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Page 1: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Corporate Headquarters

John Henderson

Marriott Corporation

Page 2: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters

• 1977 construction of ~700,000 square feet

• 1986 addition of ~300,000 square feet

• 8 floors including basement

• Office space operates 7 am to 6:30 pm

• Many areas at ~10% operation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Page 3: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott HeadquartersHVAC & Lighting Equipment in

1989

• One 900 ton & one 750 ton electric centrifugal– R-11 refrigerant, 0.86 & 0.92 kW/ton efficiencies– installed in 1977 with original building construction

• Two 450 ton chillers, 0.62 kW/ton, R-11, circa 1986• Two 1000 ton cooling towers• Two 350 horsepower gas boilers, 175°F hot water• ~12,000 fluorescent fixtures, two 40 watt U-tubes

each ~1800 assorted incandescent lamps & spots

Page 4: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters Project Scenario

• Virtually no maintenance since 1977

• Half of plant didn’t work• Parts leaked, made noise• Not meeting safety

requirements• Not providing building

comfort

boiler room

Page 5: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters“Before” Pictures

sample motor

air handler unit

Page 6: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters Project Challenges

• Everything needed attention at once• Large budget for the wrong things• Set strenuous daily goals• Conserved energy wherever possible• Considered many new systems• Most work and analysis done in-house

Page 7: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters System Solutions

• Short term, through 1994– cleaned up boiler room– rehabbed equipment - motors, boilers, piping,

air handlers, etc.– converted all chillers to R-123– increased cooling tower capacities to 1200

tons– added heat exchanger for free cooling– put electronic ballasts in lighting fixtures

Page 8: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters System Solutions

• Long term, 1994 until today– two new traditional chillers, an ice chiller

and a gas/oil absorber– redesigned chilled water piping for more

effective primary/secondary loops– added window films– extensive rebalancing of air handlers– new motors added– new control system added

Page 9: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters Variety of New Chillers

• One 670 ton electric centrifugal chiller – replaced 900 ton chiller– 0.53 kW/ton efficiency, R-123 refrigerant

• One 530 ton combination gas/oil-fueled absorber– replaces 750 ton chiller, used for peak shaving

Page 10: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters Variety of New Chillers

• One ice chiller and storage system– converted from 450 ton chiller– 2400 tons of ice, or 350 tons of regular cooling,

0.68 kW/ton efficiency, R-123 refrigerant

• One 400 ton electric centrifugal chiller – replaced 450 ton chiller – 0.53 kW/ton efficiency, R-123 refrigerant

• Total of 1950 tons of total cooling capacity, versus 2550 tons previously

ice chiller

ice tank

Page 11: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters Free Cooling

• Condenser water from cooling towers can bypass the chillers

• Cooling towers have variable frequency drives

• Up to 500 tons of cooling provided

• Used during mild weather in spring and fall

Page 12: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters Cooling Load Reductions

• Replaced magnetic ballasts of fluorescent lighting with electronic ballasts

• Added tinted films to windows - block sunlight to reduce solar heat gain

• Complete balancing of air distribution system, including exhaust system

• EnergyStar printers - used sleep mode to reduce energy use

Page 13: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters Cooling System Improvements

• Just finished adding new motors to air handlers- efficiency improved from 87-89% to

94-95%

• New EMS system- Andover 1986 model combined with

1994 model- computerized control, and help

deciding what systems to run when

Page 14: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters Project Timeline

• New facility management in 1989• Plant clean-up began right away and

took 18 months• Plant retrofit work began in 1991• Lighting work in 1992• Window work & AHU balancing in 1994• New chillers installed in 1994

– 1 year of construction

• New AHU motors added in 1998

Page 15: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters Financing Structure

• Won 1st place ENCOMP award in 1992 for large buildings - got us noticed

• $1 million from Maryland Public Service Commission through Washington Gas– paid for gas absorber

• $1 million rebate from Pepco – replaced one chiller, lighting retrofits, added

window films

• Sold one 450 ton R-123 chiller• Saved money by using in-house labor• Used almost no cash to finance the project

Page 16: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters “After” Pictures

boiler room today

color coded piping

Page 17: Marriott Corporate Headquarters John Henderson Marriott Corporation.

Marriott Headquarters Project Results

• Safe, clean, highly efficient plant • Remarkable system innovation &

flexibility• Reduced peak cooling capacity• Much improved tenant/building comfort• No longer using CFC refrigerants

– first CFC conversion to R-123

• Saving 1.8 MWhrs of electricity per year