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The Calculation Method of Heating and Cooling Energy Saving Potential in
Urban District
Shin Do Kim, Im Hack LeeDepartment of Environmental Engineering, University of Seoul,
13 Siripdaegil, Dongdaemun-Gu, Seoul 130-743, The Republic of Korea
2010. 3. 23
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Green House Effect
1997 2003
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Reduction Plan of Korean GHG emission
70
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Information of Seoul
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Energy Flow Chart in Seoul (2006)
Electricity47.25
UsableEnergy41.42
WastedEnergy58.58
Trans-portation
22.66
Industrial5.86
Public2.27
Residential&
Commercial69.20
Petroleum25.81
Coal0.78
Natural gas24.05
E.T.C.2.03
Renewable0.07
Building - Concerning
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Energy use pattern of Sector A
Gas : 48 %Electricity: 52 %
A
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HDD & CDD of Buildings
Heating and cooling loads of buildings are related to ambient air temperatures
HDD : Heating Degree Days CDD : Cooling Degree Days T0 : Ambient Temperature Ti : Indoor Temperature
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Relation between heating/cooling energy and ambient temperature
Month
Energ
y C
on
sum
pti
on (
Gca
l )
1 3 6 9 12
Temperature -10 0 10 20 30
Gas : cooking, hot waterElectricity : machine operation, lighting
HeatingCooling
Energ
y C
on
sum
pti
on (
Gca
l )
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Monthly Energy Use Gas Consumption
Electricity Consumption
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Energy-Temperature Relation (Other R.)
U.S.A. Case Japan Case
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Energy-Temperature Relation (This R.)
Jan
FebMar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
AugSepOct
Nov
Dec
Jan
FebMar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
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Result of Grouping Patterns
( Sub-sectors )
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Energy saving Potential DB
Low Carbon & Low Environmental Pollutants Urban Policies Creating
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Spatial DB Construction with GIS
Energy
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Spatial Pollutant DB with GIS
Electricity CO2 Gas CO2 Road (Transportation) CO2
Total CO2 Directly Contributed CO2
[tCO2/km2∙year]
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Application - Air Dispersion Model
Wind Field (Meteorology)
Elivation and Land Use
Pollutant Emissions
Air Dispersion Model
Simulations of Sustainable Policies
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Conclusion
After dividing electricity and gas energy consumptions by three areas of energy usages called heating, cooling and others, we could calculate the inner areas of the heating/cooling energy-temperature relation shapes, and we may produce energy saving potentials.
With this calculating method we can produce the spatial energy using data and energy saving potentials in spatially various governments, and we can produce environmental emission data for air dispersion models using for making environmental policies