Static Factors Facility Energy Solutions / IPMVP Static Factors are the characteristics of a facility which affect Energy Consumption and Demand, within the defined Measurement Boundary, that are not expected to change, and were therefore not included as independent variables. If they change, Non-routine Adjustments need to be calculated to account for these changes. Note: Those characteristics may include fixed, environmental, operational and maintenance characteristics. Depending on the project, some of the items included may be static factors, independent variables included in the models, or parameters affected by ECMs. Example Metrics for Static Factors * Category Example Metrics a Facility size - gross sq. ft > Conditioned sa. ft (Total amount of space being heated or airconditioned, in| Facility Overview | square feet (also called ‘occupied square feet’) 3 Building envelope conditions (Level of insulation, window types/configuration, infiltration levels, levels of external shading) a ly. of occupants (e.g, total of workers & average Qty, of visitors; Qly. work stations/chaits), Totals per area/schedule 5 Qty. Occupants | Aux. rental hours, number of occupants, type or use, addtional equipment/loads 6 %6 facility eased, occupied square feet 7 ly. classes/month, Qty. of occupied rooms/beds 8 Schedule of occupants / area requiring ‘occupied’ setpoints Equipment operating hours, which may exceed hours of occupancy, above, (e, 9 HoursofUse | Qty. hours per week, holiday schedule, afterhours/weekend operations for HVAC system) Installed heating capacity (Qty. & size of Furnaces, Boller, HPs, electric preheat & 20 | neste | eet euipment soon operating emperor, combustion fiery Carbon dioxide levels, CFM for make-up air units, Qty. of dedicated outdoor air a Ventilation units, Qty, fume hoods, HP of exhaust fans 2 Installed cooling capacity (Chillers plant capacity, equipment staging, cooling temperatures, ton-hours, peak tons), Water side economizer capacity & setpoints 2 DX/HP/RTU/AHUs equipment, area served, capacity, setpoints, schedules, air-side 1 Lighting Lighting levels, Oty. occupancy/daylighting sensors, control settings 35 ‘ly. & type of installed fixtures, Qty, lamp burn-outs, Qty. controllers offline 16 ‘ly. large printers, coffee makers, electric vehicle chargers, engine heaters {tty. of computers, Qty. laptops, Qty. and type of monitors, Qly. and type of Vs, v7 | Pusteads | cy. smal printer other _ 8 ‘Auxiliary loads (e.g, space heaters, temporary cooling systems) 19 Capacity of installed refrigeration equipment, compressor & condenser operating fetrigeration | BFSUES, VED, equipment staging, peak load 3 Linear feet of open and closed cases, Use of ant'sweat heaters, type of evaporator fans Stotic Factors Poge 1 of 2Facility Energy Solutions / IPMVP « category Example Metrics n Space heating and cooling setpoints for occupied and unaccupied periods, Qty. Controls zones 22 Type of controls, Key control strategies by end-use, Calibration of Key sensors 23 Domestic Hot Water (DHW] water temperatures, loads (e.g, Qty. showers/week) ca | DamesticHot water [DH insta Reatng capac, Ditton pomp, Storage iy. point of use water heaters 25 ‘Steam pressure supplied, end uses, steam leakage rates, makeup water used 26 Steam Heat exchanger temperatures and flow rates Domestic water end-use inventory (eg, Type and Qty. of tllets, urinal, sinks, 7 showers) eB Details of other water end-uses (e.g, Irigation, injection water, production water, process water, wastewater, tank cleaning water, make-up water) 23 Water ty. of dishwasher and clothes washer types and use rates 30 Make-up water rates for swimming pools, spas, cooling towers, other evaporative processes 3r Gallons/day from water de-fonization systems, ultra pure water systems, other 32| Information | Air & water temperature setpoints, level ofhotaisle containment, economizer use Technology Equipment 33 ey Size/type/redundancy of UPS equipment, ITE loads (kW), Qty. or tons of CRAC/Hs Size and use of cogeneration systems (eg. Emergency generator capacity and use; integrated solar system average daily kWh; battery storage kW-hours and 34) Co-Generation | cnedule; Combined Heat & Power Input and output capacities, electrical efficiencies, etc) 35 Kitchen operating hours / food sales / Gly. meals 36 Capacity and Qty. of walkin coolers/freezers, operating temperatures a7] Mtehen/ Food Kitchen equipment installed 38 ‘ty. of walkin refrigeration unis, length of open and dosed refigerated cases 39 Inventory of installed production-Felated equipment, total nameplate horsepower 40 Production Type, rate of volume of products produced, Number of weekly production shifts a1 Sales volume, ty. of registers, Qty. customers/day a2 ‘ty. and sizeof forklift chargers 3 Conveyance system details (Length, speed, throughput, drive configuration, Materials handling | motor/vacuur/pneumatic BHP, runtimes) ue Compressed air system details (compressor HP, types, endvuses, leak rates, use/day) 25 | Meaical equipment | 0%: MRls Xray units ultrasound, EKG machines, spotights, powered tables, patient monitors, etc e Inventory of related equipment (eg, water heating, fitration and pumping pools equipment) operating hours, temperatures wy Pool related HVAC, heat recovery and de-humidification equipment, ai-changes per hour, other controls Stotic Factors Poge 2 of 2