Introduction to Motors, Fans and Pumps with Variable Frequency Drive Opportunities_Madison

Course Description:

Motors are responsible for more than 60% of the energy consumed in commercial buildings and manufacturing facilities. Understanding and optimizing fan and pumping systems will provide significant opportunities in reducing energy costs.

Do you know:

• The cost to run a fully loaded 20 hp fan motor for one year?
• The difference between optimizing a component verses optimizing a system?
• Why use a variable frequency drive (VFD)?
• How to determine when purchasing a new motor is more energy cost effective than rewinding an existing motor?
• What types of cash incentives are available from Focus on Energy associated with fans and pumping systems?

This course will answer these questions!

Intended Audience:

Maintenance Personnel  *  Facility Managers *  Energy Personnel, Managers & Directors  *  Plan and Facility Staff  *  Manufacturing and Processing Personnel  *  HVAC Engineers and Designers  *  Building Operators  *  Utility Managers  *  Procurement Personnel  *  Environment, Health & Safety Professionals

CEU's: 0.6

Payment information:  Credit card payments preferred.  Paying by check? Make payable to: SEERA / Focus on Energy, Attn: Lisa Lee, 1 S. Pinckney St., Ste. 340, Madison, WI 53703

Questions, contact:
Lisa Lee
lisa.lee@focusonenergy.com
608-230-7011