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Energy saving & Management: 

Energy saving & Management Prepared by Eng.Mohamed Akasha

Presentation Outlines: 

Presentation Outlines 1/ Introduction 2/ Energy Generation & Distribution 3/ Electricity Cost 4/ Instrument & Equipments Consumption 5/ Benefit Of Energy Conservation 6/ Saving Examples 7/ Chart for the Last Months consumption 8/ Instruction 9/ Conclusion

INTRODUCTION: 

INTRODUCTION Most of equipments in SUDAPET H.Q building controllable by building management system to present max value of safe & comfortable status for our staff and customers.

Energy Generation & Distribution: 

Energy Generation & Distribution Today the energy is very important for the human Energy generation from power generation, steam generation in boilers, optimal loading of DG sets,etc

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Energy distribution Identifying Efficiency opportunities network such as transformers, cables, switchgears and power factor improvement in electrical systems and chilled water, cooling water, hot water, compressed air

Electricity Cost: 

Electricity Cost Refer to NEC,we will find the electricity cost as below:- For normal usage = 0.215 SDG KWH For Commercial usage = 0.34 SDG KWH

Instrument & Equipments Consumption: 

Instrument & Equipments Consumption LAMP(neon)(4 foot)= 0.04 Kw A/C (3 ton) = 4.8 Kw Fan= 0.15 Kw Iron= 1 Kw computer= 0.15 Kw Auto-Refrigerated(450 liter)= 2.9 Kw Heater(500 watt)= 0.35 Kw Television= 0.15 Kw

Benefits Of Energy Conservation : 

Benefits Of Energy Conservation

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Energy conservation deliver a wide range of benefits, including SDG saving, infrastructure improvements, reduced pollutant emissions, improved energy security, and in some cases, increased productivity .

Saving Examples: 

Saving Examples * In the breakfast period if you turnoff the lights in your small office (for all the building) we will save every month 355 kw *0.34*30 = 3600 SDG * In RAMADAN month we saved 25000 SDG & this number reflect the Coolers & Pantries consumption. This very simple examples for the energy saving

Chart for the Last Months consumption: 

Chart for the Last Months consumption

Instruction: 

Instruction HOT WATER Step 1: Reduce the Temperature Setting Locate the thermostat on your hot water tank, and if it is set higher than 130 F, set it back to 130 F. Step 2: Insulate Your Hot Water Tank Unless you own a new energy-efficient hot water tank, your tank is probably poorly insulated and, thus, its heat losses are apt to be high. Step 3: Use Hot Water Flow Restrictors

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Step 4: Put a Timer or Manual Switch on Your Water Heater Chances are, there are times each day when you don't use hot water. Step 5: Insulate Your Pipes Step 6: Fix Leaky Faucets (taps) Step 7: Use Less Hot Water

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Lighting Step 1: Use Daylight Whenever Possible Step 2: Turn Off the Lights when you go out. Step 3: Install Light Dimmers (for bulb lamps ) Step 4: Match Bulbs to Use (refer to luxtables) Step 5: Substitute More Efficient Light Bulbs (avoid harmonics generating lamps) Step 6: Clean Light Fixtures and Dust the Bulbs

Conclusion : 

Conclusion Thanks for your sharing