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Destratifying Heat With Large-Diameter, Low-Speed Fans By NINA WOLGELENTER, Big Ass Fan Co., Lexington, Ky. |
Ceiling height, insulation values, the presence or absence of floor-to-ceiling windows—all affect the regulation of indoor temperatures. With the natural tendency of heat to rise, a heating system has to work overtime to maintain the temperature set point at the occupant/thermostat level. Blending stratified warm and cool air through the use of large-diameter, low-speed fans eliminates the draft associated with typical fan circulation to achieve a comfortably heated space. [MORE] |
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As Industry Outlook Brightens, Bonuses, Raises, Incentives Coming Back |
New evidence points to a brightening mood among leaders of design firms, with bonuses, raises, and incentives poised to make a comeback. [MORE] |
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2010 BACnet Standard Published |
A large assortment of new technologies for emerging applications is contained in the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers' (ASHRAE’s) updated BACnet standard. [MORE] |
SMACNA Introduces Free Mobile 'App' for Estimating Air-Duct Leakage |
The Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors’ National Association (SMACNA) has introduced a mobile “app” designed to allow contractors, engineers, architects, and designers to estimate the leakage of air from ductwork easily and accurately. [MORE] |
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John Galyen Named President of Danfoss North America |
Danfoss, manufacturer of high-efficiency electronic and mechanical components and controls for air-conditioning, heating, refrigeration, and motion systems, announced that, effective May 4, John Galyen is president of Danfoss North America. [MORE] |
Firetube boiler CBEX from Cleaver-Brooks is a completely integrated boiler, burner, control, and heat-recovery system. Every core component was designed and built to work together, resulting in the most efficient and lowest-emission firetube system ever built. Features include minimum excess air across the operating range, the ability to meet 5-ppm nitrogen-oxide-emissions requirements and 1-ppm carbon-monoxide-emissions requirements, and a footprint 15-percent smaller than that of traditional designs. [MORE]—Cleaver-Brooks
Variable-refrigerant-flow system Samsung DVM Plus III enhances comfort while reducing energy consumption in commercial applications, utilizing variable-refrigerant-flow technology to allow more than 40 indoor units to be connected to up to three outdoor units ganged together. Multiple capacities and styles of indoor units are available to suit room size and load, as well as room usage. Outdoor units are powered by the Copeland Scroll Digital compressor. A wide range of controlling options, ranging from the simple to full building-management system, is available. [MORE]—Samsung DVM - System AC
Narrow bypass package E7N is a two-contactor-style bypass with Hand/Off/Auto touchpad control, which allows motor operation from either the drive or across the line. This allows continued operation, even if the E7 drive is disabled by fault or intention. The E7N is a versatile narrow enclosure that meets the space requirements of end users and OEMs, yet has the flexibility to meet the varying requirements of specifying engineers and HVAC designers. [MORE]—Yaskawa America Inc.
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