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Date
Description
Related Measures and Standard Protocols
May 07, 2002
Approve calculator

The RTF unanimously approves the calculator for estimating savings from Variable Speed Controls on Milking Machine Vacuum Pumps.

Dairy Milking Machine Vacuum Pump Variable Frequency Drive
March 12, 2002
Approve calculator

The RTF adopted the deemed calculator to determine savings from using a single-pass flat-plate heat exchanger for milk cooling.

Plate Heat Exchanger for Dairy Cooling
February 12, 2002
Approve measure update

The RTF adopted the deemed calculator to determine the savings associated with de-energized transformer upgrades.

Transformer De-energizing
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