摘要: This second volume of the Architect's and Engineer's Guide to Energy Conservation in Existing Buildings serves as a handbook for energy managers to assist them in deciding which energy conservation opportunities (ECOs) to pursue. ... 展开 This second volume of the Architect's and Engineer's Guide to Energy Conservation in Existing Buildings serves as a handbook for energy managers to assist them in deciding which energy conservation opportunities (ECOs) to pursue. While the first volume of the set deals in general with ECOs, this volume details specifics concerning 118 ECOs, including how to implement the ECO, the information required to analyze the ECO, and the use of a personal computer model, ASEAM, to analyze each ECO. The 118 ECOs discussed in Chapter 1 and analyzed in Chapter 2 fall into the following eight categories: building equipment operation, building envelope, HVAC systems, HVAC distribution systems, water heating systems, lighting systems, power systems, and miscellaneous ECOs that do not fall into the other categories. The two-volume guide is based on research performed by Pacific Northwest Laboratory for the Federal Energy management Program within the Office of Conservation. 33 refs., 18 figs., 32 tabs. 收起