Steam Metering Project
The steam metering project reused as many of the existing steam meters as still worked, and added many more so that all the buildings supplied with steam would be metered. This data is then collected by the Honeywell EBI system. We can then determine how much energy is being used by each building. Many buildings have two (or more) steam lines and so have multiple meters. Most of these are due to having both a 5 psi line for radiant heating and a 90 psi line for domestic water heating or for process heat. Ward Hall has a separate pair of steam lines for each wing and thus has four meters. Burt Hall had an additional steam line installed to increase the steam available for process purposes.
The following buildings have monitored steam meters:
| Ackert/Chalmers Halls (two meters) | Anderson Hall |
| Beach Museum of Art | Bluemont Hall |
| Burt Hall (three meters) | Bushnell Hall (two meters) |
| Call Hall | Calvin Hall |
| Campus Creek Complex (two meters) | Cardwell Hall (two meters) |
| Dickens Hall (two meters) | Dykstra Hall (two meters) |
| Eisenhower Hall | English/Counseling Services (two meters) |
| Fairchild Hall | General Myers Hall (Military Science) (two meters) |
| Hale Library | Holton Hall |
| Justin Hall (two meters) | King (two meters) |
| Leasure Hall | McCain Auditorium |
| Presidents Residence | Seaton Hall |
| Shellenberger Hall (two meters) | Throckmorton Hall/Greenhouses (two meters) |
| Ward Hall (four meters) | Waters Hall (two meters) |
| Weber Hall (two meters) | Willard Hall (two meters) |
