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Table A-1: U-Values of Building Envelope Components as Required by TJRBEEDS (W/mK) TJRBEEDS-97 TJRBEEDS-04 Shape coefficient 0.30<Shape Buildings with 5 or Buildings with 4 or <= 0.30 coefficient <=0.35 more stories fewer stories Roof 0.80 0.60 0.50 0.40 Exterior wall 1.16 0.82 0.60 0.45 Un-heated stairwell Partition wall 1.70 1.70 1.50 1.50 Apartment entry door 1.70 1.70 1.50 1.50 Window 4.00 4.00 2.70 2.50 Balcony door Glazed portion 4.00 4.00 2.70 2.70 Non-glazed portion 1.70 1.70 1.50 1.50 Building entry door Glazed portion NA NA 4.00 4.00 Non-glazed portion 1.70 1.70 1.50 1.50 Exposed floor 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 (to outside air) Basement ceiling floor 0.55 0.55 0.55 0.55 Ground NA NA Perimeter 0.52 0.52 Non-perimeter 0.30 0.30 Sources: Liu (2006); Tianjin Residential Building Energy-Efficient Design Standards, 1997 and 2004 Table A-2. Assumptions on intervention of buildings envelope performance enhancement with U-value in parentheses BEE Scenario Roof Exterior wall Window exposed floor Air tightness (V/hr) 0.6
Base case
-100mm steel reinforced concrete floor -20 mm cement mortar -4mm water proof -4m joint mortar - 40mm stone concrete (2.0) + 50mm EPS (0.59)
Simpleglazed with steel frame (6.4) Concrete floor: 100 mm -20mm of interior finish 20mm exterior plaster -mortar190mm concrete block -90mm decorative brick
(4,37)
TJ-97
0.5
TJ- 2004
+80mm EPS
(0,7) 0.5 +20mm EPS panel and 35mm XPS panel plus finish (0,52) 0.45 +20mm EPS panel and 35mm XPS panel plus finish
(0.4)
(0.42)
TJ-RT2005
+80mm EPS
+70 mm EPS
TJ-SWE
(2.7) 6 Low-E+12 air filling + 6 transparent , ratio of window to wall is 25% (2.9) 6+ 12mm argon filling +6 , PVC 25% of window surface (2.6) 6mm Low-E with argon filling
(0,52) 0.35 +20mm EPS panel and 35mm XPS panel plus finish (0,52) 0.3 +20mm EPS panel and 35mm XPS panel plus finish 0,52
(0.17) Note: U-value of PVC window frames: 2.7 W/m K U-value of metal window frames: 5.3 W/m K Building envelope integrity U-value
(2.0)
Table A-3 Energy conversion efficiency * in different supply systems considered in the model capacity Plant thermal efficiency Electric efficiency Distribution networks efficiency Heat to power ratio
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ele
dist
District coal fired boiler District coalfired CHP District gasfired CHP Municipal gasfired plant Household gas boiler
* All efficiency numeraires refer to the average operation efficiency instead of rated efficiency which may vary depending on the load factor and actual operation condition. Table A-4 Costs in different heat supply systems Capital cost O&M cost
Supply option District coal fired boiler District coal-fired CHP District gas-fired CHP Municipal gas-fired plant Household gas boiler
Yuan/KWth 450
Yuan/KWe
Yuan/KWh (electricity)
Note: Heating supply system capital costs and O&M cost in the thermal power plants is estimated based on Liu(2006) in which a dozen of both public and private heat supply utility companies have been interviewed; Ye et al., (2001); Cummins(2004); CNMEDI (2006).