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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 MoreControl of multi-unit WSHPs is typically quite simple compared to other HVAC systems. In some cases, individual control of units will suffice, such as….
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 MoreOutdoor air typically requires conditioning before it is brought into a space. By “condition,” we primarily mean dehumidification, a common requirement here in the Southeast. Ideally the conditioned air should be drier than….
Read MoreNow that you know how to determine the amount of outside air needed for a given space, it’s time to think about how to bring the air into a space that is conditioned by a WSHP. There are two main ways to bring outside air into the space. Outside air can be introduced….
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