Industrial Energy Assessment and Efficiency 2010

Conquering effective energy auditing strategies to hedge out energy costs while increasing performance and energy efficiency in industrial buildings

Energy loss in any industrial process or plant is unavoidable and can be seen as a foregone conclusion. Unfortunately its current economic and environmental impacts cannot be taken lightly, hence the growing need for industrial energy efficiency.There are various reasons that can cause energy losses in a plant, such as poor designs that do not incorporate energy efficiency specifications, operations that run inefficiently and non-energy efficiency conscious maintenance programmes. Addressing queries such as what are the benchmarks for energy efficient industrial uses of energy, where can you find energy savings in your plant, which is worth pursuing, the ROI, and how to effectively present it to the upper management plays an important part. The best method to acquire this information is through energy audits. To have a lasting impact, any energy improvement project must serve your production and business goals as well as integrate with your plant control and information systems.

marcus evans Industrial Energy Assessment and Efficiency course will look at strategic insights and in-depth processes that support energy efficiency while providing you with clarifications on conducting energy audits; a systematic study on major energy consuming sections and equipments including construction of heat and mass balance with a view to identify the flow of energy, utilisation efficiency of energy in each of the steps and pin-point wasteful energy used. Conducted by a worldclass course facilitator, this course will benefit you and your organisation by revealing the areas of energy wastage and suggestions on saving energy.