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Fort Stanwix National Monument Energy Audit

Fort Stanwix National Monument Energy Audit. Week 2 Update: Customer Needs and Specifications Friday, December 12 th , 2008 Customer: FSNM, contact: Debbie Conway Guide: Brian Thorn P09453. Customer Needs 1 - 7. Customer Needs 8 - 13. Specifications.

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Fort Stanwix National Monument Energy Audit

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  1. Fort Stanwix National Monument Energy Audit Week 2 Update: Customer Needs and Specifications Friday, December 12th, 2008 Customer: FSNM, contact: Debbie Conway Guide: Brian Thorn P09453

  2. Customer Needs 1 - 7

  3. Customer Needs 8 - 13

  4. Specifications • A product specification has a metric and a value • An energy audit falls outside of traditional product specifications terms • 2 approaches – traditional and ‘expectations’

  5. Specifications – Traditional approach

  6. Specifications – Traditional approach

  7. ‘Expectation’ - Specifications • Defined specifications in terms of an energy audit • Project specificationsare the agreed upon expectations of the total energy assessment process and outcome – ‘What is included and captured’ • FSNM specifications are expectations regarding the explicit actions, information, analyses and results that the entire energy assessment project will contain • Definition of the content in the final assessment report

  8. Specifics of Utility & Facility Analysis • Obtain site schematics, system breakdown and additional information required to conduct the audit • Collect general site info: • Size, age, condition and general use • Description and envelope of site • Collect and summarize: • Utility costs & consumption data for past 2 years • Energy & water usage for past 2 years • Impact of structural or energy system changes • Previous energy-related improvements • Generate occupancy patterns and schedules • Establish ‘base year’ average energy consumption • Analyze utility trends and/or anomalies • Charts and graphs describing current energy use patterns

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