Fixed Facilities Energy Consumption Investigation -- Data Analysis.
B.J. Sliwinski, D.J. Leverenz, Larry M. Windingland, Anjumoni Mech
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B.J. Sliwinski, D.J. Leverenz, Larry M. Windingland, Anjumoni Mech
Abstract
This report describes the analysis of energy consumption data collected between September 1976 and February 1978 for selected Army buildings at Fort Belvoir, VA, Fort Carson, CO, and Fort Hood, TX. These buildings represent seven major energy consumer groups found on Army installations: family housing, troop housing, administration/training, production/maintenance, medical/dental, storage, and community support facilities. Results of analyses of building energy consumption vs. building floor area and weather parameters are presented in Btu/sq/ft/heating degree days (HDD) and kWh/sq ft/cooling degree days (CDD) for each consumer group. Comparisons between consumer groups are shown graphically on bar charts; energy use data for each consumer group are used to develop charts showing installation energy use by consumer groups. (Author)
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This report describes the analysis of energy consumption data collected between September 1976 and February 1978 for selected Army buildings at Fort Belvoir, VA, Fort Carson, CO, and Fort Hood, TX. These buildings represent seven major energy consumer groups found on Army installations: family housing, troop housing, administration/training, production/maintenance, medical/dental, storage, and community support facilities. Results of analyses of building energy consumption vs. building floor area and weather parameters are presented in Btu/sq/ft/heating degree days (HDD) and kWh/sq ft/cooling degree days (CDD) for each consumer group. Comparisons between consumer groups are shown graphically on bar charts; energy use data for each consumer group are used to develop charts showing installation energy use by consumer groups. (Author)
Key concepts: Consumption (sociology), Energy consumption, Production (economics), Engineering, Operations management, Agricultural economics, Business, Architectural engineering