IAQ Begins With Builders [Editor’s note: This letter is in reference to John R. Hall’s June 17 column, “This Guy Doesn’t Like Forced-Air Systems; What Say You?”]I am a home
Last June in Kansas City, MO, over 4,000 contestants in 73 separate technical disciplines competed for top awards the SkillsUSA Championships. Jory Leksen, an HVACR student at Minneapolis Technical College, won the gold medal in the HVACR category.
NATE Tests Offer Growth I went to the NATE website and downloaded the five sets of sample exam questions for the set of service tests. NATE claims that if you
Imagine that. A manufacturer actually listened to a few contractors. What’s next? Engineers and architects exchanging ideas and thoughts and agreeing on concepts before a building is constructed?
Looking over the selection of new movies now showing at the local cineplex, for a moment I thought Hollywood was now doing its part to spread mold hysteria.
Better start making plans to add space for new tools in your service vans. Your techs will probably need to carry pruning shears, weed whackers, and, in some extreme cases, a lawn mower.
Dealing With Reality [Editor’s note: This letter is in reference to John R. Hall’s June 17 column, “This Guy Doesn’t Like Forced-Air Systems; What Say You?”]I ask: Is this guy
Each fall, the major trade association for the supermarket sector — the Food Marketing Institute (FMI) — holds an Energy and Technical Services Conference, with the prime purpose of bringing those who work on mechanical refrigeration equipment up to speed on the latest trends and technologies.
With the hot July temperatures roasting the United States coast to coast, Americans can be thankful that 100 years ago Dr. Willis H. Carrier “invented” modern air conditioning. Now, you can argue — and some of you have since July 17 — that Carrier did not invent air conditioning. Make no bones about it, Carrier Corporation certainly did its homework and spread the word to the general public and media regarding July 17, 1902.
Energy Recovery I appreciated your summary of the seminar on ASHRAE Standards and IAQ (July 15, 2002, “Did Standards 90.1, 62 Make IAQ Worse?”). The article covered the key points
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