Cambria County Prison: Pennsylvania

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Overview: The Cambria County Prison, completed in 1997, is located in a mountainous area of Western Pennsylvania. The ASHRAE 62-1989 fresh air ventilation requirement accounted for 50% of the building heating and air conditioning requirements. The initial HVAC option was an electric chiller and a gas boiler with a variable air volume (VAV) air distribution system. GPU Energy, the electric utility, suggested that the county consider a GeoExchange (geothermal heating and cooling) system for the new prison.

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