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2019 CO2 Emission and Energy Consumption for Different Climate and Building Materials

With the development of technology from past to present, the types, properties and product range of the materials used in the buildings are quite developed. Therefore, the effects of climate, environmental conditions and energy consumption cannot be ignored for selecting these materials used in the buildings. Usage of materials with the same characteristics for buildings to be built on different climate may lead to adverse effects about energy-saving and green gasses. Furthermore, the use of the same materials may not be a proper approach even in buildings with a different purpose. In this study, forecasting of energy consumption and CO2 emission is analyzed by utilizing artificial neural network structure according to different climate criteria and material characteristics for public buildings built in recent years. The Effect levels to energy consumption and CO2 emission of the building materials and the climate criteria are determined for buildings serving the same using purpose in different climate characteristics. For the study, different pilot regions where the public buildings are located are chosen according to climatic characteristics and five different building materials used in these public buildings are taken into account. When the results compare according to CO2 emission and energy consumption, it was observed that the conditions which obtain most efficient results are different

International Data Science & Engineering Symposium
IDSES

Salih HİMMETOĞLU Yılmaz DELİCE Emel KIZILKAYA AYDOĞAN

341 225
Subject Area: Engineering Broadcast Area: International Type: Oral Paper Language: English
2019 Covering-Based Generalized IF-Rough Set Models For A Selecting HVAC System

In today's urban life, most of the people's time is spent at home or work office. For this reason, design and selecting of building materials that control heating (H), ventilation (V) and air conditioning (AC) are essential. The building materials called, in short HVAC, must simultaneously provide high comfort, low cost and high energy productivity. Furthermore, HVAC must be appropriately designed to prevent adverse effects on the environment and climate. In this study, nine different HVAC systems were examined according to nine different criteria over cost, pollution, comfort and energy which are considered as four main factors in the selection of HVAC systems. Since some of the criteria for HVAC systems are described as linguistic, it is not possible to evaluate the systems with traditional methods using crisp values. Therefore, we propose generalized intuitionistic fuzzy (IF) - rough set models which are a new and flexible method. IFneighborhoods are formed by using IF-implicator and IF-t norms, and upper and lower approximations in rough set theory are calculated according to the neighborhoods. Covering-based generalized IF rough set models are generated by using the approximations and IF-TOPSIS method. According to the obtained results, we can see that the proposed method is an appropriate decision-making method which considers the uncertainties in the linguistic expressions for selecting the most suitable HVAC system.

International Data Science & Engineering Symposium
IDSES

Salih HİMMETOĞLU Emel KIZILKAYA AYDOĞAN Yılmaz DELİCE

341 198
Subject Area: Engineering Broadcast Area: International Type: Oral Paper Language: English
2019 Environmental Impact Assessment of Two Alternative Wastewater Neutralization Chemicals in Textile Industry Wastewater Treatment Plant

The wastewater treatment in the textile industry is of special importance due to the intensive use of chemicals and dyes. However, wastewater treatment plants have impacts on environmental and these environmental impacts should also be evaluated and minimized. Neutralization is one of the processes with the huge chemical consumption in the wastewater treatment plant. Therefore, the chemical alternatives used in the neutralization process should be compared in terms of their environmental impacts. In this study, the performances of carbon dioxide and sulfuric acid as two alternative chemicals used in the neutralization process applied in a textile factory wastewater treatment plant are compared using the life cycle approach. The neutralization process using carbon dioxide yielded better results in the categories of abiotic depletion, fossil fuels, ozone layer depletion (ODP), fresh aquatic ecotoxicity, marine aquatic ecotoxicity, terrestrial ecotoxicity, photochemical oxidation, acidification, and eutrophication.

International Data Science & Engineering Symposium
IDSES

Fatma Şener FİDAN Emel KIZILKAYA AYDOĞAN Niğmet UZAL

303 245
Subject Area: Engineering Broadcast Area: International Type: Oral Paper Language: English