New York Blower Company

📣⚠️ CHANGES TO FAN ENERGY REGULATIONS! 📣⚠️ In the early development stages of the California Energy Commission's Title 20 Regulation and the Department of Energy's Test Procedure, it was unclear if the two entities would align in their separate rulings. However, as of September of 2024, the CEC Title 20 Regulation is mostly aligned with the DOE Test Procedure. There are three major items of note based on this recent development. 1. Radial housed unshrouded fans less than 30" in diameter or less than 3" in blade width are exempt from the CEC Title 20 Regulation. 2. The exemption for mobile applications has been refined to transport refrigeration which is significantly more limited in scope than originally assumed. 3. The Air Movement and Control Association's (AMCA) Test Procedure for Calculating Fan Energy Index (FEI) for Commercial and Industrial Fans and Blowers (AMCA Publication 214) which defines embedded fans is no longer specifically referenced in the regulation. While there is still an exemption for fans and blowers in manufactured assemblies that include functions other than air movement, now the fan or blower must only be available as part of this assembly, and it cannot be available elsewhere in the marketplace. While the DOE Energy Conservation Standard has yet to be finalized and made public, this development is expected toward the end of this calendar year. To review the full history of fan energy regulations, visit our website: https://bit.ly/4f5OeOD

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Had a great visit at the New York Blower Company factory in Philadelphia, Ms today! Having a facility in the South creates a huge advantage for us by having quick lead times on items such as pressure blowers, expansion joints, silencers, and any custom piping requested by our customers. Contact me today if we can with any of your blower needs.

📢 Join us for our upcoming webinar on "Fan Fundamentals - Level 2, Module 2 | Fan Noise", presented by Doug Jones! 📅 Wednesday, October 23rd 🕐 1:00pm CDT 👉 Register here: https://bit.ly/3BBlkaI The purpose of this presentation is to educate industry professionals on fan noise fundamentals so they can develop a basic understanding the noise characteristics of different fan types, installation impact, and best practice during selection. 📝 At the end of this presentation, you will be able to: • Describe the calculation procedure for overall sound and frequency weighting. • Scale sound data to alternate operating conditions. • Adjust sound data to account for fan configuration in the field. • Use blade pass frequency and its first harmonic as design criteria in fan selection. • Identify sound attenuation options to mitigate noise concerns. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your knowledge! We look forward to seeing you there!

#TBT 🔙 Check out this ad from 1976! Although not a new offering, our Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic Fans are designed for ventilation and industrial process applications where corrosive fumes may be present in the airstream and/or surrounding atmosphere. We have one of the most diverse product offerings in the industry, so regardless of your application we can find a fan, like our FRP products, that best suits you. Reach out to see how we can help you! https://bit.ly/47PvJLZ

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