ESL-IE-98/04-01 Saving Energy and Reducing Emissions from the Regeneration Air System of a Butane Dehydrogenation Plant - Thomas P. John, Texas Petrochemicals Corporation
ESL-IE-98/04-02 Chemical Plant Energy Efficiency Through Computer Aided Technology Vincent G. Grassi, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
ESL-IE-98/04-03 3M's Motor Challenge Showcase Demonstration Project Steven C. Schultz, 3M
ESL-IE-98/04-04 Broad Initiatives/Sharp Focus Cuts Electricity Consumption 15% - Victor Gialanella, Exxon Chemical Company
ESL-IE-98/04-05 Climate Change Concerns and Likely Impacts on Industrial Energy R&D Thomas D. Foust, Idaho National Engineering Laboratory and Tina M. Kaarsberg, Northeast-Midwest Institute
ESL-IE-98/04-06 Neural Network Technology as a Pollution Prevention Tool in the Electric Utility Industry Mark L. Johnson, The Lower Colorado River Authority
ESL-IE-98/04-07 Trends and Opportunities in Industrial Hazardous Waste Minimization Mark Atlas, Carnegie Mellon University
ESL-IE-98/04-08 Cooling Towers, The Debottleneckers Robert Burger, The Burger Cooling Tower Company
ESL-IE-98/04-09 Refinery Waste Heat Ammonia Absorption Refrigeration Plant (WHAARP TM ) Recovers LPG's and Gasoline, Saves Energy, and Reduces Air Pollution Benjamin Brant and Sabine Brueske, Planetec, Donald Erickson and Riyaz Papar, Energy Concepts Company
ESL-IE-98/04-10 Energy Savings from Floating Head Pressure in Ammonia Refrigeration Systems Paul J. Barrer and Sharon M. Jones, DMI
ESL-IE-98/04-11 Energy Efficient, Environmentally Friendly Refrigerants Jon Nimitz, Suzanne Glass and Patrick M. Dhooge, Environmental Technology and Education Center, Inc.
ESL-IE-98/04-12 The State of the Industrial Compressor Market Wayne Perry, Quincy Compressor Division
ESL-IE-98/04-13 Using System Pressure Control to Improve the Compressed Air System at Goulds Pumps Barbara Carpolo, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, Paul Sember, Goulds Pumps and Paul Glace, Honeywell Inc.
ESL-IE-98/04-14 Improving Compressed Air System Efficiency Know What You Really Need Robert E. Terrell, Wisconsin Power & Light Company
ESL-IE-98/04-15 Predicting Improved Chiller Performance Through Thermodynamic Modeling Irene E. Figueroa, Bell Helicopter-Textron, Mario A. Medina, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Marc Cathey and Darin W. Nutter, University of Arkansas
ESL-IE-98/04-16 Benchmarking Variable Cost Performance in an Industrial Power Plant John F. Kane, Jr. and William F. Bailey, E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, Inc.
ESL-IE-98/04-17 Shut Down Fans, Save $1/4 Million/Yr and Increase Airflow? Vern Martin, FLOWCARE Engineering Inc. and Herman Ohrt, Dofasco Inc.
ESL-IE-98/04-18 Energy Flow Models for the Steel Industry Jan Peter Andersen and Barry Hyman, University of Washington
ESL-IE-98/04-19 Energy Efficiency in the Pulp and Paper Industry: Simulation of Steam Challenge and CHP Incentives With Items Joseph M. Roop, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
ESL-IE-98/04-20 Model Project Streamlines Compliance, Reduces Emissions and Energy Use Stoney K. Vining, Marathon Oil Company
ESL-IE-98/04-21 Energy Conservation Through Water Usage Reduction in the Semiconductor Industry Laura Mendicino, Kathy McCormack, Sarah Gibson, Bob Patton, Dana Lyon and Jeff Covington, Motorola
ESL-IE-98/04-22 Conversion of Waste Biomass Into Useful Products Mark Holtzapple, Texas A&M University
ESL-IE-98/04-23 Estimating Energy Efficiency Impacts Using Climate Wise Wise Rules Pamela Herman Milmoe, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Steven R. Winkelman, ICF Kaiser Consulting Group
ESL-IE-98/04-24 The Powerhouse Control System Audit as a Means of Insuring a Successful System Design and Implementation Marion E. (Bert) Wood and James E. Robinson, Automation Applications, Inc.
ESL-IE-98/04-25 Industrial Insulation: Protects the Environment, Improves Efficiency and Saves More Money Than You Can Imagine! - W.J. (Bill) Brayman, North American Insulation Manufactures Association
ESL-IE-98/04-26 Steam System Optimization Robert A. Aegerter, Equistar Petrochemicals
ESL-IE-98/04-27 Saving Big Bucks With Your Log Sheets John R. Puskar, CEC Consultants, Inc.
ESL-IE-98/04-28 Steam Challenge: Developing A New DOE Program to Help Industry Be Steam Smart Ted Jones, Alliance to Save Energy and Fred Hart, U.S. Department of Energy
ESL-IE-98/04-29 Energy Information: The Key to Cost-Effective Conservation John R. McBride, New Horizon Technologies and Daniel E. Flanagan, Kemble-Flanagan CPAs, Inc.
ESL-IE-98/04-30 Justifying and Planning an Energy Monitoring System in an Existing Plant Anne P. Stublen, Craig M. Wellman and Steven A. Kell, E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company
ESL-IE-98/04-31 Monitoring System Used to Optimize Compressed Air System Efficiency, Cut Costs William A. Holmes, Utili TRACK Corporation
ESL-IE-98/04-32 Monitoring System Used to Identify, Track and Allocate Peak Demand Costs - William A. Holmes, Utili TRACK Corporation
ESL-IE-98/04-33 Industrial Equipment Demand and Duty Factors E.S. Dooley and W.M. Heffington, Texas A&M University
ESL-IE-98/04-34 Verification of Motor Repair Quality Kitt Butler, Advanced Energy
ESL-IE-98/04-35 Lessons Learned from the U.S. Department of Energy's Motor Challenge Showcase Demonstration Projects Andrew J. Szady, Philip A. Jallouk and Mitch Olszewski, Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Paul Scheihing, U.S. Department of Energy
ESL-IE-98/04-36 Energy-Efficient Dry-Type Distribution Transformers: New Opportunities to Cut Energy Bills and Lock-in Long-Term Energy Savings Andrew deLaski, Consortium for Energy Efficiency and Margaret Suozzo, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy
ESL-IE-98/04-37 Applying Improved Efficiency Transformers N. Kent Haggerty and Timothy P. Malone, DuPont USA
ESL-IE-98/04-38 Energy Efficiency and Pollution Prevention: Industrial Efficiency Strategies Miriam Pye and R. Neal Elliott, American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy
ESL-IE-98/04-39 P2 Tips That Save Energy Kathey Ferland , Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
ESL-IE-98/04-40 Evaluation of UV-Curable Coatings for Aluminum Can Production Case Study Robert E. Brady, Jr. and Jack Kowal, Coors Brewing Company, David H. Johnson, Acurex Environmental Corporation and Erik T. Donhowe, Compliance Management Professionals, LLC
ESL-IE-98/04-41 The Radiance Process: Water and Chemical Free Cleaning John H. Robison, Radiance Services Company
ESL-IE-98/04-42 Robotic Inspection System for Bulk Liquid Storage Tanks Kelly J. Hakes and Don R. Hartsell, Solex Environmental Systems
ESL-IE-98/04-43 Benefits of Industrial Boiler Control and Economic Load Allocation at Amoco Chemicals, Decatur , Alabama Jim Winter, Honeywell-Measurex
ESL-IE-98/04-44 Boiler Efficiency Vs. Steam Quality The Challenge of Creating Quality Steam Using Existing Boiler Efficiencies Glenn Hahn, Spirax Sarco, Inc.
ESL-IE-98/04-45 Waste Heat Boilers for Incineration applications V. Ganapathy, ABCO Industries
ESL-IE-98/04-46 Steam System Improvement: A Case Study Ven V. Venkatesan and Novi Leigh, Armstrong Service, Inc.
ESL-IE-98/04-47 Climate Wise Boiler and Steam Efficiency Wise Rules Pamela Herman Milmoe, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Steven R. Winkelman, ICF Kaiser Consulting Group
ESL-IE-98/04-48 DuPont Approach to Energy Management: A System Wide Approach to Energy Efficiency John W. Stewart. DuPont Corporate Energy Leadership Team
ESL-IE-98/04-49 Finding Process Improvements-The Six Places to Look! Kenneth E. Nelson, KENTEC Incorporated
ESL-IE-98/04-50 Energy Efficiency in the Microelectronics Industry Bernard Bhatti, Motorola
ESL-IE-98/04-51 Comprehensive Approaches to Industrial Energy Efficiency: Examples from the Climate Wise Program Pamela Herman Milmoe, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Steven R. Winkelman and Joel Asrael, ICF Kaiser Consulting Group
ESL-IE-98/04-52 Motorola's Experience in the Climate Wise Program Martha Montemayor-Rapier, Sarah Gibson and Thresa Nasi, Motorola
ESL-IE-98/04-53 Voltage Sag-Related Upsets of Industrial Process Controls in Petroleum and Chemical Industries Arshad Mansoor and Tom Key, EPRI Power Electronics Applications Center, Sam Woinsky, EPRI Chemicals, Petroleum and Natural Gas Center
ESL-IE-98/04-54 Improving Process Control Immunity to Supply Voltage Sags in Petroleum and Chemical Industries Douglas Dorr and Arshad Mansoor, EPRI Power Electronics Applications Center and Gregory Olsen, Public Service Electric and Gas Company
ESL-IE-98/04-55 Energy Savings Performance Contract Robins Air Force Base, Georgia -Jesse Scott Edge, United States Air Force
ESL-IE-98/04-56 DoD Fuel Cell Demonstration Program: Energy Savings and Emissions Reductions to Date Franklin H. Holcomb, Michael J. Binder and William R. Taylor, USACERL
ESL-IE-98/04-57 Severe Maintenance Problems As Your First Indicator of Big Potential Energy Savings Steven G. Kaufman and Vern Martin, FLOWCARE Engineering Inc. and Jim Lynn, Algoma Steel Inc.
ESL-IE-98/04-58 Industrial Assessments and Why Your Plant Should Have One Charles J. Glaser, U.S. Department of Energy and James P. Demetrops, Enterprise Advisory Services Inc.
ESL-IE-98/04-59 Industrial Assessments in the Cast Metals Industry: Common Problems and Opportunities Michael R. Muller, Timothy J. Barnish and Donald Kasten, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
ESL-IE-98/04-60 Do Small Companies Care About Energy Savings?: A Case Study Sanjay Agrawal and Richard Jensen, Hofstra University
ESL-IE-98/04-61 Electric Demand Cost Versus Labor Cost: A Case Study Sanjay Agrawal and Richard Jensen, Hofstra University