Life Cycle Optimization of a Zero Carbon Building for CO2e, Energy, and Cost Using Stochastic Controls for an Energy System Integrating a Heat Pump, Solar Air Wall, PV, and a Smart Grid-integrated Thermal Storage (SGTS) Hydronic Battery ...
The life cycle optimization (LCO) of zero carbon buildings (ZC) was examined, using a laneway house built with photovoltaic and solar air wall (SAW) renewable energy collection, air-to-water heat pump, smart grid-integrated thermal storage (SGTS) hydronic battery with an internet-connected stochasti...
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ftdatacite:10.11575/prism/31737 2023-11-05T03:45:18+01:00 Life Cycle Optimization of a Zero Carbon Building for CO2e, Energy, and Cost Using Stochastic Controls for an Energy System Integrating a Heat Pump, Solar Air Wall, PV, and a Smart Grid-integrated Thermal Storage (SGTS) Hydronic Battery ... Stoyke, Godo Albert 2018 https://dx.doi.org/10.11575/prism/31737 https://prism.ucalgary.ca/handle/1880/106444 en eng Environmental Design University of Calgary graduate students retain copyright ownership and moral rights for their thesis. You may use this material in any way that is permitted by the Copyright Act or through licensing that has been assigned to the document. For uses that are not allowable under copyright legislation or licensing, you are required to seek permission. Green building rating systems climate change CO2e Carbon return on investment CROI IRR cost-benefit analysis least-cost climate abatement residual carbon debt stochastic control heat pump thermal storage global warming potential energy efficiency model predictive control energy efficiency retrofit residential Architecture FOS Civil engineering commercial GHG emission reduction energy consumption Life cycle assessment Life cycle costing LCA LCC CAGBC LEED net zero energy building zero carbon building ZEB PassivHaus passive house laneway house Garden suite zero-peak house Edmonton Alberta Canada Smart grid-integrated thermal storage SGTS Coefficient of performance COP Photovoltaic solar thermal air wall solar thermal collector predictive controls weather forecast Environmental Sciences Energy Engineering Engineering--Electronics and Electrical article doctoral thesis CreativeWork Other 2018 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.11575/prism/31737 2023-10-09T10:52:03Z The life cycle optimization (LCO) of zero carbon buildings (ZC) was examined, using a laneway house built with photovoltaic and solar air wall (SAW) renewable energy collection, air-to-water heat pump, smart grid-integrated thermal storage (SGTS) hydronic battery with an internet-connected stochastic (predictive) control system in subarctic Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. LCO is for global warming potential (GWP), energy, cost, and renewable friendliness. A life cycle assessment (LCA) based methodology (carbon return on investment – CROI) is proposed for design and retrofit decisions on the basis of GWP and cost. Sustainable building rating systems are modelled for their effectiveness in reducing GWP and energy use and are found to reduce life cycle GWP by 18.3% (LEED 2009 certified), 60.7% (PassivHaus 9.30), 96.9% (net zero) and 97.2% (zero carbon) compared to a home built to Alberta Building Code 2014 (base model – BM) over an 80 year life cycle. LCA of the ZC laneway house found a 94.4% reduction in GWP ... Article in Journal/Newspaper Subarctic DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) |
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Green building rating systems climate change CO2e Carbon return on investment CROI IRR cost-benefit analysis least-cost climate abatement residual carbon debt stochastic control heat pump thermal storage global warming potential energy efficiency model predictive control energy efficiency retrofit residential Architecture FOS Civil engineering commercial GHG emission reduction energy consumption Life cycle assessment Life cycle costing LCA LCC CAGBC LEED net zero energy building zero carbon building ZEB PassivHaus passive house laneway house Garden suite zero-peak house Edmonton Alberta Canada Smart grid-integrated thermal storage SGTS Coefficient of performance COP Photovoltaic solar thermal air wall solar thermal collector predictive controls weather forecast Environmental Sciences Energy Engineering Engineering--Electronics and Electrical Stoyke, Godo Albert Life Cycle Optimization of a Zero Carbon Building for CO2e, Energy, and Cost Using Stochastic Controls for an Energy System Integrating a Heat Pump, Solar Air Wall, PV, and a Smart Grid-integrated Thermal Storage (SGTS) Hydronic Battery ... |
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Green building rating systems climate change CO2e Carbon return on investment CROI IRR cost-benefit analysis least-cost climate abatement residual carbon debt stochastic control heat pump thermal storage global warming potential energy efficiency model predictive control energy efficiency retrofit residential Architecture FOS Civil engineering commercial GHG emission reduction energy consumption Life cycle assessment Life cycle costing LCA LCC CAGBC LEED net zero energy building zero carbon building ZEB PassivHaus passive house laneway house Garden suite zero-peak house Edmonton Alberta Canada Smart grid-integrated thermal storage SGTS Coefficient of performance COP Photovoltaic solar thermal air wall solar thermal collector predictive controls weather forecast Environmental Sciences Energy Engineering Engineering--Electronics and Electrical |
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The life cycle optimization (LCO) of zero carbon buildings (ZC) was examined, using a laneway house built with photovoltaic and solar air wall (SAW) renewable energy collection, air-to-water heat pump, smart grid-integrated thermal storage (SGTS) hydronic battery with an internet-connected stochastic (predictive) control system in subarctic Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. LCO is for global warming potential (GWP), energy, cost, and renewable friendliness. A life cycle assessment (LCA) based methodology (carbon return on investment – CROI) is proposed for design and retrofit decisions on the basis of GWP and cost. Sustainable building rating systems are modelled for their effectiveness in reducing GWP and energy use and are found to reduce life cycle GWP by 18.3% (LEED 2009 certified), 60.7% (PassivHaus 9.30), 96.9% (net zero) and 97.2% (zero carbon) compared to a home built to Alberta Building Code 2014 (base model – BM) over an 80 year life cycle. LCA of the ZC laneway house found a 94.4% reduction in GWP ... |
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Life Cycle Optimization of a Zero Carbon Building for CO2e, Energy, and Cost Using Stochastic Controls for an Energy System Integrating a Heat Pump, Solar Air Wall, PV, and a Smart Grid-integrated Thermal Storage (SGTS) Hydronic Battery ... |
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Life Cycle Optimization of a Zero Carbon Building for CO2e, Energy, and Cost Using Stochastic Controls for an Energy System Integrating a Heat Pump, Solar Air Wall, PV, and a Smart Grid-integrated Thermal Storage (SGTS) Hydronic Battery ... |
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Life Cycle Optimization of a Zero Carbon Building for CO2e, Energy, and Cost Using Stochastic Controls for an Energy System Integrating a Heat Pump, Solar Air Wall, PV, and a Smart Grid-integrated Thermal Storage (SGTS) Hydronic Battery ... |
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Life Cycle Optimization of a Zero Carbon Building for CO2e, Energy, and Cost Using Stochastic Controls for an Energy System Integrating a Heat Pump, Solar Air Wall, PV, and a Smart Grid-integrated Thermal Storage (SGTS) Hydronic Battery ... |
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Life Cycle Optimization of a Zero Carbon Building for CO2e, Energy, and Cost Using Stochastic Controls for an Energy System Integrating a Heat Pump, Solar Air Wall, PV, and a Smart Grid-integrated Thermal Storage (SGTS) Hydronic Battery ... |
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life cycle optimization of a zero carbon building for co2e, energy, and cost using stochastic controls for an energy system integrating a heat pump, solar air wall, pv, and a smart grid-integrated thermal storage (sgts) hydronic battery ... |
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University of Calgary graduate students retain copyright ownership and moral rights for their thesis. You may use this material in any way that is permitted by the Copyright Act or through licensing that has been assigned to the document. For uses that are not allowable under copyright legislation or licensing, you are required to seek permission. |
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