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Air-water systems 391OutletgrilleTemperaturecontrolMotorHeating <strong>and</strong>chilled watercontrol valvesDrain spigotInletTangential fanDrip trayAir filter (removable)Figure 14.17 Under window fan-coil unit (four-pipe)Heating <strong>and</strong>chilled waterpipe connections(valves omitted)Fan-coil unitSuspensionDrain tray<strong>and</strong> outletAccess t<strong>of</strong>an coils<strong>and</strong> filterRecirculationSupplyFigure 14.18 Fan-coil unit fitted above a suspended ceilingindependently. This requirement may be met in a number <strong>of</strong> ways, depending upon thesophistication <strong>of</strong> the individual system. At one end <strong>of</strong> the scale this air, pre-filtered <strong>and</strong>conditioned, is introduced to the space through a ducted system from a central plant, <strong>and</strong>the exhaust air is ducted to an energy recovery unit <strong>of</strong> some sort. The diametricallyopposite, <strong>and</strong> obviously much cheaper method (which cannot be recommended), is foreach unit to be placed belowa window<strong>and</strong> outside air admitted to it through an aperture

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