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The evaluation of a central heating system for a government facility
evaluationofcent00burn.pdf (6.625Mb)Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to evaluate an existing government
owned and operated central heating system to determine if a more economical
method of providing steam requirements can be determined. Five
possible solutions are considered. Through cost comparison, the most
economic solution is determined, first on the basis of total cost to
own and operate, and then on the basis of cost to operate only.
The most economic solution is the operation of the existing
system with a reduction of personnel.
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