The issues of economy in production are always relevant. A large component of the price of a product, apart from raw material costs, is the cost of energy used to produce it. How can you save on production in such a way that it does not negatively affect the quality of the product?
Instructions
Step 1
Reduce energy costs. For this it is necessary to take a number of measures. Use energy-saving light bulbs in all industrial and office environments. They should be purchased only from bona fide and trusted manufacturers. Otherwise, you risk not saving, but spending even more.
Step 2
If you are heating rooms with electrical appliances such as electric heaters and heat guns, then it will be much more economical to switch to infrared ceiling heaters. They will save you 20 to 60% energy. The scope of application of such heaters is practically unlimited - from offices to industrial premises.
Step 3
Purchase automatic systems for turning on and off lighting, which include motion and sound sensors. It is most effective to install them in those rooms where light is not needed all the time - toilets, walkways, vestibules.
Step 4
Save money with dimmers. With their help, you can control the supply of electricity to lighting fixtures. And since during the day, the full power of the bulbs is not justified, it is possible to save about 40% of electricity.
Step 5
Install frequency converters in ventilation, air conditioning and pumping equipment. They will regulate the power and speed of the engines, which helps to save up to 55% of the electricity required to operate these units.
Step 6
To save the coolant, carry out work on the insulation of buildings or premises. Install heat curtains where there is a lot of heat loss - at the doors and gates of industrial premises. Install plastic windows in office premises.
Step 7
Install multi-rate meters. They are not energy efficient equipment, but they help to save energy and heat transfer costs.
Step 8
Save on technical equipment for production. Extend the life of equipment that is already in operation. To do this, constantly monitor the technical condition of the devices, fix minor problems in time and make routine repairs. This is significantly cheaper than a major overhaul or complete replacement of equipment.
