Economizers

[The USCM's] lobbying efforts provided countervailing pressure against conservative economizers and made the administration's requests seem more centrist to Congressional moderates. ❋ Unknown (2009)

With such a method that portion of the plant carrying the steady load is so proportioned that the boilers may be operated at the point of maximum efficiency, this point being raised to a maximum through the use of economizers and the general installation of any apparatus leading to such results. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

In general, feed water heaters may be divided into closed heaters, open heaters and economizers; the first two depend for their heat upon exhaust, or in some cases live steam, while the last class utilizes the heat of the waste flue gases to secure the same result. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

From the standpoint of space requirements, economizers are at a disadvantage in that they are bulky and require a considerable increase over space occupied by a heater of the exhaust type. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

A study of commercial fuels and their uses in the production of power; of the properties of steam and the methods of measuring pressure, temperature and humidity; of the design and construction of steam boilers, chimneys, superheaters, economizers, feed-water heaters and condensers; of the steam engine, steam turbine, pumps and injectors. ❋ Unknown (1919)

It does, however, increase the quantity of water to be handled from the hot-well, and incidentally lowers the temperature there, which, whether the feed-water pass through economizers or otherwise, is not advisable from an economical standpoint. ❋ Unknown (1902)

It is unusual, in those cases where a simple turbine steam-consumption test is being carried out, and not an efficiency test of a complete plant, to pass the measured feed-water through economizers. ❋ Unknown (1902)

Republicans are rightly determined to be economizers. ❋ Steven Cohen (2011)

In the statement, the executives said ASHRAE's proposal would require "data centers to use economizers." ❋ Unknown (2010)

However, it has provided guidelines for expanding the upper limit to 80.6 degrees F to increase the number of hours economizers can be used without compromising availability. ❋ Unknown (2010)

In the joint statement, the group writes that while "economizers are a great way to cool a data center ... simply requiring their use doesn't guarantee an efficient system, and they may not be the best choice." ❋ Unknown (2010)

Executives from Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Digital Realty Trust, DuPont Fabros Technology and Nokia are calling HVAC standards organization -- the Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (www. ashrae.org) -- to set cooling performance-based efficiency goals for data centers instead of adopting particular economizers over methodologies. ❋ Unknown (2010)

And although Google has long been using economizers, such as in its chiller-less data centers, the company is also seeking patents on cooling systems that use other cooling methods. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Air economizers reduce mechanical cooling, however increased energy use due to filtration and exhaust of outside air will offset some of the mechanical systems savings. ❋ Unknown (2010)

However, when selecting an economizer system, care should be taken to weigh the benefits of different types of economizers against associated costs and risks. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Two types of economizers are commonly available for data centers: fluid and air economizers. ❋ Unknown (2010)

However, when selecting an economizer system, care should be taken to weigh the benefits of different types of economizers against their associated costs and risks, so that availability is not compromised to achieve energy efficiency. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Maintaining consistent, acceptable temperature levels in the data center can be achieved using both air and fluid economizers. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Everyone should have a [basic] understanding of economics to be an [educated] [citizen] ❋ Thomas Sowell (2005)

[Ignorant people] who post idiotic definitions have [scarce] [resources]. ❋ Adam Smith (2005)

"She isn't very [hard on] us about selling [yearbook] [ads] because of the economicness." ❋ Abbie Martin (2009)

Yo [shawty], you part of the economou family? [Ye], but I wish I was [Kristian] ❋ Mumslovleypasta (2020)

A: how much are these bananas? B: £2 A: Fine, I buy them off that [illegal immigrant] for £1.50 Hence the laws of [Supply and Demand] are and the concept of [economics] is satisfied. ❋ Whittlesey Warrior (2006)

That girl doesn't need a lot of alcohol to have a good time, she's quite an economical date. Dude 1: "oh you get drunk off of [one beer], you must be a [cheap date]" [Classy] Girl: "No, I'm not cheap, I'm just economical." ❋ Nedz (2008)

"It's pure economics! Since our [resource] of TV writers is [scarce], we're stuck with crappy [reality shows]!" ❋ Xopher (2005)

Steve: Dude, you really [f'd up] on that predication! Economist: Well if one looks at it from a non-inflationary enviorment, disregarding the [laffer] curve, then my hypothesis was in fact correct. Its [Economics 101] ❋ TheBigN2727 (2009)

Teacher: "Economics studies how a society chooses to [allocate] its scarce resources among alternative uses." Student: "What if [the society's] resources cease to be scarce?" Teacher: "How is that even possible?" Student: "[The society's] productivity meets or exceeds the point of what it needs to sustain itself." Teacher: "But individual material DESIRES are infinite!" Student: "Only in a society that breeds such nonsense." ❋ Haaaaaze (2009)

[Economics] can establish [criteria] by which [governmental] decisions can be made. ❋ Leelo Dallas Multipass (2005)