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Variations in HVAC Venting: The Rigors of Making the Right Choice

An in-depth examination of PVC, CPVC, and polypropylene venting options

September 28, 2015

Installers and specifiers know a gas appliance is only as good as the venting system it’s connected to. Poor venting can cause improper combustion, but, more importantly, can also lead to flue gas leakage into heated spaces — a problem with deadly consequences.

Uponor, Inc.: Brass CPVC Fittings

August 11, 2014

Uponor North America is launching six new ProPEX Lead-free (LF) Brass CPVC Adapter Fittings for transitioning from CPVC to PEX in commercial plumbing and hydronic distribution piping systems.

Chemical Systems Services Inc.: Butterfly, Gravity, Blast Gate Backdraft Dampers

September 3, 2012

A line of PVC and CPVC duct dampers offered in butterfly, gravity, and blast gate types for fume removal applications is available. The backdraft dampers come in three flow control types: butterfly for balancing airflow, a gravity backflow preventer which closes when the air pressure stops, and a blast gate for on-off.

CPVC vs. Stainless Steel Venting Systems

Brad Zogg

February 7, 2011

Chlorinated polyvinyl chloride (CPVC) first made its way into the world of venting systems in the residential market. Recently, CPVC has been used to vent Category IV high-efficiency boilers. While it can cost up to 20 percent less than stainless steel, those specifying venting systems should consider other differences that may impact boiler efficiency and present potential safety hazards.

On Demand As AI workloads and high-density computing push traditional cooling methods to their limits, the data center industry is accelerating the adoption of next-generation HVAC technologies.

In this webinar we will detail what HVAC material buyers and technicians need to know when selecting duct mastics, including matching mastic to substrate, alternatives to liquid mastic, and where UL 181 Listings fit into real world installations.