How Does it Work?

Energy efficiency optimization works on the principles of Pareto's theory. The total system is divided into a number of subsystems where energy input/output data from design and actual values are stored. Then, monitoring priorities are set automatically for the user.

Figure F-1: Pareto's theory

Pareto's Theory Related to Energy Management

• About 7 10% of the total equipment consumes 70 75% of total energy input to the system (class A)

• About 30% of the equipment consumes 10% of total energy input (class B)

• The balance 60 70 % of equipment consumes 6 7% of total energy input (class C)

Energy System Analysis

By energy system analysis, class A, class B, and class C equipment of the total system are identified for performance monitoring. Then, performance models are developed for the subsystems from the energy database.

Advantages of this Approach

Pareto's model related to energy management offers a fast-track solution to energy management. It also monitors performance effectively and identifies specific problem area in a very short time. It offers tangible solutions.

A Totally Dedicated Energy Management Approach

This is a totally dedicated approach that covers the entire range of energy-consuming equipment for performance evaluation...