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While it remains to be seen how much of the infrastructure and sustainability aspects of President Joe Biden’s policies will be adopted, we should be prepared nonetheless.
With the 2019 editions of NFPA 80 and NFPA 105 came the allowance for remote periodic testing of smoke and combination fire/smoke dampers. For building owners, this can mean significantly reduced costs and increased safety.
The constraints imposed by the pandemic have made it even more crucial to have real-time building information readily accessible and therefore has put BAS and its many shortfalls in the spotlight today.
When talking about burners, it is essential to address the fundamentals of combustion and fuel burning efficiency, recognizing that higher excess oxygen in a flue gas sample directly correlates to reduced efficiency and higher overall emissions.
On Demand Designing a Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) System for your next project does not have to be complicated. The experts at Trane have broken down VRF System design into a 4-step process, including system type, humidity control, ventilation considerations, and controls selection.
On Demand Once you have selected Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) as the HVAC technology for your next project, you need to consider how to control your system. Integrated controls provide benefits beyond HVAC system control, with the ability to integrate other technologies like a Dedicated Outdoor Air System (DOAS). DOAS systems are designed to condition up to 100% of outdoor air year-round, reduce latent loads, enhance comfort and energy efficiency, and maintain your building’s indoor air quality.
On Demand Today’s engineers face increased pressure to deliver more efficient buildings, with tighter timelines and smaller budgets. Pumps have traditionally been a small part of the overall HVAC system, but with improved technology are key to maintaining the original design intention. Moving from field-built to packaged pumping systems simplifies specification, installation, operation, and maintenance.
