Topic: Heating/Cooling

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10 cooler ideas for refrigeration system efficiency
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Just as plant refrigeration processes are demanding more energy, plant operations professionals are pushing to reduce overall energy consumption in their manufacturing operations. Why? Because indications are that the future cost of energy will continue to rise. Follow these 10 ideas to improve your refrigeration system efficiency.

What Works: Hyperthermia cured in Pennsylvania
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Roof cooling system preserves safety and productivity.

Selecting the correct heater insulation material
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Be sure to keep the heater at the forefront of your mind when selecting a mold system. The insulation you ultimately select is a critical consideration.

DOE boiler software is a hot way to save energy
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Take a look at a parametric study to quantify energy savings from five common best practices for packaged boiler systems. Then use the free software to perform a plant-specific study of your own.

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White Papers: In depth research


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Heating/Cooling | Ten steps to solving cooling problems caused by high-density server deployment | Plant Services APC 02/16/2006
This paper from APC provides a ten-step approach for increasing cooling efficiency, cooling capacity, and power density in existing data centers. 
Optimal Temperature Sensor Selection Single Iteration 01/31/2006
There’s no simple solution to achieving accurate temperature measurement. It’s a combination of knowing the inherent accuracy of particular sensor types, but also how environmental factors can create further measurement uncertainty and the sensor calibration techniques available to reduce this uncertainty. 
Selecting SCR power controllers to reduce heat control system panel costs Chromalox 06/15/2005
This six-page PDF white paper discusses how to control costs when using building control panels. 
Liquid hydrocarbon dropout in natural gas infrastructure North American Energy Standards Board 05/05/2005
Economics are driving natural gas suppliers to leave more liquefiable hydrocarbons in gas delivered to end user plants. The white paper "Liquid Hydrocarbon Dropout in Natural Gas Infrastructure" describes how the practice may affect your product quality as well as maintenance, reliability and efficiency of combustion equipment. 
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