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NT-87-23-2 -- Converting a Steam-Heated Building to Hot Water District Heating: Ramsey County Courthouse/St. Paul City Hall

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NT-87-23-2 -- Converting a Steam-Heated Building to Hot Water District Heating: Ramsey County Courthouse/St. Paul City Hall

Conference Proceeding by ASHRAE, 1987

A. Sleiman

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Studies on the technical and economic feasibility of converting buildings in downtown St, Paul to hot water district heating were completed in 1979 and 1980. A detailed engineering analysis was later conducted for conversion of the Ramsay County Courthouse/St. Paul City Hall at Kellogg and St. Peter Streets. The analysis had to define the following:

The economic feasibility of converting the total steam heating system for a 365,000 square foot building to hot water district heating. The advantages and cost savings in upgrading and modernizing the heating and ventilation system for a 60-year-old building. The logistics for maintaining the daily functions and operations of the building. Implementation of the study and the resulting energy conservation and reduced maintennace.

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Citation: Symposium, ASHRAE Transactions, 1987, vol. 93, pt. 2, Nashville, TN

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Published: 1987 Number of Pages: 12File Size: 1 file , 780 KB Product Code(s): D-NT-87-23-2