Eight uses for thermal imaging, why pump style matters, comprehensive mini-split programs and an inside look at the AHR Expo in Atlanta are all inside your January RSES Journal issue.
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Comprehensive Mini-Split Cleaning Programs Improve Efficiency, Longevity, And Provide Healthier IAQ
The U.S. market, with a population of 350 million,
is expected to mature in coming years to more than
100,000 ductless mini-split systems.
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Why Pump Style Matters in Modern HVAC System Design
When designing an HVAC system for commercial
building applications, engineers and contractors
need to consider more than just pumping capacity
when selecting the type of pump to use.
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HVACR in the A
January has arrived and that
means it is time for the HVACR
world to shine. Industry
leaders from around the world
will gather for the biggest
conferences of the year in the
city so popular that it can be
identified with just one letter: A
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How IoT is Transforming the HVAC Industry
The “Internet of Things” is being used to greatly improve
the efficiency of building automation systems and
change the market dynamics for building management.
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Eight Uses for Thermal Imaging
It’s well known that excessive heat, or cold, can be a predictor
of equipment problems. Thermal imagers, also known
as infrared cameras, provide a noncontact view into processes by
sensing apparent surface temperature.
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