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3 E ProgramSystemProcessTempAmbientTempWindSpeedFuelHeatContentFuelCost ($)FuelCostUnitPlantEfficiencyAnnualHours ofOperationRefrigeration 15 80 9.88 Electricity 3415.3 0.15 kWh 100% 3500Domestic HotWaterHeating HotWaterHeating HotWater(90e)Domestic HotWater(90)Heating HotWater(85)Domestic HotWater(85)Heating HotWater(85s)Domestic HotWater(85s)ExpansionTanks (85)125 80 0180 80 0NaturalGasNaturalGas1026 11.124 Mcf 75% 87601026 11.124 Mcf 75% 4500180 80 0 Electricity 3415.3 0.129 kWh 90% 4500125 80 0180 80 0125 80 0180 80 0125 80 0180 80 0NaturalGasNaturalGasNaturalGasNaturalGasNaturalGasNaturalGas1026 13.699 Mcf 90% 87601026 11.021 Mcf 85% 45001026 11.021 Mcf 85% 87601026 11.433 Mcf 85% 45001026 11.433 Mcf 85% 87601026 11.021 Mcf 85% 4500Insulation Layer 1850F Mineral FiberPIPE, Type I, C547-07850F Mineral FiberPIPE, Type I, C547-07850F Mineral FiberPIPE, Type I, C547-07850F Mineral FiberPIPE, Type I, C547-07850F Mineral FiberPIPE, Type I, C547-07850F Mineral FiberPIPE, Type I, C547-07850F Mineral FiberPIPE, Type I, C547-07850F Mineral FiberPIPE, Type I, C547-07850F Mineral FiberPIPE, Type I, C547-07850F Mineral FiberPIPE, Type I, C547-07OuterJacketMaterialAllServiceJacketAllServiceJacketAllServiceJacketAllServiceJacketAllServiceJacketAllServiceJacketAllServiceJacketAllServiceJacketAllServiceJacketAllServiceJacket© 2011, Johnson ControlsDo not copy (physically, electronically, or in any other media)without the express written consent of Johnson Controls.273
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Spotswood Public SchoolsEnergy Savi
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Section 5: Financial Impact .......
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Section 2: Project DescriptionThis
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is used for several programs and ma
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Schoenly Elementary SchoolThe schoo
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Utility Baseline AnalysisElectric A
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Spotswood High SchoolElectric Usage
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Natural Gas UsageThe monthly consum
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Baseball FieldMonth Total Gallons W
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Memorial Middle SchoolElectric Usag
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Natural Gas UsageA detailed look at
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The figure below shows the monthly
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250.0200.0150.0100.050.00.0Appleby
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Schoenly Elementary SchoolElectric
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Natural Gas UsageA detailed look at
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Energy Usage SummaryThe table below
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The graph below uses the energy use
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The pie chart below shows the distr
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The National Institute of Standards
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To calculate the nominal escalation
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The graph above indicates that the
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Section 3: Facility Improvement Mea
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FIM IDFacility Improvement MeasureC
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FIM IDFacility Improvement MeasureC
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Boiler Plant MeasuresBoiler Replace
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• Aerco or equivalent high effici
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HVAC SystemsRTU ReplacementsFIM Sum
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Convert RTU from Electric to Gas He
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Electric Locker Room Unit Ventilato
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Girls side of the gym and the Boys
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This measure will replace the rooft
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Maintenance RequirementsPreventativ
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this equipment, care should be take
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Benefits• Energy savings• Impro
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Building AutomationBuilding Automat
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Four heating and ventilating (H&V)
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Robert Shaw thermostat controlling
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Memorial Middle SchoolOccupied Hour
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Schoenly Elementary SchoolSchoolYea
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Admin. VAV Boxes (Typical of 15)Pro
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Variable Volume Packaged Rooftop Un
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• Supply fan start/stop/status•
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Rooftop Unit (Typical of 1)Provide,
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Lighting System UpgradesParking Lot
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Scope NarrativeThe exterior fixture
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Scope of WorkThe following fixtures
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• Improved interior light quality
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Facilities Recommended for this Mea
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Lighting ControlsDaylight Harvestin
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Scope NarrativeCurrently, approxima
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Motor MeasuresMotor ReplacementFIM
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Plug Load SolutionsOffice Plug Load
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Scope of Work• Furnish and instal
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Kitchen Equipment and SystemsKitche
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Scope of Work• Mount and wire the
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Existing evaporator at high schoolS
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Electrical SystemsDemand ResponseFI
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Scope NarrativeThe peak load contri
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Powersmiths. E-Saver-C3 is a 3-phas
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Proposed Transformers:kW Losses(Occ
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Building EnvelopeInfiltration Reduc
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Door #8 weather seals missing or wo
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Spotswood High SchoolBuilt in 1976
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Memorial Middle SchoolMemorial Midd
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Energy loss at wall intersection Fa
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In this equation, A crack represent
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The picture below shows a section o
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As part of the retrofit, the walls
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Water System and ControlsElectric H
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Savings results from the difference
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Additionally, water from this new w
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Renewable SolutionsSolar PVFIM Summ
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Appleby Elementary School, 145 kW©
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Savings MethodologyFor purposes of
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Grants & RebatesGrants - Local, Sta
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Scope NarrativeThere are several wa
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Throughout the installation of the
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Information TechnologiesPC Power Ma
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School Dude IntegrationFIM SummaryS
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Facility ManagementFacility Perform
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• Cooling Capacity: Acceptable pe
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Reporting of the user-selected syst
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Utility Bill MonitoringFIM SummaryA
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Academy of Energy EducationFIM Summ
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Externship, for college undergradua
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Section 4: Measurement and Verifica
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Selecting M&V Options for a Specifi
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ECM DescriptionMeasurement andVerif
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Discussion of ESPE Scope of WorkJoh
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Section 5: Financial ImpactEnergy S
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Parking Lot Lighting - MS $12,000 $
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Operational Savings EstimatesBased
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SRECSFor the purposes of our analys
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Table 4. ESIP - FIM Matrix - Projec
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Transformers - HS Yes Yes YesInfilt
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Option 1© 2011, Johnson ControlsDo
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Section 6: District SupportMaintena
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Section 7: Implementation ScheduleA
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Appendix 1: Lighting SurveyAll of t
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Appendix 2: Savings CalculationsWe
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Construction DetailsFacility Compon
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Page 230 and 231: Figure 10: Appleby Track-side Zonin
Page 232 and 233: Figure 62: Appleby All-PurposeRoom
Page 234 and 235: Typical eQUEST HVAC System Schemati
Page 236 and 237: Typical eQUEST Central Plant Layout
Page 238 and 239: Air-Side HVAC SchedulesAir-handler
Page 240 and 241: Memorial Middle SchoolUVs - Origina
Page 242 and 243: Appleby Elementary SchoolHeat Pumps
Page 244 and 245: Schoenly Elementary SchoolData from
Page 246 and 247: desirable to ensure an accurate rep
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Page 250 and 251: Calibration Results - Memorial Midd
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Page 254 and 255: Calibration Results - Appleby Eleme
Page 256 and 257: The graph below shows the modeled e
Page 258 and 259: The graph below shows the modeled p
Page 260 and 261: Check Model against Weather Normali
Page 262 and 263: educed to the system. When the new
Page 264 and 265: Computer Control Savings SummaryPC
Page 266 and 267: CPU Active Standby Hibernate OffAve
Page 268 and 269: Existing Operating ScheduleHoodTurn
Page 270 and 271: Proposed Duty Cycle% Rated Speed% R
Page 272 and 273: Spotswood High SchoolINSULATEDNON-I
Page 274 and 275: Appleby Elementary SchoolINSULATEDN
Page 278 and 279: Building Envelope Savings SummaryDe
Page 280 and 281: # of Floors in Building 1Local Shel
Page 282 and 283: Solar Savings CalculationsSpotswood
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Page 288 and 289: Appleby Elementary School© 2011, J
Page 302 and 303: Appendix 3: Field MeasurementsWe ha
Page 304 and 305: Lighting Power MeasurementsLampout#
Page 306 and 307: 120High School Lighting Power Compa
Page 308 and 309: Motor Power MeasurementsHigh School
Page 310 and 311: Appendix 4. Solar PV LayoutsThe Sol
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