Commercial Air Conditioning
Chilled water HVAC systems are designed to cool and dehumidify the air in commercial buildings. They operate by circulating chilled water through a network of pipes to various air handling units (AHUs), which then distribute the cool air throughout the building. This centralized approach offers several advantages.
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