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Steam Systems Best Practices
This interactive one day workshop, designed for industrial and large commercial facilities,
will cover the economic and operational benefits that are a direct result of the implementation
of steam system best practices. In this session you will learn how to identify opportunities
in your facility and develop an overall implementation strategy that will result in energy
and cost savings.
The course is $150 and includes training materials, continental breakfast and lunch. Through
the generous support of our utility partners, we can offer this $300 program for just $150.
You can be fully reimbursed for the cost of this course if you implement an energy efficiency
project with Focus on Energy within six months and receive approved custom or prescriptive
incentives.
This class was held on October 30, 2007. An additional class is planned for October of 2008.
Steam Systems Assessment
Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy
The Steam System Improvement Workshop covers the operation of typical steam systems and discusses
methods of system efficiency improvement. The one-day workshop is designed for end users--at
the energy manager, steam system supervisor, engineer and operations level--who have steam
system responsibilities in industrial and institutional plants. The workshop is divided into
three major categories:
- Steam Generation Efficiency: The boiler is investigated with the target of obtaining
optimum steam generation efficiency.
- Resource Utilization Effectiveness: Encompasses fuel selection, combined heat and power
systems, steam system balancing and steam end users. The course covers the basic concepts
of combined heat and power systems along with opportunities associated with steam system
balancing.
- Steam Distribution System Losses: Focus areas include, steam leaks, heat transfer loss
through insulation and condensate loss.
For each of the categories the workshop goes into detail about the equipment and theory of
operation. Several case studies are presented from steam system surveys conducted by the
course developer.
The fee for this course is $55 and includes continental breakfast, lunch and training materials.
This class was held on October 3, 2007.
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