Electric Load Modeling for Managing Electric Energy Consumption Through the PDCA Cycle in the Library Building of Andalas University

The need for electrical energy in the public building sector is quite dominant, reaching 33-40% of the total energy consumption of all sectors. To control electrical energy in buildings effectively, an Energy Management System (EMS) is needed. EMS stage consists of Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA). The stud...

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Main Authors: Refki Budiman, Refdinal Nazir
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Electrical Engineering Department, Universitas Andalas 2023-05-01
Series:Andalas Journal of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technology
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Online Access:http://ajeeet.ft.unand.ac.id/index.php/ajeeet/article/view/35
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description The need for electrical energy in the public building sector is quite dominant, reaching 33-40% of the total energy consumption of all sectors. To control electrical energy in buildings effectively, an Energy Management System (EMS) is needed. EMS stage consists of Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA). The study conducted in this research is on how to use the PDCA cycle method to model the consumption of electrical energy in campus buildings in a sustainable manner. Modeling of energy-efficient electrical loads is formed in several ways: modeling by replacing T8 fluorescent lamps and CFLs with LED, modeling by replacing non-inverter AC with inverter AC, modeling by the number of library visitors, modeling by improving the power factor, and finally, modeling with a combination of the four previous models. Modeling using LEDs results in savings of 1,464 kWh per month; inverter AC modeling saves 1742 kWh per month; modeling by adjusting the number of visitors saves 857 kWh per month; and modeling by improving the power factor saves 56 kWh per month. This electrical load modeling can save up to 8 kW of power outside of the library's operating hours. Meanwhile, during operational hours, the modeling library can save up to 30 kW of electric power
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spelling doaj.art-e437780a747247958f88d5e4db7f2b632023-07-29T06:09:10ZengElectrical Engineering Department, Universitas AndalasAndalas Journal of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technology2777-00792023-05-0131102210.25077/ajeeet.v3i1.3535Electric Load Modeling for Managing Electric Energy Consumption Through the PDCA Cycle in the Library Building of Andalas UniversityRefki Budiman0Refdinal Nazir1Universitas AndalasUniversitas AndalasThe need for electrical energy in the public building sector is quite dominant, reaching 33-40% of the total energy consumption of all sectors. To control electrical energy in buildings effectively, an Energy Management System (EMS) is needed. EMS stage consists of Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA). The study conducted in this research is on how to use the PDCA cycle method to model the consumption of electrical energy in campus buildings in a sustainable manner. Modeling of energy-efficient electrical loads is formed in several ways: modeling by replacing T8 fluorescent lamps and CFLs with LED, modeling by replacing non-inverter AC with inverter AC, modeling by the number of library visitors, modeling by improving the power factor, and finally, modeling with a combination of the four previous models. Modeling using LEDs results in savings of 1,464 kWh per month; inverter AC modeling saves 1742 kWh per month; modeling by adjusting the number of visitors saves 857 kWh per month; and modeling by improving the power factor saves 56 kWh per month. This electrical load modeling can save up to 8 kW of power outside of the library's operating hours. Meanwhile, during operational hours, the modeling library can save up to 30 kW of electric powerhttp://ajeeet.ft.unand.ac.id/index.php/ajeeet/article/view/35energy management systempdca cycleenergy saving
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Electric Load Modeling for Managing Electric Energy Consumption Through the PDCA Cycle in the Library Building of Andalas University
Andalas Journal of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technology
energy management system
pdca cycle
energy saving
title Electric Load Modeling for Managing Electric Energy Consumption Through the PDCA Cycle in the Library Building of Andalas University
title_full Electric Load Modeling for Managing Electric Energy Consumption Through the PDCA Cycle in the Library Building of Andalas University
title_fullStr Electric Load Modeling for Managing Electric Energy Consumption Through the PDCA Cycle in the Library Building of Andalas University
title_full_unstemmed Electric Load Modeling for Managing Electric Energy Consumption Through the PDCA Cycle in the Library Building of Andalas University
title_short Electric Load Modeling for Managing Electric Energy Consumption Through the PDCA Cycle in the Library Building of Andalas University
title_sort electric load modeling for managing electric energy consumption through the pdca cycle in the library building of andalas university
topic energy management system
pdca cycle
energy saving
url http://ajeeet.ft.unand.ac.id/index.php/ajeeet/article/view/35
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