Seeking peer reviewers for cooling tower guide
AIRAH, with support from the ARBS Foundation, is updating its design application manual on cooling towers – DA17 – and is seeking peer reviewers.

The focus of the update is to promote the energy efficient application of evaporative cooling towers in the HVAC&R industry, including:
- Development of a set of industry-derived energy protocols for evaporative cooling towers
- Updating the existing resources on improving energy and water efficiency in cooling towers
- Updating to reflect the latest industry developments, including changes to regulations, risk assessment, tower technology and system management via the cloud
- Updating to reflect changes to AS/NZS 3666 standards.
A technical review has been completed, and AIRAH is now seeking stakeholders from different parts of the industry to participate in a peer review.
In particular, reviewers are sought from cooling tower manufacturers, water treatment companies, maintenance contractors, building owners, facility managers, and government.
To find out more or participate in the peer review, contact [email protected]
Tagged as:AIRAH, ARBS Foundation, AS/NZS 3666, Cooling Towers, DA17, energy efficiency, water efficiency, water treatment
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