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Supported by
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Benchmarking and
Energy management Schemes in SMEs
Measure List
Industrial laundries
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Process-related
Improvement Opportunities
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Energy Efficiency
Measure |
Description |
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Use of Ozone to reduce water
consumption |
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Reduction of dryer gas use |
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Reduction of gas |
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Monitoring of batches to avoid
energy and water waste. |
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Monitor the quantity of water used
per kilos of goods produced |
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An improvement method that
contributes to improved efficiencies and cost savings. |
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Recovery and reuse of the latent
heat at the drying stage |
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More efficient in maintaining and
operating systems |
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Increase the temperature of the
final rinse/reduce drying time |
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Totally switch of the
recirculation by adjusting a valve |
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By readjusting the
extractor equipment, reduce the extraction debit from the wringer rollers |
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Compare drying parameters to
moisture |
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Optimally loading the
dryer can conserve a significant amount of energy |
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Optimising loads
meaning that controlling the energy consumption of the wringer will conserve
energy |
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A measure to reduce
the washing period. |
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When setting the
preliminary drying period, an optimal energetic balance must be sought
between the preliminary drying period and the efficiency of the wringer
drying process |
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Gas dryers are more efficient that
the ones with steam since they do not suffer fro losses |
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Minimizing the escaping warm air |
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Directly heat the dryer |
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Relevant to measure 20 |
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Use proper equipment to detect the
end point and make the drying period as short as possible |
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Energy conservation technique |
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Mixing of these two procedures
costs in energy |
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A heat pump is highly
suitable for recycling the heat and the drying air needed in a drying process |
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Targeted extraction
can be used, for example, by using local extractor hoods for process baths |
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A
common base of energy methods has to be prepared in order to for the
personnel involved in laundries to be in line |
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Softening reduces
water, chemical and energy use. |
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Energy efficiency method |
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Usage of the most appropriate and
adequate equipment |
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