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: Glyniss Bone; Grant Laidlaw; 20 March 2019; Hits: 183

Reporting non-compliance

By Grant Laidlaw
What do the regulations say about non-compliance in the HVAC&R industry and how should this be reported and acted upon?

This is the third and final article looking at how the relatively new application of electrolysis is being increasingly used for water treatment, particularly for scale control in evaporative cooling water circuits as well as other circuits in which evaporation takes place, such as adiabatic humidification.

: Glyniss Bone; Charles Nicolson; 20 March 2019; Hits: 141

Physical changes in electrolytic scale control

By Charles Nicolson
This is the third and final article looking at how the relatively new application of electrolysis is being increasingly used for water treatment, particularly for scale control in evaporative cooling water circuits as well as other circuits in which evaporation takes place, such as adiabatic humidification.

: Glyniss Bone; Air Conditioning; 20 March 2019; Hits: 596

HVAC in application – designing for hotels

By Ilana Koegelenberg
When travelling the world, it is rare to find a ‘decent’ hotel without some form of air conditioning — what are the do’s and don’ts of designing HVAC solutions for hotels?

: Mari Macnamara; Ron Burns; 27 February 2019; Hits: 268

Smoke exhaust – it’s serious: HVAC contractors for SHEVS

By Ron Burns

With HVAC contractors becoming larger players in the smoke and heat exhaust ventilation systems (SHEVS) segment of the market, there are inherent risks related to different skill sets between the two air-moving disciplines.

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: Mari Macnamara; Ron Burns; 27 February 2019; Hits: 133

Smoke exhaust – it’s serious - Power supplies for SHEVS (Continued)

By Ron Burns

We concluded the previous article by discussing the requirements for adequately sized power supplies and the monitoring of cables running in the field.

: Mari Macnamara; Michael Young; 25 February 2019; Hits: 123

Professionals who care - Performance, flexibility, reliability (Part 3)

By Michael Young

All our articles have spoken about performance and costs. So, where does flexibility and reliability come into the picture? Can it really influence the final design of our cooling system?

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Reporting non-compliance

Physical changes in electrolytic scale control

HVAC in application – designing for hotels

Smoke exhaust – it’s serious: HVAC contractors for SHEVS

Smoke exhaust – it’s serious - Power supplies for SHEVS (Continued)

Professionals who care - Performance, flexibility, reliability (Part 3)

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