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It was getting pretty hot at the Portland
Maine Museum of Art.
The director of the facility, Kevin Eames,
decided that the best way
to improve the efficiency of the museums air
conditioning system was to
install a new rotary screw chiller.
The
problem was it had to be placed in the same
location as the older, quieter unit, a
maintenance space of 15' X 40'.
Unfortunately, it would also be adjacent to
one of the
museums display areas.
Kevin's concern was the higher noise
levels generated by the new Carrier
Chiller would disturb visitors in the
display viewing area.

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