PU Industrial Assessment Center (IAC)
Dedicated to helping companies save money while reducing environmental impact,
and training the next generation of energy efficiency engineers and professionals.
What is IAC?
The Industrial Assessment Center at Purdue University in Indianapolis is proudly sponsored by the US Department of Energy (DOE) with the primary objective of assisting small and medium-sized companies in enhancing energy efficiency. Through the center's initiatives, complimentary energy assessments are conducted, alongside the training of the next generation of energy efficiency professionals. These efforts are underpinned by robust research on energy management tools.
200
Assessments
1516
Recommendations
2.51 TBtu
Energy Savings
$23.99 million
Cost Savings
120
Students Trained
Our Mission
Develop new technologies for supporting energy efficiency of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
Help SMEs to be energy efficient
Train the next generation of energy efficiency workforce
Services
Energy Assessment
Cybersecurity Assessment
Meet Our Team
The Industrial Assessment Center at Purdue University in Indianapolis is one of 35 IAC's located at university campuses across the country. The IAC's conduct complimentary energy assessments sponsored by the US Department of Energy. These detailed assessments help manufacturers identify opportunities to improve productivity, reduce consumption and save money.
Related Paper
- Goodman, D., Razban, A., Li, J., and Chen, J., "Identification of Key Parameters Affecting Energy Consumption of an Air Handling Unit.,", Proceedings of the ASME 2016 International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition (IMECE2016-66258), 11/2016
- Razban, A., Edalatnoor, A., Goodman, D., and Chen, J., "Energy Optimization of Air Handling Unit Using CO2 Data and Coil Performance.,", Proceedings of the ASME 2016 International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition (IMECE2016-66271), 11/2016,
- Goodman, D. and Durkin, R., "Diaphragm Pump Controller Performance Testing: 20-50% Efficiency Improvement.,", 2015 World Energy Engineering Congress, Proceedings
Noteworthy Feedback
- "Thank you very much for the reports! We find this very grateful information. Thank you and your team for producing this." - Ben Wines, Maintenance Manager, 08/13/2018
- "Thank you very much for your efforts. I did a quick review and the information is very valuable. We will let you know what we decide to do on each item. Much appreciated to you and your team!! " - Ed, Director - Supply Chain Management, 04/07/2016
- "I've read through the report, and it looks pretty good. Thanks for all your hard work & time!" - Darren, 12/21/2016
