Solar Thermal Demonstration Project

Biesinger, K. ; Cuppett, D. ; Dyer, D.

Clark County School District

关键词: Hvac;    Kalwall;    Cooling Tower;    32 Energy Conservation, Consumption, And Utilization Adsorption Chiller;    Adsorption Chiller;   

DOI  :  10.2172/1063763
RP-ID  :  DOE/GO/EE0000427-1
RP-ID  :  EE0000427
RP-ID  :  1063763

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来源: UNT Digital Library

【 摘 要 】

HVAC Retrofit and Energy Efficiency Upgrades at Clark High School, Las Vegas, Nevada The overall objectives of this project are to increase usage of alternative/renewable fuels, create a better and more reliable learning environment for the students, and reduce energy costs. Utilizing the grant resources and local bond revenues, the District proposes to reduce electricity consumption by installing within the existing limited space, one principal energy efficient 100 ton adsorption chiller working in concert with two 500 ton electric chillers. The main heating source will be primarily from low nitrogen oxide (NOX), high efficiency natural gas fired boilers. With the use of this type of chiller, the electric power and cost requirements will be greatly reduced. To provide cooling to the information technology centers and equipment rooms of the school during off-peak hours, the District will install water source heat pumps. In another measure to reduce the cooling requirements at Clark High School, the District will replace single pane glass and metal panels with ‘Kalwall’ building panels. An added feature of the “Kalwall” system is that it will allow for natural day lighting in the student center. This system will significantly reduce thermal heat/cooling loss and control solar heat gain, thus delivering significant savings in heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) costs.