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1 Advanced Evaporative Pre-Cooling

2 Association of Energy Engineers
Revolution in Evaporative Cooling September 26, 2017 Association of Energy Engineers

3 Jerry Burden Owner, EvaporTech
35+ Years Commercial HVAC Mechanical contractor Commercial HVAC services Sheet metal contractor

4 Jerry Burden Owner, EvaporTech
Industry Leader Past Pres Mechanical Contractors Assoc Board Member Tx Plumbing Edu. Council Industry boards & committees

5 Jerry Burden Owner, EvaporTech
EvaporTech Services, LLC Exclusive Evaporcool Rep Authorized turn-key installations Approved TIPS vendor

6 Glen Rhoden CEM, ATEM Energy Management 22 years K-12 market
Energy Mgr Cypress Fairbanks ISD Energy & Sustainability Mgr HISD Asst. Director MEP & Energy Mgmt Round Rock, ISD

7 Glen Rhoden CEM, ATEM Industry Leader Certified Energy Manager
Accredited Texas Energy Manager Co-founded TEMA TEMA Board Member & Past Pres.

8 R EVOLUTION

9 Reduce electrical consumption
In 2011, the Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill 898 amending the Health and Safety Code § to require each political subdivision, institution of higher education, or state agency to establish a goal to reduce electrical consumption by at least five percent each fiscal year for ten years beginning September 1, Each entity must report to the State Energy Conservation Office (SECO) regarding the entity’s efforts to meet the goal, and progress the entity has made. Senate Bill 898 PROBLEM Reduce electrical consumption at least 5% for 10 years

10 vs. Inefficient Buildings Costs Profits Efficient Buildings

11 Energy efficiency conserves resources
efficiencies are common & affordable but…

12 AIR CONDITIONING consumes the most energy and few AFFORDABLE solutions exist to DRAMATICALLY improve efficiency

13 There now...wasn’t that simple?
Solution There now...wasn’t that simple?

14 Evaporative Cooling Technology
REVOLUTION Efficiency $ + Rebates = avings

15 20° drop in tem- perature reduces compressor and condenser-fan energy usage by
15% - 30%

16 saving 22% on average

17 Reduces Increases Extends Protects Energy usage Tonnage capability
Peak demand $ Head pressure Maintenance Increases Tonnage capability System reliability Extends Equipment life Protects Coils from debris and damage

18 Computerized Controller
Non-Invasive System Attaches with magnets Requires no recirculation or drain systems Computerized Controller Monitors external temp in real-time Sprays precise water, only inside frame Minimizes water usage

19 Computerized Controller (cont’d)
Keeps filter media saturated* Eliminates water on coils & roof Filters dirt away from coils Keeps coils in optimum operation Alerts user of any problems * Air-pressure drop thru the filter media is minimal

20 Sample Installation

21 Installation Before After

22 Water Piping Schematic

23 Performance Monitoring
Advantages Quickly confirms system status Illustrates real-time energy savings Monitors & checks cooling or refrigeration condenser performance Spots system performance trends or potential maintenance issues

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25 Performance Monitoring
Ambient dry bulb temp Ambient relative humidity Ambient wet bulb temp Ambient dew point Compressor power Condenser inlet air temp Condenser liquid line temp System spray percentage Points Monitored

26 Conserves Water

27 “Electricity production consumes 20+ gallons
Water Usage Notes National Averages Can range gallons per kWh created Depends on type of power plant “Electricity production consumes 20+ gallons per kWh created” Nat’l Renewable Energy Lab ~1.9 gallons per kWh saved Conserves ~90% water, saves electricity Ex: 75 ton A/C unit consumes $78 of water / year Saves $7K+ electricity / year

28 Water Conservation reduces demand and consumption of electricity while
saving water in the community it serves

29 Commercial Facility – Marysville, CA Trane CGA Series 50-Ton, Air-Cooled Chiller
Summary Results

30 Telecom Facility – Houston, TX
Trane RTAA 100-Ton, R Series Air-Cooled Chiller Summary Results

31 Peak Demand Savings (%)
A function of climate, utility rates & utility incentives

32 Texas Utility REBATES

33 US Utility Rebates

34 Join the Revolution OEMs Large End Users

35 EvaporTech Services, LLC
Jerry Burden EvaporTech Services, LLC


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