Analysis on energy use in reuse cement silo for campus building

Nugrahani, Elita Fidiya; Murti, Izzati Winda; Arifianti, Qurrotin M.O.

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/126/1/012012

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“…In the past decade, the daylight has been used in many of the industries by the increase in the fluorescent lamps in the past history. Subsequently, in the current years, the data lighting consist of only a less number in the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environment Design) credits so as a result the adoption of the scheme may get reduced (Katunský, Dolníková, and Dolník 2018;Nugrahani, Murti, and Arifianti 2018). Thus the LEED criteria will reduce the importance of the daylighting scheme, so their rise the necessity of improving the criteria value for the corresponding approach.…”

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Optimal investigation of daylighting and energy efficiency in industrial building using energy-efficient velux daylighting simulation

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Lavanya²

2019

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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Daylighting is one of the sustainable methods of controlling the flow of natural light into the interior surfaces of the building. Over past years of research daylighting are analyzed through simulation tools due to consistent and precise predictions. The aim of the research is to evaluate the daylight availability in an industrial building under a fixed level of orientation and design. The research initiates by field measurements on the building by an illuminance meter. For the comparative effectiveness, a simulation method is incorporated in the research for a comparative and optimized validation of the daylighting factor. Velux Daylight Visualizer is utilized in this research to simulate the daylighting by modelling the building surface 3 dimensionally with optimal window and glazing material and rendered it to actual interior surface to measure the daylighting at hourly working time zones. Sequentially, the energy utilization of the building is also measured using Velux EIC Visualizer, where the temperature comfort and the total energy utilized for lighting and ventilation is also measured. Hence by improving the design of building to efficient daylighting and ventilation, the annual energy cost investing in artificial lighting and ventilation for industrial operation in a certain period can be restricted respectively.

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confidence: 99%