Optimize HVAC Takeoffs with MLEstimation: Seamless Integration with MasterFormat Standards
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MasterFormat Division 23 71 19.16, "External Ice-on-Coil Thermal Storage," outlines specifications for a specific type of ice-based thermal energy storage system used in HVAC applications. This system, also known as an external melt ice-on-coil tank, offers an energy-efficient way to cool buildings by shifting cooling loads from peak to off-peak hours.
External ice-on-coil thermal storage is a system that uses the latent heat of fusion of water to store cooling energy. It involves freezing water into ice during off-peak hours, typically at night when electricity rates are lower. This stored ice is then used to provide cooling during the day when electricity demand and costs are higher.
Here's a breakdown of the process:
This technology is particularly well-suited for buildings with high cooling loads and predictable occupancy patterns, such as:
Proper installation is crucial for efficient and reliable operation. Key best practices include:
Several reputable manufacturers specialize in ice-based thermal storage solutions. Some of the industry leaders include:
External ice-on-coil thermal storage offers a sustainable and cost-effective way to address peak cooling demands in commercial buildings. By shifting energy consumption to off-peak hours, this technology reduces energy costs, eases strain on the power grid, and contributes to a smaller environmental footprint.
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