Articles Tagged with ''ventilation control''

A novel under-seat air supply system minimizes waste and maximizes comfort at the Intuit Dome.

The high ventilation rates common in farrowing and farrow-to-finish operations are a non-starter with a conditioned, enclosed space designed for human comfort. 

Daba, who moved to Canada 20 years ago as a refugee, did not initially have experience working with ductwork, but earned his Certified Ventilation Inspector (CVI) accreditation from NADCA in 2023.

Cambridge Air Solutions was founded as Cambridge Engineering in 1963 by brothers Jack and Fred Kramer, then rebranded in 2020.

Excessive moisture is a common problem in commercial and residential buildings alike. It could be from a leaking roof, a burst pipe, a flash flood, or even poor ventilation.

ANSI/AMCA Standard 540-23 establishes uniform methods of laboratory testing the ability of a louver to remain unbreached by flying debris during a windstorm.

The standard applies to new and existing buildings and major renovations and provides requirements for many aspects of air-system design, installation, operation, and maintenance.

AMCA Publication 511-21 (Rev. 12-22) is available free of charge in PDF format.