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UBBL 2012 Amendments On EE and MS1525 - Ir Ahmad Izdihar PDF
UBBL 2012 Amendments On EE and MS1525 - Ir Ahmad Izdihar PDF
Ir Ahmad Izdihar
MS 1525
2001; 2007 1st revision; (2013/2014 2nd
revision)
CODE OF PRACTICE
ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY
AND USE OF
RENEWABLE ENERGY
FOR
NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
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Introduction to MS 1525
MS 1525
2001; 2007 1st revision; (2013/2014 2nd
revision)
CODE OF PRACTICE
ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY
AND USE OF
RENEWABLE ENERGY
FOR
NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
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CONTENTS in MS1525
Clause
0 Introduction
1 Scope
2 Referenced Documents
3 Definitions
4 Architectural and passive design strategy
5 Building envelope
6 Lighting
7 Electric power and distribution
8 Air-conditioning and mechanical
ventilation system
9 Energy management control system
10 Building Energy Simulation Method
MS 1525
MS 1525 primarily deals with building energy.
The steps towards Energy Efficient buildings are:
Clause 4 : Clause 7
+
Architectural and Power System and Distribution System
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Introduction
1. Purpose of this Malaysian Standard is to:
Introduction contd
2. The standard sets out only the minimum standards.
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Introduction contd
Scope
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5. Building Envelope
5.1 General Requirements
5.2 Concept of OTTV
5.3 Shading Coefficient
5.4 Daylighting
5.5 Roofs
5.6 Roofs with Skylights
5.7 Daylight Credit
5.8 Submission Procedure
5.9 Air Leakage
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CONCEPT OF OTTV
MS1525:2007 Clause 5.2
CONCEPT OF OTTV
MS1525:2007 Clause 5.2.1
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CONCEPT OF OTTV
MS1525:2007 Clause 5.2.2
MS1525:2007 Table 5
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MS1525:2007 Table 61
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ROOF U-VALUE
MS1525:2007 Clause 5.5
Light
(Under 50 0.4
kg/m)
Heavy
(Above 50 0.6
kg/m)
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6. Lighting
6. Lighting contd
6.1 Applications excluded from this clause include:
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6. Lighting contd
a. display lighting required for art exhibition or
display in galleries, museums and monuments;
b. exterior lighting for public monuments;
c. special lighting needs for research laboratories;
d. lighting to be used solely for lighting indoor and
outdoor plant growth during the hours of 10.00
pm and 6.00 am;
e. emergency lighting that is automatically off
during normal operations;
f. high risk security areas identified by local
ordinances or regulations or by security or safety
personnel requiring additional lighting;
g. lighting for signs; and
h. store-front display windows in retail facilities.
Table 13:
Recommended average illuminance levels
Task Illuminanc Examples of
e (Lux) Applications
Lighting for 20 Minimum service
infrequently illuminance
used areas 50 Interior walkway and
carpark
100 Hotel bedroom
100 Lift interior
100 Corridor, passageway,
stair
150 Escalator, travellator
100 Entrance & exit
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Table 13:
Recommended average illuminance levels contd
Table 14:
Unit lighting power (incl. ballast loss) allowance
Type of Usage Max lighting power
W/m2
Restaurant 15
Office 15
Classroom/Lecture Theatre 15
Auditorium/Concert Hall 15
Hotel/Motel Guestroom 15
Lobby/Atrium/Concourse 20
Supermarket/Dept 25
Store/Shop
Store/Warehouse/Lavatory 10
Stair/Corridor/Carpark 10
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6. Lighting contd
6.5 Lighting controls
6. Lighting contd
Hotel and motel guest rooms shall have a
master switch which automatically turns off all
lighting, power outlets and reduce operating
air-conditioning loads except for essential
loads.
Exterior lighting not intended for 24 hour
continuous use shall be automatically switched
by timer and/or photocell.
Local manual controls or automatic controls
such as photoelectric switches or automatic
dimmers shall be provided in day lighted space.
Controls should be provided so as to operate
rows of light parallel to the facade/ exterior
wall.
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Table 15:
Class definition for 4-pole motors
Motor Motor Efficiency Motor Efficiency
Capacity Motor Class EFF2 Motor Class EFF1
(kW)
1.1 76.2 83.8
1.5 78.5 85.0
2.2 81.0 86.4
3 82.6 87.4
4 84.2 88.3
5.5 85.7 89.2
7.5 87.0 90.1
11 88.4 91.0
15 89.4 91.8
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Table 15:
Class definition for 4-pole motors contd
Motor Capacity Motor Efficiency Motor Efficiency
(kW) Motor Class EFF2 Motor Class EFF1
18.5 90.0 92.2
22 90.5 92.6
30 91.4 93.2
37 92.0 93.6
45 92.5 93.9
55 93.0 94.2
75 93.6 94.7
90 93.9 95.0
Table 17:
Location of Distribution Transformers
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8.1.4 Ventilation
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8.4 Controls
Temperature control
Each system shall be provided with at least one
thermostat for the regulation of temperature.
Each thermostat shall be capable of being set by
adjustment or selection of sensors over a minimum
range of between 22 C to 27 C.
Multi-stage thermostat shall be provided for
equipment exceeding 35/65 kWr in conjunction with
8.2.4.
Humidity control
In a system requiring moisture removal to
maintain specific selected relative humidity in
spaces or zones, no new source of energy (such
as electric reheat) shall be used to produce a
space relative humidity below 55 % for comfort
cooling purposes.
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8.8 Balancing
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Shop Office
Budget Hotel
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VRS
Restaurant
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Water-cooled chiller
Air-cooled chiller
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BAS
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BAS
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BAS
Peak Demand
PE AK DE MAND (kW)
800
700
600
500 1999
2000
2001
400
2002
2003
300 2004
200
100
0
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP
SEP OCT
OCT NOV
NOV DEC
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Thank You
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