Jaurigues Audit Report Midterm

College of Engineering
BS Mechanical Engineering
ME 302 - ME Elective 2
ENERGY AUDIT REPORT OF PERFERIO

JAURIGUE’S RESIDENCE
LAGUNA UNIVERSITY
Laguna Sports Complex, Bubukal Santa Cruz, 4009, Laguna
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME)
Submitted by:
Ferma, Idmarck
Rebong, Pauline Joy
Piamonte, Joseph Michael
Robles, Kenneth
Salcedo, Jonard
Submitted to:
Engr. Gaious Joe L. Bautista, RME
October 2022
Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................ 1
1.1 Objectives................................................................................................................. .1
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2. INTERPRETATION ...........................................................................................…….. 1
3. SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATIONS........................................................................2
3.1 Description of building ..........................................................................................…..3
3.2 Findings................................................................................................................……5
4. HISTORICAL DATA ANALYSIS ..........................................................................….... 8
4.1 Energy Balance ..............................................................................................…….... 8
APPENDIX C Inventory of all appliances………………….………………………………...9
APPENDIX D Inventory for Door(s)/Window(s)/Room(s)
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APPENDIX E Computation of Power Consumption Monthly …………………………….12
APPENDIX F Additional Photos / Documentation ………………………………………….13
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Objectives
The Energy Audit was defined to meet the following objectives:
• Find out what can be done to lower energy use across the board and, if money is
available, what system improvements are feasible.
• Carry out a quick walk-through audit or observation of the energy consumption of the
electrical equipment at the Perferio Jaurigue’s Residence building.
• Identify and evaluate potential tactics for enhancing the buildings'/wards'
environmental performance and offer remedies.
2 . INTERPRETATION
In this report, unless the contrary intention appears;
Energy conservation refers to actions done to decrease and consume as little energy as possible
through adjusting energy consumption behavior, for example. When not in use, turn off lights.
Energy efficiency is defined as utilizing less energy to produce the same service/output, for example.
Changing out inefficient light bulbs for efficient ones.
Faulty meaning that the equipment is not operating properly or was not installed appropriately.
Potential savings refer to the actual decrease in operating expenditures resulting from better energy
efficiency created by an energy conservation or efficiency activity.
Retrofitting is the process of improving the energy efficiency of an existing system.
Tariff refers to the amount of money charged by the supplier (utility) for the usage of electrical
energy per kWh.
3. SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATIONS
The following are some suggestions based on general observations made across the Perferio
Jaurigue's Residence building.
The recommendations are classifed, with A being the most urgent, requiring immediate action (first
or second week of receiving this report). B might be 1 to 2 months after obtaining this report, whereas
C is dependent on funding availability.
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Table: Recommendations
Recommendations
Category A Category B Category C
Faulty air conditioners are Dispose of any broken Put energy saving measures
found inside the residence equipment inside the structure. into action, isolate or
(they may be operating, but no disconnect vampire loads
cold air is being expelled), while not in use.
isolate or disconnect them, or
get the air conditioners
serviced once every three
months.
Remove the air conditioner if In places, where air Create internal energy-
the room is truly not properly conditioning is not necessary, saving and efficiency
sealed. use fans. measures for the building.
Replace obsolete outdoor air Techniques for reducing Any incandescent light bulb
conditioners with more energy use include efficiency should be replaced as
efficient ones and conservation initiatives. necessary across the whole
structure. Reduce the number
of lights in each area or get rid
of any that are unnecessary.
3.1 Description of Building
The Perferio Jaurigue's Residence Building is located in Brgy.Sto. Domingo, Calauan,Laguna as

shown on Figure 1a: Perferio Jaurigue's Residence.
Observation: Perferio Jaurigue's Residence Building is constructed in a modern style. The wiring and
electrical outlets were nicely structured, and the electrical system was decent and well-located so that
appliances could be used effectively.
Suggestion: When not in use, please plugged off the appliances to avoid high consumption of power.
(Figure 1: Perferio Jaurigue's Residence in Brgy. Sto. Domingo, Calauan, Laguna)
Suggestion: The appliances should turn off when not needed, that may result to high cost of electrical
consumption.
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Fig 1: Perferio Jaurigue's Residence building, Brgy. Calauan, Laguna
3.2 FINDINGS
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3.2.1 Vampire Load/ Ghost Load

Issues/ Observations
- Although they are not performing any useful tasks, appliances in standby mode are
using energy.
- Both defective light fixtures with intact bulbs and defective light fixtures with intact
bulbs are used include vampire loads as well.
- All electrical equipment and appliances cords and wires knotting can affect the electronics
performance.
Recommendations
- When not in use, electrical devices should be unplugged.
- Faulty lights ought to be taken out.
- Ensure that the cords and wires are always dry, spotless, and free of knots.
3.2.2 Lighting
The most frequent load in both indoor and outdoor spaces is lighting. Below are a few
the following features and flaws were found:
i. Findings of lightnings
Issues/Observation
- There are too many lights connected to one switch.
- Based on our observations, there are too many unnecessary lights in a room that
consumpt too much energy.
Recommendations
- To better manage illumination, reduce the number of lights per switch.
- Decrease the quantity of lights in each space.
- When not in use, turn off the lights.
3.2.3 Air Conditioning

i. Air Conditioning Management
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Issues/Observation
- When entering and leaving the room where the air conditioner is, person in the room leave
the door open.
- The airconditioner's brand and model are inconsistent (not inverter type), which
makes maintenance expensive.
- The doors and windows they used in an air- conditioning room is highly advisable.
Recommendations
- When entering or leaving an air-conditioned room, always shut the door.
- Turn off while not in use, but don't lower the temperature, and keep it on.
- In the event that the air conditioner is not running, try to get some fresh air outside
entirely to reduce the price of electricity.
- At least two or three maintenance visits should be made to every installed air conditioner.
- When possible, switch to an electric fan.
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4. Historical Data Analysis

4.1 Energy Balance
Latest Power Consumption Data for the Perferio Jaurigue’s Building ( July - October Billing)
MONTH POWER CONSUMPTION MONTHLY BILL

(kWh/Month)
JULY 383kWh P4,259.34
AUGUST 312kWh P3,253.67
SEPTEMBER 289kWh P2,639.74
OCTOBER
TOTAL 993kWh P10,152.73
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APPENDIX C - INVENTORY OF ALL APPLIANCES
APPLIANCES QUANTITY DESCRIPT RATED USAGE PER USAGE

ION POWER DAY DAYS PER
MONTH
AIRCON 2 Markes 930 W 9 Hrs 30 days

Window
Type aircon
ELECTRIC 2 2 hanabishi 50 W 10 Hrs 30 days

FAN stand fan
REFRIGERAT 1 Kelvinator 145 W 24 Hrs 30 days

OR
T.V 1 Sharp LED 85 W 3 - 4 Hrs 30 days

TV
LIGHT BULBS 6 3 Omni LED 6W 10 hrs 30 days

lights
1 Firefly
LED
2 Akari LED
lights
RICE 1 Standard 300 W 1 hrs 30 days

COOKER Rice Cooker
Exhaust fan 1 15 W 5 hrs 30 days
LED Ceiling 2 18 W 10 HRS 30 Days

light (round)
Turbo 1 1200 W
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Appendix D - Inventories for Door(s), Window(s) and Room Dimensions

Day 1
BEDROOM 1
DOOR = 1
WINDOW - 0 (Bedroom 1 have no window(s)
ROOM Dimension -
Side 1 = 2.5 x 2.60 = 6.50 m^2
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Side 2 = 2.5 x 2.60 = 6.50 m^2

Side 3 = 1.77 x 2.60 = 4.602 m^2
Side 4 = 1.77 x 2.60 = 4.602 m^2
Roof = 2.5 x 1.77 = 4.425 m^2
Floor = 2.5 x 1.77 = 4.425 m^2
SARI-SARI STORE
DOOR - 1
WINDOW ( converted into store)
DIMENSION
Side 1 = 2.35 x 1.5 = 3.525 m^2
Side 2 = 2.35 x 1.5 = 3.525 m^2
Side 3 = 2.0 x 1.5 = 3 m^2
Side 4 = 2.0 x 1.5 = 3 m^2
Roof = 2.35 x 2.0 = 4.7 m^2
Floor = 2.35 x 2.0 = 4.7 m^2
SALA
DOOR - 1
WINDOW - 1
DIMENSION
Side 1 = 2.65 x 2.5 = 6.625 m^2
Side 2 = 2.65 x 2.5 = 6.625 m^2
Side 3 = 2.45 x 2.5 = 6.125 m^2
Side 4 = 2.45 x 2.5 = 6.125 m^2
Roof = 2.65 x 2.45 = 6.4925 m^2
Floor = 2.65 x 2.45 = 6.4925 m^2
DINING / KITCHEN
DOOR -
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WINDOW -
DIMENSION/AREA
Side 1 = 3.25 x 2.60 = 8.45 m^2
Side 2 = 3.25 x 2.60 = 8.45 m^2
Side 3 = 2.55 x 2.60 = 6.63 m^2
Side 4 = 2.55 x 2.60 = 6.63 m^2
Roof = 3.25 x 2.55 = 8.2875 m^2
Floor = 3.25 x 2.55 = 8.2875 m^2
A. Transmission Load
BEDROOM 1
Walls and Roof
Q = U x A x (Temp out – Temp in) x 24 ÷ 1000
Q = 0.55 x 26.629 m^2 x (32C - 21C) x 24 ÷ 1000
Q = 3.866 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 8.2875 m^2 x ( 32C - 21C) x 24 ÷ 1000
Q = 1.2033 kWh/Day
Total daily transmission heat gain = 3.866 + 1.2033 = 5.0693 kWh/Day
Internal heat load – People

Q = people x time x heat / 1000
Q = 3 x 9 x 150 / 1000
Q = 4.05 kWh/Day
Internal heat load – Lighting
Q= lamps x time x wattage / 1000
Q = 6 x 10 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.36 kWh/Day
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Equipment load – fan motors

Q = fans x time x wattage / 1000
Q = 2 x 15 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.95 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = changes x volume x energy x (Temp out – Temp in ) / 3600
Q = 10 x 17.5 x 1.2 x (32C - 20) / 3600
Q = 0.7 kWh/ Day
Total cooling load
Transmission load: 5.0693 kWh/Day
Internal load: 4.41 kWh/Day
Equipment load: 1.95 kWh/Day
Infiltration load: 0.7 kWh/ Day
TOTAL = 12.1293 kWh/Day
SARI-SARI STORE
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 17.75 x ( 32 - 20 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 2.8116 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 4.7 x ( 32 -20 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 0.7445 kWh/Day
Q = 3 x 9 x 150 / 1000
Q = 4.05 kWh/Day
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Q = 6 x 10 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.36 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 15 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.95 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 17.5 x 1.2 x (32C - 20) / 3600
Q = 0.7 kWh/ Day
Total cooling load
SALA
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 31.9925 x ( 32 - 20 ) x 24 /1000
Q = 5.0676 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 6.4925 x ( 32 - 20 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 1.028 kWh/Day
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Q = 3 x 9 x 150 / 1000
Q = 4.05 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 10 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.36 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 15 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.95 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 17.5 x 1.2 x (32C - 20) / 3600
Q = 0.7 kWh/ Day
Total cooling load
KITCHEN
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 38.4475 x ( 32- 20) x 24 / 1000
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Q = 6.090 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 8.2875 x ( 32 - 20 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 1.312 kWh/Day
Q = 3 x 9 x 150 / 1000
Q = 4.05 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 10 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.36 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 15 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.95 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 17.5 x 1.2 x (32C - 20) / 3600
Q = 0.7 kWh/ Day
Total cooling load
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DAY 2
BEDROOM
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 26.625 x ( 30 - 19 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 3.8659 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 4.425 x ( 30 - 19 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 0.6425 kWh/Day
Q = 4 x 8 x 200 / 1000
Q = 6.4 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 8 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.288 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 8 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.04 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 30 - 19 ) / 1000
Q = 1.98 kWh/Day
Total cooling load
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Internal load : 6.688 kWh/Day
Equipment load : 1.04 kWh/Day
Infiltration load : 1.98 kWh/Day
TOTAL : 14.2164 kWh/Day
SARI-SARI STORE
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 17.75 x ( 30 - 19 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 2.5773 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 4.7 x ( 30 -19 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 0.68244 kWh/Day
Q = 1 x 8 x 200 / 1000
Q = 1.6 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 8 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.288 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 8 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.04 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
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Q = 10 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 30 - 19 ) / 1000
Q = 1.98 kWh/Day
Total cooling load
Transmission load : 3.2397 kWh/Day
SALA
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 31.9925 x ( 30 - 19 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 4.645 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 6.4925 x ( 30 - 19) x 24 /1000
Q = 0.9427 kWh/Day
Total daily transmission heat gain = 4.645 + 0.9427 =
Q = 1 x 8 x 200 / 1000
Q = 1.6 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 8 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.288 kWh/Day
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Q = 2 x 8 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.04 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 30 - 19 ) / 1000
Q = 1.98 kWh/Day
Total cooling load
KITCHEN
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 38.4475 x ( 30 - 19 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 5.825 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 8.2875 x ( 30-19) x 24 / 1000
Q = 1.2033 kWh/Day
Q = 4 x 8 x 200 / 1000
Q = 6.4 kWh/Day
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Q = 6 x 8 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.288 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 8 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.04 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 30 - 19 ) / 1000
Q = 1.98 kWh/Day
Total cooling load
Transmission load = 7.028 kWh/Day
Internal load = 6.688 kWh/Day
Equipment load = 1.04 kWh/Day
Infiltration load = 1.98 kWh/Day
DAY 3
BEDROOM
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 26.629 x ( 33 - 21 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 4.2180 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55x 4.425 x ( 33 - 21 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 0.701 kWh/Day
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Q = 3 x 8 x 200 / 1000
Q = 4.8 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 8 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.288 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 8 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.04 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 16 x 1.3 x ( 33-21) / 3600
Q = 0.693 kWh/Day
Total cooling load
SARI-SARI STORE
Walls and Roof
Q = 3 x 17.75 x ( 33-21) x 24 / 1000
Q = 15.336 kWh/Day
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Floor
Q = 0.55 x 4.7 x (33-21) x 24 / 1000
Q = 4.061 kWh/Day
Q = 3 x 8 250 / 1000
Q = 6 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 10 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.36 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 8 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.04 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 15 x 1.2 x (33-21) / 3600
Q = 0.9kWh/Day
Total cooling load
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SALA
Transmission Load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 31.9925 x ( 33-21) x 24 / 1000
Q = 5.0676 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 6.4925 x ( 33-21) x 24 / 1000
Q = 1.0284 kWh/Day
Q = 3 x 8 250 / 1000
Q = 6 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 10 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.36 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 8 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.04 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 15 x 1.2 x (33-21) / 3600
Q = 0.9kWh/Day
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Total cooling load

KITCHEN
Transmission Load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 38.4475 x (33-21) x 24 / 1000
Q + 39.2855 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 8.2875 x ( 33-21) x 24 / 1000
Q = 9.1255 kWh/Day
Q = 3 x 8 250 / 1000
Q = 6 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 10 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.36 kWh/Day
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Q = 2 x 8 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.04 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 15 x 1.2 x (33-21) / 3600
Q = 0.9kWh/Day
Total cooling load
DAY 4
Bedroom
Transmission load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 26.629 x (33-22) x 24 / 1000
Q = 3.866kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 4.425 x ( 33-22) x 24 / 1000
Q = 0.64251 kWh/Day
Total daily transmission heat gain = 3.866+ 0.64251 = 4.5085 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 5 x 250 / 1000
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Q = 2.5 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 5 X 6 / 1000
Q = 0.18 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 5 x 65 / 1000
Q = 0.65 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 33-22)/ 3600
Q = 0.55 kWh/Day
Total cooling load
Sari-Sari Store
Transmission Load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 17.75 x ( 33-22) x 24 / 1000
Q = 2.5773 kWh/Day
Floor
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Q = 0.55 x 4.7 x ( 33-22) x 24 /1000

Q = 0.682kWh/Day
Q = 4 x 11 x 220 / 1000
Q = 9.68 kWh/Day
Q = lamps x time x wattage / 1000
Q = 6 x 11 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.396 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 11 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.43 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 33-22)/ 3600
Q = 0.55 kWh/Day
Total cooling load
SALA
Transmission load
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Walls and Roof

Q = 0.55 x 31.9925 x ( 33-22) x 24 / 1000
Q = 4. 6453 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 6.4925 x ( 33-22) x 24 / 1000
Q = 0.942 kWh/Day
Q = 4 x 11 x 220 / 1000
Q = 9.68 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 11 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.396 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 11 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.43 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 33-22)/ 3600
Q = 0.55 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
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KITCHEN
Transmission Load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 38.4475 x ( 33-22) x 24 / 1000
Q = 5.5825 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 8.2875 x ( 33-22) x 24 / 1000
Q = 1.2033 kWh/Day
Q = 4 x 11 x 220 / 1000
Q = 9.68 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 11 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.396 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 11 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.43 kWh/Day
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Infiltration load
Q = 10 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 33-22)/ 3600
Q = 0.55 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
Transmission load =6.785 kWh/Day
DAY 5
BEDROOM
Transmission load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 26.629 x ( 34-20 ) x 24 /1000
Q = 4.9210 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 4.425 x ( 34-20) x 24 / 1000
Q = 0.8177 kWh/Day
Total daily transmission heat gain = 5.7387 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 10 x 200 / 1000
Q = 4 kWh/Day
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Q = 6 x 10 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.36 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 10 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.3 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 11 x 16 x 1.3 x ( 34-20 ) /3600
Q = 0.889 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
SARi-SARI STORE
Transmission load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 17.75 x ( 34-20) x 24 / 1000
Q = 3.2802 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 4.7 x ( 34-20) x 24 / 1000
Q = 0.8685 kWh/Day
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Q = 2 x 10 x 200 / 1000
Q = 4 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 10 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.36 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 10 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.3 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 11 x 16 x 1.3 x ( 34-20 ) /3600
Q = 0.889 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
SALA
Transmission load
Walls and Roof
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Q = 0.55 x 31.9925 x ( 34-20) x 24 / 1000

Q = 5.9122 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 6.4925 x ( 34-20) x 24 / 1000
Q = 1.1998 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 10 x 200 / 1000
Q = 4 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 10 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.36 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 10 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.3 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 11 x 16 x 1.3 x ( 34-20 ) /3600
Q = 0.889 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
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KITCHEN
Transmission load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 38.4475 x (34-20) x 24 / 1000
Q = 7.1050 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 8.2875 x ( 34-20) x 24 / 1000
Q = 1.5315 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 10 x 200 / 1000
Q = 4 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 10 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.36 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 10 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.3 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
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Q = 11 x 16 x 1.3 x ( 34-20 ) /3600

Q = 0.889 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
DAY 6
BEDROOM
Transmission load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 26.629 x ( 31-19) x 24 / 1000
Q = 4.218 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 4.425 x (31-19) x 24 / 1000
Q = 0.7001 kWh/Day
Q = 3 x 7 x 230 / 1000
Q = 4.83 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 7 x 6 / 1000
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Q = 0.252 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 7 x 65 /1000
Q = 0.91 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 12 x 16 x 1.5 x ( 31-19) /3600
Q = 192.018kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
Transmission load = 4.9189kWh/Day
SARI-SARI STORE
Transmission load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 17.75 x ( 31-19) x 24 /1000
Q = 2.8116 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 4.425 x ( 31-19) x 24 /1000
Q = 0.7009 kWh/Day
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Q = 3 x 7 x 230 / 1000
Q = 4.83 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 7 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.252 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 7 x 65 /1000
Q = 0.91 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 12 x 16 x 1.5 x ( 31-19) /3600
Q = 192.018kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
SALA
Transmission load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55x 31.9925 x ( 31-19) x 24 /1000
Q = 5.0676 kWh/Day
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Floor
Q =0.55 x 6.4925 x ( 31-19) x 24 / 1000
Q = 1.0284 kWh/Day
Q = 3 x 7 x 230 / 1000
Q = 4.83 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 7 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.252 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 7 x 65 /1000
Q = 0.91 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 12 x 16 x 1.5 x ( 31-19) /3600
Q = 192.018kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
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KITCHEN
Transmission load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 38.4475x (31-19)x 24 /1000
Q = 6.0901 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 8.2875 x ( 31-19) x 24 / 1000
Q = 1.3127 kWh/Day
Q = 3 x 7 x 230 / 1000
Q = 4.83 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 7 x 6 / 1000
Q = 0.252 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 7 x 65 /1000
Q = 0.91 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 12 x 16 x 1.5 x ( 31-19) /3600
Q = 192.018kWh/Day
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Total Cooling load

DAY 7
BEDROOM
Transmission load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 26.629 x ( 33-18) x 24 / 1000
Q = 5.2725 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x4.425 x ( 33-18) x 24 / 1000
Q = 0.8761 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 7 x 200 /1000
Q = 2.8 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 7 x 6 / 1000
Q= 0.252 kWh/Day
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Q = 2 x 7 x 65 /1000
Q = 0.91 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 11 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 33-18) /3600
Q = 0.825 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
Transmission Load = 6.1486 kWh/Day
Internal Load = 3.052 kWh/Day
SARI-SARI Store
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 17.75 x ( 33-18 ) x 24 /1000
Q = 3.5145 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 4.7 x ( 33-18) x 24 / 1000
Q = 0.9306 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 7 x 200 /1000
Q = 2.8 kWh/Day
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Q = 6 x 7 x 6 / 1000
Q= 0.252 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 7 x 65 /1000
Q = 0.91 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 11 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 33-18) /3600
Q = 0.825 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
Transmission Load =4.4451 kWh/Day
SALA
Transmission load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 31.9925 x ( 33-18 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 6.3345 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 6.4925 x ( 33-18) x 24 /1000
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Q = 1.2855 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 7 x 200 /1000
Q = 2.8 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 7 x 6 / 1000
Q= 0.252 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 7 x 65 /1000
Q = 0.91 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 11 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 33-18) /3600
Q = 0.825 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
KITCHEN
Transmission load
Walls and Roof
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Q = 0.55 x 38.4475 x ( 33-18) x 24 / 1000
Q = 7.6126 kWh/day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 8.2875 x ( 33-18) x 24 / 1000
Q = 1.6409 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 7 x 200 /1000
Q = 2.8 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 7 x 6 / 1000
Q= 0.252 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 7 x 65 /1000
Q = 0.91 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 11 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 33-18) /3600
Q = 0.825 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
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DAY 8
BEDROOM
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 26.629 x ( 35-23 ) x 24 / 1000
Q = 4.218 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 4.425 x ( 35-23) x 24 / 1000
Q = 0.7009 kWh/Day
Q = 4 x 12 x 250 / 1000
Q = 12 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 12 x 65 / 1000
Q = 4.68 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 12 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.56 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
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Q = 12 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 35-23) /3600
Q = 0.72 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
Equipment load = 1.56 kWh/Day\
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 17.75 x ( 35-23) x 24 / 1000
Q = 2.8116 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 4.7 x ( 35-23) x 24 / 1000
Q = 0.7445 kWh/Day
Q = 4 x 12 x 250 / 1000
Q = 12 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 12 x 65 / 1000
Q = 4.68 kWh/Day
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Q = 2 x 12 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.56 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 12 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 35-23) /3600
Q = 0.72 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
SALA
Transmission load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 31.9925 x ( 35-23) x 24 / 1000
Q = 5.076 kWh/Day
Floor
Q = 0.55 x 6.925 x ( 35-23) x 24 / 1000
Q = 1.096 kWh/Day
Q = 4 x 12 x 250 / 1000
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Q = 12 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 12 x 65 / 1000
Q = 4.68 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 12 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.56 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 12 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 35-23) /3600
Q = 0.72 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
KITCHEN
Transmission Load
Walls and Roof
Q = 0.55 x 38.4475 x ( 35-23) x 24 /1000
Q = 6.0900 kWh/Day
Floor
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Q = 0.55 x 8.2875 x ( 35-23) x 24 / 1000

Q = 1.3127 kWh/Day
Q = 4 x 12 x 250 / 1000
Q = 12 kWh/Day
Q = 6 x 12 x 65 / 1000
Q = 4.68 kWh/Day
Q = 2 x 12 x 65 / 1000
Q = 1.56 kWh/Day
Infiltration load
Q = 12 x 15 x 1.2 x ( 35-23) /3600
Q = 0.72 kWh/Day
Total Cooling load
Transmission Load =7.4027 kWh/Day
APPENDIX E - COMPUTATION OF POWER CONSUMPTION MONTHLY
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Daily Consumption = 12.4 kWh/day (JULY)

Consumption of Electricity per month = (12.4 kWh/day)(31days) = 384.4 kWh
Rates per month = 11.12 pesos per kWh
Monthly Bill amount = (12.4 kWh/day) (11.12 pesos per kWh) (31days) = 4274.528
Pesos
Daily Consumption = 10.4 kWh/day (AUGUST)

Consumption of Electricity per month = (10.4 kWh/day)(30days) = 312 kWh
Pesos
Daily Consumption = 10.4 kWh/day (SEPTEMBER)

Consumption of Electricity per month = (9.32 kWh/day)(31days) = 288.92kWh
Pesos
APPENDIX F - ADDITIONAL PHOTOS / DOCUMENTATION
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College of Engineering

ENERGY AUDIT REPORT OF PERFERIO

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree

3.1 Description of Building

The Perferio Jaurigue's Residence Building is located in Brgy.Sto. Domingo, Calauan,Laguna as

(Figure 1: Perferio Jaurigue's Residence in Brgy. Sto. Domingo, Calauan, Laguna)

Fig 1: Perferio Jaurigue's Residence building, Brgy. Calauan, Laguna

3.2.1 Vampire Load/ Ghost Load

3.2.3 Air Conditioning

4. Historical Data Analysis

MONTH POWER CONSUMPTION MONTHLY BILL

JULY 383kWh P4,259.34

AUGUST 312kWh P3,253.67

SEPTEMBER 289kWh P2,639.74

TOTAL 993kWh P10,152.73

APPENDIX C - INVENTORY OF ALL APPLIANCES

APPLIANCES QUANTITY DESCRIPT RATED USAGE PER USAGE

AIRCON 2 Markes 930 W 9 Hrs 30 days

ELECTRIC 2 2 hanabishi 50 W 10 Hrs 30 days

REFRIGERAT 1 Kelvinator 145 W 24 Hrs 30 days

T.V 1 Sharp LED 85 W 3 - 4 Hrs 30 days

LIGHT BULBS 6 3 Omni LED 6W 10 hrs 30 days

RICE 1 Standard 300 W 1 hrs 30 days

Exhaust fan 1 15 W 5 hrs 30 days

LED Ceiling 2 18 W 10 HRS 30 Days

Appendix D - Inventories for Door(s), Window(s) and Room Dimensions

Side 2 = 2.5 x 2.60 = 6.50 m^2

Internal heat load – People

Equipment load – fan motors

Internal heat load – Lighting

Total daily transmission heat gain = 5.0676 + 1.028 = 6.0956 kWh/Day

Transmission load: 4.5084 kWh/Day

Q = changes x volume x energy x (Temp out – Temp in ) / 3600

Q = fans x time x wattage / 1000

Q= lamps x time x wattage / 1000

Internal heat load – People

Total cooling load

Q = 0.55 x 4.7 x ( 33-22) x 24 /1000

Walls and Roof

Internal load = 10.076 kWh/Day

Q = lamps x time x wattage / 1000

Total daily transmission heat gain = 4.1487 kWh/Day

Q = 0.55 x 31.9925 x ( 34-20) x 24 / 1000

Infiltration load = 0.889 kWh/Day

Q = 11 x 16 x 1.3 x ( 34-20 ) /3600

Q = people x time x heat / 1000

Total Cooling load

Q = fans x time x wattage / 1000

Internal heat load – Lighting

Q = U x A x (Temp out – Temp in) x 24 ÷ 1000

Equipment load = 0.91 kWh/Day

Q = changes x volume x energy x (Temp out – Temp in ) / 3600

Q = fans x time x wattage / 1000

Q = 0.55 x 8.2875 x ( 35-23) x 24 / 1000

APPENDIX E - COMPUTATION OF POWER CONSUMPTION MONTHLY

Daily Consumption = 12.4 kWh/day (JULY)

Daily Consumption = 10.4 kWh/day (AUGUST)