Dear Sir, Madame
I working on integrated the hydrogen energy carrier in a multi_energy system in a neighborhood or a city, for that, I need to use data of any neighborhood or a city. So I need the profiles of electricity and heating energy demand
I need the number of the inhabitants of the neighborhood if it's possible
Thank you
best regards
I am the lead developer of City Building Energy Saver, which is a free web-based tool for urban system research. The tool can automatically generate urban building energy models, benchmark buildings with other cities, and perform city scale energy retrofit analysis.
I just finished the modeling of 940 office and retail buildings in Northeast San Francisco. You can go to http://citybes.lbl.gov
Under the Start tab, select Northeast San Francisco 8665 Buildings from the Building Datasets, and click Start an Analysis.
Go to the Simulate tab, and click the "Download baseline hourly load profile results".
It includes the hourly load profiles for each buildings as well as a summary file for the basic information of those buildings.
There are many sources for such data. For example, please check the Energy Information Administration (EIA) of the U.S. Department of Energy website as they typically publish this data in downloadable excel files. Another source is the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) in Palo Alto, California. Here is the website:
www.epri.org
Hope this helps answer your question.
Professor Yehia Khalil, Yale University USA
Fellow of the University of Oxford, UK
Dear Yixing chan, Yehia F. Khalil , Thank you for your responses ,
I need to have the amount of electrical energy being used (not for heating) and the amount of energy needed to heat the buildings, I'm going to integrate the hydrogen energy carrier and electricity from the grid to meet the demand of electrical and heating energy.
Wich columns in Excel file should I consider (from the above list)
Thank you
best regards
Hi Achour,
You need to sum up the electricity consumption in columns 1 through 13 to get the total electricity consumption in J or MJ per hour.
Hope this helps answer your question.
Professor Yehia Khalil, Yale University, USA
Fellow of the University of Oxford, UK
Hi Achour,
You can use column 1 for electricity and column 17 for the heating demand.
Column 1 equals to the sum of columns 2 to 10.
Column 17 equals to the sum of columns 18 and 19.
Best Regards.
Dear Achour Hadjar
Would you mind sending me a electricity and heating demand profiles, Thanks! My e-mail address: [email protected]
how can i get hr by hr heating, cooling and electrical load profile of a commercial building
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