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    What Are the Differences Between a PTAC and a Mini-Split?

    Chelsey Bipat
      |   September. 22. 2020

    Tags : Air Conditioner| heat pump| mini-split| PTAC| PTHP

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    Renewable Hot Water Systems: Solar Collectors and Heat Pumps

    Chelsey Bipat
      |   March. 7. 2020

    Tags : Air Source Heat Pump| heat pump| renewable heating| solar hot water| solar collector

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    Switching from Gas Heaters to Heat Pumps: Benefits and Challenges

    Chelsey Bipat
      |   August. 10. 2019

    Tags : Air Source Heat Pump| Space Heating| heat pump| Heating System| ground source heat pump

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    Reducing Building Emissions with Electrification

    Jahnavi Sajip
      |   March. 23. 2019

    Tags : Electrical Engineering| EV Charger| green construction| heat pump

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    How Does the Defrost Cycle Work in VRF Systems During Winter?

    Michael Tobias
      |   February. 15. 2019

    Tags : VRF| heat pump| heat pump defrost| VRF defrost

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    How Mechanical Engineers Describe the Different Types of Heating Systems

    Chelsey Bipat
      |   January. 28. 2019

    Tags : heat pump| Heating System| boiler| furnace

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    Designing Heating Systems for the Coldest Winters

    Michael Tobias
      |   January. 23. 2019

    Tags : Space Heating| heat pump| Heating System| cold weather heating

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    Designing HVAC Systems for Simultaneous Heating and Cooling

    Chelsey Bipat
      |   October. 20. 2018

    Tags : HVAC| HVAC System Design| VRF| heat pump

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