Measuring static pressure on air handling equipment that has variable-speed fans can be a challenge to both new and experienced technicians. By addressing a few details, your readings will be consistent when you encounter this blower type. Let’s look at three tips you can use the next time you measure static pressure on a variable-speed …
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Three Tips for Measuring Static Pressure on Variable Speed Fans
June 29th, 2017 | Posted by in David Richardson | Home | Technical Blogs - (0 Comments)Tips on How to Upsize a Residential Duct System
June 14th, 2017 | Posted by in Home | Rob "Doc" Falke - (0 Comments)When replacing HVAC equipment, better service companies offer duct upsize and system performance upgrades as an option to their customers. These upgrades allow the duct system to perform closer to the level of efficiency claimed by the equipment manufacturer. Let’s take a look at the steps necessary to effectively upsize a residential duct system. Why …
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Carbon Monoxide: What Do You Know? Three Reasons for Zero Draft
June 14th, 2017 | Posted by in David Richardson | Home | Technical Blogs - (0 Comments)Many technicians get distressed when they measure draft pressure in the flue and discover the reading is zero. Let’s look at three common reasons for zero draft pressure in a flue. We’ll also determine what defect you’re dealing with. Reason #1: Zero Draft from Building Depressurization Building depressurization is probably the most common reason for …
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How Kinetic Are You?
June 1st, 2017 | Posted by in David Richardson | Home | Technical Blogs - (0 Comments)The use of energy is what drives an HVAC system. Many of us remember learning about potential and kinetic energy in high school and wondering, when will we ever use this stuff? The truth is potential and kinetic energy are both forces we either ignore or apply in our professional and personal lives. Let’s examine …
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