Practical Guide to Energy Management for Facilities Engineers and Plant Managers »

By Thomas E. Mull

This new volume examines practical applications and useful examples for conserving energy and reducing energy costs in commercial,institutional, and industrial plants and facilities.

The first part of the book provides an introduction, and the basic scientific principles and economics of energy management.

The second part is a clearly written, comprehensive handbook of the most commonly used energy-consuming equipment and system, including: Steam and Hydronic Boilers; Steam Systems; Hydronic and Pumping Systems;

Chillers and Chilled Water Systems; Cooling Towers and Fluid Coolers; Air Distribution and HVAC Systems; Electrical and Lighting Systems;

Compressed Air Systems; Refrigeration Systems; Cogeneration Systems; Heat Recovery Systems; Thermal Storage Systems; Control and Energy Management Systems.

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This guide examines practical applications and presents examples for conserving energy and reducing energy costs in commercial, institutional, and industrial plants and facilities. Registered Mechanical Engineer Mull provides an introduction to the basic scientific principles and economics of energy management. Then commonly-used energy-consuming equipment and systems are profiled. Some of the topics covered include steam and hydronic boilers, and pumping, chilled water, air distribution, HVAC, electrical, lighting, compressed air, refrigeration, heat recovery, cogeneration, energy management, and thermal storage systems. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)