Seminar 31 -- Reducing Industrial Exhaust System Energy Use Without Affecting Performance PDF

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Industrial exhaust systems are critical to protecting workers from the ill effects of harmful gasses and airborne contaminates resulting from manufacturing operations. Their performance can be improved by proper design and operation. The key considerations include: placement of the exhaust hoods to capture the generated contaminates effectively, efficient duct design and proper selection of the air cleaning device. Additional energy savings can be obtained by improving system control, applying recovered energy to the make-up air system and using more efficient equipment. This presentation discusses considerations for improving exhaust system performance while achieving a lower energy use.

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