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CHWS
(redirected from Chilled Water Supply)

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CHWSChilled Water Supply
CHWSCounseling, Health and Wellness Services (University of Puget Sound)


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The acquired facilities include a power, steam, and chilled water supply facility for a large shopping mall (Kings Plaza Project), a district chilled water supply facility (Portland District Cooling Project), a co-generation facility for a Japanese chemical company, and chilled water and central plant facilities for a university and movie studio (Kingston Project), and a biomass power plant providing renewable energy to a large California electric utility (
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A pump at each press automatically blends the centrally chilled water supply with warmer water returning from the molds so as to maintain an operator-adjustable constant temperature at each press.
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