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Ahuja, managing director of Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates-based Maico Gulf LLC, assumed the position during AMCA’s Annual Meeting, Oct. 2-6 in Maui, Hawaii.
ASHRAE/IES 90.1 is the first standard, code, or regulation to use AMCA's FEI as the metric for efficiency provisions for commercial and industrial fans and blowers.
Greenheck has added the wind-driven rain louver EVH-302 to its louver line. Featuring 3-inch deep vertical rain-resistant blades, the EVH-302 is AMCA 500-L Certified for Air Performance, Water Penetration and Wind-Driven Rain; AMCA 540 Listed for Wind Borne Debris; and AMCA 550 Listed for High Velocity Wind-Driven Rain.
Greenheck’s new GreenJet® axial transfer fans provide ventilation for ductless underground parking applications. In a ductless system, the garage still uses a main supply and exhaust duct, but the installation of an axial transfer fan eliminates the need for ductwork throughout the parking areas.
The Air Movement and Control Association (AMCA) welcomed 90 individuals to San Antonio for the inaugural Air System Engineering and Technology (ASET) Conference-US (ASET-US).
According to Greenheck, its new Model AER direct drive sidewall propeller fan moves 30% more air compared to similar fans. This allows for a smaller fan size to be specified in order to achieve desired performance while reducing first cost.
