Patients Treated to Geothermal Comfort at Dupont Medical Center
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- Mechanical and Industrial
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- WaterFurnace International
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Overview: When the administrators of St.Joseph Medical Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana, decided that they needed more office space and a satellite surgery center at their Dupont Medical Center facility, they concluded that the existing building could not support such an undertaking. Low temperature WaterFurnace water-to-air heat pumps, ranging from one-ton to six-ton capacity as determined by Vintage Archonics, are used throughout the building. The exception is the surgery center, which is served by a central VAV air handling system with high efficiency filtration, humidification and extensive outdoor air ventilation to meet the more stringent Board of Health surgical codes. The geothermal system allows eighty percent of the total space in Dupont Phase II to be leased to tenants, a very enviable statistic.
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