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    Introductio N To Energy Management

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    This document provides an introduction to energy management and energy audits. It defines energy and the law of conservation of energy. Energy management is defined as optimizing energy systems and procedures to reduce energy requirements per unit of output while holding costs constant or reducing them. The objectives of energy management are to optimize energy procurement and utilization, minimize energy costs and waste without affecting production, and minimize environmental effects. Energy audits verify, monitor, and analyze energy use to identify recommendations for improving efficiency.

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    Introductio N To Energy Management

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    This document provides an introduction to energy management and energy audits. It defines energy and the law of conservation of energy. Energy management is defined as optimizing energy systems and procedures to reduce energy requirements per unit of output while holding costs constant or reducing them. The objectives of energy management are to optimize energy procurement and utilization, minimize energy costs and waste without affecting production, and minimize environmental effects. Energy audits verify, monitor, and analyze energy use to identify recommendations for improving efficiency.

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    This document provides an introduction to energy management and energy audits. It defines energy and the law of conservation of energy. Energy management is defined as optimizing energy systems and procedures to reduce energy requirements per unit of output while holding costs constant or reducing them. The objectives of energy management are to optimize energy procurement and utilization, minimize energy costs and waste without affecting production, and minimize environmental effects. Energy audits verify, monitor, and analyze energy use to identify recommendations for improving efficiency.

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    The key takeaways are that energy exists in different forms and can be converted from one form to another. Energy management aims to optimize energy usage and reduce costs and environmental impact.

    Energy exists in several forms such as heat, kinetic or mechanical energy, light, potential energy, electrical or other forms.

    The objectives of energy management are to achieve optimum energy procurement and utilization, minimize energy costs and waste without affecting production, and minimize environmental effects.

    INTRODUCTIO

    N TO ENERGY
    MANAGEMENT

    What is Energy?
    Energy is the capacity of the physical system to
    perform work. Energy exists in several forms such as
    heat, kinetic or mechanical energy, light, potential
    energy, electrical or other forms.
    According to the law of conservation of energy, the
    total energy of a system remains constant, though
    energy may transform into another form
    For example, two billiard balls colliding, may come
    to rest, with the resulting energy converting to sound
    and perhaps a little bit of heat, at the point of
    collision.

    What is Energy Management?


    The strategy of adjusting and optimizing
    energy, using systems and procedures so as to
    reduce energy requirements per unit of output
    while holding constant or reducing total costs of
    producing the output from this systems

    Objective of Energy Management


    1. To achieve and maintain optimum energy
    procurement and utilisation, throughout
    the organization.
    2. To minimize energy costs / waste
    without affecting the production and
    quality.
    3. To minimize environmental effects.

    Why is it Important?
    The Global need to save energy
    Controlling and reducing
    consumption at your organization
    Reduce Costs
    Reduce carbon emissions
    Reduce risks

    energy

    How to Manage Energy Consumption


    1. Metering your energy consumption and
    collecting the data
    2. Finding and quantifying opportunities to
    save energy
    3. Targeting the opportunities to save
    energy
    4. Tracking your progress at saving energy

    Energy Management Objectives


    Clarified
    The basic objective of any Energy
    Management System is to answer five
    question:
    1.How much energy is consumed
    2.How is the energy consumed
    3.Where is the energy consumed
    4.When is the energy consumed
    5.What is the quality of the energy
    consumed

    Principles of Energy
    Management
    To control the costs of the energy
    function or service provided, but not
    the MWh of the energy
    To control energy functions as a
    product cost, not as a part of
    manufacturing or general overhead

    To control and meter only the main


    energy functions
    To put the major effort of an energy
    management program into installing
    controls and achieving results

    What is Energy Audit?


    The verification, monitoring
    and analysis of use of energy
    including submission of technical
    report
    containing
    recommendations for improving
    energy
    efficiency
    with
    cost
    benefit analysis and an action
    plan
    to
    reduce
    energy
    consumption.

    Importance of Energy Audit


    The three top operating expenses are energy
    (both electrical and thermal) , labour and
    materials.
    Energy would emerge as a top ranker for cost
    reduction
    Primary objective of Energy Audit is to
    determine ways to reduce energy consumption
    per unit of product output or to lower operating
    costs
    Energy Audit provides a Bench Mark
    (Reference Point) for managing energy in the
    organization.

    Types of Energy Audit


    Walk-Through Audit
    Utility Cost Analysis
    Standard Energy Audit
    Detailed Energy Audit

    General Procedure for a


    Detailed Energy Audit
    Step 1: Building and Utility Data
    Analysis
    Step 2: Walk-Through Survey
    Step 3: Baseline for Building Energy Use
    Step 4: Evaluation of Energy Savings
    Meaures

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