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Jan 2019
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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Jan 2019
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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Jan 2019
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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Jan 2019
MSAC Hotline: Combustion Analyzer For Spillage
How do I use a combustion analyzer to test for spillage,
cracked head exchangers, and effi ciency? What do the
readings mean and how can I adjust the system to improve
its combustion?
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Jan 2019
Smart Tools: There's An App For That
How technology can help you cope with the labor shortage
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Jan 2019
Heating Up: It’s Time for The HVAC World to Shine
One line from Senior Editor Jordan Brandes’s feature
article this month is stuck in my head: January has arrived
and that means it is time for the HVACR world to shine.
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Jan 2019
Leading Off: Happy 2019 And Welcome To The First Issue Of This Great New Year!
Ihave to say, I am so proud of all the things that we accomplished
in 2018, including but not limited to: an 85th anniversary celebration,
new/revived relationships with sister associations, a conference,
new staff , new processes and procedures, and training—
wow…the training. I am so grateful to see a revived, ravenous
interest in training this year because it is so desperately needed.
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Dec 2018
Tackling the Challenge of Sizing Today's Heat Pumps
Air-to-air heat pumps comprise an estimated 35% of the
residential HVAC market share today, but questions
remain whether contractors who are installing them
are sizing them properly.
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Dec 2018
Wireless Networks: Consider Your Indoor Air Wave Quality
Wireless networks offer data transmission and communications
over the air waves, offering new ways
to think about your air quality—using air waves—
to manage your HVAC, lighting, security and other connected
functions in your building.
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Dec 2018
Forecast 2019: What's On The Horizon For The HVAC Industry
RSES Journal interviews
a cross section of the
industry to check the
pulse of the market
in 2019. These leaders
weigh in on what they’re
watching, developing
and hoping for next
year. The interviews
were edited for
style and length.
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