energy audit

Today energy audits are readily available to most people. Few folks choose to get one. The reason behind this is that most people don't have the proper unawareness that they exist or how beneficial they can be.   An energy audit is meant to reduce your carbon footprint by identifying trouble areas in your home or commercial building that may be wasting energy. And as you know, a reduction in your energy consumption can save you money on your energy bill. An energy audit is done at a residential or commercial building and this determines its energy efficiency. To put it simply, energy efficiency is meant to use less energy to do the same job. The audit provides you with a complete electricity consumption and energy efficiency assessment.  Important information regarding your energy usage can be obtained from the audit report. This information will help you identify and correct any energy usage issues to reduce electricity costs. You should always undertake an energy audit before yo

The metering of air and other gasses in manufacturing plants in the chemical process industries (CPI) is pivotal in many functional applications such as safety, process control, product quality, production efficiency, environmental compliance and costs. When the measurement of air or other gasses is not accurate or inconsistent, some potential results include dangerous accidents, emergency shutdowns, unplanned maintenance, production slowdowns or cost overruns. There are six to eight gas flow measurement technologies available today. Only about a few of them are ideal for the heavy-duty metering applications found in the most challenging CPI operations. Each technology comes with its own strengths and weaknesses, based on exactly what material is to be measured, the required accuracy, where it should be measured and so on. If an industry chooses the wrong flowmeter — in terms of extra maintenance, repairs and spares in large CPI plants — can lead to tens of thousands of dollars. If yo