your customer sends you the follooing email please respond in a detailed and professional manner to the customer I have some exciting news that may change the direction of the project drastically. We have secured funds from a new investor that will allow us to expand our campus much sooner then we initially thought. The HVAC design currently uses baseboard electric heaters around the perimeter, with a central forced-air heating and cooling system in the office space. The lab space design involves a 3 pipe hydronic piping system using gas fired boilers and electric chillers to produce heating and cooling. Considering we now plan to begin design on three more buildings immediately with the intention of having them all constructed within the next 7 years I would like to discuss the possibility of a district energy system. What are the benefits? Could the central utility plant be built in a way that would allow for expansion as the additional buildings are built? I know we have broken ground, but I am confident that the design build capabilities of your firm will allow for construction to continue as design changes are made.

your customer sends you the follooing email please respond in a detailed and professional manner to the customer I have some exciting news that may change the direction of the project drastically. We have secured funds from a new investor that will allow us to expand our campus much sooner then we initially thought. The HVAC design currently uses baseboard electric heaters around the perimeter, with a central forced-air heating and cooling system in the office space. The lab space design involves a 3 pipe hydronic piping system using gas fired boilers and electric chillers to produce heating and cooling. Considering we now plan to begin design on three more buildings immediately with the intention of having them all constructed within the next 7 years I would like to discuss the possibility of a district energy system. What are the benefits? Could the central utility plant be built in a way that would allow for expansion as the additional buildings are built? I know we have broken ground, but I am confident that the design build capabilities of your firm will allow for construction to continue as design changes are made.

Principles of Heat Transfer (Activate Learning with these NEW titles from Engineering!)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305387102

Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

Publisher:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

Chapter11: Heat Transfer By Radiation

Section: Chapter Questions

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