College Chooses Hybrid Chiller Approach for Flexibility, Optimum Rates

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Overview: Texas Lutheran University was founded in 1891 and offers degrees in 36 academic disciplines and pre-professional programs. The project involved the design and installation of a combination chiller plant, with both electric centrifugal chillers and a gas-fired absorption unit. With this hybrid system, the university has placed itself in a favorable negotiating position with energy suppliers, and has increased system reliability. Campus buildings receive central chilled water service and hot water service from a central plant building.

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