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By: Wulfinghoff, Donald R. © 1999
Energy Institute Press
Description: This primary reference, how-to guide, and sourcebook for energy conservation lets you improve efficiency and save money in all types of buildings and plants, ranging from individual houses to commercial buildings to large institutions and industrial plants.
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Front Matter
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Keys to the Measures, Ratings, and Selection Scorecard
How to Use the Energy Efficiency Manual
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How to Use the Energy Efficiency Manual in Knovel
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Table of Contents
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Interactive Graphs
Table (47)
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Interactive Index to the Measures
Table (394)
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Section 1: Boiler Plant
1.1 Equipment Scheduling and Operating Practices
1.2 Boiler Plant Efficiency Measurement
1.3 Air-Fuel Ratio
1.4 Burner and Fan Systems
1.5 Draft Control
1.6 Firesides and Watersides
1.7 Combustion Gas Heat Transfer And Heat Recovery
1.8 Condensate, Feedwater, and Water Treatment
1.9 Fuel Oil Systems
1.10 Steam And Water Leakage
1.11 Conduction and Radiation Losses
1.12 System Design for Efficient Low-Load Heating
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Section 2: Chiller Plant
2.1 Equipment Scheduling And Operating Practices
2.2 Optimum Operating Temperatures
2.3 Condenser and Evaporator Heat Transfer Efficiency
2.4 Heat Rejection Equipment
2.5 Pump Energy Consumption
2.6 Compressors
2.7 Refrigerant Condition
2.8 System Design for Efficient Low-Load Cooling
2.9 Exploiting Low Ambient Temperature for Water Chilling
2.10 Heat Recovery From Chillers
2.11 Cooling Thermal Storage
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Section 3: Service Water Systems
3.1 Reducing Service Water Consumption
3.2 Water Heating Systems
3.3 Service Water Pumping
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Section 4: Air Handling Systems
4.1 Minimizing Duration of Operation
4.2 Outside Air Intake and Building Pressurization
4.3 Single-Zone Systems
4.4 Single-Duct Reheat Systems
4.5 Dual-Duct Reheat Systems
4.6 Multizone Systems
4.7 Variable-Air-Volume Single-Duct Systems
4.8 Variable-Air-Volume Dual-Duct Systems
4.9 Induction Systems
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Section 5: Room Conditioning Units & Self-Contained HVAC Equipment
5.1 Minimizing Equipment Operation
5.2 Radiators and Convectors
5.3 Fan-Coil Units
5.4 Self-Contained Air Conditioners and Through-Wall Heat Pumps
5.5 Remotely Cooled Air Conditioning Units and Heat Pumps
5.6 Heat Pump Loop Systems (Additional Measures)
5.7 Direct-Fired Heating Units
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Section 6: Building Air Leakage
6.1 Personnel Doors
6.2 Garage, Loading, and Equipment Doors
6.3 Window Air Leakage
6.4 Other Envelope Leakage
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Section 7: Building Insulation
7.1 Roofs and Attics
7.2 Walls and Soffits
7.3 Glazing Insulation
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Section 8: Control and Use of Sunlight
8.1 Reducing Cooling Load: Windows & Skylights
8.2 Reducing Cooling Load: Opaque Surfaces & Overall
8.3 Daylighting
8.4 Passive Solar Heating
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Section 9: Artificial Lighting
9.1 Lamps and Fixtures, Incandescent
9.2 Lamps and Fixtures, Fluorescent
9.3 Lamps and Fixtures, H.I.D. and L.P.S.
9.4 Lighting Controls, Manual
9.5 Lighting Controls, Automatic
9.6 Lighting Layout
9.7 Fixture Maintenance and Marking
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Section 10: Independent Energy-Using Components
10.1 A. C. Induction Motors
10.2 Centrifugal Pumps
10.3 Fans
10.4 Standby Equipment
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Section 11: Reference Notes
Group 1. Energy Management Tools
Group 2. Energy Sources
Group 3. Mechanical Equipment
Group 4. Building Envelope
Group 5. Lighting
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Contributors of Illustrations
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Disclaimer & Warning
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Index
