Churches are among the most striking architectural sights in many communities. The unique architectural elements, high ceilings, and varying occupancy demands of churches can pose interesting challenges for HVACR contractors.
This article is the final installment in a four-part series that examines poor indoor air quality (IAQ) in schools and what the HVACR trade can do to help stem the crisis. Here, The News discusses the importance of monitoring system performance and conducting scheduled maintenance.
Did you hear the champagne corks popping? Manufacturers of central air conditioners and heat pumps set a single-month record this June of more than one million shipments - 1,081,147 to be exact.
There is no doubt that indoor air quality (IAQ) is a hot topic among consumers, and a hot market in the HVAC industry. Is it starting to cool down? Our best sources say no.
The News is periodically examining the impact that the new 13 SEER standard will have on manufacturers, distributors, contractors, and consumers. This installment focuses in on manufacturers' efforts to educate, train, and market the value of 13-SEER equipment to contractors and consumers.
When a school district faced the need to meet the Florida version of the ASHRAE 62 ventilation code, the mechanical manager sought a district-wide solution for controlling humidity levels while complying with the state's new fresh air requirements.
Concern for the safety of building HVAC systems is growing in the wake of the past week's terror alerts for sites of American and international financial institutions.
The Grand Haven High School, Grand Haven, Mich., natatorium project is the culmination of many original HVAC design concepts include a unique split return air design unique split return air design. Additionally, one of the world's largest dehumidifiers, which was custom manufactured, was installed.
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