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Chilled-Water System Design
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Temperature-Based Calculations
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it is important to use accurate, calibrated sensors to ensure acceptable system operation.
The primary advantage of this method is that it does not depend on flow velocity in the pipe. Also, it is reliable and cost effective because the temperature sensors are
Integrating the chiller controls with a
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