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HEATING SYSTEMS The Main Campus has one main heating plant located at Cheyenne Street and 13th Street that distributes steam to buildings throughout the campus. The heating plant distributes its steam piping via over two miles of piping in the campus utility tunnels creating a loop around campus. There are several known “pinch points” within this piping system where the steam velocities would exceed 140 feet per second. These “pinch poi

Berthoud Hall, Spruce Hall (Res Hall VI), and CoorsTek. It has a current
(CP5). CP5 is a stand-alone building located just east of Alderson Hall and
capacity of 1,300 tons and total building load of 1,939 tons. It has space
provides chilled water to the USGS Building, Alderson Hall, Marquez Hall,
Center, Coolbaugh House, Center for Academic Services and Advising
plant will be adding one (1) additional 1,300 ton chiller and associated
reached its useful life expectancy and is in need of replacement. It has a
equipment within the next year as a part of the Campus Infrastructure
steam absorption chiller is not used despite the connected load and has
Research Park: Research Park houses one chiller plant, Chiller Plant 5
CP6 is located within Brown Hall and serves Brown Hall, the Starzer
Chilled water is not provided or needed at W. Lloyd Wright Wellness
(CASA), Ben H. Parker Student Center, and the Student Recreation
and CTLM I and II. It has a current capacity of 1,080 tons. The 300 ton
Mines Park: All existing buildings within Mines Park either do not have
Welcome Center, Weaver Towers, Elm Residence Hall, Maple Hall,
West Campus: West Campus houses one chiller plant, Chiller Plant 6
to expand to 2,600 tons. According to Facilities Management, this
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Upgrade Project. total building load of 1,020 tons. mechanical cooling or have separate stand-alone DX systems. Colorado School of Mines Facilities Master Plan

(CP6). Center.

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