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Energy Management - Level 5

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Overview

Looking to start a career in energy management? Upgrade your skills to the next level! 

Reducing carbon emissions and global warming is the most difficult challenge faced by the world today. Learning efficient energy management is a vital requirement for enhancing the performance of the industrial sectors and controlling pollution the world over. Understanding energy management requires an in-depth knowledge of thermodynamics laws and familiarity with energy balance and enthalpy. This Continuing Professional Development (CPD)-accredited Energy Management Level 5 Certification will provide all the necessary knowledge and skills to help reduce carbon emissions, save energy, reduce energy costs, comply with state regulations and meet your organisation’s environmental objectives.

  • Know how energy is conserved and utilised effectively
  • Learn from real-world scenarios and examples
  • Choose from a wide range of jobs and industries for a rewarding career

Why Study at 1Training

1Training is a leading online provider for several accrediting bodies and provides learners with the opportunity to take this exclusive CPD course. At 1Training, we give our fullest attention to our learners’ needs and ensure they have the necessary information required to proceed with the training.

Learners who register will be given excellent learning support, discounts, seasonal offers, student ID card, etc. Level 5 Energy Management Certification is an online learning course that is flexible, convenient, and career-oriented, and it allows you to balance life’s other commitments with professional education.

Join 1Training today. We are bound to provide you with the best online education experience:

  • High-quality online study material and mock exams
  • Tutorials/materials from industry-leading experts
  • 24/7 access to the learning portal
  • Access to excellent quality study material
  • Personalised learning experience
  • Support by phone, live chat, and e-mail
  • Assessments through quizzes

Learning outcomes

  • Learn effective energy management techniques and tools
  • Learn to save energy and reduce energy costs
  • Learn regulations and compliance with legislations
  • Help organisations achieve their sustainability goals
  • Help create sustainable environments
  • Begin a career in energy management and understand your roles
  • Learn thermodynamics laws to apply to energy conservation
  • Gain an understanding of the relationship between energy balance and enthalpy
  • Gain an accredited UK qualification to showcase your knowledge

Key Features

Gain an accredited UK qualification

Access to excellent quality study materials

Learners will be eligible for TOTUM Discount Card

Personalised learning experience

One year’s access to the course

Support by phone, live chat, and email

  • Learners should be over the age of 16 and have a basic understanding of English.
  • Energy management professionals
  • Energy management teachers
  • Energy analysts
  • Project directors and managers
  • Anyone interested in energy management

In order to pass the course ‘Energy Management – Level 5’ learners will complete an online quiz which will be immediately marked, with learners knowing right away whether they’ve passed the test.

Upon the successful completion of the course, you will be awarded the certificate for ‘Level 5 Energy Management’ by CPD.

Access Duration

  • The learners have access to the portal that comprises study material, video tutoring sessions and mock exam   papers
  • They are given access to this portal for 12 months to gain the best out of it during that period
  • There is no given timetable, and the learners can study at their own pace

Awarding Body

The Continuing Professional Development (CPD) certification was established in 1996 as a leading accreditation organisation. It provides advice, support, and accreditations according to CPD standards. Thousands of CPD certified professionals are demonstrating their skills across the globe. Regardless of the industry or sector, CPD courses and seminars are a badge of honour for professionals to develop skills and stay ahead of time.

  • Recognised approach to learning
  • Look ahead to a brilliant career
  • Achieve CPD standards and benchmarks

Career Path & Progression

As an efficient energy manager, you can take efficient initiatives to reduce companies’ costs. Employers across several sectors will seek your skills to monitor and analyse their energy consumption and design energy-efficient projects. Your knowledge to ensure the best services to clients will give you the confidence to make industries more energy-efficient and less wasteful.

According to https://www.glassdoor.com, the average UK salary per annum of an energy expert is:

  • Energy manager – GBP62,000 (approximately)
  • Energy analyst – GBP49,000 (approximately)
  • Learners should be over the age of 16 and have a basic understanding of English.
  • Energy management professionals
  • Energy management teachers
  • Energy analysts
  • Project directors and managers
  • Anyone interested in energy management

In order to pass the course ‘Energy Management – Level 5’ learners will complete an online quiz which will be immediately marked, with learners knowing right away whether they’ve passed the test.

Upon the successful completion of the course, you will be awarded the certificate for ‘Level 5 Energy Management’ by CPD.

Access Duration

  • The learners have access to the portal that comprises study material, video tutoring sessions and mock exam   papers
  • They are given access to this portal for 12 months to gain the best out of it during that period
  • There is no given timetable, and the learners can study at their own pace

Awarding Body

The Continuing Professional Development (CPD) certification was established in 1996 as a leading accreditation organisation. It provides advice, support, and accreditations according to CPD standards. Thousands of CPD certified professionals are demonstrating their skills across the globe. Regardless of the industry or sector, CPD courses and seminars are a badge of honour for professionals to develop skills and stay ahead of time.

  • Recognised approach to learning
  • Look ahead to a brilliant career
  • Achieve CPD standards and benchmarks

Career Path & Progression

As an efficient energy manager, you can take efficient initiatives to reduce companies’ costs. Employers across several sectors will seek your skills to monitor and analyse their energy consumption and design energy-efficient projects. Your knowledge to ensure the best services to clients will give you the confidence to make industries more energy-efficient and less wasteful.

According to https://www.glassdoor.com, the average UK salary per annum of an energy expert is:

  • Energy manager – GBP62,000 (approximately)
  • Energy analyst – GBP49,000 (approximately)
Course Curriculum Total Units : 176
1. Energy Management
1. Energy Management
1.1 Energy and Material Flow
1.2 Synthesis and Analysis
1.3 Separators and Reactors
2. The Laws Of Thermodynamics
2. The Laws of Thermodynamics
2.1 Low-Grade Energy
2.2 The Three R’S
2.3 Power Plant Waste Heat
2.4 Carnot Engine I
2.5 Carnot Engine II
3. Energy Units And Energy Conversion
3. Energy Units and Energy Conversion
3.1 U.S. Household Energy Use
3.2 Home Heating Efficiency
3.3 Efficiency of Heating Water
3.4 FUEL Choices
3.5 A Drop in the Boiler
3.6 Power Plant Ash I
3.7 Power Plant Ash II
3.8 Combined Heat and Power (CHP)
3.9 Refuse to Electricity
3.10 Historical Efficiency of Producing Electricity
3.11 150 Years Ago
3.12 Energy Demand Growth
3.13 Alaska Pipeline
3.14 Windmill Power
3.15 Wind Energy to Electrical Energy
3.16 Wind Energy I
3.17 Wind Energy II
3.18 Wind Turbine Evolution
3.19 Wind Turbine Power Rating
3.20 Wind Speed Variation and Power Generation
3.21 Photovoltaic Conversion of Solar Energy to Electrical Energy
3.22 Value Of Energy In Sunlight
3.23 Solar Energy – Roof Collection
3.24 Ethanol Energy Balance
4. The Energy Balance And Enthalpy
4. The Energy Balance and Enthalpy
4.1 Enthalpy of Evaporation
4.2 Power Plant Cooling Water
4.3 Making Steam
4.4 High-Temperature Steam (U.S. UNITS)
4.5 High Temperature Steam (SI UNITS)
4.6 Cooling Air With Water (U.S. UNITS)
4.7 Cooling Air With Water (SI UNITS)
4.8 Enthalpy of Humid Air (SI UNITS)
4.9 Enthalpy of Humid Air (U.S. UNITS)
4.10 Specific Heat of a Nitrogen-Oxygen Mixture
4.11 Heat Recovery
4.12 Condensing Ethanol
4.13 Cheese Making –Ammonia Condensation
4.14 Combustion Air Pre-Heater I
4.15 Combustion Air Preheater II
4.16 Cotton Textiles
4.17 Heat Exchange for Wastewater Sludge
4.18 Air-To-Flue Gas Heat Exchanger
4.19 Internet Technical Chat on Sludge Heating
4.20 Heat Recovery from Centrifuged Sludge
4.21 Heat Exchanger Duty
4.22 Precooling Air for Bag house Filter
4.23 Gas Stream Cooling Requirements
4.24 Air Conditioning
4.25 Ventilation & Heating
4.26 Boiler
4.27 Cooling Tower Range and Approach
4.28 Cooling Tower Efficiency
4.29 Cooling Capacity
4.30 Ton of Refrigeration
4.31 Ton of Refrigeration –Rules of Thumb
4.32 Boiler Horsepower
4.33 Boiler Fuel Consumption
5. Combustion Of Municipal Refuse
5. Combustion of Municipal Refuse
5.1 Combustion of Organics
5.2 Incineration of Hydrocarbons
5.3 Combustion of Municipal Refuse
5.4 Empirical Formula for a Mixed Solid Waste
5.5 Refuse as Fuel
5.6 Heating Value of Municipal refuse
5.7 Refuse Derived Fuel
6. Energy Recovery From Biogas
6. Energy Recovery From Biogas
6.1 Stoichiometric Combustion of Methane
6.2 Landfill Gas
6.3 Methane Production in a Landfill
6.4 Landfill Gas Production Capacity
6.5 Model for Landfill Gas Production
6.6 EPA Landgem Methane Production Forecasts
6.7 Open Flare Burning of Waste Landfill Waste Gas
6.8 Energy Balance for Mesophilic Anaerobic Digestion
6.9 Thermophilic Anaerobic Digestion
6.10 Energy From Manure
6.11 Gas Utilisation Options
6.12 Digester Gas for Microturbine Electricity Generation
7. Thermal Incineration Of Waste Gas
7. Thermal Incineration of Waste Gas
7.1 Lower Explosive Limit of Toluene
7.2 Lower Explosive Limit of a Voc Mixture
7.3 Combustion of Hydrocarbons
7.4 Combustion of Gasoline
7.5 Burning Ethane
7.6 Burning a Mixture of Gases
7.7 Combustion of a Hydrocarbon Mixture I
7.8 Combustion of a Hydrocarbon Mixture II
7.9 Combustion Stoichiometry
7.10 Hazardous Waste Incineration Stoichiometry
7.11 Combustion Temperatures
7.12 Combustion Chamber Volume
7.13 Hazardous Waste Incineration
7.14 Thermal Oxidation
7.15 Thermal Incineration
7.16 Catalytic Combustion
8. Energy Conservative Design
8. Energy Conservative Design
8.1 Countercurrent Heat Exchanger Area
8.2 Co-Current Heat Exchanger Area
8.3 Heat Transfer Area
8.4 Odor Control
8.5 Heat Exchangers in Series
8.6 Recirculating System
8.7 Heating and Cooling a Reactor I
8.8 Reactor System Redesign
8.9 Heating and Cooling a Reactor II
8.10 Cooling a Reactor
8.11 Heat Exchanger Network Design I
8.12 Heat Exchanger Network Design II
8.13 Heat Exchange Network
9. Energy Consumption By Pumping
9. Energy Consumption By Pumping
9.1 System Head Curve
9.2 Change in Pump Efficiency
9.3 Pump Efficiency
9.4 Throttled Pump Characteristic Curve
9.5 Head Loss in a Straight Pipe
9.6 Head Loss With a Gate Valve
9.7 System Curve and Pump Efficiency
9.8 Pumping System
9.9 Pipe Loop I
9.10 Pipe Loop II
9.11 Pumping Between Two Reservoirs
9.12 Heating System
10. Energy For Blowers & Compressors
10. Energy For Blowers and Compressors
10.1 Blower Operating Curve
10.2 Wastewater Aeration
10.3 Estimating the Required Air Flow
10.4 Pressure Drop in Fine Bubble Diffusersystem (U.S. UNITS)
10.5 Pressure Drop in Fine Bubble Diffuser System (SI UNITS)
10.6 Blower Outlet Temperature
10.7 Blower Power (U.S. UNITS)
10.8 Blower Power (SI UNITS)
10.9 Diurnal Air Flow Variation
11. Economics Of Energy Management
11. Economics of Energy Management
11.1 Energy for Drinking Water and Wastewater Utilities
11.2 Energy for Wastewater Treatment
11.3 Wastewater Treatment Plant Energy I
11.4 Wastewater Treatment Plant Energy II
11.5 Compressed Air
11.6 Cost of Compressed Air
11.7 Economy of Scale –Heat Exchangers
11.8 Joint Treatment
11.9 Pollution Prevention Saves
11.10 Audit of Pumping Energy
11.11 Electric Bill
11.12 Peak Electrical Demand Charges
11.13 Demand Charges
11.14 Payback Time for Spray Painting
11.15 Payback Period I
11.16 Payback Period II
11.17 Savings at Sheboygan Wi
11.18 Future Value of Money
11.19 Present Value of Money
11.20 Aerated Lagoon Energy Savings
11.21 Loan Repayment
11.22 Comparing Two Pumps
11.23 Air Compressor Life Cycle Cost
11.24 Cost of Lifting Water
11.25 Water Filtration
11.26 Temporary Water Main
11.27 Activated Sludge Air Supply
11.28 Pumping Between Two Reservoirs (SI UNITS)
Mock Exam
Mock Exam: Energy Management – Level 5
Final Exam
Final Exam: Energy Management – Level 5
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