Thanks, Brent. Two chillers changes part load relationships a lot. Lower water temp to the chilled beams probably affects their performance,
too, but I suspect the bigger impact will be on the chiller performance. I think I’ll go with the one chiller approach. This might be a nice item to add to the development list, if it’s
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