Sentence examples for unit floor area from inspiring English sources

The performance metrics include useful daylight illuminance (500 2000 lux), annual lighting, heating and cooling demand per unit floor area and annual source energy consumption per unit floor area.

The results showed that the annual energy-consumption of a ventilation system per unit floor area would be correlated closely with the carbon dioxide (CO2) concentration in the space, but its correlation with the air temperature set-point would be less significant.

This paper investigates how energy signatures can be used as an alternative to an energy use intensity (describing the annual electricity consumption of chillers in kWh per unit floor area of a building in m2) to assess the energy performance of chillers with various design options and operating strategies.

SAP provides indicators of energy performance through energy consumption per unit floor area, an energy cost rating (the SAP rating), an Environmental Impact rating based on CO2 emissions (the EI rating) and Dwelling CO2 Emission Rate (DECC/BRE 2010).

On a per-unit-floor-area basis, these duct ELAs are comparable to the values measured in residences.

Such the increase of the COP results in a reduction of up to 14.1 kWh/m2, or 27.3% in the annual electricity consumption per unit A/C floor area of chillers, given that the chillers serve an office building requiring an annual cooling energy per unit A/C floor area of 173.3 kWh/m2.

Initially predicted to consume 160 MJ/m2 per year of gas, a gas energy use index (per unit heated floor area) of 246 MJ/m2 per year was measured.

The annual electricity use per unit gross floor area ranged from 163 to 389 kW h/m2, with a mean of 270 kW h/m2.

The annual electricity use per unit gross floor area ranged from 233 to 368 kWh/m2, with a mean of 292 kWh/m2.

Over the past three to five years, UK supermarkets (or, more specifically, the seven that report on their social and environmental performance) have reported energy efficiency improvements (as measured in energy consumption per unit of floor area) of between 2.5% and 5.5% a year.

For instance, Eugene, Oregon reduced its average energy consumption per unit of floor area in its buildings by 26% and the York Region of Greater Toronto reduced electricity consumption by 14% and natural gas consumption by 41% at its main administrative complex.