Abstract
In this paper the energy characteristics of the building thermal mass storage system with the chilled water storage system is evaluated. A typical commercial building model is simulated by a computer and the influence of the regions, the daily weather and the heat load in the room is examined. The results show that the increase rate of the cooling load and the electricity consumption is high in the months of the low cooling load comparing with the non-storage case. And the building thermal mass storage system with the water storage reduces the primal energy consumption by 2.7% and the exhaust carbon dioxide by 10.4% in the optimized case in Tokyo.
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