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Demand-controlled Exhaust Systems for Boilers and Water - Enervex

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Sustainable Advantages<br />

Economical<br />

ENERVEX <strong>Dem<strong>and</strong></strong>-Controlled<br />

Fan Cost Venting Material Space Cost Fan Operating Cost<br />

17,000 47,000 23,000 4,000<br />

Combined chimney w/o fan<br />

Venting Material Space Cost Cost of efficiency loss<br />

ECONOMICAL 68,000 40,000 75,000<br />

Multiple 250HP boilers - 4,000 hours/year - $1.20/Therm<br />

Life Cycle Cost (LLC) - 15 years, $1.20/Therm<br />

Multiple <strong>Boilers</strong> with EXHAUSTO<br />

415,000 Therms = $499,200 per boiler<br />

Over a 15­year period a typical dem<strong>and</strong><strong>controlled</strong><br />

Multiple boilers exhaust using common system stackserving<br />

4 highefficiency<br />

434,000 Therms boilers = $520,800 in a per 20­story boiler building costs<br />

50% less to operate than a combined system<br />

ENERGY without SAVINGS dem<strong>and</strong>­control. Most of these<br />

savings are energy savings due to boiler ef­<br />

Multiple 250HP boilers - 4,000 hours/year - $1.20/Therm<br />

ficiency improvements. And savings can be<br />

further enhanced by adding an Economizer.<br />

Multiple <strong>Boilers</strong> with EXHAUSTO<br />

415,000 Therms = $499,200 per boiler<br />

Material <strong>and</strong><br />

Labor Savings<br />

Multiple boilers using common stack<br />

434,000 Therms = $520,800 per boiler<br />

MATERIAL AND LABOR<br />

Venting of 4 high-efficiency boilers in 20-story building<br />

Combined sidewall<br />

venting with ENERVEX<br />

Combined Venting with ENERVEX<br />

Combined Venting<br />

$27,500<br />

$68,000<br />

Individual Venting $87,000<br />

ECONOMICAL<br />

$72,000<br />

Combining chimneys <strong>and</strong> reducing dia meters<br />

Life Cycle Cost (LLC) - 15 years, $1.20/Therm<br />

can save material <strong>and</strong> labor when using a<br />

mechanical draft system. Smaller chimneys<br />

are less expensive to install. Side wall exhaust<br />

can save even more material <strong>and</strong> labor.<br />

Fan Cost Venting Material Space Cost Fan Operating Cost<br />

17,000 47,000 23,000 4,000 EXHAUSTO <strong>Dem<strong>and</strong></strong>-Controlled<br />

Venting Material Space Cost Cost of efficiency loss<br />

68,000 40,000 75,000<br />

Energy Savings<br />

Multiple boilers using a common chimney<br />

operate at higher O 2 levels than when<br />

exhausted by individual chimneys.<br />

A mechanical draft system provides more<br />

precise draft control so the O 2 levels can<br />

be lowered. Annual savings can amount to<br />

2­4% <strong>and</strong> thous<strong>and</strong>s of Dollars. Adding an<br />

economizer will improve energy savings by<br />

up to 5%.<br />

1.0<br />

0.8<br />

0.6<br />

0.4<br />

0.2<br />

$ Fuel Cost<br />

Multiple 250HP boilers<br />

4000<br />

Common stack<br />

ENERVEX<br />

ENERVEX with Economizer<br />

Unmatched<br />

Per<strong>for</strong>mance<br />

Pressure (inWC) ENERVEX Other<br />

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280<br />

Seconds<br />

Not only is the ENERVEX system<br />

fast in response to dem<strong>and</strong> changes,<br />

it’s also able to maintain a +/­2% accuracy<br />

from set­point. Alternative solutions using<br />

a VFD <strong>and</strong> a pressure sensor only achieve a<br />

+/­ 20% accuracy, so their savings are over<br />

20% less than that of an ENERVEX system.<br />

Combined chimney w/o fan<br />

4<br />

$ 1.20 / Therm<br />

52,020<br />

per boiler<br />

49,920<br />

per boiler<br />

46,500<br />

per boiler<br />

Hours/Year

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