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Chapt l Introduction
1.1 Background
1.1.1 Refrigerant Management Required
1.1.2 CFCs and HCFCs – Class I and Class II Refrigerants
1.2 Air Force Goal
1.3 The Base Refrigerant Management Program
1.4 Handbook Organization
l.4.1 BRMP Elements
l.4.2 Appendix Summary
1.5 The Refrigerant Manager
1.5.1 RM’s Responsibilities
1.5.2 RM’s Capabilities

Chapt 2 Conservation Efforts for the Base Refrigerant Management Program
2.1 Introduction
2.2 EPA Requirements
2.2.1 Equipment Servicing and Repairs
2.2.2 EPA Maximum Leak Rates
2.3 Air Force Requirements
2.3.1 Managing Base Refrigerants
2.4 Training and Certification
2.4.1 CerTest Module
2.4.2 Local Vendors
2.5 BCE Conservation Methods
2.5.1 Leak Detection
2.5.2 AC/R Equipment Modifications
2.5.3 WIMS Refrigerant Management Software
2.5.4 Secure Storage Areas

Chapt 3 Refrigerant Management Plan Development
3.1 Introduction
3.2 RMP Development Procedures
3.3 RMP Products
3.4 Metrics
3.5 Step l: Equipment Survey
3.5.l Survey Results:
3.6 Step 2: Equipment List
3.6.1 Equipment List Completion
3.7 Step 3: Equipment Assessment Table
3.7.1 Value Determinations
3.7.2 Subjective Considerations
3.7.3 Method of Replacement
3.8 Step 4: Equipment Retirement Schedule and Refrigerant Inventory Timeline
3.8.1 Definition of Terms
3.8.2 Developing the Equipment Retirement Schedule
3.8.3 Refrigerant Inventory Tlmeline
3.9 Step 5: Project List and Funding Bar Chart
3.9.1 Project List
3.9.2 Funding Bar Chart
3.9.3 Funding Bar Chart Analysis
3.10 Step 6: The Implementation Schedule
3.10.1 Time Lengths
3.11 Step 7: The RMP

Chapt 4 Refrigerant Management Plan Implementation
4.1 The Philosophy
4.2 Overview of System Selection
4.3 System Selection
4.3.1 Step 1: Cooling Load Analysis
4.3.2 Step 2: Retrofit vs Replacement
4.3.3 Step 3: Replacement Unit Selection
4.3.4 Step 4: Installing a Central Plant
4.3.5 Step 5: Heat Recovery and Thermal Storage Technologies
4.4 System Selection Resources
4.4.1 Personnel
4.4.2 Tame
4.4.3 Technical References
4.5 Importance of fending

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