节能炊具-毕业论文外文文献翻译.doc
《节能炊具-毕业论文外文文献翻译.doc》由会员分享,可在线阅读,更多相关《节能炊具-毕业论文外文文献翻译.doc(14页珍藏版)》请在淘文阁 - 分享文档赚钱的网站上搜索。
1、英文原文Energy-Saving Cooking Equipment“Energy-saving equipment is the buzz phrase for 2007. Many operators have taken on the cause of energy savings as an environmental issue, but most are reacting to increases in electricity, gas and even water.A recent Energy Star study showed that operators could in
2、crease profits by as much as one-third if they saved 20 percent on energy costs.At least one or two manufacturers of virtually every type of cooking equipment are making energy-efficient upgrades to their product. Although most equipment types are seeing some efficiency in newer models, here are som
3、e of the highlights. 1. Induction cookers are becoming popular. They have been around for years on buffet lines where they work quite well to provide hot food in a cooler dining room environment. Induction units are now being used more in the kitchen as production units. These cookers use a magnetic
4、 field to create heat in a product with almost no wasted energy like that put off by a traditional gas flame. There is also very little electrical draw on the unit unless there is a cooking vessel on the burner. The idle time energy usage contrasts sharply to gas burners that are often left on for h
5、ours when product is not being cooked. 2. Fryer efficiency improves. Electric fryers are typically very efficient since the beating element is submerged in the frying medium. The real improvements have been in gas fryer burner design. Historically gas fryers have not been very efficient. Gas is igni
6、ted in tubes running through or around the frying vat. but typical design allows much of the heat to escape directly up the flue. New designs force much of the heat to be imparted to the cooking medium, resulting in more efficient units. Manufacturers are also providing better insulation around the
7、fry vats to retain more heat. Fryers that earn the Energy Star rating must meet a minimum cooking efficiency of 50 percent for gas and 80 percent for electric units. 3. Compartment steamers are now a category included by Energy Star. Steam Cookers that bare earned the Energy Star listing are up to 6
8、0 percent more energy efficient than standard models. Energy-efficient steam cookers offer shorter cook times, a higher production rate and reduced heat loss due to better insulation and a more efficient steam delivery system. In addition to saving electricity or gas energy, the qualified steamers a
9、lso use less waterup to 90 percent less than standard models. 4. Steam kettles and braising pans are notorious for wasting heat. Some makers have introduced double-skin pan and lid structure to reduce heat dispersion into the workplace. This innovation reduces energy consumption, which also makes th
10、e cooking environment more comfortable for our staff.5. Combi oven/steamers and microwave/ convection ovens have made great strides. By virtue of the speed of many of these units, the cost to operate them per serving produced is lower than traditional ovens or even convection ovens. Some of the new
11、super ovens on the market claim to cook 8-10 times as rapidly as a traditional oven. These new units are well insulated for heat retention. 6. Exhaust hoods reduce costs. Its been estimated that typically about 75 percent of a restaurants heating and cooling costs are sucked out through cooking exha
12、ust hoods. Hood manufacturers are coming on line with new super-efficient hoods to reduce air quantities to a minimum. Scientifically engineered hoods and strategically placed air inlets that have helped reduce the amount of conditioned air volume exhausted. Another exhaust air saver is to reduce th
13、e overall air volume through a variable-speed fan control. These controls monitor the air entering the hood and sense when no or little cooking is going on. In down times the control automatically reduces the air being exhausted. 7. Big energy savings can be found in energy-efficient dishwashers. La
14、rge amounts of electric power are needed to heat water to the required temperatures, but a few manufacturers have found a way to reduce the amount of rinse water needed in their machines by developing special nozzles to extract the maximum heat from the water. Machines with these nozzles yield consi
15、derable power reductions and water savings. Although not consuming as much energy as cooking equipment or dishwashers, ice makers and refrigerators are now saving more electric and water costs as well.If you are building a new restaurant site, you may hear about the green building trend. Green Build
16、ings are about the materials used in construction and how they conserve energy. The USGBC administers the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System, a voluntary building certification program that defines high-performance and energy-saving green buildings. Man
17、y features go into having a building LEED certified. Buying energy-saving kitchen equipment is one way to earn points that contribute to getting the certification. Also, if you are in the market for new equipment, a growing number of states, municipalities and utility companies are offering rebates
18、to foodserviceoperators who purchase energy efficient equipment.Green Friendly EquipmentEnergy savings, sustainability, green operations and LEED certified are all the buzz words of our time. We hear them over and over and with increasing frequency. We all want to do the right thing to help out the
19、environment. We all want to conserve. We dont want to contribute to pollution or global warming. Most of all, we all want to save money. Saving money is what you can do if you follow sound operating principals and furnish your kitchen with the right equipment. Buying equipment that uses less electri
20、city, water and gas not only will help preserve our natural environment, but it also will save many expense line dollars as prices for energy and resources continue to escalate.According to Energy Star, a branch of the US Environmental Protection Agency, the facts are that restaurants or facilities
21、with commercial kitchens use roughly 2.5 times more energy per square foot than any other commercial building type. On top of that, as much as 80 percent of the $10 billion annual energy bill for the commercial food service industry does no useful work. These lost energy dollars are often wasted in
22、the form of excess heat, ventilation, and refrigeration, or generated by inefficient appliances.In the past few years, manufacturers have begun to develop more energy-efficient products to better serve foodservice operators. Manufacturers are now incorporating technologies related to cooking, refrig
23、eration and sanitation to achieve significant energy and water savings. Restaurants that purchase their equipment wisely can cut their energy costs 10 to 30 percent without sacrificing production capacity, quality or operating comfortwhile making significant contributions to a cleaner environment. E
24、nergy Star estimates that by outfitting a kitchen with only the equipment they currently qualifyand thats only six categoriescould save the typical restaurant owner approximately $2,500 annually in gas and electric bills. Besides saving gas and electricity, qualified steamers, ice makers, and dishwa
- 配套讲稿:
如PPT文件的首页显示word图标,表示该PPT已包含配套word讲稿。双击word图标可打开word文档。
- 特殊限制:
部分文档作品中含有的国旗、国徽等图片,仅作为作品整体效果示例展示,禁止商用。设计者仅对作品中独创性部分享有著作权。
- 关 键 词:
- 节能 炊具 毕业论文 外文 文献 翻译
限制150内