Heating & Cooling Plant
Back to School Planning for your Central Utility Plant
August is back-to-school time and while it’s always a busy point of the year, it’s particularly challenging for building engineers and complex mechanical systems. These challenges extend beyond the education industry, because for much of North America, the back-to-school period also marks the transition from warm to cooler temperatures. If your environment is preparing for,
Recently Shipped: Four-Module Central Cooling and Heating Plant
Epsilon recently shipped this four-module central cooling and heating plant, bound for the mid-Atlantic as part of Operation Warp Speed’s vaccine production operations. Systems include steam boilers, tanks, pumps, and the support steel for three adjacent air-cooled chillers. Click on each image to see a larger version.
Recently Shipped: Central Utility Plant
From design to manufacturing to shipping – this week a 5,200 sq ft central utility plant heads to an industrial client in the Mid-Atlantic area of the US. The system includes 3,200 Tons of chilled water, 18,400 GPM of hydronic pumping capacity, and switchgear for normal and emergency power distribution. This is the first of
Chiller Plant Construction Crosses Two International Boundaries
Epsilon recently began field-installation of a large Off-Site Constructed (OSC) process chilled water system for an automotive plant in Coahuila State, Mexico. This 6,000 ton system (seen here in our final assembly plant in Kingston, Ontario, prior to shipment) is configured to standards developed for this client on prior Epsilon projects; not only is it
Recently Shipped: Two-Module Heating/Cooling Plant
This 2-module enclosed central heating/cooling plant for 10 Wilson Road at The Quad in Boston, MA. System includes 3,750 MBH of condensing hot-water boilers and associated ancillary systems – plus hot-water/chilled-water pumping and a fly-wheel tank for a 400-ton external air-cooled chiller. Off Site Construction (OSC) was the obvious choice for the project team, given