ENERGY AUDIT

@ TUP HOSTEL
Submitted by:
Garcia, Apolonia M.
Lacsina, Arnold
Niño, Gian
Pabello, Renz Mae
Udarbe, Monzor
BSME 4D

Submitted to:
Engr. Nelson D. Dela Peña Jr.
 INTRODUCTION

• The opportunity to conduct Energy Audit in TUP Hostel in Technological

University of the Philippines, Ayala Blvd, Ermita, Manila, 1000 Metro Manila
will help Conservation of Energy as possible as we look into Energy Cost
Centers and Energy Intensity in relation to the daily needs and wants of the
occupants
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Characteristics of Energy Consumption at TUP Hostel.
II. Energy Cost Centers (Influence parameters) and characteristics of TUP Hostel.
III. Cause and Effect Diagram
IV. Actual Energy Audit and Quantifying
V. Energy Consumption Equations
VI. Pareto Diagram, Identifying the Major Energy Consuming Centers
a. Energy Conservation opportunities and formulation of Energy Policies in Hostel.
b. Checklist of House Energy Conservation.
VII. Implementation Strategies
a. Energy measures and techniques for promoting energy conservation by improves operations.
VIII. Possible Savings
IX. Discussion or Result
 I. Characteristics of Energy Consumption
at TUP Hostel

Age of Date of Total

Building Building Number of
Address Building Last Major Number of
Name Area (m2) Floors
(years) Renovation Occupants

Ayala
Boulevard,
TUP Hostel 476 117 None 1 132
Ermita,
Manila
• Building Description
This is 4th floor of College of Industrial Education building. The subject unit covers an
estimated 476 m2. This floor has two types of room, one is Set B which has 9 rooms, one huge
comfort and kitchen. In Set A which also has 9 rooms but the comfort room is included and it
has living area. It should be understood that all building sizes noted here are rough
approximations based on site observations, and are for the purposes of this report only. The
visible evidence suggests that the building was constructed approximately 117 years ago. The
building is occupied every day except when its semester break For the purpose of this report.

• Lighting Description
The lighting fixtures for the rooms are of the fluorescent type. As described above, lighting
accounts for approximately 4% of the unit’s energy use. Upgrading the older T12 lighting
technology represents the largest energy savings opportunity in lighting. There is a
refrigerator, in the kitchen area. There are two personal computers in use within the building.
These plug loads are used by the building occupants to perform their tasks every day.
II. Energy Cost Centers (Influence parameters) and
characteristics of TUP Hostel
Manila, Luzon, Philippines (Altitude: 18 m)

• Manila has a tropical wet and dry/

savanna climate with a pronounced
dry season in the low-sun months, no
cold season, wet season is in the
high-sun months. The mean annual
temperature is 27.7°Celsius
(81.9°Fahrenheit). Average monthly
temperatures vary by 4°C (7.2°F).
Total annual precipitation averages
2061 mm (81.1 inches) which is
equivalent to 2061 Litres/m2 (50.55
Gallons/ft2).
III. Cause and Effect Diagram
IV. Actual Energy Audit and Quantifying
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SELF EVALUATING
CHECKLISTS
 Energy Conservation opportunities and
formulation of Energy Policies in TUP HOSTEL
 Discussion of Result
As the result we can see in the evaluation that
action required it shows that there is no corrective
action required. Specific conditions in each category
are determined by completing the corresponding
checklist. Each item being evaluated is identified
and located in the appropriate space on the form.
DOCUMENTATION