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    A CASE STUDY FOR THE

    IMPLEMENTATION OF ANENERGY EFFICIENT LIGHTING

    RETROFITFOR COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

    A CASE STUDY FOR THE

    IMPLEMENTATION OF AN

    ENERGY EFFICIENT LIGHTING

    RETROFITFOR COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

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    BACKGROUND

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    Every year, the University of Natal spends over R4 million

    toward electricity usage on the Durban campus alone.

    The EG Malherbe Library contributes substantially toward

    this cost. The electricity cost for EG Malherbe in 2001 was

    R473,337 half of which went toward the lighting load. The

    pre-installation lighting system was 14 years old and closeto the end of it life. An additional problem was that the pre-

    installation lighting system was redundant - it was a

    specialised fitting manufactured by Zintubel Zintubel had

    closed down a few years earlier. Therefore the timing of

    this project was excellent

    Every year, the University of Natal spends over R4 million

    toward electricity usage on the Durban campus alone.

    The EG Malherbe Library contributes substantially toward

    this cost. The electricity cost for EG Malherbe in 2001 was

    R473,337 half of which went toward the lighting load. The

    pre-installation lighting system was 14 years old and closeto the end of it life. An additional problem was that the pre-

    installation lighting system was redundant - it was a

    specialised fitting manufactured by Zintubel Zintubel had

    closed down a few years earlier. Therefore the timing of

    this project was excellent

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    Photo of the EG Malherbe LibraryPhoto of the EG Malherbe Library

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    Typical DSM Project ProcessTypical DSM Project Process

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    THE AUDIT PROCESS

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    9:00 to 17:00Examination operation hours - Sundays

    8:00 to 17:00Examination operation hours - Saturdays

    8:00 to 02:00 the next morning.Examination operation hours are (one month prior to exams

    and during exams) Mon to Fri:

    08:00 to 17:00Between Semesters:

    Closed except during

    examinations

    Sundays and Pub Holidays:

    8:30 to 17:00Saturdays

    8:00 to 23:00Weekdays:

    Operating HoursOperating Hours

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    2776201 x 36 W Open ChannelType 9

    281 x 36 W Tube LightType 8

    322 x 36 W Surface MountsType 7832 x 56 W Surface MountsType 6

    194 x 36 W Recessed FittingsType 5

    2204 x 18 W Recessed FittingsType 4

    601 x 58 W Tube LightType 3

    2632 x 60 W down lighterType 2

    20512 x 36 W Open ChannelType 1

    Number of

    Luminaires

    DescriptionLuminaire

    Type

    Table 2 Audited light fitting dataTable 2 Audited light fitting data

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    ANALYSIS

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    Baseline DevelopmentBaseline Development

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    R

    W

    B

    N

    386 V

    386 V

    386 V

    171 A

    182 A

    141 A

    27 kW

    32 kW

    24 kW

    222 V

    222 V

    222 V

    VL_L AVG: 385 V IAVG 165 A

    VL_N AVG: 222 V PTOT 82 kW

    FREQ 50 Hz QTOT 74 kVar

    PF SIGN -74.5 % STOT 111 kVA

    Time: 12:32 PM ALL LIGHTS OFF

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    R

    W

    B

    N

    381 V

    382 V

    383 V

    417 A

    447 A

    409 A

    77 kW

    86 kW

    76 kW

    220 V

    220 V

    220 V

    VL_L AVG: 382 V IAVG 424 A

    VL_N AVG: 221 V PTOT 239 kW

    FREQ 50 Hz QTOT 147 kVar

    PF SIGN -85.1 % STOT 280 kVA

    Time: 12:37 PM ALL LIGHTS ON

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    Notch Tests Average

    P 82 82 82 82 kWOFF

    Q 74 74 74 74 kVArP 239 242 239 240 kWON

    Q 149 148 147 148 kVAr

    P 158 kWLighting Load

    Q 74 kVAr

    P 51 kWAdmin Area

    Q 10 kVAr

    Incandescent

    Lamps

    P 31.5 kW

    P 240.5 kWTotal LightingLoad Q 84 kVAr

    P 82 kWTotal Base Load

    Q 74 kVAr

    S 359 kVA

    P 322.5 kW

    Total Pre-ImplementationBaseline Load Q 158 kVAr

    Period 1 October to 15 October and 1 December to 31 March Period 1 April to 14 May and 1 July to 30 September

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    Off-Peak Peak Std Off-Peak Std Off-Peak Peak Std Off-Peak Std

    00:00

    01:00

    02:0003:00

    04:00

    05:00

    06:00

    07:00

    08:00 1.00 0.50 1.00 0.50

    09:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    10:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    11:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    12:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.0013:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    14:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    15:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    16:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    17:00 1.00 1.00

    18:00 1.00 1.00

    19:00 1.00 1.00

    20:00 1.00 1.00

    21:00 1.00 1.00

    22:00 1.00 1.00

    23:00

    TOTAL 1.00 4.00 10.00 5.00 3.50 1.00 4.00 10.00 5.00 3.50

    No. of week days in this Period 88 No. of week days in this Period 103

    No. of Saturdays & sundays in this Period 19 No. of Saturdays & sundays in this period 21

    No. of Public Holidays in this Period 0 No. of Public Holidays in this Period 0

    5.00 5.00No. of week day hours in OFF-PEAK Period 88.00 No. of week day hours in OFF-PEAK Period 103.00

    No. of week day Hours in PEAK Period 352.00 No. of week day Hours in PEAK Period 412.00

    No. of week day Hours in STD Period 880.00 No. of week day Hours in STD Period 1030.00

    No. of Hours ( Saturday & Sunday)in OFF - PEAK Period 95.00 No. of Hours ( Saturday & Sunday)in OFF - PEAK Period 105.00

    No. of Hours ( Saturday & Sunday)in STD Period 66.50 No. of Hours ( Saturday & Sunday)in STD Period 73.50

    Total OFF - Peak Hours 183.00 Total OFF - Peak Hours 208.00

    Total Peak Hours 352.00 Total Peak Hours 412.00Total STD Hours 946.50 Total STD Hours 1103.50

    Total No. of Max. Demand Months 5.00 Total No. of Max. Demand Months 5.00

    Total No. of Overall Max. Demand months 5.00 Total No. of Overall Max. Demand months 5.00

    Period 1 October to 15 October and 1 December to 31 March Period 1 April to 14 May and 1 July to 30 September

    Saturday

    Active EnergyActive Energy

    No. of Months No. of Months

    Time of Day

    Active Energy

    Saturday

    Low Demand High Demand

    Week Days Week Days

    Active EnergyActive Energy Active Energy

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    Sunday Sunday 16-Jun

    Off-Peak Peak Std Off-Peak Std Off-Peak Off-Peak Peak Std Off-Peak Std Off-Peak Off-Peak

    00:00 1.00 1.00

    01:00 1.00 1.00

    02:00

    03:00

    04:00

    05:0006:00

    07:00

    08:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    09:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    10:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    11:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    12:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    13:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    14:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.0015:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    16:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    17:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    18:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    19:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    20:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    21:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    22:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    23:00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

    TOTAL 4.00 4.00 10.00 12.00 4.00 9.00 4.00 4.00 10.00 10.00 6.00 9.00 6.00

    No. of week days in 6 Weeks 34 No. of week days in 6 Weeks 35

    No. of Saturdays & sundays in 6 Weeks 7 No. of Saturdays & sundays in 6 Weeks 6

    No. of Public Holidays in 6 Weeks 0 No. of Public Holidays in 6 Weeks 1

    No 0f months 1.00 No 0f months 1.00

    No. of week day hours in OFF-PEAK Period for 6 weeks 136.00 No. of week day hours in OFF-PEAK Period for 6 weeks 140.00

    No. of week day Hours in PEAK Period for 6 weeks 136.00 No. of week day Hours in PEAK Period for 6 weeks 140.00No. of week day Hours in STD Period for 6 weeks 340.00 No. of week day Hours in STD Period for 6 weeks 350.00

    No. of week day Hours in Max.Demand Period for 6 weeks No. of week day Hours in Max.Demand Period for 6 weeks

    No. of week day Hours in Overall Max. Demand Period for 6 weeks No. of week day Hours in Overall Max. Demand Period for 6 weeks

    No. of Hours ( Saturday & Sunday)in OFF - PEAK Period for 6 weeks 147.00 No. of Hours ( Saturday & Sunday)in OFF - PEAK Period for 6 weeks 114.00

    No. of Hours ( Saturday & Sunday)in STD Period for 6 weeks 28.00 No. of Hours ( Saturday & Sunday)in STD Period for 6 weeks 36.00

    No. of Hours (Public Holidays) in Off - Peak Period for 6 weeks 6.00

    Total OFF - Peak Hours 283.00 Total OFF - Peak Hours 260.00

    Total Peak Hours 136.00 Total Peak Hours 140.00Total STD Hours 368.00 Total STD Hours 386.00

    Total No. of Max. Demand Months 1.00 Total No. of Max. Demand Months 1.00

    Total No. of Overall Max. Demand months 1.00 Total No. of Overall Max. Demand months 1.00

    Time

    of Day

    SaturdayWeek Days Saturday Week Days

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    LIGHTING SIMULATION MODEL

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    Fig. 7 Lighting levels before retrofit Fig. 8 Lighting levels after retrofit

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    Fig. 10 Lighting with reflector Fig. 9 Lighting lost in coffers

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    Graph of Total Harmonic Distortion

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    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    7

    2002-01-050

    0:30

    2002-04-051

    9:30

    2002-08-051

    4:30

    2002-12-050

    9:30

    16/05/20020

    4:30

    19/05/20022

    3:30

    23/05/20021

    8:30

    27/05/20021

    3:30

    31/05/20020

    8:30

    2002-04-060

    3:30

    2002-07-062

    2:30

    2002-11-061

    7:30

    15/06/20021

    2:30

    19/06/20020

    7:30

    23/06/20020

    2:30

    26/06/20022

    1:30

    30/06/20021

    6:30

    2002-04-071

    1:30

    2002-08-070

    6:30

    2002-12-070

    1:30

    15/07/20022

    0:30

    19/07/20021

    5:30

    23/07/20021

    0:30

    27/07/20020

    5:30

    31/07/20020

    0:30

    2002-03-081

    9:30

    2002-07-081

    4:30

    2002-11-080

    9:30

    15/08/20020

    4:30

    18/08/20022

    3:30

    22/08/20021

    8:30

    26/08/20021

    3:30

    2002-01-090

    0:30

    2002-04-091

    9:30

    2002-08-091

    4:30

    2002-12-090

    9:30

    16/09/20020

    4:30

    19/09/20022

    3:30

    23/09/20021

    8:30

    27/09/20021

    3:30

    Date

    %T

    HD

    UND-Malh/Lib-TRF 1-V3 THD (%) Linear (UND-Malh/Lib-TRF 1-V3 THD (%))

    Fig. 11 Reduction of THD during retrofit

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    Total kW h Saved 554285.00

    Total Cost Saving Ex VAT Up Until May 2003 R 123,793.82

    Total Off Peak KW h Saved Up Until May 2003 150705.00Reduction in Demand per month 210.00

    Overall Project SummaryTotal Peak kW h Saved Up Until May 2003 97410.00

    Total Standard kW h Saved Up Until May 2003 306170.00

    311.00Previous Demand in kVA

    New Demand in kVA 101.00Previous kW 268.00

    New kW 98.00

    Total Cost Saving Extrapolated for a Year for Energy Only R 212,217.98

    Reduction in kW 170.00

    Table 1 Summary of post-implementation savings

    Demand Deviation

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    0.00

    50.00

    100.00

    150.00

    200.00

    250.00

    300.00

    350.00

    400.00

    450.00

    January

    February

    March

    April

    May

    June

    July

    August

    September

    October

    November

    December

    Months

    DemandinkVA

    Demand 02

    Demand 01

    Fi . 1 Demand rofiles for 2001 and 2003

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    Recorded Load Profile for EG Malherbe Library

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    100

    150

    200

    250

    300

    350

    400

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    07/200200:30:00

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    07/200200:30:00

    15/

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    08/200200:30:00

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    08/200200:30:00

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    26/

    08/200200:30:00

    Time Period

    [kVA,k

    W,

    kVAr]

    kVA

    kWh

    kVArh

    Fig. 13 Load profile from 1July-31 August 2002

    Start of retrofit

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    Annual Load Profile data for 2002

    50

    100

    150

    200

    250

    300

    350

    400

    10/01/200224:00:00

    20/01/200224:00:00

    30/01/200224:00:00

    09/02/200224:00:00

    19/02/200224:00:00

    01/03/200224:00:00

    11/03/200224:00:00

    21/03/200224:00:00

    31/03/200224:00:00

    10/04/200224:00:00

    20/04/200224:00:00

    30/04/200224:00:00

    10/05/200224:00:00

    20/05/200224:00:00

    30/05/200224:00:00

    09/06/200224:00:00

    19/06/200224:00:00

    29/06/200224:00:00

    09/07/200224:00:00

    19/07/200224:00:00

    29/07/200224:00:00

    08/08/200224:00:00

    18/08/200224:00:00

    28/08/200224:00:00

    07/09/200224:00:00

    17/09/200224:00:00

    27/09/200224:00:00

    07/10/200224:00:00

    17/10/200224:00:00

    27/10/200224:00:00

    06/11/200224:00:00

    16/11/200224:00:00

    26/11/200224:00:00

    06/12/200224:00:00

    16/12/200224:00:00

    26/12/200224:00:00

    [kVA,kW,

    kVAr]

    kVA

    kWh

    kVAr

    Typical Step

    reduction

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