The following is a list of free software that is available on the NJ D.O.E. website (New Jersey Department of Energy). It is a variety of programs that can help illustrate savings and various energy efficient methods of carrying out different processes.
AIRMaster+ provides an overview of compressed air systems, both existing and proposed system upgrades, and evaluates savings and effectiveness of energy efficiency measures.
Download: AIRmaster Software
Tech Support: 1-800-862-2086
Email: airmaster@energy.wsu.edu
Copyright: Washington State University Energy Program copyright 2000 WSU
Chilled Water System Analysis Tool (CWSAT) can be used to determine energy requirements of your system, and find opportunities for energy and costs savings. Provide basic information about an existing configuration to calculate current energy consumption, and then compare it to proposed equipment or operational changes. The results of this analysis will help you quantify the benefits of chilled water system improvements.
Copyright: The University of Massachusetts Amherst 2005
Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Application Tool helps evaluate the feasibility of CHP for heating systems such as fuel-fired furnaces, boilers, ovens, heaters, and heat exchangers. It allows analysis of three typical system types: fluid heating, exhaust-gas heat recovery, and duct burner systems. Use the tool to estimate system costs and payback period, and to perform hypothetical scenarios for various utility costs.
Download: CHP Software
Tech Support: 240-715-4333
Email: athekdi@e3minc.com
Copyright: Oak Ridge National Laboratory with development support from E3M, Inc
Pumping System Assessment Tool helps industrial users assess the efficiency of pumping system operations. PSAT uses achievable pump performance data from Hydraulic Institute standards and motor performance data from the MotorMaster+ database to calculate potential energy and associated cost savings.
MotorMaster+ is an energy-efficient motor selection and management tool. This software includes a catalog of over 20,000 AC motors. This tool features motor inventory management tools, maintenance log tracking, efficiency analysis, savings evaluation, energy accounting, and environmental reporting capabilities.
Download: MotorMaster Software
Copyright: Washington State University Energy Program copyright 1995, 1997, 1998, 2003 WSU
Fan System Assessment Tool (FSAT) is used to help quantify the potential benefits of optimizing fan system configurations that serve industrial processes. FSAT is simple and quick, and requires only basic information about your fans and the motors that drive them. With FSAT, calculate the amount of energy used by your fan system; determine system efficiency; and quantify the savings potential of an upgraded system. Minimum screen resolution of 1024 x 768 and 10 megabytes of hard drive space are required.
Process Heating Assessment and Survey Tool (PHAST) provides an introduction to process heating methods and tools to improve thermal efficiency of heating equipment. Use the tool to survey process heating equipment that uses fuel, steam, or electricity, and identify the most energy-intensive equipment. You can also perform an energy (heat) balance on selected equipment (furnaces) to identify and reduce non-productive energy use. Compare performance of the furnace under various operating conditions and test hypothetical scenarios.
Copyright: Oak Ridge National Laboratory in cooperation with Industrial Heating Equipment Association (IHEA)
Steam System Assessment Tool (SSAT) allows steam analysts to develop approximate models of real steam systems. Using these models, you can apply SSAT to quantify the magnitude—energy, cost, and emissions-savings—of key potential steam improvement opportunities.
Download: SSAT Software
Tech Support: 865-574-6878
Email: wrightal@ornl.gov
Copyright: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, by KBC Linnhoff March and Spirax Sarco Inc.
