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2019 IAQA Annual Meeting
Tom Watson, Director of EngineeringPureLiving Indoor Environmental Solutions
The ROI of Improving Indoor Air Quality
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Content Slides
• Content1. The Problem
2. Filtration Technology
3. Smart HVAC
4. Case Study
5. Q&A
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PART
One
1The Problem
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PM2.5 – A Daily Reality for Much of the World
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US AQI
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A Global Air Quality Issue
Images from Air visual
In 2015 over 4 billion people were exposed to high levels of air pollution
Source: UNEP, (2018) Air Pollution in Asia-Pacific: Science-based Solutions
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Particulate Matter (PM2.5)
Health impact:
• Respiratory disease, infection & lung
cancer
• Triggers asthma attacks
• Contributes to heart attacks, strokes,
diabetes, and even obesity
• Premature birth & death
Even though you don’t see or
smell it, PM2.5 damages your
lungs
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5 Years Monthly PM2.5 Day Peak Comparison Chart
Beijing Shanghai Hangzhou Shenzhen
WHO ANNUAL EXPOSURE STANDARD 10 ug/m3
48 times higher
Outdoor air quality in Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Shenzhen are all still significantly over annual WHO standards
Air quality history data and analysis of past five years:
Outdoor Historical Data
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What do we need from our HVAC?What do we need from our HVAC?What do we need from our HVAC?What do we need from our HVAC?
Particulate Matter
Reduction
Fresh Air Ventilation
Rate
Thermal Comfort
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HVAC Performance is Becoming Increasingly Important
Tenant’s prioritization for indoor air
quality
Government Energy and
Green agenda
Green building
certification
Increasing Occupant Density
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To protect inside, you need to filter:
AHU
Filters
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But filtration results in lower ventilation
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Leading to higher CO2 and build up of indoor generated pollution
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Insufficient fresh air is the next wave of occupant complaints, especially with co-working and increasing density, and Green Building (WELL/RESET/LEED)
Doubling fresh air rate results in as much as twice the productivity
*Source: Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health’s Center for Health and the Global Environment
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The Problem with Traditional Media Filtration
The GoalThe Trade
off
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The more you filter, the more it costs
Filter Change CostsEnergy Costs
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GreenGreenGreenGreenHEALTHHEALTHHEALTHHEALTH
Gre e nG re e nG re e nG re e nSUSTAINABILITYSUSTAINABILITYSUSTAINABILITYSUSTAINABILITY
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PART
Two
2Technology Overview
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Traditional High Efficiency Filtration
傳統高效過濾
HEPA stands for High Efficiency Particulate Arrestor and can provide
99.97% removal efficiency for particulate sized 0.3.
HEPA bag filters are very efficient for PM removal and have high dust
holding capacity at the expense of a high pressure drop which increases
energy expense and decreases the delivered air volume
HEPA Filters maintain high efficiency at the expense of high pressure drop which
reduces air volume and decreases overall system performance
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History & Development of Electrostatic Precipitation (ESP)
ESP的歷史與發展
2nd Generation: Plate Type ESP Technology;
Main Application: Commercial air purification,
Kitchen smoke;
Typical Products: Wire ESP; Sawtooth ESP.
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Problems with ESPESP的問題
• Ozone generation (key issue in occupied spaces)
• Arcing (crackling sound and fire hazard)
• Short life due to caking of particulates on metal plates
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Intense Field Dielectric
Introduction 介紹IFD stands for Intense Field Dielectric. IFD is similar to
traditional ESP but takes advantage of updated
technology for charging and particle collection.
IFD filters can be installed into the filtration section of
AHU/FAU, to remove PM2.5 in the fresh air before itenters into the occupied space. IFD filters can achieve
more than 95% filtration efficiency.
• Next Generation of ESP filtration technology
• Easy to retrofit into different system types• No consumables – filters can be washed
• Long service life 8 years
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IFD VS Traditional ESPIFD V.S. 傳統ESP
No Arcing, Safe and Silent 無電弧、安全和靜音The collector has no bare electrical components. The electrode surfaces are encased in a special dielectric (non conductive)
material, which prevents arcing between the electrodes, there for it
is safe and silent.
Low Power Consumption 低功耗低功耗低功耗低功耗By intense electric field with micro-pores, Micro-ESP’s power
consumption is just about 1/10 that of the plate ESP.
Lightweight 羽量級The collector is composed of electrodes and unique polymer flute materials, which is light and easy for installation, maintenance,
cleaning.
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Negligible ozone produced
Third Party CMA
Certified Ozone output
is <10% of GB 14295
standards
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Challenges with IFD
• Sensitivity to high air speed (>3m/s)
• Sensitivity to dust loading
• Frame must be tight – no leaks
• Maintenance must be conducted very carefully
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What if it is possible to have the What if it is possible to have the What if it is possible to have the What if it is possible to have the
best of both worlds as electronic best of both worlds as electronic best of both worlds as electronic best of both worlds as electronic
filtration embedded in a mix that filtration embedded in a mix that filtration embedded in a mix that filtration embedded in a mix that
works?works?works?works?
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Smarter HVAC Smarter HVAC Smarter HVAC Smarter HVAC can achieve this
Smarter HVACSmarter HVACSmarter HVACSmarter HVAC
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SmartHVAC
• The smart HVAC enhancement enables enhanced sustainable performance by:
• Improved filtration efficiency
• No need to sacrifice ventilation rates for increased filtration
• Lower energy consumption due to lower pressure drops
• Lower consumption of consumable filters (and less waste)
• Enabling real-time post-filtration air quality data
• comparing your filtered air to outdoor data and historical records and comparing energy data with historical records to demonstrate ROI
• Accomodates electronic filtration’s need for maintenance
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Air Quality Monitoring Data
Outdoor PM2.5 real-time data
Indoor PM2.5 real-time dataReal-time CO2/TVOC/Temp/RH
Outdoor PM2.5 data from Shanghai US Consulate
- www.stateair.net
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PART
Four
4Case Study
Return on Investment for a smart HVAC enhancement
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• Had G4 + F7 traditional media filtration. Achieved ~70% outdoor PM2.5
reduction with pressure drop of 160-
350Pa
• Primary goals:
1. Reduce costs2. Maintain/improve filtration
performance
• IFS premium mall & office space in Chengdu, LEED Platinum
• Total GFA of 260,000sqm, consists of:• Office space (200,000m2)
• Hotel (20,000m2)
• Premium Shopping Mall (40,000m2)
• REPLACE WITH IFS PHOTO
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BackgroundFiltration solutions have many variables especially in HVAC
systems. These include wind speed, surface area, pressure
drop, fan efficiency & lifespan.
Understanding these variables is key to provide improved
performance. Based on installation of IFD into an existing PAU,
PureLiving conducted real time analysis in order to determine
the optimum.
What was done:
1. Original F7 bag filters removed from
PAU X-T1-L7-01 (57,810 CMH)
2. IFD + M6 filters installed
3. Sensors installed into PAU, in-duct
4. Data from sensors continuously
monitored
The Business Case:
• Net Reduced costs from lowered energy use each
year
• Overall reduced operational costs of PAU per
annum
• 4 Years: Payback period of SmartHVAC upgrade
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What was done:
1. Original F7 bag filters removed from PAU
X-T1-L7-01 (57,810 CMH)
2. IFD + M6 filters installed
3. Sensors installed into PAU, in-duct
4. Data from sensors continuously monitored
G4
F7
This two stage filtration will provide approx. 70%
reduction of PM sized 1.0um
Existing Filtration Filtration Upgrade
PAU X-T1-L7-01
Assessed Improved Maintained
Replaced with PL 3rd Gen. IFD Technology
CMH 57,810
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IFSIFSIFSIFSIFD
Pre filter
Charge section
M level static Filter
Collection section
Frame
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IFSIFSIFSIFSInstallation
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3
Filtered Air
to Space
2
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Monitoring
• In system monitoring measure real time PM
performance and provides an accurate filtration of
filtration efficiency
• Pressure differential data is collected to assess filtration
impact on delivered air volume
• Energy data logging of the blower captures the energy
expense for providing higher efficiency filtration
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•IFSIFSIFSIFS
93%
reduction of
outdoors
during work
hours
*Monday to Friday 10th – 14th September, 2018
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IFSIFSIFSIFSPerformance
Energy
reduction
direct cost
savings of
59%
Air volume (m3/s) 16.31 Air volume (m3/hr) 16.31
Time (hours) 2,600 Time (hours) 2,600
Average pressure drop 95 Average pressure drop 230
Fan efficiency 0.75 Fan efficiency 0.75
Energy in Kwh 5,371 Energy in Kwh 13,003
Cost per Kwh 0.72 Cost per Kwh 0.72
Energy Cost 3,867.03¥ Total Cost 9,362.29¥
Traditional Filtration PureLiving Filtration
m3/hr 58710
m3/s 16.31
IFS Fresh Air Air Volume
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8
SmartHVAC 3,867 7,966 12,188 16,537 21,016 25,629 30,381 35,276
G4+F7 9,362 19,286 29,508 40,036 50,881 62,050 73,555 85,405
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20,000
40,000
60,000
80,000
100,000
RM
B
Year on Year Energy Cost
SmartHVAC G4+F7
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50,000
100,000
150,000
200,000
250,000
PL Solution Traditional
Filtration
Total Energy Cost
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4 yearsSmart HVAC
Investment
payback period
Capex Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8
SmartHVAC 139,545 163,662 215,412 267,162 318,912 370,662 422,412 474,162 525,912
G4+F7 31,500 57,572 139,859 232,367 335,403 449,284 574,334 710,889 859,294
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200,000
400,000
600,000
800,000
1,000,000
RM
B
Total Cost of Ownership: 8 Years
SmartHVAC G4+F7
4 years payback period4 years payback period4 years payback period4 years payback period
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200,000
400,000
600,000
800,000
1,000,000
PL IFD G4+F7
Total
PL IFD G4+F7
Total 525,912 859,294
Rmb saving 333,382
Percent saving 39%
TCO Capex opex + energy
IFSIFSIFSIFSPerformance
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OpEx & Energy
savings can
result in up to
40%reduced cost
Smart HVAC = Smart HVAC = Smart HVAC = Smart HVAC =
Smarter Smarter Smarter Smarter
buildingsbuildingsbuildingsbuildings
Energy monitoring via pressure
differential
identifies significant savings in
power & costs
IFS
Performance 性能
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20,000
40,000
60,000
80,000
100,000
120,000
SMartHVAC G4+F7
Capex Annual Opex
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IFSIFSIFSIFS
Conclusion: Customized Solution 結論: 量身定制的解決方案
Specific filtration solutions are tailored
based on an assessment of the HVAC
system.
System characteristics which determine
the filtration design include;
• System type PAU or AHU
• Outdoor air %
• Air flow rate
• Filter cross section area
• Efficiency requirement
• Maintenance method
• Need for real-time monitoring
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•IFSIFSIFSIFS
$50k RMB
(43%)
projected
annual
savings via
Building-wide
smartHVAC
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100,000
200,000
300,000
400,000
500,000
600,000
700,000
800,000
900,000
1,000,000
smartHVAC G4+F7
Total
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Empowered By DataOptimising building performance
Data
Insight
Realised
Value
Information
Air quality data sourced from distributed sensor
network
Data conveyed to the cloud for database storage
Platform categorises data, FM can apply in platform
filters, bracketing, cross-referencing to create insight
Insight used to control systems for optimised
performance