Total Energy Concepts as Applied to Universities.
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| Title: | Total Energy Concepts as Applied to Universities. |
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| Authors: | Gudgeon, R.L |
| Peer Reviewed: | N |
| Page Count: | 28 |
| Publication Date: | 1967 |
| Descriptors: | Air Conditioning, Air Conditioning Equipment, Equipment, Equipment Utilization, Fuel Consumption, Fuels, Heating, Mechanical Equipment, Operating Engineering, Operating Expenses, Refrigeration Mechanics, Thermal Environment |
| Abstract: | A comprehensive discussion of single fuel source generation of power and heating requirements is presented. Definition and explanation of system concepts includes--(1) heat pumps, (2) steam turbines, (3) gas turbines, and (4) gas and diesel engines. Concept cost evaluation factors described are--(1) load pattern, (2) campus configuration, (3) fuel cost, (4) operating cost, and (5) equipment cost. Also included are--(1) campus installation factors, (2) comparative cost data, and (3) several charts, diagrams, and photographs. (MH) |
| Entry Date: | 1970 |
| Accession Number: | ED031887 |
| Database: | ERIC |
| Abstract: | A comprehensive discussion of single fuel source generation of power and heating requirements is presented. Definition and explanation of system concepts includes--(1) heat pumps, (2) steam turbines, (3) gas turbines, and (4) gas and diesel engines. Concept cost evaluation factors described are--(1) load pattern, (2) campus configuration, (3) fuel cost, (4) operating cost, and (5) equipment cost. Also included are--(1) campus installation factors, (2) comparative cost data, and (3) several charts, diagrams, and photographs. (MH) |
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