Terminal Equipment With DOAS: Series vs. Parallel

May 1, 2008
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While there’s no disagreement that DOAS systems require some supplemental equipment to handle remaining sensible cooling loads, a couple of schools of thought have evolved regarding the best way to arrange certain terminal equipment within the overall system. Can this be a simple misunderstanding about one option’s ideal configuration? Can a 2,700% difference in power consumption really be a part of this discussion? Read on to find out.
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