Energy Conservation in Health Care Facilities






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TitleEnergy Conservation in Health Care Facilities
PublisherMarcel Dekker Inc. (Fairmont Press)
Publication DateMay 1983
ISBN #0915586665
Descriptionxvii, 229 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
LC Call No.RA967.9 .E54 1983
Dewey No.333.79 19
NotesBibliography: p. 218–226
Includes index
SubjectsHealth facilities—Energy conservation
Control No.83080092
Dimensions


Synopsis

Rising energy prices have become an enormous factor contributing to recent surges in the cost of operating hospitals and other health care facilities. This is the first book ever to specifically address this growing area of concern, and to offer practical solutions tailored to meet the special needs of such facilities.


Benefits

The author, V. Daniel Hunt, covers all phases of how to plan and carry out a successful energy cost reduction program for operating hospitals and other health care facilities, including:

  • How to collect and assess meaningful energy usage and cost data
  • How to determine which conservation technologies are applicable
  • How to realistically comply with ventilation standards
  • How to economically justify an energy management program
  • How to take advantage of third party financing opportunities

Commentary

Several case studies detail successful conservation programs in various types of facilities, with complete data provided on actual energy cost savings achieved.


Table of Contents

1. Introduction
- Energy Problem in the United States
- The Challenge for Health Care Activities
- The Response to Date

2. Energy Issues in Health Care
- Incompatible Goals
- Weak Incentives
- Ill-Defined Responsibilities
- Need for Fair and Practical Policies
- Inadequate Implementation
- Legal Impediments
- Financial Impediments
- Medical/Technological Barriers
- Summary of the Issues

3. Practical Energy Management in Health Care Facilities
- Steps of Energy Management
- Strategy for Energy Management
- Energy Data Collection and Analysis
- Building and Equipment Survey
- Check List
- Energy Saving Ideas
- Energy Data Forms

4. Energy Conservation Case Histories
- Glossary
- Abbreviations
- Sources of Information
- Bibliography
- Index


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