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The Control of Evaporative Condensers and Freezing Coils And
The Control of Evaporative Condensers and Freezing Coils And How It Effects Cost of Operations Based on Ammonia Refrigerant (1981)-The United States has approximately 5% of the world's population and uses 31% of all the world's electrical energy produced. One of the major reasons for such waste is most all decisions are made on initial cost and not operating cost. It should be the goal of all to change this approach. By use of an E.M.C.S. (Energy Management Control System), to monitor all parameters that effect operation of the refrigerant system and taking corrective action when necessary, we will conservatively save $88,000.00 in power per year based on .05 cents per kw at 1,000 tons mean load. These savings at .07 cents per kw under the same conditions would be $123,000.00 power savings per year. We need to do this for the good of all. Everybody wins with sound business and engineering practices.
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