MEE 7013 Energy Management S R Mane Assistant

MEE 7013 Energy Management S. R. Mane Assistant Professor Lecture 4

Course Outcome (CO 1) Students will be able to summarize and explain need for energy auditing MEE 7013 Energy Management

Outline Need for Energy Audit Types of energy audit Components Energy of Energy Audit Methodology MEE 7013 Energy Management

Energy Audit “The verification, monitoring and analysis of use of energy including submission of technical report containing recommendations for improving energy efficiency with cost benefit analysis and an action plan to reduce energy consumption”. The Energy Conservation Act 2001 MEE 7013 Energy Management

Need for Energy Audit Energy (Electrical & Thermal), Labour and Materials Manage use of energy in an organisation Provide Energy Conservation Opportunities Methodology and Benchmarks MEE 7013 Energy Management

Types of Energy Audit Preliminary Targeted Detailed Audit MEE 7013 Energy Management

Preliminary Energy Audit (Methodology) Establish energy consumption in the organization Estimate the scope for saving Identify the most likely area for attention Identify immediate improvements/savings Set a ‘reference point’ Identify areas for more detailed study/measurement MEE 7013 Energy Management

Targeted Energy Audit Depend upon the outcome of the preliminary audit result They provide data and detailed analysis on specified target projects Detailed study of specific utility MEE 7013 Energy Management

Detailed Energy Audit Detailed energy audit evaluates all systems and equipments which consume energy and the audit comprises a detailed study on energy savings and costs. Detailed Energy Audit is carried out in 3 phases ØThe Pre-audit phase ØThe Audit Phase ØThe Post-audit Phase MEE 7013 Energy Management

Steps in an Energy Audit MEE 7013 Energy Management

MEE 7013 Energy Management

MEE 7013 Energy Management

MEE 7013 Energy Management

Thank you for your attention! MEE 7013 Energy Management