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    The document reports on the results of energy simulations testing different design parameters of a building to evaluate their impact on energy use and savings. It examines the effects of orientation & shape, window sizing, roof insulation, glass properties, and window shading on the building's final energy use and potential energy savings compared to a baseline case. Across the various design factors tested, options that reduced window area, improved insulation and shading, and used higher performing glass led to greater energy savings.

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    The document reports on the results of energy simulations testing different design parameters of a building to evaluate their impact on energy use and savings. It examines the effects of orientation & shape, window sizing, roof insulation, glass properties, and window shading on the building's final energy use and potential energy savings compared to a baseline case. Across the various design factors tested, options that reduced window area, improved insulation and shading, and used higher performing glass led to greater energy savings.

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    The document reports on the results of energy simulations testing different design parameters of a building to evaluate their impact on energy use and savings. It examines the effects of orientation & shape, window sizing, roof insulation, glass properties, and window shading on the building's final energy use and potential energy savings compared to a baseline case. Across the various design factors tested, options that reduced window area, improved insulation and shading, and used higher performing glass led to greater energy savings.

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    Final Energy Use Energy Saving%


    M2.1 Orientation & Shape (Improved Case) KWh/Month (Improved Case vs BASE Case)

    a North (with 10 m floor depth) 70771.72 kw/h 3.64%


    b East (with 10 m floor depth) 75846.70 kw/h -3.26%
    c Northwest (with 10 m floor depth) 73581.92 kw/h -0.18%

    Final Energy Use Energy Saving%


    M2.2 Window Sizing (Improved Case) KWh/Month (Improved Case vs BASE Case)

    a 80% WWR 87554.68 kw/h -19.21%


    b 60% WWR 79566.38 kw/h -8.33%
    c 40% WWR 71588.84 kw/h 2.53%
    d 20% WWR 63629.06 kw/h 13.37%

    Final Energy Use Energy Saving%


    M2.3 Roof Insulation (Improved Case) KWh/Month (Improved Case vs BASE Case)

    a Roof Insulation- 50mm 61245.91 kw/h 16.61%


    b Roof Insulation- 100mm 60854.06 kw/h 17.15%
    c Roof Insulation- 150mm 60681.68 kw/h 17.38%
    d Roof Insulation- 200mm 60603.32 kw/h 17.49%

    Final Energy Use Energy Saving%


    M2.4 Glass Properties (Improved Case) KWh/Month (Improved Case vs BASE Case)

    a 5.8 W/m2 & 0.8 SHGC 74190.77 kw/h -12.33%


    b 5.8 W/m2 & 0.6 SHGC 68784.34 kw/h -4.14%
    c 3.0 W/m2 & 0.6 SHGC 67669.35 kw/h -2.46%
    d 2.0 W/m2 & 0.45 SHGC 63198.31 kw/h 4.31%

    Final Energy Use Energy Saving%


    M2.5 Window Shading (Improved Case) KWh/Month (Improved Case vs BASE Case)

    a Shading with AASF 0.1 64821.60 kw/h 1.86%


    b Shading with AASF 0.2 63500.90 kw/h 3.85%
    c Shading with AASF 0.3 62187.50 kw/h 5.84%
    d Shading with AASF 0.4 60882.17 kw/h 7.82%
    e Shading with AASF 0.5 59585.77 kw/h 9.78%
    Any observations?

    Any observations?

    Any observations?

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