Colorado State University / ASC Snowmaking Facility / Cooling towers / /
IndustryTerm
fan systems / air/water/fan systems / conventional systems / reduced energy consumption / electricity supply / centrifugal compressor systems / compression systems / cases storage systems / energy charges / overall energy costs / end-use equipment / internal mix systems / machinery / compressed air systems / greater energy efficiency / low energy internal mix / high energy internal mix / energy savings / reduced electricity costs / external mix systems / energy / air compression systems / annual energy costs / electricity / energy consumption / energy consumption associa / low energy external mix / less energy / energy system / Spray cooling systems / /
Department of Energy / office of Industrial Technologies / Colorado State University / US Federal Reserve / U.S. Department of Energy Motor Challenge Program / ASC Environmental Affairs Department / /
Person
Scott Barthold / Jay Collins / Allen Behbehani / Hal Hartman / /
Position
Account Manager / industrial compressed air systems consultant / Major / Director of Environmental Affairs / /
Product
bearings / /
ProvinceOrState
Vermont / New Mexico / Massachusetts / Colorado / New Hampshire / /
CHAPTER 11 SNOWMAKING Ski areas rely on the ability to make snow in order to create and maintain quality skiing conditions on slopes during times of inadequate snowfall. In cold ambient conditions, the process of making