T/STIC 130030-2024 Guidelines for Rational Energy Use in Laboratory Building for Inspection and Testing
T/STIC 130030-2024 Guidelines for Rational Energy Use in Laboratory Building for Inspection and Testing
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Scope: This document specifies the general requirements for rational energy use in inspection and testing laboratory buildings, energy consumption indicators, statistical scope, and calculation methods. This document applies to the calculation and evaluation of energy consumption in normal operation of inspection and testing laboratory buildings, excluding R&D-oriented inspection and testing laboratories and animal rooms in enterprises. Main technical content: 1. Energy consumption indicators for single-type inspection and testing laboratory buildings. Inspection and testing laboratories are classified by discipline into physical laboratories, chemical laboratories, and biological laboratories. Each single-type inspection and testing laboratory building should strive to meet the reasonable values specified in Table 1 through strengthened management. For those that do not meet the requirements, energy-saving technical renovations and management measures should be implemented to improve the energy efficiency of the building and meet the indicators. When constructing new inspection and testing laboratory buildings, the building operation energy consumption indicators should be included in the evaluation. Table 1: Summary of energy consumption indicators for inspection and testing laboratory buildings Laboratory category Comparable unit Comprehensive energy consumption (ecc), kgce/(m2?a) Reasonable value Advanced value Physical class ≤30.5 ≤15.4 Chemical class ≤61.4 ≤41.4 Biological class ≤73.6 ≤57.2 2. Comprehensive energy consumption indicators for inspection and testing laboratory equipment. The comprehensive energy consumption indicators for inspection and testing laboratory equipment reflect the management level of laboratory energy use, and their advanced and reasonable values are shown in Table 2. Table 2: Summary of comprehensive energy consumption indicators for inspection and testing laboratory equipment (CIEE) Laborat