There's a Cooling Problem Inside the Burj Khalifa... And Dubai Can't Fix It
#BurjKhalifa #Dubai #ClimateChange Is the world's most iconic skyscraper quietly losing the battle against its own climate? This video examines the thermal design limits of the Burj Khalifa's district cooling infrastructure, the compounding effect of Dubai's two-degree temperature rise on mechanical cooling loads, the condensate volumes that expose the scale of the thermal war being fought inside the tower, the electrical grid dependency underpinning the entire system, the aging state of chillers and heat exchangers now past their primary maintenance window, and the gap between the design envelope drawn in the early 2000s and the climate reality instruments have been recording since 2015 — and the convergence of these factors makes this far more than an architectural footnote.

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