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High-Efficiency Radiant CoolingFrom the February 2009 issue of HPAC Engineering by Greg Cunniff, P.E. Injection pumping can reduce power demand of radiant-cooling systems
Radiant-cooling systems have progressed in the last few decades, garnering attention as a comfortable and energy- and material-efficient option.1 Compared with air systems, radiant-cooling hydronic systems use approximately half the horsepower and materials to move heating and cooling energy within a building. Although radiant-cooling systems have been used in Europe for years, they are starting to be examinedand installedin the United States.
Low-flow injection-pumping systems can help make radiant-cooling systems even more efficient. Injection-pumping systems deliver heating and cooling energy to a variety of terminal units, including chilled ceiling panels, chilled beams, fan coils, and heat pumps, in the same piping-distribution system, even if each unit requires a different temperature....MORE Click here or on the picture for a PDF of the entire article. |





