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Heat recovery coils
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They probably used to be the most common means of ventilation heat recovery. You now see cross-flow plate heat exchangers and thermal wheels doing the same function.
Heat recovery coils are typically 4 or 6 row coils with a lot of fins per inch of tube and are expensive. I think the price of copper has made them less economic than they were 15 or 20 years back.
Heat recovery coils are typically 4 or 6 row coils with a lot of fins per inch of tube and are expensive. I think the price of copper has made them less economic than they were 15 or 20 years back.
They are also used where your outside air and exhaust paths are far apart. The glycol run-around loop helps accommodate some difficult installations.
The content of the exhaust stream may be of concern for the coils, you would have to verify that the coil construction is suited to the environment.
The content of the exhaust stream may be of concern for the coils, you would have to verify that the coil construction is suited to the environment.
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