英文摘要 |
This research investigates the power saving of a small size classroom in public institute. The classroom was used as a site for simulation of 19 scenarios in which different usage combinations of the existing facilities in the classroom are used (without any extra investment of resource or cost). In the scenarios, the user perception and power consumption is measured and compared to find out which scenario is the most energy efficient without compromising user comfort. According to the experiment results, Scenario 12 (Turn off the 1st row light, turn on the 2nd-4th rows’ tubes, and switch on the curtains of the 2nd and 3rd windows) is more energy efficient than Scenario 10 (Turn off the light of the 1st and 3rd rows, turn on the tubes of the 2nd-4th rows, and switch on the curtains of the 2nd and 3rd windows) while its user satisfaction score is close to that of the latter. If the measurement for lighting in Scenario 12 are used for a month, a total amount of 15.50 kilowatts (44%), NT$44.17 can be saved on lighting while the illumination can be improved from 341.02 lux to 552.11 lux. With all the measurement of Scenario 12 implemented, a total amount of NT$332.67 (43%) can be saved monthly meaning that nearly NT$4,000 can be saved annually for the particular teaching space. If these energy-saving measures can be extended to all classrooms, the electricity savings can be considerable. |