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Daikin Visit November 7, 2014

Completed Research Intervention Thermal Comfort Airflow Measurements Green Roof Experiment Testing Building Materials Testing Airflow Supplies Indoor Air Quality Previous Research

Reference Facility Built and used over 12 years at Penn State Climate Chamber simulates outdoor conditions Environmental Chamber represents indoor spaces Dual HVAC systems for separate chambers, independent controls Measurement Instruments Tracer Gas Aero Trak CO2 Sensors P-Track Temperature and Humidity Sensors Penn State Facilty

New Environmental Chamber 15’ x 22’ x 15’ Old Facility Climate and Environmental Chambers

New Environmental Chamber Dual Compartments Testing Chamber Controls Max time to new set response is 10 min Supply air change rate from 0.5 to 20 ACH Record measurements in real time at varying intervals Power Availability 208 3 Phase & 250 Amps Max Supported Load is 2kW 6 People, 6 PCs, lamps, and testing equipment Old Facility

New Environmental Chamber AHU Details Independent Air Cooled AHUs Operate with 0-100% of the outdoor air Design for Outdoor Air (100% OA) Summer 95oF 60% RH Winter 19.4oF 60% RH MERV 8 filtered blower VSD accurately supplies air for 0.5 air changes per hour Old Facility

Measurement Capabilities SF6 Tracer Gas Portable Temperature iButtons Handheld Aero-Trak Handheld P-Trak CO2 Sensors Temperature and Humidity Sensors Thermal Cameras Old Facility

Ongoing& Future research EFRI PULSE Urban Modeling at Campus Level Energy Modeling + CFD + Solar Radiation Multi-Building Control Strategies Relations to Occupant Comfort/Health Smart Building Experience Occupant feedback to building systems Occupant physiological responses Environmental Chamber tests Real Time Energy & Occupant Visualiation Old Facility