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Using chiller plants in humid zones
csemag.com (Aug 15 2011) Construction , Power and Cooling
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Consulting-Specifying EngineerUsing chiller plants in humid zonesConsulting-Specifying Engineer... casings were designed with a primary purpose of creating a reduced footprint (to save expensive data center space) and the ability to be removed through standard-width doorways. Energy efficiency was not high on the original list of priorities. ... (Read Full Article)
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