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Objective. Summarize house ventilation/infiltration and duct leakage Power measurement Review/learn Electric power Electric power measurements Instrumentation. Summary of last week lab measurements. Not quite successful filed work …… ….. … Data are posted on the course website. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Objective
• Summarize house ventilation/infiltration and duct leakage
• Power measurement– Review/learn
• Electric power • Electric power measurements• Instrumentation
Summary of last week lab measurements
• Not quite successful filed work– ……– …..– …
• Data are posted on the course website
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Air Handler Flow Measurement
• Often need to know flow through air handler– Historically many methods, all problematic:
• Non-uniformity of flow (i.e., very turbulent)
• True Flow Plate– Specialized type of orifice– Replaces filter– Gives air handler flow
• Pressure correction
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Duct pressurization
Duct and house pressurization
Nulling test • Use a Duct Blaster as envelope fan to “null out” change in envelope
pressure caused by unbalanced duct leakage
• First with normal operation –unbalanced leakage
• Second with return isolated and a Duct Blaster assisting theAH fan so there is no return leakage –supply leakage
• Difference is return leakage
• Measures leakage directly – Thought to be accurate
• Very sensitive to wind
General Comments about Fan Tests
• Buildings are complicated, go slowly and methodically– Practice/experience are key– Practical matters (HVAC turned on, someone
stepped on a tube, wind, etc.) untapped register, etc. are very important
• Cardboard and tape are useful research tools/skills
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Why to know about power measuring techniques
• Used fro any kind of energy consumption monitoring of building and/or building systems
• Electric power is used in various indoor environment experiments to generate heat source
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Some examples of power measurements
Fan power for air movement Heat generated by thermal manikin
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AC or DC current source
Voltage and Current
V [V] R [Ω]
I [A]
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Power measurement
• V = IR
• P = VI = I2R
Are these for :A) AC or B) DC or C) both?
V [V] R [Ω]
I [A]
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Single-Phase vs. Three-Phase
Ref: Tao and Janis (2001)
Single phase 3 wire system
Common for US residential buildings
For three phase:
P = √3 E IV-V
Or
P = 3 E I V-N
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Voltage measurement
R [Ω]
I [A]
voltmeterV
Current measurement
I=V/Rshunt
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Other methods for current measurement
Measure Induction
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Electric energy vs. Electric power
Electromechanical induction watt-hour meter
Counts the revolutions of an metal disc which rotates at a speed proportional to the power.
Use magnetic flux
AC circuits Reminder - Quick Reference
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/electric/accircon.html#c1
Check for this class
Check for your general education
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Power factorVoltage current phase
Power:P()=V()·I()
P()
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Power factor Voltage current phase shift
Devices in electric motors
Voltage current phase-shiftPower factor
P()
P=I·V·cos Φ Power factor = cos Φ
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Some facts about Power factor• Low power factor is expensive and inefficient • Utility companies charge large commercial and industrial
customers an additional fee when power factor is less than about 0.95.
• Low power factor reduces an electrical system’s distribution capacity by increasing current flow and causing voltage drops.
• Increasing power factor you can reduce electric bills and enhance your electrical system’s capacity.
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Portable power meter and data logger
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Single phase two wire
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Single phase three wire
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Three phase four wire
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Electric power meters
Power meter with power supply
Inexpensive power meter
Large variety:
power meter with data logger
+
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Power control
Lab exercise •Measure the power consumption of variable power transformer (Variac)