Title: Sustainability
1Sustainability ?
- David Livingstone,
- Senior M E Engineer
- Sheffield Hallam University
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2David Livingstone
- Senior Mechanical and Electrical Engineer
3Introduction
- Why?
- Intro to Sheffield Hallam University
- Our approach
- Impact in practice
- Conclusions
- Any questions
4Why? Poem attributed to Martin Niemöller that
was said to have been written in 1946.
- "First they came for the Communists, but I was
not a Communist, so I said nothing. - Then they came for the Social Democrats, but I
was not a Social Democrat, so I did nothing. - Then they came for the trade unionists, but I was
not a trade unionist.
5Poem attributed to Martin Niemöller
- And then they came for the Jews, but I was not a
Jew, so I did little. - Then when they came for me, there was no one left
to stand up for me."
6City Campus 1975
7City Campus Today
8Sheffield Hallam University Estates Division -
About Us
- FACTS 1
- 3 Campuses (was 7)
- City 100,000 m²
- Collegiate 35,000 m²
- Psalter Lane 13,000 m²
- Residential Owned 21,000 m²
- All areas GIA
9Sheffield Hallam University Estates Division -
About Us
- FACTS 2
- 60 Academic Buildings
- Largest 19,000 m²
- Smallest 50 m²
- Oldest 1840
- Newest 2005
10Sheffield Hallam University Estates Division
- BUDGETS
- Estates Capital 10 million variable
- Staff pay (all) 830k steady
- Fees (capital works) 750k variable
- Planned Maintenance 650k (inc LTM) going up
- Reactive Maintenance 260k going down
- Utilities 1700k going up (50elec)
11Our approach
- More sustainable buildings at SHU
- Reduced energy consumption
- Reduced environmental impact
- Improve internal environmental conditions
- Extended useful life of plant
12Our approach Why we do not formally use BREEAM ?
- Simple procedure
- Benefit in Using Methodology with design team
- Not too interested in collecting gongs
13Heath and Wellbeing Building
14Health and Well Being Building
15Our approach Example 1 - Health and Well Being
Building
16Our approach Key Areas identified
- Improved our commissioning requirements prelim
clauses tightened - Identified the need to optimise floor to ceiling
dimension - Maximise lettable office floor area being
adequately daylit - Where air intakes serving occupied areas avoid
major sources of external pollution
17Example 2 - ACES building
- We established that the Collective vision of the
client and the design team was - Provision of an eco friendly low energy building
- Provide a high quality durable and attractive
environment
18Impact in practice
- District Heating
- Solar Energy
- Ground Source Heat Pumps
- Biomass Boilers
19Impact in practice
- Natural Ventilation
- Minimise Artificial Lighting
- Photovoltaics
- Wind Power
- Combined Heat and Power
20External Influences
- The New 2006 Part L Building Regulations
- The New Part F Building Regulations
- BISREA Simplified Building Energy Method
21External Influences
- Depletion of Fuel Resource
- Financial Savings
- Social and Environmental Benefits
- Reduce Carbon Emissions
- Reduce Maintenance
- Added Market Value
22Impact in practice
- District Heating System
- VEOLIA - Sheffield Heat and Power
- Ground Source Heat Pumps
- Availability
- Carbon Emissions Rating Comparisons VEOLIA
0.0909 t CO2 MWhr Natural Gas 0.194 t CO2
MWhr -
23Impact in practice
- Solar Water Heating
- Primary Components and Systems
- Static -v- Tracker System
- Energy Analysis
24Impact in practice
- Photovoltaics
- Systems and Components
- Energy Produced 10 m2 for 1 kW Electricity
- Fixed Panels
- Integrated into Roof
25Impact in practice
- Rainwater Harvesting
- System Components
- Payback Analysis
26Impact in practice
- Wind Power
- System Components
- Energy Produced
27Impact in practice
- Ground Source Heat Pumps
- System Components
- Underfloor Heating and Comfort Cooling
28Impact in practice
29Conclusions
- Why do anything?
- Martin Neomuller
- Intro to Sheffield Hallam University
- Example building projects
- Our approach
- BREEAM without the gongs
- Impact in practice
- Sustainability works!
30Any Questions ?