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New and or renovated buildings are consistently being added to district energy plants. The new hydronic piping connecting the building to the utility must be cleaned and flushed ...

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Low return temperature is critical to achieve energy efficiency in DE networks. It’s important to connect DHW properly in order to achieve good cooling. Also right design ...

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Historically low natural gas prices has fueled an industry that can economically serve customers that do not have access to natural gas through the conventional pipeline systems. ...

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This presentation introduces a new type of hybrid adsorption system that offers unique capabilities to reduce electric power consumption for air conditioning, or increase ...

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Distributed piping system (DPS) remains an integral part of any DES and carries the biggest unknown / challenges for any new or expanding system. This presentation will compare ...

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Efficiency is imperative in today's pipelines. However regarding pipe supports, people are reluctant to change. This presentation brings to light, case studies and test results ...

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Application of Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) products to repair and strengthen corrosion damaged structures such as utility tunnels and manholes are presented. The technology ...

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This presentation provides answers for how hydraulic analysis applies to district energy systems. 
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Ayman Fahmy, Kerr Wood Leidal Associates
Jason Owen, City ...

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Standardizing Operations & Maintenance (O&M) procedures into a concise set of documents can easily improve not only reliability, but also morale of facility operations personnel. ...

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In 2000 Cornell started up the first large scale deep fresh water based district cooling system in North America.  Lake Source Cooling operates at ~.1 kWh/ton-hr and now provides ...