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Nate Mooney | Mechanical Option Advisor: William P. Bahnfleth, PH.D., PE The Pennsylvania State University Architectural Engineering Spring Ames Street: Cambridge, Massachusetts INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS

[COST] $188,000,000 Building Cost [CONSTRUCTION] January 2012  Early 2014 [LOCATION] 75 Ames Street, Cambridge Massachusetts The Broad Institute Expansion 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney [SIZE] 250,000 SF [LEVELS] 15 STORYS GROUND FLOOR – RETAIL L-11 – MIXED OFFICES & LABS L-12 – VIVARIUM 3 MECHANICAL LEVELS M1,M2 & M3 [OCCUPANCY] Mixed Assembly Restaurant | A-2 Large Conference & Meeting Rooms | A-3 Small Conference & Offices | B Retail Tenant | M Laboratory | H-2, H-3, H-4 High Hazard  INTRODUCTION  Building Overview Existing Mechanical DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS BUILDING OVERVIEW

[COST] $188,000,000 Building Cost [CONSTRUCTION] January 2012  Early 2014 [LOCATION] 75 Ames Street, Cambridge Massachusetts The Broad Institute Expansion [SIZE] 250,000 SF [LEVELS] 15 STORYS GROUND FLOOR – RETAIL L-11 – MIXED OFFICES & LABS L-12 – VIVARIUM 3 MECHANICAL LEVELS M1,M2 & M3 [OCCUPANCY] Mixed Assembly Restaurant | A-2 Large Conference & Meeting Rooms | A-3 Small Conference & Offices | B Retail Tenant | M Laboratory | H-2, H-3, H-4 High Hazard  INTRODUCTION  Building Overview Existing Mechanical DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney BUILDING OVERVIEW

[COST] $188,000,000 Building Cost [CONSTRUCTION] January 2012  Early 2014 [LOCATION] 75 Ames Street, Cambridge Massachusetts The Broad Institute Expansion [SIZE] 250,000 SF [LEVELS] 15 STORYS GROUND FLOOR – RETAIL L-11 – MIXED OFFICES & LABS L-12 – VIVARIUM 3 MECHANICAL LEVELS M1,M2 & M3 [OCCUPANCY] Mixed Assembly Restaurant | A-2 Large Conference & Meeting Rooms | A-3 Small Conference & Offices | B Retail Tenant | M Laboratory | H-2, H-3, H-4 High Hazard  INTRODUCTION  Building Overview Existing Mechanical DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney BUILDING OVERVIEW

[COST] $188,000,000 Building Cost [CONSTRUCTION] January 2012  Early 2014 [LOCATION] 75 Ames Street, Cambridge Massachusetts The Broad Institute Expansion Frank Gehry – Ray & Maria Center at MIT [SIZE] 250,000 SF [LEVELS] 15 STORYS GROUND FLOOR – RETAIL L-11 – MIXED OFFICES & LABS L-12 – VIVARIUM 3 MECHANICAL LEVELS M1,M2 & M3 [OCCUPANCY] Mixed Assembly Restaurant | A-2 Large Conference & Meeting Rooms | A-3 Small Conference & Offices | B Retail Tenant | M Laboratory | H-2, H-3, H-4 High Hazard  INTRODUCTION  Building Overview Existing Mechanical DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney BUILDING OVERVIEW

Existing Mechanical System [AIR SIDE] 100% Outside Air 4 – Ganged 115,000 CFM AHU’s Basement  L-11 1 – 60,000 CFM AHU Vivarium L-12 2 – 230,000 CFM EAHU VAV Box with terminal reheat Exhaust Air Handling UnitsAir Handling Units The Broad Institute Expansion  INTRODUCTION Building Overview  Existing Mechanical DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

[WATER SIDE] Heating Plant BHP Preheat fire-tube Boilers AHU 1,2,3,4,5 preheat HVU’s 4 – 120 BHP Reheat Condensing Boilers Building terminal reheat 2 – 215 BHP MPS Boilers 60 PSIG Humidification Process steam loads The Broad Institute Expansion Existing Mechanical System  INTRODUCTION Building Overview  Existing Mechanical DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

[WATER SIDE] Chiller Plant 42 °F water 3 – 1000 ton centrifugal chillers 3 – 1000 ton cooling towers on VFD AHU 1,2,3 & 4 cooling 2 – 450 ton centrifugal chillers 2 – 450 ton cooling towers on VFD AHU 5 Process chilled water loads The Broad Institute Expansion  INTRODUCTION Building Overview  Existing Mechanical DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS Existing Mechanical System 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion INTRODUCTION  DEPTH I  GOAL OPERATION RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS [GOAL] Turn down ventilation air in order to save energy while maintaining appropriate room conditions. Demand Controlled Ventilation with Aircuity’s Optinet System 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion [HOW IT WORKS] Typical lab rooms are supplied with 6/12ACH Aircuity allows air change rates of 2/4ACH rooms every 15 minutes Photoionization ~ Ammonia Metal Oxide detector Lasers CO 2 Sensors Dew point Dilution ventilation up to 15 ACH Labs clean of contaminants 99% of time INTRODUCTION  DEPTH I GOAL  OPERATION RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS Demand Controlled Ventilation with Aircuity’s Optinet System 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion [RESULTS] Using Trane TRACE 700 and the new ventilation rates of 2/4 ACH for a group of 32 select lab rooms Electricity (KWH) Natural Gas (Therms) Electricity Cost Per Year Natural Gas Cost Per Year Total Cost Per Year Original System $ 2, $ 170,954.06$ 2,178, DCV9,059, ,222.00$ 1,820,962.11$ 168,039.53$ 1,989, Difference926, ,825.00$ 186,128.21$ 2,914.53$ 189, % Change-9% Energy Usage Original System VAV ReheatAlternate DCV Electric KWHGas ThermsElectric KWHGas Therms Jan721,66617,302630,01418,918 Feb654,88216,453571,87418,323 Mar791,43210,610694,57210,289 Apr746,7836,680659,1394,954 May894,9096,230811,1564,473 June978,9224,318923,2733,839 July962,8941,243947,2533,007 Aug1,040,6553,556987,4173,922 Sept847,7686,004766,8954,229 Oct895,8557,054800,6724,943 Nov771,4468,173664,4976,118 Dec678,31119,423602,75122,206 Total9,985,524107,0479,059,513105,222 Difference Electrical KWHGas Therms -926,011-1,825 Demand Controlled Ventilation with Aircuity’s Optinet System INTRODUCTION  DEPTH I GOAL OPERATION  RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion [RESULTS] Using Trane TRACE 700 and the new ventilation rates of 2/4 ACH for a group of 32 select lab rooms Electricity (KWH) Natural Gas (Therms) Electricity Cost Per Year Natural Gas Cost Per Year Total Cost Per Year Original System $ 2, $ 170,954.06$ 2,178, DCV9,059, ,222.00$ 1,820,962.11$ 168,039.53$ 1,989, Difference926, ,825.00$ 186,128.21$ 2,914.53$ 189, % Change-9% Demand Controlled Ventilation with Aircuity’s Optinet System INTRODUCTION  DEPTH I GOAL OPERATION  RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion [RESULTS] Using Trane TRACE 700 and the new ventilation rates of 2/4 ACH for a group of 32 select lab rooms Electricity (KWH) Natural Gas (Therms) Electricity Cost Per Year Natural Gas Cost Per Year Total Cost Per Year Original System $ 2, $ 170,954.06$ 2,178, DCV9,059, ,222.00$ 1,820,962.11$ 168,039.53$ 1,989, Difference926, ,825.00$ 186,128.21$ 2,914.53$ 189, % Change-9% INTRODUCTION  DEPTH I GOAL OPERATION  RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS Demand Controlled Ventilation with Aircuity’s Optinet System 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion Demand Controlled Ventilation with Aircuity’s Optinet System [COSTS & SAVINGS] First Cost Estimate: Typically budgeted at $5,000 per space 32 spaces $160,000 Optional: $20,963 / Year Maintenance 1 st year waived Payback Annual savings = 189, Year payback INTRODUCTION  DEPTH I GOAL OPERATION RESULTS  COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 2.5% Inflation 10 Year Life Cycle Cost Analysis YEAR Original System VAV Reheat DCV - Aircuity Alternate Savings With Maintanance First Year Free Savings 0 $- $160, $(160,000.00) $160, $(160,000.00) 1 $2,123, $2,095, $28, $2,095, $28, $4,141, $3,933, $207, $3,953, $187, $6,056, $5,678, $377, $5,717, $338, $7,873, $7,334, $538, $7,391, $481, $9,595, $8,903, $691, $8,977, $617, $11,226, $10,389, $836, $10,479, $746, $12,770, $11,795, $974, $11,901, $869, $14,229, $13,125, $1,104, $13,245, $984, $15,608, $14,380, $1,227, $14,514, $1,093, $16,908, $15,565, $1,343, $15,711, $1,196, Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion [EMISSIONS] INTRODUCTION  DEPTH I GOAL OPERATION RESULTS COST & SAVINGS  EMISSIONS DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT Unit Original System VAV Reheat DCV - Aircuity Alternate % ChangeDifference CO2lbm/yr 876,396, ,123, % 81,272,960 SO2gm/yr 2,742,078 2,487, % 254,287 NOXgm/yr 742, , % 68, Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney Demand Controlled Ventilation with Aircuity’s Optinet System

The Broad Institute Expansion Chilled Beams Alternate [GOAL] To reduce energy consumption and carbon footprint compared to the original system by lowing supply air rates and need for reheat. INTRODUCTION DEPTH I  DEPTH II  GOAL OPERATION RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion Chilled Beams Alternate [OPERATION] 1)Determine Sensible and Latent Loads for Space TRANE TRACE 700 2)Air Flow Rate For Space V bz = Rp * Pz + Ra * Az Office 5 cfm / person &.06 cfm/ft 2 Lab 10 cfm / person & 18 cfm/ft 2 3)Cooling Capacity of Air Humidity Ratio w supply = lb w /lb DA w room = lb w /lb DA Q latent = 4840 V bz (w room – w supply ) INTRODUCTION DEPTH I  DEPTH II GOAL  OPERATION RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 4) Required Supply Air To Remove Latent Q latent = 4840 V bz_new (w room - w supply ) This gives a new sensible capacity of Q sensible = 1.08 V bz_new (T room - T supply ) 5) Sensible Load for Chilled Beams Sensible load from Trace minus Q sens above 6) Size & Quantity From PRICE-HVAC catalogue 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

UnitTypeQuantityCFMMin SPHPRPM EXISTING AHU1plenum AHU2plenum AHU3plenum AHU4plenum AHU5plenum EAHU1Cent.557, EAHU2Cent.557, EAHU3Cent REDESIGN AHU1plenum AHU2plenum AHU3plenum AHU5plenum EAHU1Cent.545, EAHU2Cent.545, EAHU3Cent The Broad Institute Expansion Chilled Beams Alternate [RESULTS] INTRODUCTION DEPTH I  DEPTH II GOAL OPERATION  RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS EXISTING AHU-1-2VAV77,27426,333 AHU-3-4VAV223,882121,876 REDESIGN AHU-1-2VAV77,27426,333 % CHANGE0% AHU-3-4ACTIVE CHILLED BEAMS82,552 % CHANGE-63%-32% UnitFan Type# FansOriginalRedesign AHU1plenum AHU2plenum AHU3plenum AHU4plenum428750ELIMINATED AHU5plenum EAHU1Cent.557,50045,774 EAHU2Cent.557,50045,774 EAHU3Cent Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion Chilled Beams Alternate [RESULTS] INTRODUCTION DEPTH I  DEPTH II GOAL OPERATION  RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS Electricity (kWh) Natural Gas (Therms) Electricity Cost Per year Natural Gas Cost per year Total Cost Per Year Original System 9,985, ,047.00$2,007, $170, $2,178, Chilled Beams 7,817, ,671.00$1,571, $74, $1,645, Difference 2,168, , $435, $96, $532, % change-24% UtilityUnitCost Electricity$/KWH0.201 Natural Gas$/Therm1.597 Energy Usage SystemOriginal System VAV ReheatAlternate Chilled Beams UnitsElectric KWHGas ThermsElectric KWHGas Therms Jan721,66617,302577,1619,233 Feb654,88216,453522,3198,833 Mar791,43210,610630,1164,829 Apr746,7836,680582,5332,293 May894,9096,230696,5081,635 June978,9224,318753,2541,097 July962,8941,243749, Aug1,040,6553,556799, Sept847,7686,004661,6531,606 Oct895,8557,054692,3351,936 Nov771,4468,173601,6603,106 Dec678,31119,423550,76210,781 Total9,985,524107,0477,817,37946,671 Difference Electrical KWH Gas Therms -2,168,145-60,376 EXISTING AHU-1-2VAV77,27426,333 AHU-3-4VAV223,882121,876 REDESIGN AHU-1-2VAV77,27426,333 % CHANGE0% AHU-3-4 ACTIVE CHILLED BEAMS 82,552 % CHANGE-63%-32% AHU Redesign UnitFan Type# FansOriginalRedesign AHU1plenum AHU2plenum AHU3plenum AHU4plenum428750ELIMINATED AHU5plenum EAHU1Cent.557,50045,774 EAHU2Cent.557,50045,774 EAHU3Cent Fan Sizing UnitTypeQuantityCFMMin SPHPRPM EXISTING AHU1plenum AHU2plenum AHU3plenum AHU4plenum AHU5plenum EAHU1Cent.557, EAHU2Cent.557, EAHU3Cent REDESIGN UnitTypeQuantityCFMMin SPHPRPM AHU1plenum AHU2plenum AHU3plenum AHU5plenum EAHU1Cent.545, EAHU2Cent.545, EAHU3Cent Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion Chilled Beams Alternate [RESULTS] INTRODUCTION DEPTH I  DEPTH II GOAL OPERATION  RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS Electricity (kWh) Natural Gas (Therms) Electricity Cost Per year Natural Gas Cost per year Total Cost Per Year Original System 9,985, ,047.00$2,007, $170, $2,178, Chilled Beams 7,817, ,671.00$1,571, $74, $1,645, Difference 2,168, , $435, $96, $532, % change-24% UtilityUnitCost Electricity$/KWH0.201 Natural Gas$/Therm1.597 EXISTING AHU-1-2VAV77,27426,333 AHU-3-4VAV223,882121,876 REDESIGN AHU-1-2VAV77,27426,333 % CHANGE0% AHU-3-4 ACTIVE CHILLED BEAMS 82,552 % CHANGE-63%-32% AHU Redesign UnitFan Type# FansOriginalRedesign AHU1plenum AHU2plenum AHU3plenum AHU4plenum428750ELIMINATED AHU5plenum EAHU1Cent.557,50045,774 EAHU2Cent.557,50045,774 EAHU3Cent Fan Sizing UnitTypeQuantityCFMMin SPHPRPM EXISTING AHU1plenum AHU2plenum AHU3plenum AHU4plenum AHU5plenum EAHU1Cent.557, EAHU2Cent.557, EAHU3Cent REDESIGN UnitTypeQuantityCFMMin SPHPRPM AHU1plenum AHU2plenum AHU3plenum AHU5plenum EAHU1Cent.545, EAHU2Cent.545, EAHU3Cent Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion Chilled Beams Alternate [COST & SAVINGS] Chilled Beams $130/LF VAV box’s priced on CFM Pipe priced at $50 LF CHWP From RS Means 1.4 years payback W/ 2.5% inflation 10 Year Life Cycle Cost Analysis YEAR Original System VAV Reheat Chilled Beams Alternate Savings 0 $- $743, $(743,167.79) 1 $2,123, $2,329, $(205,676.42) 2 $4,141, $3,835, $305, $6,056, $5,265, $791, $7,873, $6,620, $1,252, $9,595, $7,905, $1,689, $11,226, $9,121, $2,104, $12,770, $10,272, $2,497, $14,229, $11,359, $2,870, $15,608, $12,385, $3,222, $16,908, $13,353, $3,554, INTRODUCTION DEPTH I  DEPTH II GOAL OPERATION RESULTS  COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS UnitCost Chilled Beams & Resized VAV Box's Total $962, VAV BOX & Diffusers($417,784.28) Piping$822, AHU Removal($640,815.00) CHW PUMP$16, Total Cost$743, Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion Chilled Beams Alternate [EMISSIONS] INTRODUCTION DEPTH I  DEPTH II GOAL OPERATION RESULTS COST & SAVINGS  EMISSIONS DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT Unit Original System VAV Reheat Chilled Beams Alternate % ChangeDifference CO2lbm/yr 876,396, ,284, %191,112,128 SO2gm/yr 2,742,078 2,144, % 597,953 NOXgm/yr 742, , % 161, Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion Chilled Beams + DC Alternate [GOAL] To reduce energy consumption and carbon footprint compared to the original system. INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II  DEPTH III  GOAL OPERATION RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II  DEPTH III GOAL  OPERATION RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS [OPERATION] Combine The Aircuity-Optinet system in labs with a chilled beam system using the design criteria from depth I & II already mentioned Chilled Beams + DC Alternate 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion [RESULTS] INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II  DEPTH III GOAL OPERATION  RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS Electricity (kWh) Natural Gas (Therms) Electricity Cost Per year Natural Gas Cost per year Total Cost Per Year Original System 9,985, ,047.00$2,007,090.32$170,954.06$2,178, Chilled Beams + DCV 7,493, ,136.00$1,506,094.21$67,291.19$1,573, Difference2,492, ,911.00$500,996.12$103,662.87$604, % change-28% Chilled Beams + DC Alternate 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion [RESULTS] INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II  DEPTH III GOAL OPERATION  RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS Electricity (kWh) Natural Gas (Therms) Electricity Cost Per year Natural Gas Cost per year Total Cost Per Year Original System 9,985, ,047.00$2,007,090.32$170,954.06$2,178, Chilled Beams + DCV 7,493, ,136.00$1,506,094.21$67,291.19$1,573, Difference2,492, ,911.00$500,996.12$103,662.87$604, % change-28% Chilled Beams + DC Alternate 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion [RESULTS] INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II  DEPTH III GOAL OPERATION  RESULTS COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS Electricity (kWh) Natural Gas (Therms) Electricity Cost Per year Natural Gas Cost per year Total Cost Per Year Original System 9,985, ,047.00$2,007,090.32$170,954.06$2,178, Chilled Beams + DCV 7,493, ,136.00$1,506,094.21$67,291.19$1,573, Difference2,492, ,911.00$500,996.12$103,662.87$604, % change-28% Chilled Beams + DC Alternate 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II  DEPTH III GOAL OPERATION RESULTS  COST & SAVINGS EMISSIONS BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS With 2.5% inflation 10 Year Life Cycle Cost Analysis YEAR Original System VAV Reheat DCV + Chilled Beams Alternate Savings With Maintenance First Year Free Savings 0 $- $903,167.79$(903,167.79) $903, $(903,167.79) 1 $2,123, $2,414,639.36$(291,046.08) $2,414, $(291,046.08) 2 $4,141, $3,849, $291, $3,869, $271, $6,056, $5,212, $844, $5,250, $805, $7,873, $6,503,579.12$1,369, $6,560, $1,312, $9,595, $7,727,292.74$1,868, $7,801, $1,794, $11,226, $8,885,755.94$2,340, $8,975, $2,250, $12,770, $9,981,466.43$2,788, $10,086, $2,683, $14,229, $11,016,837.79$3,212, $11,136, $3,092, $15,608, $11,994,202.17$3,613, $12,127, $3,480, $16,908, $12,915,812.80$3,992, $13,062, $3,846, [COST & SAVINGS] First Cost Chilled Beams + Aircuity = $903, Annual Savings $604, Pay back 1.5 years Chilled Beams + DC Alternate 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion [EMISSIONS] INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II  DEPTH III GOAL OPERATION RESULTS COST & SAVINGS  EMISSIONS BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT PollutantUnit Original System VAV Reheat DCV & Chilled Beams Alternate % ChangeDifference CO2lbm/yr876,396,480657,636, %218,760,064 SO2gm/yr2,742,0782,057, %684,459 NOXgm/yr742,165556, %185,254 Chilled Beams + DC Alternate 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion [GOAL] To size the new electrical equipment (wires, conduit, breakers, starters) serving the new fans and chilled water pump for the chilled beam system INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III  BREADTH I  GOAL METHOD RESULT CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS Electrical Breadth 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion [Method] Fan HP found using fan affinity laws FLC Table Full load Current Three-Phase Alternating Current from NEC 2011 Find KVA FLA=KVA / (Voltage√(3))  KVA = (Voltage)(√(3))(FLA) Wire Size 1.25 for continuous loads Table (B)(16) from NEC 2-11 THWN Type wire Copper Rated 75C Electrical Breadth Circuit Breaker 2.5 multiplier Table NEC 2011 Next lowest breaker chosen Ground Wire Based on breaker size Table NEC 2011 Conduit Table C.1 NEC 2011 EMT INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III  BREADTH I GOAL  METHOD RESULT CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion [Method] Starter Disconnect Electrical Breadth Redesign UNITUNIT #VoltPhaseFan HPFLAkVA AHU1 SF SF SF SF EAHU1 EF EF EF EF EF CHWP CHILLED BEAMS Disconnect Standard Sizes 30, 60, 100, and 200 amps Next higher disconnect is chosen based on the FLC. INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III  BREADTH I GOAL  METHOD RESULT CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion [RESULT] Electrical Breadth INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III  BREADTH I GOAL METHOD  RESULT CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion Chilled Beams Alternate [CONCLUSION] Chilled Beams coupled with Aircutiy demand controlled ventilation offers the best energy savings ($604,658.99) and environmental savings. Reduction of Air Handlers off sets most of the costs $20,963 maintenance important for keeping system working properly reasonable Payback 1.5 years INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I  CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

` ` The Broad Institute Expansion THANK YOU TO… INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION  ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUESTIONS BR+A The Broad Institute ElLKUS|MANFRDI Architects Entire Project Design and Construction Team Bryan Donovan Tom Kolsun Dr. William Bahnfleth M. Kevin Parfitt, P.E. Bob Holland Corey Wilkinson Friends and Family AE Class Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  QUESTIONS And Thank You For Your Time… 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion Aircuity Rooms: Chosen Based On: Size ACH Labs 6/12 Tissue Culture 6/15 INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion Typical Building Loads INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  QUESTIONS Questions… 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion Pump Size Q=500 x GPM x DT DT=5 Q= BTU/HR GPM= INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney

The Broad Institute Expansion Chilled Beam Control On VAV Vary water flow rate through beam using zone level thermostats 7-8 degree change can change cooling rates of beams by 60% Dew point sensors can be used in spaces where concern of condensation is high Resets water temperature higher to prevent condensation Beam supply varied by 2 way on-off control valve controlled by zone thermostat. INTRODUCTION DEPTH I DEPTH II DEPTH III BREADTH I CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  QUESTIONS 75 Ames Street: Nathaniel Mooney