Quick-service restaurant
Commercial kitchenCooking equipment duty cycles, refrigeration and cold-room losses, ventilation and kitchen air exchange, water heating, and the long opening hours that keep all of it running.
Industries
An industry template decides what an auditor is asked for. It is not decoration: the template is the equipment list the auditor walks in with, and the shape of the audit record that comes back out. A hotel and a pumping station have almost nothing in common thermally, and the report should not pretend otherwise.
Cooking equipment duty cycles, refrigeration and cold-room losses, ventilation and kitchen air exchange, water heating, and the long opening hours that keep all of it running.
Guest-room cooling and heating load across a large building, laundry and kitchen plant, hot water at peak demand, pool and pumps, and back-of-house ventilation.
Process heating across blending and storage, motors and drives on the production line, compressed air, steam and condensate losses, and tank and pipework insulation.
Continuous-duty pump and motor efficiency, station auxiliaries, compressor loads, lighting in a remote site, and the penalty of running far from grid support.
Lighting and small power across floor plates, cooling versus fresh-air load, lifts and pumps, standby and after-hours draw, and the metering coverage behind the bills.
Templates are shared contracts and live in the core repository, not here. This page describes them; it does not define them.