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Energy Conservation Measures 85

TABLE 8. ENERGY WASTE AND INEFFICIENCY IN PROCESSES.

Problem description

Waste/
ineffi ciency

Reference/
appendix

Painting

Operating paint booth ventilation system when not painting

Waste

D7.1.1

Painting when item to be painted is at improper temperature

Ineffi ciency

D7.1.2

Operating paint booths under positive pressure, resulting in paint fumes in
adjacent spaces

Ineffi ciency

D7.1.3

Failure to recirculate more than 70% of oven-heated air

Ineffi ciency

D7.1.4

Use of high-pressure spray guns

Ineffi ciency

D7.1.5

Operations that are not enclosed, requiring excessive ventilation and move-
ment of paint fumes into adjacent spaces

Waste

D7.1.6

Plating

Air movement greater than 0.51 m/sec (100 fpm) near exhaust hoods

Ineffi ciency

D7.2.1

Operating exhaust systems when no plating operations are occurring and at
other times when not required

Waste

D7.2.2

Hot plating tanks having a surface temperature greater than 125 °F

Waste

D7.2.3

Using single-side exhaust hood on tanks 4 ft wide or wider

Ineffi ciency

D7.2.4

Exhausting clean exhaust greater than 93 °C (200 °F)

Waste

D7.2.5

Uncovered heated tanks over 60 °C (140 °F)

Waste

D7.2.6

Machining Turning (lathe), drilling, milling, and grinding machines do not have local ex-

hausts or process enclosures

Ineffi ciency

D7.3.1

Compressed air leaks

Waste

D7.3.2

Lack of task lighting and lighting levels greater than 323 lux (30 footcandles)

Waste

D7.3.3

Welding

Using continuous operating welding exhaust

Waste

D7.4.1

Using stationary welding hoods

Ineffi ciency

D7.4.2

Excessive welding fume generation

Ineffi ciency

D7.4.3

Vacuum
systems

Operating at lower pressure than required

Ineffi ciency

D7.5.1

Excessive air bleed-in through leaks

Waste

D7.5.2

Assembly

Lack of task lighting and lighting levels greater than 323 lux (30 footcandles)

Ineffi ciency

D7.6.1

Foundry

Running exhaust systems when not required

Waste

D7.7.1

Outside furnace temperature exceeding 52 °C (125 °F)

Waste

D7.7.2

Use of oversized equipment to produce small numbers of parts (waste)

Waste

D7.7.3

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