The music conservatory is only 150 feet from the generator plant, requiring special attention to acoustic attenuation.
Budgets are tight for many smaller universities.
We needed to replace two older chillers and we needed to make the right decision fast. According to Frederick McKinney, this was the situation facing Capital University in Columbus, Ohio in late 1998. Located in the suburb of Bexley, Capital University is a private liberal arts college with a total enrollment of about 4,000. The buildings on campus are heated by a central plant and most are also cooled by a central chilled water plant. McKinney is the superintendent of buildings and grounds at the university.