The objective of optimized shaft alignment is to increase the operating life span of rotating machinery. To achieve this goal, components must be made to operate within their acceptable design limits.
This second part of a six part series looks at a simple, down-to-earth way to consider professionalism - something that can be described as the “technical professional’s personal policy.”
This article discusses the refrigeration cycle, highlighting the various components - compressor, condenser, metering device, and evaporator - and the flow of refrigerant through the system.
Sales of new single-family homes increased a slight 2.6 percent in March to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 858,000 units, following sharp declines in both January and February.
When rooftop units first came on the scene three decades ago, they were a rather basic solution for controlling temperature in one-story commercial buildings. Fast forward and that has all changed.
In this edition of the Btu Buddy series, Part 2 of last month’s article, Bob and Btu Buddy meet the next morning to change the compressor in the system.
“Innovate or die” is not news. But, innovation requires companies to change, and unfortunately, most can’t do much more than fine-tune their past. So how do we change how we’ve been trying to change?
Did you know that typically the largest controllable budget category in a school is energy related? Did you know that 5 to 25 percent of utility costs can be cut by implementing these recommendations?
Effective air filtration provides the primary defense for building occupants and HVAC equipment against pollutants generated within a building as well as pollutants from air drawn into a building from the HVAC system. That’s why selecting the right HVAC filter is so critical.
This first part of a six part series discusses the subject of technicians, professionalism, and how they feel about the way their customers sometimes view them.
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