Evaluación De Impactos Del Sistema De Calentamiento Solar Del Agua Sanitaria En El Hospital General Clínico Quirúrgico Dr. Juan Bruno Zayas Alfanso. Impact Assessment on the Water Solar Heating System at General Hospital Dr. Juan Bruno Zayas Alfonso

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Herrera-Cleger, Roberto Iván Lesme-Jaén, René Despaigne-Wilson, Husseyn
Copyright Year	2015
Abstract	RESUMEN En el trabajo se presenta la evaluacion del impacto economico, social y medioambiental del sistema de calentamiento de agua por energia solar instalado en el Hospital General Clinico Quirurgico Dr. Juan Bruno Zayas Alfonso de Santiago de Cuba. Se hizo un analisis del consumo y el costo de los principales portadores energeticos del hospital. Se realizo la evaluacion termica del sistema de calentamiento solar y su impacto economico en los indicadores de consumo. El impacto ambiental se determino a partir de la cantidad de CO 2 , NO 2 y SO 2 que se deja de emitir al medioambiente. El impacto social se evaluo a partir del grado de satisfaccion de los pacientes con el servicio. Esta propuesta permitio ahorrar 152.4 MWh/ano, 11.8 Ton de Fuel Oil/ano ($ 9639.77 CUP y 8376.5 USD). Se dejaron de emitir al medioambiente 43 toneladas de CO 2 /ano y 1.6 toneladas de SO 2 /ano. El 92 % de los pacientes encuestados expreso su satisfaccion, solo el 17 % manifesto insatisfaccion. ABSTRACT The study shows the assessment of the economic, social and environmental impact of the water solar heating system installed at the General Hospital Dr. Juan Bruno Zayas Alfonso, in Santiago de Cuba. An analysis of the consumption, and the cost of the main energy carriers at the hospital, was made. The thermal evaluation of the solar heating system was conducted and its economic impact on consumption indicators was also analyzed. The environmental impact was determined according to the not-emitted amount of CO 2 , NO 2 and SO 2 to the environment. The social impact is evaluated regarding the patient´s satisfaction degree with the service. This proposal resulted in savings of 152.4 MWh / year, 11.8 Ton Fuel Oil / year ($ 9,639.77 CUP and 8376.5 USD). Forty three tons of CO 2 / year and 1.6 tons of SO 2 / year were not emitted to the environment. The 92% of the patients surveyed expressed satisfaction with the solar heating system, and only 17% expressed dissatisfaction.
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