1045C, 1082C, 1098C, 1105C, 1190C, 1220C, 1320C, 1500C
CALMAC® Energy Storage Tank Model C
1045C, 1082C, 1098C, 1105C, 1190C, 1220C, 1320C, 1500C
CALMAC® Energy Storage Tank Model C
- Capacity Range: 41-486 ton-hours
- Internal header with two, three, or four 4-inch flanged connections
- Easily adaptable to reverse return configurations
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High reliability and low maintenance
The second-generation Model C Thermal Energy Storage tank also feature a 100 percent welded polyethylene heat exchanger and improved reliability, virtually eliminating maintenance. The tank is available with pressure ratings up to 125 psi.
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Simple and fast to install
Developed in response to customer requests for more flexible siting and faster installation of storage tanks, the second-generation CALMAC Model C tanks can be bolted to each other due to their internal headers and four inch flanges.
Internalized headers eliminate most external piping (80 percent) which results in a 20 percent smaller footprint requirement and more siting arrangement flexibility, cutting installation cost and time of installation.
Model C tank CAD drawings
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Resources
Check out the links below to learn more about the benefits that thermal storage energy can provide for you.
Whitepaper
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Energy Storage Providing for a Low Carbon FutureASHRAE Journal691KB
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The Hidden Daytime Price of ElectricityASHRAE Journal135KB
Brochure
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Technical introduction to thermal energy storageIB-SLB182-EN
Product Data Sheets
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Line CardENGY-SLB033-EN
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Installation Instructions
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CALMAC Ice Bank Energy Storage Installation ManualIB-SVX186*-EN
Installation Operation Maintenance (IOMs)
Customer Stories
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Customer Story
In 2001 Allen County Public Library (ACPL), one of the top U.S. libraries, and its 14 locations had a varied collection of HVAC systems, controls, fire alarm, access, security and other systems. With the planned addition of 127,000 square feet and renovation of 240,000 square feet at the main library in Fort Wayne, ACPL used the opportunity to upgrade, standardize and integrate buildings, systems and equipment. -
Chesapeake Regional Medical Center
Chesapeake Regional Medical Center had developed plans for a 49,000 square feet expansion; however the existing chiller plant did not have the necessary cooling capacity to handle the additional floor space. The medical center also did not have any HVAC system redundancy and wanted to eliminate the CFC refrigerants in the existing chillers. -
Challenged by an aging infrastructure, inefficiencies and high maintenance costs, county commissioners moved to restore the historical Pueblo County Courthouse to its original beauty, while improving energy management. Using a grant from the US Department of Energy, facilities management staff performed a comprehensive energy analysis of their buildings to determine ways to maximize efficiency, and developed a sustainability plan outlining their objectives to reduce energy use across county facilities by 5 percent in five years. -
Pinellas County Central Energy Plant
Constructed where a parking lot once stood, the new Pinellas County Central Energy Plant was built to generate and deliver chilled water through an underground distribution piping network to provide air conditioning to county buildings throughout downtown Clearwater. The facility includes a 4,500 sq ft. chiller/pump room, a 5,600 sq ft. cooling tower yard and a 4,122 sq ft. ice storage yard. -
Sustainable Transformation: Trane's Thermal Energy Storage System at 11 Madison Avenue, NYC
Discover how Trane's innovative Thermal Energy Storage (TES) system helped SL Green Realty reduce greenhouse gas emissions and achieve significant cost savings while enhancing the cooling efficiency of the iconic 11 Madison Avenue building in Manhattan.
