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Find Something New - Open Random Assessment MAIN ITAC SITE VERSION [FOR BETA TESTING ONLY]
Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Institute of Technology
Assessment Year 1997
Principal Product Carpet
NAICS
n/a
SIC 2273: Carpets and Rugs
Sales Range $100
M
to 500
M
# of Employees 600
Plant Area 750,000
ft2
Annual Production 204,000
thousand feet
Production Hrs. Annual 5,940
hrs
Location (State) Georgia

Facility Energy Cost and Usage

Source Yearly Cost Usage
Electricity Usage $608,568 25,356,976
kWh
Electricity Demand $129,414 56,880
kW-mo/yr
Electricity Fees $35,785 -
Natural Gas $1,000,837 213,272
MMBtu
Coal $844,835 405,521
MMBtu
TOTAL YEARLY COSTS -
RECOMMENDED SAVINGS* $911,303 *Non-energy impacts included in savings.
IMPLEMENTED SAVINGS* $7,233

Recommendations

# Description Yearly Savings* Imp'd Cost* Status Electricity Usage Savings Electricity Demand Savings Electricity Fees Savings Natural Gas Savings LPG Savings Water Disposal Savings Ancillary Material Cost Savings Increase in Production Savings
01 2.4133: Use most efficient type of electric motors $590 $7,976 $462
18,757
kWh
$100
-
kW-mo/yr
$28 - - - - -
02 2.7142: Utilize higher efficiency lamps and/or ballasts $15,870 $67,395 $12,545
504,103
kWh
$2,619
-
kW-mo/yr
$706 - - - - -
03 2.4111: Utilize energy-efficient belts and other improved mechanisms $10,030 $17,130 $7,902
319,168
kWh
$1,650
-
kW-mo/yr
$478 - - - - -
04 2.6231: Utilize controls to operate equipment only when needed $18,883 $12,000 - - - $17,992
-
MMBtu
- $891
-
Tgal
- -
05 2.8114: Change rate schedules or other changes in utility service $365,536 $238,000 - - - - $(-56,290.0)
-
MMBtu
- $421,826 -
06 3.4111: Use closed cycle process to minimize waste water production $94,300 $40,000 - - - $42,600
-
MMBtu
- $51,700
-
Tgal
- -
07 3.4111: Use closed cycle process to minimize waste water production $6,643 $4,500 - - - $3,994
-
MMBtu
- $2,649
-
Tgal
- -
08 2.2223: Enhance sensitivity of temperature control and cutoff $23,450 $300 - - - $23,450
-
MMBtu
- - - -
09 2.7111: Reduce illumination to minimum necessary levels $10,701 $5,100 $8,540
345,545
kWh
$1,650
-
kW-mo/yr
$511 - - - - -
10 4.111: Add equipment/ operators to reduce production bottleneck $365,300 $800,000 - - - - - - - $365,300
TOTAL RECOMMENDED $911,303 $1,192,401 $29,449
1,187,573
kWh
$6,019
-
kW-mo/yr
$1,723 $88,036
-
MMBtu
$(-56,290.0)
-
MMBtu
$55,240
-
Tgal
$421,826 $365,300
TOTAL IMPLEMENTED $7,233 $12,476 $462
18,757
kWh
$100
-
kW-mo/yr
$28 $3,994
-
MMBtu
- $2,649
-
Tgal
- -
Yearly Savings* Imp'd Cost* Electricity Usage Savings Electricity Demand Savings Electricity Fees Savings Natural Gas Savings LPG Savings Water Disposal Savings Ancillary Material Cost Savings Increase in Production Savings
*Savings and costs are best estimates based on the center's site visit, associated engineering analysis, and typical capital and labor costs