Energy Efficient Building with filterless Air Pollution Abatement solution
采用无过滤空气污染治理解决方案的节能建筑
基本信息
- 批准号:10045289
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 6.37万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Grant for R&D
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Heating Ventilation and Air conditioning (HVAC) systems are responsible for up to 60% of the energy used by buildings and are still relying 100% on inefficient and expensive filters, adding to the cost of energy used, also high maintenance and material costs for building owners and consequently to tenants. Moreover, ensuring a good quality of the air we breathe (ambient air, at ground level) in the areas of work and life is nowadays essential both for people's health and for the environment, and following recent pandemic events and scientific evidence, a good indoor air quality and ventilation is key to reduce virus/infection spread. With cost of energy going up at unprecedented levels and CO2 emissions associated to building energy usage becoming key to achieve Net Zero target for the UK, acting on HVAC energy efficiency and improving air quality levels inside buildings are the obvious targets. However, most of the existing technologies are acting in silos, some on the management of the HVAC operation to reduce energy consumption, and not on their intrinsic efficiency, other technologies instead are trying to remove/abate pollutants inside individual rooms with additional costs for the building owner/tenants.What we are proposing is a new and innovative approach using our nature-based technology called APA (Air Pollution Abatement) already patented by IGS and extensively tested and validated by third independent parties for the abatement of pollutants indoor and outdoor, which has the unique characteristic to use simple water, no filters no chemicals at all. So far, we have successfully applied APA as a standalone (or in clusters) solution, but not coupled in real-world environment with HVAC systems in buildings.Laboratory tests have proven that APA-HVAC integration is not only possible, but can deliver the two above benefits of energy efficiency and air quality improvements at the same time, with enormous operations advantages as well as economic, environmental and people health benefits, all by applying the same APA water-based technology.How is that possible? APA has the advantage to remove the widest range of air pollutants using simple water, the same water HVAC systems produce by internal condensation process, which today is wasted, instead APA can reuse that water. Moreover, by removing airborne particles before the air goes inside the HVAC filters, APA reduce drastically the inefficiencies and additional energy consumption, due to clogged filters, which can double in less than one year in existing HVAC systems.
暖通空调(HVAC)系统占建筑物使用能源的60%,并且仍然100%依赖于低效和昂贵的过滤器,增加了能源使用成本,也增加了建筑物业主和租户的维护和材料成本。此外,确保我们在工作和生活领域呼吸的空气(地面环境空气)质量良好,对人们的健康和环境都至关重要,并且在最近的大流行事件和科学证据之后,良好的室内空气质量和通风是减少病毒/感染传播的关键。随着能源成本以前所未有的水平上升,与建筑能源使用相关的二氧化碳排放成为英国实现净零目标的关键,采取行动提高暖通空调能效和改善建筑物内的空气质量水平是显而易见的目标。然而,大多数现有技术都是在筒仓中起作用,一些技术是在HVAC操作的管理上以减少能耗,而不是在其固有效率上,其他的技术则是试图去除/减少单个房间内的污染物,这会给建筑物的业主/租户带来额外的成本。我们提出的是一种新的创新方法,使用我们基于自然的技术,称为阿帕(空气污染减排)已经由IGS申请专利,并由第三方独立方进行了广泛的测试和验证,用于减少室内和室外的污染物,其独特之处在于使用简单的水,没有过滤器,没有化学品。到目前为止,我们已经成功地应用阿帕作为一个独立的实验室测试已经证明,APA-HVAC集成不仅是可能的,而且可以同时提供能源效率和空气质量改善的两个好处,具有巨大的运营优势以及经济,环境和人类健康效益,所有这些都是通过应用相同的阿帕水基技术。这怎么可能呢?阿帕的优势是使用简单的水去除最广泛的空气污染物,相同的水HVAC系统通过内部冷凝过程产生,今天被浪费,而阿帕可以重复使用这些水。此外,通过在空气进入HVAC过滤器之前去除空气中的颗粒,阿帕大大减少了由于过滤器堵塞而导致的效率低下和额外的能源消耗,在现有的HVAC系统中,过滤器堵塞在不到一年的时间内就会增加一倍。
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