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Chilled beams are advanced HVAC systems designed to provide efficient temperature control in commercial and institutional buildings. They operate by utilizing water as the primary heat transfer medium, which allows for effective cooling and heating with minimal energy consumption. There are two main types of chilled beams: active chilled beams, which incorporate air supply from a ventilation system to enhance cooling and heating performance, and passive chilled beams, which rely on natural convection to distribute conditioned air.

Chilled Beams

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    • Energy Efficiency: Utilize water as the primary heat transfer medium, leading to lower energy consumption compared to traditional air-based systems.
    • Types:
      • Active Chilled Beams: Incorporate air supply from a ventilation system to enhance cooling and heating performance.
      • Passive Chilled Beams: Rely on natural convection to distribute conditioned air without mechanical assistance.
    • Enhanced Indoor Air Quality: Reduce reliance on air movement, minimizing dust and allergens in the environment.
    • Reduced Noise Levels: Operate quietly, creating a more comfortable indoor atmosphere.
    • Improved Thermal Comfort: Maintain consistent temperature control for occupants.
    • Compact Design: Allow for easy integration into various architectural settings, suitable for both new construction and retrofitting projects.
    • Sustainable Building Design: Contribute to energy efficiency and lower operational costs, helping to reduce the environmental footprint.
    • Versatility: Ideal for use in commercial and institutional buildings, including offices, schools, and hospitals.
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