Learn About Ventilation For Acceptable Indoor Air Quality And Put Things Right
Courtesy of Ebtron Inc USA I’m delighted to present our inaugural series of thought provoking and educational presentations with David Dougan co-founder and president of Ebtron Inc. This on-line technical […]
A Greener Shade of Building Commissioning
The contribution to climate action The static structure of a commercial building makes it easy to forget about the machines inside and their contribution to the climate change. According to […]
Can We Monitor The CO2 Level To Verify How Good The Air Is?
Yes, this is a useful technique for surveying in a lot of spaces, although it has some limitations that require careful consideration. Outdoor CO2 in our cities is currently about […]
Technology Platform To Raise The Bar in High Performance Buildings
Ventilation is more challenging than ever within enclosed environments including workplaces, offices, schools, hospitals and public buildings. In collaboration with Aircuity in Boston MA we can now tailor engineer solutions […]
Critical Control Spaces in Healthcare
Mitigating The Risk From Airborne Infections In the ASHRAE Handbook there are three engineered controls described for room pressurisation. Two of these controls – direct pressure and volumetric flow tracking […]
Save Energy And Improve Indoor Air Quality With Your BMCS
Operation Maintenance Managers – Every day you are faced with having to provide quick answers to complex maintenance issues. A free publication I am Your Optimisation Guide – by the […]
Fume Cupboard Performance Testing
Perhaps the most important operational requirement in research laboratories with fume cupboards is speed of response and stability. Speed of Response < 1 sec As the operator moves the fume […]
Engineering Tip #101: Pressure Dependent Vs Pressure Independent
Pressure Dependent Applied using blade dampers Advantages Straightforward, simple design Low cost of controls Minimum requirement Disadvantages Stability is compromised because the system is pressure dependent. Changes and fluctuations create […]
