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Section 1 — ENERGY ENGINEERING &
MANAGEMENT..........................5
Section 2 — POWER GENERATION............25
Section 3 — HVAC SYSTEMS.......................31
Section 4 — ELECTRICAL & LIGHTING.....37
Section 5 — FACILITIES MANAGEMENT....43
Section 6 — BOOKS ON SALE.....................51
Section 7 — ABOUT AEE.............................61
BOOKS (Alphabetical listing)
Advanced Lighting Controls..............................................40
Alternate Energy: Assessment & Implementation
Reference Book...................................................................14
Alternative Fuels: The Future of Hydrogen......................14
Bioterrorism: A Guide for Facility Managers....................56
Boiler Operator’s Handbook..............................................48
Boiler Plant & Distribution System
Optimization Manual.........................................................50
Business Energy Professional Reference Library CD.......17
Carbon Reduction: Policies, Strategies & Technologies....9
Cogeneration & Small Power Production Manual...........53
Combustion Efficiency Tables...........................................50
Commercial Energy Auditing Reference Handbook........11
Computerized Building Energy Simulation Handbook..24
Control & Instrumentation Technology in HVAC: PCs &
Environmental Control......................................................60
Cyber Terrorism: A Guide for Facility Managers..............56
Dictionary of Energy Efficiency Technologies..................54
Disaster Recovery & Planning...........................................56
Effectively Managing Natural Gas Costs...........................60
Efficient Electrical Systems Design Handbook................38
Electrical Distribution Systems.........................................26
Electrical Distribution Engineering..................................53
Electrical Power Systems Technology...............................28
Electrical System Design & Specification Handbook for
Industrial Facilities.............................................................38
Electricity & Electronics Fundamentals...........................39
Electronic Digital System Fundamentals.........................39
Emergency & Backup Power Sources................................56
Encyclopedia of Energy Engineering & Technology........23
Energy Conservation Guidebook......................................21
Energy Management Handbook.........................................6
Energy Management Reference Library CD.....................16
Energy Project Financing: Resources & Strategies for
Success................................................................................10
Facility Management Reference Library CD....................55
Facility Manager’s Guide to Security: Protecting Your
Assets...................................................................................49
Facility Manager’s Handbook............................................47
Fiber Optic Lighting: A Guide for Specifiers.....................42
Fine Tuning Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Systems..58
Gas Turbine Handbook: Principles and Practice.............27
Green Facilities Handbook: Simple & Profitable Strategies
for Managers.........................................................................8
Guide to Electric Power Generation..................................28
Guide to Electrical Power Distribution Systems..............30
Guide to Energy Management...........................................18
Guide to Energy Management: International Version.....18
Guide to Microturbines......................................................29
HVAC & Building Systems Reference Library CD.............36
HVAC Control in the New Millennium.............................59
HVAC Controls: Operation and Maintenance..................34
HVAC Fundamentals..........................................................32
HVAC Procedures & Forms Manual..................................54
Handbook of Energy Engineering.....................................21
Handbook of Energy Audits...............................................10
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Handbook of Facility Assessment.....................................49
Hydrogen & Fuel Cells: Advances in Transportation &
Power...................................................................................13
Indoor Air Quality Case Studies........................................59
Indoor Air Quality: A Guide for Facility Managers...........33
Industrial Electronics: Devices & Systems........................60
Industrial Process Control Systems..................................46
Information Technology for Energy Managers................52
Investment Grade Energy Audit........................................54
Lighting Controls Handbook.............................................40
Lighting Upgrades: A Guide for Facility Managers..........41
Management, Measurement & Verification of Performance
Contracting.........................................................................53
Manager’s Guide to Preventive Building Maintenance...44
Managing Energy Costs: A Behavioral & Non-Technical
Approach.............................................................................20
Managing Energy from the Top Down................................7
Managing Indoor Air Quality.............................................33
Manual for Intelligent Energy Services.............................58
Marketing Green Buildings: Guide for Engineering,
Construction & Architecture..............................................15
Maximizing Energy Savings & Minimizing Costs............19
Mechanical Estimating Manual: Sheet Metal, Piping &
Plumbing.............................................................................35
New Technologies for Energy Efficiency...........................54
Performance Contracting: Expanding Horizons..............24
Plant Engineers & Managers Guide to Energy
Conservation.......................................................................22
Power Generation Reference Library CD.........................52
Power Transmission & Distribution..................................30
Practical Controls: A Guide to Mechanical Systems........32
Practical Lubrication for Industrial Facilities...................46
Principles of Controlled Maintenance Management......55
Project Management & Leadership Skills for
Engineering & Construction Projects...............................57
Pump Application Deskbook.............................................60
Pump User’s Handbook: Life Extension...........................45
Roofing & Cladding Systems Handbook: A Guide for
Facility Managers................................................................58
Rotating Electrical Machines & Power Systems...............57
Rotating Machinery: Practical Solutions to Unbalance &
Misalignment......................................................................55
Safety Management: A Guide for Facility Managers........48
Simple Solutions to Energy Calculations..........................15
Slashing Utility Costs Handbook.......................................57
Small Scale Cogeneration Handbook...............................27
Solutions Manual for Guide to Energy Management......19
Steam Turbines for Modern Fossil-Fuel Power Plants.....29
Sustainable Development Handbook...............................13
Testing & Balancing HVAC Air & Water Systems..............34
The Smart Grid: Enabling Energy Efficiency & Demand
Response.............................................................................26
Transmission Line Reliability & Security..........................59
User’s Guide to Natural Gas Purchasing & Risk
Management.......................................................................57
Variable Speed Drive Fundamentals.................................42
Visions for a Sustainable Energy Future...........................12
Water Quality & Systems: A Guide for Facility Managers.47
Web Based Energy Information & Control Systems........53
Web Based Enterprise Energy & Building Automation
Systems................................................................................23
ESCOs Around the World: Lessons Learned in 49
Countries.............................................................................20
WEEC 2008 Proceedings CD..............................................52
WEEC 2009 Proceedings CD..............................................11
Globalcon 2009 Proceedings CD.......................................58
West Coast Energy Management Congress 2009
Proceedings CD..................................................................59
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SECTION 1:

ENERGY ENGINEERING
& MANAGEMENT
Energy Management Handbook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Managing Energy from the Top Down. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Green Facilities Handbook: Simple & Profitable Strategies for Managers. . . . . . 8
Carbon Reduction: Policies, Strategies & Technologies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Handbook of Energy Audits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Energy Project Financing: Resources & Strategies for Success. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Commercial Energy Auditing Reference Handbook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
WEEC 2009 Proceedings CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Visions for a Sustainable Energy Future . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Sustainable Development Handbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Hydrogen & Fuel Cells: Advances in Transportation & Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Alternative Fuels: The Future of Hydrogen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Alternate Energy: Assessment & Implementation Reference Book. . . . . . . . . . . 14
Marketing Green Buildings: Guide for Engineering,
Construction & Architecture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Simple Solutions to Energy Calculations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Energy Management Reference Library CD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Business Energy Professional Reference Library CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Guide to Energy Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Guide to Energy Management: International Version . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Solutions Manual for Guide to Energy Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Maximizing Energy Savings & Minimizing Costs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
ESCOs Around the World: Lessons Learned in 49 Countries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Managing Energy Costs: A Behavioral & Non-Technical Approach. . . . . . . . . . .20
Handbook of Energy Engineering. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Energy Conservation Guidebook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Plant Engineers & Managers Guide to Energy Conservation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Web Based Enterprise Energy & Building Automation Systems. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Encyclopedia of Energy Engineering & Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Performance Contracting: Expanding Horizons. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Computerized Building Energy Simulation Handbook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
NOW AVAILABLE – the fully updated new
edition of this best-selling reference used by
thousands of energy engineers and managers...

ENERGY MANAGEMENT
HANDBOOK
SEVENTH EDITION
By Steve Doty and Wayne C. Turner
Newly revised and edited, this seventh edition includes exten-
sive revisions to seven of its twenty-eight chapters, including
those covering waste heat recovery, HVAC systems, energy man-
agement and control systems, energy systems maintenance,
alternative energy, indoor air quality, and codes, standards
and legislation. This comprehensive handbook has become
recognized as the definitive stand alone energy manager’s
desk reference, used by thousands of energy management
professionals throughout the industry. You’ll find coverage of
every component of effective energy management, including energy auditing, economic analysis,
boilers, steam systems, cogeneration, waste heat recovery, building envelope, HVAC systems, motors
and drives / electric energy management, energy management control systems, lighting, energy
systems maintenance, insulation systems, alternative energy, sustainability and high performance
green buildings, ground-source heat pumps, indoor air quality, utility rates, thermal energy storage,
codes and standards, energy legislation, natural gas purchasing, electric deregulation, financing and
performance contracting, commissioning, and measurement and verification. Detailed illustrations,
tables, graphs and many other helpful working aids are provided throughout.

ORDER CODE: 0634 ISBN: 0 88173 609-0 8 1/2 x 11, 847 pp., Illus.
Hardcover, $245.00

CONTENTS
1 – Introduction
Background • The Value of Energy Management • The Energy Management Profession
• Some Suggested Principles of Energy Management
2 – Effective Energy Management
Energy Management Program • Organizational Structure • Energy Policy • Planning •
Audit Planning • Educational Planning • Strategic Planning • Reporting • Ownership
16 – Use of Alternative Energy
Solar Energy • Wind Energy • Biomass Energy • Emerging Technologies
17 – Indoor Air Quality
Introduction: Why IAQ Is Important to CEMs • IAQ Fundamentals • The Energy
Management / IAQ Balance • Summary & Conclusions • Topics for Additional Study

3 – Energy Auditing 18 – Electric & Gas Utility Rates for Commercial & Industrial Consumers
Utility Costs • Rate Structures • Innovative Rate Type • Calculation of a Monthly Bill •
Energy Auditing Services • Basic Components of an Energy Audit • Specialized Audit Conducting a Load Study • Effects of Deregulation on Customer Rates
Tools • Industrial Audits • Commercial Audits • Residential Audits • Indoor Air Quality

4 – Economic Analysis 19 – Thermal Energy Storage

Objective • General Characteristics of Capital Investments • Sources of Funds • Tax
Considerations • Time Value of Money Concepts • Project Measures of Worth • Special
Topics • Summary & Additional Example Applications
5 – Boilers and Fired Systems
Analysis of Boilers & Fired Systems • Key Elements for Maximum Efficiency • Condens-
ing Boilers • Fuel Considerations
Storage Systems • Storage Mediums • System Capacity • Economic Summary
20 – Codes, Standards and Legislation
The Energy Independence & Security Act of 2007 • The Energy Policy Act of 2005 •
The Energy Policy Act of 1992 • Codes & Standards • Climate Change • Indoor Air
Quality Standards • Measurement & Verification • Regulatory & Legislative Issues
Impacting Cogeneration & Power

6 – Steam and Condensate Systems 21 – Natural Gas Purchasing

Thermal Properties of Steam • Estimating Steam Usage & Its Value • Steam Traps &
Their Application • Condensate Recovery
7 – Cogeneration
Cogeneration System Design & Analysis • Computer Programs • U.S. Cogenera-
tion Legislation: PURPA • Evaluating Cogeneration Opportunities: Case Examples
8 – Waste Heat Recovery
Waste-Heat Survey • Classifying Waste-Heat Quality • Storage of Waste Heat • Quan-
tifying Waste Heat • Matching Waste Heat Source & Sink • Waste-Heat Exchangers •
Commercial Options in Waste-Heat-Recovery Equipment • Emerging Technologies
for Waste Heat Recovery
9 – Building Envelope
Principles of Envelope Analysis • Metal Elements in Envelope Components • Roofs
• Floors • Fenestration • Infiltration • Summarizing Envelope Performance with
the Building Load Coefficient • Thermal AWeight@ • Envelope Analysis for Existing
Buildings • Envelope Analysis for New Buildings • Envelope Standards for New &
Existing Construction
10 – HVAC Systems
Surveying Existing Conditions • Human Thermal Comfort • Interactions with HVAC ECO
Projects • HVAC System Types • Central Cooling Equipment, Heat Rejection Equipment
& Distribution • Impact of Part-Load Operation & Occupancy • HVAC System Electrical
Distribution Energy • Humidification Systems • Example HVAC Energy Conservation
Opportunities • Reducing System Loads • Estimating HVAC Energy Consumption
Preface • Natural Gas as a Fuel • Buying Natural Gas • New Frontiers for the Gas Industry
22 – Control Systems
Why Automate Control? • Why Optimization? • Technology Classifications • Control
Modes • Input/Output Devices •Valves & Dampers • Instrument Accuracy, Repeatability
& Drift • Basic Control Block Diagrams • Key Fundamentals of Successfully Applied
Automatic Controls • Expected Life of Control Equipment • Control Applications for
Saving Energy • Basic Energy-Saving Control Applications • Advanced Energy-Saving
Control Applications • Facilities Operations Control Applications • Control System
Application Pitfalls to Avoid • Costs & Benefits of Automatic Control • Estimating
Savings from Applied Automatic Control
23 – Sustainability & High Performance Green Buildings
Beginnings • Sustainability Gives Rise to the Green Buildings Movement • Introducing
the LEEC NC Rating System: A Technical Review • LEED for Existing Building Rating
System (LEED-EB) Adopted in 2004 • Summary Discussion of Two New LEED Programs
• The LEED Process • ASHRAE Guides Developed to Support LEED
24 – Electric Deregulation
An Historical Perspective of the Electric Power Industry • The Transmission System
& FERC=s Role in Promoting Competition in Wholesale Power • Stranded Costs •
Status of State Electric Industry Restructuring Activity • Trading Energy: Marketers
& Brokers • The Impact of Retail Wheeling • The Ten-Step Program to Successful
Utility Deregulation • Pricing Options for Electric Supply • Aggregation • In-House
vs. Outsourcing Energy Services

11 – Motors, Drives & Electric Energy Management
Power Supply • Effects of Unbalanced Voltages on Performance of Motors • Effect of
Performance-General • Motors • Glossary of Frequently Occurring Motor Terms • Power
Factor • Special High Efficiency Motor Designs • Electrical Motor Performance at Part
Load • Determining Electric Motor Operating Loads • Power Meter • Approximate Motor
Load from Slip Measurement • Approximate Motor Load from Amperage Readings •
Electric Motor Efficiency • Comparing Motors • Sensitivity of Load to Motor RPM • Ef-
ficiency Losses of Drive Loads • Variable Frequency Drives • Motor Power Consumption
When Throttling • Theoretical Power Consumption • Motormaster
12 – Energy Management Control Systems
Energy Management Systems • Justification of EMCSs • Systems Integration
13 – Lighting
Lighting Fundamentals • Process to Improve Lighting Efficiency • Maintenance • New
Technologies & Products • Special Considerations • Daylighting • Common Retrofits
14 – Energy Systems Maintenance
Developing the Maintenance Program • Why Perform Energy, Facility & Process
Systems Maintenance? • Developing & Implementing a Preventive Maintenance Plan
15 – Industrial Insulation
Fundamentals of Thermal Insulation Design Theory • Insulation Materials • Insulation
Selection • Insulation Thickness Determination • Insulation Economics
25 – Financing and Performance Contracting
Financial Arrangements: A Simple Example • Financial Arrangements: Details &
Terminology • Applying Financial Arrangements: A Case Study • APros@ & ACons@
of Each Financial Arrangement • Characteristics that Influence Which Financial Ar-
rangement Is Best • Incorporating Strategic Issues When Selecting Financial Arrange-
ments • Perspectives of Owners & Performance Contractors: Both Sides of the Story
26 – Commissioning
Commissioning for Energy Management • Commissioning Definitions • The Commis-
sioning Process in Existing Buildings • Commissioning Measures • Ensuring Optimum
Building Performance • Commissioning New Buildings for Energy Management •
For Additional Information
27 – Measurement & Verification of Energy Savings
M&V Method Selection • History of M&V • Performance Contracts • Overview of Mea-
surement &Verification Methods • Cost Reduction Strategies • M&V Sampling Strategies
28 – Ground-Source Heat Pumps Applied to Commercial Buildings
Introduction to Ground-Source Heat Pumps • About the Technology • Application •
Technology Performance • Hypothetical Case Studies • The Technology in Perspective
Appendices, Index

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Gain a clearer understanding of the
correlation between effective energy
management and business performance...
MANAGING ENERGY FROM
THE TOP DOWN: CONNECTING
INDUSTRIAL ENERGY
EFFICIENCY TO BUSINESS
PERFORMANCE
By Christopher Russell
In a world with increasingly constrained resources,
energy captures top management attention. Using
language that is accessible to as many readers as pos-
sible, this book explains the connection between energy and business performance.
Corporate leaders, production managers, machine operators, policy advocates,
and technology providers will all learn how day to day choices relate to the risks
and rewards of energy use. Concise, to-the-point chapters explain how energy
is invested, preserved, and ultimately positioned to create wealth. Hard nosed
business leaders should appreciate the section with examples that show a strong
financial case for energy improvements, including the save or buy criterion, the
economic penalty for “doing nothing,” the break even cost, and the budget for sup-
porting design and analysis work. Managing Energy from the Top Down is written
with the goal of making the challenges and opportunities of energy use accessible
to all readers that have a stake in industrial competitiveness.

ORDER CODE: 0633 ISBN: 0-88173-625-2 6 x 9, 159 pp. Illus.

Hardcover, $92.00

–———————— CONTENTS —————————

1 – Call to Action 5 – Developing an Energy Strategy
Money to Burn: Why Manufacturing Profits Go Do the Right Thing! • An Engineering Project
Up in Smoke • Energy is Wealth • How Does or a Management Process? • Organizational
Energy Use Affect Business Performance? • Attributes, Strategies & Outcomes • Energy
Where Does Industrial Energy Go? • How Waste Solutions: In-House or Outsource? • Risk,
Raises the APrice@ of Energy Time & Money: The Executive Energy Tool
Kit • Adventures in Energy Management:
2 – What’s at Stake Ten Case Studies • What Does an Energy
Ask Not What Can You Save, But What Will You Manager Do? • Energy Management: How
Save • Business Risks for Energy Consumers Well Are You Doing?
• The Promise & Challenge of Life-Cycle Cost
6 – How Does the Money Work?
• Embedded Energy • Beware of AFugitive@
Energy • The Competitor Within Energy At-Risk: Save or Buy? • Capital
Investment, Capital Projects • Energy Man-
3 – Overcoming Barriers agement Without a Capital Budget • Simple
Payback: Wrong Tool for the Task? • The Cost
Why Do We Resist Energy Efficiency? • How Did of Doing Nothing • Break-Even Cost: The
We Get Here, & How Do We Regain Control? • Limit to Capital Investment • Determining
Why Public Policy Is Weak Medicine for High a Budget for Additional Energy Analysis
Energy Costs • AWe’re Already as Efficient as
we Can Be?@ • ARear-View Mirror@ Energy 7 – Lessons & Outcomes
Management • In Management to Blame? •
How to ADo Nothing@ About Energy Costs • Energy Lessons: The Columbia Disaster •
The Seven Deadly Sins of Energy Cost Control The Evolution of Sustainable Business •
• The Seven Steps to Successfule Energy Cost Sustainability & the Triple Bottom Line •
The Hunters & Farmers of Energy Savings
Control

4 – Change Appendix I:
The New World of Energy Procurement
Wanted: Amnesty for Yesterday’s Energy Waste
• An Entitlement Under Fire • Questions & Appendix II:
Answers About Energy Audits • Move Forward
of Fall Behind • Energy Management: Two Electricity Deregulation Explained for the
Philosophies, Two Outcomes • Some Can, Industrial Consumer
Some Can’t (Control Energy Costs) Index

SECTION 1 — ENERGY ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT PAGE 7

Get up to speed on strategies you can
implement right away to make your
organization a part of the growing,
profitable green economy...
GREEN FACILITIES HANDBOOK:
SIMPLE & PROFITABLE
STRATEGIES FOR MANAGERS
By Eric A. Woodroof, Ph.D.
Meeting a need in the marketplace for informa-
tion on both how to operate a sustainable facility
and also on carbon reduction, this book will explore why green busi-
ness is good business, as well as the practical strategies to green your
operations in specific areas. Written with the goal of helping you get
started right away, the author’s approach is to showcase many of the
profitable green ideas that businesses can implement quickly. Practi-
cal, economical tactics in the areas of water, cleaning, transportation,
sustainable design, landscaping, recycling, solar, financing and mar-
keting are examined in an engaging and easy to understand manner.
These strategies are designed to allow you to increase your profits AND
reduce your organization’s environmental impact, from the board room
to the boiler room. The book addresses carbon reduction terminology,
monitoring and reporting, as well as carbon trading and offset strate-
gies. Financing and “green” marketing will also be covered.
ISBN: 0-88173-607-4 6 x 9, 300 pp., Illus.
Hardcover, $110.00
ORDER CODE: 0626

–———————— CONTENTS —————————

PART I: Opportunities to “Green” PART II: Getting Projects

Your Business
1 – Easy Way to “Green” Business
2 – Green Certification Checklist
3 – Energy Conservation & Audits
4 – How to Implement a Solar The Power Purchase Agreement
Photovoltaic Project
5 – Green Transportation
6 – Water Efficiency Measures
7 – Sustainable Development &
Green Landscaping
8 – Recycling Guide
9 – Green Cleaning
Implemented
10 – Financing Projects & Avoiding
Delays
11 – Get Solar on Your Roof for Free:
12 – Key Tips for Solar Projects from
the Solar Energy Power
Association
13 – How Green Projects Affect
Stock Prices
14 – Overcoming the Barriers that
Delay “Good” Projects
Index

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Find out how you can incorporate effective
carbon reduction practices into your
energy management projects...
CARBON REDUCTION:
POLICIES, STRATEGIES AND
TECHNOLOGIES
By Stephen A. Roosa, Ph.D. and Arun G. Jhaveri, Ed.D.
In this time of increasingly pressing concern about global
climate change and its potentially irreversible and detrimental
impacts on the world’s population, it is considered urgent to
find effective means for significantly reducing local, regional,
national and international greenhouse gas emissions in
homes, businesses, industries and communities around the
planet. This book, first of all, describes in clear, concise and understandable terms the nature
and scope of the climate change problem. The authors then combine their considerable
expertise to offer specific guidelines for defining and applying the most effective carbon
reduction policies, strategies and technologies. Finally, they propose a well-defined blue
print or road map for an action plan for use by practicing engineers, scientists, technicians,
managers, and decision makers, which can be implemented to help control and abate the
alarming increases in carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions.

ORDER CODE: 0614 6 x 9, 272 pp. Illus.

ISBN: 0-88173-603-1
Hardcover, $125.00

–———————— CONTENTS —————————

1 – The Importance of Reducing Carbon Emissions
Increased Use of Carbon-Based Fuels • Carbon Emissions
• The Costs of Reducing U.S. Carbon Emissions • Potential
for Reducing Carbon Emissions • Transportation Systems
2 – The Problem of Climate Change
Basics of Climate Change • Conceptual Framework • The
Problem of Carbon Dioxide • Links Between Fossil Fuels
& Carbon Emissions • Costs of Adjustment Strategies
3 – The Environmental Impacts of Carbon Emissions
Sources of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide • Carbon-
Induced Environmental Concerns • Deforestation • The
Kyoto Protocol • U.S. Initiatives & Reactions to the Kyoto
Protocol • The Montreal Protocol • Diseases
4 – Governmental Carbon Reduction Programs
Initiatives by Federal Governments • International Public-
Private Partnerships • Regional Initiatives in the U.S. •
State Programs in the U.S.
5 – Local Carbon Reduction Policies
Local Impact of Carbon Emissions • Local Governmental
Policies • Cities Going Green • Austin City Limits on
Carbon • Cambridge Community Carbon Reduction
Project • Ranking Cities Based on Their Carbon Emissions
• Public & Private Sector Partnerships • International
Local Governmental Initiatives
6 – Carbon Strategies for Buildings
Concept of Green Buildings • Green Building Construc-
tion Practices • Green Construction Methodologies •
Building Preservation • Green Building Rating Systems
• Energy Star Buildings • Zero Energy Buildings • Net
Positive Energy Buildings • Carbon Neutral Construction
7 – Technologies that Reduce CO2 Impact
Potential Impact of Alternative Energy • Energy Systems
& Their Importance in Reducing Atmospheric Carbon
• Alternative Energy as A Carbon Reduction Solution
• Technologies for Water Conservation • Landfill Gas
Extraction • Electrical Energy Storage • Distributed
Generation • Nuclear Energy • Questionable Technologies
8 – Carbon Sequestration Technologies
Enhancement of Natural Process & Geoengineering
• Carbon Sequestration Technologies & Procedures •
Enhanced Oil Recovery • Zero Emission Coal Technolo-
gies • Carbon Sequestration in Oceans • Processing CO2
Using Algae • Agricultural Methane Capture • Alternatives
to Sequestration
9 – Corporate Carbon Reduction Programs
The Automobile Industry • Utility Companies •
Service Industries • Green Banking & Financial
Service • Supply Chain Assessments • The Dark Side
of Carbon Credits
10 – Industrial & Manufacturing Carbon Reduction
Technologies
Impact of Industrial Carbon Emissions • The Metrics
of Carbon Reduction • Modeling Systems • Special
Application for the Industrial Sector • Industrial
Carbon Reduction Technologies • Utility case Studies
• Manufacturing Going Green
11 – Organizational Structures & Resources
Organizational Structures • Internal & External Re-
sources • Leadership & Decision-Making Processes
• Developing Interdisciplinary Teams
12 – Action Plan for Implementing Carbon
Reduction
Developing a Carbon Reduction Management Plan •
Real World Results of Carbon Reduction Programs •
Replicable Models • What to Do When Strategies Fail
13 – Creative Financial Approaches to Carbon
Reduction
Carbon Offsets as a Financial Incentive • Costs of Car-
bon Capture Systems • Financial Solutions to Carbon
Reduction • Energy Savings Performance Contracts •
Creating a AWin-Win@ Energy Efficiency Savings Plan
14 – Implementing Successful Carbon Reduction
Programs
Strategic Planning • Cap & Trade Programs • Carbon
Emissions Trading Mechanisms vs. Emissions Taxes
• Transportation Systems & Alternatives
15 – The Future of Carbon Reduction Programs
Reducing Carbon Emissions • Information Tools for
Sustainable Solutions • Reducing Carbon Emissions:
Future Strategies • Merging Local, State & Federal
Government Policies • Carbon Markets • The Future
of Energy Substitutes • Redesigning Buildings with
Carbon Reduction Practices • Advances in Electric
Utility Systems
Bibliography, Appendix, Index

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The complete master handbook on the
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HANDBOOK OF ENERGY
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—— CONTENTS ——
1 – Energy Auditing Basics
2 – Energy Accounting & Analy­sis
3 – Understanding the Utility Bill
4 – Energy Economics
5 – Survey Instrumentation
6 – The Building Envelope
7 – The Electrical System Au­dit
8 – The Heating, Ventilating & Air
Conditioning Audit
9 – Upgrading HVAC Systems for
Energy Efficiency
10 – The Physical Plant Audit
11 – Central Plant Retrofit Con­sid­er­ations
12 – Maintenance & Energy Au­dits
13 – Self-Evaluation Checklists
14 – In Transition from Energy Audits to
Industrial Assessments
15 – A Compendium of Handy Working Aids
16 – En­ergy Auditing Software Directory
17 – World Class Energy Assessments
18 – Water Conservation
Index
—— CONTENTS ——
1 – Background on the Need for Financing
Energy Projects
2 – A Simple Example to Introduce the Basic
Financial Arrangements
3 – Choosing the Right Financing for Your
Energy Efficiency and Green Projects with
ENERGY STAR®
4 – Financing Energy Projects Through
Performance Contracting
5 – The Power Purchase Agreement (PC for Solar)
6 – Selling Projects to Financiers
7 – Key Risk and Structuring Provisions for
Bankable Transactions
8 – When Firms Publicize Energy Management
Projects, Their Stock Prices Go Up
9 – Overcoming the 3 Main Barriers to Energy
Efficiency or “Green” Projects
Appendices, Index
Your complete guide to performing
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AUDITING REFERENCE
HANDBOOK
By Steve Doty, P.E., C.E.M.
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ergy audits in commercial fa­cilities. Although
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categories based on business type, many 1 – Benchmarking
useful patterns can be identified that become 2 – Reading Energy Use Graphs
gen­erally appli­cable to the performance of 3 – Energy Saving Opportunities by
Business Type
an effective energy audit. Hence, discussion 4 – Manufacturing
of pro­ce­dures and guidelines is provided for 5 – ECM Descriptions
a wide range of business and building types, 6 – Utility Rate Components
such as schools and colleges, res­tau­rants and 7 – Automatic Control Strategies
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fast food, hospitals and medical facilities, Maintenance
grocery stores, laboratories, lodging, apart- 9 – Quantifying Savings
ment buildings, office buildings, retail, public 10 – Sustaining Savings
safety, data centers, churches and religious 11 – Mechanical Systems
12 – Motors & Electrical Information
facilities, libraries, laundries, ware­houses and 13 – Combustion Equipment &
more. All focal areas of the building energy Systems
audit and assessment are covered, including 14 – Compressed Air
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16 – Lighting
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17 – Envelope Information
tems and utilities. 18 – Water & Domestic Water Heating
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Gain perspective from a leading industry
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VISIONS FOR A SUSTAINABLE

ENERGY FUTURE
By Mark Gabriel
This book offers a unique insight into the corporate
health of energy companies in an evolving land­scape
of deregulation. Cutting across both his­torical and
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readers will find this resource helpful to understand how energy companies can
meet the challenges of a competitive environment, what it will take to evolve
into healthy energy companies, the impacts of de­regu­lation and assessment
of successful and unsuccessful strategies for energy com­pa­nies, the role of
technology in business/product re-invention and a successful business model,
and the differences and simi­larities of elec­tricity to other commodities-the
challenges to generation, power de­liv­ery, en­vi­ron­men­tal science and end-use
sectors of the business.

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–———————— CONTENTS —————————

1 – Megatrends and the Energy 5 – The Destiny of Carbon Con-
Horizon straints and Capacity Demands
Market trends vs. Megatrends • Current Supply-Side Issues and the Carbon Conflict
Crossroads: The Electric Sector Today • Energy • Fueling the Future: Facing the Conflict •
Business Capital Expenditures as a Percent of Incentives to Help Replace Conflict and
Revenue • Inherent Conflicts in the Electricity Costly Compliance • Succeeding with the
Sector • Relieving the Conflict Megatrend of Conflict
2 – Incenting Innovation: A Competi- 6 – The Destiny of Intelligent
tive Regulatory Framework Infrastructure
The Regulatory Dilemma • Electricity Com- Our National Power Grid…Now • The Vi-
pany Responses to Deregulation: Invest in sion—Enhanced Power Flow with Digital
the New • Finding the Right (and Profitable) Control • Succeeding with the Megatrend
Customer Compact • Turning a Megatrend into of Connectivity
Business Opportunity • Competitive Regula- 7 – The Destiny of Customer
tion: The Infrastructure Investment Model Engagement
3 – The Destiny of Energy Business It’s Your Father’s Energy Interface • The
Evolution Intelligent Energy Portal • The Art of Energy
Developing a Stable Business Model • The Art Efficiency and Smart Control • Succeeding
of Business Reinvention: A Classic and Stable with the Megatrend of Choice
Business Model • The Unique Attributes of 8 – The Destination: A Transformed
the Electricity Industry • Succeeding with the Electricity Sector
Destiny of Business Evolution A Vision for the Industry’s Future • Trans-
4 – The Destiny of Demographics formative Paths in Telecommunications •
The Aging Workforce—A Gap of Knowledge • Getting There from Here • A Healthy Balance
Growing Population Shifts: A Booming Retire- • Repair, Replace, Rebuild vs. Investing in
ment Issue • Increased Consumer Demand: A Innovation • Building a Model for the Future
Boomer Phenomenon • Succeeding with the • Conclusion • Ten Ideas for the Future
Destiny of Demographics Index

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Learn how to plan and manage successful
sustainable development projects…

SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
HANDBOOK
By Stephen A. Roosa, Ph.D.
Sustainable development is a concept that in­
cor­po­rates energy, urban man­agement, en­vi­
ron­men­tal ob­jectives, policy integration, and
the idea that effective solutions can be achieved
in a cooperative manner with con­certed effort.
Now gaining momentum on the world stage,
sus­tainable development is be­ginning to sig­nifi­ —— CONTENTS ——
cantly re­de­fine the policies and de­cision making 1 – What Is Sustainable De­vel­opment?
of both cor­po­rations and gov­ern­men­tal entities. 2 – Sustainable Development: A New
Social Concept
Sustainability de­vel­opment ini­tiatives can vary 3 – The Environment & Sustainable
widely in both scope and appli­cation, as well as Development
success. This book is in­tended to clarify critical 4 – Sustainable Buildings
issues, proven approaches and potential pitfalls 5 – Sustainable Energy So­lutions
asso­ciated with such ini­tiatives, cov­ering un- 6 – Corporate Sustainability Pro­grams
derlying con­cepts, re­newable en­ergy solutions, 7 – Local Politics for Sustainable
Development
environmental issues, green design and LEED®
8 – How Sustainable Development
pro­grams, sustainable in­dus­trial pro­cesses, sus­ Policies Affect Planning
tainable development policy con­sid­er­ations, lo- 9 – Tracking Local Sustainable
cal gov­ernment pro­grams, cor­po­rate pro­grams, Development
tracking re­sults, and future trends. 10 – Learning from Las Vegas
11 – International Sustainability
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In a major push to establish and commercialize fuel cell
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hydrogen infrastructure look like? Fueling stations could be 1 – The Energy Evolution
small electrolysis plants that produce hydrogen from water. 2 – Energy & Changes in the Environment
Photovoltaic cells could also be used at fueling stations to 3 – Alternative Fuel Sources
power for electrolysis. Hydrogen fueling stations have already 4 – Hydrogen Sources
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nology is being pushed by economics as oil prices continue 6 – Power Generation
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an informed look at the current state of fuel cell power and 8 – The Power & Transportation Future
Index
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ALTERNATIVE FUELS:
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SECOND EDITION
By Michael F. Hordeski
Newly revised with a new chapter on trends in
fuel and energy, this book will address many of
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especially the use of hydrogen. Topics include
1 – Fuels & Trends
energy policy, fuel supply trends, statistics and
projections, oil reserves, alternative scenarios, 2 – The Evolution of Oil

energy utilization, sustainable energy, cost analy- 3 – Fuel & Autos

sis, fuel escalation, energy and development, 4 – Fuels for the Auto
regulatory issues, barriers to implementation, 5 – The New Transportation
conversion systems, storage systems, thermody- 6 – Fuels & the En­vi­ronment
namic efficiency, fuel chain efficiency, life-cycle 7 – Hydrogen Sources, Biomass &
Wind Power
efficiency, technology issues extracting, refining,
8 – Alternative Fuel Paths & Solar
air emission issues, safety, natural gas hydrogen Hydrogen
gas, methanol, ethanol, steam reforming and 9 – Infrastructure Choices &
fuel cells. Nuclear Hydrogen
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Here’s your opportunity to look into the fu­ture
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and policy issues that will affect their successful 2 – Lighting Technology Roadmap
in­te­gration into global energy mar­kets. In­ter­ 3 – Commercial Buildings
na­tional in scope, the book ex­am­ines both the Technology Roadmap
tech­nical and non-tech­nical as­pects of emerging 4 – Residential Building Technology
tech­nologies. De­tailed tech­nology assessments Roadmap
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Roadmap
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ciated with con­ven­tional en­ergy con­sumption Roadmap
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of tech­nology imple­men­tation issues from the 8 – Small Wind Power Energy
author’s own well-in­formed and cautiously op­ti­ Roadmap
mis­tic perspective. 9 – Solar Electric Power Technology
Roadmap
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Learn the most effective strategies for
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MARKETING GREEN
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FOR ENGINEERING,
CONSTRUCTION &
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By Jerry Yudelson
Engineers, architects and contractors seeking
to expand their involvement in the green build-
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keting strategies and tactics which are being
—— CONTENTS ——
1 – Introduction
used most successfully in this spe­cialized and 2 – Today’s Green Building Market
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The au­thor addresses key questions such as: 8 – Demand for Green Building
How is green building marketing different from Measures
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10 – Understanding Segmentation,
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keting green buildings? What is the size and 11 – Selling Green Buildings
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SIMPLE SOLUTIONS TO
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FOURTH EDITION
By Richard Vaillencourt
Updated with new material on thermodynamics that provides
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decision-making tools to de­ter­mine whether you should investreal time and money into
developing details of a project under con­sid­er­ation. Key topics covered include “energy
myths and magic,” the walk-through audit, lighting, pumps, fans, motors, insulation, fuel
switching, heat re­cov­ery, HVAC and a summary of energy calculations.
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Three leading experts guide you
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GUIDE TO ENERGY
MANAGEMENT
SIXTH EDITION
Barney L. Capehart, Ph.D., C.E.M.,
Wayne C. Turner, Ph.D., P.E., C.E.M., and
William J. Kennedy, Ph.D., P.E.
Bringing to the forefront the most critical
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Management
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2 – The Energy Audit Process: An
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in the industry, this book examines the core Costing
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and clearly illustrates the techniques and tools 6 – Heating, Ventilating and Air
Conditioning
proven most effective in achieving results.
7 – Understanding and Managing
Topics include distributed generation, energy Boilers
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INTERNATIONAL VERSION
Barney L. Capehart,
Wayne C. Turner, and
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 SOLUTIONS MANUAL
FOR GUIDE TO
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
SIXTH EDITION
By Klaus-Dieter E. Pawlik
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MAXIMIZING
ENERGY SAVINGS &
MINIMIZING COSTS
By John Studebaker, Ph.D.
There are so many different (so-called) en-
ergy “fixes” available today, that many energy
users are hesitant to do anything because
of the apparent complexity of these “fixes.”
Many large energy users have completely
lost sight of the fact that they may not need
(at least initially) time-consuming, large
investment strategies. Strange as this may
sound, many users today have little or no
practical knowledge about their energy
purchases. This book covers the basics of
rates, components of energy purchases, and
the methods and techniques required for
maximizing energy savings and minimiz-
ing costs. The potential reader of this book
could be a neophyte new energy manager
to a seasoned energy professional. This
book provides the foundation upon which
any successful, long-term energy strategy
should be based.
ISBN: 0-88173-392-X 6 x 9, 346 pp., Illus.
Hardcover, $125.00
ORDER CODE: 0499
—— CONTENTS ——
1 – Regulation of Utilities
2 – Developing a Strategy for Reducing
Electricity Costs
3 – The Electricity Utility Bill
4 – Electricity Deregulation
5 – Electricity Deregulation:
The Current Status
6 – Deregulation: The Process
7 – Cogeneration
8 – Natural Gas
9 – The Natural Gas Utility Bill
10 – Natural Gas: An Overview
11 – Natural Gas Regulation
12 – Reducing Natural Gas Costs
13 – The Natural Gas Flow Process
14 – The Natural Gas Billing Process
15 – The Propane-Air System
16 – The Natural Gas Deregulation
Process
17 – The Natural Gas Contract Process
18 – The Monthly Natural Gas Billing
Procedure
19 – Natural Gas Cost Reduction Strategies
20 – Electricity & Natural Gas Hedging
Strategies
21 – Electricity & Natural Gas Savings
Opportunities
Index

SECTION 1 — ENERGY ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT PAGE 19

Here’s your authoritative resource on
ESCO developments, trends and ESCOs Around
activities throughout the world...
the World:
Lessons Learned in
49 Countries
ESCOS AROUND THE WORLD:
LESSONS LEARNED IN
49 COUNTRIES
By Shirley J. Hansen, Ph.D.
with Pierre Langlois and Paolo Bertoldi Shirley J. Hansen, Ph.D.
This book provides an insightful assessment of with Pierre Langlois and Paolo Bertoldi

today’s ESCO (energy services) industry around

the world, analyzing current trends – both by
geographical regions and in specific countries.
Both opportunities and barriers/problems are
presented and explained by in country profes-
sionals who have broad knowledge of their
specific ESCO industry. The book includes
significant contributions by Pierre Langlois and
Paolo Bertoldi. The author and contributors have
reached into the far corners of the world to get
trusted colleagues to tell the story of the energy
services industry’s development in their respec-
tive countries, and in their own words. Chapters
cover selected countries from Western Europe,
Eastern Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia,
North America, South America, New Zealand and
Australia, as well as the overall global picture.
ISBN: 0-88173-611-2
6 x 9, 377 pp., Illus.
ORDER CODE: 0625 Hardcover, $115.00
—— CONTENTS ——
1 – ESCO Development
2 – WESTERN EUROPE: Germany,
Italy, Greece, United Kingdom,
Ireland, France, Austria, Belgium,
The Netherlands, Luxembourg,
Finland, Sweden, Denmark,
Portugal, Spain
3 – EASTERN EUROPE: Czech Republic,
Poland, Romania, Hungary,
Slovakia, Croatia, Russia, Bulgaria
4 – AFRICA: Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco,
Cote d’lvoire, Kenya, South Africa
5 – THE MIDDLE EAST: Lebanon,
Israel, Turkey, Egypt
6 – ASIA: Japan, Thailand, Malaysia,
Vietnam, India, Philippines,
Republic of Korea, China
7 – NORTH AMERICA: Canada, United
States, Mexico
8 – SOUTH AMERICA: Chile, Uruguay,
Brazil
9 – DOWN UNDER: New Zealand,
Australia
10 – The Global Picture
References, Appendices, Index

MANAGING ENERGY COSTS:

A BEHAVIORAL AND
NON-TECHNICAL APPROACH
By John Eggink
This book discusses the numerous reasons why many
organizations fail to manage the be­hav­ioral aspects
of energy consumption, and shows you how you can
apply proven management tech­niques to sig­nifi­cantly
re­duce these unnec­essary energy expenses within
your own or­ga­ni­zation. In­cluded are a broad array
of ex­amples of com­pa­nies who have pio­neered these
efforts, their ac­tual savings (often millions of dollars
annually), step-by step meth­od­ologies and typical energy-wasting or­ga­ni­za­
tional pit­falls to avoid. Based on years of study, research and docu­men­tation,
the author communicates in an easy-to-un­der­stand, and co­he­sive manner how
break the prevalent cycle of energy waste, and to make your em­ploy­ees both co­
op­erative in saving en­ergy, and accountable for the en­ergy they use. Completely
non-technical in its approach, his book focuses ex­clu­sively on how to manage
the human el­ement of en­ergy con­sumption.
6 x 9, 270 pp., Illus.
ORDER CODE: 0587 ISBN: 0-88173-544-2
Hardcover, $98.00

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Use the definitive energy engineering
reference to guide you in all types of design
and retrofit projects...
HANDBOOK OF
ENERGY ENGINEERING
SIXTH EDITION
By Albert Thumann, P.E., C.E.M.
and D. Paul Mehta, Ph.D.
Covering the latest codes and standards and
the Energy Independence and Security Act, this
edition includes information on software pack-
ages from the Best Practices Program of the U.S.
Department of Energy; and emerging technolo-
gies such as oxy-fuel combustion, high efficiency
burners, enhanced heat exchangers, and ceramic
membranes for heat recovery. This reference will —— CONTENTS ——
guide you step by step in applying the principles 1 – Codes, Standards & Legislation
of energy engineering and management to the 2 – Energy Economic Analysis
design of electrical, HVAC, utility, process and 3 – Energy Auditing & Accounting
building systems for both new design and retrofit 4 – Electrical System Optimization
5 – Waste Heat Recovery
projects. Topics covered include how to do an en-
6 – Utility System Optimization
ergy analysis of any system; electrical system op-
7 – Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning &
timization; state-of-the-art lighting and lighting Building System Optimization
controls; thermal storage; cogeneration; HVAC 8 – HVAC Equipment
and building system optimization; compressed 9 – Cogeneration: Theory & Practice
air systems; third party financing and much more. 10 – Control Systems
The text is thoroughly illustrated with tables, 11 – Computer Applications
graphs, diagrams and sample problems. 12 – Thermal Storage
13 – Passive Solar Energy Systems
ISBN: 0-88173-581-7 14 – Energy Management
15 – Compressed Air System Optimization
6 x 9, 479 pp., Illus. 16 – Financing Energy Projects
ORDER CODE: 0607 Appendix, References, Index
Hardcover, $110.00

ENERGY CONSERVATION
GUIDE­BOOK
SECOND EDITION
By Dale R. Patrick, Stephen W. Fardo,
Ray E. Richardson and Steven R. Patrick
This ref­erence covers the full scope of energy
man­agement tech­niques and applications for
new and ex­isting buildings, with emphasis on
the “sys­tems” approach to de­vel­oping an effec-
tive overall en­ergy man­agement strat­egy. Build-
ing structural con­sid­er­ations are ex­am­ined,
such as heat loss and gain, win­dows, and in­su­
lation. A thor­ough dis­cussion of heating and
cooling sys­tems ba­sics is pro­vided, along with —— CONTENTS ——
1 – In­tro­duction
energy man­agement guide­lines. Also cov­ered
2 – En­ergy Basics
are en­ergy con­ser­vation mea­sures for lighting 3 – The Building Structure
sys­tems, water sys­tems and elec­trical sys­tems. 4 – Com­fort Heating Systems
Spe­cific energy man­agement technologies 5 – Summer Air Conditioning
Systems
and their appli­cation are dis­cussed in de­tail, 6 – Lighting Systems
in­cluding solar en­ergy systems, energy man­ 7 – Wa­ter Systems
agement sys­tems, and al­ter­native en­ergy 8 – Elec­trical Power Systems
9 – So­lar Power Systems
tech­nologies. 10 – In­stru­men­tation & Measurement
ISBN: 0-88173-526-4 11 – En­ergy Management Systems
12 – Al­ter­native Energy Systems
ORDER CODE: 0577 6 x 9, 495 pp., Illus.
13 – En­ergy Cost Reduction
Hardcover, $92.00
Appendix, Glossary, Index

SECTION 1 — ENERGY ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT PAGE 21

Apply proven methods to slash
your organization’s utility costs by
up to 40%…

PLANT ENGINEERS &

MANAGERS GUIDE TO
ENERGY CONSERVATION
NINTH EDITION
By Albert Thumann, P.E.,C.E.M. and
Scott Dunning, Ph.D., P.E.
Now in its fully updated ninth edition, this
com­pre­hen­sive, best selling handbook covers both management and
engineering strat­egies which can be utilized to slash energy costs by
as much as 40% in in­dus­trial fa­cilities. Many of the ex­isting chapters
have been revised to re­flect the latest ad­vances, and new material
has been added on motor drive sys­tems, LEED®, mea­surement and
veri­fi­cation, and building commissioning. Topics covered in­clude
co­gen­eration, gas dis­trib­uted gen­eration tech­nologies, steam sys­tem
op­ti­mi­zation, geo­ther­mal heat pumps, elec­tricity pur­chasing strat­
egies and power quality case studies. You’ll also find ready-to-apply
guide­lines for life cycle costing, elec­trical system op­ti­mi­zation, light-
ing and HVAC system effi­ciency im­provement, me­chanical and pro­
cess sys­tem per­for­mance, building en­ergy loss re­duction, fi­nancing
en­ergy projects, energy pur­chasing, and strat­egies for es­tab­lishing
an effective en­ergy con­ser­vation-oriented main­te­nance program.
ISBN: 0-88173-555-8
6 x 9, 460 pp., Illus.
ORDER CODE: 0606 Hardcover, $110.00

CONTENTS
1 – The Role of the Plant Engineer in 12 – Industrial Power Monitoring and
Energy Management Control
2 – Energy Economic Decision Making 13 – Reliable & Economic Natural Gas
3 – The Facility Survey Distributed Generation Projects
4 – Electrical System Optimization 14 – Financing Energy Efficiency Projects
5 – Utility and Pro­cess Sys­tem 15 – Steam System Optimization: A Case
Optimization Study
6 – Heat Transfer 16 – Cost Containment Design for
7 – Reducing Building Energy Losses Commercial Geothermal Heat Pumps
8 – Heating, Ventilation and Air 17 – Fundamentals of Energy Outsourcing
Conditioning System Optimization
18 – Economic Evaluations for Power Quality
9 – Cogeneration Solutions
10 – Establishing a Maintenance Program 19 – Purchasing Strategies for Electricity
for Plant Efficiency and Energy Savings 20 – Power Quality Case Studies
11 – Managing an Effective Energy
Conservation Program Index

PAGE 22 SECTION 1 — ENERGY ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT

Learn how to gain maximum benefit from the
latest in IT and web based energy information
and control systems now available for use in
managing your organization’s energy costs…
WEB BASED ENTERPRISE
ENERGY & BUILDING
AUTOMATION SYSTEMS
Edited by Barney L. Capehart and Lynne C. Capehart
The capability and use of IT and web based en­ergy informa-
tion and control systems has ex­panded from single facilities
to multiple fa­cilities and or­ga­ni­zations with buildings located
throughout the world. This book will show you how to take
the mass of available data and extract from it useful informa-
tion which can determine what actions to take to improve
effi­ciency and productivity of commer­cial, in­sti­tu­tional and in­dus­trial facilities. The book will
also provide insight into the areas of ad­vanced appli­cations of web based EIS and ECS systems,
in­te­gration of IT/web based in­for­mation and con­trol sys­tems with existing BAS systems, com-
missioning IT/web based systems, mea­surement and veri­fi­cation of energy saving projects, and
moni­toring and control of all operations of a facility to integrate the energy related operations
of a facility to the business side.
ORDER CODE: 0580 8 1/2 x 11, 425 pp., Illus.
ISBN: 0-88173-536-1 Hardcover, $175.00

–———————— CONTENTS —————————

I: INTRODUCTION V: WEB BASED ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT
II: WEB BASED ENTERPRISE ENERGY & FACILITY SYSTEMS FOR DEMAND RESPONSE APPLICATIONS
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CASE STUDIES VI: HARDWARE & SOFTWARE TOOLS & SYSTEMS FOR
III: WEB BASED ENTERPRISE ENERGY & FACILITY DATA INPUT, DATA PROCESSING & DISPLAY IN
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM APPLICATIONS ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS

IV: WEB BASED ENTERPRISE ENERGY & FACILITY VII: FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES FOR WEB BASED
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT ENTERPRISE ENERGY & BUILDING AUTOMATION
PARK INDUSTRY SYSTEMS; & CONCLUSIONS
Index

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ENERGY
ENGINEERING AND
TECHNOLOGY
3 VOLUME SET
Edited By Barney L. Capehart
Using limited resources in sustainable ways, en­ergy
engineers and tech­nologists have made people’s
lives comfortable and affordable with effi­c ient
and cost-effective technology, from air con­d i­
tioners to waste fuels. But to accommo­date the
expanding world population, the glo­bal supply
of energy has been in­creasingly strained. Energy
efficiency, en­ergy con­ser­vation through en­ergy man­
agement, and the use of renewable en­ergy sources are
three of the major strategies that can provide the energy and energy services for the
world’s popu­lation and economy. Energy man­agers, re­searchers, scholars, and policy
makers need to know all of the aspects of energy tech­nology in order to tackle this crisis.
En­com­passing a wide spec­trum of theo­retical and applied con­cepts, meth­od­ologies,
and possible so­lutions, the En­cy­clo­pe­dia covers en­ergy effi­ciency and con­ser­vation
oppor­tu­nities, re­newable and al­ter­native energy sources, the financial analy­sis of
energy systems, per­for­mance con­tracting, en­vi­ron­men­tal regulations, global cli­mate
change, green de­vel­opment, hy­dro­gen-fueled vehicles, and much more.
3 Volumes,
ISBN: 0-8493-3653-8 ORDER CODE: 0601 8 1/2 x 11, 1936 pp., Illus.
Hardcover, $500.00

SECTION 1 — ENERGY ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT PAGE 23

Your complete guide to effective use
of today’s performance contracting
solutions, from one of the foremost
experts in the field…

PERFORMANCE
CONTRACTING:
EXPANDING
HORIZONS
SECOND EDITION
By Shirley J. Hansen, Ph.D.
In an industry changing as rapidly as
performance contracting, this com­pletely
re­vised and updated edition is a must
read for those concerned about en­ergy
and the en­vi­ronment, examining state-
of-the-art facts and pragmatic re­alities
from fi­nancing to measurement and veri­fi­
cation, and in­cluding up-to-date how-to’s
for both end users and energy service com­
pa­nies (ESCOs). You’ll find expert advice
on de­vel­oping RFPs and RFQs, tips on
making your energy project financeable,
and guide­lines for effec­tively negotiating
and de­vel­oping en­ergy ser­vices agree-
ments. You’ll learn the key strat­egies for
manazging risks, both from a user’s and a
service provider’s point of view, as well as
ways to expand ESCO business and serve
customers more effec­tively. An in-depth
look at the global mar­ket­place in­cludes
fi­nancing tech­niques and international
development oppor­tu­nities for ESCOs.
ISBN: 0-88173-530-2
6 x 9, 326 pp., Illus.
ORDER CODE: 0578
Hardcover, $98.00
—— CONTENTS ——
1 – Making the Case for Energy Efficiency
2 – Energy Opportunities: The Moving
Target
3 – Money Matters
4 – Partner Selection: From Both Sides of
the Fence
5 – An ESCO’s Guide to Measurement &
Verification (Dr. Stephen Roosa)
6 – Financing Energy Efficiency
7 – Quality Contracts
8 – Where the Savings Are: Project
Management
9 – Communications Strategies
10 – Customer Risks & Mitigating Strategies
11 – ESCO Risks & Management Strategies
12 – The IAQ / Energy Efficiency Interface
13 – Expanding the ESCO Model
14 – Productive ESCO-Vendor Relations
(Michael Gibson, Brian Todd)
15 – Using the Web for Energy Data
Acquisition & Analysis (Paul Allen,
Dave Green, Jim Lewis)
16 – Are You Ready to Go International?
(Don Smith)
17 – Assessing Foreign Opportunities for
ESCOs (Jim Hansen)
18 – International Financing (Tom
Dreessen)
19 – The Global Perspective (Bob Dixon)
Appendices, Glossary, Index

COMPUTERIZED BUILDING
ENERGY SIMULATION HANDBOOK
By James P. Waltz
This book provides practical, down-to-earth coverage
of the non-software aspects of using computerized
building energy simulation. While software is
the principal “tool” in the process, the focus of
this presentation is on the data needed to build a
model, how to build a model, examining the results,
diagnosing problems with a model, and calibrating
them to reality. If you have been frustrated trying to
build faithful models of existing buildings, or have
become skeptical of the efficacy of building simulation – or are just trying to do
a better job simulating buildings – this book will offer you welcome assistance.

6 x 9, 215 pp., Illus.

ORDER CODE: 0447 ISBN: 0-88173-259-1
Softcover, $58.00

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SECTION 2:

POWER GENERATION
The Smart Grid: Enabling Energy Efficiency & Demand Response....................... 26
Electrical Distribution Systems................................................................................ 26
Gas Turbine Handbook: Principles and Practice..................................................... 27
Small Scale Cogeneration Handbook....................................................................... 27
Electrical Power Systems Technology....................................................................... 28
Guide to Electric Power Generation......................................................................... 28
Steam Turbines for Modern Fossil-Fuel Power Plants............................................ 29
Guide to Microturbines............................................................................................. 29
Guide to Electrical Power Distribution Systems...................................................... 30
Power Transmission & Distribution.......................................................................... 30
Get up to speed on the latest advances in
smart grid technologies, and how they will
impact the future of electric power
distribution...
THE SMART GRID:
ENABLING ENERGY
EFFICIENCY AND
DEMAND RESPONSE
By Clark Gellings
The power system has often been cited as the great-
est and most complex machine ever built, yet it is
predominantly a mechanical system. However, tech-
nologies and intelligent systems are now available —— CONTENTS ——
which can significantly enhance the overall func- 1 – What is the Smart Grid?
tionality of power distribution, and make it ready to 2 – Electric Energy Efficiency in Power
Production & Delivery
meet the needs the 21st century. This book explains 3 – Electric End-Use Energy Efficiency
in detail how sensors, communications technolo- 4 – Using a Smart Grid to Evolve the
gies, computational ability, control, and feedback Perfect Power System
5 – DC Distribution & the Smart Grid
mechanisms can be effectively combined to create 6 – The IntelliGridSM Architecture for
this new, continually adjusting Asmart grid@ system. the Smart Grid
You’ll gain an understanding of both IntelliGridSM 7 – The Smart Grid – Enabling Demand
Response: The Dynamic Energy
architecture and EnergyPortSM, as well as how the Systems Concept
integration of intelligent systems can be effectively 8 – The EnergyPortSM as Part of the
Smart Grid
utilized toward achieving the goals of reliability, cost
9 – Policies & Programs to Encourage
containment, energy efficiency in power production End-Use Energy Efficiency
and delivery, and end-use energy efficiency. 10 – Market Implementation
11 – Efficient Electric End-Use
ISBN: 0-88173-623-6 Technology Alternatives
12 – Demand-Side Planning
ORDER CODE: 0630
6 x 9, 301 pp., Illus. 13 – Demand-Side Evaluation
Hardcover, $125.00 Appendix, Index

This authoritative guide presents real world

solutions to today’s most challenging
electrical distribution system design
and application demands…
ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEMS
SECOND EDITION
By Dale R. Patrick and Stephen W. Fardo
Comprehensive in scope, this book, now in its fully
updated second edition, was written to fill the need
for a truly applications-oriented text on electrical
distribution systems for both engineers and tech-
nicians. All critical aspects of power production,
distribution, control, conversion and measurement
are clearly presented. The authors place emphasis
on real-world applications, examining electrical
distribution and associated system operation from
a user’s or technician’s point of view. The use of
an ‘electrical power systems’ model facilitates the
reader’s comprehensive understanding of electri-
cal distribution, utilizing power distribution as a
key starting point, and then clearly delineating the
relationship to other important associated systems.
The final chapter of this new edition has been refo-
cused to emphasize the economics of distribution
systems, computer power requirements and current
environmental considerations.
ISBN: 0-88173-599-X
ORDER CODE: 0624 6 x 9, 478 pp., Illus.
Hardcover, $115.00
—— CONTENTS ——
1 – Power System Fundamentals
2 – Basics of Electrical Circuits
3 – Power Relationships in Electrical
Circuits
4 – Electrical Power Production Systems
5 – Power Distribution System
Fundamentals
6 – Conductors & Insulators in Electrical
Distribution Systems
7 – Power Distribution Equipment
8 – Electrical Distribution Inside
Buildings
9 – Single Phase & Three Phase
Distribution Systems
10 – Distribution Considerations for
Heating Systems
11 – Control Devices Used with
Distribution Systems
12 – Power Measurement Equipment
13 – Distribution System Considerations
Appendices, Index

PAGE 26 SECTION 2 — POWER GENERATION

Your fully updated, complete guide to
optimum selection, application and
operation of gas turbine technologies...

GAS TURBINE
HANDBOOK
FOURTH EDITION
By Tony J. Giampaolo
Newly revised and edited, this best-selling reference
provides the fundamental information you’ll need to
understand both the operation and proper applica-
tion of all types of gas turbines. The full spectrum
of hardware, as well as typical application scenarios
are fully explored, along with operating parameters, —— CONTENTS ——
controls, inlet and exhaust treatments, inspection, 1 – The Gas Turbine Evolution
troubleshooting, noise control, inlet cooling for 2 – Applications
3 – Hardware
power augmentation and NOx control. A full chapter
4 – Gas Turbine Systems Theory
is devoted to microturbines. The fourth edition 5 – Gas Turbine Controls
places additional emphasis on critical elements 6 – Accessories
of centrifugal and axial compressors, including 7 – Parameter Characteristics
detailed information on the compression process 8 – Gas Turbine Inlet Treatment
and the parameters that impact it. The author has 9 – Gas Turbine Exhaust Treatment
provided many helpful tips that will enable diagnosis 10 – Gas Turbine Acoustics and
Noise Control
of problems in their early stages and analysis of fail-
11 – Microturbines
ures to prevent their recurrence. Also treated are the 12 – Detectable Problems
effects of the external environment on gas turbines 13 – Boroscope Inspection
operation and life, as well as the impact of the gas 14 – Case History 1
turbine on its surrounding environment. 15 – Case History 2
16 – Case History 3
ISBN: 0-88173-613-9
17 – Case History 4
6 x 9, 447 pp. Illus, 18 – The Gas Turbine’s Future
ORDER CODE: 0620 Appendices, Index
Hardcover, $120.00

Is cogeneration right for your facility? This information-

packed, fully updated guide will show you how
technology, market and policy developments have
converged to make cogeneration more attractive than
ever for many organizations…

SMALL-SCALE COGENERATION
HANDBOOK
THIRD EDITION
By Bernard F. Kolanowski
As the technologies for small-scale cogeneration have
advanced over the last two decades, an in­creasing
number of commer­cial, institutional, gov­ern­men­tal
and industrial energy users are seeing the advantages
offered by these highly efficient systems. Cogeneration
can now turn up to 90% of the fuel burned into usable energy — compared to just
52% of the fuel typically burned in the local power plant and in a separate existing hot
water heating system. In addition, be­cause cogeneration uses less fuel, overall fewer
pollutants are emitted into the at­mo­sphere. Cogenerators are also well positioned
to benefit from today’s more lib­er­alized and competitive energy markets. Now fully
updated, this com­pre­hen­sive, best selling ref­erence provides a wealth of informa-
tion to assist you in evaluating the fea­si­bility and potential benefits of cogeneration
for your facility. The third edition includes a new chapter on the advent of the fuel
cell in co­gen­eration plus the all the latest cogeneration technologies. Cov­ered in
detail are regulatory developments and their impact, system se­lection and sizing,
permitting requirements, operation and maintenance, financing, tech­nology ba-
sics, micro turbines, absorption chillers, dis­trib­uted generation, and case his­to­ries.
ISBN: 0-88173-583-3
ORDER CODE: 0605 6 x 9, 227 pp., Illus.
Hardcover, $98.00
SECTION 2 — POWER GENERATION PAGE 27
Gain a clear understanding of how
complex electrical systems function...

ELECTRICAL POWER
SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
THIRD EDITION
By Stephen W. Fardo and Dale R. Patrick
Covering the gamut of technologies and systems
used in the generation of electrical power, this
reference provides an easy-to understand overview
of the production, distribution, control, conversion
and measurement of electrical power. The content
is presented in an easy-to-understand style, so
that the reader can develop a basic comprehensive —— CONTENTS ——
understanding of the many parts of our complex 1 – Power Measurement Fundamentals
electrical power systems. The authors describe a 2 – Power System Fundamentals
broad array of essential characteristics of electri- 3 – Power Measurement Equipment
cal power systems – from power production to its 4 – Modern Power Systems
conversion to another form of energy. Each system 5 – Alternative Power Systems
is broken down into sub-systems and equipment 6 – Alternating Current Power Systems
that are explored in greater detail in the chapters of 7 – Direct Current Power Systems
each unit. Simple mathematical presentations are 8 – Power Distribution Fundamentals
used with practical applications to provide an easier 9 – Power Distribution Equipment
understanding of basic power system operation. 10 – Single-Phase and Three-Phase
Many illustrations are included to facilitate under- 11 – Fundamentals of Electrical Loads
standing. This new third edition has been edited 12 – Heating Systems
throughout to assure its content and illustration 13 – Lighting Systems
clarity, and a new chapter covering control devises 14 – Mechanical Systems
for power control has been added. 15 – Power Control Devices
16 – Operational Power Control
ISBN: 0-88173-585-X Systems
17 – Control Devices
ORDER CODE: 0618 6 x 9, 496 pp., Illus. Appendices, Index
Hardcover, $115.00

This comprehensive reference details

the complete process through
which electric power is generated…

GUIDE TO ELECTRIC
POWER GENERATION
THIRD EDITION
By Anthony J. Pansini and
Kenneth D. Smalling
This fully illustrated ref­erence brings you detailed
coverage of the com­plete spectrum of equipment
and pro­cesses used in the production of electricity,
from the basics of energy conversion, to prime movers, generators, and boilers.
You’ll find much useful in­for­mation on the characteristics of fu­els, in­cluding
coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear and others, along with proper methods for han­dling
them and their resi­dues. Also cov­ered are internal com­bustion engines, steam
tur­bines, and re­cip­ro­cating steam engines. Feedwater treatment, ash re­moval
reliability, operation and main­te­nance con­sid­er­ations are all ex­am­ined, along
with gasification of coal, gas turbines, effective use of gen­eration in place of effi­
ciency mea­sures, and the latest green power developments.
ISBN : 0-88173-524-8

6 x 9, 269 pp., Illus.

ORDER CODE: 0559
Hardcover, $92.00

PAGE 28 SECTION 2 — POWER

Find out how recent breakthroughs can
improve steam turbine driven power
plant efficiency…

STEAM TURBINES FOR

MODERN FOSSIL FUEL
POWER PLANTS
By Alexander S. Leyzerovich
This book presents the newest approaches
to de­sign and operation of new steam tur­
bines, along with modern tech­niques for
re­fur­bishment of aging units, for fossil fuel
power plants. Recent en­gi­neering break­
throughs have led to po­ten­tial increases
in power plant effi­ciency, de­riving both
from qualitative im­provements in turbine
steam path design, and from tran­sitions to
a greater use of el­evated steam con­ditions.
New approaches also have emerged rela-
tive to transient op­er­ating conditions, as
well as im­proved in­for­mation support for
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common existing sys­tems.
ISBN: 0-88173-548-5
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——— CONTENTS ———
1 – Steam Turbines in the Modern World
2 – Rise of Steam Turbine Output & Efficiency
with Steam Pa­ram­eters
3 – Configuration of Modern Power
Steam Turbines
4 – Design of Steam Path, Blading, Gland
Seals, and Valves
5 – Last Stage Blades & Exhaust Hoods of
LP Cylinders
6 – Thermal Expansion, Bearings
& Lubrication
7 – Operating Con­ditions & Start-up Systems
8 – Experimental Researches of Turbine
Transients
9 – Start-up Tech­nologies & Applications
10 – Start-up Instructions for Steam Turbines
11 – Scheduled & Unscheduled Load Changes
12 – Cycling Operation & Its Influence on
Turbine Performances
13 – Au­to­mated Data Acquisition & Control
14 – Diagnostic Monitoring of Turbine Heat
Rate & Flow Capacity Performances
15 – Diagnostic Monitoring of Turbine
Temperature & Thermal Stress States
16 – Post-Operative Analysis of Turbine
Operation
17 – Assessment & Extension of Steam
Turbine Lifetime
18 – Steam Turbine Upgrade
Appendices, Index

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GUIDE TO
ELECTRICAL POWER
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEMS
SIXTH EDITION
By Anthony J. Pansini
Written by a highly regarded power industry expert, this
comprehensive manual covers in full detail all aspects
of electric power distribution sys­tems, both as they ex- —— CONTENTS ——
ist to­day and as they are evolving toward the future. A 1 – The Transmission &
new chapter examines the impact of the emer­gence of Distribution System
co­gen­eration and distributed generation on the power
dis­tri­bution network. Topics include an over­view of the 2 – Conductor Supports
pro­cess of electricity trans­mission and distribution, a 3 – Insulators & Conductors
thor­ough dis­cussion of each com­po­nent of the system
– conductor supports, in­su­lators and conductors, line 4 – Line Equipment
equipment, sub­stations, dis­tri­bution circuits and more 5 – Overhead Construction
– as well as both overhead and un­der­ground con­struction
6 – Underground Construction
con­sid­er­ations. Im­provements in both materials and
methods of power dis­tri­bution are also ex­plored, in­ 7 – Service Factors
cluding the trend to­ward gradual re­placement of heavier 8 – Substations
porcelain in­su­lators with lighter polymer ones. The com­
plex aspects of electric power distribution are explained 9 – Distribution Circuits,
in easy-to-un­der­stand, non-tech­nical lan­guage. Cogeneration & Distributed
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6 x 9, 265 pp., Illus.
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TRANSMISSION &
DISTRIBUTION
SECOND EDITION
By Anthony J. Pansini
The continually increasing dependence on elec­
tricity in practically ev­ery on of life’s en­deav­ors
calls for im­provements in the quality stan­dards
of its supply. The de­regu­lation of electric (and
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—— CONTENTS ——
and the blackouts on northeast North America, 1 – Introduction, Consumer
Lon­don and the Ita lian pen­in­sula em­pha­size this Characteristics
need. This book takes a look at our current trans­ 2 – Distribution System Electrical
mission systems and how loop circuits can sub­ Design
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manner as in larger cogenerating units. & Construction
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6 x 9, 392 pp., Illus. 9 – Associated Operations
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SECTION 3:

HVAC SYSTEMS
HVAC Fundamentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Practical Controls: A Guide to Mechanical Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Managing Indoor Air Quality. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Indoor Air Quality: A Guide for Facility Managers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Testing & Balancing HVAC Air & Water Systems. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
HVAC Controls: Operation and Maintenance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Mechanical Estimating Manual: Sheet Metal, Piping & Plumbing. . . . . . . . . . . 35
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By Samuel C. Sugarman
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full range of HVAC systems used in today’s
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to clearly understand how HVAC systems
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sepa­rates out each of the major HVAC sys­tem 1 – HVAC Systems
com­po­nents and controls for air, water, heat- 2 – Heat Flow
ing, ventilating and air con­di­tioning, clearly 3 – Psychrometrics
illus­trating the way each system, sub­system, 4 – Heating & Ventilating Systems
con­trol or component contributes to pro­ 5 – Air Conditioning Systems
viding the desired in­door en­vi­ronment. You’ll 6 – Compressors
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quality, and cost. The second edition also adds 11 – Pumps & Water Distribution
a brand new chapter on psychrometrics. Fully 12 – Control Systems
ex­am­ined are heat flow fun­da­men­tals, as well 13 – Control System Components
as the heat flow cal­cu­lations used in selecting 14 – Choosing an HVAC System
equipment and de­ter­mining sys­tem op­er­ating 15 – Heat Recovery
performance and costs. Fluid flow fun­da­men­ 16 – Energy Conservation
tals and equations, and basics of sys­tem testing Opportunities
and veri­fic­ ation of system per­for­mance are 17 – Central Plant Water Chiller
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AIR QUALITY
FOURTH EDITION
By H.E. Burroughs, C.I.A.Q.P., and
Shirley J. Hansen, Ph.D.
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3 – Classifying Indoor Air Problems
4 – Investigating Indoor Air Quality
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6 – The Thermal Environment: An Internal
Habitat
7 – HVAC: The Heart of the System
8 – Filtration: Understanding an
Underutilized Asset
9 – Building Security & Safety: Readying
Your Building
10 – Operations & Maintenance: An Ounce
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12 – What “They” Say: from Whence Does
My Help Cometh?
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type of indoor air hazard is addressed, in­cluding
1 – Introduction to Sick Buildings
aller­gens, as­bes­tos, form­al­de­hyde and VOCs,
2 – IAQ Hazards to Human Health
ra­don, tobacco smoke, legionellosis and related
& Productivity
illnesses, carbon mon­ox­ide, mul­tiple chemical
3 – HVAC Basics & Indoor Air
sen­si­tivity, and toxic mold. The basics of proper
Quality
ventilation and the relationship of the HVAC
4 – Improving Ventilation
sys­tem to in­door air quality are fully explained.
Fun­d a­m en­t al pro­c e­d ures for main­t aining 5 – Improving Filtration:
Recycling Air
good air quality, in­cluding fil­tration, control of
humidity and mois­ture, and duct cleaning are 6 – Controlling Humidity &
Moisture
ex­am­ined in detail. A full chapter is devoted
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controlling toxic mold. Case studies are also 8 – Putting It All Together: The IAQ
in­cluded. Program
9 – Mold: Potential Threats Sprout
ISBN: 0‑88173‑327-X in a Watery World
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SECTION 3 — HVAC SYSTEMS PAGE 33
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TESTING &
BALANCING HVAC
AIR & WATER
SYSTEMS
FOURTH EDITION
By Sam Sugarman
This fully revised and updated edition of this
classic best selling ref­erence provides all the
information you will need to evaluate and
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system. The new edition in­cludes coverage of
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and pro­por­tional, integral and derivative
control systems. Every aspect of testing,
adjusting and balancing is addressed, in-
cluding all types of in­struments required,
and specific methods to adjust constant
volume, single zone, dual duct, induction,
and variable air volume sys­tems. Complete
details are provided for the full scope of
system com­po­nents, including fans, pumps,
motors, drives and electricity, as well as for
balancing devices and in­strument usage.
Also included is in­for­mation on testing and
balancing clean rooms and HVAC system
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ISBN: 0‑88173‑534-5
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—— CONTENTS ——
1 – General Balancing Procedure
2 – Preliminary Air Balancing Procedures
3 – Basic Air Balance Procedures Common to
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4 – Proportionally Balancing Constant Volume
Low Pressure Systems
5 – Balancing Constant Volume, Multizone, Dual
Duct & Induction Systems
6 – Balancing Variable Air Volume Systems
7 – Setting Outside Air & Changing Fan Speeds
8 – Balancing Return Air & Toilet Exhaust Systems
9 – Fans, Fan Performance Curves & Duct
System Curves
10 – Testing & Balancing Fume Hood Systems
11 – Testing & Balancing Clean Rooms
12 – HVAC Commissioning
13 – Basic Water Balance Procedures
14 – Centrifugal Pumps, Pump Performance Curves
& Pipe System Curves
15 – Analog & Digital Automatic Controls
16 – Fluid Flow, Psychrometric & Refrigeration
Terminology
17 – Air Systems: Distribution, Components &
Terminology
18 – Water Systems: Distribution, Components &
Terminology
19 – Fan Pump, Drive, Motor & Electrical
Terminology
20 – Instruments & Instrument Terminology
Equations, Conversion Tables, Index

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THIRD EDITION
By Guy W. Gupton, Jr.
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SHEET METAL, PIPING
& PLUMBING
Wendes Systems, Inc.,
Joseph D’Amelio, Editor
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and ar­chi­tects for use in planning and scheduling work, budget estimating, cost
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SECTION I: HOW TO 10 – Rectangular Galvanized
PREPARE SHEET METAL & Ductwork
PIPING ES­TI­MATES 11 – Spiral & Light Gauge Round
1 – Wendes Guide to Successful Ductwork
Estimating: Principles 12 – Fiber Glass Ductwork
2 – Systematic & Efficient 13 – Heavy Gauge Ductwork
Estimating Procedures 14 – Sheet Metal Specialties &
3 – Sample HVAC Estimate & Acoustical Lining
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15 – Miscellaneous Labor
SECTION II: BUDGET Operations
ESTIMATING SECTION V: PIPING
4 – Budget Estimating
Fundamentals
ESTIMATING
16 – Piping Estimating
SECTION III: EQUIPMENT Basics
ESTIMATING 17 – Pressure Pipe & Fittings
5 – Heating & Cooling Equipment 18 – Valves & Specialties
6 – HVAC Units & Air Distribution 19 – DWV Pipe & Fittings
Equipment
7 – Plumbing Fixtures & SECTION VI:
Specialties CONTRACTING FOR
8 – Air Pollution & Heat Recovery PROFIT
Equipment 20 – Markups for Overhead &
Profit
SECTION IV: SHEET 21 – Contracting for Profit
METAL ESTIMATING
9 – Sheet Metal Estimating Basics 22 – Computerized
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SECTION 4:

ELECTRICAL
& LIGHTING
Efficient Electrical Systems Design Handbook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Electrical System Design & Specification Handbook for
Industrial Facilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Electricity & Electronics Fundamentals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Electronic Digital System Fundamentals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Lighting Controls Handbook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Advanced Lighting Controls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Lighting Upgrades: A Guide for Facility Managers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Variable Speed Drive Fundamentals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Fiber Optic Lighting: A Guide for Specifiers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

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DESIGN HANDBOOK
By Albert Thumann, P.E., C.E.M., and
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Now you can achieve optimum performance and
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trans­fer switches. A de­tailed dis­cussion of cir­cuit breakers and fuses in low volt-
age power systems is also in­cluded, along with coverage of design co­or­di­nation,
elec­trical scope de­vel­opment, drawing es­ti­mating sections, and a spe­cial chap­ter
addressing data re­quirements for power systems studies.

ISBN: 0-88173-194-3 6 x 9, 437 pp., Illus.

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Understand the basic electrical and
electronic concepts in DC and AC circuits,
semiconductors, electronic system
communications, electronic
control devices and more...

ELECTRICITY AND
ELECTRONICS
FUNDAMENTALS
SECOND EDITION
By Stephen W. Fardo and Dale R. Patrick
This book was written to serve as an easy-to-
understand introductory text for those who wish
to grasp the basic fundamentals of electricity and —— CONTENTS ——
electronics. The key concepts presented in this 1 – Direct Current (DC)
book are discussed using a simplified approach Electronics
that enhances learning. Use of mathematics
2 – Alternating Current (AC)
is kept to the very minimum and is discussed
Electricity
through applications and illustrations. Topics
covered include direct current electronics, alter- 3 – Semiconductor Devices
nating current electricity, semiconductor devices,
electronic circuits, digital electronics, computers 4 – Electronic Circuits
and microprocessors, electronic communica- 5 – Digital Electronics
tions, and electronic power control. The second
edition provides revised and updated illustrations 6 – Computers & Microprocessors
and content, as well as additional chapters cover-
ing the topics of electronic communications and 7 – Electronic Communications
electronic power control. 8 – Electronic Power Control
ISBN: 0-88173-601-5
Appendices, Index
81⁄2 x 11, 302 pp., Illus.
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ELECTRONIC
DIGITAL SYSTEM
FUNDAMENTALS
By Dale Patrick, Stephen Fardo and
Vigyan Chandra
This self-study text explains the basics of digi­tal
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theory, examples and practical appli­cations. Digi­
tal de­vices form an in­te­gral part of nu­merous
mod­ern-day sys­tems and in­clude those used —— CONTENTS ——
for op­er­ating elec­tronic alarm sys­tems, for 1 – Introduction to Digital
per­forming arith­metic, timing and com­puting Systems
op­erations, and for logging, pro­cessing and data 2 – Digital Logic Gates
trans­fer. Well-illus­trated, step-by-step pro­ce­ 3 – Boolean Algebra & Logic
dures are pro­vided for ex­plaining the working Gates
of these and other digi­tal de­vices. All the chap­ 4 – Combination Logic Gates
ters in the text include a summary of the key 5 – Number Systems,
points covered for the pur­pose of review. The Conversions & Codes
rec­ommended safety pre­cautions, datasheets 6 – Binary Addition &
of se­lected digital de­vices, and imple­men­tation Subtraction
guide­lines while working with digi­tal circuits in 7 – Digital Timing & Signals
the appen­di­ces, should be of interest to the elec­ 8 – Sequential Logic Gates
tronics hobbyist. 9 – Counters & Shift Registerse
ISBN: 0-88173-540X 10 – Data Conversion
11 – Advanced Digital Concepts
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SECTION 4 — ELECTRICAL & LIGHTING PAGE 39
Get up to speed on the very latest advanced
lighting controls, offering increased
energy savings, flexibility, reliability and
interoperability…

LIGHTING CONTROLS
HANDBOOK
By Craig DiLouie
Intended for energy managers, electrical en­gi­
neers, building managers, lighting designers,
con­sultants, and other electrical professionals,
this book pro­vides a practical description of major
lighting con­trols types and how to apply them.
It’s a com­pre­hen­sive step-by-step edu­ca­tional
tour of lighting automation tech­nology and its —— CONTENTS ——
prac­tical de­sign and application, with useful dis­
cussion about the purpose and ben­efits of lighting 1 – Occupancy Sensors
con­trols, em­pha­sizing the achieving of rel­evant 2 – Switching Controls
en­ergy savings, as well as support of occu­pant 3 – Lighting Control Panels
visual needs and pref­erences. You’ll find detailed
in­for­mation on fluo­res­cent switching and dim- 4 – Dimmable Ballasts
ming systems in commer­cial buildings, cov­ering 5 – Fluorescent Dimming
tech­nology, de­sign, application, strat­egies, typical Methods
savings, commer­cial energy code compliance,
research, commissioning and trouble­shooting. 6 – Lamp/Ballast Interactions
The book will guide you in taking advantage of 7 – Dimming Controls
the many ben­efits of today’s sophisticated con­trols, 8 – Daylight Harvesting
in­cluding ex­panded en­ergy saving oppor­tu­nities,
and in­creased flexibil­ity, reliability and interoper- 9 – Code-Compliant Controls
ability. 10 – Commissioning
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ADVANCED LIGHTING
CONTROLS:
ENERGY SAVINGS, PRODUCTIVITY,
TECHNOLOGY & APPLICATIONS
Edited By Craig DiLouie
Written for engineers, ar­chi­tects, lighting de­signers,
elec­trical con­tractors, dis­tributors, and building
owners and man­agers, this im­por­tant guide to ad-
vanced lighting con­trols will bring you up to speed
on the latest trends, tech­nologies, codes and design
tech­niques which are shaping the se­lection and
implementation of lighting control systems to­day.
Advanced lighting controls are now man­dated by
the ASHRAE/IES 90.1-1999 energy standard (used —— CONTENTS ——
as the basis for virtually all state energy codes in
the U.S.), and are becoming the norm in new con­ SECTION I: LIGHTING
struction lighting in­stallations. This comprehensive CONTROL
ref­erence covers lighting controlsplanning and de­ SECTION II: DESIGN &
sign, benefit assessment and code con­sid­er­ations,
PLANNING
and the full spec­trum of tech­nologies currently
available, in­cluding detailed case studies of suc- SECTION III: ISSUES,
cessful appli­cations. TRENDS & CODES
ISBN: 0-88173-510-8 SECTION IV:
TECHNOLOGY
6 x 9, 319 pp., Illus.
ORDER CODE: 0558 Hardcover, $98.00 SECTION V: CASE STUDIES
Glossary, Index

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A GUIDE FOR FACILITY
MANAGERS
SECOND EDITION
By Damon Wood
Green Lights lighting specialist Damon Wood takes
you step by step through upgrading a lighting sys­tem,
in either a retrofit or a complete redesign sce­nario,
for the purpose of increasing both energy effi­ciency
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prehensive in scope, this fully illustrated desk reference pro­vides a virtual “crash
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–———————— CONTENTS —————————
1 - The Elements of Lighting Quality
Overview • Methods for Improving Lighting Quality
2 - Maximizing Lighting Efficiency
Lighting Efficiency Metrics • Maximizing Energy Effi­ciency
3 - Full-Size Fluorescent Equipment
Lamps • Ballasts • Luminaires
4 - Full-Size Fluorescent Upgrade Options
T8 Lamp/Ballast Upgrades • T5 Twin-Tube Lamp/Ballast
Upgrades • T10 Lamp Upgrades • T12 Lamp Up­grades •
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• Partial-Output Electronic Ballasts • Dimmable Electronic
Ballasts • Light-Level Switching Electronic Ballasts • Retrofit
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• Replace with New Deep-Cell Parabolic Luminaires • Re­place
with New Fluorescent Uplighting Lu­mi­naires • Task Lighting
with Reduced Ambient Lighting
5 - Compact Lighting Equipment
Incandescent Sources • Compact Fluorescent • Com­pact HID •
Per­for­mance Checklist • Appli­cations of Compact Sources
6 - Compact Lighting Upgrade Options
Compact Fluorescent Lamp Upgrades • Compact Halo­gen
• Krypton Incandescent • Elliptical Re­flector • Electrodeless
Downlight Lamps • Hardwire Compact Fluorescent Downlight
Retrofits • Re­place with New Compact Fluo­res­cent Luminaires
• Re­place with Com­pact HID Luminaires
7 - High-Intensity Discharge (HID) Equipment
HID Lighting Systems • Mercury Vapor Lamps • Metal Halide
Lamps • High-Pressure Sodium • Low-Pressure Sodium • HID
Ballasts • Performance Check­list for HID Sys­tems • Types of
HID Lu­mi­naires
8 - High-Intensity Discharge (HID) Upgrade
Options
Energy-Saver HID Lamps • Retrofit HID Lamps • In­stant-Re-
strike HPS Lamps • High Performance Metal Halide Sys­tems
• Retrofit HID Re­flectors • Conversion to New HID System •
High-Bay Com­pact Fluorescent Luminaires
9 - Exit Sign Equipment
Types of Exit Sign Light Sources • Types of Exit Sign Lu­mi­naires
• Regulations • Types of Exit Sign Power Supplies • Performance
Check­list for Exit Signs
10 - Exit Sign Upgrade Options
Upgrades • New Exit Signs
11 - Switching Controls
Overview of Automatic Switching Strategies • Occu­pancy Sen-
sors • Timer Switches • Electronic Time Clocks • Cen­tralized
Lighting Control Systems • Daylight Switching Systems
SECTION 4 — ELECTRICAL & LIGHTING PAGE 41
6 x 9, 365 pp., Illus.
Hardcover, $92.00
12 - Dimming Controls
Overview of Dimming Strategies • Daylight Dimming • Lumen
Main­te­nance Controls • Manual Dimming (Tuning) • Fluores-
cent Power Reducers • HID Power Re­ducers • Panel-Level HID
Dimming • Capacitative-Switching HID Systems • Electronic
Dimming HID Ballasts
13 - Upgrades to Modify Light Levels
Modifying Light Levels • Increasing Light Output in Under-
lighted Spaces
14 - Lighting the Office Environment
Office Lighting Upgrade Goals • Recommended Light Levels •
Ambient Lighting Systems • Task Lighting Sys­tems • Lighting
Control Strategies
15 - Lighting the Retail Environment
Retail Lighting Upgrade Goals • Recommended Light Levels •
High-Activity Retail Lighting Up­grades • Me­dium-Activity Retail
Lighting Upgrades • Low-Activity Retail Lighting Up­grades •
Lighting Con­trol Strategies
16 - Lighting the Industrial Environment
Industrial Lighting Upgrade Goals • Rec­ommended Light Levels
• Options for Lighting System Layout • Industrial Luminaire
Selection Factors • Light Source Selection Factors • Industrial
Lighting Up­grade Strat­egies
17 - Outdoor Lighting
Outdoor Lighting Upgrade Goals • Recommended Light
Lev­els & Uni­for­mity Ratios • Light Source Selection Factors •
Outdoor Luminaires • Outdoor Lighting Appli­cations • Light-
ing Control Strategies
18 - Assessing Lighting Upgrade Planning &
Evaluation
Prioritizing Facility Upgrades • Conducting the Lighting Sur-
vey • Cal­cu­lating Lighting Impacts • Cal­cu­lating Energy Cost
Savings • Cal­cu­lating Main­te­nance Cost Savings • Per­forming
the Financial Analysis • Mea­suring Performance in Trial In­
stallations • Evaluating Occu­pant Accep­tance
19 - Project Implementation
Resources • Evaluating Financing Options • Con­vincing Land­
lords & Tenants • Ne­go­ti­ating Pur­chasing Agreements • Manag-
ing the Project • Commissioning the New System
20 - Lighting Maintenance
Increasing Efficiency Through Improved Main­te­nance • Saving
Money Through Improved Main­te­nance • Maintenance Plan-
ning • Lighting Waste Disposal
21 - Information Resources
Appendix I - Bibliography of Sources
Appendix II - Product & Technical Information
Appendix III - Glossary of Terms
Index
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VARIABLE SPEED DRIVE

FUNDAMENTALS
THIRD EDITION
By Clarence A. Phipps
Written in straightforward “user” lan­guage, this
book pro­vides an au­thori­tative, yet prac­tical
guide for the en­gi­neer or tech­nician in­volved in
speci­fying, applying, main­taining or op­er­ating
variable fre­quency drives (VFDs). A com­pre­
hen­sive over­view of starting con­trols and their
appli­cation to various types of in­duction motors ——— CONTENTS ———
pro­vides a valuable assessment of the ad­van­tages
1 – Introduction
and dis­ad­van­tages of each type of con­trol. You’ll
find a helpful dis­cussion of some of the latest 2 – Variable Speed Drive Basics
elec­tronic “smart” motor con­trollers, as well as 3 – DC Motors and Drives
a section cov­ering the attributes and ca­pa­bilities 4 – AC Motors and Drives
of the “wound-rotor motor,” in­cluding how to 5 – Motor Response to Variable
con­fig­ure a ba­sic con­trol sys­tem for it. A basis is Frequency
given to com­pare motor torque and op­er­ating 6 – Harmonics
char­ac­ter­is­tics using “starters.” The pre­sen­tation 7 – PWM Drive Parameters
pro­vides a de­tailed evaluation of the most com- 8 – Maintenance of Pulse Width
mon versions of variable fre­quency drives. Cur- Modulated Drives
rent trends in addressing har­monic prob­lems 9 – Basics of Applying Drives
created by VFDs are dis­cussed, along with use of 10 – Application Notes
new IGBT tech­nology. Other topics in­clude sizing 11 – Heat and Enclosures
and applying of VFDs, con­trolling en­clo­sure heat, 12 – Energy Saving
and energy saving oppor­tu­nities. Opportunities
ISBN: 0-88173-310-5 13 – Case Histories
14 – Conclusion
6 x 9, 213 pp., Illus. Glossary, For­mu­las, Product
Hardcover, $84.00 Summary, Software, In­dex
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FIBER OPTIC LIGHTING: A

GUIDE FOR SPECIFIERS
SECOND EDITION
By Russell L. DeVeau
Fiber optic lighting is a dynamic emerging tech­nology that
offers a broad range of aes­thetic and prob­lem-solving op-
tions to the lighting designer. This prac­tical desk ref­erence is
written to serve the needs of pro­fessional lighting de­signers,
en­gi­neers, fa­cility man­agers, energy man­agers, ar­chi­tects and in­te­rior de­signers
in applying and speci­fying these inno­vative products. The full spec­trum of related
appli­cation, cost and design issues are thor­oughly addressed, cov­ering system
fun­da­men­tals, com­po­nents, principles of op­eration and cre­ative uses of fi­ber op­tic
lightingintoday’scommer­
cial, in­dus­trial and re­tail —————— CONTENTS ——————
en­vi­ronments.
1 – Fundamentals of Fiber Optic 7 – Application Presentation
ISBN: 0-88173-325-3 Lighting 8 – The Star-Like Display: Putting
6 x 9, 190 pp., Illus. 2 – The Illuminator and Fibers It All Together
Hardcover, $92.00 3 – Principles of Operation 9 – Perspectives on the Present
4 – Light Loss and Future of Fiber Optic
5 – Glass or Plastic? Illumination
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SECTION 5:

FACILITIES
MANAGEMENT
Manager’s Guide to Preventive Building Maintenance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Pump User’s Handbook: Life Extension. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Practical Lubrication for Industrial Facilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Industrial Process Control Systems. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Facility Manager’s Handbook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Water Quality & Systems: A Guide for Facility Managers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Safety Management: A Guide for Facility Managers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Boiler Operator’s Handbook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Facility Manager’s Guide to Security: Protecting Your Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Handbook of Facility Assessment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Boiler Plant & Distribution System Optimization Manual. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Combustion Efficiency Tables. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Your step-by-step guide to optimizing
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MANAGER’S GUIDE TO
PREVENTIVE BUILDING
MAINTENANCE
By Ryan Cruzan
Here’s your comprehensive guide for developing an effective preventive
maintenance program for any facility. Topics include facility inspection and
assessment, effective lubrication practices, commercial roofing repair, in-
door air quality management, applicable government codes, standards and
regulations, detailed preventive maintenance procedures, and maintenance
scheduling. Specific maintenance approaches are examined for more than
100 types of equipment and building components. Also discussed are the
economic value of preventive maintenance, management and motivation of
the preventive maintenance team, and setting up a computerized maintenance
management system (CMMS).
ISBN: 0-88173-619-8 6 x 9, 304 pp., Illus.
Hardcover, $98.00
ORDER CODE: 0627

——————————— CONTENTS ——————————

PART I: CREATING AN EFFECTIVE PM
PROGRAM
1 – What is PM?
So, What Is PM? • Why Do PM? • Predictive
Maintenance • Other Types of Maintenance •
PM Planning Begins with Design
2 – The Economics of Preventive Maintenance
The Jones-Lang-LaSalle Report • Selling PM to
Management • PM as a Budgeting Tool • The Long
Range Facilities Plan • The Repair or Replacement
Decision • The Useful Life of Building Systems •
Estimating PM Costs
3 – Getting to Work: Setting Up a PM Program
Too Busy for Preventive Maintenance • Not
Enough Maintenance Staff • Can’t Afford to Hire
Staff for Specialized Tasks • Don’t Need to PM
Something That’s Already Past Its Useful Service
Life • Starting to Do Preventive Maintenance
4 – The People that Do PM
Managing People • Getting Staff to Buy into
Your Program • That Attitude of Continual
Improvement • Training & Direction • Investing
in Tools • Trust but Verify • Outsourcing PM •
Final Thoughts
PART II: TECHNICAL INFORMATION FOR
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SUCCESS
5 – Lubrication Theory
Tribology • Reynold’s Theory • Choosing a
Lubricant • Viscosity • Types of Lubricants • The
Useful Life of Oil & Grease • How Often Do We
Need to Grease Bearings? • Types of Bearings
6 – Maintaining Commercial Roofs
The Four Common Types of Commercial Roofs
• Roof Insulation • Fasteners, Flashing & Roof
Penetrations • Roof Warranties • Preventive
Maintenance of the Roof • Built-Up Roofing &
Modified Bitumen Roofing
7 – HVAC Systems
Refrigeration Machinery • Heat Pumps •
Preventive Maintenance of Air Conditioning
& Refrigeration Equipment • Cooling Towers &
Cooling Loops • Chillers • Automated Controls
• HVAC PM Checklist
8 – Belt Drives
The 3 Types of Drive Belts • Drive Belt Length
• What If I Don’t Have an Old Belt to Measure?
• Other Drive Belt Characteristics • Proper
Operation • Problems with Belt Drives •
Inspecting Belt Drives
9 – Indoor Air Quality
The 3 Parts of IAQ Problems • Comfort Issues •
Solving IAQ Problems • Difficult IAQ Problems
- Sick Building Syndrome
10 – Paint & Protective Coatings
Types of Paint • Primers & Sealers • The Right
Paint or Primer for the Job • Preparing the Surface
• Environmental Concerns • Paint Failures •
Inspecting & Recoating
PART III: SPECIFIC MAINTENANCE
PROCEDURES & REQUIREMENTS
11 – Specific Maintenance Procedures &
Requirements
List 1: PM Tasks Listed by Frequency • List 2: PM
Tasks Required by Building Codes or Regulatory
Agencies • List 3: Equipment Specific Procedures,
Requirements & Technical Details for PM
Appendix
Index

PAGE 44 SECTION 5 — FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

Achieve superior pump operation
in any type of application using
time-proven strategies...

PUMP USER’S HANDBOOK:

LIFE EXTENSION
THIRD EDITION
By Heinz P. Bloch and Allan R. Budris
Aimed at operating technicians, maintenance pro-
fessionals, project engineers, reliability engineers
and managers, this book is intended for every
job function that comes in contact with process
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low maintenance expenditures, and unexcelled safety and reliability in all of
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Europe. Small scale oil mist lubrication units are highlighted and new field
installed pump vibration limits tabulated. Added focus is given to modern
canned motor pumps that now range to 700 hp and pressures in excess of
2000 psi. Recessed impeller pumps with advantageous axial spiral discharge
volutes and energy efficient “Split Flow” pumps are explained. A large segment
of the text gives details on combining pump maintenance with systematic
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–———————— CONTENTS —————————

1 – Pump System Life Cycle Cost 9 – Improved Lubrication and
Reduction Lube Application

2 – How to a Better Pump: Initial 10 – Oil Mist Lubrication & Storage

Cost Issues Preservation

3 – Piping, Baseplate, Installation & 11 – Coupling Selection Guidelines

Foundation Issues
12 – Pump Condition Monitoring
4 – Operating Efficiency Guidelines
Improvement Considerations
13 – Pump Types & Materials
5 – Improved Pump Hydraulic
Selection Extends Pump Life 14 – Pump Failure Analysis &
Troubleshooting
6 – Improvements Leading to
Mechanical Maintenance Cost 15 – Shop Repair & Spare Parts
Reductions Availability & Procurement

7 – Bearings in Centrifugal Pumps 16 – Failure Statistics & Component

Uptime Improvement Summary
8 – Mechanical Seal Selection &
Application Appendices, References, Index

SECTION 5 — FACILITIES MANAGEMENT PAGE 45

Use the most effective lubrication
strategies to assure optimum machinery
performance and minimal costly
downtime…
PRACTICAL
LUBRICATION FOR
INDUSTRIAL
FACILITIES
SECOND EDITION
By Heinz Bloch
Now completely revised and updated, this book —— CONTENTS ——
provides those who select and apply lubricants 1 – Principles of Lubrication
2 – Lubricant Categories
with a comprehensive resource on what prod- 3 – Lubricant Testing
ucts are available, and which lubricants are 4 – General Purpose R&O Oils
most effective for specific applications. This 5 – Hydraulic Fluids
new edition expands on the issues of lubricant 6 – Food Grade & Environmentally
Friendly Lubricants
applications by oil rings (slinger rings) and the 7 – Synthetic Lubricants
elusive problems that often result, and adds a 8 – Lubricants for Forest Products &
Paper Machines
major segment on bearing protector products. 9 – Lubricating Greases
The full spectrum of industrial lubricants are 10 – Pastes, Waxes & Tribosystems
addressed, including general purpose oils, 11 – Constant Level, Centralized & Oil
Mist Lubrication System
hydraulic fluids, food-grade and environmen- 12 – Bearings & Other Machine Elements
tally friendly lubricants, synthetic lubricants, 13 – Lubrication Strategies for Electric
greases, pastes, waxes and tribosystems. Also Motor Bearings
14 – Gear Lubrication
examined are lubrication strategies for electric 15 – Compressors & Gas Engines
motor bearings, gears, compressors, gas engines 16 – Steam & Gas Turbines
and turbines, along with proper lubricant han- 17 – Lube Oil Contamination & On-
Stream Oil Purification
dling and storage, and effective oil analysis. 18 – Storage Methods & Lubricant
Handling
ISBN: 0-88173-579-5 19 – Successful Oil Analysis Practices in
ORDER CODE: 0628 8½ x 11, 456 pp., Illus. Industrial Plants
Appendices, Glossary, Index
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INDUSTRIAL PROCESS
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SECOND EDITION
By Stephen W. Fardo and Dale R. Patrick
Manufacturing deals with the transformation of
materials into marketable products. A number
of individual processes unique to the product
being manufactured are generally grouped into
systems which accomplish specific manufacturing
operations. Systems that respond to temperature, —— CONTENTS ——
pressure, flow, level, and analytical procedures are 1 – Process Control Systems
commonly used in an industrial setting to manu- Overview
facture a product. In this book, the systems concept 2 – Process Control
will serve as the basic approach to understanding
3 – Pressure Systems
and effectively applying industrial process control.
4 – Thermal Systems
Topics covered include the operating system, pro-
cess control, pressure systems, thermal systems, 5 – Level Determining Systems
level determining systems, flow process systems, 6 – Flow Process Systems
analytical process systems, microprocessor sys- 7 – Analytical Process Systems
tems, automated processes and robotic systems. 8 – Microprocessor Systems
ISBN: 0-88173-591-4 9 – Automated Process &
Robotic Systems
ORDER CODE: 0629 6 x 9, 445 pp., Illus. Appendices, Index
Hardcover, $115.00
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Here’s your comprehensive resource
manual for effective facility management
in the 21st century…

FACILITY MANAGER’S
HANDBOOK
Joseph F. Gustin
The “bricks and mortar” issues of facility man­
agement – HVAC, lighting, elec­trical, plumbing,
space allo­cation, se­cu­rity and grounds main­te­
nance – con­tinue to be at the core the facility
manager’s role. However, the pro­cesses involved
in addressing these areas have be­come more com­
plex. The pro­lif­eration of regu­latory man­dates, —— CONTENTS ——
worker com­pen­sation issues, increased em­ployee 1 – Real Estate
liti­gation, and violence in the work­place have re­ 2 – Space Management
de­fined the role of the facility manager beyond 3 – Change Management
“gatekeeper” to that of full-scale operations man­ 4 – Indoor Air Quality
ager. This book address all of these issues, and 5 – Emergency Preparedness
pro­vides a mul­ti­tude of tested ideas, procedures 6 – Emergency Response Model
and examples for successfully and cost-effec­tively Plan
managing fa­cility operations, offering a pan­oramic 7 – Communications Systems
view of the process by isolating the key areas the 8 – The Americans with
Disabilities Act
facility manager must address, in­cluding real es-
9 – The Safety, Emergency
tate, space and change man­agement, in­door air Response & Hazard
quality, emer­gency preparedness and re­sponse Communication Planning
planning, commu­ni­cations sys­tems, regu­latory Program
mandates and more. 10 – Bomb Threats
ISBN: 0‑88173‑353-9 11 – Evacuation
12 – Fire/Life/Safety
6 x 9, 349 pp., Illus. Appendices, Index
ORDER CODE: 0498 Hardcover, $88.00

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quality, meeting new regulations, and
reducing costs…

WATER QUALITY &

SYSTEMS: A GUIDE FOR
FACILITY MANAGERS
SECOND EDITION
By Robert N. Reid
This book was written to serve as a guide
for facility managers and other building —— CONTENTS ——
pro­fessionals who have the re­spon­si­bility 1 – Water Management
for wa­ter supply and wastewater drainage 2 – Water: Supply & Disposal
3 – Law & Regulations
sys­tems. Designed for on-the-job use, it 4 – Water Impurities
will guide you step by step in achieving an 5 – Scale & Corrosion of Water Systems
op­ti­mally func­tioning system, while con­ 6 – Upgrades & Renovations
7 – Pipe & Fittings
trolling both op­er­ating and main­te­nance 8 – Pumps & Tanks
costs – and keeping building occu­pants 9 – Valves & Fixtures
10 – Instrumentation, Hydraulics, Plumbing
satisfied and pro­ductive. You’ll learn the 11 – Water Supply Systems
best approaches to keeping your wa­ter 12 – Hot Water Systems
sys­tems both safe and efficient, and also 13 – Wastewater Systems
14 – Applications
assuring that your are in full com­pliance 15 – Project Management
with all applicable regulations. 16 – Performance Testing
17 – Maintenance
ISBN: 0-88173-332-6 18 – Managing Your Team
19 – Trade Groups & Associations
ORDER CODE: 0522 6 x 9, 324 pp., Illus.
Appendices, Index
Hardcover, $92.00
SECTION 5 — FACILITIES MANAGEMENT PAGE 47
Maximize safety and standards
compliance while minimizing injuries,
liabilities and downtime…

SAFETY MANAGEMENT:
A GUIDE FOR
FACILITY MANAGERS
SECOND EDITION
By Joseph F. Gustin
Joseph Gustin’s Safety Management is de­signed
as an easy-to-access, ready guide to the world
of safety planning and com­pliance, OSHA in­
spections, workplace vio­lence, er­go­nomics,
re­cov­ery from down­time losses, the intricacies
—— CONTENTS ——
of ADA, and more. Emphasis is placed on maxi­ 1 – Understanding Safety as a
Workplace Issue
mizing pro­duc­tivity and stan­dards com­pliance, 2 – Rights & Responsibilities
while mini­mizing in­ju­ries, liabilities and down­ 3 – The Whistleblower Act
time. The new sec­ond edition pro­vides up­dated 4 – Safety Regulations & Facility
statistics, a cross com­pari­son of “old” vs. “new” Liability
OSHA stan­dards, an update on em­ployer com­ 5 – The Americans with
pliance re­quirements to ADA with ref­erences Disabilities Act
to various court de­cisions, discussion of new 6 – Assessing & Managing Risk
er­go­nomics stan­dards, ex­pla­nation of re­cent 7 – Violence in the Workplace
re­visions to OSHA workplace inspection/in­ves­ 8 – The Safety, Emergency
Response & Hazard
ti­gation pro­ce­dures and record keeping rules, Communication Planning
and new ma­terial on violence in the work­place Program
which in­cludes checklists, case studies and rec­ 9 – Preparing for the OSHA
ommen­dations. Inspection
10 – Keeping Accurate Records
ISBN: 0-88173-331-8
11 – Change Management
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Apply tried and proven methods and

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BOILER OPERATOR’S
HANDBOOK
By Ken Heselton, P.E., C.E.M.
This book was written specifically for boiler
plant operators and su­per­visors who want
to learn how to lower plant operating costs,
as well as how to operate the plant of all
types and sizes more wisely. Going beyond —— CONTENTS ——
the basics of “keeping the pressure up,” the 1 – Operating Wisely
author explains in clear terms how to set 2 – Operations
effective priorities to assure op­ti­mum plant 3 – What the Wise Operator
op­eration, in­cluding safety, con­ti­nuity of Knows
op­eration,damagepre­vention,man­agingen­ 4 – Special Systems
vi­ron­men­tal im­pact, training re­placement 5 – Maintenance
plant op­erators, logging and pre­serving 6 – Consumables
historical data, and operating the plant
7 – Water Treatment
eco­nomically. The book can also serve as an
8 – Strength of Materials
im­por­tant reference for man­agers and su­per­
in­ten­dents who are in­ter­esting in re­ducing 9 – Plants & Equipment
a facility’s op­er­ating expense. 10 – Controls
11 – Why They Fail
ISBN: 0-88173-434-9
Appendices, Bibliography,
ORDER CODE: 0532 8 1/2 x 11, 401 pp., Illus. Index
Hardcover, $150
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Here’s your complete guide to optimum
protection for your facility, personnel
and valuable assets…

FACILITY
MANAGER’S GUIDE
TO SECURITY:
PROTECTING YOUR
ASSETS
By Robert Reid
This book was written specifically to pro­
vide the facility man­ager with vir­tually all
information needed to build and manage
an effective security system for any type
of facility. Topics include fa­cility layout,
distances and sepa­ration, fencing, access
con­trol, intrusion de­tection sys­tems, pass
key and key control systems, locks, hasps,
gates, etc. Also explored are more so­phis­ti­
cated systems such as closed circuit TV, mi­
cro­wave trans­mitters, lasers, lighting, clear
zone, com­puter access con­trol, thumbprint
and reti­nal scan access con­trol, voice print
analysis, and hand ge­om­etry. In addition,
non-hardware as­pects of security are ex­am­
ined, in­cluding se­cu­rity clearances and back­
ground checks, guards, rounds, shift work,
training, and procedure de­vel­opment.
ISBN: 0-88173-479-9
6 x 9, 327 pp., Illus.
Hardcover, $98.00
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——— CONTENTS ———
1 – Threats to Facilities
2 – Risk Assessment
3 – Physical Separation: Fences, Barriers, Gates,
Distance, Lighting
4 – Building Elements & Explosion Behavior
5 – Openings in Buildings
6 – Access Hardware: Mechanical Locks,
Latches, Keys
7 – Electronic Access Hardware: Locks
8 – Electronic Lock Control: Giving Users Access
9 – Computerized Access Control
10 – Intrusion Detection: Preventing Unauthorized
Access
11 – Closed Circuit Television Systems: Who Is There
& What Are They Doing?
12 – Eavesdropping & Voyeurism & What to Do
About It
13 – Power Supply for Security System Devices
14 – Guards & Guard Forces
15 – People: Personnel, Badges, Background Checks,
Training, System Testing & Security Professional
Certification
16 – Emergency Response
17 – Security Associations: Who Can You Turn To?
Bibliography, Glossary, Index

Here’s your complete guide to making crucial

“repair or replace” decisions for your facility…

HANDBOOK OF FACILITY
ASSESSMENT
By James Piper
This practical guide is designed for facility and main­te­
nance man­agers who are facing “re­pair or replace” de­
cisions for their buildings. Filled with useful in­for­mation
and re­sources to aid in the decision process, this hands-on
reference will show you how to accu­rately rate the con­dition of ex­isting equip-
ment and com­po­nents, effectively assess your options, and avoid making costly
mis­takes. De­tailed step-by-step in­structions are pro­vided, along with forms
listing spe­cific cri­te­ria iden­tified for rating each building com­po­nent.
ISBN: 0-88173-321-0
—————— CONTENTS ——————
6 x 9, 452 pp., Illus. 1 – The Facility Assessment 6 – Mechanical Systems
Hardcover, $135.00 Process 7 – Plumbing Systems
2 – General Forms 8 – Electrical Systems
3 – The Building Site 9 – Transportation Systems
10 – Outdoor Recreational
4 – The Building Envelope Facilities
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Learn how to implement over
60 proven measures to boost
efficiency and optimize boiler
plant performance…

BOILER PLANT AND

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
OPTIMIZATION MANUAL
SECOND EDITION
By Harry Taplin, P.E.
Completely revised and edited, this expert’s
guide to boilers details all you’ll need to know
to implement a proven, systematic approach to
improving boiler plant and distribution system
efficiency. For the sec­ond edition, a new “boiler —— CONTENTS ——
plant ori­en­tation” chapter has been added to 1 – Boiler Plant Orientation:
the be­ginning of the book to give you a fast Fast Track
overview of the key boiler plant optimization 2 – Optimizing Boiler Plants,
issues and solution approaches. The author then Establishing the Ideal Scene
takes you step by step through each of the tech­ 3 – Energy Management Basics for
nical, practical and managerial as­pects of boiler Boilers and Sys­tems
performance improvement, pro­viding you with 4 – Boiler Plant Efficiency
the tools you’ll need to implement an effective,
5 – Distribution System Efficiency
fine-tuned boiler optimization program for your
facility. You’ll learn the best methods for cal­cu­ 6 – Efficiency Calculation Methods
lating and assessing efficiency, analyzing and 7 – Combustion Analysis
optimizing com­bustion, selecting and applying 8 – The Control of Boilers
appropriate controls, and optimally tuning up 9 – Boiler Tune Up
your boilers. You’ll find in-depth coverage of such 10 – Over 60 Ways to Improve
topics as fuel oil additives, modulation controls, Efficiency
automatic blowdown control, power burners, 11 – Boiler Plant Calculations
submerged com­bustion, fuel se­lection, oxygen,
12 – Waste Heat Recovery
fuel gas mea­surement, multi-state gas valves, fuel
oil viscosity management and more. 13 – Steam System Optimization
14 – Steam Traps
ISBN: 0‑88173‑265-6
15 – Boiler Water Treatment
8 1⁄2 x 11, 387 pp., Illus. Appendices
ORDER CODE: 0404 Softcover, $84.00 Index

Use these easy-reference table to

save countless hours in your boiler
optimization efforts…
COMBUSTION
EFFICIENCY TABLES
By Harry Taplin, P.E.
Anyone involved in improving combustion effi­
ciency will find the ninety-three combustion effi­
ciency tables con­tained in this reference a valuable,
time-saving tool. Pub­lished here for the first time,
the tables are based on the ASME/ANSI Power Test Code 4.1, and are
designed to sys­tem­atically illustrate how different variables impact
the combustion process. The vast amount of information presented is
conveniently organized for easy reference, so that the user can quickly
locate the information which pertains to the type of fuel, or type of
boiler he is dealing with.
ORDER CODE: 0277 ISBN: 0-88173-143-9 8 1⁄2 x 11, 228 pp.,
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Including over 1700 pages of text,
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR

ENERGY MANAGERS
Compiled and edited by Barney L. Capehart, Ph.D., C.E.M.
This important reference aims specifically to prepare energy managers
to un­der­stand the basic con­cepts of in­for­mation tech­nology (IT), so that
they can successfully apply this knowl­edge in their facility – and have
the un­der­standing nec­essary to supervise the IT work of a consultant or
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WEB BASED ENERGY INFORMATION &

CONTROL SYSTEMS
By Barney L. Capehart and Lynne C. Capehart
Advances in new equipment, new pro­cesses and new technology are the
driving forces in im­provements in energy man­agement, energy effi­ciency
and en­ergy cost control. The purpose of this book is to document the op-
erational ex­pe­rience with web based sys­tems in actual facilities and in
varied applications, and to show how new oppor­tu­nities have de­vel­oped for
energy and fa­cility man­agers to quickly and effec­tively control and manage
their op­erations. You’ll find in­for­mation on what is actually happening at other
fa­cilities, and see what is involved for current and future in­stallations of internet-
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MANAGEMENT, MEASUREMENT &

VERIFICATION OF PERFORMANCE
CONTRACTING
By James P. Waltz, P.E.
Written by a leading expert in the field of mea­surement and veri­fi­cation, this
book pro­vides a truly au­thori­tative resource on the skill and art of manag-
ing and moni­toring per­for­mance con­tracted energy projects. Following
a brief re­view of the fundamental con­cepts of per­for­mance con­tracting,
the author guides you through every as­pect of ac­tually imple­menting a
successful per­for­mance con­tract. You’ll find out what can lead a project to
go wrong, as well as how to monitor and verify a project’s true per­for­mance
all along the way. Nu­merous case studies and specific project ex­amples
are used to clearly illus­trate the con­cepts presented.
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ISBN: 0-88173-271-0
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ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION
ENGINEERING
THIRD EDITION
By Anthony J. Pansini, E.E., P.E.
This comprehensive volume brings you up-to-date information on the
latest developments which impact planning and design of electrical distri-
bution systems. Addressing topics such as mechanical designs, materials
improvements, total quality control, computers and electronic circuitry,
this book answers questions on everything from the basics of electrical
and mechanical design to the selection of optimum materials and equip-
ment. Beginning with initial planning considerations, the author takes
you step-by-step through each stage of mechanical design of the principal
facilities, including substation installation. Other topics include safety,
quality of service, load shedding, brownouts, demand controls and more.
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COGENERATION & SMALL POWER

PRODUCTION MANUAL
FIFTH EDITION
By Scott Spiewak and Larry Weiss
The Cogeneration and Small Power Pro­duction Manual’s cov­erage of
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Utility deregulation is spurring new in­terest in the ex­plo­ration of co­gen­
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This manual will serve as a reliable information re­source to guide your
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true economics of your decision. The latest edition includes a new sec-
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DICTIONARY OF ENERGY
EFFICIENCY TECHNOLOGIES
By Michael F. Hordeski
This comprehensive reference addresses the di­verse topics that form
the back­bone of energy con­ser­vation, in a time-saving dic­tio­nary
format. Entries in­clude a broad range of important topics, covering
such areas as ad­vanced power system in­fra­struc­ture, power options
and configurations, systems of gen­erator backup, re­dun­dancy, capac-
ity, power quality prob­lems, power pro­tection, com­puter-con­trolled
sys­tems, auditing, en­ergy reduction, lighting sys­tems, co­gen­eration,
waste heat re­cov­ery and HVAC sys­tems. Each entry is one to several
pages in length, and covers critical issues and solutions in many im­
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INVESTMENT GRADE ENERGY AUDIT

By Shirley J. Hansen, Ph.D., and James W. Brown, P.E.
This book was written to give energy-involved pro­fessionals the tools
they need to take their en­ergy audits to the next level, and use them
to accu­rately predict a building’s future energy use and true savings
po­ten­tial. Going beyond the con­ven­tional en­ergy audit, which can
lead to pro­jections which are fre­quently off by as much as ±20%, this
book pro­vides detailed guide­lines on how to use the new tool, the
in­vestment grade audit (IGA), to predict savings with much greater
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NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR ENERGY

EFFICIENCY
By Michael F. Hordeski
This book examines the full scope of new technologies now available
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Thor­oughly ex­am­ined are the role of new tech­nologies in reducing
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of al­ter­native en­ergy, moni­toring rates and policy, man­aging power
quality, effective use of energy ser­vices, assessing en­ergy storage op-
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HVAC PROCEDURES & FORMS MANUAL

SECOND EDITION
By Herbert C. Wendes
Developed for real projects in­volving HVAC, en­ergy au­diting, TAB,
and cost es­ti­mating, and re­fined through feed­back from thou­sands
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and bal­ancing, energy au­diting, indoor quality di­ag­no­sis, and load
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pro­viding pro­ce­dures for achieving thor­ough, sys­tem­atic and accu­rate
prob­lem solving, trouble­shooting and de­cision making in building
sys­tems man­agement and con­tracting.
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With over 3,800 pages of text and graphics,
this CD is an economical training, research
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• Bioterrorism: A Guide for Facility Managers
• Cyber Terrorism: A Guide for Facility Managers
• Facility Manager’s Guide to Security: Protecting Your Assets
• Handbook of Facility Assessment
• Water Quality & Systems: A Guide for Facility Managers (2nd Edition)
• Disaster & Recovery Planning: A Guide for Facility Managers (3rd Edition)
• Facility Manager’s Handbook
• Indoor Air Quality: A Guide for Facility Managers
• Lighting Upgrades: A Guide for Facility Managers
• Boiler Operator’s Handbook
• Pump User’s Handbook: Life Extension
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PRINCIPLES OF CONTROLLED
MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
By P. Dale Johnson
An effective, well-managed main­te­nance pro­gram is cru­cial to the ef-
ficient and eco­nomical per­for­mance of any type of fa­cility. This book
presents a complete, step-by-step guide to sys­tem­atically im­proving
over­all main­te­nance operations, covering main­te­nance or­ga­ni­zation,
in­ventory, con­tinuous in­spection, planning, sched­uling and pro­gram
man­agement. The pre­sen­tation is struc­tured in a manner which allows
the reader to uti­lize ba­sic guide­lines in imple­menting a man­agement
sys­tem which can be cus­tomized to the spe­cific re­quirements and goals
of his/her plant or fa­cility, re­gardless of size or type of operation.
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ROTATING MACHINERY: PRACTICAL

SOLUTIONS TO UNBALANCE &
MISALIGNMENT
By Robert B. McMillan
This book brings you both a theoretical and prac­tical un­der­standing
of unbalance and mis­alignment in ro­tating equipment. These two con­
ditions account for the vast ma­jority of prob­lems with ro­tating equipment
en­coun­tered in the real world. You’ll learn the ways in which vibration
can be used to de­ter­mine the op­era­tional in­teg­rity of ro­tating ma­chin­ery.
You’ll gain a clear un­der­standing of the re­la­tionships be­tween various
vi­bra­tional char­ac­ter­is­tics and the asso­ciated forces gen­erated within the
op­er­ating ma­chin­ery when con­ditions of un­balance and mis­alignment
are present. Reso­nance and beat fre­quencies are de­tailed, along with
sources and cures.
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BIOTERRORISM: A GUIDE FOR

FACILITY MANAGERS
By Joseph F. Gustin
In the age of terrorism, the fa­cility manager is in a more critical position
than ever before. Protecting the organization’s building and its occupants
from chemical, biological and ra­dio­logical (CBR) attacks that are designed
to dis­rupt and/or destroy business operation has become an increasingly
important pri­ority for facility managers. This book addresses CBR attacks,
as well as other forms of terrorism concerns, such as mailroom se­cu­rity,
bomb threats, etc., along with the nec­essary steps for prevention, how
to assess vul­nerabil­ity, how to improve emer­gency pre­paredness, and
how to assure op­ti­mum re­sponse and recovery in the event of an attack.
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CYBER TERRORISM: A GUIDE FOR

FACILITY MANAGERS
By Joseph F. Gustin
Protecting the organization’s in­fra­struc­ture from cyber-based atacks that
are designed to disrupt and/or destroy business operations is becoming
increasingly important for fa­cility managers. This book addresses cyber
terrorism and other forms of terrorist ac­tivity, including mailroom security,
bomb threats, and the constant attack fromviruses, hackers and other
invasive pro­grams. Also cov­ered in de­tail are the nec­essary steps for pre-
vention, how to assess vulnerabil­ity, emer­gency pre­paredness, pre­vention
strat­egies, and incidentresponse and recovery.
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EMERGENCY & BACKUP POWER

SOURCES: PREPARING FOR BLACK­OUTS
& BROWNOUTS
By Michael Hordeski
This book provides invaluable information on emer­gency and backup
power sources. The reader will find much useful in­for­mation on the types
of sys­tems that can take over during power in­terruptions, such as standby
power systems that employ batteries, kinetic energy storage, fuel cells, re­
cip­ro­cating en­gines, and tur­bines. Topics include, power dis­tur­bances and
in­terruptions, spikes and noise, sags and surges, black­outs and brown­outs,
surge suppression, voltages regu­lation, load man­agement, power quality
issues, re­liabil­ity and main­tainabil­ity, com­pari­son of op­er­ating costs, en­
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DISASTER & RECOVERY PLANNING:

A GUIDE FOR FACILITY MANAGERS
FOURTH EDITION
By Joseph F. Gustin
The key to understanding the complexities of di­sas­ter preparedness and
business con­ti­nuity lies in focusing upon the issue of pre­vention, or miti­
gation. This best-selling ref­erence speaks to the issues of pre­vention, as
well as “con­trolling” the effects of a di­sas­ter on a company’s operations.
A special chap­ter on bioterrorism addresses assessing and managing
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pro­vided. Other critical topics in­clude cov­erage of regu­lator in­fluence,
effective miti­gation strat­egies, enlisting the media’s assis­tance in re­cov­
ery planning, con­tin­gency planning, loss pre­vention, fa­cility evacuation,
em­ployee training, chain of command, check­lists, com­puter and data pro­
tection, bomb threat re­sponse, standby power, self-in­spection, and more.
ORDER CODE: 0592
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP

SKILLS FOR ENGINEERING &
CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
By Barry Benator, P.E., C.E.M., and Albert Thumann, P.E., C.E.M.
Project management is the key to any en­gi­neering and construction project’s
success. Now you can learn from the experts real-world tested strategies
you can use to lead your projects to on-time, within budget, high quality
success stories. Specifics of sched­uling, cost es­ti­mating and leadership
skills are fully de­tailed. The au­thors will show you how to or­ga­nize your
project from the very be­ginning to achieve success. You’ll also learn to use
win-win negotiation skills during each stage of your project. Real world
examples will fa­cili­tate your un­der­standing of how to apply every aspect
of the ma­terial pre­sented in the text.
ISBN: 0‑88173‑429-2
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USER’S GUIDE TO NATURAL GAS

PURCHASING AND RISK MANAGEMENT
Edited by F. William Payne
The planning which users must now un­der­take if they are to prop-erly
manage their natu­ral gas pur­chases has become quite com­plex. This
book ex­plores the evo­lution of market changes and helps the reader
un­der­stand ways to make the buying pro­cess most economi-cal and
beneficial. The full scope of effective gas pur­chase manage-ment is
cov­ered, including de­vel­oping a pur­chasing strat­egy, the gas mar­keting
pro­cess, critical el­ements of natu­ral gas con­tracts, re­tail en­ergy con­
tracts, the gas fu­tures market, fuel and cost man-agement strat­egies,
effective use of gas supply aggre­gation, the im­pact of FERC Or­der 636,
and im­por­tant en­vi­ron­men­tal consider-ations.
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ROTATING ELECTRICAL MACHINES

AND POWER SYSTEMS
SECOND EDITION
By Dale R. Patrick and Stephen W. Fardo
This authoritative ref­erence will serve as your com­plete guide to today’s
rotating elec­trical ma­chin­ery and power systems, pre­sented in a clear,
easy-to-assimi­late for­mat. The au­thors have de­vel­oped an “elec­trical
power systems” model to present key con­cepts of pro­duction, dis­
tri­bution, con­version and con­trol sys­tems. Subjects cov­ered in­clude
physical char­ac­ter­is­tics of ro­tating sys­tems, elec­trical power basics,
AC and DC gen­erators, trans­formers, power dis­tri­bution sys­tems, DC
motors, single-phase and three-phase AC motors, spe­cialized elec­trical
ma­chin­ery, con­trol sys­tems, and mea­surement and testing equipment.
ISBN: 0-88173-239-7 List Price: $84.00
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SLASHING UTILITY COSTS HANDBOOK

SECOND EDITION
By John M. Studebaker, Ph.D.
Thousands of companies accomplished their goal of saving thou­sands
of dollars in utility costs by imple­menting the tech­niques pre­sented in
the first edition of this handbook. In this new edition, Dr. Studebaker
brings you up to speed on how to achieve even greater savings as
de­regu­lation pro­vides new al­ter­natives and stra­te­gic cost re­duction
oppor­tu­nities. You’ll gain an un­der­standing of usage and billing prac­
tices which in­fluence your utility costs, as well as how retail wheeling
impacts your decisions. Material on pur­chasing natu­ral gas takes into
account current negotiation priorities and con­trac­tual considerations.
Chapters on cogeneration cover use of shared savings strategies as well
as turnkey approaches.
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GLOBALCON 2009 PROCEEDINGS CD

Association of Energy Engineers
Held April 1-2, 2009 / Atlantic City, NJ
This CD contains the text of many of the papers presented during the
2009 Globalcon conference program, published in Adobe Acrobat
PDF format. Contributions from leading experts representing a broad
spectrum of specialties within the industrial, institutional and govern-
mental energy management fields cover topics including energy cost
control, carbon reduction, lighting efficiency, renewable/green energy
developments, climate change, smart buildings and more, along with
case histories of successful projects.
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ROOFING AND CLADDING SYSTEMS

HANDBOOK: A GUIDE FOR FACILITY
MANAGERS
By Robert Reid
Here is the first detailed manual designed spe­cifically to guide the
facility manager in making the best de­cisions regarding roofing sys­
tems re­placements, repairs and upgrades. You’ll learn about the latest
de­vel­opments in roofing ma­te­rials and cladding systems, as well as
how factors such as weather con­ditions and ther­mal ex­pansion and
con­traction im­pact roofing de­sign and material se­lection. Other topics
in­clude in­su­lation and wa­ter­proofing membrane re­quirements, en­ergy
sys­tem cal­cu­lations, fas­teners and flashings, local codes and stan­dards,
life cycles of roofing sys­tems, en­vi­ron­men­tal con­sid­er­ations, roofing
project man­agement, and warranty and main­te­nance of roofing sys­
tems, and roofing safety and liabil­ity.
ISBN: 0-88173-330-X List Price: $82.00
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MANUAL FOR INTELLIGENT ENERGY

SERVICES
By Shirley J. Hansen, Ph.D.
This book is dedicated to the front line man­ager of America’s eco­nomic
life blood: en­ergy. It is designed to help owners and man­agers first
assess their organization’s en­ergy con­ditions, and then de­ter­mine the
best outsourcing strat­egies for needed ser­vices. The au­thor shares ex­
pe­riences drawn from over twenty-five years in the en­ergy business
and work in over 30 coun­tries, and pro­vides succinct case studies to
ex­pand on im­por­tant points raised and to provide in­sight into their
appli­cation. The final section takes into account recent events which
have high­lighted the un­pre­dictable situation surrounding our energy
supplies, as well as how to make the most of it.
ISBN: 0-88173-380-6 List Price: $95.00
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FINE TUNING AIR CONDITIONING

& REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS
By Billy C. Langley
This comprehensive hands-on manual covers all the procedures nec­
essary to fine tune heating, ventilating, air conditioning and re­frig­eration
systems for op­ti­mum op­er­ating effi­ciency. Easy-to-follow guide­lines
and worksheets guide you each step of the pro­cess giving you the tools
you need to assure that equipment can operate at peak effi­ciency as
designed by the manu­fac­turer. The full spec­trum of sys­tems and equip-
ment are cov­ered, including electric heating, gas heating, oil burners,
air con­di­tioning sys­tems, heat pumps, and re­frig­eration equipment. A
wealth of helpful dia­grams, illustrations, es­ti­mating tools, and work-
sheets are also provided.
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WEST COAST EMC 2009
PROCEEDINGS CD
Association of Energy Engineers
Held June 10-11, 2009 / Long Beach, CA
This CD contains the many of the papers presented during the 2009
West Coast Energy Management Congress conference program,
published in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. Contributions from leading
experts in the end-user commercial, industrial, institutional energy
field address topics including energy cost control, green building de-
velopments, climate change, carbon reduction, new lighting technolo-
gies and lighting retrofit, industrial energy efficiency opportunities,
successful utility programs, new developments in building automation
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TRANSMISSION LINE RELIABILITY

AND SECURITY
By Anthony J. Pansini, E.E., P.E.
Electric service has become a necessity, not only in the lives of in­di­viduals,
but also in the operation of public services. This timely book tack­les both
the problems of reliability and se­cu­rity in clear, precise terms. Drawing
upon his ex­ten­sive hands-on knowl­edge of power systems, Mr. Pansini
offers prac­tical, inno­vative solutions to address these issues – so­lutions
based in the design, con­struction, main­te­nance and op­eration of trans­
mission fa­cilities. You’ll gain a clearer un­der­standing of the real effects of
deregulation on the re­liabil­ity of existing trans­mission systems, and ben­
efit from an expert’s view of what may be done to maintain or improve
their reliability.
ISBN: 0-88173-471-3 List Price: $84.00
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INDOOR AIR QUALITY CASE STUDIES

REFERENCE GUIDE
Edited by George Benda
This book provides you with the benefit of both good and bad ex­pe­
riences in indoor air quality man­agement over the past de­cade. The
case studies are pre­sented with commen­tary to guide you in cap­turing
the lessons learned. Each case study contains the details you need
to fully understand what went right as well as what went wrong. The
insightful analysis presented with each case is de­signed to assist you
in gen­er­aliz­ing the results for appli­ca­bility to other types of settings.
Supporting tech­nical and scientific data is pre­sented for each case.
ISBN: 0-88173-305-9
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HVAC CONTROL IN THE NEW

MILLENNIUM
By Michael Hordeski
Building con­di­tioning now accounts for about 20% of the total energy
con­sumed in the U.S., so com­puter-optimized HVAC sys­tems can
make a major con­tri­bution in re­ducing our na­tional en­ergy use. This
book ex­am­ines how the latest ad­vances in dis­trib­uted tech­nology
will be used in commer­cial sys­tems. Topics in­clude the full scope
of current and emerging HVAC con­trol tech­nologies, cov­ering per­
sonal com­puter-based sys­tems, ex­pert sys­tems, fi­ber optic in­fra­red
tech­nologies, wireless commu­ni­cation, self-op­ti­mizing soft­ware
sensors, micro tech­nology, dis­trib­uted direct digi­tal con­trol, con­trol
bus tech­niques, and more.
ISBN: 0-88173-339-3 List Price: $92.00
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PUMP APPLICATION DESK BOOK
THIRD EDITION
By Paul N. Garay
Here’s your complete guide to solving the prob­lems asso­ciated with all types
of pump appli­cations. Ex­am­ined in detail are pumping of vis­cous fluids, speci­fi­
cation of variable speed pumping con­trols, use of pump curves, slurries and their
asso­ciated prob­lems, and pump cat­ego­ries and uses. A full chap­ter is devoted to
seals and bal­ancing de­vices, addressing con­sid­er­ations such as me­chanical seals,
stuffing box de­tails, in­ter­nal pump seals, mag­netic fluid seals, and seal flushing
and coding sys­tems. Also cov­ered are re­cent de­vel­opments in spe­cialized pump
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INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS:
DEVICES & SYSTEMS
SECOND EDITION
By Stephen W. Fardo
In a fairly short time span, industry has made a transition from largely
manual manu­fac­turing methods to some very so­phis­ti­cated au­to­mated
procedures . Recent de­vel­opments in such areas as solid-state elec­tronics,
mi­cro­min­ia­tur­ization, computers, mi­cro­pro­cessors, pro­grammable con­
trollers and ro­botics have had a huge im­pact on in­dus­trial tech­nicians
and en­gi­neers. This book was written to serve as a guide to today’s new
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sufficient to fa­cili­tate the man­agement of over­all system op­eration, and
assessment/correction of mal­functions when they occur.
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CONTROL & INSTRUMENTATION

TECHNOLOGY IN HVAC: PCs &
EN­VI­RON­MEN­TAL CONTROLS
By Michael Hordeski
As energy costs continue to grow in relation to overall operating costs,
the need for more refined HVAC control has become more crucial. HVAC
strategies such as optimizing start-up time and supply air tem­pera­ture,
and minimizing fan energy and reheating are not only possible, but
are becoming necessary. This book examines the the spe­cifics of how
emerging technologies can now be applied to HVAC sys­tems. The latest
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control, heat pump and chiller op­ti­mi­zation, en­vi­ron­men­tal controls,
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EFFECTIVELY MANAGING NATURAL

GAS COSTS
By John Studebaker
Natural gas purchasing is generally deregulated on a federal or in­ter­state
basis. However, intrastate, there are many con­ditions that come into play
which typically trans­late into higher costs for the commer­cial or in­dus­trial
user. This book is intended to serve as com­pre­hen­sive ref­erence to be
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available to the informed user. Each step in the process of natural gas
pro­duction and delivery is thor­oughly ex­am­ined, in­cluding pro­duction,
inter/intrastate trans­por­tation, regu­lation, cost factors, local dis­tri­bution,
com­pany struc­tures, and de­regu­lation pro­cesses. Also fully covered is
the natu­ral gas LDC billing pro­cess, and related savings.
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