Cased Coil Misalignment
On occasion you will either find a furnace or be tasked with installing a furnace where the coil overlaps the edge of the furnace because the coil is wider. In the case of a Carrier CNPVP coil you need to ensure that you align the coil according to manufactures specs or you risk cutting off […]
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Cased Coil Misalignment
On occasion, you will either find a furnace or be tasked with installing a furnace where the coil overlaps the edge of the furnace because the coil is wider. In the case of a Carrier CNPVP coil, you need to ensure that you align the coil according to the manufacturer's specs, or you risk cutting […]
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Hybrid Boiler Plants w Jim Devlin
Jim Devlin from Weil-McLain joins us to talk high efficiency and cast iron boilers and how you can use them together in a “hybrid” configuration to serve your customers
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Short #51 – Separate Gauges
Do you need different gauges for each refrigerant? We discuss.
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Parking BTUs with Buffer Tanks (Part 2)
In this two part interview Moe Hirsch goes deep an wide on buffer tanks and strategies for “parking” btus in hydronic systems
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Parking BTUs with Buffer Tanks (Part 1)
In this two part interview Moe Hirsch goes deep an wide on buffer tanks and strategies for “parking” btus in hydronic systems
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CO2 Booster Systems (Codenamed CO2 is Interesting and Weird)
  Illustration Courtesy of Emerson CO2 is a pretty nice refrigerant. It has zero ODP (ozone depletion potential) and a GWP (global warming potential) of 1. CO2  has been used as a refrigerant almost from the very beginning of refrigerants, and it's been making a big comeback in market refrigeration (especially in colder climates). CO2 […]
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