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Presented by Mary C. Emplaincourt, M.S.2004 Presentation at a MMA Energy Meeting
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Presentation Outline
• What is the IAC?• What has the IAC done for MS industries?• What can the IAC do for MS industries?• Who qualifies for an IAC assessment?• How do MS companies get an IAC assessment?• How do IAC Assessments work? • DOE requirements for the IAC
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What is the IAC?
• Provides energy, waste, and productivity assessments to small and mid-sized manufacturers.
• Funded by the U.S. Department of Energy.
• Established at Mississippi State University in 1993.
• Assistance provided by upper-level engineering students.
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IAC Mission
• Foster Industry/University Relationships
• Provide No-Cost Engineering Services to Local Companies
• Energy Conservation, Waste Minimization, and Productivity Enhancement
• Undergraduate and Graduate Student Involvement
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Students Working for the IAC Conducting an Assessment
Finding Motor Speed with a Stroboscope
Checking Combustion Efficiency with a Combustion Analyzer
Obtaining Temperature with an Infrared Thermometer
Locating Information about a Motor
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IAC’s Areas of Focus
• ENERGY (such as heat recovery, energy-efficient lighting retrofit, HVAC controls, power quality, combustion efficiency, etc.)– WASTE (such as recycling, solvent recovery,
and minimization, etc.)– PRODUCTIVITY (such as process flow
improvement, materials handling improvement, etc.)
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What has the IAC done for MS industries?
• Over 2000+ Recommendations Made in 263 Assessments
• 250+ Different Recommendation Types• $8 Million in Recommended Energy Savings• $3.25+ Million in Recommended Waste
Savings• $9+ Million in Recommended Productivity
Savings
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Summary of IAC Activities
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As of 2004 As of 2004 263 Site 263 Site Visits Visits since since 1993 1993 throughout throughout Mississippi Mississippi and and SurroundinSurrounding States.g States.
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A Well Used Resource to Locate Clients
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Examples of Facilities Visited
• Furniture Factories
• Automotive Equipment Manufacturers
• Metal Working/Casting Facilities
• Clothing Manufacturers
• Food/Drink Processors
• Valve Manufacturers
• Plastic Injection Molding Manufacturers
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SIC Distribution
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Examples of Recommendation Types
• Heat Recovery
• Power Factor Correction
• Energy Management Systems
• Energy-Efficient Lighting
• Compressed Air Analysis
• Process Automation
• Process Flow Realignment
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What can the IAC do for MS industries?
• We can help companies save MONEY!
• On average, recommended actions from an assessment result in annual cost savings of about $89,000 prior to 2003.
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Year 2003 Implemented Savings
$900,000+
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Who qualifies for an IAC Assessment?
• Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Codes of 20-39.
• Within 150 miles of MSU. (Optional)• Gross annual sales below $100 million.• Fewer than 500 employees at the facility.• Annual utility bills more than $100,000 and less
than $2 million.– Must have at least one full year of utility bills
• No in-house staff to perform these analyses.
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How do companies get an IAC Assessment?
• Fill out an “Application for Industrial Assessment” form.
• Complete a “Utilities Release Authorization” form.
• Complete “Preliminary Questionnaire”.
• Provide Preferred Site Visit Days.
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How do IAC Assessments work?
• Assessment team consists of:– 4 to 6 undergraduate students including a Lead Student– Staff Engineer– Faculty member
• Fill out preliminary questionnaire with facility personnel.
• Conduct a plant walk through.• Break into smaller groups and begin counting
equipment.
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How do IAC Assessments work?
• List recommendation ideas.
• Collect data and measurements for recommendations.
• Conduct exit interview with facility personnel.
• Average sized facility: 1-day visit
• Larger sized facility: 2 or more days
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DOE requirements for the IAC
• Mailing of the assessment report within 60 days of the assessment visit.
• Follow-up phone call 6 to 9 months after report mailing.
• Collect data on recommendation implementation rates and costs.
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DOE Special DOE Special ProjectsProjects
The MSU IAC The MSU IAC received funds to received funds to develop a develop a Best Best
Practices GuidePractices Guide for the wood for the wood
furniture industry.furniture industry.
Additional Benefits
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DOE Special DOE Special ProjectsProjects
The MSU IAC,the The MSU IAC,the State Energy State Energy
Office,ORNL, and Office,ORNL, and DOE are DOE are
investigating the investigating the feasibility of feasibility of
implementing a implementing a hydrogen fuel cell hydrogen fuel cell
in a chemical in a chemical facility in facility in
Mississippi.Mississippi.
Additional Benefits
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FEMP Special FEMP Special Projects—Assessing Projects—Assessing Federal Buildings’ Federal Buildings’
Energy UsagesEnergy Usages
The MSU IAC is The MSU IAC is currently modeling currently modeling the IRS Computing the IRS Computing Center in Memphis, Center in Memphis,
TennesseeTennessee
Additional Benefits
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Questions?B.K. Hodge, Ph.D. P.E.
Richard Forbes, Ph.D. P.E.Mary C. Emplaincourt, M.S.I.EJeremy Childers, B.S.M.E. E.I.T
IAC Tel: (662) 325-8268IAC Fax (662) 325-0102
www.me.msstate.edu/iac/iac.htmlwww.oipea.rutgers.edu
Office of Industrial Productivity and Energy Assessment