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CEMT 202 - Energy Management & Auditing II

(3,3) 4 Credits

Prerequisite(s): CEMT 201 Energy Management & Auditing I  .
This is a course for students in the Commercial Energy Management Technology field that builds upon the basic concepts learned in CEMT-201 and continues with a more detailed examination of building energy systems, including a detailed analysis of its various components such as Building Envelope, Lighting, HVAC, Domestic Hot Water, Plug Loads, and Compressed Air and Process Uses.  A necessary next step will then take the student into detailed energy analyses of energy consumption that aim at quantifying base loads, seasonal variation, and efficient energy costs; and from there to the study and assessment of lighting, air quality, temperature, ventilation, and other conditions affecting performance and human comfort.  Computer simulation will be introduced to estimate changes in energy usage resulting from potential optimization that ensues from the implementation of a number of Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs).

 


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