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remote chiller
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in what context did you hear that?
Terms are used loosely... my guess is a central chiller is one that gets cooled by a cooling loop to the cooling tower/drycooler. A remote chiller would be outside and has its own air-water-cooled condenser and doesn't have a cooling tower water loop.
Terms are used loosely... my guess is a central chiller is one that gets cooled by a cooling loop to the cooling tower/drycooler. A remote chiller would be outside and has its own air-water-cooled condenser and doesn't have a cooling tower water loop.
I'm going to guess that you have a multi-building campus (you didn't describe the facility). A centralized chiller plant would provide cooling water for all the buildings. Remote chillers would be located within each building. It simply describes how the chillers are located on the loop.
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