Investigation of energy efficiency studies in a sample facility research (Automobile Industry) (SFR)

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Energy, which is one of the foundations of social and economic development, is decisive for the future of humanity. The situation becomes more important every day. Today, the total sales of the electrical energy market alone have exceeded the level of 1 trillion dollars. In this research, SFR’s (Sample Facility Research) energy efficiency studies in the automotive sector were examined. Energy efficiency studies were started in SFR in 2021. Comparisons were made according to 2019. Within the scope of the research, the current literature on the subject was scanned and the data of SFR (were examined. According to the data obtained, it has been determined that the factory saves approximately 693 thousand kW of electrical energy annually. Based on this value, it has been understood that as a result of the energy efficiency applications, an energy saving of 36.47% was achieved in 2021 compared to 2019. It was determined that the biggest gain was in the curing section with 94,246 kW.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• energy efficiency
• automotive industry
• energy saving
• energy consumption

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