Dunlap Community Unit School District No. 323 Banner Elementary School Classroom Addition

Client

Dunlap Community Unit School District No. 323

Location

Dunlap, IL

Year

2006

Farnsworth Group was hired by Dunlap Schools to complete a six classroom addition at Banner Elementary and HVAC system upgrade. This addition serves children in kindergarten through first grade and provides an expanded central gathering space for larger group activities.

A chilled water air conditioning system was added to serve existing classrooms and the cafeteria, as well as the addition. The system included a 110 ton air cooled electric water chiller installed outside the building, water distribution pumps in the boiler room, and new, up-sized supply and return piping for distribution throughout the classrooms. New unit ventilators were provided in each classroom. Each new unit ventilator contained a cooling coil, heating coil, heating control valve, cooling control valve, outside damper, face and bypass damper, and electronic controls connected to a remote room sensor. A new unit ventilator in the cafeteria was piped as well.

The new chiller system also provides individual temperature control at each room and provides better humidity control than a DX coil system.

Farnsworth Group was hired by Dunlap Schools to complete a six classroom addition at Banner Elementary and HVAC system upgrade. This addition serves children in kindergarten through first grade and provides an expanded central gathering space for larger group activities.

A chilled water air conditioning system was added to serve existing classrooms and the cafeteria, as well as the addition. The system included a 110 ton air cooled electric water chiller installed outside the building, water distribution pumps in the boiler room, and new, up-sized supply and return piping for distribution throughout the classrooms. New unit ventilators were provided in each classroom. Each new unit ventilator contained a cooling coil, heating coil, heating control valve, cooling control valve, outside damper, face and bypass damper, and electronic controls connected to a remote room sensor. A new unit ventilator in the cafeteria was piped as well.

The new chiller system also provides individual temperature control at each room and provides better humidity control than a DX coil system.