Abstract
Some ways in which energy is wasted in industry are discussed and the losses involved are quantified. Reference is made to a particular loss in annealing furnaces; wasted energy in factory and lighting systems; heat generated by motors and lighting and by such processes as welding; unlagged hot pipework and most hot processes; and poor building envelope features. It is concluded that an industry should declare its intention of conservation at the highest possible level, identify conservation as a manufacturing target, and invest the responsibility in people for whom it is a full-time activity. (MCW)
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Jones, N. H.
Conserving energy by eliminating waste.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1979.
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Jones, N. H.
Conserving energy by eliminating waste.
United Kingdom.
Jones, N. H.
1979.
"Conserving energy by eliminating waste."
United Kingdom.
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title = {Conserving energy by eliminating waste}
author = {Jones, N. H.}
abstractNote = {Some ways in which energy is wasted in industry are discussed and the losses involved are quantified. Reference is made to a particular loss in annealing furnaces; wasted energy in factory and lighting systems; heat generated by motors and lighting and by such processes as welding; unlagged hot pipework and most hot processes; and poor building envelope features. It is concluded that an industry should declare its intention of conservation at the highest possible level, identify conservation as a manufacturing target, and invest the responsibility in people for whom it is a full-time activity. (MCW)}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1979}
month = {Jul}
}
title = {Conserving energy by eliminating waste}
author = {Jones, N. H.}
abstractNote = {Some ways in which energy is wasted in industry are discussed and the losses involved are quantified. Reference is made to a particular loss in annealing furnaces; wasted energy in factory and lighting systems; heat generated by motors and lighting and by such processes as welding; unlagged hot pipework and most hot processes; and poor building envelope features. It is concluded that an industry should declare its intention of conservation at the highest possible level, identify conservation as a manufacturing target, and invest the responsibility in people for whom it is a full-time activity. (MCW)}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1979}
month = {Jul}
}