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Optimization of Chilled Water Systems
Abstract
Chilled water systems are one of the major
energy consumers in industrial, commercial, and
institutional complexes. The centralization of
chilled water systems presents numerous
advantages, including simplified controls, reduced
installation capacity due to diversity, and
consolidated maintenance and operation. Centrally
chilled water systems present potential energy and
cost savings in the following areas:
• Chilled water reset.
• Condenser water reset.
• Chiller sequencing.
• Chilled water storage.
• Variable chilled water pumping.
The feasibility aspect of the above items will
be discussed in this paper.
Subject
Chilled Water SystemsChilled Water Reset
Condenser Water Reset
Chiller Sequencing
Chilled Water Storage
Variable Chilled Water Pumping
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Citation
Gidwani, B. N. (1987). Optimization of Chilled Water Systems. Energy Systems Laboratory (http://esl.eslwin.tamu.edu). Available electronically from https : / /hdl .handle .net /1969 .1 /92482.
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