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The VOCs Lurking Under Your Customersโ Sinks (and In Many Other Spots)
HVAC in Nuclear Emergencies
Living in a World of Acids (and why HVAC coils are secretly crying for help)
The MERV 15 Filtration Physics – Short #300
10 Things I’ve Learned In the Last 10 Years
Can Filters Capture Viruses? – Short #172
A Layered Approach to Indoor Air Quality
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Tech Tips:
In HVAC, we have a few infamous indoor air quality monsters that bring terror to our customersโ homesโgases, particles, and organisms that wreak havoc on indoor air quality (and may contribute to moderate to severe health problems). The big one is carbon monoxide (CO), which we all know is deadly. Although not deadly by itself, […]
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This tech tip is based on a podcast episode with Bill Nowicki about the latest DHS guidance on HVAC use in nuclear emergencies. You can listen to that podcast HERE. Bill has 45 years of experience in the nuclear industry, starting with his Naval career, and he also has a few podcasts of his own. […]
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Imagine a small IT room packed with servers, monitors, and humans. COโ levels easily spike to over 3000 PPM since the room lacks fresh air ventilation. Two overworked mini-split units churn away, cooling the space and unknowingly creating the perfect acidic environment. Fast forward a few months, and those shiny coils now resemble something pulled […]
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Podcasts:
๏ปฟ๏ปฟ In this short podcast episode, Bryan and Roman Baugh talk about indoor air quality and microbial control, specifically MERV 15 filter physics and how it all works when bringing in outdoor air. We filter indoor air to keep dust and particles off the equipment and keep them from circulating through the air. However, we […]
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๏ปฟ๏ปฟ This podcast episode is of Bryan’s session from the HVAC School Symposium, “10 Things I’ve Learned in the Last 10 Years.” Delivered as HVAC School approaches its 10-year milestone and Kalos hits 20 years, Bryan blends technical know-how with personal stories, revealing how his โexpertiseโ is a product of constant learningโoften from the very […]
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๏ปฟ๏ปฟ๏ปฟ๏ปฟ๏ปฟ In this short podcast, Bryan talks about filtration and IAQ, especially as they relate to virus control. He also answers the age-old question: โCan filters capture viruses?โ While it may seem like particle size matters when it comes to filter efficacy, filters are not nets that strain air particles and prevent pollutants from passing […]
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