A self-study guide for HVAC and energy engineers, this book provides economic analysis and financial principles, equipping engineers and plant managers with the skills needed to make informed decisions and interface effectively with financial professionals.
A self-study guide for HVAC and energy engineers, this book provides economic analysis and financial principles, equipping engineers and plant managers with the skills needed to make informed decisions and interface effectively with financial professionals.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
George Kritzler graduated with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Newark College of Engineering and then an M.B.A. from Fairleigh Dickinson University. My work experience was as a Sales Engineer with the Public Service Electric and Gas Company. This was his first design experience using gas IR heating to compete with #2 oil. Over 50 installations of gas IR heating systems were designed and sold while with PSE&G. During his short career as Industrial and Commercial Sales Manager with Elizabethtown Gas Company, his team of 12 Sales Engineers sold at least 12 gas IR systems. A severe natural gas shortage during the early 1970s shortened my career there with no gas to sell. As Senior HVAC Engineer with Consolidated Edison Co. of NY in the Plant Structures Department, Mr. Kritzler was surprised to find that none of the four HVAC engineers knew about gas IR heating. That ended when he showed them the advantages of gas IR heating. He personally designed and supervised the installation of over 40 gas IR heating systems. In retirement, he was able to become an Energy Conservation Engineer/Consultant by establishing Imagineers Unltd. Two of the buildings that successfully followed my recommendations were the New York Academy of Medicine and the Riverside Church. These were approved by the New York State Energy Research & Development Authority's energy reduction program with annual savings of $26,800 and $48,000, respectively.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Gas IR Design Procedure Concepts Finance 2. Break Even Analysis Annual Cost Analysis Present Worth Analysis Rate of Return Analysis 3. Energy Engineering Economics Revenues Energy Savings and Costs 4. Energy based comparison and decision-making between normal (typical) gas heating systems and gas IR heating systems 5. Types of Cost Life Cycle Cost and Repair vs. Replace Decisions and analysis 6. EPC Energy Performance Contracting and ESCO's - Business Economic and Financial Perspective 7. Comparison of Lease and Capital Investment Alternatives. Cost Financial Justification and Understanding of EPC Contracts and Demand Elasticity
1. Gas IR Design Procedure Concepts Finance 2. Break Even Analysis Annual Cost Analysis Present Worth Analysis Rate of Return Analysis 3. Energy Engineering Economics Revenues Energy Savings and Costs 4. Energy based comparison and decision-making between normal (typical) gas heating systems and gas IR heating systems 5. Types of Cost Life Cycle Cost and Repair vs. Replace Decisions and analysis 6. EPC Energy Performance Contracting and ESCO's - Business Economic and Financial Perspective 7. Comparison of Lease and Capital Investment Alternatives. Cost Financial Justification and Understanding of EPC Contracts and Demand Elasticity
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