Fastrack - June 23, 2010

June 23, 2010

7th Annual Engineering Green Buildings Conference Storms Baltimore This Fall

EGB is part of HVACR WEEK 2010 The only networking and educational event dedicated to green-mechanical-systems design, technology, and applications in non-residential buildings, the Engineering Green Buildings (EGB) Conference and Expo will take place Sept. 23 and 24 at the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore. EGB 2010 is part of HVACR Week 2010—a mega-event that covers the gamut of the HVACR industry under one roof, from design to installation to maintenance and service. HVACR Week 2010 merges three events—HVAC Comfortech, the EGB Conference, and the Commercial HVACR Symposium—to create a single, comprehensive industry expo. Residential and commercial HVACR contractors join design, mechanical, and consulting engineers as well as facility owners/operators to learn about the latest trends in the industry and the best business-improvement tactics. EGB Conference educational sessions are as strong as ever. HPAC Engineering has assembled experts from across the country who are ready to share their knowledge and expertise with EGB Conference attendees. To see the seminar and speaker lineup, visit the EGB Conference Website.**GET BIG DISCOUNTS WITH EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION** Register before July 16 and receive more than $100 off the regular registration rate. Groups of 10 or more can receive even bigger discounts off the Early Bird rate. For more info and to see all the registration options, check out the EGB Conference registration page.

Humidity, Human Comfort and Productivity Optimal humidity level in indoor air strongly contributes to human comfort. The key to successful humidification control starts with a reliable humidity measurement. Learn about proper placement, government guidelines, and capacitive measurement technology. Download the Vaisala Application Note.

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