1. Timber Research Centre
16394 & Group A
Timber Research Centre
Michael Anderson– Mohamed Farid
Pablo Prallong – Lewis Macleod
Ross Turbet
Final Presentation
26/03/2005

2. 3rd Presentation Agenda
Quick review
CHP system
Forms and Fabric
Matching techniques
Future plans

3. Review of the building Timber Research Centre Up to 80 occupants
Situated in Glasgow centre
Typical of offices (loads) across the United Kingdom (weather)

4. Demand Side Management Strategies
Peak Clipping
Valley Filling
Load Shifting

5. CHP introduction Winter Summer Power kW Time hrs Time hrs Power kW

6. CHP introduction continued
The main effect of introducing CHP into the system has been peak clipping. The combined heat and power system provides levels which allow for an easier matching with the renewables.

7. Design changes
External walls

8. U-Value
External wall properties

9. Daylight
Utilising as much daylight as possible

10. Daylight
Careful to avoid
glare & unwanted
heat gains

11. Heating control
Continuous heating…

12. Seasonal Demands
Typical winter

13. Seasonal Demands
Typical spring

14. Seasonal Demands
Typical summer

15. Data Analysis Mean Values Standard Deviation Maximum & minimum values
How are they important for analysis?

16. Electrical Demand kW
Unmet Load kW

17. Electrical Demands Mean = 30 kW/year Summer Winter Max = 110 kW Autumn

18. Wind Power
Mean = 20 kW

19. Unmet Load
Mean = 8kW

20. Typical Electrical Demand
Winter
100
Spring 40
Summer

21. Future plans Website Development Further Design Changes
Heating control
Lighting control

22. Domotic System

23. Gantt Chart

24. Thank you for your attention
Any Questions?