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Advanced Lighting Controls .............................................39Alternate Energy: Assessment & Implementation Reference Book ..................................................................54Alternative Fuels: The Future of Hydrogen .....................54Bioterrorism: A Guide for Facility Managers ...................58Boiler Operator’s Handbook .............................................46Boiler Plant & Distribution System Optimization Manual ...........................................................................50Business Energy Professional Reference Library CD ......24Carbon Reduction: Policies, Strategies & Technologies ..................................................................13Cogeneration & Small Power Production Manual ..........53Combustion Efficiency Tables ..........................................50Commercial Energy Auditing Reference Handbook .........6Compressor Handbook: Principles and Practice ............46Control & Instrumentation Technology in HVAC: PCs & Environmental Control .................................................60Cyber Terrorism: A Guide for Facility Managers .............58Dictionary of Energy Efficiency Technologies .................56Disaster Recovery & Planning...........................................47Effective Building Maintenance .......................................44Effectively Managing Natural Gas Costs ..........................60Efficient Electrical Systems Design Handbook ...............41Electrical Distribution Systems ........................................30Electrical Power Systems Technology ..............................30Electricity & Electronics Fundamentals ..........................42Electronic Digital System Fundamentals ........................42Emergency & Backup Power Sources ...............................59Energy Conservation Guidebook .....................................52Energy Management Handbook ......................................19Energy Management Reference Library CD ....................21Energy Project Financing: Resources & Strategies for Success ...........................................................................20ESCOs Around the World: Lessons Learned in 49 Countries ...................................................................22Facility Management Reference Library CD ...................55Facility Manager’s Guide to Security: Protecting Your Assets ..............................................................................47Facility Manager’s Handbook ...........................................57Fiber Optic Lighting: A Guide for Specifiers ....................54Finance & Accounting for Energy Engineers ...................12Gas Turbine Handbook: Principles and Practice ............29Globalcon 2011 Proceedings CD ......................................57Green Facilities Handbook: Simple & Profitable Strategies for Managers ..................................................................17Guide to Electric Power Generation .................................55Guide to Electrical Power Distribution Systems .............56Guide to Energy Management ............................................8Guide to Energy Management: International Version ......8Guide to Microturbines .....................................................28Handbook of Energy Audits ..............................................20 Handbook of Energy Engineering ...................................23Handbook of Web Based Energy Information & Control Systems .............................................................11HVAC & Building Systems Reference Library CD ............36

HVAC Controls: Operation and Maintenance .................34HVAC Fundamentals .........................................................32HVAC Procedures & Forms Manual .................................59Hydrogen & Fuel Cells: Advances in Transportation & Power ..........................................................................14Indoor Air Quality: A Guide for Facility Managers ..........33Indoor Air Quality Case Studies .......................................59Industrial Electronics: Devices & Systems .......................60Industrial Process Control Systems .................................48Information Technology for Energy Managers ...............52Lighting Controls Handbook ............................................39Lighting Redesign for Existing Buildings .........................40Lighting Upgrades: A Guide for Facility Managers .........56Management & Strategies for Energy Professionals Reference Library CD ....................................................16Management, Measurement & Verification of Performance Contracting .............................................53Manager’s Guide to Preventive Building Maintenance ..................................................................44Managing Energy Costs: A Behavioral & Non-Technical Approach ........................................................................54Managing Energy from the Top Down .............................17Managing Indoor Air Quality ............................................33Marketing Green Buildings: Guide for Engineering, Construction & Architecture .......................................55Maximizing Energy Savings & Minimizing Costs............18Mechanical Estimating Manual: Sheet Metal, Piping & Plumbing ........................................................................35Megatrends for Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy ............................................................................14New Technologies for Energy Efficiency ..........................60Performance Contracting: Expanding Horizons .............53Photovoltaics for Commercial & Utilities Power Generation .....................................................................26Plant Engineers & Managers Guide to Energy Conservation ...................................................................9Power Generation Reference Library CD.........................52Power Transmission & Distribution .................................56Practical Controls: A Guide to Mechanical Systems .......32Practical Lubrication for Industrial Facilities ..................48Project Management & Leadership Skills for Engineering & Construction Projects ..........................57Pump User’s Handbook: Life Extension ..........................45Quality Lighting for High Performance Buildings .........38Rotating Machinery: Practical Solutions to Unbalance & Misalignment .............................................................58Safety Management: A Guide for Facility Managers .......49Saving Energy & Reducing CO2 Emissions with Electricity .........................................................................7Simple Solutions to Energy Calculations .........................18Slashing Utility Costs Handbook ......................................57Small Scale Cogeneration Handbook ..............................28Solar Energy Fundamentals ..............................................27Solutions Manual for Guide to Energy Management .......9Steam Turbines for Modern Fossil-Fuel Power Plants ....29Sustainability Management Handbook ...........................12Sustainable Development Handbook ..............................15Testing & Balancing HVAC Air & Water Systems .............34The Smart Grid: Enabling Energy Efficiency & Demand Response ........................................................27Thermodynamics Made Simple for Energy Engineers ...10Transmission Line Reliability & Security .........................59Visions for a Sustainable Energy Future ..........................22Water Quality & Systems: A Guide for Facility Managers .......................................................................49Web Based Energy Information & Control Systems........53Web Based Enterprise Energy & Building Automation Systems ..........................................................................23WEEC 2010 Proceedings CD .............................................58WEEC 2011 Proceedings CD ...............................................6West Coast EMC 2011 Proceedings CD ............................10

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Section 1 — ENERGY ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT ........................5Section 2 — POWER GENERATION ...........25Section 3 — HVAC SYSTEMS ......................31Section 4 — ELECTRICAL & LIGHTING ....37Section 5 — FACILITIES MANAGEMENT ...43Section 6 — BOOKS ON SALE ....................51

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AUTHORS WANTEDDo you have a professional or reference book you would like to publish? We are currently seeking new books on the following topics:

• Energy management• Renewable/alternative energy• Sustainable energy development• Smart grid and smart metering• Facility energy auditing• Residential energy auditing• High performance buildings

To submit a proposal for consideration, send a detailed book outline and author bio to: AEE Books, ATTN: New Books Acquisition Editor, 4025 Pleas-antdale Road, Suite 420, Atlanta, GA 30340. Fax: (770) 446-3969 / Email: [email protected].

• Building commissioning• Innovations in energy efficient technologies• Green data centers• HVAC & building systems efficiency• New lighting technologies• Cogeneration and onsite generation



SECTION 1:

ENERGY ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT

Commercial Energy Auditing Reference Handbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

WEEC 2011 Proceedings CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Saving Energy & Reducing CO2 Emissions with Electricity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Guide to Energy Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Guide to Energy Management: International Version. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Solutions Manual for Guide to Energy Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Plant Engineers & Managers Guide to Energy Conservation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Thermodynamics Made Simple for Energy Engineers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

West Coast EMC 2011 Proceedings CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Handbook of Web Based Energy Information & Control Systems . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Sustainability Management Handbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Finance & Accounting for Energy Engineers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Carbon Reduction: Policies, Strategies & Technologies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Megatrends for Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Hydrogen & Fuel Cells: Advances in Transportation & Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Sustainable Development Handbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Management & Strategies for Energy Professionals Reference Library CD . . . .16

Managing Energy from the Top Down . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Green Facilities Handbook: Simple & Profitable Strategies for Managers . . . . .17

Maximizing Energy Savings & Minimizing Costs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

Simple Solutions to Energy Calculations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

Energy Management Handbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

Handbook of Energy Audits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

Energy Project Financing: Resources & Strategies for Success . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

Energy Management Reference Library CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

ESCOs Around the World: Lessons Learned in 49 Countries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

Visions for a Sustainable Energy Future . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

Handbook of Energy Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

Web Based Enterprise Energy & Building Automation Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

Business Energy Professional Reference Library CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

SECTION 1 — ENERGY ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT

Here’s your completely revised and updated guide to performing energy audits for all types of commercial buildings...

COMMERCIAL ENERGY AUDITING REFERENCE HANDBOOKSECOND EDITIONBy Steve Doty, P.E., C.E.M.This practical desk reference for energy engineers, now fully updated and expanded with new material throughout, is designed to serve as a comprehensive resource for performing energy audits in commercial facilities. Although there are no “typical” commercial buildings, the book begins with the premise that when commercial facilities are subdivided into categories based on business type, many useful patterns can be identified which become generally applicable to the performance of an effective energy audit. Hence, discussion of procedures and guidelines is provided for a wide range of business and building types, such as schools and colleges, restaurants and fast food, hospi-tals and medical facilities, grocery stores, laboratories, lodging, apartment buildings, office buildings, retail, public safety, data centers, churches and religious facili-ties, libraries, laundries, warehouses and more. All focal areas of the building energy audit and assessment are covered, including building envelope, lighting, HVAC, controls, heat recovery, thermal storage, electrical systems and utilities. The second edition provides new material on such topics as early replacement deci-sion making, impact of lease arrangements on energy project interest, coordination of upstream/downstream set points, semiconductor fab multi stage HVAC air tempering, commissioning, overlapping heating and cooling and much more. ISBN: 0-88173-648-1

6 x 9, 689 pp., Illus. Hardcover, $135.00

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—— CONTENTS —— 1 – Benchmarking 2 – Analyzing Energy Use Graphs 3 – Energy Saving Opportunities by Business Type 4 – Manufacturing 5 – ECM Descriptions 6 – Utility Rate Components 7 – Automatic Control Strategies 8 – Building Operations & Maintenance 9 – Quantifying Savings10 – Sustaining Savings11 – Mechanical Systems12 – Motors & Electrical Information13 – Combustion Equipment & Systems14 – Compressed Air15 – Fan & Pump Drives16 – Lighting17 – Envelope Information18 – Water & Domestic Water Heating19 – Weather Data20 – Pollution & Greenhouse Gases21 – Formulas & Conversions22 – Special TopicsAppendix, Index

$95.00ORDER CODE: 0664

WORLD ENERGY ENGINEERING CONGRESS 2011 PROCEEDINGS CDHeld October 12-14, 2011 at Navy Pier, Chicago, IL Association of Energy Engineers

Published in Adobe Acrobat PDF format, this CD contains contributions from more than 175 top experts spanning virtually every area of commercial, industrial, institutional and governmental energy management. Papers cover a full range of topics, including green and sustainable facility design/retrofit, smart grid developments, best practices in industrial energy efficiency, high performance buildings, building commissioning and retro-commissioning, renewable energy applications, carbon footprinting, advanced energy auditing practices, performance contracting, measurement and verification, smart lighting, HVAC optimization, motor efficiency, steam and compressed air systems optimization, cogeneration, distributed generation, energy codes and standards, federal energy management, energy management master planning, and much more. Numerous case histories of successful projects both in the U.S. and abroad are included.

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Gain a clearer understanding of the ways in which smart electrification can lead to both decreased energy consumption and reduced CO emissions…

SAVING ENERGY AND REDUCING CO EMISSIONS WITH ELECTRICITYBy Clark W. GellingsThrough different applications, electricity pro-vides the energy required for light, heat,comfort, and mechanical work. In order to sustain society’s expectation for comfort, convenience and productivity, it will remain necessary to continue to seek and find reasonable quantities of energy in forms which are accessible, affordable and have modest or zero environmen-tal impacts. Without question, this need will lead to increased electrifi-cation, and a decrease in – and possible elimination of – the use of fossil fuels. This in turn will call for an international imperative to make existing uses of electricity both efficient and practical. This book will guide the reader toward a clearer vision of that goal, with explana-tions of the concept of electrification, along with CO

reductions

through expanded end-use applications of electricity. Topics will include electric cars; airport, seaport, railroad and mining electrifi-cation; industrial uses of electricity in a variety of processes; residential building use of electricity; and enhancing energy efficiency and demand response.ISBN: 0-88173-667-8 6 x 9, 291 pp., Illus.

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1 – Introduction: Electricity’s Attributes

2 – The Concept of Electrification

3 – CO Reductions Through

Expanded End-Use Applications of Electricity

4 – Electric On-Road Transportation

5 – Electrifying Off-Road Motive Power

6 – Beneficial Industrial Uses of Electricity: Industrial Intro- duction & Process Industries

–———————— CONTENTS ————————— 7 – Beneficial Industrial Uses of Electricity: Metals Production

8 – Beneficial Industrial Uses of Electricity: Materials Fabrication

9 – Beneficial Commercial Building Uses of Electricity

10 – Beneficial Residential Building Uses of Electricity

11 – Enhancing Energy Efficiency

12 – Demand Response

Index

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1 – Introduction to Energy Management 2 – The Energy Audit Process: An Overview 3 – Understanding Energy Bills 4 - Economic Analysis & Life Cycle Costing 5 - Lighting 6 – Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning 7 – Understanding and Managing Boilers 8 – Steam Distribution Systems 9 – Control Systems and Computers10 – Energy Systems Maintenance11 – Insulation12 – Process Energy Management13 – Renewable Energy Sources and Water Management14 – Distributed Generation15 – Web-Based Building Automation Controls and Energy Information Systems16 – Creating Green Buildings17 – Greenhouse Gas Emissions ManagementAppendix, Index

ORDER CODE: 0595 6 x 9, 542 pp., Illus.Hardcover, $150.00

GUIDE TO ENERGY MANAGEMENTINTERNATIONAL VERSIONBarney L. Capehart, Wayne C. Turner, and William J. Kennedy

The new international version of Guide to Energy Management includes all material cov-ered in the standard edition, but numerical data and cal cu lations are ex pressed in Système In ter na tional (SI) units.

ISBN: 0-88173-563-9

Three leading experts guide you every step of the way in planning and implementing energy management strategies designed for the 21st century...

GUIDE TO ENERGY MANAGEMENTSEVENTH EDITION

By Barney L. Capehart, Ph.D., C.E.M.,Wayne C. Turner, Ph.D., P.E., C.E.M., andWilliam J. Kennedy, Ph.D., P.E.

Bringing to the forefront the most critical areas of effective energy cost cutting, this fully updated edition of this best-selling energy manager’s guide includes a new chapter on greenhouse gas emissions management, and two updated chapters covering web-based energy information and control systems, and creating green buildings. Written by three of the most respected energy professionals in the industry, this book examines the fundamental objectives of energy management, and illustrates techniques and tools proven effective for achieving results. Topics include distributed generation, energy auditing, rate structures, economic evaluation techniques, lighting efficiency improvement, HVAC optimization, combustion and use of industrial wastes, steam generation and distribution system performance, control systems, and energy systems maintenance, renewable energy, and industrial water management.

ISBN: 0-88173-671-6

6 x 9, 651 pp, Illus. Hardcover, $145.00ORDER CODE: 0659

SOLUTIONS MANUAL FOR GUIDE TO ENERGY MANAGEMENT SEVENTH EDITIONBy Klaus-Dieter E. PawlikThis practical study guide serves as a valuable com pan ion text, pro viding worked out solutions to all of the problems presented in Guide to Energy Man agement, Seventh Edition. Covering each chap ter in se quence, the au thor has provided detailed in structions to guide you through every step in the problem solving process. You’ll find all the help you need to fully master and apply the state-of-the-art con cepts and strat egies presented in Guide to Energy Management.

ISBN: 0-88173-673-2

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International Version Also Available:ORDER CODE: 0608, ISBN: 0-88173-589-2, Softcover, $95.00

ORDER CODE: 06606 x 9, 167 pp., Illus.

Softcover, $98.00

Learn how to apply proven strategies to slash industrial plant utility costs by up to 40%...

PLANT ENGINEERS & MANAGERS GUIDE TO ENERGY CONSERVATIONTENTH EDITION

By Albert Thumann, P.E.,C.E.M. and Scott Dunning, Ph.D., P.E.Now in its fully updated tenth edition, this comprehensive, best selling handbook covers management and engineering strategies which can be utilized to slash energy costs by as much as 40% in industrial facilities. New chapters have been added which cover evaluating the economics of solar applications, measurement and verification of energy efficiency savings, and superior energy performance. Topics covered include motor drive systems, LEED, building commissioning, cogeneration, gas distributed generation technologies, steam system opti-mization, geothermal heat pumps, electricity purchasing strategies and power quality case studies. You’ll also find ready to apply guidelines for life cycle costing, electrical system optimi-zation, lighting and HVAC system efficiency improvement, mechanical and process system performance, building energy loss reduction, financing energy projects, energy purchasing, and strategies for establishing an effective energy conservation oriented maintenance program.

ISBN: 0-88173-657-06 x 9, 515 pp., Illus.

Hardcover, $119.00ORDER CODE: 0650

1 – The Role of the Plant Engineer in Energy Management 2 – Energy Economic Decision Making 3 – The Facility Survey 4 – Electrical System Optimization 5 – Utility and Process System Optimization 6 – Heat Transfer 7 – Reducing Building Energy Losses 8 – Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System Optimization 9 – Cogeneration: Theory and Practice10 – Establishing a Maintenance Program for Plant Efficiency and Energy Savings11 – Managing an Effective Energy Conservation Program12 – Electric Motors13 – Reliable & Economic Natural Gas Distributed Generation Projects14 – Financing Energy Efficiency Projects15 – Cost Containment Design for Commercial Geothermal Heat Pumps16 – Economic Evaluations for Power Quality Solutions17 – Purchasing Strategies for Electricity18 – Evaluating the Economics of Solar Applications for Commercial & Industrial Facilities19 – Measurement & Verification of Energy Efficiency Savings in Industrial Facilities20 – Superior Energy Performance: A Roadmap for Achieving Continual Improvement21 – Steam System Optimization: A Case Study22 – Energy Audit Case Study: Log Home Manufacturer23 – Power Quality Case StudiesIndex

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Gain a clearer understanding of the basic principles and practice of thermodynamics in this easy to understand guide for engineers…

THERMODYNAMICS MADE SIMPLE FOR ENERGY ENGINEERSBy S. Bobby Rauf, P.E., C.E.M.The purpose of this book is to provide an overview of important principles and concepts in the field of thermodynamics, written in a fashion that makes this abstract and complex subject easy to compre-hend. Intended to serve the needs and interests of energy-involved engineers, the content, concepts and principles are presented in a way which also will allow many non-engineering professionals with some math background to follow the material and gain useful knowledge. For energy engineers who may have been away from direct engineering practice for a period of time, this book can serve as a quick and effective refresher. Thermodynamic topics including enthalpy, entropy, latent and sen-sible heat, heats of fusion, and heat of sublimation are clearly presented. Also covered are phases of substances, the law of conservation of energy, SFEE, the first and second laws of thermodynam-ics, ideal gas law, and respective mathematical statements. The author provides an examination of specific thermodynamic processes, as well as heat and power cycles such Rankine, Carnot and the differences between them. Case studies il-lustrate various thermodynamics principles, and each chapter concludes with a list of questions or problems for self assessment, with answers provided at the end of the book.

ISBN: 0-88173-650-3

6 x 9, 356 pp., Illus.Hardcover, $125.00

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—— CONTENTS —— 1 – Introduction to Energy, Heat and Thermodynamics 2 – Thermodynamics and Power 3 – Study of Enthalpy and Entropy 4 – Understanding Mollier Diagram 5 – Saturated and Superheated Steam Tables 6 – Phases of Water and Associated Thermodynamics 7 – Laws of Thermodynamics 8 – Thermodynamic Processes 9 – Gas Dynamics 10 – Psychrometry and Psychrometric Analysis 11 – Refrigeration Cycles and HVAC SystemsAppendices, Index

$50.00ORDER CODE: 0658

WEST COAST ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONGRESS2011 PROCEEDINGS CDHeld June 15-16, 2011, Long BeachConvention Center, Long Beach, CAAssociation of Energy EngineersThis CD contains the text of many of the papers presented during the 2011 West Coast EMC conference program, published in Adobe Acrobat PDF® format. Contributions from leading experts representing a broad spectrum of specialties within the commercial, industrial, institutional and governmental energy management sectors cover topics including green and high performance buildings, corporate energy management strategies, smart grid developments, new and emerging energy technologies and applications, impact of the latest energy policy developments, the economics of solar energy, sustainable outdoor lighting, commercial lighting and daylighting, small-scale wind projects, transportation efficiency, case histories of successful projects and more.

Get up to speed on fast-paceddevelopments in today’s web based energyinformation and control applications...

HANDBOOK OF WEB BASED ENERGY INFORMATION AND CONTROL SYSTEMSEdited by Barney L. Capehart, Ph.D., C.E.M. and Timothy Middelkoop, Ph.D., C.E.M.The goal of this book is to bring to the forefront the huge benefits to energy and facility managers of the emergence and continuing development of technologies and applications in the area of energy information and control systems. This wave of information technology (IT) and web based energy information and control systems (web based EIS/ECS) con-tinues to roll on with increasing speed and intensity. This handbook provides both a presentation of technological advancements in this field over the last several years, as well as a compilation of what the editors believe to be the best of the information from three previous books addressing this area. The combined thrust of this information is that the highest level functions of the building and facility automation system are delivered by a web based EIS/ECS system that provides energy management, facility management, overall facility operational management, and ties in with the enterprise resource management system for the entire facility or the group of facilities being managed.

ISBN: 0-88173-669-4 81/2 x 11, 565 pp., Illus.



I: Introduction to Web Based Energy Information and Control Systems 1 – Introduction to the Handbook of Energy Information and Control Systems (Barney L. Capehart, Timothy Middelkoop) 2 – Evolution of the EnerceptJ Meter (Jim Lewis) 3 – Web Based Energy Information and Control Systems for Energy and Facility Management (Barney L. Capehart)

II: The Case for Web Based Energy Information and Control Systems 4 – Defining the Next Generation Enterprise Energy Management System (Bill Gnerre, Gregory Cmar) 5 – The Case for Energy Information (Jim Lewis) 6 – Web Based Building Automation Controls and Energy Information Systems (Paul J. Allen, David C. Green, Steve Tom, Jim Lewis) 7 – Turning Energy Information Into $$$$ (Jim Lewis) 8 – Why Can’t a Building Think Like a Car? Information and Control Systems Opportunities in New Buildings (Barney L. Capehart, Lynne C. Capehart) 9 – Web Resources For Web Based Energy Information and Control Systems (Ken Sinclair)

III: Building Information Systems10 – Building Energy Information Systems: State of the Technology and User Case Studies (Jessica Granderson, Mary Ann Piette, Girish Ghatikar, Phillip Price)

IV: Data Analysis and Analytical Tools11 – Data Quality Issues and Solutions for Enterprise Energy Management Applications (Greg Thompson, Jeff Yeo, Terrence Tobin)12 – Using Standard Benchmarks in an Energy Information System (Gerald R. Mimno, Jason Toy)13 – An Energy Manager’s Introduction to Weather Normalization of Utility Bills (John Avina)14 – Data Analysis and Decision Making: Using Spreadsheets and “Pivot Tables” to Get a Read on Energy Numbers (Partha Raghunathan)15 – Fundamentals of Database Technology and Database Driven Web Applications (Fangxing Li)16 – BCS Integration Technologies: Open Communications Networking (Tom Webster)17 – ANSI/EIA 709.1, IP, and Web Services: The Keys to Open, Interoperable Building Control Systems (Michael R. Tennefoss, Alex Chervet)18 – Network Security for EIS and ECS Systems (Joel Weber)

V: Systems Perspective and Enterprise Energy Systems19 – Building Control Systems & the Enterprise (Toby Considine)20 – Disney’s Approach to Energy Management System Design (Paul J. Allen, Chris Sandberg)21 – Using Custom Programs to Enhance Building Tune Up Efforts (Paul Allen, Rich Remke, David Green)22 – An IT Approach to Optimization and Diagnosing

Complex System Interactions (Bill Gnerre, Greg Cmar, Kevin Fuller)23 – EModel: A New Energy Optimization Modeling Language (Timothy Middelkoop, Herbert Ingley)

VI: Energy Information Systems Development24 – Developing an Energy Information System: Rapid Requirements Analysis (David C. Green)25 – Developing an Energy Information System: Custom Design vs. Off the Shelf Software (David C. Green)26 – Developing an Energy Information System: A New Look (David C. Green)27 – Interoperability of Manufacturing Control and Web Based Facility Management Systems: Trends, Technologies, & Case Studies (John Weber)

VII: Building Commissioning, Maintenance and Modeling28 – Electric Usage Monitoring Per Socket/Switch: Economical Alternative (Dave Thorn, Paul Greenis)29 – Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS): The Evolution of a Maintenance Management Program (Carla Fair Wright)30 – Automated Commissioning for Lower cost, Widely Deployed Building Commissioning of the Future (Michael R. Brambley, Srinivas Katipamula)

VIII: Energy Information Systems Case Studies31 – The Utility Report Cards: An Energy Information System for Orange County Public Schools (Paul Allen, David Green, Safvat Kalaghchy, Bill Kivler, Blanche Sheinkopf)32 – Machine to Machine (M2M) Technology in Demand Responsive Commercial Buildings (David S. Watson, Mary Ann Piette, Osman Sezgen, Naoya Motegi)33 – Participation through Automation: Fully Automated Critical Peak Pricing in Commercial Buildings (Mary Ann Piette, David Watson, Naoya Motegi, Sila Kiliccote, Eric Linkugel)34 – Web Based Wireless Controls for Commercial Building Energy Management (Clifford Federspiel)35 – Wireless Sensor Applications for Building Operation and Management (Michael R. Brambley, Michael Kintner Meyer, Srinivas Katipamula, Patrick J. O’Neill)

IX: Enterprise Energy System Case Studies36 – How Disney Saves Energy (Hint: It’s Not Magic) (Paul J. Allen)37 – The Business Value of Enterprise Energy Management at DFW Airport (Rusty T. Hodapp)38 – Cisco Connected Real Estate (David Clute,Wolfgang Wagener)39 – Building Automation and Control Systems Case Study: Johnson Controls Headquarters, Glendale Wisconsin (Terry Hoffmann)40 – Bringing Building Automation Systems Under Control (James Lee)41 – Ford Compressor Management System Case Study (Bill Allemon, Rick Avery, Sam Prud’homme)Index

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Get up to speed on the most critical principles and issues in the area offinance and accounting which have specific application for energy projects...

FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING FOR ENERGY ENGINEERSBy S. Bobby Rauf, P.E., C.E.M.The purpose of this book is to provide an overview of important principles in the fields of finance and accounting relevant to energy engineering projects, bridging the gap between the typical business school “MBA” knowledge and its application in project management responsibilities. It is written to serve as a self study guide for energy engineers, technicians and technical managers who either lack formal training in the finance, accounting and engineering economics or simply need a means to refresh their knowledge in these subjects. Many technical managers feel inadequately equipped to understand certain important finance and account-ing principles, yet these principles are important in interfacing and conducting business with accoun-tants, financial analysts and upper management. This book provides a resource to fill this gap, and to equip energy engineering professionals with the ability to employ decision making skills founded on financial calculations and quantitative analysis.ISBN: 0-88173-642-2


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—— CONTENTS —— 1 – Finance, Accounting, Definitions, Concepts & Organizational Structures

2 – Break-Even Analysis Concepts & Analysis

3 – Energy Engineering Economics

4 – Financial Reporting Requirements

5 – Income Statements & Balance Sheets, Cash Flow & Working Capital

6 – Financial Metrics & Ratios: Payback Period, Future Value, Present Value, Time Value of Money Conversions

7 – Depreciation Alternatives

8 – Inventory Concepts

9 – Electric & Gas Bill Schedules, Calculations & Analysis

10 – Types of Costs, Life Cycle Costs & Repair vs. Replace Decisions & Analysis

11 – Energy Performance Contracting & ESCOs: Business, Economic & Financial Perspective

Appendices, Index


Here’s your practical guide to effectiveleadership and management to achieve a strong, well-integrated sustainability program...

SUSTAINABILITY MANAGEMENT HANDBOOKBy Shirley J. Hansen, Ph.D., and James W. Brown, P.E.Managing sustainability is THE challenge of our time. It’s not just a technical issue and not just a green issue. It is a management issue. A strong sustainability program requires commitment, which in turn demands effective leadership. Such leader-ship must draw on a solid knowledge base, the ability to manage resources wisely, identify sustainability opportunities, make difficult choices, and accept the challenge to lead, influence and persuade colleagues. This book attempts to cut through the ever-present hyperbole to offer practical steps which can be taken now to protect the world around us. Rich in case studies, it addresses a range of critical stewardship issues. Growing out of a keen desire to protect the earth, the text is designed to help management transform important infor-mation and critical leadership skills into enhancing socially responsible operations. Authors Hansen and Brown have also included contributions from several additional leading experts in the field.ISBN: 0-88173-644-9

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1 – Bringing Sustainability Down to Earth Shirley J. Hansen 2 – World Perspective on Sustainability Bob Dixon 3 – Packaging Sustainability Shirley J. Hansen 4 – Energy Supply Options Shirley J. Hansen 5 – Sustainable Facilities Steve Roosa 6 – Auditing in a Sustainable World James W. Brown 7 – Commissioning: at the Heart of Sustainability James W. Brown 8 – Green Insurance Bob Sansone 9 – LEED Nick Stecky10 – Master Planning for Sustainability Shirley J. Hansen and James W. BrownAppendices, References, Index

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Find out how you can incorporate effectivecarbon reduction practices into yourenergy management projects...

CARBON REDUCTION: POLICIES, STRATEGIES AND TECHNOLOGIESBy Stephen A. Roosa, Ph.D. and Arun G. Jhaveri, Ed.D.

In this time of increasingly pressing concern about global climate change and its potentially irreversible and detrimental impacts on the world’s population, it is considered urgent to find effective means for significantly reducing local, regional, national and international greenhouse gas emissions in homes, businesses, industries and communities around the planet. This book, first of all, describes in clear, concise and understandable terms the nature and scope of the climate change problem. The authors then combine their considerable expertise to offer specific guidelines for defining and applying the most effective carbon reduction policies, strategies and technologies. Finally, they propose a well-defined blue print or road map for an action plan for use by practicing engineers, scientists, technicians, managers, and decision makers, which can be implemented to help control and abate the alarming increases in carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions.

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1 – The Importance of Reducing Carbon EmissionsIncreased Use of Carbon-Based Fuels • Carbon Emissions • The Costs of Reducing U.S. Carbon Emissions • Potential for Reducing Carbon Emissions • Transportation Systems

2 – The Problem of Climate ChangeBasics of Climate Change • Conceptual Framework • The Problem of Carbon Dioxide • Links Between Fossil Fuels & Carbon Emissions • Costs of Adjustment Strategies

3 – The Environmental Impacts of Carbon EmissionsSources of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide • Carbon-Induced Environmental Concerns • Deforestation • The Kyoto Protocol • U.S. Initiatives & Reactions to the Kyoto Protocol • The Montreal Protocol • Diseases

4 – Governmental Carbon Reduction ProgramsInitiatives by Federal Governments • International Public-Private Partnerships • Regional Initiatives in the U.S. • State Programs in the U.S.

5 – Local Carbon Reduction PoliciesLocal Impact of Carbon Emissions • Local Governmental Policies • Cities Going Green • Austin City Limits on Carbon • Cambridge Community Carbon Reduction Project • Ranking Cities Based on Their Carbon Emissions • Public & Private Sector Partnerships • International Local Governmental Initiatives

6 – Carbon Strategies for BuildingsConcept of Green Buildings • Green Building Construc-tion Practices • Green Construction Methodologies • Building Preservation • Green Building Rating Systems • Energy Star Buildings • Zero Energy Buildings • Net Positive Energy Buildings • Carbon Neutral Construction

7 – Technologies that Reduce CO2 ImpactPotential Impact of Alternative Energy • Energy Systems & Their Importance in Reducing Atmospheric Carbon • Alternative Energy as A Carbon Reduction Solution • Technologies for Water Conservation • Landfill Gas Extraction • Electrical Energy Storage • Distributed Generation • Nuclear Energy • Questionable Technologies

8 – Carbon Sequestration TechnologiesEnhancement of Natural Process & Geoengineering • Carbon Sequestration Technologies & Procedures • Enhanced Oil Recovery • Zero Emission Coal Technolo-gies • Carbon Sequestration in Oceans • Processing CO2 Using Algae • Agricultural Methane Capture • Alternatives to Sequestration

9 – Corporate Carbon Reduction ProgramsThe Automobile Industry • Utility Companies • Service Industries • Green Banking & Financial Service • Supply Chain Assessments • The Dark Side of Carbon Credits

10 – Industrial & Manufacturing Carbon Reduction TechnologiesImpact of Industrial Carbon Emissions • The Metrics of Carbon Reduction • Modeling Systems • Special Application for the Industrial Sector • Industrial Carbon Reduction Technologies • Utility case Studies • Manufacturing Going Green

11 – Organizational Structures & ResourcesOrganizational Structures • Internal & External Re-sources • Leadership & Decision-Making Processes • Developing Interdisciplinary Teams

12 – Action Plan for Implementing Carbon ReductionDeveloping a Carbon Reduction Management Plan • Real World Results of Carbon Reduction Programs • Replicable Models • What to Do When Strategies Fail 13 – Creative Financial Approaches to Carbon ReductionCarbon Offsets as a Financial Incentive • Costs of Car-bon Capture Systems • Financial Solutions to Carbon Reduction • Energy Savings Performance Contracts • Creating a AWin-Win@ Energy Efficiency Savings Plan

14 – Implementing Successful Carbon Reduction ProgramsStrategic Planning • Cap & Trade Programs • Carbon Emissions Trading Mechanisms vs. Emissions Taxes • Transportation Systems & Alternatives

15 – The Future of Carbon Reduction ProgramsReducing Carbon Emissions • Information Tools for Sustainable Solutions • Reducing Carbon Emissions: Future Strategies • Merging Local, State & Federal Government Policies • Carbon Markets • The Future of Energy Substitutes • Redesigning Buildings with Carbon Reduction Practices • Advances in Electric Utility Systems

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—— CONTENTS ——1 – The Energy Evolution2 – Energy & Changes in the Environment3 – Alternative Fuel Sources4 – Hydrogen Sources5 – Transportation Fuel Cells6 – Power Generation7 – Heating & Cooling Energy8 – The Power & Transportation FutureIndex

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By Michael F. HordeskiThe hydrogen car has been proposed as the solution to our oil problems, but how would it work, and what potential problems associated with it? This book attempts to address these questions, and to provide specifics about current de-velopments toward a hydrogen-based energy infrastructure. In a major push to establish and commercialize fuel cell technologies,most major auto manufacturers are investing billions in development programs. A less public, but perhaps more important development is occurring in stationary power sources that use fuel cell technology. What would a hydrogen infrastructure look like? Fueling stations could be small electrolysis plants that produce hydrogen from water. Photovoltaic cells could also be used at fueling stations to power for electrolysis. Hydrogen fueling stations have already opened in California, Washington, DC and Europe. The tech-nology is being pushed by economics as oil prices continue to rise with dwindling supplies. This book offers the reader an informed look at the current state of fuel cell power and transportation technology, and where it’s headed.ISBN: 0-88173-561-2

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HYDROGEN & FUEL CELLS: ADVANCES INTRANSPORTATION & POWER

—— CONTENTS ——1 – The Energy Evolution

2 – Energy & Changes in the Environment

3 – Alternative Fuel Sources

4 – Hydrogen Sources

5 – Transportation Fuel Cells

6 – Power Generation

7 – Heating & Cooling Energy

8 – The Power & Transportation Future

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Gain a clearer understanding of the forcesdriving critical new developments in energyefficiency and renewable energy technology...

MEGATRENDS FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLE ENERGYBy Michael F. HordeskiWhat are the major developments and trends which are emerging and evolving to set the course for meet-ing the growing energy needs of the modern world? This comprehensive book explores this compelling and complex topic, examining the driving and often competing forces which come into play as we move forward. Currently 85% of the world’s energy systems are powered by coal, oil and other fossil fuels. However, as growing concern for the climate crisis and carbon emissions move to the forefront, while simultaneously it becomes clear that the end of cheap oil is in sight, the need for increased emphasis on both energy efficiency and alternative sources of energy can no longer be ig-nored. The author provides an overview of the ongoing energy mix evolution, current technology and alterna-tive fuel developments, sustainable building trends, evolving energy efficiency practices, and more. The technical and economic tradeoffs of renewables, as well as planning, siting installation, operation, and safety considerations are covered. A full chapter is devoted to alternative fuel sources and fueling methods. Also examined are grid integration and transmission issues as they relate to alternative energy sources. The influ-ence of energy and environmental policy, greenhouse gas restrictions, and the role of the business community are fully discussed.ISBN: 0-88173-632-5 6 x 9, 302 pp., Illus. Hardcover, $125.00ORDER CODE: 0645

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Your definitive guide to planning and managing successful sustainable development projects...

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT HANDBOOKSECOND EDITION By Stephen A. Roosa, Ph.D. Now available in its fully updated second edition, this important reference provides a thorough examination of recent and ongoing developments, as well as current trends in all areas of the growing field of sustainable development. Sustainable development is a concept that incorporates energy, urban management, environ-mental objectives, policy integration, and the idea that effective solutions can be achieved in a cooperative manner with concerted effort. Gaining momentum on the world stage in recent years, sustainable development is beginning to significantly redefine the policies and decision making of both corporations and governmental entities. Sustainable development initiatives can vary widely in both scope and application, as well as in success. This book is intended to clarify critical issues, proven approaches and potential pitfalls associated with such initiatives, covering underlying concepts, renewable energy solutions, environmental issues, green design and LEED® programs, sustainable industrial processes, sustainable development policy considerations, local government programs, corporate programs, tracking results, and future trends. This second edition includes complete updates on measurement and verification for LEED projects, as well as a new chapter on cities and carbon reduction.

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1 – What Is Sustainable Development?How Sustainability Evolved • Major Underlying Cause: Population Growth • A Second Major Underlying Cause: Urban Development • A Third Underlying Cause: Increas-ing Energy Use • Energy: Society’s Most Critical Resource • Technical Solutions: Ready Now! • One Underlying Effect: Environmental Deterioration • A Second Underlying Effect: Urban Dislocation • A Third Underlying Effect: Changes in Urban Infrastructure • Public Policies in the U.S.: Sustainability, Energy & Cities 2 – Sustainable Development: A New Social ConceptSustainability Emerges as a New Social Force • The United Nations Earth Summit • Sustainability & Local Governments • Definition of Sustainable Development • Linking Sustainability & Energy • Cities: The Largest Consumers of Energy • Alternative Energy, Conservation & Energy Efficiency • Energy’s Critical Role in Sustain-ability • Critiquing the Idea of Urban Sustainability • Political Views on Sustainable Development Policies • Observations About Sustainability

3 – The Environment & Sustainable DevelopmentWaste Management • Assault on Freshwater Resources • Air Quality • Climate Change • Kyoto Protocol • Montreal Protocol • Species Decline & Extinction • Species Invasion

4 – Sustainable BuildingsLand Development Practices • Concept of Green Build-ings • Comparative Building Energy Performance • Energy Star Buildings • Green Construction Materials & Methods • Rating Systems for Green Buildings • The LEED-NC Rating System • Measurement & Verification is Vital • Measurement & Verification for LEED Projects • Green Construction in Schools

5 – Sustainable Energy SolutionsPeak Oil • Energy & Carbon Emissions • Potential for Energy Efficiency • Opportunities for Energy Efficiency Improvements • New Buildings & Energy Efficiency • Energy Eficiency for Existing Buildings • Energy Tech-nologies of the Future • Energy Conversion Technologies • Energy & the Developing World

6 – Corporate Sustainability ProgramsExamples of Corporate Sustainability Initiatives • Sus-tainability & the Automobile Industry • Developing a Corporate Sustainability Plan • Services Industries • Challenges to Implementing Corporate Sustainability Programs • Benefits of a Corporate Sustainability Program

7 – Local Politics for Sustainable DevelopmentTypes of Choices Available to Cities • Examples of Local Sustainability Programs • Comparing Cities & Their Policies • Sustainable Local Policies • Organi-zational Participation Policy • Local Environmental Programs

8 – How Sustainable Development Policies Affect PlanningLinking Comprehensive Planning & Sustainability • Planning for Sustainability • Planning on the Other Side of the Atlantic • Transportation & Highways • Redesigning Communities • The New Urbanism • Energy & Planning

9 – Tracking Local Sustainable DevelopmentIndicators of Sustainability • Identifying Values for Quantitative Indicators • What Can Cities Do?

10 – Learning from Las Vegas Assessing Las Vegas • History of Las Vegas • Sustain-ability Concerns of Las Vegas • Las Vegas Enters the Nuclear Age • Other Sustainability Concerns • Qualitative Sustainability Indicators • Quantitative Sustainability Assessment • Conclusions • Lessons Learned

11 – Local Carbon Reduction PoliciesLocal Governmental Policies • Cities Going Green • Austin Cit Limits on Carbon • Cambridge Community Carbon Reduction Project • Ranking Cities Based on Their Carbon Emissions • Public & Private Sector Partnerships • International Local Governmental Initiatives

12 – International SustainabilityExamples of International Sustainability Efforts & Issues • Havana, Cuba • Venice, Italy

13 – What the Future Holds: Creating a Sustainable WorldEconomics of Oil & Sustainability • Policies • Corpora-tions • Technologies • Alternative Energy • Reducing Carbon Emissions • City & County Governments • Buildings • Green Products • Partnerships to Achieve Sustainability

Bibliography, Appendices, Index

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MANAGING ENERGY FROM THE TOP DOWN

By Christopher Russell

In a world with increasingly constrained resources, energy costs capture top management’s attention. Using language that is accessible to as many readers as possible, this book explains the connection between energy efficiency and business performance.

By John Studebaker, Ph.D.

This book covers the basics of rates, components of energy purchases, and the methods and techniques required for maximizing energy sav-ings and minimizing costs.

By Stephen A. Roosa, Ph.D. and Arun G. Jhaveri, Ed.D.

This reference describes in clear, concise and understandable terms the nature and scope of the climate change problem. The authors then combine their considerable expertise to offer specific guidelines for defining and applying the most effective carbon reduction policies, strategies and technologies.

By John Eggink

This book discusses the numerous reasons why many organizations fail to manage the behavioral aspects of energy consumption, and shows you how you can apply proven management techniques to significantly reduce these unnecessary energy expenses within your own organization.

MAXIMIZING ENERGY SAVINGS & MINIMIZING COSTS

MANAGING ENERGY COSTS: A BEHAVIORAL AND NON TECHNICAL APPROACH

CARBON REDUCTION: POLICIES, STRATEGIES AND TECHNOLOGIES


—— CONTENTS —— 1 – Easy Way to “Green” Business 2 – Green Certification Checklist 3 – Energy Conservation & Audits 4 – How to Implement a Solar Photovoltaic Project 5 – Green Transportation 6 – Water Efficiency Measures 7 – Sustainable Development & Green Landscaping 8 – Recycling Guide 9 – Green Cleaning10 – Financing Projects & Avoiding Delays11 – Get Solar on Your Roof for Free: The Power Purchase Agreement12 – Key Tips for Solar Projects from SEPA13 – How Green Projects Affect Stock Prices14 – Overcoming the Barriers that Delay “Good” ProjectsIndex

GREEN FACILITIES HANDBOOK: SIMPLE & PROFITABLE STRATEGIES FOR MANAGERSBy Eric A. Woodroof, Ph.D.Meeting a need in the marketplace for information on both how to operate a sustainable facility and also on carbon reduction, this book will explore why green business is good business, as well as the practical strategies to green your operations in specific areas. Written with the goal of helping you get started right away, the author’s approach is to showcase many of the profitable green ideas that businesses can imple-ment quickly. Practical, economical tactics in the areas of water, cleaning, transportation, sustainable design, landscaping, recycling, solar, financing and marketing are examined in an engaging and easy to understand manner. These strategies are designed to allow you to increase your profits AND reduce your organization’s environmental impact, from the board room to the boiler room. The book addresses carbon reduction terminology, monitoring and reporting, as well as carbon trading and offset strategies. Financing and “green” marketing will also be covered.

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Gain a clearer understanding of the correlation between effective energy management and business performance...

MANAGING ENERGY FROM THE TOP DOWN: CONNECTING INDUSTRIAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY TO BUSINESS PERFORMANCE

By Christopher Russell

In a world with increasingly constrained resources, energy captures top management attention. Using lan-guage that is accessible to as many readers as possible, this book explains the connection between energy and business performance. Corporate leaders, production managers, machine operators, policy advocates, and technology providers will all learn how day to day choices relate to the risks and rewards of energy use. Concise, to-the-point chapters explain how energy is invested, preserved, and ultimately positioned to create wealth. Hard nosed business leaders should ap-preciate the section with examples that show a strong financial case for energy improvements, including the save or buy criterion, the economic penalty for “doing nothing,” the break even cost, and the budget for supporting design and analysis work. This book is written with the goal of making the challenges and opportunities of energy use accessible to all readers that have a stake in industrial competitiveness. ISBN: 0-88173-625-2

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1 – Call to Action

2 – What’s at Stake

3 – Overcoming Barriers

4 – Change

5 – Developing an Energy Strategy

6 – How Does the Money Work?

7 – Lessons & Outcomes

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Get the facts on easy-to-implement energy strategies to maximize your energy savings today...

MAXIMIZING ENERGY SAVINGS & MINIMIZING COSTSBy John Studebaker, Ph.D.

There are so many different (so-called) en-ergy “fixes” available today, that many energy users are hesitant to do anything because of the apparent complexity of these “fixes.” Many large energy users have completely lost sight of the fact that they may not need (at least initially) time-consuming, large investment strategies. Strange as this may sound, many users today have little or no practical knowledge about their energy purchases. This book covers the basics of rates, components of energy purchases, and the methods and techniques required for maximizing energy savings and minimiz-ing costs. The potential reader of this book could be a neophyte new energy manager to a seasoned energy professional. This book provides the foundation upon which any successful, long-term energy strategy should be based.

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1 – Regulation of Utilities 2 – Developing a Strategy for Reducing Electricity Costs 3 – The Electricity Utility Bill 4 – Electricity Deregulation 5 – Electricity Deregulation: The Current Status 6 – Deregulation: The Process 7 – Cogeneration 8 – Natural Gas 9 – The Natural Gas Utility Bill 10 – Natural Gas: An Overview 11 – Natural Gas Regulation 12 – Reducing Natural Gas Costs 13 – The Natural Gas Flow Process 14 – The Natural Gas Billing Process 15 – The Propane-Air System 16 – The Natural Gas Deregulation Process 17 – The Natural Gas Contract Process 18 – The Monthly Natural Gas Billing Procedure19 – Natural Gas Cost Reduction Strategies20 – Electricity & Natural Gas Hedging Strategies21 – Electricity & Natural Gas Savings OpportunitiesIndex

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SIMPLE SOLUTIONS TO ENERGY CALCULATIONSFOURTH EDITIONBy Richard VaillencourtUpdated with new material on thermodynamics that provides a blueprint on controlling energy use in buildings, this ref erence will save countless hours doing energy fea si bility studies and associ-ated calculations. The author, a prac ticing en gi-neer, will share with you his secrets for sim pli fying com plex energy calculations, and show you how to use his unique, time-saving meth-ods. You’ll learn how to cut through the maze of detail using concise, inno vative decision-making tools to de ter mine whether you should investreal time and money into developing details of a project under con sid er ation. Key topics covered include “energy myths and magic,” the walk-through audit, lighting, pumps, fans, motors, insulation, fuel switching, heat re cov ery, HVAC and a summary of energy calculations.

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ENERGY MANAGEMENT HANDBOOKSEVENTH EDITIONBy Steve Doty and Wayne C. TurnerNewly revised and edited, this seventh edition includes exten-sive revisions to seven of its twenty-eight chapters, including those covering waste heat recovery, HVAC systems, energy man-agement and control systems, energy systems maintenance, alternative energy, indoor air quality, and codes, standards and legislation. This comprehensive handbook has become recognized as the definitive stand alone energy manager’s desk reference, used by thousands of energy management professionals throughout the industry. You’ll find coverage of every component of effective energy management, including energy auditing, economic analysis, boilers, steam systems, cogeneration, waste heat recovery, building envelope, HVAC systems, motors and drives / electric energy management, energy management control systems, lighting, energy systems maintenance, insulation systems, alternative energy, sustainability and high performance green buildings, ground-source heat pumps, indoor air quality, utility rates, thermal energy storage, codes and standards, energy legislation, natural gas purchasing, electric deregulation, financing and performance contracting, commissioning, and measurement and verification. Detailed illustrations, tables, graphs and many other helpful working aids are provided throughout.

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1 – IntroductionBackground • The Value of Energy Management • The Energy Management Profession • Some Suggested Principles of Energy Management

2 – Effective Energy ManagementEnergy Management Program • Organizational Structure • Energy Policy • Planning • Audit Planning • Educational Planning • Strategic Planning • Reporting • Ownership

3 – Energy AuditingEnergy Auditing Services • Basic Components of an Energy Audit • Specialized Audit Tools • Industrial Audits • Commercial Audits • Residential Audits • Indoor Air Quality

4 – Economic AnalysisObjective • General Characteristics of Capital Investments • Sources of Funds • Tax Considerations • Time Value of Money Concepts • Project Measures of Worth • Special Topics • Summary & Additional Example Applications

5 – Boilers and Fired SystemsAnalysis of Boilers & Fired Systems • Key Elements for Maximum Efficiency • Condens-ing Boilers • Fuel Considerations

6 – Steam and Condensate SystemsThermal Properties of Steam • Estimating Steam Usage & Its Value • Steam Traps & Their Application • Condensate Recovery

7 – CogenerationCogeneration System Design & Analysis • Computer Programs • U.S. Cogenera-tion Legislation: PURPA • Evaluating Cogeneration Opportunities: Case Examples

8 – Waste Heat RecoveryWaste-Heat Survey • Classifying Waste-Heat Quality • Storage of Waste Heat • Quan-tifying Waste Heat • Matching Waste Heat Source & Sink • Waste-Heat Exchangers • Commercial Options in Waste-Heat-Recovery Equipment • Emerging Technologies for Waste Heat Recovery

9 – Building EnvelopePrinciples of Envelope Analysis • Metal Elements in Envelope Components • Roofs • Floors • Fenestration • Infiltration • Summarizing Envelope Performance with the Building Load Coefficient • Thermal AWeight@ • Envelope Analysis for Existing Buildings • Envelope Analysis for New Buildings • Envelope Standards for New & Existing Construction

10 – HVAC SystemsSurveying Existing Conditions • Human Thermal Comfort • Interactions with HVAC ECO Projects • HVAC System Types • Central Cooling Equipment, Heat Rejection Equipment & Distribution • Impact of Part-Load Operation & Occupancy • HVAC System Electrical Distribution Energy • Humidification Systems • Example HVAC Energy Conservation Opportunities • Reducing System Loads • Estimating HVAC Energy Consumption

11 – Motors, Drives & Electric Energy ManagementPower Supply • Effects of Unbalanced Voltages on Performance of Motors • Effect of Performance-General • Motors • Glossary of Frequently Occurring Motor Terms • Power Factor • Special High Efficiency Motor Designs • Electrical Motor Performance at Part Load • Determining Electric Motor Operating Loads • Power Meter • Approximate Motor Load from Slip Measurement • Approximate Motor Load from Amperage Readings • Electric Motor Efficiency • Comparing Motors • Sensitivity of Load to Motor RPM • Ef-ficiency Losses of Drive Loads • Variable Frequency Drives • Motor Power Consumption When Throttling • Theoretical Power Consumption • Motormaster

12 – Energy Management Control SystemsEnergy Management Systems • Justification of EMCSs • Systems Integration

13 – LightingLighting Fundamentals • Process to Improve Lighting Efficiency • Maintenance • New Technologies & Products • Special Considerations • Daylighting • Common Retrofits

14 – Energy Systems MaintenanceDeveloping the Maintenance Program • Why Perform Energy, Facility & Process Systems Maintenance? • Developing & Implementing a Preventive Maintenance Plan

15 – Industrial InsulationFundamentals of Thermal Insulation Design Theory • Insulation Materials • Insulation Selection • Insulation Thickness Determination • Insulation Economics

16 – Use of Alternative EnergySolar Energy • Wind Energy • Biomass Energy • Emerging Technologies

17 – Indoor Air QualityIntroduction: Why IAQ Is Important to CEMs • IAQ Fundamentals • The Energy Management / IAQ Balance • Summary & Conclusions • Topics for Additional Study

18 – Electric & Gas Utility Rates for Commercial & Industrial ConsumersUtility Costs • Rate Structures • Innovative Rate Type • Calculation of a Monthly Bill • Conducting a Load Study • Effects of Deregulation on Customer Rates

19 – Thermal Energy StorageStorage Systems • Storage Mediums • System Capacity • Economic Summary

20 – Codes, Standards and LegislationThe Energy Independence & Security Act of 2007 • The Energy Policy Act of 2005 • The Energy Policy Act of 1992 • Codes & Standards • Climate Change • Indoor Air Quality Standards • Measurement & Verification • Regulatory & Legislative Issues Impacting Cogeneration & Power

21 – Natural Gas PurchasingPreface • Natural Gas as a Fuel • Buying Natural Gas • New Frontiers for the Gas Industry

22 – Control SystemsWhy Automate Control? • Why Optimization? • Technology Classifications • Control Modes • Input/Output Devices • Valves & Dampers • Instrument Accuracy, Repeatability & Drift • Basic Control Block Diagrams • Key Fundamentals of Successfully Applied Automatic Controls • Expected Life of Control Equipment • Control Applications for Saving Energy • Basic Energy-Saving Control Applications • Advanced Energy-Saving Control Applications • Facilities Operations Control Applications • Control System Application Pitfalls to Avoid • Costs & Benefits of Automatic Control • Estimating Savings from Applied Automatic Control

23 – Sustainability & High Performance Green BuildingsBeginnings • Sustainability Gives Rise to the Green Buildings Movement • Introducing the LEEC NC Rating System: A Technical Review • LEED for Existing Building Rating System (LEED-EB) Adopted in 2004 • Summary Discussion of Two New LEED Programs • The LEED Process • ASHRAE Guides Developed to Support LEED

24 – Electric DeregulationAn Historical Perspective of the Electric Power Industry • The Transmission System & FERC=s Role in Promoting Competition in Wholesale Power • Stranded Costs • Status of State Electric Industry Restructuring Activity • Trading Energy: Marketers & Brokers • The Impact of Retail Wheeling • The Ten-Step Program to Successful Utility Deregulation • Pricing Options for Electric Supply • Aggregation • In-House vs. Outsourcing Energy Services

25 – Financing and Performance ContractingFinancial Arrangements: A Simple Example • Financial Arrangements: Details & Terminology • Applying Financial Arrangements: A Case Study • APros@ & ACons@ of Each Financial Arrangement • Characteristics that Influence Which Financial Ar-rangement Is Best • Incorporating Strategic Issues When Selecting Financial Arrange-ments • Perspectives of Owners & Performance Contractors: Both Sides of the Story

26 – CommissioningCommissioning for Energy Management • Commissioning Definitions • The Commis-sioning Process in Existing Buildings • Commissioning Measures • Ensuring Optimum Building Performance • Commissioning New Buildings for Energy Management • For Additional Information

27 – Measurement & Verification of Energy SavingsM&V Method Selection • History of M&V • Performance Contracts • Overview of Mea-surement & Verification Methods • Cost Reduction Strategies • M&V Sampling Strategies

28 – Ground-Source Heat Pumps Applied to Commercial BuildingsIntroduction to Ground-Source Heat Pumps • About the Technology • Application • Technology Performance • Hypothetical Case Studies • The Technology in Perspective

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Use the latest innovative projectfinancing strategies and methodsto guide your project to success...

ENERGY PROJECT FINANCING: RESOURCES ANDSTRATEGIES FOR SUCCESSBy Albert Thumann, P.E., C.E.M., and Eric Woodroof, Ph.D., C.E.M. This practical application reference was writ-ten to provide a resource for those seeking to utilize the innovative methods now available to finance energy projects. The full scope of current project financing practices are fully examined and assessed, including coverage of energy service performance contracting, rate of return analysis, measurement and verifica-tion of energy savings, and more. You’ll get the facts you need to assess a project’s payback in advance, anticipate and avoid potential risks and/or hidden costs, and assure that your energy project is an overall economic success.

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1 – Background on the Need for Financing Energy Projects 2 – A Simple Example to Introduce the Basic Financial Arrangements 3 – Choosing the Right Financing for Your Energy Efficiency and Green Projects with ENERGY STAR® 4 – Financing Energy Projects Through Performance Contracting 5 – The Power Purchase Agreement (PC for Solar) 6 – Selling Projects to Financiers 7 – Key Risk and Structuring Provisions for Bankable Transactions 8 – When Firms Publicize Energy Management Projects, Their Stock Prices Go Up 9 – Overcoming the 3 Main Barriers to Energy Efficiency or “Green” ProjectsAppendices, Index

1 – Energy Auditing Basics 2 – Energy Accounting & Analy sis 3 – Understanding the Utility Bill 4 – Energy Economics 5 – Survey Instrumentation 6 – The Building Envelope 7 – The Electrical System Au dit 8 – The Heating, Ventilating & Air Conditioning Audit 9 – Upgrading HVAC Systems for Energy Efficiency 10 – The Physical Plant Audit 11 – Central Plant Retrofit Con sid er ations 12 – Maintenance & Energy Au dits 13 – Self-Evaluation Checklists 14 – In Transition from Energy Audits to Industrial Assessments 15 – A Compendium of Handy Working Aids 16 – En ergy Auditing Software Directory 17 – World Class Energy Assessments 18 – Water ConservationIndexORDER CODE: 0635

The complete master handbook on the principles and practices of energy auditing – now published in its 8th edition...

HANDBOOK OF ENERGY AUDITSEIGHTH EDITIONBy Albert Thumann, P.E., C.E.M., William J. Younger, C.E.M., and Terry Niehus, P.E., C.E.M

This best selling handbook is the most com-prehensive and practical reference available on energy auditing in buildings and industry. This latest edition includes revisions throughout covering ASHRAE Level 1 and 2 energy audits, as well as a new chapter on water conserva-tion. Topics include energy assessment and computer software that will guide you in plan-ning and carrying out a thorough and accurate energy audit of any type of facility, including electrical, mechanical and building systems analysis. Clear, easy to follow instructions guide you through accounting procedures, rate of return and life cycle cost analysis. Also covered is information on understanding your utility bill and using that knowledge to trim your energy costs. Loaded with forms, check-lists and handy working aids, this book is must reading for anyone responsible for conducting or overseeing a facility energy audit.ISBN: 0 88173 621-X 6 x 9, 491 pp., Illus.

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ENERGY MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK, 7TH Edition

By Steve Doty and Wayne C. Turner

This comprehensive 800+ page handbook has become recognized as the definitive stand-alone energy manager’s desk reference, used by thousands of energy management professionals throughout in dus try.

By Barney Capehart, Wayne Turner, and William Kennedy

This best selling book provides a manager’s guide to the most im por-tant areas of energy cost cutting. Written by three of the most re spected energy pro fessionals in the industry, it examines the fun da men tal objectives of energy management, and illustrates tools and techniques proven effective for achieving results.

By Klaus-Dieter E. Pawlik

This practical study guide serves as a valuable companion text, pro-viding worked out solutions to all of the problems presented in Guide to Energy Management Sixth Edition.

By Albert Thumann and D. Paul Mehta

This reference will guide you step by step in applying the principles of energy engineering and management to the design of electrical, HVAC, utility, pro cess and building systems for both new design and retrofit projects.

GUIDE TO ENERGY MANAGEMENT, 6TH Edition

HANDBOOK OF ENERGY ENGINEERING, 6TH Edition

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Here’s your authoritative resource onESCO developments, trends and activities throughout the world...

By Shirley J. Hansen, Ph.D.with Pierre Langlois and Paolo Bertoldi

This book provides an insightful assessment of today’s ESCO (energy services) industry around the world, analyzing current trends – both by geographical regions and in specific countries. Both opportunities and barriers/problems are presented and explained by in country profes-sionals who have broad knowledge of their specific ESCO industry. The book includes significant contributions by Pierre Langlois and Paolo Bertoldi. The author and contributors have reached into the far corners of the world to get trusted colleagues to tell the story of the energy services industry’s development in their respec-tive countries, and in their own words. Chapters cover selected countries from Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, North America, South America, New Zealand and Australia, as well as the overall global picture.

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1 – ESCO Development

2 – WESTERN EUROPE: Germany, Italy, Greece, United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Austria, Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Portugal, Spain

3 – EASTERN EUROPE: Czech Republic, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Croatia, Russia, Bulgaria

4 – AFRICA: Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Cote d’lvoire, Kenya, South Africa

5 – THE MIDDLE EAST: Lebanon, Israel, Turkey, Egypt

6 – ASIA: Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, India, Philippines, Republic of Korea, China

7 – NORTH AMERICA: Canada, United States, Mexico

8 – SOUTH AMERICA: Chile, Uruguay, Brazil

9 – DOWN UNDER: New Zealand, Australia

10 – The Global Picture

References, Appendices, Index

ESCOS AROUND THE WORLD: LESSONS LEARNED IN 49 COUNTRIES

Gain perspective from a leading industry insider on how energy companies can set the course for a profitable, solid and sustainable future…VISIONS FOR A SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FUTUREBy Mark Gabriel

This book offers a unique insight into the corporate health of energy companies in an evolving land scape of deregulation. Cutting across both his torical and present-day situations, it demonstrates important el-ements vital to the success of energy companies coming out of a safe, regulated structure, and dealing with a new, competitive environment. Targeted at corporate ex ecutives, energy pro fessionals, stra te gic planners, and regulators, readers will find this resource helpful to understand how energy companies can meet the challenges of a competitive environment, the impacts of de regu lation, assessment of successful and unsuccess-ful business strategies, the role of technology in a suc-cessful re-invented business model, and the differences and simi larities of elec tricity to other commodities.

ISBN: 0-88173-513-26 x 9, 254 pp., Illus.


ESCOs Aroundthe World:

Lessons Learned in49 Countries

Shirley J. Hansen, Ph.D.with Pierre Langlois and Paolo Bertoldi

1 – Megatrends and the Energy Horizon

2 – Incenting Innovation: A Competitive Regulatory Framework

3 – The Destiny of Energy Business Evolution

4 – The Destiny of Demographics

5 – The Destiny of Carbon Constraints and Capacity Demands6 – The Destiny of Intelligent Infrastructure

7 – The Destiny of Customer Engagement

8 – The Destination: A Transformed Electricity SectorIndex



1 – Codes, Standards & Legislation 2 – Energy Economic Analysis 3 – Energy Auditing & Accounting 4 – Electrical System Optimization 5 – Waste Heat Recovery 6 – Utility System Optimization 7 – Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Building System Optimization 8 – HVAC Equipment 9 – Cogeneration: Theory & Practice 10 – Control Systems 11 – Computer Applications 12 – Thermal Storage 13 – Passive Solar Energy Systems 14 – Energy Management 15 – Compressed Air System Optimization 16 – Financing Energy Projects Appendix, References, Index

HANDBOOK OF ENERGY ENGINEERINGSIXTH EDITIONBy Albert Thumann, P.E., C.E.M. and D. Paul Mehta, Ph.D.

Covering the latest codes and standards and the Energy Independence and Security Act, this edition includes information on software pack-ages from the Best Practices Program of the U.S. Department of Energy; and emerging technolo-gies such as oxy-fuel combustion, high efficiency burners, enhanced heat exchangers, and ceramic membranes for heat recovery. This reference will guide you step by step in applying the principles of energy engineering and management to the design of electrical, HVAC, utility, process and building systems for both new design and retrofit projects. Topics covered include how to do an energy analysis of any system; electrical system optimization; state-of-the-art lighting and light-ing controls; thermal storage; cogeneration; HVAC and building system optimization; com-pressed air systems; third party financing and much more. The text is thoroughly illustrated with tables, graphs, diagrams and sample problems.

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Learn how to gain maximum benefit from the latest in IT and web based energy information and control systems now available for use in managing your organization’s energy costs…

WEB BASED ENTERPRISE ENERGY & BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMSEdited by Barney L. Capehart and Lynne C. Capehart

The capability and use of IT and web based en ergy information and control systems has ex panded from single facilities to multiple fa cilities and or ga ni zations with buildings located throughout the world. This book will show you how to take the mass of available data and extract from it useful information which can determine what actions to take to improve effi ciency and productivity of commer cial, in sti tu tional and in-dus trial facilities. The book will also provide insight into the areas of ad vanced appli cations of web based EIS and ECS systems, in te gration of IT/web based in for mation and con trol sys tems with existing BAS systems, commissioning IT/web based systems, mea-surement and veri fi cation of energy saving projects, and moni toring and control of all operations of a facility to integrate the energy related operations of a facility to the business side.

ISBN: 0-88173-536-1

81/2 x 11, 425 pp., Illus. Hardcover, $175.00

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—— CONTENTS —— I: INTRODUCTION

II: WEB BASED ENTERPRISE ENERGY & FACILITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CASE STUDIES

III: WEB BASED ENTERPRISE ENERGY & FACILITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM APPLICATIONS IV: WEB BASED ENTERPRISE ENERGY & FACILITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT PARK INDUSTRY V: WEB BASED ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR DEMAND RESPONSE APPLICATIONS VI: HARDWARE & SOFTWARE TOOLS & SYSTEMS FOR DATA INPUT, DATA PROCESSING & DISPLAY IN ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS VII: FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES FOR WEB BASED ENTERPRISE ENERGY & BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS; & CONCLUSIONS Index

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We are pleased to offer this com pre hen sive 6-vol ume reference li brary, specifically designed to pro vide an eco nomical train-ing, re search and ref erence re source for pro fessionals in volved in the non-tech nical as pects of energy man agement. Pro viding over 2300 pages of text, graphics, charts and illus trations, this easy-access CD is in dexed with book marks for con ve nient navi gation. Business En ergy Pro fessional Ref erence Library CD con tains the following six com plete books in Adobe PDF® for mat: CD ORDER CODE: 0556

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DICTIONARY OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY TECHNOLOGIESBy Michael F. HordeskiThis comprehensive reference addresses the diverse topics that form the back bone of energy conservation in a time-saving dictionary format. Printed hard cover also available, price: $130.00

HANDBOOK OF FINANCING ENERGY PROJECTS,By Albert Thumann, P.E., C.E.M., and Eric Woodruff, Ph.D., C.E.M.An excellent resource for those seeking to utilize the innovative methods now available to finance energy efficiency projects. Printed hardcover also available, price: $92.00

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR ENERGY MANAGERSEdited by Barney L. Capehart, Ph.D., C.E.M.Comprehensive in scope, this reference addresses all of the most sig nifi cant energy and facility-relevant IT concepts you’ll typically need to take your op erations to the “next level.” Printed hardcover also available, price: $145.00

INVESTMENT GRADE ENERGY AUDIT By Shirley J. Hansen, Ph.D., and James W. Brown, P.E.Provides detailed guidelines on how to use the “investment grade audit” (IGA), which enables prediction of savings with much greater accuracy than the tra di-tional energy audit. Printed hardcover also available, price: $95.00

NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCYBy Michael F. HordeskiThis important book details the tools and technologies available for in cor po rating smaller, clean, efficient energy-generating technologies into your en ergy man-agement plan. Printed hardcover also available, price: $88.00

WEB BASED ENERGY INFORMATION & CONTROL SYSTEMSBy Barney L. Capehart, Ph.D., C.E.M.This book documents operational experience with web based systems in ac-tual facilities and in varied applications. Printed hardcover also available, price: $160.00

SECTION 2:

POWER GENERATION Photovoltaics for Commercial & Utilities Power Generation ................................. 26

Solar Energy Fundamentals ...................................................................................... 27

The Smart Grid: Enabling Energy Efficiency & Demand Response....................... 27

Small Scale Cogeneration Handbook ...................................................................... 28

Guide to Microturbines ............................................................................................. 28

Steam Turbines for Modern Fossil-Fuel Power Plants ............................................ 29

Gas Turbine Handbook: Principles and Practice .................................................... 29

Electrical Power Systems Technology ...................................................................... 30

Electrical Distribution Systems ................................................................................ 30

SECTION 2 — POWER GENERATION

Find out – Why was solar power genera-

tion dormant until recently?

Why aren’t more large scale solar plants online today?

Why are large scale solar plants built mostly in the deserts?

Are all solar technologies suitable for use in desert areas?

Why are so many solar products and projects imported?

Why are solar installations hard to permit and tie into the grid?

How are the regulators and utilities helping solar progress?

Why is solar so difficult to finance, and how profitable is it?

What will happen to solar energy when the subsidies are cut?

What will solar energy generation look like 20 years from today?ORDER CODE: 0652

Here’s your complete guide to photovoltaic processes, equipment, devices, systems and solar power generation in both the U.S. and around the world...

PHOTOVOLTAICS FOR COMMERCIAL AND UTILITIES POWER GENERATIONBy Anco S. Blazev

This book provides an in depth review of the solar industry development, and present day state of the art, emphasizing current and future applica-tions of photovoltaic equipment in the commer-cial and utility energy sectors, and highlighting its use in large scale power generating plants operating in the U.S. deserts. All key aspects of photovoltaic technologies are examined from a theoretical point of view, looking closely at their design parameters, materials, manufacturing, quality and performance. Practical applications are also covered, focusing on large scale photo-voltaics as a major alternative energy source. The author examines the advantages and disadvan-tages of each of today’s solar technologies, and projects them into the future in search of opti-mized niche markets and maximum utilization. Key technical issues related to manufacturing and test procedures, product quality and safety, field performance, environmental impact, and other critical issues are thoroughly analyzed. Lack of standardized manufacturing processes and operating procedures, fluctuating political and regulatory policies, and the different financing, legal and marketing aspects of the solar industry are among the topics discussed in detail as well.

ISBN: 0-88173-652-X

81/2 x 11, 396 pp., Illus.

Hardcover, $145.00

—————————— CONTENTS ——————————

1 – Introduction to Solar Energy

2 – Solar Thermal Technologies

3 – Crystalline Silicon PV Technologies

4 – Thin Film PV Technologies

5 – PV Power Generation

6 – Large Scale PV Projects

7 – Utilities, Land, Regulatory, Finance and Legal

8 – PV Energy Markets Now and in the Future

9 – Environment and Safety of PV Technologies

Glossary of Terms

Index

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Get up to speed on the latest advances insmart grid technologies, and how they willimpact the future of electric power distribution...

THE SMART GRID: ENABLING ENERGYEFFICIENCY AND DEMAND RESPONSEBy Clark GellingsThe power system has often been cited as the great-est and most complex machine ever built, yet it is predominantly a mechanical system. However, technologies and intelligent systems are now avail-able which can significantly enhance the overall functionality of power distribution, and make it ready to meet the needs of the 21st century. This book explains in detail how sensors, communications technologies, computational ability, control, and feedback mechanisms can be effectively combined to create this new, continually adjusting “smart grid” system. You’ll gain an understanding of both IntelliGridSM architecture and EnergyPortSM, as well as how the integration of intelligent systems can be effectively utilized toward achieving the goals of reliability, cost containment, energy efficiency in power production and delivery, and end-use energy efficiency.

ISBN: 0-88173-623-6



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1 – What is the Smart Grid? 2 – Electric Energy Efficiency in Power Production & Delivery 3 – Electric End-Use Energy Efficiency 4 – Using a Smart Grid to Evolve the Perfect Power System 5 – DC Distribution & the Smart Grid 6 – The IntelliGridSM Architecture for the Smart Grid 7 – The Smart Grid – Enabling Demand Response: The Dynamic Energy Systems Concept 8 – The EnergyPortSM as Part of the Smart Grid 9 – Policies & Programs to Encourage End-Use Energy Efficiency10 – Market Implementation11 – Efficient Electric End-Use Technology Alternatives12 – Demand-Side Planning13 – Demand-Side EvaluationAppendix, Index

Gain a broader understanding of solar energyfrom one of the world’s leading experts...

SOLAR ENERGY FUNDAMENTALSBy Robert K. McMordie, Ph.D.This book is a compilation of decades of knowledge that spanned the author’s career as a mechanical engineer specializing in heat transfer and thermodynamics in the solar and aerospace industries. It was written with the goal of providing a comprehensive understanding of solar energy to readers of varying backgrounds and experience, in a manner which allows the information to be readily applied to real world projects. Beginning with an enlightening discussion of the relationship of the sun and the earth and the impact of sunlight on the earth, Dr. McMordie proceeds to explain in clear terms the basics of heat transfer, how solar collectors work, and how solar energy is absorbed. Specific technologies detailed include solar domestic hot water systems, solar photovoltaic systems, solar space heating, solar power towers, Stirling engine solar power systems, passive solar energy, and greenhouse solar collectors. Appendices provide mathematical techniques for solving heat transfer problems and case studies. The book also includes an Excel® based companion CD of computations to enable the reader to readily put the information in the book to practical use.

ISBN: 0-88173-681-3

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1 – Introduction

2 – Introduction to Energy Terms

3 – The Sun & the Earth

4 – Sunlight on the Earth

5 – Heat Transfer

6 – Solar Collectors

7 – Absorbed Solar Energy

8 – Solar Domestic Hot Water Systems

9 – Solar Photovoltaic Systems

10 – Solar Space Heating

11 –Solar Power Towers

12 –Stirling Engine Solar Power Systems

13 –Passive Solar Energy

14 –Greenhouse Solar Collector

Problems, References, Appendices, Index

Is cogeneration right for your facility? This information packed, fully updated guide will show you how technology, market and policy developments have converged to make cogeneration more attractive than ever for many organizations...

SMALL-SCALE COGENERATION HANDBOOKFOURTH EDITIONBy Bernard F. Kolanowski

Newly updated in its fourth edition, this book includes a new chapter on the Or-ganic Rankine Cycle and its use in various industries, and also a new chapter on pyrolysis, illustrating how to turn solid or liquid material into a gas using pyrolysis in commercially available technology. Also included is material on the advent of the fuel cell in cogeneration plus the all the latest cogeneration technologies. This comprehensive reference provides a wealth of information to assist in evaluat-ing the feasibility and potential benefits of cogeneration for your facility. Covered in detail are regulatory developments and their impact, system selection and sizing, permitting requirements, operation and maintenance, financing, technology ba-sics, micro turbines, absorption chillers, distributed generation and case histories.ISBN: 0-88173-663-5


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GUIDE TO MICROTURBINES By Bernard F. KolanowskiThis book will bring you up to speed on all aspects of microturbines, covering the full scope of tech nologies now available, as well as where and how they are being applied, and how their increased use will im pact the elec tric power industry in the years ahead. The first section ex am ines how microturbines work, their use for power pro duction, fuel variations, en vi ron men tal ad van tages, and how they are connected with utility sys tems. The second section fo cuses on applications and case his to ries, ex am ining use of microturbines for dis trib uted gen eration, co gen eration, waste fu els, peak saving, and cooling appli cations. Also cov ered are per mitting, project financing, and available gov ernment re sources, and what the future holds.

ISBN: 0-88173-418-7

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——— CONTENTS ——— 1 – Introduction 2 – History of Cogeneration 3 – Regulatory Actions 4 – Uses of Cogeneration 5 – Applying Cogeneration 6 – Sizing the Cogenerator 7 – Logistics of Installation 8 – Permitting Requirements 9 – Operation & Maintenance10 – Pitfalls of Cogeneration11 – Financing Cogeneration Projects12 – Case Histories13 – Small-scale Cogeneration Manufacturers14 – Do-It-yourself Cogeneration15 – Green Energy vs. Cogeneration16 – Micro-turbines and Cogeneration17 – Absorber Chillers in Cogeneration18 – Desiccant Drying and Cogeneration19 – Fuel Cells20 – Distributed Generation21 – National Combined Heat & Power Association22 – Cogeneration in Europe23 – The Organic Rankine Cycle24 – PyrolysisAppendices, Index

SECTION 2 — POWER GENERATION PAGE 29

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GAS TURBINE HANDBOOK:PRINCIPLES & PRACTICEFOURTH EDITIONBy Tony J. GiampaoloNewly revised and edited, this best-selling reference provides the fundamental information you’ll need to understand both the operation and proper application of all types of gas turbines. The full spectrum of hardware and application scenarios are fully explored, along with operating parameters, controls, inlet and exhaust treatments, inspection, trouble-shooting, noise control, inlet cooling for power augmentation and NOx control. Coverage includes microturbines, as well as critical elements of centrifugal and axial compressors. The author has provided many helpful tips that will enable diagnosis of problems in their early stages and analysis of failures to prevent their recur-rence. Also treated are the effects of the external environment on gas turbines, as well as the impact of the gas turbine on its surrounding environment.

ISBN: 0-88173-613-9 6 x 9, 447 pp., Illus,

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Find out how recent breakthroughs can improve steam turbine driven power plant efficiency…

STEAM TURBINES FOR MODERN FOSSIL FUEL POWER PLANTS

By Alexander S. LeyzerovichThis book presents the newest approaches to de sign and operation of new steam tur-bines, along with modern tech niques for re fur bishment of aging units, for fossil fuel power plants. Recent en gi neering break-throughs have led to po ten tial increases in power plant effi ciency, de riving both from qualitative im provements in turbine steam path design, and from tran sitions to a greater use of el evated steam con ditions. New approaches also have emerged rela-tive to transient op er ating conditions, as well as im proved in for mation support for op era tional per sonnel. In tended to serve as an au thori tative guide for power plant engineers, op erators, owners and de signers on all of these crucial de vel opments, this book fully de scribes and evaluates the most im por tant new design and op era tional im provement oppor tu nities for the full spec trum of today’s steam tur bines – from the newest and most ad vanced to the more common existing sys tems.

ISBN: 0-88173-548-5


——— CONTENTS ——— 1 – Steam Turbines in the Modern World 2 – Rise of Steam Turbine Output & Efficiency with Steam Pa ram eters 3 – Configuration of Modern Power Steam Turbines 4 – Design of Steam Path, Blading, Gland Seals, and Valves 5 – Last Stage Blades & Exhaust Hoods of LP Cylinders 6 – Thermal Expansion, Bearings & Lubrication 7 – Operating Con ditions & Start-up Systems 8 – Experimental Researches of Turbine Transients 9 – Start-up Tech nologies & Applications 10 – Start-up Instructions for Steam Turbines 11 – Scheduled & Unscheduled Load Changes 12 – Cycling Operation & Its Influence on Turbine Performances 13 – Au to mated Data Acquisition & Control 14 – Diagnostic Monitoring of Turbine Heat Rate & Flow Capacity Performances 15 – Diagnostic Monitoring of Turbine Temperature & Thermal Stress States 16 – Post-Operative Analysis of Turbine Operation 17 – Assessment & Extension of Steam Turbine Lifetime 18 – Steam Turbine Upgrade Appendices, Index

SECTION 2 — POWER GENERATION

Gain a clear understanding of howcomplex electrical systems function...

ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGYTHIRD EDITIONBy Stephen W. Fardo and Dale R. Patrick

Covering the gamut of technologies and sys-tems used in the generation of electrical power, this reference provides an easy-to understand overview of the production, distribution, con-trol, conversion and measurement of electrical power. The content is presented in an easy-to-understand style, so that the reader can develop a basic comprehensive understanding of the many parts of our complex electrical power systems. The authors describe a broad array of essential characteristics of electrical power systems – from power production to its conversion to another form of energy. Each system is broken down into sub-systems and equipment that are explored in greater detail in the chapters of each unit. Simple mathematical presentations are used with practical applications to provide an easier understanding of basic power system operation.

ISBN: 0-88173-585-X6 x 9, 496 pp., Illus. Hardcover, $115.00


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1 – Power Measurement Fundamentals 2 – Power System Fundamentals 3 – Power Measurement Equipment 4 – Modern Power Systems 5 – Alternative Power Systems 6 – Alternating Current Power Systems 7 – Direct Current Power Systems 8 – Power Distribution Fundamentals 9 – Power Distribution Equipment10 – Single-Phase and Three-Phase11 – Fundamentals of Electrical Loads12 – Heating Systems13 – Lighting Systems14 – Mechanical Systems15 – Power Control Devices16 – Operational Power Control Systems17 – Control DevicesAppendices, Index

This authoritative guide presents real worldsolutions to today’s most challenging electrical distribution system design and application demands…

ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMSSECOND EDITIONBy Dale R. Patrick and Stephen W. FardoComprehensive in scope, this book, now in its fully updated second edition, was written to fill the need for a truly applications-oriented text on electrical distribution systems for both engineers and tech-nicians. All critical aspects of power production, distribution, control, conversion and measurement are clearly presented. The authors place emphasis on real-world applications, examining electrical distribution and associated system operation from a user’s or technician’s point of view. The use of an ‘electrical power systems’ model facilitates the reader’s comprehensive understanding of electri-cal distribution, utilizing power distribution as a key starting point, and then clearly delineating the relationship to other important associated systems. The final chapter of this new edition has been refo-cused to emphasize the economics of distribution systems, computer power requirements and current environmental considerations.ISBN: 0-88173-599-X


—— CONTENTS —— 1 – Power System Fundamentals 2 – Basics of Electrical Circuits 3 – Power Relationships in Electrical Circuits 4 – Electrical Power Production Systems 5 – Power Distribution System Fundamentals 6 – Conductors & Insulators in Electrical Distribution Systems 7 – Power Distribution Equipment 8 – Electrical Distribution Inside Buildings 9 – Single Phase & Three Phase Distribution Systems10 – Distribution Considerations for Heating Systems11 – Control Devices Used with Distribution Systems12 – Power Measurement Equipment13 – Distribution System Considerations

Appendices, IndexORDER CODE: 0624

SECTION 3:

HVAC SYSTEMSHVAC Fundamentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32

Practical Controls: A Guide to Mechanical Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32

Managing Indoor Air Quality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33

Indoor Air Quality: A Guide for Facility Managers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33

Testing & Balancing HVAC Air & Water Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34

HVAC Controls: Operation and Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34

Mechanical Estimating Manual: Sheet Metal, Piping & Plumbing . . . . . . . . . . .35

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HVAC FUNDAMENTALSSECOND EDITIONBy Samuel C. SugarmanUpdated to cover the latest technology ad-vances and terminology, this book covers the full range of HVAC systems used in today’s facilities. You’ll find all the details necessary to clearly understand how HVAC systems op erate. Comprehensive in scope, the book sepa rates out each of the major HVAC sys tem com po nents and controls for air, water, heat-ing, ventilating and air con di tioning, clearly illus trating the way each system, sub system, con trol or component contributes to pro-viding the desired in door en vi ronment. You’ll learn why one com po nent or system may be chosen over another with respect to design, appli cation, energy con ser vation, in door air quality, and cost. The second edition also adds a brand new chapter on psychrometrics. Fully ex am ined are heat flow fun da men tals, as well as the heat flow cal cu lations used in selecting equipment and de ter mining sys tem op er ating performance and costs. Fluid flow fun da men-tals and equations, and basics of sys tem testing and veri fi cation of system per for mance are also cov ered.ISBN: 0-88173-559-0


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6 x 9, 469 pp., Illus., Hardcover, $120

Learn how to apply the optimum control technologies and strategies for any type of commercial HVAC system…

PRACTICAL CONTROLS: A GUIDE TO MECHANICAL SYSTEMS By Steven R. CalabreseGeared toward the HVAC professional, this book details prac tical meth ods of HVAC control, and defines the role of con trols in easy-to-un der stand terms. Drawing from years of hands-on con tracting experience, the author shares a wealth of field-tested and proven approaches to control systems issues, spanning the full range of elec trical, elec tronic, and mi cro pro cessor-based systems. Written in practical, real-world terms, the pre sen tation first ex plores each of the various mechanical systems in stalled in today’s fa cilities, and then takes a concise look at how each of these systems is best controlled using currently available control tech nologies. The book provides a wel come resource for the HVAC professional, or for anyone involved with controls installation and trouble shooting, covering basic rules and equipment guide lines, as well as “rules of thumb,” pros and cons, po ten tial mistakes to avoid.

ISBN: 0-88173-447-0

——— CONTENTS ——— 1 – HVAC Systems 2 – Heat Flow 3 – Psychrometrics 4 – Heating & Ventilating Systems 5 – Air Conditioning Systems 6 – Compressors 7 – Water Chillers 8 – Fans 9 – Air Distribution 10 – Variable Air Volume 11 – Pumps & Water Distribution 12 – Control Systems 13 – Control System Components 14 – Choosing an HVAC System 15 – Heat Recovery 16 – Energy Conservation Opportunities 17 – Central Plant Water Chiller Optimization 18 – Fan Drives 19 – Terminology 20 – HVAC TimelineIndex

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—— CONTENTS —— 1 – Indoor Air Quality: An Overview 2 – Indoor Air Quality in Retrospect 3 – Classifying Indoor Air Problems 4 – Investigating Indoor Air Quality Problems 5 – Controlling Indoor Air Problems 6 – The Thermal Environment: An Internal Habitat 7 – HVAC: The Heart of the System 8 – Filtration: Understanding an Underutilized Asset 9 – Building Security & Safety: Readying Your Building 10 – Operations & Maintenance: An Ounce of Pre vention 11 – Management Procedures: The Soft Side of IAQ Success 12 – What “They” Say: from Whence Does My Help Cometh? Appendices, Index

1 – Introduction to Sick Buildings

2 – IAQ Hazards to Human Health & Productivity

3 – HVAC Basics & Indoor Air Quality

4 – Improving Ventilation

5 – Improving Filtration: Recycling Air

6 – Controlling Humidity & Moisture

7 – The Value of Duct Cleaning

8 – Putting It All Together: The IAQ Program

9 – Mold: Potential Threats Sprout in a Watery World

Appendices, Index


Your complete guide to assuring high quality indoor air in your facility…

INDOOR AIR QUALITY: A GUIDE FOR FACILITY MANAGERSSECOND EDITION By Ed Bas This guide provides a comprehensive account of indoor air quality haz ards, their sources, and appro-priate solutions. Written in easy-to-understand, non-tech nical terms, it is designed to be used as both a ready reference and a training guide for facility managers. Each specific type of indoor air hazard is addressed, in cluding aller gens, as bes tos, form al de hyde and VOCs, ra don, tobacco smoke, le-gionellosis and related illnesses, carbon mon ox ide, mul tiple chemical sen si tivity, and toxic mold. The basics of proper ventilation and the relationship of the HVAC sys tem to in door air quality are fully ex-plained. Fun da men tal pro ce dures for main taining good air quality, in cluding fil tration, control of humidity and mois ture, and duct cleaning are ex-am ined in detail. A full chapter is devotedto recent de vel opments and pro ce dures for controlling toxic mold. Case studies are also in cluded.

ISBN: 0-88173-327-X


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Your up-to-the-minute IAQ resource, providing a comprehensive approach to effective IAQ management and mitigation practices...

MANAGING INDOOR AIR QUALITYFIFTH EDITIONBy H.E. Burroughs, C.I.A.Q.P., and Shirley J. Hansen, Ph.D. This newly revised and updated practical desk refer-ence is structured to serve as a guide and informa-tion resource—both on treating existing indoor air problems effectively, and on preventing costly IAQ problems from occurring in the first place. Finding solutions to indoor air quality problems is often a complex, multi-disciplined endeavor. A single discipline approach from the environmental engi-neer, the industrial hygienist, or the medical doctor, unfortunately tends to narrow both the control and the treatment options. This book cuts across these professions to offer those concerned with the total facility, a broader, more comprehensive approach to managing indoor air quality and mitigating indoor air quality problems. Topics covered also include updated ASHRAE standards and information, ex-panded discussion of greening and sustainability, building security and mold-related issues, current diagnostics and remediation practices, and the latest information on filtering.ISBN: 0-88173-661-9 6 x 9, 360+ pp., Illus.,

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Apply the methods used by experts to achieve optimum performance of any type of HVAC system…

TESTING & BALANCING HVAC AIR & WATER SYSTEMSFOURTH EDITIONBy Sam SugarmanThis fully revised and updated edition of this classic best selling ref erence provides all the information you will need to evaluate and balance the air and water sides of any HVAC system. The new edition in cludes coverage of pneumatic, electric, elec tronic, direct digital, and pro por tional, integral and derivative control systems. Every aspect of testing, adjusting and balancing is addressed, in-cluding all types of in struments required, and specific methods to adjust constant volume, single zone, dual duct, induction, and variable air volume sys tems. Complete details are provided for the full scope of system com po nents, including fans, pumps, motors, drives and electricity, as well as for balancing devices and in strument usage. Also included is in for mation on testing and balancing clean rooms and HVAC system commissioning.ISBN: 0-88173-534-5



—— CONTENTS —— 1 – General Balancing Procedure 2 – Preliminary Air Balancing Procedures 3 – Basic Air Balance Procedures Common to All Systems 4 – Proportionally Balancing Constant Volume Low Pressure Systems 5 – Balancing Constant Volume, Multizone, Dual Duct & Induction Systems 6 – Balancing Variable Air Volume Systems 7 – Setting Outside Air & Changing Fan Speeds 8 – Balancing Return Air & Toilet Exhaust Systems 9 – Fans, Fan Performance Curves & Duct System Curves 10 – Testing & Balancing Fume Hood Systems 11 – Testing & Balancing Clean Rooms 12 – HVAC Commissioning 13 – Basic Water Balance Procedures 14 – Centrifugal Pumps, Pump Performance Curves & Pipe System Curves 15 – Analog & Digital Automatic Controls 16 – Fluid Flow, Psychrometric & Refrigeration Terminology 17 – Air Systems: Distribution, Components & Terminology 18 – Water Systems: Distribution, Components & Terminology 19 – Fan Pump, Drive, Motor & Electrical Terminology 20 – Instruments & Instrument Terminology Equations, Conversion Tables, Index


Here’s your complete guide to today’s automated temperature control systems for HVAC…

HVAC CONTROLS: OPERATION & MAINTENANCETHIRD EDITIONBy Guy W. Gupton, Jr.Now in it’s newly third edition, this hand book was writ-ten to serve as a com plete and con cise reference for those en gaged in the op eration and main te nance of au to matic con trol sys tems serving building HVAC sys tems. The full range of topics per ti nent to the effec-tive op eration of all types of HVAC con trol sys tems currently in use to day are ex plored, in cluding equipment-to-con trol in ter actions, con trol sys tem set-up and functions, local loop to building au to mation sys tem in ter faces, per for mance pre diction and assessment, op era tional pa ram eters, and main te nance and test-ing. The third edition in cludes a new chap ter on updating ex isting pneu matic control sys tem to a hy brid pneu matic and direct digi tal system.

ISBN: 0-88173-341-5

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SECTION I: HOW TO PREPARE SHEET METAL & PIPING ES TI MATES1 – Wendes Guide to Successful Estimating: Principles2 – Systematic & Efficient Estimating Procedures3 – Sample HVAC Estimate & Forms

SECTION II: BUDGET ESTIMATING4 – Budget Estimating Fundamentals

SECTION III: EQUIPMENT ESTIMATING5 – Heating & Cooling Equipment6 – HVAC Units & Air Distribution Equipment7 – Plumbing Fixtures & Specialties8 – Air Pollution & Heat Recovery Equipment

SECTION IV: SHEET METAL ESTIMATING9 – Sheet Metal Estimating Basics

10 – Rectangular Galvanized Ductwork11 – Spiral & Light Gauge Round Ductwork12 – Fiber Glass Ductwork13 – Heavy Gauge Ductwork14 – Sheet Metal Specialties & Acoustical Lining15 – Miscellaneous Labor Operations

SECTION V: PIPING ESTIMATING16 – Piping Estimating Basics17 – Pressure Pipe & Fittings18 – Valves & Specialties19 – DWV Pipe & Fittings

SECTION VI: CONTRACTING FOR PROFIT20 – Markups for Overhead & Profit21 – Contracting for Profit22 – Computerized Estimating

Your complete guide to accurate and problem-free estimating for mechanical projects…

MECHANICAL ESTIMATING MANUAL: SHEET METAL, PIPING & PLUMBINGWendes Systems, Inc., Joseph D’Amelio, EditorClear, practical and com pre hen sive, this me chanical es ti mating manual pro vides an in dis pensable re source for contractors, es ti mators, owners and anyone in volved with es ti mating mechanical costs on con struction projects, including a wealth of la bor and price data, for mu las, charts and graphs. Cov ering time-proven meth od ologies and pro ce dures, it offers the user a full range of ready-to-use forms, detailed es ti mating guidelines, and numerous completed examples. You’ll learn from leading experts how to produce complete and accu rate sheet metal, piping and plumbing estimates both quickly and easily. The manual will also be of value to supervisors, me chanics, builders, general con tractors, engineers and ar chi tects for use in planning and scheduling work, budget estimating, cost control, cost accounting, checking change orders and various other as pects of mechanical es ti mating.

ISBN: 0-88173-538-8 81/2 x 11, 306 pp., Illus.

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NOW AVAILABLE: FIVE COMPLETE BOOKS ON ONE CD…


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With over 1800 pages of text, graphics, charts and illus trations, the HVAC & Building Sys tems Reference Library CDprovides an eco nomical training, re search and ref erence re source for today’s HVAC and fa cility pro fessional, addressing both HVAC system basics and efficient op eration, as well as a broad spectrum of con trol-re-lated topics, and in door air quality man-agement. In dexed with book marks for con ve nient navi gation, the CD con tains the following five com plete books in Adobe PDF® for mat:

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HVAC & BUILDING SYSTEMS REFERENCE LIBRARY CD

HVAC FUNDAMENTALS By Samuel C. SugarmanThis master volume covers the full range of HVAC systems used in today’s facilities. Printed hardcover also available, price: $98.00

MANAGING INDOOR AIR QUALITYTHIRD EDITIONBy H.E. Burroughs, C.I.A.Q.P., and Shirley J. Hansen, Ph.D.A practical guide and information resource – both on treating existing indoor air problems effectively – and on preventing costly IAQ problems from occur-ring in the first place. Printed hardcover also available, price: $92.00

INDOOR AIR QUALITY: A GUIDE FOR FACILITY MANAGERS SECOND EDITION By Ed BasThis guide provides a comprehensive account of indoor air quality hazards, their sources, and appropriate solutions. Printed hardcover also available, price: $92.00

PRACTICAL CONTROLS: A GUIDE TO MECHANICAL SYSTEMS By Steven R. CalabreseGeared toward the HVAC professional, this book details practical methods of HVAC control, and defines the role of controls in easy-to-understand terms. Printed hardcover also available, price: $120.00

HVAC CONTROLS: OPERATION & MAINTENANCETHIRD EDITION By Guy W. Gupton, Jr.A concise reference for those engaged in the operation and maintenance of automatic control systems serving building heating, ventilating and air con di-tioning systems. Printed hardcover also available, price: $92.00

SECTION 4:

ELECTRICAL & LIGHTINGQuality Lighting for High Performance Buildings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38

Lighting Controls Handbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

Advanced Lighting Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

Lighting Redesign for Existing Buildings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40

Efficient Electrical Systems Design Handbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41

Electricity & Electronics Fundamentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42

Electronic Digital System Fundamentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42

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6 x 9, 300± pp., Illus.Hardcover, $125.00ORDER CODE: 0663

Learn to apply the design principles and technologies which can best be used to achieve efficient, optimally performing lighting systems in buildings…

QUALITY LIGHTING FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE BUILDINGSBy Michael Stiller In the United States, buildings account for 40% of primary energy use, 72% of electricity consumption, and 39% of CO2 emissions. Indoor lighting accounts for a large portion of our energy use, and we sorely need to develop better, more efficient systems to illuminate our institutions and places of commerce as well as our homes. But as we push for greater efficiencies and reduced life-cycle impacts, and as new green construction codes and standards are adopted, it is imperative that we avoid sacrificing good lighting design that enhances our productivity, our comfort, and our health. With this in mind, this book provides an overview of the basic concepts of quality, indoor lighting, and explains concepts like visual comfort, visual interest, and integrated design as they relate to the practice of lighting design. Energy efficient lighting technologies, including LED lighting and digital control systems, and design strategies that increase visual comfort and productivity are discussed in plain language, and examined in a straightforward way to give the reader, whether an architect, interior designer, engineer, building trades professional, or student, a broad understanding of the art and science of energy efficient quality lighting. ISBN: 0-88173-775-1

–———————— CONTENTS —————————PART I: QUALITY LIGHTING1 – What Is Lighting Design2 – Understanding Light (Luminance, Illuminance & Lumens)3 – Glare & Contrast4 – Visual Comfort & visual Interest5 – Color & Light

PART II: HOW MUCH LIGHT DO WE NEED & WHERE DO WE NEED IT?6 – Lighting Plus Space: Calculating the Results7 – Target Illuminance Levels8 – Task Lighting

PART III: SUSTAINAILITY & ELECTRIC LIGHTING SOURCES9 – Choosing Lamp Types & Sources

10 – Lamps, Source Types & Relative Photometry11 – LED (SSL) Lighting

PART IV: SUSTAINABLE APPLICATIONS12 – Daylighting13 – Lighting Controls

PART V: BUILDING GREEN14 – Model Codes, Code-Language Standards & Energy Codes15 – Paths to High Performance Green Buildings: Advocacy Groups, Advanced Energy Design Guides, Green Construction Codes & Green Building Rating Systems

Appendix A – IllustrationsAppendix B – Lighting Calculations & Calculation SoftwareAppendix C – Resources

Index

1 – Occupancy Sensors

2 – Switching Controls

3 – Lighting Control Panels

4 – Dimmable Ballasts

5 – Fluorescent Dimming Methods

6 – Lamp/Ballast Interactions

7 – Dimming Controls

8 – Daylight Harvesting

9 – Code-Compliant Controls

10 – Commissioning

Get up to speed on the very latest advanced lighting controls, offering increased energy savings, flexibility, reliability and interoperability…

LIGHTING CONTROLS HANDBOOKBy Craig DiLouieIntended for energy managers, electrical en gi-neers, building managers, lighting designers, con sultants, and other electrical professionals, this book pro vides a practical description of major lighting con trols types and how to apply them. It’s a com pre hen sive step-by-step edu ca tional tour of lighting automation tech nology and its prac tical de sign and application, with useful dis-cussion about the purpose and ben efits of lighting con trols, em pha sizing the achieving of rel evant en ergy savings, as well as support of occu pant visual needs and pref erences. You’ll find detailed in for mation on fluo res cent switching and dim-ming systems in commer cial buildings, cov ering tech nology, de sign, application, strat egies, typical savings, commer cial energy code compliance, research, commissioning and trouble shooting. The book will guide you in taking advantage of the many ben efits of today’s sophisticated con trols, in cluding ex panded en ergy saving oppor tu nities, and in creased flexibil ity, reliability and interoper-ability.ISBN: 0-88173-573-6


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ADVANCED LIGHTING CONTROLS:ENERGY SAVINGS, PRODUCTIVITY, TECHNOLOGY & APPLICATIONSEdited By Craig DiLouie

Written for engineers, ar chi tects, lighting de signers, elec trical con tractors, dis tributors, and building owners and man agers, this im por tant guide to ad-vanced lighting con trols will bring you up to speed on the latest trends, tech nologies, codes and design tech niques which are shaping the se lection and implementation of lighting control systems to day. Advanced lighting controls are now man dated by the ASHRAE/IES 90.1-1999 energy standard (used as the basis for virtually all state energy codes in the U.S.), and are becoming the norm in new con-struction lighting in stallations. This comprehensive ref erence covers lighting controlsplanning and de-sign, benefit assessment and code con sid er ations, and the full spec trum of tech nologies currently available, in cluding detailed case studies of suc-cessful appli cations.

ISBN: 0-88173-510-8


SECTION I: LIGHTING CONTROL

SECTION II: DESIGN & PLANNING

SECTION III: ISSUES, TRENDS & CODES

SECTION IV: TECHNOLOGY

SECTION V: CASE STUDIES

Glossary, Index



–———————— CONTENTS —————————1 – Retrofit or Relight? Advanced Lighting for Saving Energy • Advanced Lighting for People • The Building Survey: Scouting for Opportunity

2 – An Introduction to Light What Is Light? • Good Task Visibility & Performance • Maximizing Visual Comfort • Rendering Colors & Skin Tones

3 – Lighting Design Design Matters • Lighting Techniques • Impact of Daylight • Energy-Efficient Lighting Design Ideas

4 – Legislation & Codes The Law of Lighting • Are CFLs Net Producers of Mercury? • New York City: Largest Buildings Must Upgrade Their Lighting • Commercial Building Tax Deduction Extended to 2013 • Energy Codes • Lighting & LEED 2009 • Green Building Codes

5 – Evaluating Lighting Equipment Evaluating Light Sources • What Is the Distribution of the Light? • How Long Does the Lamp Last? • How Much Light Does It Produce? • Evaluating Luminaires • Evaluating Lighting Controls • Solid-State Lighting: LEDs • LEDs: Taming the Wild, Wild West

6 – Lighting Maintenance Planned Lighting Maintenance • Equipment Selection • Lighting Disposal • Commissioning Lighting & Control Systems

AppendixIndex

Achieve optimum performance and energy savings when redesigning or retrofitting lighting systems in existing buildings…

LIGHTING REDESIGN FOR EXISTING BUILDINGSBy Damon WoodIn this insightful and practical desk reference, veteran journalist and educator Craig DiLouie identifies, de-tails and compares a variety of opportunities which can be effectively utilized, both to improve lighting performance, as well as to save energy in existing buildings. The book explains in clear terms the decision-making process behind whether retrofit-ting or redesigning an existing building’s lighting system will yield the best, most cost-effective results. A discussion of basic lighting design techniques, advanced lighting strategies, how to evaluate and compare lighting equipment, and the important role planned maintenance can play in saving energy and ensuring long-term performance are included. Also covered are details of the current status of lighting-related legislation and energy codes.

ISBN: 0-88173-571-X 6 x 9, 270 pp., Illus. Hardcover, $115.00

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1 – Electrical Basics

2 – Using the Language of the Electrical Engineer

3 – Equipment Selection Considerations

4 – Analyzing Power Distribution Systems

5 – Conduit & Conductor Sizing

6 – How to Design a Lighting System

7 – Using Logic to Simplify Control Systems

8 – Applying Process Controllers & Electronic Instrumentation

9 – Protective Relaying for Power Distribution Systems

Get up to speed on the optimum design of state-of-the-art electrical systems for commercial and industrial facilities...

EFFICIENT ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS DESIGN HANDBOOKBy Albert Thumann, P.E., C.E.M., and Harry Franz, P.E.Now you can achieve optimum performance and efficiency in the design of electric systems for virtu-ally any size or type of building or industrial facility utilizing the state-of-the-art methodologies detailed in this comprehensive electrical design reference. Step by step guidelines and take you through each phase of design, covering equipment selection, power distribution system analysis, conduit and conductor sizing, lighting system design, control systems, electronic instrumentation, protective relaying, energy management systems, power quality, variable speed drives, motor selection, and more. The latest codes (NEC 2008) as well as currently available equipment are referenced. Numerous examples and simulation exercises are included, along with detailed design examples. Fully illustrated with many useful diagrams and tables, this book is intended as a practical guide for electrical engineers, plant and facility engineers and other professionals responsible for implementing or overseeing the design of facility electrical systems.

ISBN: 0-88173-593-0

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—————————— CONTENTS ——————————

10 – Energy Economic Analysis

11 – Energy Management Systems

12 – Power Line Disturbances: Mitigation Equipment & Techniques

13 – Variable Speed Drives

14 – Field Measurements & Determining Electric Motor Efficiency

15 – Testing Rewinds to Avoid Motor Efficiency Degradation

16 – Guidelines for Implementing an Energy-Efficient Motor Retrofit Program

References, Appendix, Index

Learn the basics of how digital electronic systems work…

ELECTRONIC DIGITAL SYSTEM FUNDAMENTALSBy Dale Patrick, Stephen Fardo and Vigyan ChandraThis self-study text explains the basics of digi tal elec tronics using a com bi nation of fun da men tal theory, examples and practical appli cations. Digi-tal de vices form an in te gral part of nu merous mod ern-day sys tems and in clude those used for op er ating elec tronic alarm sys tems, for per forming arith metic, timing and com puting op erations, and for logging, pro cessing and data trans fer. Well-illus trated, step-by-step pro ce-dures are pro vided for ex plaining the working of these and other digi tal de vices. All the chap-ters in the text include a summary of the key points covered for the pur pose of review. The rec ommended safety pre cautions, datasheets of se lected digital de vices, and imple men tation guide lines while working with digi tal circuits in the appen di ces, should be of interest to the elec-tronics hobbyist.ISBN: 0-88173-540X


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—— CONTENTS —— 1 – Introduction to Digital Systems 2 – Digital Logic Gates 3 – Boolean Algebra & Logic Gates 4 – Combination Logic Gates 5 – Number Systems, Conversions & Codes 6 – Binary Addition & Subtraction 7 – Digital Timing & Signals 8 – Sequential Logic Gates 9 – Counters & Shift Registerse 10 – Data Conversion 11 – Advanced Digital Concepts Appendices, Index

—— CONTENTS ——1 – Direct Current (DC) Electronics

2 – Alternating Current (AC) Electricity

3 – Semiconductor Devices

4 – Electronic Circuits

5 – Digital Electronics

6 – Computers & Microprocessors

7 – Electronic Communications

8 – Electronic Power Control

Appendices, Index

Understand the basic electrical and electronic concepts in DC and AC circuits, semiconductors, electronic system communications, electronic control devices and more...

ELECTRICITY AND ELECTRONICS FUNDAMENTALSSECOND EDITIONBy Stephen W. Fardo and Dale R. PatrickThis book was written to serve as an easy-to-understand introductory text for those who wish to grasp the basic fundamentals of electricity and electronics. The key concepts presented in this book are discussed using a simplified approach that enhances learning. Use of mathematics is kept to the very minimum and is discussed through applications and illustrations. Topics covered include direct current electronics, alter-nating current electricity, semiconductor devices, electronic circuits, digital electronics, computers and microprocessors, electronic communica-tions, and electronic power control. The second edition provides revised and updated illustrations and content, as well as additional chapters cover-ing the topics of electronic communications and electronic power control.ISBN: 0-88173-601-5

81⁄2 x 11, 302 pp., Illus. Hardcover, $115.00

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SECTION 5:

FACILITIES MANAGEMENTEffective Building Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44

Manager’s Guide to Preventive Building Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44

Pump User’s Handbook: Life Extension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45

Compressor Handbook: Principles and Practices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46

Boiler Operator’s Handbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46

Disaster Recovery & Planning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47

Facility Manager’s Guide to Security: Protecting Your Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47

Practical Lubrication for Industrial Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48

Industrial Process Control Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48

Safety Management: A Guide for Facility Managers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49

Water Quality & Systems: A Guide for Facility Managers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49

Boiler Plant & Distribution System Optimization Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50

Combustion Efficiency Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50

Protect your investment in your building or facility via an effectively planned and executed maintenance program...

EFFECTIVE BUILDING MAINTENANCE:PROTECTION OF CAPITAL ASSETSBy Herbert W. Stanford, IIIThe maintenance of a commercial building or facility can in large measure be considered the protection of an important capital asset. This text examines in depth the requirements for ef-fectively designing, implementing and managing both programs and procedures for all areas of building maintenance, from the foundation to the roof, including interior and exterior support systems, as well as sitework elements. Discussed in detail are programmed maintenance as a critical part of asset management, maintenance planning and budgeting, outsourcing of main-tenance services, computerized maintenance management, planned replacement vs. major renovation, preventive and predictive mainte-nance, and energy efficiency, indoor air quality and sustainability considerations. Also explored is the topic of designing a building for effective maintainability, including general construction, plumbing, HVAC and electrical systems.ISBN: 0-88173-638-4 6 x 9, 428 pp., Illus. Hardcover, $98.00ORDER CODE: 0643

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Your step-by-step guide to optimizing facility maintenance operations while reducing costs and improving maintenance department management...

MANAGER’S GUIDE TO PREVENTIVE BUILDING MAINTENANCEBy Ryan CruzanHere’s your comprehensive guide for developing an effective preventive maintenance program for any facility. Topics include facility inspection and assessment, effective lubrication practices, commercial roofing repair, indoor air quality management, applicable government codes, standards and regulations, detailed preventive maintenance procedures, and maintenance scheduling. Specific maintenance approaches are examined for more than 100 types of equipment and building components. Also discussed are the economic value of preventive maintenance, management and motivation of the preventive maintenance team, and setting up a computer-ized maintenance management system (CMMS). ISBN: 0-88173-619-8


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1 – Facilities as Assets

2 – Planned Replacement or Major Renovation

3 – Preventative Maintenance

4 – Special Maintenance Considerations

5 – Designing for Building Maintainability

Appendix, Index

—— CONTENTS —— 1 – What is PM? 2 – The Economics of Preventive Maintenance 3 – Getting to Work: Setting Up a PM Program 4 – The People that Do PM 5 – Lubrication Theory 6 – Maintaining Commercial Roofs 7 – HVAC Systems 8 – Belt Drives 9 – Indoor Air Quality 10 – Paint & Protective Coatings 11 – Specific Maintenance Procedures & RequirementsAppendix, Index

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–———————— CONTENTS —————————

1 – Pump System Life Cycle Cost Reduction

2 – How to a Better Pump: Initial Cost Issues

3 – Piping, Baseplate, Installation & Foundation Issues

4 – Operating Efficiency Improvement Considerations

5 – Improved Pump Hydraulic Selection Extends Pump Life

6 – Improvements Leading to Mechanical Maintenance Cost Reductions

7 – Bearings in Centrifugal Pumps

8 – Mechanical Seal Selection & Application

Achieve superior pump operationin any type of application usingtime-proven strategies...

PUMP USER’S HANDBOOK:LIFE EXTENSIONTHIRD EDITIONBy Heinz P. Bloch and Allan R. Budris

Aimed at operating technicians, maintenance pro-fessionals, project engineers, reliability engineers and managers, this book is intended for every job function that comes in contact with process pumps, with focus on how you can achieve consistently superior run lengths, low maintenance expenditures, and unexcelled safety and reliability in all of your pump applications. The third edition includes updates on straight pipe requirements upstream of pump suction nozzles, details on temporary suc-tion strainers, control strategies, detailed explanations and fully illustrated coverage of all API seal plans in use today, and case studies in mechanical seal upgrading. The demonstrated vulnerability of traditional oil slinger rings is contrasted against the sound rationale of solid oil flinger discs widely used in Europe. Small scale oil mist lubrication units are highlighted and new field installed pump vibration limits tabulated. Added focus is given to modern canned motor pumps that now range to 700 hp and pressures in excess of 2000 psi. Recessed impeller pumps with advantageous axial spiral discharge volutes and energy efficient “Split Flow” pumps are explained. A large segment of the text gives details on combining pump maintenance with systematic upgrading.

ISBN: : 0-88173-627-98½ x 11, 492 pp., Illus.


9 – Improved Lubrication and Lube Application

10 – Oil Mist Lubrication & Storage Preservation

11 – Coupling Selection Guidelines

12 – Pump Condition Monitoring Guidelines

13 – Pump Types & Materials

14 – Pump Failure Analysis & Troubleshooting

15 – Shop Repair & Spare Parts Availability & Procurement

16 – Failure Statistics & Component Uptime Improvement Summary

Appendices, References, Index

Your complete guide to optimumcompressor performance...

COMPRESSOR HANDBOOK: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICEBy Tony GiampaoloThis book examines the full spectrum of compres-sor types, how they operate, how to control them, and how operating conditions can significantly impact their performance. Discussed in detail are the influence of pressure, temperature, mo-lecular weight, specific heat ratio, compression ratio, speed, vane position, and volume bottles. The various methods of throughput control are also addressed, including discharge throttling, suction throttling, guide vane positioning, vol-ume bottles, suction valve unloaders, and speed control, as well as how each of these control methods affects compressor life. Compressor surge is defined and discussed in detail, along with the types of instrumentation (controllers, valves, pressure and temperature transmitters) available, and which of these are most suitable for controlling surge. Case studies are included to illustrate the principles covered in the text.ISBN: 0-88173-615-5


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—— CONTENTS —— 1 – Introduction 2 – General Compressor Theory 3 – Compressor Types 4 – Effect of Operating Conditions 5 – Throughput Control 6 – Description of Surge 7 – Surge Control 8 – Vibration 9 – Valve Requirements10 – Instrument Requirements11 – Detectable Problems12 – Case StudiesAppendices, Index

Apply tried and proven methods and strategies to achieve optimum boiler plant performance…

BOILER OPERATOR’S HANDBOOKBy Ken Heselton, P.E., C.E.M.This book was written specifically for boiler plant operators and su per visors who want to learn how to lower plant operating costs, as well as how to operate the plant of all types and sizes more wisely. Going beyond the basics of “keeping the pressure up,” the author explains in clear terms how to set effective priorities to assure op ti mum plant op eration, in cluding safety, con ti-nuity of op eration, damage pre vention, man aging en vi ron men tal im pact, training re placement plant op erators, logging and pre serving historical data, and operating the plant eco nomically. The book can also serve as an im por tant reference for man agers and su per in ten dents who are in ter esting in re ducing a facility’s op er ating expense.

ISBN: 0-88173-434-9

81/2 x 11, 401 pp., Illus.

Hardcover, $150

—— CONTENTS —— 1 – Operating Wisely

2 – Operations

3 – What the Wise Operator Knows

4 – Special Systems

5 – Maintenance

6 – Consumables

7 – Water Treatment

8 – Strength of Materials

9 – Plants & Equipment

10 – Controls

11 – Why They Fail

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——— CONTENTS ——— 1 – Disaster Planning & Recovery Issues 2 – Regulatory Influences 3 – Emergency Preparedness 4 – The Nature of Disasters 5 – Fire/Life Safety 6 – Bomb Threats & Terrorism 7 – Dirty Bombs 8 – Chemical, Biological & Radiological Weapons 9 – Evacuation 10 – Earthquakes 11 – Violence in the Workplace 12 – Computer & Data Protection 13 – Standby Power Systems 14 – Loss Prevention Strategies 15 – Crisis Planning & Damage Control 16 – Mitigation 17 – Assessing & Managing Risk 18 – Putting the Plan Together 19 – Managing the Disaster & Recovery Effort Appendices, Index

Here’s your complete guide to optimum protection for your facility, personnel and valuable assets…

FACILITY MANAGER’S GUIDE TO SECURITY: PROTECTING YOUR ASSETSBy Robert ReidThis book was written specifically to pro vide the fa-cility man ager with vir tually all information needed to build and manage an effective security system for any type of facility. Topics include fa cility layout,distances and sepa ration, fencing, access con trol, intrusion de tection sys tems, pass key and key control systems, locks, hasps, gates, etc. Also explored are more so phis ti cated systems such as closed circuit TV, mi cro wave trans mitters, lasers, lighting, clear zone, com-puter access con trol, thumbprint and reti nal scan access con trol, voice print analysis, and hand ge om etry. In addition, non-hardware as pects of security are ex am ined, in cluding se cu rity clearances and back ground checks, guards, rounds, shift work, training, and procedure de vel opment.



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DISASTER & RECOVERY PLANNING: A GUIDE FOR FACILITY MANAGERSFIFTH EDITIONBy Joseph GustinNewly revised and updated, this best-selling book devoted to exploring the complexities of disaster preparedness and business con-tinuity, now includes the latest information on the threats associated with dirty bombs, as well as chemical and biological agents and weapons. Also updated in this edition are disaster planning and recovery issues, regula-tory influences and emergency preparedness. This text speaks both to disaster prevention, as well as “controlling” the effects of a disas-ter on a company’s operations. Statistics are presented which exemplify the outcome of past disaster/emergency declarations such as Hurricane Katrina. Other critical areas covered include statistical data on workplace violence, regulator influence, effective mitigation strate-gies, contingency planning, loss prevention, facility evacuation, employee training, chain of command, checklists, computer and data protection, bomb threat response, standby power, self-inspection, enlisting the media’s assistance in recovery planning, and more.ISBN: 0-88173-640-6


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Gain a more thorough understanding of how industrial process control systems serve to optimize the manufacturing process…

INDUSTRIAL PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS SECOND EDITIONBy Stephen W. Fardo and Dale R. PatrickManufacturing deals with the transformation of materials into marketable products. A number of individual processes unique to the product being manufactured are generally grouped into systems which accomplish specific manufacturing operations. Systems that respond to temperature, pressure, flow, level, and analytical procedures are commonly used in an industrial setting to manu-facture a product. In this book, the systems concept will serve as the basic approach to understanding and effectively applying industrial process control. Topics covered include the operating system, pro-cess control, pressure systems, thermal systems, level determining systems, flow process systems, analytical process systems, microprocessor sys-tems, automated processes and robotic systems.

ISBN: 0-88173-591-4

—— CONTENTS ——1 – Process Control Systems Overview

2 – Process Control

3 – Pressure Systems

4 – Thermal Systems

5 – Level Determining Systems

6 – Flow Process Systems

7 – Analytical Process Systems

8 – Microprocessor Systems

9 – Automated Process & Robotic Systems

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Use the most effective lubrication strategies to assure optimum machinery performance and minimal costly downtime…

PRACTICAL LUBRICATION FOR INDUSTRIAL FACILITIESSECOND EDITIONBy Heinz BlochNow completely revised and updated, this book provides those who select and apply lubricants with a comprehensive resource on what prod-ucts are available, and which lubricants are most effective for specific applications. This new edition expands on the issues of lubricant applications by oil rings (slinger rings) and the elusive problems that often result, and adds a major segment on bearing protector products. The full spectrum of industrial lubricants are addressed, including general purpose oils, hydraulic fluids, food-grade and environmen-tally friendly lubricants, synthetic lubricants, greases, pastes, waxes and tribosystems. Also examined are lubrication strategies for electric motor bearings, gears, compressors, gas engines and turbines, along with proper lubricant han-dling and storage, and effective oil analysis. ISBN: 0-88173-579-5 8½ x 11, 456 pp., Illus. Hardcover, $175.00


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1 – Principles of Lubrication 2 – Lubricant Categories 3 – Lubricant Testing 4 – General Purpose R&O Oils 5 – Hydraulic Fluids 6 – Food Grade & Environmentally Friendly Lubricants 7 – Synthetic Lubricants 8 – Lubricants for Forest Products & Paper Machines 9 – Lubricating Greases 10 – Pastes, Waxes & Tribosystems 11 – Constant Level, Centralized & Oil Mist Lubrication System 12 – Bearings & Other Machine Elements 13 – Lubrication Strategies for Electric Motor Bearings 14 – Gear Lubrication15 – Compressors & Gas Engines16 – Steam & Gas Turbines17 – Lube Oil Contamination & On- Stream Oil Purification18 – Storage Methods & Lubricant Handling19 – Successful Oil Analysis Practices in Industrial PlantsAppendices, Glossary, Index



Your A-Z reference for improving water quality, meeting new regulations, and reducing costs…

WATER QUALITY & SYSTEMS: A GUIDE FOR FACILITY MANAGERSSECOND EDITIONBy Robert N. ReidThis book was written to serve as a guide for facility managers and other building pro fessionals who have the re spon si bility for wa ter supply and wastewater drainage sys tems. Designed for on-the-job use, it will guide you step by step in achieving an op ti mally func tioning system, while con-trolling both op er ating and main te nance costs – and keeping building occu pants satisfied and pro ductive. You’ll learn the best approaches to keeping your wa ter sys tems both safe and efficient, and also assuring that your are in full com pliance with all applicable regulations.ISBN: 0-88173-332-6



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1 – Water Management 2 – Water: Supply & Disposal 3 – Law & Regulations 4 – Water Impurities 5 – Scale & Corrosion of Water Systems 6 – Upgrades & Renovations 7 – Pipe & Fittings 8 – Pumps & Tanks 9 – Valves & Fixtures 10 – Instrumentation, Hydraulics, Plumbing 11 – Water Supply Systems 12 – Hot Water Systems 13 – Wastewater Systems 14 – Applications 15 – Project Management 16 – Performance Testing 17 – Maintenance 18 – Managing Your Team 19 – Trade Groups & Associations Appendices, Index

Maximize safety and standards compliance while minimizing injuries, liabilities and downtime…

SAFETY MANAGEMENT: A GUIDE FOR FACILITY MANAGERSSECOND EDITIONBy Joseph F. GustinJoseph Gustin’s Safety Management is de signed as an easy-to-access, ready guide to the world of safety planning and com pliance, OSHA in-spections, workplace vio lence, er go nomics, re cov ery from down time losses, the intricacies of ADA, and more. Emphasis is placed on maxi-mizing pro duc tivity and stan dards com pliance, while mini mizing in ju ries, liabilities and down-time. The new sec ond edition pro vides up dated statistics, a cross com pari son of “old” vs. “new” OSHA stan dards, an update on em ployer com-pliance re quirements to ADA with ref erences to various court de cisions, discussion of new er go nomics stan dards, ex pla nation of re cent re visions to OSHA workplace inspection/in ves-ti gation pro ce dures and record keeping rules, and new ma terial on violence in the work place which in cludes checklists, case studies and rec-ommen dations.ISBN: 0-88173-331-8



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1 – Understanding Safety as a Workplace Issue 2 – Rights & Responsibilities 3 – The Whistleblower Act 4 – Safety Regulations & Facility Liability 5 – The Americans with Disabilities Act 6 – Assessing & Managing Risk 7 – Violence in the Workplace 8 – The Safety, Emergency Response & Hazard Communication Planning Program 9 – Preparing for the OSHA Inspection 10 – Keeping Accurate Records 11 – Change ManagementAppendices, Index

Use these easy-reference table to save countless hours in your boiler optimization efforts…

COMBUSTION EFFICIENCY TABLESBy Harry Taplin, P.E.Anyone involved in improving combustion effi-ciency will find the ninety-three combustion effi-ciency tables con tained in this reference a valuable, time-saving tool. Pub lished here for the first time, the tables are based on the ASME/ANSI Power Test Code 4.1, and are designed to sys tem atically illustrate how different variables impact the combustion process. The vast amount of information presented is conveniently organized for easy reference, so that the user can quickly locate the information which pertains to the type of fuel, or type of boiler he is dealing with.

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Learn how to implement over 60 proven measures to boost efficiency and optimize boiler plant performance… BOILER PLANT AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION MANUALSECOND EDITIONBy Harry Taplin, P.E.

Completely revised and edited, this expert’s guide to boilers details all you’ll need to know to implement a proven, systematic approach to improving boiler plant and distribution system efficiency. For the sec ond edition, a new “boiler plant ori en tation” chapter has been added to the be ginning of the book to give you a fast overview of the key boiler plant optimization issues and solution approaches. The author then takes you step by step through each of the tech-nical, practical and managerial as pects of boiler performance improvement, pro viding you with the tools you’ll need to implement an effective, fine-tuned boiler optimization program for your facility. You’ll learn the best methods for cal cu-lating and assessing efficiency, analyzing and optimizing com bustion, selecting and applying appropriate controls, and optimally tuning up your boilers. You’ll find in-depth coverage of such topics as fuel oil additives, modulation controls, automatic blowdown control, power burners, submerged com bustion, fuel se lection, oxygen, fuel gas mea surement, multi-state gas valves, fuel oil viscosity management and more.

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1 – Boiler Plant Orientation: Fast Track

2 – Optimizing Boiler Plants, Establishing the Ideal Scene

3 – Energy Management Basics for Boilers and Sys tems

4 – Boiler Plant Efficiency

5 – Distribution System Efficiency

6 – Efficiency Calculation Methods

7 – Combustion Analysis

8 – The Control of Boilers

9 – Boiler Tune Up

10 – Over 60 Ways to Improve Efficiency

11 – Boiler Plant Calculations

12 – Waste Heat Recovery

13 – Steam System Optimization

14 – Steam Traps

15 – Boiler Water Treatment

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR ENERGY MANAGERSCompiled and edited by Barney L. Capehart, Ph.D., C.E.M.

This important reference aims specifically to prepare energy managers to un der stand the basic con cepts of in for mation tech nology (IT), so that they can successfully apply this knowl edge in their facility – and have the un der standing nec essary to supervise the IT work of a consultant or vendor. You’ll find all critical in for mation needed to effectively purchase, install and operate complex web-based energy in for mation and con trol systems. Com pre hen sive in scope, this ref erence addresses all of the most sig nifi cant energy and facility-rel evant IT concepts and prin ciples with emphasis on networking, use of facility op eration da ta bases, and sharing data using the web and the TCP/IP commu ni cations protocol.

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ENERGY CONSERVATION GUIDE BOOKSECOND EDITIONBy Dale R. Patrick, Stephen W. Fardo, Ray E. Richardson and Steven R. PatrickThis ref erence covers the full scope of energy man agement tech-niques and applications for new and ex isting buildings, with em-phasis on the “sys tems” approach to de vel oping an effective overall en ergy man agement strat egy. Building structural con sid er ations are ex am ined, such as heat loss and gain, win dows, and in su lation. A thor ough dis cussion of heating and cooling sys tems ba sics is pro vided, along with energy man agement guide lines. Also cov-ered are en ergy con ser vation mea sures for lighting sys tems, water sys tems and elec trical sys tems. Spe cific energy man agement technologies and their appli cation are dis cussed in de tail, in cluding solar en ergy systems, energy man agement sys tems, and al ter native en ergy tech nologies.

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WEB BASED ENERGY INFORMATION & CONTROL SYSTEMSBy Barney L. Capehart and Lynne C. CapehartAdvances in new equipment, new pro cesses and new technology are the driving forces in im provements in energy man agement, energy effi ciency and en ergy cost control. The purpose of this book is to document the op-erational ex pe rience with web based sys tems in actual facilities and in var-ied applications, and to show how new oppor tu nities have de vel oped for energy and fa cility man agers to quickly and effec tively control and manage their op erations. You’ll find in for mation on what is actually happening at other fa cilities, and see what is involved for current and future in stallations of internet-based tech nologies. The case studies and appli cations de scribed should provide valuable assistance.ISBN: 0-88173-501-9 81/


MANAGEMENT, MEASUREMENT & VERIFICATION OF PERFORMANCE CONTRACTINGBy James P. Waltz, P.E.Written by a leading expert in the field of mea surement and veri fi cation, this book pro vides a truly au thori tative resource on the skill and art of managing and moni toring per for mance con tracted energy projects. Following a brief re view of the fundamental con cepts of per for mance con tracting, the author guides you through every as pect of ac tually imple menting a successful per for mance con tract. You’ll find out what can lead a project to go wrong, as well as how to monitor and verify a project’s true per for mance all along the way. Nu merous case studies and specific project ex amples are used to clearly illus trate the con cepts presented.

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PERFORMANCE CONTRACTING: EXPANDING HORIZONSSECOND EDITIONBy Shirley J. Hansen, Ph.D.In an industry changing as rapidly as performance contracting, this com pletely re vised and updated edition is a must read for those concerned about en ergy and the en vi ronment, examining state-of-the-art facts and pragmatic re alities from fi nancing to measurement and veri fi cation, and in cluding up-to-date how-to’s for both end users and energy service com pa nies (ESCOs). You’ll find expert advice on de vel oping RFPs and RFQs, tips on making your energy project financeable, and guide lines for effec tively negotiating and de vel oping en ergy ser vices agree-ments. You’ll learn the key strat egies for manazging risks, both from a user’s and a service provider’s point of view, as well as ways to expand ESCO business and serve customers more effec tively. An in-depth look at the global mar ket place in cludes fi nancing tech niques and international development oppor tu nities for ESCOs.

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COGENERATION & SMALL POWER PRODUCTION MANUALFIFTH EDITIONBy Scott Spiewak and Larry WeissThe Cogeneration and Small Power Pro duction Manual’s cov erage of the sub-ject is truly com pre hen sive, spanning the full spectrum of tech nical, le gal and financial aspects of project planning and man agement. Utility deregulation is spurring new in terest in the ex plo ration of co gen eration and small power pro-duction as an eco nomically viable choice. This manual will serve as a reliable information re source to guide your analysis of any project, giving you the tools you need to determine the true economics of your decision. The latest edition includes a new section on utility stanby rates and their im pact.ISBN: 0-88173-270-28 1/2 x 11, Softcover, 344 pp., Illus. ORDER CODE: 0406List Price: $109.00

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FIBER OPTIC LIGHTING: A GUIDE FOR SPECIFIERSSECOND EDITIONBy Russell L. DeVeauFiber optic lighting is a dynamic emerging tech nology that offers a broad range of aes thetic and prob lem-solving options to the lighting designer. This prac tical desk ref erence is written to serve the needs of pro fessional lighting de signers, en gi neers, fa cility man agers, energy man agers, ar chi-tects and in te rior de signers in applying and speci fying these inno vative products. The full spec trum of related appli cation, cost and design issues are thor oughly addressed, cov ering system fun da men tals, com po nents, principles of op eration and cre ative uses of fi ber op tic lighting in today’s commer cial, in dus trial and re tail en vi ronments.ISBN: 0-88173-325-36 x 9 Hardcover, 190 pp., Illus.

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ALTERNATIVE FUELS: THE FUTURE OF HYDROGEN SECOND EDITIONBy Michael F. Hordeski

This book addresses many of the factors affecting our energy use, includ-ing the availability and desirability of various fuels – especially the use of hydrogen. Topics include energy policy, fuel supply trends, statistics and projections, oil reserves, alternative scenarios, energy utilization, sustainable energy, cost analysis, fuel escalation, energy and development, regulatory issues, barriers to implementation, conversion systems, stor-age systems, thermodynamic efficiency, fuel chain efficiency, life-cycle efficiency, technology issues extracting, refining, air emission issues, safety, natural gas hydrogen gas, methanol, ethanol, steam reforming and fuel cells.

ISBN: 0-88173-595-76 x 9 Hardcover, 263 pp., Illus.

ALTERNATE ENERGY: ASSESSMENT & IMPLEMENTATION REFERENCE BOOKBy James J. Winebrake, Ph.D.Here’s your opportunity to look into the fu ture of en ergy tech nologies, with em pha sis on al ter native, or non-con ven tional tech nologies, their po ten-tial im pacts, and the tech nical, eco nomic and policy issues that will affect their successful in te gration into global energy mar kets. In ter na tional in scope, the book ex am ines both the tech nical and non-tech nical as pects of emerging tech nologies. De tailed tech nology assessments for spe cific al ter native en ergy re sources are pre sented. An over view of the problems asso ciated with con ven tional en ergy con sumption is in cluded, as well as an in sightful dis cussion of tech nology imple men tation issues from the author’s own well-in formed and cautiously op ti mis tic perspective.

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By John EgginkThis book discusses the numerous reasons why many organizations fail to manage the be hav ioral aspects of energy consumption, and shows you how you can apply proven management tech niques to sig nifi cantly re duce these unnec essary energy expenses within your own or ga ni zation. In cluded are a broad array of ex amples of com pa nies who have pio neered these efforts, their ac tual savings (often millions of dollars annually), step-by step meth od ologies and typical energy-wasting or ga ni-za tional pit falls to avoid. Based on years of study, research and docu men tation, the author communicates in an easy-to-un der stand, and co he sive manner how break the prevalent cycle of energy waste, and to make your em ploy ees both co op erative in saving en ergy, and accountable for the en ergy they use. Completely non-technical in its approach, his book focuses ex clu sively on how to manage the human el ement of en ergy con sumption.


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MARKETING GREEN BUILDINGS: GUIDE FOR ENGINEERING, CONSTRUCTION & ARCHITECTUREBy Jerry YudelsonEngineers, architects and contractors seeking to expand their involvement in the green buildings market need a firm grounding in the marketing strate-gies and tactics which are being used most successfully in this spe cialized and growing field. This book is in tended to serve as an effective tool for pro fessional green building enthusiasts and ad vo cates in presenting green design fea tures, sustainable strategies and new prod ucts to the potential green building client. The au thor addresses key questions such as: How is green building marketing different from other types of pro fessional service mar keting? What tools and techniques from con ven tional mar keting can be used to greater effect in mar keting green buildings? What is the size and potential of the green buildings market? And how should a firm posi-tion it self to succeed in this growing mar ket place? You’ll find clear de scriptions of successful strategies and approaches to mar keting and selling green building-re lated services, as well as up-to-date information on the role of LEED® in green building projects.ISBN: 0-88173-528-06 x 9, Hardcover, 252 pp., Illus.

GUIDE TO ELECTRIC POWER GENERATIONTHIRD EDITIONBy Anthony J. Pansini and Kenneth D. SmallingThis fully illustrated ref erence brings you detailed coverage of the com plete spectrum of equipment and pro cesses used in the production of electricity, from the basics of energy conversion, to prime movers, generators, and boilers. You’ll find much useful in for mation on the characteristics of fu els, in cluding coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear and others, along with proper methods for han dling them and their resi dues. Also cov ered are internal com bustion engines, steam tur bines, and re cip ro cating steam engines. Feedwater treatment, ash re moval reliability, operation and main te nance con sid er ations are all ex am ined, along with gasification of coal, gas turbines, effective use of gen eration in place of effi ciency mea sures, and the latest green power developments.ISBN : 0-88173-524-86 x 9, Hardcover, 269 pp., Illus.




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• Bioterrorism: A Guide for Facility Managers• Cyber Terrorism: A Guide for Facility Managers• Facility Manager’s Guide to Security: Protecting Your Assets• Handbook of Facility Assessment• Water Quality & Systems: A Guide for Facility Managers (2nd Edition)• Disaster & Recovery Planning: A Guide for Facility Managers (3rd Edition)• Facility Manager’s Handbook• Indoor Air Quality: A Guide for Facility Managers• Lighting Upgrades: A Guide for Facility Managers• Boiler Operator’s Handbook• Pump User’s Handbook: Life Extension ORDER CODE: 0554


LIGHTING UPGRADES: A GUIDE FOR FACILITY MANAGERSSECOND EDITION

By Damon WoodGreen Lights lighting specialist Damon Wood takes you step by step through upgrading a lighting sys tem, in either a retrofit or a complete redesign sce nario, for the purpose of increasing both energy effi ciency and productivity. Extremely well-or ga nized and comprehensive, this fully illustrated reference pro vides a virtual “crash course” on all aspects of lighting in the workplace. Going beyond the fundamentals, the author also fully addresses light’s impact on con ser vation, pro duc tivity and occupant safety. Topics include lighting quality, upgrade strate-gies, lighting applications, current tech nologies, lighting eco nomics, effective main te nance, lighting project imple men tation, and strategies for assessing energy and cost saving oppor tu nities.

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POWER TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTIONSECOND EDITIONBy Anthony J. PansiniThe continually increasing dependence on elec tricity in practically ev ery on of life’s en deav ors calls for im provements in the quality stan dards of its supply. The de regu lation of electric (and other) utilities, the events of Sep tem ber 11, 2001, and the blackouts on northeast North America, Lon don and the Italian pen in sula em pha size this need. This book takes a look at our current trans-mission systems and how loop circuits can sub stan tially im prove the reliability of trans mission lines, essen tially to provide a two-way feed to the consumer – insuring con ti nuity of service should a fault develop on the circuit. Dis tri bution systems are also cov ered, with in for mation in cluded on how small gen er ating units can be connected directly to the dis tri bution system, in the same manner as in larger cogenerating units.



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DICTIONARY OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY TECHNOLOGIES By Michael F. Hordeski This comprehensive reference addresses the di verse topics that form the back bone of energy con ser vation, in a time-saving dic tio nary format. Entries in clude a broad range of important topics, covering such areas as ad vanced power system in fra struc ture, power options and configurations, systems of gen erator backup, re dun dancy, capacity, power quality prob lems, power pro-tection, com puter-con trolled sys tems, auditing, en ergy reduction, lighting sys tems, co gen eration, waste heat re cov ery and HVAC sys tems. Each entry is one to several pages in length, and covers critical issues and solutions in many im por tant emerging areas of the energy effi ciency field.



GUIDE TO ELECTRICAL POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMSSIXTH EDITION

By Anthony J. PansiniThis comprehensive manual covers in full detail all aspects of electric power distribution sys tems, both as they exist to day and as they are evolving toward the future. Topics include an over view of the pro cess of electricity trans mission and distribution, a thor ough dis cussion of each com po nent of the system – conductor supports, in su lators and conductors, line equipment, sub stations, dis tri bution circuits and more – as well as both overhead and un der ground con struction con sid er ations. Im provements in both materials and methods of power dis tri bution are also ex plored. The com plex aspects of electric power distribution are explained in easy-to-un der stand, non-tech nical lan guage.

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP SKILLS FOR ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION PROJECTSBy Barry Benator, P.E., C.E.M., and Albert Thumann, P.E., C.E.M.Project management is the key to any en gi neering and construction project’s success. Now you can learn from the experts real-world tested strategies you can use to lead your projects to on-time, within budget, high quality success stories. Specifics of sched uling, cost es ti mating and leadership skills are fully de tailed. The au thors will show you how to or ga nize your project from the very be ginning to achieve success. You’ll also learn to use win-win negotiation skills during each stage of your project. Real world examples will fa cili tate your un der standing of how to apply every aspect of the ma terial pre sented in the text.ISBN: 0-88173-429-26 x 9, Hardcover, 226 pp., Illus.



SLASHING UTILITY COSTS HANDBOOKSECOND EDITIONBy John M. Studebaker, Ph.D.Thousands of companies accomplished their goal of saving thou sands of dollars in utility costs by imple menting the tech niques pre sented in the first edition of this handbook. In this new edition, Dr. Studebaker brings you up to speed on how to achieve even greater savings as de regu lation pro vides new al ter natives and stra te gic cost re duction oppor tu nities. You’ll gain an un der standing of usage and billing prac-tices which in fluence your utility costs, as well as how retail wheeling impacts your decisions. Material on pur chasing natu ral gas takes into account current negotiation priorities and con trac tual considerations. Chapters on cogeneration cover use of shared savings strategies as well as turnkey approaches.ISBN: 0-88173-283-46 x 9, Hardcover, 429 pp., Illus.

FACILITY MANAGER’S HANDBOOKJoseph F. GustinThe “bricks and mortar” issues of facility man agement – HVAC, lighting, elec-trical, plumbing, space allo cation, se cu rity and grounds main te nance – con tinue to be at the core the facility manager’s role. However, the pro cesses involved in addressing these areas have be come more com plex. The pro lif eration of regu-latory man dates, worker com pen sation issues, increased em ployee liti gation, and violence in the work place have re de fined the role of the facility manager beyond “gatekeeper” to that of full-scale operations man ager. This book address all of these issues, and pro vides a mul ti tude of tested ideas, procedures and examples for successfully and cost-effec tively managing fa cility operations, offering a pan oramic view of the process by isolating the key areas the facility manager must address, in cluding real estate, space and change man agement, in door air quality, emer gency preparedness and re sponse planning, commu-ni cations sys tems, regu latory mandates and more.

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Published in Acrobat PDF® format, this CD contains contributions from more than 175 top experts spanning virtually every area of energy management. Papers cover a broad spectrum of topics, including green and sustainable facility design/retrofit, smart grid developments, advances in lighting efficiency, HVAC optimization, motor efficiency, steam system optimization, building commissioning, power quality, building automation, energy information systems, renewable energy applications, load profiling, cogeneration, distributed generation, biomass applications, high performance facility planning, LEED® certification, federal energy management, and much more. Numerous case histories are included.

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ROTATING MACHINERY: PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS TO UNBALANCE & MISALIGNMENTBy Robert B. McMillanThis book brings you both a theoretical and prac tical un der standing of unbalance and mis alignment in ro tating equipment. These two con ditions account for the vast ma jority of prob lems with ro tating equipment en-coun tered in the real world. You’ll learn the ways in which vibration can be used to de ter mine the op era tional in teg rity of ro tating ma chin ery. You’ll gain a clear un der standing of the re la tionships be tween various vi bra tional char ac ter is tics and the asso ciated forces gen erated within the op er ating ma chin ery when con ditions of un balance and mis alignment are present. Reso nance and beat fre quencies are de tailed, along with sources and cures.

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BIOTERRORISM: A GUIDE FOR FACILITY MANAGERSBy Joseph F. GustinIn the age of terrorism, the fa cility manager is in a more critical position than ever before. Protecting the organization’s building and its occupants from chemical, biological and ra dio logical (CBR) attacks that are designed to dis rupt and/or destroy business operation has become an increasingly important pri ority for facility managers. This book addresses CBR attacks, as well as other forms of terrorism concerns, such as mailroom se cu rity, bomb threats, etc., along with the nec essary steps for prevention, how to assess vul nerabil ity, how to improve emer gency pre paredness, and how to assure op ti mum re sponse and recovery in the event of an attack.

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HVAC PROCEDURES & FORMS MANUALSECOND EDITIONBy Herbert C. WendesDeveloped for real projects in volving HVAC, en ergy au diting, TAB, and cost es ti mating, and re fined through feed back from thou sands of en gi-neers and tech nicians, the forms con tained in this manual are concise, com pre hen sive, and op ti mally or ga nized for easy ref erence. Com plete sets of forms are pro vided for all as pects of testing and bal ancing, energy au diting, indoor quality di ag no sis, and load cal cu lations. Also included is a chap ter on tech nical man agement, pro viding pro ce dures for achiev-ing thor ough, sys tem atic and accu rate prob lem solving, trouble shooting and de cision making in building sys tems man agement and con tracting.ISBN: 0-88173-359-88 1/2 x 11, Softcover, 268 pp., Illus.

TRANSMISSION LINE RELIABILITY AND SECURITYBy Anthony J. Pansini, E.E., P.E.Electric service has become a necessity, not only in the lives of in di viduals, but also in the operation of public services. This timely book tack les both the problems of reliability and se cu rity in clear, precise terms. Drawing upon his ex ten sive hands-on knowl edge of power systems, Mr. Pansini offers prac tical, inno vative solutions to address these issues – so lutions based in the design, con struction, main te nance and op eration of trans-mission fa cilities. You’ll gain a clearer un der standing of the real effects of deregulation on the re liabil ity of existing trans mission systems, and ben-efit from an expert’s view of what may be done to maintain or improve their reliability. ISBN: 0-88173-471-36 x 9, Hardcover, 335 pp., Illus.

INDOOR AIR QUALITY CASE STUDIES REFERENCE GUIDEEdited by George BendaThis book provides you with the benefit of both good and bad ex pe-riences in indoor air quality man agement over the past de cade. The case studies are pre sented with commen tary to guide you in cap turing the lessons learned. Each case study contains the details you need to fully understand what went right as well as what went wrong. The insightful analysis presented with each case is de signed to assist you in gen er aliz ing the results for appli ca bility to other types of settings. Supporting tech nical and scientific data is pre sented for each case.ISBN: 0-88173-305-98 1/2 x 11, Hardcover, 238 pp., Illus.

EMERGENCY & BACKUP POWER SOURCES: PREPARING FOR BLACK OUTS & BROWNOUTSBy Michael Hordeski This book provides invaluable information on emer gency and backup power sources. The reader will find much useful in for mation on the types of sys tems that can take over during power in terruptions, such as standby power systems that employ batteries, kinetic energy storage, fuel cells, re-cip ro cating en gines, and tur bines. Topics include, power dis tur bances and in terruptions, spikes and noise, sags and surges, black outs and brown outs, surge suppression, voltages regu lation, load man agement, power quality issues, re liabil ity and main tainabil ity, com pari son of op er ating costs, en-vi ron men tal issues, black out planning, emer gency pro ce dures, and more.



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NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCYBy Michael F. HordeskiThis book examines the full scope of new technologies now available to reduce de pen dency on the increasingly stressed power grid in fra - struc ture. The author details the tools and technologies available for in cor po rating smaller, clean, more efficient energy-gen er ating technologies such as small-scale co gen eration, fuel cells, and natu ral gas dis trib uted gen eration into your energy man agement plan. Thor oughly ex am ined are the role of new tech nologies in reducing op er ating costs and im proving energy man agement, in cluding use of al ter native en ergy, moni toring rates and policy, man aging power quality, effective use of energy ser vices, assessing en ergy storage options, integrating lighting and cooling systems, and more.ISBN: 0-88173-369-56 x 9, Hardcover, 376 pp., Illus.

INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS: DEVICES & SYSTEMS SECOND EDITIONBy Stephen W. FardoIn a fairly short time span, industry has made a transition from largely manual manu fac turing methods to some very so phis ti cated au to mated procedures . Recent de vel opments in such areas as solid-state elec tronics, mi cro min ia tur ization, computers, mi cro pro cessors, pro grammable con-trollers and ro botics have had a huge im pact on in dus trial tech nicians and en gi neers. This book was written to serve as a guide to today’s new devices and au to mated systems, taking you step by step through each com po nent and sub-sys tem, and leading to a level of un der standing sufficient to fa-cili tate the man agement of over all system op eration, and assessment/correction of mal functions when they occur.ISBN: 0-88173-320-2


CONTROL & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNOLOGY IN HVAC: PCs & EN VI RON MEN TAL CONTROLSBy Michael HordeskiAs energy costs continue to grow in relation to overall operating costs, the need for more refined HVAC control has become more crucial. HVAC strategies such as optimizing start-up time and supply air tem pera ture, and minimizing fan energy and reheating are not only possible, but are becoming necessary. This book examines the the spe cifics of how emerg-ing technologies can now be applied to HVAC sys tems. The latest HVAC control technologies and their appli cation are fully examined, with specific coverage of HVAC op ti mi zation strat egies, boiler and pump control, heat pump and chiller op ti mi zation, en vi ron men tal controls, wireless control, computer control and building au to mation.ISBN: 0-88173-306-76 x 9, Hardcover, 319 pp., Illus.

EFFECTIVELY MANAGING NATURAL GAS COSTSBy John StudebakerNatural gas purchasing is generally deregulated on a federal or in ter state basis. However, intrastate, there are many con ditions that come into play which typically trans late into higher costs for the commer cial or in dus-trial user. This book is intended to serve as com pre hen sive ref erence to be used by the natural gas pur chaser to sort out both po ten tial pitfalls that can nega tively impact gas costs, and oppor tu nities for sig nifi cant savings available to the informed user. Each step in the process of natural gas pro duction and delivery is thor oughly ex am ined, in cluding pro duction, inter/intrastate trans por tation, regu lation, cost factors, local dis tri bution, com pany struc tures, and de regu lation pro cesses. Also fully covered is the natu ral gas LDC billing pro cess, and related savings.ISBN: 0-88173-499-36 x 9, Hardcover, 325 pp., Illus.



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