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THE LATEST IN COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL HVAC
Danger: Hospitals and the CMS Crackdown
Chances are you know someone who has been hospitalized or stayed in a nursing home and developed pneumonia. How does that happen? The latest science proves some of these cases are coming from the facility water supply.
Factory-built Grease Duct: It’s Easy Greasy!
Architects and engineers have two options when specifying the design and construction of kitchen hood exhaust ducts. They can use field-fabricated or factory-built grease ducts.
But, which option is the best?
Chiller Startup: Stay Cool This Summer
It took a while for the spring weather to arrive in the Midwest, but now the temperature is quickly warming up, and we can finally say that the cooling season has started. In the HVAC world, that means it is time to start up your chiller(s).
Is Copper-silver the Best Disinfection Method for Potable Water?
Did you know that metals such as copper and silver can be used for water treatment when ionized?
In fact, copper-silver ionization is one of the oldest and most effective water disinfection solutions that we are aware of.
2 Tweaks that will Improve Your Cooling Tower Water
Johnson Controls Acquires Triatek, Keeping Hospital Air Monitored and Clean
HVAC systems are a vital piece of critical environments. Triatek mitigates the spread of dangerous airborne contaminants and prevents harmful chemicals from re-circulating in the air.
7 Reasons Why You Should Consider a Physics-based Water Treatment System for Your Cooling Tower
Chemical water treatment has always been one of the biggest safety concerns when managing a facility. The reasons are numerous: drums of toxic chlorine, wash stations, emergency contact procedures, and legionella to name a few …
Commercial Water Treatment. Chemical or Non-Chemical?
In the HVAC industry, water and energy use are closely related. In fact, we could say that they are interdependent.
3 Things You Can Do to Reduce Your HVAC Energy Expenses
Sum up high energy rates in your facility to over-billing by energy companies and you ‘ll see profits drop. Add old equipment in your building and it sounds even worse.
What can you do?
