Energy Reduction at U.S. Air Force Facilities Using Industrial Processes

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Energy Reduction at U.S. Air Force Facilities Using Industrial Processes

Gregory Eyring - Personal Name;

TheDepartmentofDefense(DoD)isthelargestconsumerofenergyinthe federalgovernment.1Inturn,theU.S.AirForceisthelargestconsumerofenergyinthe DoD,withatotalannualenergyexpenditureofaround$10billion.2Approximately84 percentofAirForceenergyuseinvolvesliquidfuelconsumedinaviationwhereas approximately12percentisenergy(primarilyelectricity)usedinfacilitiesonthe ground.3Thisworkshopwasconcernedprimarilywithopportunitiestoreduceenergy consumptionwithinAirForcefacilitiesthatemployenergyͲintensiveindustrial processes—forexample,assembly/disassembly,painting,metalworking,andoperation ofradarfacilities—suchasthosethatoccurinthemaintenancedepotsandtesting facilities.AirForceeffortstoreduceenergyconsumptionaredrivenlargelybyexternal goalsandmandatesderivedfromCongressionallegislationandexecutiveorders.To date,thesegoalsandmandateshavetargetedtheenergyusedatthebuildingorfacility levelratherthaninspecificindustrialprocesses.

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Publisher: : ., 2013
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Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 978-0-309-27023-6
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Subject(s): Energy Reduction at U.S. Air Force Facilities Usin
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