Grocery Store Measures Door Gasket, Automatic Door Closers, and Strip Curtain Laboratory Testing.

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Grocery Store Measures Door Gasket, Automatic Door Closers, and Strip Curtain Laboratory Testing.
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Grocery Store Measures Door Gasket, Automatic Door Closers, and Strip Curtain Laboratory Testing

2 Agenda 1. Field Research – PECI 2. Lab Testing – BPA 3. EnergySmart Grocer Program Changes - BPA

3 I. Field Research PECI captured following gasket data Door type Product Door Manufacturer Gasket Type Door Dimensions Length of damage Description of damage Captured data for 350 reach-in and walk- in doors. Mainly C-Stores

4 Field Research Results Case TypeAverage Damage (inches) Low Temp Reach-n12 Med Temp Reach-in27 Walk-in Low Temp12 Walk-in Med Temp31

5 Door Open Times (Preliminary)

6 Type of Case

7 Average Door Open Times Case TypeAvg. Open Time Low Temperature Reach-In8.0% Low Temperature Walk-In4.5% Medium Temp Reach-In0.5% Medium Temp Walk-In10%

8 Cost Information

9 II. Lab Testing

10 Lab Testing Plans Door Gaskets 3 Cases: Low Temperature Walk-In, Medium Temperature Walk-In, Low Temperature Reach-In 3 Conditions: No Gasket, Typical Damaged Gasket, Fully Functional Gasket Strip Curtains 2 Cases: Low Temperature Walk-In, Medium Temperature Walk-In Automatic door opening of 4 minutes/2 hours. Compare to Fully Functional Gasket

11 Laboratory Testing – Interim Results Completed testing and report on low temperature reach-in. Completed testing and report on low temperature walk-in. Completed testing on medium temperature walk-in – report in 1 week. Completed testing on strip curtains – report in 2 weeks.

12 Testing Procedures & Discussion Emerson Climate Technologies

13 Low Temperature Reach-In Results

14 Low Temperature Walk-In Results

15 Lab Testing vs Real World

16 ESG Program Changes Currently - assign 0 kWh/yr to door gaskets and closers for approx. 10 miles of installed gaskets and over 150 automatic door closers. Now – Assign energy savings based on lab testing (slides following).

17 Estimated Annual Energy Savings Gaskets - Tested

18 Estimated Annual Energy Savings Gaskets – Proposed

19 Estimated Annual Energy Savings Auto Door Closers (= No Gasket)

20 Next Steps Complete test reports on Medium Temperature Walk-In and Strip Curtains. Evaluate results with wider audience including peer review. Incorporate revised results into ESG, as appropriate. RTF provisionally deemed measures