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Schools need to maintain a healthy environment. In order to achieve that schools are choosing VRF systems. Here are some benefits of VRF systems in schools.

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A number of educational institutions like schools, colleges, and universities are trying their best to make some important changes in terms of Heating, Venting, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems. Generally, these institutions work on a tight budget and have limited sources. With this, it becomes quite difficult for schools to meet operational needs efficiently. Due to these challenges, most of the schools and institutions are doing away with the traditional HVAC systems and moving towards newer technology like variable refrigerant flow (VRF) systems, which is much more efficient and economical.

One of the major reasons behind schools shifting to newer technology is the expenses and difficulty associated with traditional HVAC systems while they are renovating the buildings. To avoid such problems, they opt for Variable Refrigerant Systems (VRF). Talking further about VRF systems, they are ductless and have several small air handlers. Besides this, it has lesser components which in result lessens the cost of initial equipment.

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Generally, business owners don’t pay attention to the air conditioning issues and rather put them at the back burner in the winters. But according to us, winters are the best season to replace your air conditioning systems. With this, you’ll get all the time you need for thinking and researching about various air conditioning systems. Besides this, The prices are quite lesser when compared to other times of the year. If you’re someone who owns a business or a restaurant, then you must opt for the variable refrigerant flow or VRF system.

These VRF systems are the most sophisticated version of HVAC systems. They have been put to use in different parts of the world for almost a decade. Presently, they are highly demanded in the US for several places like restaurants.

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VRF systems are the most preferred HVAC technology for all types of spaces. Well, they work wonders for restaurants with dual operation & lower utility bills.

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People who work as an HVAC contractor in the professional trade industries must have heard about the VRF Systems. But don’t know about these systems working and its benefits. VRF Systems have been used in several countries for the last 40 years. The term VRF refers to Variable Refrigerant Flow; it was back in 2000 when these systems were introduced in the United States.VRF Systems have been widely known for their energy-efficiency and a quick return on investment in many applications. As VRF Systems have not been around much, there are several myths attached to it. This is the time to get your facts right regarding VRF Systems.

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Do you know there are various types of refrigerants? If not, then check out our blog to know about various Types of Refrigerants and places where they are used

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India largest cricket stadium

There are 49 international cricket venues in India, have been used for first-class cricket. Here is the list of India largest cricket stadium by seating capacity in India, Also most famous venues for test cricket, international cricket and Twenty20 cricket games.

Sardar Patel Stadium or Motera Stadium of Ahmedabad is a very popular cricket stadium of India, currently undergoing redevelopment and will be the largest cricket stadium in the world once completed with a seating capacity of 110,000 spectators.

Raipur International Cricket Stadium, Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India

This is actually a relatively new stadium in the cricket world. This stadium has the capacity to accommodate 65, 000 fans at a single time and it was opened in the year 2008. The first-ever match was played on this ground was actually an unofficial one-day match between the Chhattisgarh Ranji team against the Canada touring team. The stadium is equipped with the best facilities and it has been a home ground for the IPL team Delhi Daredevils.

Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai

Mumbai has played host to Test matches at three different venues - the first-ever Test in India was hosted at the Bombay Gymkhana in 1933-34 against England. After the Second World War, the Cricket Club of India's (CCI) Brabourne Stadium became the city's second ground. However, a dispute between the CCI and the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) over the allocation of tickets for cricket matches forced the latter to build a separate stadium. The stadium was named after the association's president Barrister Sheshrao Krishnarao Wankhede. The initial capacity of the stadium was around 45,000. The first Test was staged in the season of 1974-75 when West Indies toured India.

The Eden Gardens, Kolkata

There have been other, better, times too when the verve and energy of the crowd has made it a twelfth man of sorts and stirred India's finest to great feats, none more so than that hallowed day in March 2001 when VVS Laxman and Rahul Dravid set the stage for the greatest come-from-behind victory of modern times, against an Australian team poised for an unprecedented 17th straight Test win. Despite packing in 90,000 on red-letter days, it hasn't been a lucky charm for India until recently, when the spin wiles of Harbhajan Singh and Anil Kumble inspired famous victories against Australia and Pakistan.

Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Hyderabad

The need for a big ground and an exclusive cricket facility necessitated the building of a cricket ground in Uppal, an eastern suburb of Hyderabad. Moreover the earlier venue - the Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium - was owned by the Sports Authority of Andhra Pradesh, giving the Hyderabad Cricket Association limited control over the ground. Stretched over 16 acres of land, the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium did away Hyderabad's reputation of being a high-scoring venue. The ground has had its share of controversy. The first came with the name, which the state government changed to honor a former Indian prime minister. The HCA had to pay out the contractors - Visaka Industries - after whom the stadium was originally named. 

Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium has a capacity of 55,000 spectators, with batsman-friendly and high scoring pitch, home ground for Sunrisers Hyderabad and Deccan Chargers. 

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