Exhibit 6 - PPRBD Ice Bank Cut Sheets.pdf

These documents are technical specifications and submittal data for Baltimore Aircoll Company's Ice Chiller® Thermal Storage Units for the Pikes Peak Regional Development Center project, prepared for Cobb Mechanical Contractors in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The project involves installing two thermal storage units (Model TSU-476M) with a total certified capacity of 952 ton-hours of storage, using 355 GPM of 25% propylene glycol solution, with an ice build capability of 816 ton-hours in 12 hours. The units are designed to operate with entering and leaving temperatures between 23.2°F and 28.2°F, with a pressure drop of 7.4 PSI.

The technical specifications detail comprehensive mechanical requirements including tank construction using 14-gauge hot-dip galvanized steel panels, water quality guidelines, glycol quality standards, and specific performance parameters. The equipment includes multiple steel heat exchangers, water-tight sectional covers, an inventory sensor, and operating controls. The system is certified by the Cooling Technology Institute and manufactured under ISO 9001 certified processes. The project appears to be funded through El Paso County, with the thermal storage units intended to provide efficient cooling and energy management for the Pikes Peak Regional Development Center.