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Appendix B - Airport Energy Efficiency and Cost Reduction Survey
Appendix B - Airport Energy Efficiency and Cost Reduction Survey
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50 APPENDIX B Airport Energy Efficiency and Cost Reduction Survey
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SURVEY RECIEVED ______________ INTERVIEW DATE ______________ MDA USE ONLY SURVEY CODE ___ The Transportation Research Board's Airport Cooperative Research Program has commissioned a study on airport terminal energy efficiency and cost reduction. One objective is to identify practices which have been particularly effective at small airport terminals.
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Included in airport long range plan Energy audits with local utility Staff survey Ongoing Operations and Maintenance plan Other S2-2 When considering facility or tenant/lessee improvements, does your airport rely on or implement design or performance standards to increase energy efficiency ? Tenant Design Standards Facility Design Standards No Standards Other S2-3 Do design standards identified in the previous question apply to any or all of the following categories below?
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Trade Publications Partner Agencies Other Airport Facilties Managers NAS Transportation Research Board ACRP Synthesis Documents Other S2-8 Identify resources that have allowed for study and planning for energy efficiency improvements? Local Utility Grant Federal Grant Budgeting Line Other Last PageNext PagePrevious PageFirst Page
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? Other natural gas propane electric natural gas propane electric Primary Heating Fuel Secondary Heating Fuel S3-4 Solar Heating - Identify solar heating systems?
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costlow-costno-costCost to Implement high cost S3-6 Heating: Identify new or upgraded radiation heating systems? fin tube radiation heating radiant floor heat steam or hot water unit heaters rooftop air-handlers with gas-fired furnaces none electric heat - unit heaters, duct coils, fin tube, floor heat $ 5-10 years2-5 years0-2 yearsEstimated Payback 10 + years $ med.
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commissioning new projects periodic recommissioning of existing systems project energy efficiency standards such as LEED or state/local standards energy audits and/or professional energy studies on-going energy conservation program with annual investment payback or ROI criteria for investements that improve energy efficiency other S3-11 Has the airport implemented building automation strategies that have reduced energy consumption? yes no building automation specify Last PageNext PagePrevious PageFirst Page
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old fluorescent to T8 fluorescent incandescent to fluorescent incandescent to HID incandescent to LED fluorescent to LED HID to fluorescent none HID to LED magnetic ballasts to electronic ballasts lower wattage energy saving lamps HID to fluorescent $ 5-10 years2-5 years0-2 yearsEstimated Payback 10 + years $ med. costlow-costno-costCost to Implement high cost Last PageNext PagePrevious PageFirst Page
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occupancy sensor none / manual timeclock automated control system S4-8 Has the airport replaced flight, baggage or other infomation displays to reduce electrical costs? If so, please identify current displays used.
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occupancy sensor none / manual timeclock automated control system photocell S4-11 Has the airport installed energy saving features to conveyance systems? If so, please identify control type?
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roofing insulation exceeding code minimums at re-roof none super-insulation on new projects air leakage detection and reduction - gap filling $ 5-10 years2-5 years0-2 yearsEstimated Payback 10 + years $ med. costlow-costno-costCost to Implement high cost S5-3 Identify any retrofit daylighting systems that have measurably reduced energy costs?
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costlow-costno-costCost to Implement high cost NEXT SECTION CONTINUES ON NEXT PAGE 66% Last PageNext PagePrevious PageFirst Page
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costlow-costno-costCost to Implement high cost S6-2 Identify any projects related to occupant behavior that have measurably reduced energy costs? training programs none mandated staff work practices other / additional info $ 5-10 years2-5 years0-2 yearsEstimated Payback 10 + years $ med.
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costlow-costno-costCost to Implement high cost S6-5 In what ways has the airport changed operations in order to implement energy efficiency measures ? none please specify 80% Last PageNext PagePrevious PageFirst Page
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policy change by governing body funding source outside regular budget staff behavior other technical / design political SECTION VII: Energy Efficiency Practices - Implementation. The following questions relate to implementation of energy efficiency practices at your facility .
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literature / case study payback from past projects NAS synthesis / industry reports other commissioning or energy audit S7-6 What types of challenges impede implementation of energy efficiency projects? policy funding technical issues other operational control setup S7-7 How would you categorize the impact of energy efficiency projects implemented at your airport in terms of energy cost savings?
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Cost based chart comparing typical energy efficiency improvements Return-On-Investment (ROI) chart for typical energy efficiency improvements implementation strategies chart for typical energy efficiency improvements other all of the above S7-10 Please use this space to provide any additional comments regarding airport terminal energy efficiency that you feel would be helpful to the study?
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If you are interested in being contacted, and would like to share more infomation about energy efficiency practices - please check the box below. Joel Stromgren, AIA Miller Dunwiddie Architecture 123 North 3rd Street Suite 104 Minneapolis, MN 55401 jstromgren@millerdunwiddie.com 612-278-7690 yes - please contact me to discuss energy efficiency practices Last PageNext PagePrevious PageFirst Page Submit the completed survey by Email Print the completeted survey for your records
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