An Interdisciplinary Engineering Approach to a Facility Design Study with Emphasis on Energy Conservation. Volume II - Main Report Text.
Abstract
A discussion of the method used in the interdisciplinary engineering approach to the study is discussed in Chapter II. Chapter III covers the design of the structural components of the facility with a detailed discussion of the loads used in the design and other factors which weighed upon the selection of the components. Chapter IV discusses the determination of loads used in the design of mechanical systems, a comparison of various heating and air conditioning systems, the design of the heating and cooling systems, and the design of an energy recovery system. Chapter V presents a detailed analysis of the A/E electrical design, along with the design of a lighting system and the coordination of circuit protection devices. Chapter VI summarizes the results of the civil, electrical and mechanical designs, and Chapter VII presents conclusions drawn from the study and recommendations for future application of the techniques used in the study.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Nov 01, 1974
- Accession Number
- ADA006804
Entities
People
- Charles A. Jackson
- Jay N. Magill
- John F. Gilg
- Robert J. Garlow
- Robert S. Najaka
Organizations
- Air Force Institute of Technology