Posts Tagged ‘Hvac Equipment’
Controlling Indoor Air Pollution With HVAC Equipment
Wednesday, July 21st, 2010
Pollution within structures is often many times worse than outside because pollutants do not have the whole atmosphere to be diluted in. Especially in manufacturing and heavy industry applications, proper ventilation is necessary to have workers on site.
Energy Star Air Conditioning
Wednesday, June 30th, 2010
The Energy Star label is a federal recognition of products that are more efficient in energy use than the average product in that category. Energy star is credited with being a driving force behind significant reductions in home energy use since its inception. HVAC Energy Star equipment has been especially effective because of new technologies and the fact that about half of domestic energy use in the US is used for heating and cooling.
Maintaining Your HVAC Equipment
Friday, June 18th, 2010
One of the most essential things you can to keep your HVAC system operating efficiently is to make sure it is regularly maintained and inspected. Some of the tasks associated with maintaining a heating, ventilation and air conditioning unit can be done by the average homeowner.
EPA Standards For HVAC Equipment
Sunday, June 13th, 2010
The majority of the US is in a temperate climate. This means that although the temperature does not reach extremes found in tropical and arctic latitudes, there are major seasonal weather variations.
HVAC Design Calculations - For the Homeowner, Builder, Architect, and the Handy Do-It-Yourselfer
Wednesday, April 21st, 2010
HVAC design calculations, Manual J heat loss/gain calculation, Manual D duct designs, and Manual S equipment selection, are the ACCA approved methods for properly designing heating and/or air conditioning and ventilation systems (HVAC). These methods are rapidly sweeping across our country as the preferred methods to determine HVAC equipment and duct system sizing, as well as other comfort systems, such as radiant floor heating.