a fundamental tool for organizations seeking to improve energy efficiency, reduce costs, comply with regulations, and enhance environmental sustainability. By proactively identifying and implementing energy-saving measures, businesses can become more competitive, resilient, and environmentally responsible in the long run. Any Question ? Thank You
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