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RTU Measure Preparation for Review as Standard Protocol

RTU Measure Preparation for Review as Standard Protocol. Staff Request for Authorization of RFP Funding from the Regional Technical Forum 28 June 2011. Measure Summary. Measure name : Measurement of Fan and Cooling Savings from Commercial-Sector Packaged Rooftop HVAC Units

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RTU Measure Preparation for Review as Standard Protocol

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  1. RTU Measure Preparation for Review as Standard Protocol Staff Request for Authorization of RFP Funding from the Regional Technical Forum 28 June 2011

  2. Measure Summary • Measure name: Measurement of Fan and Cooling Savings from Commercial-Sector Packaged Rooftop HVAC Units • Measure type: Proposed for Standard Protocol • Requesting Status:None at this time • Change in measure status: n/a • Change in measure savings: n/a • Change in measure cost effectiveness: n/a • Other or follow-on work for RTF: Approve Standard Protocol and calculator.

  3. Measure History • Previously approved: New Standard Protocol • Measure developer(s): NBI, RTF • What is the status of: • Protocol: Draft Subcommittee reviewed • Workbooks: To be completed • Summary sheet: To be completed • Calculator: To be refined • Protocol Documentation: Draft Subcommittee reviewed • Measure cost and life documentation: Draft • Data and evaluation sources: Draft Subcommittee reviewed

  4. Subcommittee Summary • Subcommittee meetings: Wednesday, January 19, 2011 (subcommittee) • Recent work: Reviewed draft protocol and best practices, Phase 4 report draft • Subcommittee members: Mark Cherniac, Charles Grist/NWPCC,HowdyReichmuth, Kathy Hile, Joshua Rushton/Cadmus, Mira Vowles, Jack Callahan /BPA, Nick O’Neill/ETO, Will Miller/Lockheed-ETO, Bill Koran/QuEST, Mark Rehley/NEEA Jerine Ahmed/SCE, Tom Lenihan/Avista, Mike Kennedy/Consulting, David Davis/Idaho Power • Biases or disclosed conflicts of interest: None disclosed. • NBI developed Phase 4 of the project that developed the calculator based on field measurement of a regional sample. • PECI conducting true power measurement work for BPA

  5. Subcommittee Summary Subcommittee and/or staff Recommendations, concerns: • Reconvene subcommittee for review of work • Align Protocol with new Guidelines format • Define quality of best practice estimates • Define procedures for true power measurement • Test data sets against calculator (12 mo. BPA or other data, Cadmus) (PowerMand web enabled) • Actual site weather versus TMY weather data

  6. Subcommittee Summary Subcommittee and/or staff Recommendation(s), concerns: • Finalize the calculator • Annualization of data collection defined, calculated • Fan versus compressor components • Weekend/weekday • Prove capability to call out of range or noisy data • Full calculations and data entry documentation

  7. Recommendations Subcommittee recommendations: • Collect more existing field measurement data • Develop calculator based on three data points • Test calculator against field pre-post data • Revise or refine via subcommittee feedback • Finalize protocol and documentation • Define best practice true power measurement • Compare calculator to best practice and field data

  8. RTF Proposed Motion: “I _________ move that the RTFAuthorize staff to publish a Request for Proposals for $50,000 to complete the standard protocol and calculator with all documentation, input forms and data sources for Measurement of Fan and Cooling Savings from Commercial-Sector Packaged Rooftop HVAC Units .

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