Rooftop units or a chiller: which fits a manufacturing plant in Tijuana?

• Heat load calculation by zone: production, offices, warehouse and process areas.
• Rooftop packaged units with ducts, diffusers and returns.
• Chillers with pumps, chilled water piping and air handlers or fan coils.
• Structure, curbs and crane lifts on the roof.
• Electrical supply, panels and controls for each unit.
• Testing, balancing and hand-over with a maintenance plan.

1. Walk the plant and collect drawings, shifts and internal loads.
2. Calculate the heat load and group the zones.
3. Compare rooftop and chiller on installation cost, space, redundancy and maintenance.
4. Select the system and design the ducts or piping.
5. Install, connect the electrical supply and the controls.
6. Test, balance and train the maintenance team.

• Floor plan with areas and ceiling heights.
• Heat-producing equipment and processes with their power ratings.
• Temperature and humidity each area must hold.
• Roof space and structural capacity.
• Electrical capacity available for the equipment.

Rooftop units usually solve independent zones with smaller machines and a direct installation. A chiller serves several air handlers with chilled water, concentrates maintenance in one plant room and suits large loads or chilled-water processes. Many plants combine both. More on industrial air conditioning in Tijuana and industrial HVAC.

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