Colorado State University – District Cooling Plant
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Scope:
Colorado State University’s district cooling plant started with a 1,500 ton chiller and allowed for future expansion. The Colorado State University District Cooling Plant project included approximately 2,600 gross square feet plant building with a project value of $2.2M. Our team supported the CSU District Cooling Plant project in Colorado. New district cooling plant designed to establish an expandable chilled water utility system for Colorado State University. The initial plant included a 1,500 ton centrifugal chiller, cooling tower, variable speed pumping and 24 inch chilled water mains, with provisions for expansion to approximately 7,000 tons.
Location:
ColoradoSize:
Approximately 2,600 GSF plant buildingServices:
Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Fire Protection

