2017
DOI: 10.1155/2017/8681737
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Establishment of Passive Energy Conservation Measure and Economic Evaluation of Fenestration System in Nonresidential Building of Korea

Abstract: ECO2 (building energy efficiency rating program) and passive energy conservation measures (ECMs) were established as a basic study for targeted methodologies and decision support systems development in Korea to meet national regulations. The primary energy consumption and economic evaluation of nonresidential buildings was performed. Passive ECMs were classified as planning and performance elements. The planning elements are the window-to-wall ratio (WWR) and horizontal shading angle. The performance elements … Show more

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“…The ECO2-OD, the national official program for calculating building energy need, use, and primary energy use based on the ISO 52016 [11,27], was used to analyze the energy performance according to the reinforcement of the prescriptive criteria of the BECC and the application of ECMs. The program can calculate the energy need and use simply by using the design information in the permission stage, i.e., when the specific details of the buildings are not yet been specifically defined.…”
Section: Energy Simulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ECO2-OD, the national official program for calculating building energy need, use, and primary energy use based on the ISO 52016 [11,27], was used to analyze the energy performance according to the reinforcement of the prescriptive criteria of the BECC and the application of ECMs. The program can calculate the energy need and use simply by using the design information in the permission stage, i.e., when the specific details of the buildings are not yet been specifically defined.…”
Section: Energy Simulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, the necessity of an economic evaluation has been con rmed when selecting energy conservation measures, and a methodology to support comprehensive decision making through economic analysis is needed. erefore, through the decisionsupport process presented in Choi's studies, which considers the energy requirements, economic evaluation, and EPI points, this study derives optimal energy conservation measures of the target building [7,8]. Figure 10 shows the derivation of energy conservation measures focusing on the U value of oors.…”
Section: Optimal Energy Conservation Measuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e present study applied this framework to explore the potential of adaptive insulation. Choi et al [7] developed energy conservation measures (ECMs) as a basic study for targeted methodologies and decision-support system development in Korea to meet the national regulations. Choi et al [8] proposed a decisionmaking support process based on the performance evaluation results of building energy conservation measures.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The demand for technology development for energy conservation is increasing and various laws and regulations have been enacted. Moreover, various studies are underway in the construction sector, which comprises a large share of domestic energy consumption [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the HVAC system, the airflow rate of the outdoor air and the return air can be expressed using Equation (1) according to the law of conservation of mass, and the relationship between temperature and airflow of outdoor air, return and mixed air can be expressed as Equation (2). In addition, the outdoor air intake amount can be expressed using Equation (3). That is, in dry-bulb temperature control, the outdoor air intake ratio can be calculated from the outdoor air temperature, airflow of outdoor air, return air temperature, and airflow of the return air.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%