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Energy Management
The goal of the Energy Manager is to provide as comfortable a work and learning environment as possible in the most economical way possible. The energy manager is responsible for tracking all utility costs/bills, managing the energy management system, managing the temperature control contract, and addressing all temperature control problems on campus.
Heating and cooling on campus is provided by a distributed system. The university has 22 boilers providing heat and domestic hot water and 15 chillers ranging from 53 tons to 225 tons of cooling to all major buildings on campus. In addition there are a number of individual air conditioners, heat pumps, small boilers and furnaces located on campus and in the satellite properties.
There are 18 buildings tied in the Building Automation System connected to a central control computer via the campus fiber optic network. Through this system we are able to start and stop equipment, adjust set-points, confirm operations and trouble shoot problems.
Conversion from Heating to Cooling and Cooling to Heating
Twice a year the Physical Plant changes over from cooling to heating or heating to cooling based on the season. The current conversion schedule is linked below.
- Conversion from Heating to Cooling Schedule (Word document)
- Conversion from Cooling to Heating Schedule (Word document)
Utility Consumption and Costs
Look at the recent energy consumption history at Salisbury University. We are always trying to keep consumption down while providing a comfortable environment for learning.
- Utility Consumption and Costs (Word document)
Miscellaneous Items
Department Contact
Tim Jones, Energy Manager
Physical Plant
410-548-2258
tmjones@salisbury.edu
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