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Most commercial WSHP system will require a cooling tower, which can either be an open or a closed-circuit design. If the system is in a part of the country that periodically sees sub-freezing temperatures during the heating season, it must be….
Read MoreWhat components make up the water side of a WSHP design besides the heat pumps themselves? And what “best practices” should engineers observe to optimize the efficiency and longevity of water side equipment?
Read MoreWaterside economizing relies on cold water from the cooling tower (aka condenser water) to absorb some or all of the heat from inside the building. In typical waterside economizing applications, plate & frame heat exchangers are used to…
Read MoreHow can you be certain that the pump you select will not cavitate in the system you are designing? By now it should be clear that such certainty is a matter of analyzing the following variables…
Read MoreIn our previous blog we explained the physics behind that noisy, destructive phenomenon known as cavitation – the result of too little NPSH at the suction of the pump. Today we’re going to dig a little deeper into…
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