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Description:
Trane has state-of-the-art Air-Cooled Scroll liquid chillers for a wide range of comfort and process-cooling applications. These chillers are complete, factory-assembled liquid chillers that offer ease of installation with wiring and microprocessor controllers providing maximum operating efficiency. Our compact chillers install easily and quickly into most building layouts, making them ideal choices for retrofit or new building designs.
The 20 to 120 ton air-cooled chiller model CGAM is factory assembled, charged and designed for outdoor use in ambient temperatures of 0 to 125 F. Chillers are equipped with compressors, condenser, fans, evaporator and controls.
The industrial-grade design is ideal for large office buildings and commercial/industrial facilities. They install easily and quickly on the roof or ground for comfort or process cooling applications.
MasterFormat Number(s): 23 64 23
MasterFormat Number(s): 23 64 23
Manufacturer:
Trane
3600 Pammel Creek Road
La Crosse, WI 54601
3600 Pammel Creek Road
La Crosse, WI 54601
PRODUCT DETAILS2.1 SUSTAINABLE STANDARDS AND CERTIFICATIONS • 2.2 SUSTAINABLE PERFORMANCE CRITERIA • 2.3 SUSTAINABLE COMPOSITION OF PRODUCT
2.1 SUSTAINABLE STANDARDS AND CERTIFICATIONS
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2.2 SUSTAINABLE PERFORMANCE CRITERIA
2.2.23 Heating, Ventilating, and Air-Conditioning (HVAC)
| Is witness-test available in the factory? | Yes No | ||||||||
2.2.99 Additional Product Performance
| List essential performance and physical characteristics: (ie. Fire resistance rating, vapor permeability, strength, etc.) | |||||||
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Characteristic:
Performance and efficiency
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Measurement test (UL, ASTM, FM, etc):
ARI
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Results (value,units):
ARI certification applies for all tonnage range
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Characteristic:
The entire unit
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Measurement test (UL, ASTM, FM, etc):
UL
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Results (value,units):
UL-1995
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2.3 SUSTAINABLE COMPOSITION OF PRODUCT
2.3.1 Composition
| List the primary materials in a representative sample of the reported product. (List actual material - not trade name) | |||||||
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Steel- % (Mike)
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2.3.3 Recycled Content
| Does the product contain any recycled content material? | Yes No | ||||||||
2.3.6 Emissions
| Does the product contain any added Urea Formaldehyde? | Yes No | ||||||||
PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE3.1 LIFE CYCLE ANALYSIS • Manufacturer Comments • 3.2 Material Extraction and Transportation • 3.3 MANUFACTURING • 3.4 CONSTRUCTION • 3.5 FACILITY OPERATIONS • 3.6 DECONSTRUCTION / RECYCLING PHASE
3.1 LIFE CYCLE ANALYSIS
| Has this product, or any product in the product category, gone through a life cycle assessment (LCA)? | Yes No | ||||||||
| Was the LCA third-party verified? | Yes No | ||||||||
| Is there other relevant LCA data, for example, pertaining to a major constituent material? (In some cases a trade association or other entity may have conducted an industry average LCA on a common material. Please note if this is the case, and also if there are ways in which the process used for this product significantly deviates from that generic LCA.) | Yes No | ||||||||
| Is an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) available for this product, or any products in this category? (An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) provides Life Cycle Information in a standardized format as described generally by ISO 14025, and specifically for building products by ISO 21930.) | Yes No | ||||||||
| Was the EPD third party verified? | |||||||||
Manufacturer Comments
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3.2 Material Extraction and Transportation
3.2.1 Regional Materials
| Location(s) of manufacturing facility(s) producing the reported product | |||||||||
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City, State/Province, Zip, Country:
Pueblo, CO, 81001, USA
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City, State/Province, Zip, Country:
Epinal, France
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City, State/Province, Zip, Country:
Taicang, China
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Material:
Steel
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Location:
Various locations
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Material:
Copper
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Location:
Various locations
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Material:
Aluminum
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Location:
Various locations
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| Raw materials or components are too numerous, are sourced from too wide a region, or are too dispersed for a meaningful answer. | Yes No | ||||||||
3.2.2 Supply Chain
| What approximate percent of materials and/or assemblies by weight are sourced from ISO 14001 certified suppliers? | |||||||
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don't know
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| How has the company worked with suppliers on reducing the environmental footprint of your supply chain? | |||||||
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Yes, Trane is working on a few projects for example reusing packaging materials with suppliers (plastic caps, plastic bags, etc.)
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3.3 MANUFACTURING
3.3.1 Manufacturing and Support Facilities
| Does the company maintain ISO 14001 registration for some or all manufacturing facilities, including international locations? | |||||||||
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some
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If some, identify which plant(s):
Epinal, France; Taicang, China
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| Does the company generate energy on-site from renewable resources? | Yes No | ||||||||
| Does the company purchase any thermal energy or electricity from renewable sources? (for electricity this refers to sources that meet the Center for Resource Solutions Green-e Energy National Standard) | Yes No | ||||||||
3.3.2 Manufacturing Process
| What is the company's specified goal for reducing energy consumption? | |||||||||
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Trane and IR's goal in reducing energy, greenhouse gas emission, and solid waste by 15% over the next 5 year with 2008 as the baseline.
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What steps has the company taken to reduce energy consumption of the manufacturing process?
Many things are planned and done including energy audit, energy efficiency team for many manufacturing facilities.
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What is the percent reduction achieved by unit of product over the specified period?
0 |
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Enter Base year for period.
2008
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Enter Reporting year for period.
2008
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| What is the company's specified goal for GHG reduction? | |||||||||
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Trane and IR's goal in reducing energy, greenhouse gas emission, and solid waste by 15% over the next 5 year with 2008 as the baseline.
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What steps has the company taken to reduce GHG emissions of the manufacturing process?
Many things are planned and done including energy audit, energy efficiency team for many manufacturing facilities.
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What is the percent reduction achieved by unit over specified period?
0 |
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Enter Base year for period.
2008
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Enter Reporting year for period.
2008
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| Does the company participate in any recognized voluntary programs to increase energy efficiency and/or reduce GHG emissions in manufacturing? | Yes No | ||||||||
| Does the company report greenhouse gas emissions? | Yes No | ||||||||
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Is the company listed on The Climate Registry, and/or is GHG reporting done according to a recognized protocol?
other
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If other, please list:
Not yet determine
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| What is the company's specified goal for reducing potable water use? | |||||||||
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No specific water reduction goals
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What steps have been taken to reduce potable water consumption of the manufacturing process?
We are reusing test tank water to minimize the amount of potable water been used.
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| What is the company's specified goal for reducing solid waste? | |||||||||
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Trane and IR's goal in reducing energy, greenhouse gas emission, and solid waste by 15% over the next 5 year with 2008 as the baseline.
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What steps has the company taken to reduce solid-waste created from the manufacturing process?
Many things are planned and done including aspects and impacts studies, pollution prevention team for many manufacturing facilities.
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What is the percent reduction achieved by unit of product over the specified period?
0 |
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Enter Base year for period.
2008
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Enter Reporting year for period.
2008
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| What percent of the waste from the facility goes to hazardous waste, landfill, Waste-To-Energy (WTE), recycled (offsite)? | |||||||||
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hazardous waste:
0 |
landfill:
64 |
Waste-To-Energy (WTE):
5 |
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recycled (offsite):
30 |
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| Are any Hazardous Air Pollutants (as defined by EPA) created, used, or released during the manufacture of the product? | Yes No | ||||||||
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Are any hazardous chemicals created, used, or released during the manufacture of the product which must be reported under the State Right to Know Act (SARA), Section 313 via the Toxics Release Inventory (TRI)? (The absence of hazardous chemicals or air pollutants in manufacture is laudable. However the presence of such hazards is not a simple indicator of environmental impact. Which listed hazards are present, how they are handled, the magnitude of emissions, and the extent and effectiveness of efforts to minimize creation, use, and releases of such hazards, are all important in assessing environmental responsibility. While it can be problematic to try to compare the performance of different companies, a record of TRI releases by company found on the EPA website allows review of a single company over time. http://www.epa.gov/enviro/html/tris/tris_query.html) |
Yes No | ||||||||
3.4 CONSTRUCTION
3.4.1 Construction Waste Management
| Shipping and Packing Materials (select all that apply for each) | |||||||||
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Pallets:
Not used
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Boxes:
Not used
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Packing filler:
Not used
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Containers:
Not used
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Wrapping:
Not used
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Other:
Minimize the construction waste- do not use listed anything above; design and construct for shipping; for units without louvers, corrugated plastic is used to protect the coil.
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| Has the company reduced the amount of packaging required? | Yes No | ||||||||
| Are there programs in place to reduce environmental impacts of packaging? | Yes No | ||||||||
| Does the design of this product include features that reduce amount of excess material/overage required at installation? | Yes No | ||||||||
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What is the typical % excess material/overage?
0 |
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3.4.2 Installation
| Accessories: Identify accessory items (adhesives, fasteners, tapes, etc.) required to install product and describe in the comment field any impact on the sustainable performance of the product. | |||||||
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Water piping, electrical wiring, and vibration isolation.
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3.4.3 Contract Closeout
| Final Cleaning: Do recommended final cleaning materials emit any known airborne toxins or VOCs? | Yes No | ||||||||
| Testing, Adjusting, and Commissioning: Briefly describe any activities recommended to assure optimal performance of the product or that are required to achieve its specified contribution to sustainable performance of the system. | |||||||||
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Unit startup should be performed by factory trained technicans in accordance with practice set forth in the installation manuals.
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3.5 FACILITY OPERATIONS
3.5.1 Product Lifespan
| What is the expected lifespan of the product? | |||||||||
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15 years |
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| What is the maximum length of manufacturer's warranty? | |||||||||
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1 year after shipment; offer special up to 10-year warranty
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| Does the product have an extended life, based on improved durability as defined by ISO 14021? | Yes No | ||||||||
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Average percent improvement in lifespan:
100 |
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3.5.2 Recommended Cleaning and Maintenance
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Other
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3.6 DECONSTRUCTION / RECYCLING PHASE
3.6.1 Manufacturer/Industry Programs
| Is there a maintenance/replacement agreement? | Yes No | ||||||||
| Is there a buy-back or take-back program for products at end-of-life? | Yes No | ||||||||
| If yes, is there a cost to the customer? | |||||||||
3.6.2 Product Reuse
| Is the entire product reusable? | Yes No | ||||||||
| Are components of the product reusable? | Yes No | ||||||||
| If yes to either of the above, do installation techniques allow it to be easily removed/disassembled without damage? | Yes No | ||||||||
3.6.3 Product Recycling / Disposal
| Is the product currently being recycled into another product? | Yes No | ||||||||
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If yes, describe what new product(s):
Scrap metals and refrigerants are recycled as the machines are decomissioned.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION4.1 Stewardship • 4.2 Transparency of Information • Manufacturer Comments
4.1 Stewardship
| Are any of the company's buildings/sites certified under a green building rating system? | Yes No | ||||||||
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Identify location of certified building:
Trane San Antonio district office
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Identify which certification:
LEED CI
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Identify level of certification achieved:
Silver
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| Briefly describe the organizations environmental policies or programs and provide link to them on company website. | |||||||||
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Trane values guide us in our commitment to corporate social responsibility. We are driven by customers; we recognize the importance of our people; we operate with integrity; we strive for excellence; we deliver on our promises. By following these values - by living them every day - we get closer to our goal of being a model corporate citizen in the communities where we work and a responsible resident of the planet where we all live. Since 2004, Trane has published an annual global citizenship report to substantiate our commitment and desire to be measured not only by our financial performance, but also by our environmental stewardship and social responsibility.
http://www.trane.com/Corporate/Citizenship/index.asp
2008 Sustainability Report can be found here: www.ingersollrand.com/sustainabilityreport
Participate the Environmental Leadership Program for Colorado Silver level to reduce pollution.
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| What awards and recognition has the company achieved or received for its environmental stewardship? | |||||||||
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Ingersoll Rand, the parent company of Trane, has been named to the Dow Jones Sustainability North America Index, KLD Global Climate 100 Index, KLD Global Sustainability Index, KLD North America Sustainability Index and among others. In 2007, Trane joined EPA's Climate Leaders Program and Clinton Climate Initiative. Trane also received the awards below over the recent years:
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| Are there other environmental groups that also list the product(s)? | |||||||||
| Is this product GreenSpec listed? | Yes No | ||||||||
| Does the company participate in any voluntary programs to reduce environmental impact of the listed product(s)? | Yes No | ||||||||
4.2 Transparency of Information
| Is the environmental information reported in this form available on the website? | Yes No | ||||||||
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If yes link to webpage(s):
www.ingersollrand.com/sustainabilityreport
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| Does the company have an environmental policy or sustainability plan available on its website? | Yes No | ||||||||
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If yes link to webpage(s):
www.ingersollrand.com/sustainabilityreport
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| Does the company produce a corporate sustainability report for public review? | Yes No | ||||||||
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If yes link to webpage(s):
www.ingersollrand.com/sustainabilityreport
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| On what protocol is it based (GRI, OneReport, etc)? | |||||||||
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GRI
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| Ingredients or materials that comprise the product are fully disclosed on product packaging or in materials accompanying the product | Yes No | ||||||||
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