Why using district cooling system . and what is the main part of ETS

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District cooling systems are efficient and cost-effective for cooling large areas. The main part of ETS is the thermal storage tank.

District cooling systems are centralized systems that use chilled water to cool multiple buildings in a given area.
They are more energy-efficient and cost-effective than individual cooling systems for each building.
The main part of ETS (Energy Transfer Station) is the thermal storage tank, which stores chilled water for distribution to the buildings.
The thermal storage tank allows for off-peak cooling, which reduces energy consumption during peak hours.
ETS also includes pumps, heat exchangers, and control systems to regulate the flow and temperature of the chilled water.
District cooling systems are commonly used in large commercial and residential areas, such as business districts, universities, and hospitals.

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