[Ibpsausa] Help Review Energy Efficiency Measure List for ASHRAE 1651-RP

[John R Ross III PE]

Greetings;

TRY These........

This early DOE Document lists 'a few" energy saving measures proposed by 
the states
to meet Federal requirements.  Some of the measures are famous - 55mph 
speed limit.
68F winter thermostat. Others have disappeared - Massachusetts low 
energy hospital laundry,
ACES - make ice cubes in winter store them for Summer  and vice versa - 
store hot water 6 months
SOME People might call ACES a climate battery, but it goes all the way 
back to New England in the
Colonial 1700s.........

I was an assistant editor for illustrations -- no computer graphics in 
1977.....


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*TRW Energy Systems Group*/

Analysis of Effectiveness of Implementation Strategies, TRW Energy 
Systems Planning Div.

Federal Energy Administration Contract CR-04-60918-00 10/24/77

( Ass't Editor for Illustrations - THE DOE 55 mph document)






On 1/9/2013 4:08 PM, Jason Glazer wrote:
> For ASHRAE research project 1651-RP, we are trying to assemble a 
> comprehensive list of energy efficiency measures that can be 
> considered for new buildings covered by 90.1 except for renewables. 
> The project is titled: "Development of Maximum Technically Achievable 
> Energy Targets for Commercial Buildings (Ultra Low Energy Use Building 
> Set)". Later we will be looking for the combination of measures that 
> will result in the lowest possible energy consumption for each 
> building type using EnergyPlus.
>
> Attached is a spreadsheet that describes the 320 energy efficiency 
> measures gathered to date along with a report describing how the 
> spreadsheet was assembled. The report also recommends enhancements to 
> EnergyPlus. After we finish compiling the list, we will be choosing a 
> subset of measures to simulate.
>
> Your help is requested to add measures that are missing from the 
> "EEMs" tab of the spreadsheet. Column A, the name of the measure, and 
> Column D, the description, are the most important. When you add 
> measures, if possible, please also add a web or literature source that 
> describes the measure on the  "References" tab. Your input on any 
> other portion of the spreadsheet is also welcome.
>
> To learn more about how the list was assembled and the meaning of each 
> column, a conference call is scheduled for Wednesday January 23 at 
> 11am central. If you are interested in attending, please let me know 
> and I will send you the connection information.
>
> Please feel free forward this email and attachment to others who might 
> be interested but please CC me when you do so I can keep track of who 
> has received it.
>
> If you have suggestions, it would be most helpful if you replied only 
> to me with a revised version of the spreadsheet attached containing 
> additional rows at the bottom of each tab with your input.
>
> Please provide input no later than February 20, 2013.
>
> Thank you for your help.
>
> Jason
>
>
>
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