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Energy Conservation


Schoolcraft's Energy Conservation series shows how to recognize where energy losses occur so that proper corrective measures can be taken. Students will learn about energy conservation in heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems as well as in the building structure itself�walls, ceilings, and floors. In addition, the program demonstrates how to conduct an energy audit so students can quantify the options available and determine the payback period for each option.
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376

Energy Conservation Basics

This course covers energy sources and the history of energy usage. It examines alternative energy sources and their feasibility, and current energy usage patterns and places where energy can be... <Read More>
377

Energy Losses in Buildings

This course covers physical laws of heat transfer and how they apply to building heat losses. It discusses the effects of sun, wind, and shade on energy consumption in buildings,... <Read More>
378

Heating-Cooling System Efficiency

This course covers the measurement of various environmental factors and their effect on human comfort. It introduces the concept of zones and covers ventilation requirements and savings possible by reducing... <Read More>
379

Mechanical Energy Conservation

This course covers the causes and effects of friction and the importance of lubrication. It includes a discussion of efficient operation of materials handling systems, elevators, and escalators. It examines... <Read More>
380

Electrical Energy Conservation

This course covers electrical energy consumers in typical commercial and industrial facilities. It investigates utility rate structures and relates cost to load management, and examines power factors, including how they... <Read More>

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