A manager's guide to the important areas of energy cost cutting, presented by three energy professionals. The text addresses subjects such as: energy auditing; HVAC; boilers and industrial wastes; steam generation and distribution; control systems and computers; maintenance; process energy management; alternative energy sources; waste reduction and hazardous waste management.

Guide to energy management

Science & Math

William J Kennedy

Wayne C. Turner

Barney L. Capehart

Technology

Distributed by PTR Prentice-Hall

Energy Management Handbook

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

PRENTICE/HALL

Guide to Energy Management

Here is a manager's guide to the most important areas of energy cost cutting, written by three of the most respected energy professionals in the industry. The basic objectives of energy management are insightfully examined, and the most effective techniques and tools for achieving results are presented and illustrated. Subjects covered include energy auditing, rate structures, economic evaluation techniques, lighting efficiency improvement, HVAC optimization, combustion and use of industrial wastes, steam generation and distribution system performance, control systems and computers, process energy management, maintenance considerations, insulation, renewable energy sources, and industrial water management. Other topics discussed include solar energy use and applications of energy management to industrial processes.

William J. Kennedy Barney L. Capehart, Wayne C. Turner

Fairmont Pr

Here in its thoroughly revised third edition is a  manager's guide to the most important areas of energy cost  cutting. Written by three of the most respected energy professionals  in the industry, Guide to Energy Management examines the fundamental  objectives of the energy management process, and illustrates  techniques and tools proven effective for achieving results. Many new  ideas and technologies will be needed in the federal sector in the new  millennium to meet the goal of the executive orders signed by  President Clinton to reduce energy use 30% by the year 2005, and 35%  by 2010. The authors have included valuable insights which address  meeting these specific goals, as well as tools for building the skills  needed to succeed in the fast changing energy management field. The  third edition offers a new chapter written by co-author Kennedy on  tying maintenance into the energy management program. Other key topics  include energy auditing, rate structures, economic evaluation  techniques, lighting efficiency improvement, HVAC optimization,  combustion and use of industrial wastes, steam generation and  distribution system performance, control systems and computers,  process energy management, insulation, renewable energy and industrial  water management.

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Fairmont Press

Revised and updated handbook for energy management professionals and engineers. Features updated and new chapters on boilers, lighting and electricity, HVAC system optimization, gas utility rate schedules, and a host of myriad topics of current interest in the field. Previous edition: c1996. DLC: Power resources--Handbooks, manuals, etc.

Energy Management Handbook : By Wayne C. Turner

<p><P>This book will capture the heart of everyone who ever climbed a tree or gone fishing with their dad. Beyond that, it takes the reader deep into the life of a man whose father showed him how to hunt as well as how to live and how to pass the heritage on to his sons and theirs. Enjoy personal moments in the life of a great outdoorsman who has keen insight into life, the earth and her creatures. You won't shake off these stories after closing the book you'll be hooked."</p>

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