Conceptual Design Strategy of Renewable Energy Application for Building Certification and Mandatory System
신재생에너지설비 건물설치 의무화 및 인증제를 고려한 용량설계 방안
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Lee, Kyoung-Ho
(Korea Institute of Energy Research, KIER) ;
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Lee, Dong-Won
(Korea Institute of Energy Research, KIER) ;
- Kown, Hyeok-Min (Korea District Heating Corporation) ;
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Lee, Chang-Jun
(Korea District Heating Corporation)
- Published : 2011.11.24
Abstract
This paper describes a design strategy at conceptual design stage using RETScreen software tool for building application of renewable energy resources. Currently, government and public buildings are required to adopt renewable energy systems with a minimum requirement for the amount of renewable energy supply. Meanwhile, there is a certificate program for private office buildings to enhance propagation of renewable energy systems. When considering application of renewable energy systems to a building, it is worthwhile developing a method to determine optimal design sizes of renewable energy systems. In the paper, a design strategy is introduced with a couple of case studies to determine optimal capacities of each renewable energy system in a building and suggest to use the method to evaluate the system for the building certificate program and the mandatory renewable target program. Objective functions considered in the study are initial system cost and reduction of CO2 emissions from the system. In the optimization study, it is assumed that solar thermal collectors are installed to satisfy solar fraction of 60%. Other renewable energy systems such as ground-source heat pump, solar PV and non-renewable systems such as electric chiller and gas-fired boiler are sized using an optimal sizing method with RETScreen suggested the authors previously.