Topics: Heating

Industrial ventilation systems help control the work environment for people, products, and processes. A lot of the discussions around ventilation focus on air quality and cooling in hot temperatures. However, with winter in full swing and many places experiencing record-breaking cold temperatures, you may need to consider how your ventilation systems are keeping people warm …

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The big freeze in February of this year surprised many Texans.  We realized that we are not immune to the effects of cold weather.   If the big freeze has you thinking about adding heaters for cold weather comfort, here are some considerations to help you make that decision. Cold Weather Comfort Heating We all know …

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Creating a successful environment for workers is equally important in the winter as it is in the summer.  Maintaining proper air temperature and quality when the weather turns cold will ensure that workers are productive and healthy.  However, winterizing your ventilation system requires more consideration than turning fans off and heaters on.  From our team …

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By now, most of us have heard of HVLS style fan.  Brands with big fancy names have been heavily marketing them as a solution for ventilating large spaces.  While HVLS fans can be great additions to an existing ventilation system, there are some limitations and operating guidelines that need to be followed in order to …

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In the midst of the last wave of summer heat, it is hard to imagine that there will ever be a need to turn on a heater to stay warm.  However, due to the lead time to order, manufacture and install heating equipment, if you are planning to add new heaters or replace your aging …

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I have written several articles about the importance and benefits of comfort cooling in facilities where workers are exposed to hot temperatures.  A recent cold snap here in Texas made me think about the concept of comfort heating for workers exposed to cold temperatures.  After a little research, I have found the importance and benefits …

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One of the standard design principles for ventilation of a building with a powered ventilation system is calculating air flow based on an air change rate. The activities inside or the purpose of the building will determine what is an appropriate air change rate. The air flow to be provided by the ventilation fans is …

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Special considerations must be made for gas turbines in cold climates. If natural gas turbines experience extreme cold and icing situations, functionality could be impaired to the point of dropping power to thousands of people. In addition to anti-icing systems, which prevent ice from forming on the intake filter systems, operators should also have warm …

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We have all heard the term “sick building” referring to an improperly ventilated office building or hotel.  But this term applies to industrial facilities as well.  Winter conditions can make the situation worse when doors and windows are closed to keep heat in.  In this article we will cover some of the things that you …

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