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Understanding Energy Use Frank Rendina NYPD
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The Police Academy FY 2013FY 2014 FY 2012FY 2013 Jun-2013Jul-2013Aug-2013Jun-2012Jul-2012Aug-2012%Increase June % Increase July % Increase August Electricity Cost ($)$61,987.32$74,456.47$63,572.75$68,647.81$75,779.87$61,224.27-9.70%-1.75%3.84% Electricity Demand (KW) 1,020.241,057.20949.201,020.241,078.081,028.880.00%-1.94%-7.74% Electricity Usage (KWH) 421,600.00530,000.00486,000.00446,400.00486,400.00478,800.00-5.56%8.96%1.50% Steam (mlbs) 107.0079.00143.0076.0058.0067.0040.79%36.21%113.43% Steam Cost ($)$9,183.25$9,202.01$9,533.60$7,449.88$7,821.97$7,419.6423.27%17.64%28.49% Total Cost ($)$71,170.57$83,658.48$73,106.35$76,097.69$83,601.84$68,643.91-6.47%0.07%6.50% Total Usage (mmBTUs) 1,558.451,897.131,818.461,608.461,724.871,708.98-3.11%9.99%6.41%
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Possible Causes Additional steam consuming equipment Leaks in the steam lines Leaky steam traps Faulty equipment
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Typical Hourly Usage
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Operating Characteristics of Facility Classes are held 18 hours/day Facility has cadets, Traffic, School Safety and civilian classes all through the day. Classes end by midnight.
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The Showers
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Existing System
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The Solution Install low flow shower heads Include individual isolation valves
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The Calculations Typical flow = 3.5 gallons/min Q= M C Delta T Q for 1 faucet= 78,750 BTU/hr Q for 55 faucets= 4,331,250 BTU/hr Typical flow = 5 gallons/min Q= M C Delta T Q for 1 faucet= 112,500 BTU/hr Q for 10 faucets= 1,125,000 BTU/hr Combined Q= 5,456,250 BTU/hr
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The Energy Savings Assumption: 15% the total number of showers are used during the day. Potential Savings using 2.0 gpm shower heads only: 56,953,125 BTU/Month Potential Cost Savings for August: $4,422.90
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Lessons Learned Understand how the building is being used Expect the unlikely Exhaust all avenues Have fun doing it
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Questions
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