Agenda |
| Week |
Tuesdays |
Thursdays |
Reading |
Assignments |
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| Week-1
(April 2) |
Introduction to the class wiki SEE-IT V2.0 Tutorial |
McDowell, Ch 1, 2, 5 (intro, intro to zones). Designed Sequence of Operations |
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| Week-2
(Apr 9) |
Introduction to product hierarchies Systems and Y2E2 HVAC systems
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Y2E2 building tour: Meet in 184 Y2E2 |
McDowell, Ch 6, 7 (single & multi-zone air systems) Formalizing Assumptions to Document Limitations of Building Performance Measurement Systems |
Tutorial: page 1 Q1 Sumit via Coursework |
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| Week-3
(Apr 16) |
Y2E2 –HVAC sequence of operation (controls) | Summary of Performance Analyses of a Santa Clara County Facility by CEE 243 Student Groups |
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| Week-4
(Apr 23) |
Introduction to data analysis methods (manual based on multi-point comparison)
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Measurement lab: measured vs. reported temperatures, CO2, voltage, current, heat losses |
McDowell, Ch 11 (single & multi-zone air systems) |
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| Week-5
(Apr 30) |
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e+ simulation of Y2E2 energy use |
Description of European Prototype Tool for Evaluation of Building Performance and the national tools, Editors: Mazzarella, Liziero, et al., pp. 1-43.
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| Week-6
(May 7) |
Energy Performance Comparison Methodology and example Tobias Maile |
Intermediate student presentations |
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| Week-7
(May 14) |
Multi-group working session: interpret 2011 data and compare 2009-11 findings and post-09 interventions |
e+ lab for simple building and Y2E2 | |||
| Week-8
(May 21) |
Energy monitoring and management practice, vision and the gap between them, Gerry Hamilton, Stanford Facilities Energy Management program Continue e+ lab |
Multi-group working session | Q7 Simulations; Selected content of final written report |
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Week-9
(May 28) |
Energy simulation challenges in the real world - experiences from SCC and Y2E2 The Future of Energy Simulation: broad trends and emerging methods |
Class Summary | No submission |
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Week-10
(June 4) |
Final student presentations |
Q8 |
Last updated: 2 February 2012