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Assessment of Thailand indoor set-point impact on energy consumption and environment [An article from: Energy Policy]
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The paper presents an investigation of indoor set-point standard of air-conditioned spaces as a tool to control electrical energy consumption of air-conditioners in Thailand office buildings and to reduce air pollutants. One hundred and forty-seven air-conditioned rooms in 13 buildings nationwide were used as models to analyze the electricity consumption of air-conditioning systems according to their set indoor temperatures, which were below the standard set-point and were accounted into a large scale. Then, the electrical energy and environmental saving potentials in the country were assessed by the assumption that adaptation of indoor set-point temperature is increased up to the standard set-point of 26^oC. It was concluded that the impacts of indoor set-point of air-conditioned rooms, set at 26^oC, on energy saving and on environment are as follows: The overall electricity consumption saving would be 804.60GWh/year, which would reduce the corresponding GHGs emissions (mainly CO"2) from power plant by 579.31x10^3tons/year.
Description:
The paper presents an investigation of indoor set-point standard of air-conditioned spaces as a tool to control electrical energy consumption of air-conditioners in Thailand office buildings and to reduce air pollutants. One hundred and forty-seven air-conditioned rooms in 13 buildings nationwide were used as models to analyze the electricity consumption of air-conditioning systems according to their set indoor temperatures, which were below the standard set-point and were accounted into a large scale. Then, the electrical energy and environmental saving potentials in the country were assessed by the assumption that adaptation of indoor set-point temperature is increased up to the standard set-point of 26^oC. It was concluded that the impacts of indoor set-point of air-conditioned rooms, set at 26^oC, on energy saving and on environment are as follows: The overall electricity consumption saving would be 804.60GWh/year, which would reduce the corresponding GHGs emissions (mainly CO"2) from power plant by 579.31x10^3tons/year.
