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Waterside economizing typically involves the transfer of BTUs from an open loop cooling tower system to a closed loop chilled water system. Since these two hydronic systems must remain separate so we do not foul the chilled water systems, a heat exchanger is required to prevent mixing of the fluids, but what type of heat exchanger should you choose?
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“What type of heat exchanger is best for my waterside economizer application?”
It’s a question we get asked a lot. With the increased requirement for either an air or waterside economizing in ASHRAE 90.1 – 2010, we expect to get asked even more – especially since the DOE expects states to adopt the revised standard into their non-residential building codes by as early as next month.
U-Factor Versus Real-World-Factor
Conventional engineering logic has always leaned toward plate and frame technology for waterside
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