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Air Vent Seminar in Troy, Michigan Results... Solid turnout and lively Q & A for the Air Vent Seminar in Troy, Michigan today. Question of the Day: "With reverse gables, for example, the linear footage of available eave area/overhang to use intake vents is limited. How do we balance the intake with the exhaust?" Answer: Good call. Sometimes the practicality of properly venting an attic is not thought through during the house/roof design phase. We do the best we can with the cards we've been dealt. With reverse gables you could add a 2nd type of intake wherever there is roof surface to use. Thus, you'd have intake vents in the overhang and on the roof low at the edge. They would work together because they are in the same wind pressure zone. Tomorrow our seminar heads to Novi, MI. Next week we go to Texas for 3 stops. Use the link below to reserve your FREE spot at any seminar through April 11, 2024. https://lnkd.in/g4-SFqEp #airventseminars #asktheexpertseminars #atticventilation

Cooling tower silencing can be achieved at a fraction of the cost of conventional techniques that involve high capital expenditure and increased running costs due to the use of acoustic enclosures, barriers and attenuators. Moreover, the common low-frequency fan hum that remains (as silencers and barriers do not attenuate the hum) can still cause complaints. However, there are low-cost alternatives that use aerodynamic and other engineering techniques to provide a win-win of both cooling tower noise attenuation and improved system efficiency. This guide provides example case studies that demonstrate how cooling tower noise problems can be resolved. Details of the fundamentals of cooling tower noise are given in accompanying guide “Cooling Tower Noise Control”. If you have a specific problem, details of the information needed is given in the follow-up guide “Remote Control of Fan Noise”. Download your FREE copy of the guide here - https://lnkd.in/eFAVduwx #coolingtowernoiseproblem #coolingtowernoise #coolingtownernoisecontrol #noisecontrol

So what’s the difference between a constant volume and variable volume commercial HVAC system? A constant volume system will alter a space’s temperature by heating the air flowing through the ducts, while a variable system will alter the temperature by reducing or increasing the flow of heated or cooled air into the space.

So what’s the difference between a constant volume and variable volume commercial HVAC system? A constant volume system will alter a space’s temperature by heating the air flowing through the ducts, while a variable system will alter the temperature by reducing or increasing the flow of heated or cooled air into the space.

When choosing a forced air blowers for ventilation, always make sure they meet required cfm levels. Account for ductwork and space layout to ensure even air distribution, and always test the air with a gas monitor after ventilation! 👷♂️ 🔗 https://loom.ly/DsES760 #ventilation #blower #confinedspace #safety #safetyfirst #digdifferent

https://lnkd.in/giSxHVKA When it comes to HVAC systems, the network of ducts acts as the backbone, delivering conditioned air to every corner of your home. It ensures efficient and reliable distribution of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) throughout your living space. If the installation is not done correctly, it can result in energy loss, poor indoor air quality, and inadequate heating or cooling. #ductinstallation

Exploring the Messana Ray Magic System: A Closer Look at Heating / Cooling and Water Distribution Discover the essential components in the mechanical room of the Messana Ray Magic system. Learn how the heating unit and manifold control and distribute water temperatures throughout the system. #CoolingSystems #HeatingSystems #MessanaSystem #TemperatureControl #EfficientHeating #RadiantHeating #RadiantCooling #SustainableLiving #RayMagic @messanatech

Starting up your cooling towers is not as simple as turning them on. Read our blog to learn more about how to properly start up your cooling tower. https://okt.to/uhxk3J

With flow temperatures starting to rise again in the world of Heat Pumps, LST (Low Surface Temperature) radiators are becoming more of a thing again. Merriott UK have 3 different types of LST radiators to offer. From the Heavy-duty Ultima LST with its impressive range of styles & outputs, thick casing, and a wide range of connection options. Through our NHS DN4 compliant emitter powered Optima LST with 30-year warranty (10 on the casing). Finishing with their cost effective Protecta LST range, Merriott UK have an impressive number of LST options. When you add to this already impressive portfolio the ClimaAir Fan Convector, which can be surface or recess mounted onto the ceiling as a further option to completely remove the risk from the walls, Merriott UK really do have all the bases covered.   If you are working on any projects that may need LST's or need any further information on these products, please get in touch.   https://lnkd.in/ex9iyZbB https://lnkd.in/eSYFd-eq #LowSurfaceTemperature #LST #CommercialRadiators #HeatingSolutions #EfficientHeating #IndustrialCooling #EnergyEfficiency #HVAC #CommercialBuildings #FacilityManagement #SustainableHeating #CommercialProperty #HeatingSolutions #EfficientRadiators #StayWarm #RadiantHeat

Starting up your cooling towers is not as simple as turning them on. Read our blog to learn more about how to properly start up your cooling tower. https://okt.to/j6zyIJ