ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ONE TOWN, MARYLAND Jonathan Cann Mechanical OptionAdvisor: Dr. Treado BAE/MAE Integrated ProgramSpring 2015 www.janneyschool.org www.nps.gov/nr/

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ONE TOWN, MARYLAND Jonathan Cann Mechanical OptionAdvisor: Dr. Treado BAE/MAE Integrated ProgramSpring

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Building Statistics Existing Building: Built 1925 National Register of Historic Places Gross Square Feet : 84,400 Overall Project Budget: $25 Million Completion Date: August stories above grade, 1 below Function: Educational Presentation Outline maps.google.com

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Location and Weather SummerWinter Designed Dry Bulb (°F)9113 Designed Wet Bulb (°F)77- Indoor Air Temperature (°F)7572 Weather data based on Baltimore, Maryland Town, Maryland Relative Humidity – 50% Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Basement Second Floor Third Floor First Floor Mechanical Layout Blue:RTU-1 & 2 Cafeteria Orange: RTU-3 &4 (DOAS) and VRF Purple:RTU- 5 (DOAS) and VRF Green:RTU-6 & 7 Multipurpose Red: AHU-1 Administrative Offices Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Rooftop Unit Schedule Unit No.Area ServedSupply CFMTotal Load (MBH) RTU-1Cafeteria RTU-2Cafeteria RTU-3Exist. Bldg RTU-4Exist. Bldg RTU-5Addition RTU-6Multi-purpose RTU-7Multi-purpose Air Cooled Condensing Units Schedules (VRF System) Unit No.Cooling (MBH)Heating (MBH)Condenser CFM CU-VRF CU-VRF CU-VRF Mechanical Schedule Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion RTU- 1, 2, 6 & 7RTU- 3, 4, & 5 DOAS VRF System Mechanical Schematics Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion % of Total Building EnergyTotal Building Energy (kBtu/yr) Heating21.56%894,258 Cooling30.80%1,277,511 Receptacles0.51%21,069 Lighting47.13%1,954,985 Total100%4,147,823 CO2 (lbm/year)SO2 (gm/year)NOx (gm/year) Building Emissions1,626, ,638.52,801.8 Energy Use & Emissions Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Proposal Goals Depth: Implement a geothermal system to improve the buildings energy use. Breadth: The impact of a geothermal system on the construction management of the project. Breadth: Perform acoustical analysis to insure the comfort of the spaces Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Proposed System Water-cooled VRF units coupled with closed loop ground coupled heat pump More efficient than air-cooled condensers Constant thermal properties Reduces noise pollution Minimal site area loss High initial cost (long term owners) Renewable energy source (earth) Low maintenance Presentation Outline Ball State University

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Soil PropertiesWet dense sand Dry Density120 lb/ft^3 Conductivity (k)1.63 Btu/h*ft*°F Diffusivity (α)0.91 ft^2/day Well Design Details Radius of bore0.42ft SDR in Rpipe0.10ft*hr*°F/Btu Rgrout0.05ft*hr*°F/Btu Rbore0.15ft*hr*°F/Btu Site & Well Properties Annual Average Ground Temperature - 55ºF Presentation Outline Geothermal Heat Pump Design Manual by McQuay Air Conditioning

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion SymbolCoolingHeatingUnits Net annual average heat transfer to the ground Qa251,250150,000Btu/h Building design cooling block load (or heating) Qlc (or Qlh)2,010,0001,200,000Btu/h Power input at design cooling load (or heating) Wc (or Wh)130,000 W Effective thermal resistance of ground annual pulse Rga ft*hr*°F/Btu Effective thermal resistance of ground monthly pulse Rgm0.223 ft*hr*°F/Btu Effective thermal resistance of ground daily pulse Rgd0.131 ft*hr*°F/Btu Thermal resistance of bore Rb0.15 ft*hr*°F/Btu Short circuit heat loss factor Fsc1.04 Part load factor during design month PLFm1.00 Undisturbed ground temperature tg55 °F Liquid temperature at heat pump inlet twi7444°F Liquid temperature at heat pump outlet two8336°F Temperature penalty tp2.00 °F Length33,68932,454ft # of wells Geothermal Calculations Required Bore Length for Cooling (ft) Required Bore Length for Heating (ft) Equations from ASHRAE Handbook Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion 85 wells 400 ft deep wells 15 ft well spacing Area used 19,125 sq. ft. Pump located in East Mechanical Room Direct return piping Well Layout 1 2,3 Presentation Outline maps.google.com

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N 480 GPM 2.9 GPM/ton design 6” header pipe 2” row pipe 1” well U-tube 5” bore diameter Pipe & Flow Design Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Table 22- Head Loss Friction Loss6.8 ft Fixture Loss109 ft Velocity Loss0.4 ft Total head loss116.2 ft SizeHeadFlow RateRPMHPManufacturerModel 4x4x ft480 gpm350020GouldsAC-135.3F Well Pump Selection Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N DaikinVRV-WIII Series Unit21 ton18 ton12 ton7 ton6 ton Cooling Capacity (Btu/h) 252,000216,000144,00084,00072,000 EER Heating Capacity (Btu/h) 283,500243,000162,00094,00081,000 COP Units CU-VRF-1(3)x 21 ton + 12 ton CU-VRF-2(2)x 21 ton + 7 ton CU-VRF-321 ton + 18 ton + 6 ton Water-Cooled VRF Unit Selection Unified heat pump and heat recovery Units in series to reach needed capacity Self heat recovery between modules Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N WaterRefrigerantIndoor Units Air TinToutGPMTinToutGPMSupplyReturn Cooling74°F83°F48076°F50°F °F78-80°F Heating44°F36°F480105°F89°F °F68-70°F Heat Exchanger Details Ground Temperature 55ºF Ground Coupled Side 20% glycol / 80% water VRF Side R140a RefrigerantQ (tons) Refrigerant Impact per ton Credit (<100) R-410a Yes EA Credit 6 Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Table 25- Alternative Yearly Energy Consumption Building Source kWhkBtu/yr Heating 185,431632,3201,896,960 Cooling192,269656,2151,968,843 Lighting572,8051,954,9855,865,541 Receptacle6,17321,06963,213 Total 956,6783,264,5899,794,557 Cost$131, Alternative System Energy Use Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Table 26- Yearly Energy Breakdown Building (kWh)Building (kBtu/yr)Source (kBtu/yr) Cost Original System 1,215,3004,147,82312,444,711 $166, Alternative System 956,6783,264,5899,794,557 $131, Yearly Savings258,622883,2342,650,154$35, CO2 (lbm/year)SO2 (gm/year)NOx (gm/year) Original Design1,626, ,638.52,801.8 Alternative Design1,280, ,521.42,205.2 Energy & Emissions Comparison Emissions Comparison- 21.3% less Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Table 28- Payback Period Cost Original System $56, Alternative System $692, With 10% Rebate $622, System Difference $566, Yearly Energy Savings $35, Payback Period 15.98Years Months Federal Tax Rebate 10 % of initial material and labor cost EER ≥ 14.1 COP ≥ 3.3 Without rebate Payback Period = years Payback Period Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann N Original Building cost is based on 2015 using inflation from Original Material Condensers$42, Controls$ Labor Condensers$11, Controls$1, Total Cost $56, Alternative Material Pump$19,200 Antifreeze$6,786 Water$14 Controls$1,475 Investigation$915 Loop$424,521 Sub-total$452,911 Labor Pump$1,842 Controls$2,952 Investigation$3,993 Loop$230,373 Sub-total$239,160 Total Cost $692,071 Mechanical CostTotal Construction Cost Original Design$3,461,864$20,969,617 Alternative Design$4,028,079$21,535,833 Percent Increase16.4%2.7% Cost Comparison Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Presentation Outline maps.google.com

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Multi-purpose Room Acoustical Treatment Before: NC > 65After: NC – 39 Added Treatment: 2” duct lining (60 ft each) One duct silencer each Cost Breakdown Duct lining = $11,457 Duct Silencers= $4,700 Total Cost = $16,157 Goal NC-45 Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann Cafeteria Acoustical Treatment Before: NC - 52After: NC – 41 Added Treatment: One duct silencer each (36”x12”x50”) Cost Breakdown Duct Silencers= $4,000 Total Cost = $4,000 Not recommended extra cost Goal NC-45 Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion Presentation Outline

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann Project Background Existing Conditions Proposal Mechanical Depth Acoustical Breadth Conclusion System Initial Cost - $692, Monthly Savings - $ Payback Period of System – years EUI Reduction – 21.3% Presentation Outline ww.nbm.org

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann Acknowledgements Penn State Faculty JVP Engineers Dr. Stephen Treado All my peers that helped during the process All my friends and family for their support

Mechanical Option Elementary School One Jonathan Cann Questions?