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Water source heat pump (WSHP) systems can be successfully and advantageously applied in a wide variety of commercial, institutional, and multi-unit residential buildings. The commonality that makes any of these potentially suitable for WSHP design is the need for simultaneous heating and cooling with individualized zone control. But WSHPs can be useful in meeting other requirements….
Read MoreWater source heat pumps (WSHP) have become a go-to solution for many commercial buildings -- and with good reason. You would be hard-pressed find a heating and cooling system that offers better….
Read MoreAs we conclude this series, we want stress that when it comes to variable flow and chilled water systems, there is no “one approach fits all” solution. Like virtually every other aspect of mechanical HVAC design, the ideal solution is wholly dependent on….
Read MoreSo far in this series we’ve briefly discussed the ways in which chillers and pumps/pump speed can be staged to meet changing loads but we haven’t really spoken about….
Read MoreOne of the greatest incentives for designing a chilled water system to be variable primary is reducing the likelihood and problems associated with low Delta-T syndrome. It is, after all, one of the most common and costly problems in standard primary secondary chilled water design. But how exactly does variable primary reduce…
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