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Computer System Cuts Energy Cost

COURT HOtJSE - Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital has recently completed installation of a computerized energy management system that combines the advantages of a consistently comfortable environment and the most efficient use of resources. The sophisticated MCC Powers GOO System now monitors temperatures, pressures and humidity at 250 different points within the air handling equipment of the building. If findings vary from the established norms, engineers are immediately alerted to the problem and its exact location. With this

inforfhation, they can correct most difficulties before there is any disruption in service. ENERGY USAGE is programmed to cycle in automatically the most efficient manner to maintain the desired comfort levels. It is also set to minimize the peak usage that determines charges for electricity. N "Heat recovery is another feature of the system," according to Lee Covenko, Director of plant operations, "and here again the computer helps us do it better. Temperatures of outdoor and return air are tracked and adjustments are made automatically for the best choice for usage in heating and cooling. Air that has already been heated or cooled is reused whenever possible." REGULAR PRINTOUTS that provide information on hourly or daily usage are another benefit of the system. Future modifications will allow telephone monitoring. Engineers will be able to c%U in from an outside location and get status reports on the en vironment at the hospital and possible satellite locations such as the BTMH alcoholism treatment center soon to be housed in the Crest Haven complex. Reports William H. Waldron III, BTMH president, "This technically advanced energy management system is flexible enough to meet our needs for years to come. It will conserve electricity, gas and oil, and produce savings of approximately $100,000 a year."

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PPM ■ JU EMERGENCY CENTER — Seated at computer controls I overlooking Burdette Tomlin Hospital boiler room are Lee , Covenko, front, director of plant operations, and John Brown, chief engineer. Area is nerve center for new ' energy management system that automatically monitors and controls usage throughout the hospital.

Sapowycz Sent To Texas Base

WILDWOOD CREST - Airman Tina M. Sapowycz, daughter of Roman and Susan Sapowycz of 128 E. Crocus Rd., has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, after completing Air Force basic

training at Lackland Air Force Base, i The airman will now receive specialized instrucl tion in the aircraft mainr tenance field. She is a 1982 r graduate of Wildwood High : School.

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