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1 Comparative Study of Energy Assessments for Small and Medium-Sized Industrial Facilities
Muhannad Al-Haddad

2 Outline Introduction: Industrial Assessment Center Objectives
Methodology Results Conclusions

3 Industrial Assessment Center (IAC)
Funded by Department of Energy Support small and medium-sized manufacturing companies The professional support is NO Cost to participating companies IAC focus Improve energy efficiency Reduce wastes and prevent pollution Improve manufacturing productivity UWM-IAC the only center in Wisconsin Sustainable Manufacturing

4 Objectives Identify most significant Energy Efficiency Opportunities (EEOs) Determine & benchmark potential energy & cost savings per SIC Provide guidance for plant managers, energy engineers and personnel involved in energy audits 1 2 3

5 Methodology SICs Grouping EEOs Grouping (ARs) Implementation Rate
Analysis of 40 assessments for the years 2014 & 2015 SICs Grouping Energy Savings EEOs Grouping (ARs) Implementation Rate Energy Savings Cost Savings Cost Savings SICs EEOs Payback Period

6 Results

7 Results

8 Results

9 Results

10 Conclusions 40 assessments were analyzed based on the SIC and EEO by considering Energy and Cost Savings, Payback Period and Implementation Rate. 5 assessments for Plastic products facilities, while millwork , commercial printing, metal stamping, fabricated metal products, and water supply were visited twice. Commercial printing, sausages and other prepared meats, Aluminum die-castings, Iron and steel forgings, and plastic products facilities have the most significant energy and cost savings per year. A total of 376 ARs were suggested. Lighting, motors, compressors and HVAC EEOs were the most contributing groups in the total of recommendations with about 74% and 26% for the rest of the groups. WMPE and motors groups were the most cost saving (in US$/year) groups, whereas heat recovery and HVAC groups were the most energy saving (in kWh/year) ones. This study could be considered as a guide for plant managers & energy engineers

11 Thank you 120+ ASSESSMENTS 950+ Recommendations 1.0 Tbtu Energy Saving
$9.5M+ Cost Savings 50+ Students Trained


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