1995 IDEA Cooling Conference

10th Annual Conference | October 18-20, 1995

Miami, Florida

Energy and Economic Implications of Combining District Cooling With Cogeneration

Mark Spurr, Ingvar Larsson

Conceptual Design Phase of a District Heating and Cooling Plant with Cogeneration to Serve James Madison University and the Harrisonburg Electric Commission

Jon B. Belcher, P.E.

Real World Chiller Efficiency Update

Tim M. Tierney

The Nominal Cooling Tower

Robert Burger

The Cost Benefits of Cogeneration in District Cooling: A Case Study

Karl E. Marietta

District Cooling and Thermal Storage in Pharmaceutical Applications

Ralph Strause, Tom Morgan

Energy and Economic Implications of Combining District Cooling With Thermal Storage

John S. Andrepont, Richard J. Kooy, P.E., Philip J. Winters, P.E.

Field Measured Efficiency of Commercial Electric Chillers

Dr. Swiki A. Anderson, P.E., Dr. L.A. Breene

HFC-134a Conversion of Large Tonnage, Multi-Stage Centrifugal Chillers: Lessons Learned

Marco V. Orsetti, Timothy E. Tangel, P.E.

High Capacity Mechanical Water - Vapor Compression Vacuum Ice Machines for District Cooling and Heating

P. Elovic, B. Holmes

Deep Water Source Cooling: An Un-tapped Resource

Hazen E. Burford, Les Wiedemann, W.S. (Lanny) Joyce, P.E., Rob McCabe, P.E.

District Cooling in Stockholm Using Sea Water

Göan Fermbäck

Choice of Materials for District Cooling

Jackie Bergman