New Mexico State University Chilled Water System Improvements

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New Mexico State University Chilled Water System Improvements

The new satellite plant building was initially constructed to house roughly 5,000 tons of chilled water production capacity in the forms of both traditional water chilling-using a centrifugal vapor compression process-and an ice storage system that can be charged with ice overnight (while electricity is cheap), and discharged during the day without the use of a mechanical compression cycle.

Customer Needs

Utilities, HVAC, pluming, piping and BIM.

Project Details
Client
New Mexico State University
Location
Las Cruces, NM
project size
8,000 linear feet of new piping, 5,000 tons of chilled water
Project Value
$4.5M
Year Completed
Awards
Net Zero incentives
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