Steam System Operation and Distribution System Optimization Affordable Comfort National 2013 Denver, Colorado.

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Steam System Operation and Distribution System Optimization Affordable Comfort National 2013 Denver, Colorado

2 Session Presenters Adam Romano Director, Training Operations, AEA – Jayne Choi Senior Energy Analyst, CNT Energy –

3 Session Logistics Session Time – 1:30pm – 3:00pm Main Presentation – 1:30pm – 2:45pm Questions and Answers – 2:45pm – 3:00pm Phones – Please put them on vibrate mode, also be considerate of others and take your calls outside

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5 What We Do A Full Range of Services for Building Energy Efficiency – Energy Audits, Green Building Design for Existing Buildings and New Construction – Energy Efficiency Program Design and Implementation – Energy Efficiency Training

6 AEA Multifamily Resource Guide Chapter List: Chapter 1 – Managing Multifamily Weatherization Chapter 2 – Understanding Multifamily Housing Stock Chapter 3 – Multifamily Energy Auditing Chapter 4 – Multifamily Building Enclosures Chapter 5 – Heating and Domestic Hot Water Systems Chapter 6 – Cooling and Heat Pump Systems Chapter 7 – Mechanical Ventilation Systems Chapter 8 – Lighting and Electrical Base Load Chapter 9 – Energy Modeling and Savings Analysis Chapter 10 – Project and Construction Management Chapter 11 – Health and Safety Considerations Visit Booth #812 for More Information and to Win A Free Resource Guide!

7 Learning Objectives One Pipe Steam Distribution System Operation – Steam Movement and Heat Transfer – Air Vent Operation – Condensation Return One Pipe Steam Distribution System Issues – Distribution Imbalance (Over-heating and Under-heating) CNT Energy Case Study – One Pipe Steam Distribution System Optimization – Energy Savings Associated with Distribution Measures

8 One Pipe Steam System

9 Off Cycle – Notice the water level at both ends of the building is equal.

10 Steam Boilers

11 Pressuretrols

12 One Pipe Steam System A Few Minutes After Start Up – Notice the air in the distribution system venting out.

13 One Pipe Steam System A Few More Minutes After Start Up

14 One Pipe Steam System Radiators Getting Filled With Steam – Notice: Condensate Steam Water Level, Etc…

15 One Pipe Steam System All Radiators Filled With Steam

16 One Pipe Steam System Air vent working principle: – Lets air out, but not steam – The alcohol/water mixture expands and contracts depending what is surrounding it (steam or hot condensate)

17 One Pipe Steam System Why Doesn’t This Radiator Get Hot? The air vent needs to be pointing upward, otherwise no air can get out and no steam can get into the radiator.

18 One Pipe Steam System Where Do I Change The Air Vent?

19 One Pipe Steam System Wrong air vent: – A straight vent rather than an angle vent.

20 One Pipe Steam System Steam Leaks

21 Temperature Imbalance Stack Effect – Upper Floors are Overheated

22 Temperature Imbalance Energy Improvements – Insulation – Air Sealing – Window Replacement Oversized Heating System

23 One Pipe Steam System How Do We Balance A One Pipe Steam System?

24 One Pipe Steam System Balancing a One Pipe Steam System Let’s see what’s going on here: – Steam and condensate pass through the same valve So What?

25 One Pipe Steam System Balancing a One Pipe Steam System

26 One Pipe Steam System Balancing a One Pipe Steam System IncorrectCorrect If you throttle this valve, you restrict the flow area and now steam and condensate compete to pass through limited space and we have water hammer problem

27 Venting Use Different Capacity Vents

28 One Pipe Steam System Balancing a One Pipe Steam System Use larger capacity vents for radiators farther from the boiler and smaller capacity vents for radiators closer to the boiler. Why?? – Remember flow seeks path of least resistance

29 One Pipe Steam System Distribution Piping Layouts Which riser is “furthest” from the boiler? What do you need to do to be able to tell?

30 One Pipe Steam System Master Venting

31 One Pipe Steam System Master Venting

32 One Pipe Steam System Master Venting – Improper Installation

33 One Pipe Steam System Distribution Controls  Non-electric thermostatic radiator valves (“TRV”)

34 One Pipe Steam TRV

35 Thank You!