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Building Systems Analysis And Retrofit Manual 2nd Edition Smacna

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Building Systems Analysis And Retrofit Manual 2nd Edition Smacna
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Publisher: SMACNA
File Extension: PDF
File size: 11.26 MB
Pages: 154
Author: SMACNA
Language: English
Year: 2011
Edition: 2

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Building Systems Analysis And Retrofit Manual 2nd Edition Smacna by Smacna instant download after payment.

The second edition of the Building Systems Analysis and Retrofit manual provides methods to assess the major energy using elements of an existing building-electrical (lighting and motors) and HVAC. It provides a process that begins with a walk-through audit. Methods discussed include using building systems automation, envelope improvements, and demand control strategies including thermal energy storage. Contractors interested in new opportunities will find market entry guidance and ideas to assist them in the development of new business strategies that target the renovation of existing buildings. Existing buildings are often located near public transportation and development typically occurs on a building's existing footprint. These two "green" drivers may combine with basic economic factors to produce a compelling incentive for many prospective building owners to choose renovation of an existing building over the construction of new facilities

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