Track: Tall Buildings
Sponsor: 7.9 Building Commissioning, 9.12 Tall Buildings
Chair: Francis Kohout, P.E., Member, Cyclone Energy Group, Chicago, IL

A 64-story high-rise condominium building in Chicago (340 on the Park) commissioned a study which led to the installation of a chilled water plant built at the top of the building to disconnect them from a district chilled water source. This session reviews the project feasibility, economics, design methodology, project delivery, construction challenges and ongoing operations of the new system.

1. Proposing, Managing and Commissioning the New Chiller Plant
Francis Kohout, P.E., CPMP, Member, Cyclone Energy Group, Chicago, IL
This presentation presents the process required to install a new chiller plant on top of a high rise condominium, from inception through commissioning and final ownership.

2. The Owners Perspective on Installing a New Chiller Plant in an Existing Condominium Building
Amy Eickhoff, Lieberman Property Management, Chicago, IL
This presentation provides insight into the considerations and decisions made by the building's owners as part of the cooling plant's installations process.

3. Designing and Installing a New Chiller Plant on Top of an Existing Tall Building
Owen Putman, P.E., Hill Mechanical Corp, Chicago, IL
This presentation features the unique challenges associated with installing a new chiller plant in an existing building, 64 stories above the ground.

Presented: Monday, January 22, 2018, 11:00 AM-12:00 PM
Run Time: 60 min.

This is a zip file that consists of PowerPoint slides synchronized with the audio-recording of the speaker (recorded presentation), PDF files of the slides, and audio only (mp3) for each presentation.