Ron Holdaway

Ron is a project manager for Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. (SSR), a Nashville-based engineering design and facility consulting firm with nine offices across the country. He is a senior mechanical engineer responsible for conceptual design, value engineering, systems coordination, and overall direction of projects. A long-time SSR employee, Holdaway has 31 years of experience and is a registered professional engineer in 18 states.

Boiler For Today Types, Cost, And Controls

Ron Holdaway

March 1, 2006

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Today, engineers, acting on the behalf of building owners, have a variety of choices when selecting hydronic heating boilers for their facilities. Choices for boilers include sectional cast iron; steel tube boilers, either firetube or watertube; copper finned-tube boilers; and condensing boilers. All of these various design types are used in projects today.

During this webinar, we will discuss what acidic condensate is, how it’s formed, and the damage it can cause if not properly treated—while hitting on the latest regulations that are driving the adoption of condensing technology.

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