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This course discusses how to be more efficient in the design process using Greenheck’s software. It covers three major software; eCAPS®, CAPS, and Revit integration. Included is a demonstration on how to size, apply, specify, schedule and generate AutoCAD® or Revit® drawings for fans, energy recovery, packaged rooftop units, louvers, and dampers. Energy recovery payback analysis and other time-saving features are included.

Developed to provide basic information on life safety dampers, this course discusses fire, fire smoke, smoke and ceiling radiation dampers and their UL testing requirements, application, and installation. Ease-of-use methods for installation as well as control options that can be supplied for life safety dampers will be presented.

Join our monthly Pro-R 101 Coffee Break sessions to discover how the Pro-R Duct System addresses outdoor duct challenges, saving over 50% on energy costs, reducing installation time by 30%, and eliminating the need for insulation. These quick, 15-minute sessions are an efficient way to learn how Pro-R can benefit your next project.

Join our monthly Pro-R 101 Coffee Break sessions to discover how the Pro-R Duct System addresses outdoor duct challenges, saving over 50% on energy costs, reducing installation time by 30%, and eliminating the need for insulation. These quick, 15-minute sessions are an efficient way to learn how Pro-R can benefit your next project.

Based on good kitchen design principles, this course focuses on products and concepts that promote energy efficient kitchen ventilation design. The value of demand ventilation (variable volume) systems and strategies regarding the application and selection of the right system configuration for various applications is discussed. Other topics include payback analysis, the integration with building management systems, and electronically commutated (EC) motors.

This course discusses make-up air systems used in commercial kitchens and industrial applications. Topics include heating and cooling technologies, energy reduction strategies, direct and indirect gas heating technology, controls, UL requirement for cooling in kitchens, demand-based ventilation for saving energy, processing make-up air, and building pressurization. Applications for 80/20 vs. 100% outdoor air, the benefits of direct-fired gas heat vs. other heating systems for warehouses, and codes and standards.

Join our monthly Pro-R 101 Coffee Break sessions to discover how the Pro-R Duct System addresses outdoor duct challenges, saving over 50% on energy costs, reducing installation time by 30%, and eliminating the need for insulation. These quick, 15-minute sessions are an efficient way to learn how Pro-R can benefit your next project.

This course is aimed at familiarizing participants with the basics of laboratory ventilation and emphasizing the importance of codes and standards for laboratory design. AMCA’s Induced Flow Ratings Seal will be explained along with a discussion on airflow measurement and controls. The differences between constant and variable volume systems will be discussed, energy recovery considerations for laboratories, and reducing fan energy in demand-based laboratory exhaust systems.

This course will introduce fan energy efficiency metrics and how they are used for compliance with building and energy codes such as ASHRAE 90.1. Recent activities and future changes to efficiency metrics will be presented, providing up-to-date information needed for proper fan selection to minimize energy consumption.

Building decarbonization and electrification is becoming increasingly more common. We'll discuss benefits and challenges in decarbonization and what needs to change. We'll cover different types of decarbonized systems and what applications they fit best to provide efficiency, cost effectiveness, and serviceability.

Eliminate the intimidating perception that AC drives are a complex contraption. Join ABB for a simplified session familiarizing you with the appearance, capabilities, advantages, and application functionality of AC Drives.

Take your motor expertise further with Part 2 of "Become A Pump Motor Expert in 30 Minutes," covering motor efficiencies, technology advances, and future trends. This session will explore regulatory changes, sustainability, and next-generation pump motor technologies.

Building decarbonization and electrification is becoming increasingly more common. We'll discuss benefits and challenges in decarbonization and what needs to change. We'll cover different types of decarbonized systems and what applications they fit best to provide efficiency, cost effectiveness, and serviceability.

This course discusses make-up air systems used in commercial kitchens and industrial applications. Topics include heating and cooling technologies, energy reduction strategies, direct and indirect gas heating technology, controls, UL requirement for cooling in kitchens, demand-based ventilation for saving energy, processing make-up air, and building pressurization.

This webinar will cover the layout of ducts and air moving devices, specifically how these affect noise in the occupied space. Viewers will leave with greater confidence: how to layout their ductwork and air moving devices to reduce noise, how to interpret noise data from standardized tests, and when/how to reduce the resultant noise with additional noise control solutions.

This webinar will cover the layout of ducts and air moving devices, specifically how these affect noise in the occupied space. Viewers will leave with greater confidence: how to layout their ductwork and air moving devices to reduce noise, how to interpret noise data from standardized tests, and when/how to reduce the resultant noise with additional noise control solutions.

Join ABB for an informative introduction to the fundamentals of AC (Alternating Current) motors. Whether you’re new to the topic, looking to refresh your knowledge, or simply curious, this session will provide a solid foundation on how AC motors work and their key applications.

This course covers the proper selection and specification of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for different applications. An overview of HVLS performance testing, performance data, safety and industry standards is included.

As the pressure to meet decarbonization goals intensifies, HVAC systems are increasingly seen as critical to improving energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Join as Armstrong Fluid Technology presents how cutting-edge HVAC technology can transform building and plant performance.

This course discusses common HVAC systems found in commercial and institutional applications and the methods used to condition high percentages of outdoor air with an overview and comparison of single-zone variable air volume (SZVAV), multi-zone variable air volume (VAV) and dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS).

A robust control system is crucial for the effective operation of any HVAC system. In this webinar, we will cover the basics of control components, programming, and building management systems necessary to ensure your equipment performs as intended. We’ll explore various types of sensors, how these sensors interface with HVAC equipment, and how building management systems can enhance their durability and performance.

A robust control system is crucial for the effective operation of any HVAC system. In this webinar, we will cover the basics of control components, programming, and building management systems necessary to ensure your equipment performs as intended. We’ll explore various types of sensors, how these sensors interface with HVAC equipment, and how building management systems can enhance their durability and performance.

In Part 2 of this 2-part series we discuss the damaging effects of dissolved air in hydronic systems, how it compromises efficiencies and accelerates corrosion.

Join us for an insightful webinar, "Printing: Focus on Adiabatic Technologies" hosted by Condair’s Thomas Klein and Morgan Greenwell! Discover the latest advancements in adiabatic technology and how they can benefit your printing operations. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the industry.

This course discusses the benefits of air-to-air energy recovery applied to ventilation systems and energy recovery technology (devices), pros and cons of available technology, psychrometrics, payback analysis, and the latest energy standards and code mandates.

An overview of the purpose of ceiling radiation dampers commonly utilized in commercial construction. This course discusses relevant test standards and 3rd party certification, including applications and design assemblies for ceiling radiation dampers. The application and proper specification of ceiling radiation dampers in conjunction with bathroom exhaust and ceiling exhaust fans is also explored.

In part 1 of this 2-part series we cover the challenges posed by air and dirt to a systems efficiency and its useable lifespan and compare the different passive separation technologies available to us.

Retrofits of office buildings have become popular in the wake of the work-from home movement.

Retrofits of office buildings have become popular in the wake of the work-from home movement. Retrofits of office buildings have become popular in the wake of the work-from home movement.

This course discusses the critical nature of indoor air quality (IAQ) including compliance with codes and standards, ventilation strategies, and fan sizing utilizing ceiling exhaust and bathroom exhaust fans. Now, more than ever, people are spending increased amount of time in their residences. Effective IAQ contributes to the health and comfort of occupants while ensuring proper ventilation and moisture management.

This course examines new and existing motor technology in the HVAC industry. A comparison of traditional AC induction motors, permanent magnet (PM) and electronically commutated (EC) motor technology is presented. The interactive demonstration illustrates the controllability, energy efficiency, reliability and payback of using EC motors in single phase applications. The demonstration will also introduce you to additional systems and applications for variable fan flow based upon pressure, temperature, humidity, volatile organic compounds (VOC), and carbon dioxide space control.

Why do we balance hydronic systems? What solutions are available?

These courses offer practical and relevant information for HVAC design professionals. Improve your understanding of HVAC trends, applications, and codes.

Building perimeters pose a unique engineering challenge as they are often both the building's greatest heating and cooling load.

Building perimeters pose a unique engineering challenge as they are often both the building's greatest heating and cooling load.

These courses offer practical and relevant information for HVAC design professionals. Improve your understanding of HVAC trends, applications, and codes.

In this webinar we will explain the multitude of types of compressors available, functionality, and typically configured.

Join Michigan Air Products for an informative webinar on VRF installation requirements, specifically how to ensure a properly functioning system.

Elevate your technical expertise as we compare Active Front End (AFE) Drives to Six Pulse Drives. Learn to optimize regen %, boost output voltage, and adjust power factor for maximum impact in just one session!

These courses offer practical and relevant information for HVAC design professionals. Improve your understanding of HVAC trends, applications, and codes.

Commonly used in various applications, including closed loop systems. Let’s explore the considerations for using VMS pumps in closed loop applications.

Since their introduction in the early-mid 1970's, Vertical multi-stage pumps have been transformative in the industries they serve, particularly in applications such as boiler-feed and boosted water supply. But what about applying VMS pumps to conventional closed-loop (HVAC) applications? Peter Wolff will present the pros and cons and will also explain the sizing of VMS pumps.

Join Michigan Air Products for an informative webinar on VRF installation requirements, specifically how to ensure a properly functioning system.

Join Michigan Air Products and 20+ industry-leading manufacturers for a day filled with learning, networking, and enjoyment as we celebrate our newly renovated office in Grand Rapids.

This webinar, presented by Condair, delves into the crucial role of humidification and evaporative cooling solutions in enhancing the efficiency of data centers. Participants will gain insights into how these technologies can optimize operational performance, improve energy efficiency, and maintain optimal conditions for sensitive equipment.

Designing HVAC systems for Patient Isolation Rooms poses unique challenges, requiring precise air distribution, pressurization control, and thermal comfort management. This webinar examines typical equipment layouts and control strategies to optimize the environmental conditions in such critical healthcare spaces.

Sustainable design in pumping systems is essential for minimizing environmental impacts, ensuring code compliance, and upholding corporate social responsibility. By prioritizing sustainable choices throughout all phases of a building lifecycle, developers, owners, designers, contractors and maintenance professionals - all stakeholders in the operation of a building - can contribute to a sustainable and resilient future.

These courses offer practical and relevant information for HVAC design professionals. Improve your understanding of HVAC trends, applications, and codes.

Designing HVAC systems for Patient Isolation Rooms poses unique challenges, requiring precise air distribution, pressurization control, and thermal comfort management. This webinar examines typical equipment layouts and control strategies to optimize the environmental conditions in such critical healthcare spaces.

To keep your processes running smoothly, ABB does extensive reliability testing on its drives -- simulating real-world operating conditions in advanced testing facilities. Joins us as we explore how ABB provides and maintains reliable drives.

Noise pollution, fire control, and structural walls can be complicated applications. Finding simple, quality installation is difficult. The solutions available are oftentimes expensive and time consuming.

These courses offer practical and relevant information for HVAC design professionals. Improve your understanding of HVAC trends, applications, and codes.

In the extremely competitive print market, humidity control is essential to maintain productivity at all stages of production and avoid machine downtime and waste. Condair is the world leader in humidity control solutions and our products are used by printers around the world to protect their facility, equipment, products, and people. Join us for this in-depth look at humidity control with adiabatic technologies to learn the tips and tricks used by leaders in your industry around the world.

Greenheck’s Virtual HVAC University provides courses offer practical and relevant information for HVAC design professionals. Improve your understanding of HVAC trends, applications, and codes.

Do you understand the difference between system curve and control curve? We will distinguish the difference and provide information on how the control curve has influence on the energy savings possible when using a drive.

Pump selection is heavily dependent on the system load, but the piping system plays an important role in how much energy is expended to transport heated or chilled water around a building. In this webinar, we’ll discuss piping system design and the dynamic forces within the system that affect your pump selections.

What's the latest on radiant systems? Different designs of radiant heat systems have served us for hundreds of years. But what about radiant cooling?

Discover the future of smart buildings, where artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the built environment with solutions that unlock unparalleled performance and insight – a future where indoor spaces meet new levels of performance, energy efficiency, and occupant comfort, with intelligent building systems.

This presentation examines the shift towards electrification and decarbonization in the built environment and its effects on Variable Air Volume (VAV) system design, with a particular focus on the increasing prevalence of heat pump systems. It discusses the implications for traditional terminal heat exchangers and offers recommendations based on industry research to enhance HVAC system performance through improved design, selection, and control of terminal units.

This course will introduce the current fan efficiency metric and how it is applied. Criteria and methods for optimizing fan selection to minimize energy consumption will be presented. Revisions to ASHRAE standards and IgCC will be discussed.

Learn how the Pro-R Duct system provides industry-leading durability, energy efficiency, and ease of install for exterior duct applications and how this system solves the challenges of traditional sheet metal duct

Learn how the Pro-R Duct system provides industry-leading durability, energy efficiency, and ease of install for exterior duct applications and how this system solves the challenges of traditional sheet metal duct.

Learn how the Pro-R Duct system provides industry-leading durability, energy efficiency, and ease of install for exterior duct applications and how this system solves the challenges of traditional sheet metal duct.

Join your ASHRAE counterparts on April 25, 2023 for the Detroit ASHRAE April Chapter Meeting sponsored by Michigan Air Products. The event will begin at 5:00 PM with a technical session, followed by a cocktail hour, dinner, and dinner presentation.

Learn how the Pro-R Duct system provides industry-leading durability, energy efficiency, and ease of install for exterior duct applications and how this system solves the challenges of traditional sheet metal duct.

Learn how the Pro-R Duct system provides industry-leading durability, energy efficiency, and ease of install for exterior duct applications and how this system solves the challenges of traditional sheet metal duct.

Learn how the Pro-R Duct system provides industry-leading durability, energy efficiency, and ease of install for exterior duct applications and how this system solves the challenges of traditional sheet metal duct.

Join Michigan Air Products for an informative webinar on the transition from A1 to A2L refrigerants. We’ll cover: + Key differences between R-410A and newer A2L Refrigerants, R-32 and R-454B + Recent updates to ASHRAE 15 + Strategies to limit the design impact of using refrigerants with a low flammability rating This webinar offers 1 complimentary PDH credit.

Join Michigan Air Products, our manufacturers, and industry professionals for a day of education, networking, and fun!

PTP 9210: Going beyond current ASHRAE 170 code minimums, we will delve into methodologies to improve thermal comfort, improve contamination control, and effectively manage surgical smoke within the operating room.

PTP 9210: Going beyond current ASHRAE 170 code minimums, we will delve into methodologies to improve thermal comfort, improve contamination control, and effectively manage surgical smoke within the operating room.

Join your ASHRAE counterparts on April 25, 2023 for the Detroit ASHRAE April Chapter Meeting sponsored by Michigan Air Products. The event will begin at 5:00 PM with a technical session, followed by a cocktail hour, dinner, and dinner presentation.

This course discusses how to be more efficient in the design process using Greenheck’s software. It covers three major software; eCAPS® , CAPS® , and Revit® integration. Included is a demonstration on how to size, apply, specify, schedule and generate AutoCAD® or Revit drawings for fans, energy recovery, packaged rooftop units, louvers, and dampers. Energy recovery payback analysis and other time-saving features are included.

This course discusses the benefits of air-to-air energy recovery applied to ventilation systems and energy recovery technology (devices), pros and cons of available technology, psychrometrics, payback analysis, and the latest energy standards and code mandates.

Developed to provide basic information on life safety dampers, this course discusses fire, fire smoke, smoke, and ceiling radiation dampers and their UL testing requirements, application, and installation. Ease-of-use methods for installation as well as control options that can be supplied for life safety dampers will be presented.

This course discusses the critical nature of indoor air quality (IAQ) including compliance with codes and standards, ventilation strategies, and fan sizing utilizing ceiling exhaust and bathroom exhaust fans. Now, more than ever, people are spending increased amount of time in their residences. Effective IAQ contributes to the health and comfort of occupants while ensuring proper ventilation and moisture management.

This course is aimed at familiarizing participants with the basics of laboratory ventilation and emphasizing the importance of codes and standards for laboratory design. AMCA’s Induced Flow Ratings Seal will be explained along with a discussion on airflow measurement and controls.

This course discusses common HVAC systems found in commercial and institutional applications and the methods used to condition high percentages of outdoor air with an overview and comparison of single-zone variable air volume (SZVAV), multi-zone variable air volume (VAV) and dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS).

This webinar will review best practices for sizing various terminals and reheat coils, and will review tools and strategies that help streamline the engineering design process and minimize submittal review. 1 PDH available.

This webinar will review best practices for sizing various terminals and reheat coils, and will review tools and strategies that help streamline the engineering design process and minimize submittal review. 1 PDH available.

Join Michigan Air Products for an informative webinar on the transition from A1 to A2L refrigerants. We’ll cover: + Key differences between R-410A and newer A2L Refrigerants, R-32 and R-454B + Recent updates to ASHRAE 15 + Strategies to limit the design impact of using refrigerants with a low flammability rating This webinar offers 1 complimentary PDH credit.

This course examines new and existing motor technology in the HVAC industry. A comparison of traditional AC induction motors, permanent magnet (PM) and electronically commutated (EC) motor technology is presented. The interactive demonstration illustrates the controllability, energy efficiency, reliability and payback of using EC motors in single-phase applications. The demonstration will also introduce you to additional systems and applications for variable fan flow based on pressure, temperature, humidity, volatile organic compounds (VOC), and carbon dioxide space control.

This course is aimed at familiarizing participants with the basics of laboratory ventilation and emphasizing the importance of codes and standards for laboratory design. AMCA’s Induced Flow Ratings Seal will be explained along with a discussion on airflow measurement and controls.

This course focuses on the different louver weather test procedures within AMCA 500-L while providing valuable louver application guidelines. FEMA 361 dictates stringent construction guidelines for FEMA funded Tornado Safe Rooms or Shelters. This course will provide you with an understanding of FEMA 361 along with an understanding of the type(s) of louver products required for compliance.

This course is intended to familiarize participants with typical heating and ventilation systems in warehouse applications. Topics include summer ventilation strategies, space heating systems, benefits of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for air circulation and life safety design considerations.

Join FlaktGroup SEMCO for a Panel Solutions Webinar on January 26th at 3:00 PM EST and earn a CEU credit through this AIA approved webinar. This webinar will be covering Panels and their unique features that provide solutions to a wide range of applications, including situations where noise pollution is a concern such as developing barriers for manufacturing equipment and highways. In addition to acoustic properties, panel solutions provide modular and structural benefits making them an ideal, affordable alternative to constructing double wall rectangular duct or plenums in the field.

An overview of the purpose of ceiling radiation dampers commonly utilized in commercial construction. This course discusses relevant test standards and third-party certification, including applications and design assemblies for ceiling radiation dampers. The application and proper specification of ceiling radiation dampers in conjunction with bathroom exhaust and ceiling exhaust fans is also explored.

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery. This course discusses the benefits of air-to-air energy recovery applied to ventilation systems and energy recovery technology (devices), pros and cons of available technology, psychrometrics, payback analysis, and the latest energy standards and code mandates.

Life Safety Dampers. Developed to provide basic information on life safety dampers, this course discusses fire, fire smoke, smoke, and ceiling radiation dampers and their UL testing requirements, application, and installation. Ease-of-use methods for installation as well as control options that can be supplied for life safety dampers will be presented.

We are inviting our customers, family, and friends to join us as we partner with the American Red Cross to give back to our community.

Conditioning High Percentages and 100% Outdoor Air. This course discusses common HVAC systems found in commercial and institutional applications and the methods used to condition high percentages of outdoor air with an overview and comparison of single-zone variable air volume (SZVAV), multi-zone variable air volume (VAV) and dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS).

HVLS Fan Design, Application, and Specification. This course covers the proper selection and specification of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for different applications. An overview of HVLS performance testing, performance data, safety and industry standards is included.

Warehouse Ventilation Strategies and Design Considerations. This course is intended to familiarize participants with typical heating and ventilation systems in warehouse applications. Topics include summer ventilation strategies, space heating systems, benefits of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for air circulation and life safety design considerations.

This webinar explores solutions for integrating overhead mixed air distribution into highly architectural spaces by incorporating and accentuating architectural features with air distribution outlets. Topics will include the use of long continuous slots, curved profiles, custom colors, and various border styles that all support good room air motion and indoor air quality without sacrificing the aesthetics of the space. 1 PDH is available.

This webinar explores solutions for integrating overhead mixed air distribution into highly architectural spaces by incorporating and accentuating architectural features with air distribution outlets. Topics will include the use of long continuous slots, curved profiles, custom colors, and various border styles that all support good room air motion and indoor air quality without sacrificing the aesthetics of the space. 1 PDH is available.

Join us for a tour of the LG Commercial Mobile Showroom! We will be parked at Quality Air 11:00am - 4:00pm. Stop by anytime. Lunch will be served, and we will have small bites and drinks for happy hour. Thank you to Quality Air for hosting us.

Join us for a tour of the LG Commercial Mobile Showroom to see the latest advancements in VRF technology and control. Small bites and drinks will be provided.

Join us for a tour of the LG Commercial Mobile Showroom! We will be parked in Detroit 8:00am - 4:00pm. Stop by anytime. Lunch will be served, and we will have small bites and drinks for happy hour. Thank you to Bedrock for hosting us.

The LG Commercial Mobile Showroom will be at Michigan Air Products with the latest advancements in VRF technology and control. Small bites and drinks will be provided.

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes and Standards. Based on good kitchen design principles, this course focuses on products and concepts that promote energy efficient kitchen ventilation design. The value of demand ventilation (variable volume) systems and strategies regarding the application and selection of the right system configuration for various applications is discussed.

Motor Technology in the HVAC Industry. This course examines new and existing motor technology in the HVAC industry. A comparison of traditional AC induction motors, permanent magnet (PM) and electronically commutated (EC) motor technology is presented. The interactive demonstration illustrates the controllability, energy efficiency, reliability and payback of using EC motors in single phase applications. The demonstration will also introduce you to additional systems and applications for variable fan flow based upon pressure, temperature, humidity, volatile organic compounds (VOC), and carbon dioxide space control. 1 PDH Credit available.

Laboratory Fume Exhaust. This course is aimed at familiarizing participants with the basics of laboratory ventilation and emphasizing the importance of codes and standards for laboratory design. AMCA’s Induced Flow Ratings Seal will be explained along with a discussion on airflow measurement and controls.

Earn 2 PDH for attending! Join us for a seminar featuring Armstrong Fluid Technology. Seminar topics include Rethinking Hydronic System Efficiency with Part-Load Pump Selection and Control Strategies (1-hour) and Vertical In-Line Pumps: Reducing Footprint and Increasing Serviceability (1-hour). Lunch provided.

Make-Up Air Ventilation. This course discusses make-up air systems used in commercial kitchens and industrial applications. Topics include heating and cooling technologies, energy reduction strategies, direct and indirect gas heating technology, controls, UL requirement for cooling in kitchens, demand-based ventilation for saving energy, processing make-up air, and building pressurization.

Proper Application and Specification of Ceiling Radiation Dampers and Ceiling Radiation Damper-Ceiling Exhaust Fan Combinations. An overview of the purpose of ceiling radiation dampers commonly utilized in commercial construction. This course discusses relevant test standards and third-party certification, including applications and design assemblies for ceiling radiation dampers. The application and proper specification of ceiling radiation dampers in conjunction with bathroom exhaust and ceiling exhaust fans is also explored.

DC Applications using standard Drive firmware, Motoric and Non-Motoric, DCT880. DC Drive applications don't have to be complicated, although some require more than others. In this session we will demystify how to set-up DC Drives using standard firmware and will introduce options for applications that require specific control, such as precise temperature control.

COVID Mitigation Strategies Utilizing HVAC Systems. This course examines the role of HVAC equipment and systems in mitigating the risk of air borne viruses such as COVID-19. Fundamental technology such as outdoor air, ventilation, humidification, and filtration are reviewed along with additive technologies such as electronic air cleaning devices. A case study of the re-opening of a commercial building with a focus on HVAC systems is presented.

Panels offer unique features that provide solutions to a wide range of applications. These include situations where noise pollution is a concern such as developing barriers for manufacturing equipment and highways. In addition to acoustic properties, panel solutions provide modular and structural benefits making them an ideal, affordable alternative to constructing double wall rectangular duct or plenums in the field. Panel solutions may also be used to provide thermal protection in situations where fire control is of high importance. Join us to earn a CEU credit through this AIA approved webinar and to learn more about applications where panel solutions may be beneficial.

Warehouse Ventilation Strategies and Design Considerations. This course is intended to familiarize participants with typical heating and ventilation systems in warehouse applications. Topics include summer ventilation strategies, space heating systems, benefits of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for air circulation and life safety design considerations

Learn how the technology works to deliver superior occupant comfort, greater operational efficiency, and a lower first installation cost. Then, take a deeper dive into the design of VAV diffuser systems as we look at plan drawings and system approaches behind several real-world examples. 1 PDH is available.

If you don't know what you don't know about DC Drives, we have you covered. In our first of the Demystifying DC Drives webinars, we'll look at DC Drives fundamentals, DC Drives product overview, and applications introduction.

Learn how the technology works to deliver superior occupant comfort, greater operational efficiency, and a lower first installation cost. Then, take a deeper dive into the design of VAV diffuser systems as we look at plan drawings and system approaches behind several real-world examples. 1 PDH is available.

Understanding AMCA 500-L Louver Weather Testing and FEMA 361 Tornado Shelters. This course focuses on the different louver weather test procedures within AMCA 500-L while providing valuable louver application guidelines. FEMA 361 dictates stringent construction guidelines for FEMA funded Tornado Safe Rooms or Shelters. This course will provide you with an understanding of FEMA 361 along with an understanding of the type(s) of louver products required for compliance.

Increasing Design Efficiency Using Software. This course discusses how to be more efficient in the design process using Greenheck’s software. It covers three major software; eCAPS®, CAPS®, and Revit® integration. Included is a demonstration on how to size, apply, specify, schedule and generate AutoCAD® or Revit drawings for fans, energy recovery, packaged rooftop units, louvers, and dampers. Energy recovery payback analysis and other time-saving features are included.

Join us at Michigan Air Products for our August Summer Warehouse Day on Thursday, August 18th. From 11:30am - 1:30pm we'll be serving lunch from a food truck and hosting vendor displays from Mason Industries, LG HVAC, Mason Industries, Southwark Metal, and Thermaduct. Plus we'll have exciting giveaways including t-shirts and more. Please RSVP!

Today’s HVAC systems, with lower mass, higher efficiencies and advanced electronic controls, are very different from traditional designs. To fully capture the increased efficiency and address the design challenges associated with it, the system components must also change. Buffer tanks are an integral part of a system, as they add the required fluid volume to prevent boilers and chillers from 'short-cycling'. Hydraulic separators allow the designer to fully capture the energy reduction potential in an all-variable hydronic heating system, while minimizing the required footprint and the risk of field errors. This webinar will explain the uses and sizing parameters for both buffer tanks and hydraulic separators in hot-water or chilled-water systems. Join us Tuesday, August 9th for a fascinating look into these HVAC components. PDH certificates will be sent to all attendees.

This webinar will introduce you to Gripple’s versatile, lightweight, and non-disruptive solution to underground duct bank floatation issues - our Underground Buoyancy Anchor. The Underground Buoyancy Anchors are specifically designed with narrow frontal profile for ease of install and wide top profile to maximize load capabilities - meaning that they are suitable for most ground types. In addition, the ground's engineering properties can be accessed with minimal soil disturbance which therefore maintains the strength of the trench walls.

Acoustic Analysis software demonstration including theory and calculation background information, demonstration of how to model HVAC supply, return and radiated noise paths as well as the creation or reports, submittals, and schedules. 1 PDH is available.

Acoustic Analysis software demonstration including theory and calculation background information, demonstration of how to model HVAC supply, return and radiated noise paths as well as the creation or reports, submittals, and schedules. 1 PDH is available.

Evapco's very own Mihir Kalyani, Global Product Manager for Dry and Adiabatic Fluid Coolers, will be one of the featured speakers at this live webinar to discuss Applications for Adiabatic Cooling Technology. This is an interactive webinar with the opportunity to ask questions at the conclusion. We don’t want you to miss this opportunity to hear from the experts themselves! 1 PDH is available.

Join us at Michigan Air Products for our July Summer Warehouse Day on Thursday, July 14th. From 11:30am - 1:30pm we'll be serving lunch from the Mean Weenie food truck and hosting vendor displays from Greenheck Fan Corporation, Price Industries, Armstrong Fluid Technology, Nexus, Flex-Hose, and Hardcast. Plus we'll have exciting giveaways including t-shirts and more. Please RSVP!

Panels offer unique features that provide solutions to a wide range of applications. These include situations where noise pollution is a concern such as developing barriers for manufacturing equipment and highways. In addition to acoustic properties, panel solutions provide modular and structural benefits making them an ideal, affordable alternative to constructing double wall rectangular duct or plenums in the field. Panel solutions may also be used to provide thermal protection in situations where fire control is of high importance. Join us to earn a CEU credit through this AIA approved webinar and to learn more about applications where panel solutions may be beneficial.

Ventilation Strategies Utilizing Ceiling Exhaust and Bathroom Exhaust Fans to Meet Indoor Air Quality Requirements. This course discusses the critical nature of indoor air quality (IAQ) including compliance with codes and standards, ventilation strategies, and fan sizing utilizing ceiling exhaust and bathroom exhaust fans. Now, more than ever, people are spending increased amount of time in their residences. Effective IAQ contributes to the health and comfort of occupants while ensuring proper ventilation and moisture management.

Warehouse Ventilation Strategies and Design Considerations. This course is intended to familiarize participants with typical heating and ventilation systems in warehouse applications. Topics include summer ventilation strategies, space heating systems, benefits of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for air circulation and life safety design considerations

The Michigan Association of Physical Plant Administrators (MiAPPA) Conference takes place from Wednesday, July 29 - Friday, July 1 at Northern Michigan University. MAP is a proud sponsor of this event. Stop by our booth to learn how ABB Drives and Antec Controls can benefit your college or university! We hope to see you there!

Kick off the summer with Michigan Air Products at our June Summer Warehouse Day on Thursday, June 16th. From 11:30am - 1:30pm we'll be serving lunch from the Whoa! Tacos food truck and hosting vendor displays from Gripple, Elite Air Products, and Solaronics. Plus we'll have exciting giveaways including a cornhole board set, t-shirts, and more. Please RSVP!

This webinar will explore the unique HVAC requirements and engineering solutions for a variety of spaces within a hospital including patient care spaces, operating rooms, general spaces, and more. 1 PDH is available.

What is Next for Refrigerants in Our Industry? The event will begin at 5:00pm with a cocktail hour followed by a refrigerant update. Dinner will follow the presentation.

This webinar will explore the unique HVAC requirements and engineering solutions for a variety of spaces within a hospital including patient care spaces, operating rooms, general spaces, and more. 1 PDH is available.

Life Safety Dampers. Developed to provide basic information on life safety dampers, this course discusses fire, fire smoke, smoke, and ceiling radiation dampers and their UL testing requirements, application, and installation. Ease-of-use methods for installation as well as control options that can be supplied for life safety dampers will be presented.

Conditioning High Percentages and 100% Outdoor Air. This course discusses common HVAC systems found in commercial and institutional applications and the methods used to condition high percentages of outdoor air with an overview and comparison of single-zone variable air volume (SZVAV), multi-zone variable air volume (VAV) and dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS).

Warehouse Ventilation Strategies and Design Considerations. This course is intended to familiarize participants with typical heating and ventilation systems in warehouse applications. Topics include summer ventilation strategies, space heating systems, benefits of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for air circulation and life safety design considerations.

HVLS Fan Design, Application, and Specification. This course covers the proper selection and specification of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for different applications. An overview of HVLS performance testing, performance data, safety and industry standards is included.

UV Light Technology and High Volume, Low Speed Fan Systems. Sponsored by Michigan Air Products. Past Presidents and History Night.

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes and Standards. Based on good kitchen design principles, this course focuses on products and concepts that promote energy efficient kitchen ventilation design. The value of demand ventilation (variable volume) systems and strategies regarding the application and selection of the right system configuration for various applications is discussed.

This presentation will discuss how chilled beam systems can reduce operating costs, save on first costs, and be combined with other ceiling utilities such as lighting to reduce congestion in the ceiling grid. 1 PDH is available.

Motor Technology in the HVAC Industry. This course examines new and existing motor technology in the HVAC industry. A comparison of traditional AC induction motors, permanent magnet (PM) and electronically commutated (EC) motor technology is presented. The interactive demonstration illustrates the controllability, energy efficiency, reliability and payback of using EC motors in single phase applications. The demonstration will also introduce you to additional systems and applications for variable fan flow based upon pressure, temperature, humidity, volatile organic compounds (VOC), and carbon dioxide space control.

This presentation will discuss how chilled beam systems can reduce operating costs, save on first costs, and be combined with other ceiling utilities such as lighting to reduce congestion in the ceiling grid. 1 PDH is available.

COVID Mitigation Strategies Utilizing HVAC Systems. This course examines the role of HVAC equipment and systems in mitigating the risk of air borne viruses such as COVID-19. Fundamental technology such as outdoor air, ventilation, humidification, and filtration are reviewed along with additive technologies such as electronic air cleaning devices. A case study of the re-opening of a commercial building with a focus on HVAC systems is presented.

Learn how to deliver healthier, safer, indoor air and mitigate COVID-19 by using Amplify overhead fans with innovative Northern Light UV-C technology. Developed by Greenheck, the leaders in air movement since 1947, this webinar will explain the following: what is Amplify with Northern Light technology, why is Northern Light technology effective in mitigating COVID-19, how does this technology compare to other air cleaning technology, and why is this technology important for use in large spaces like gymnasiums and libraries.

Laboratory Fume Exhaust. This course is aimed at familiarizing participants with the basics of laboratory ventilation and emphasizing the importance of codes and standards for laboratory design. AMCA’s Induced Flow Ratings Seal will be explained along with a discussion on airflow measurement and controls.

Addressing the requirement for HVAC to move towards zero carbon solutions, electrification is becoming more prevalent in system design, and Heat Pumps have proven to a viable, cost-effective solution. This webinar is tailored to provide a basic understanding of how Heat Pump operation, COP measurement, and the application of other zero carbon solutions can play a role in system design and how integrated controls are key to providing peak system performance.

Learn how to deliver healthier, safer, indoor air and mitigate COVID-19 by using Amplify overhead fans with innovative Northern Light UV-C technology. Developed by Greenheck, the leaders in air movement since 1947, this webinar will explain the following: what is Amplify with Northern Light technology, why is Northern Light technology effective in mitigating COVID-19, how does this technology compare to other air cleaning technology, and why is this technology important for use in large spaces like gymnasiums and libraries.

Warehouse Ventilation Strategies and Design Considerations. This course is intended to familiarize participants with typical heating and ventilation systems in warehouse applications. Topics include summer ventilation strategies, space heating systems, benefits of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for air circulation and life safety design considerations.

Make-Up Air Ventilation. This course discusses make-up air systems used in commercial kitchens and industrial applications. Topics include heating and cooling technologies, energy reduction strategies, direct and indirect gas heating technology, controls, UL requirement for cooling in kitchens, demand-based ventilation for saving energy, processing make-up air, and building pressurization.

Please join your ASHRAE counterparts for our March Chapter Meeting sponsored by R.L. Deppmann. This event is hosted at The San Marino Club in Troy, MI. The event will begin at 5:00 PM with a technical session presented by Andrew Macaluso, followed by a cocktail hour, dinner, and dinner presentation.

Proper Application and Specification of Ceiling Radiation Dampers and Ceiling Radiation Damper - Ceiling Exhaust Fan Combinations. An overview of the purpose of ceiling radiation dampers commonly utilized in commercial construction. This course discusses relevant test standards and third-party certification, including applications and design assemblies for ceiling radiation dampers. The application and proper specification of ceiling radiation dampers in conjunction with bathroom exhaust and ceiling exhaust fans is also explored.

Drawing on their experience with countless hydronic systems, Armstrong Building Lifecycle Performance Experts will present some key rules to follow that will guarantee a successful installation and a reliable cooling tower pump system. They’ll also advise on how to avoid the operating problems that occur in so many HVAC systems. This is certain to be a lively and informative presentation. To be sure your questions are addressed in the session, please submit them in advance by emailing info@armstrongfluidtechnology.com PDH certificates will be sent to all attendees.

Warehouse Ventilation Strategies and Design Considerations. This course is intended to familiarize participants with typical heating and ventilation systems in warehouse applications. Topics include summer ventilation strategies, space heating systems, benefits of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for air circulation and life safety design considerations.

Ventilation Strategies Utilizing Ceiling Exhaust and Bathroom Exhaust Fans to Meet Indoor Air Quality Requirements This course discusses the critical nature of indoor air quality (IAQ) including compliance with codes and standards, ventilation strategies, and fan sizing utilizing ceiling exhaust and bathroom exhaust fans. Now, more than ever, people are spending increased amount of time in their residences. Effective IAQ contributes to the health and comfort of occupants while ensuring proper ventilation and moisture management.

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery. This course discusses the benefits of air-to-air energy recovery applied to ventilation systems and energy recovery technology (devices), pros and cons of available technology, psychrometrics, payback analysis, and the latest energy standards and code mandates.

COVID Mitigation Strategies Utilizing HVAC Systems. This course examines the role of HVAC equipment and systems in mitigating the risk of air borne viruses such as COVID-19. Fundamental technology such as outdoor air, ventilation, humidification, and filtration are reviewed along with additive technologies such as electronic air cleaning devices. A case study of the re-opening of a commercial building with a focus on HVAC systems is presented.

Please join your ASHRAE counterparts for our February Chapter Meeting sponsored by DJ Conley. This event is hosted at Jimmy John’s Field in Utica, MI. The event will begin at 5:00 PM with a technical session presented by John Lemke, followed by a cocktail hour, dinner, and dinner presentation.

Life Safety Dampers. Developed to provide basic information on life safety dampers, this course discusses fire, fire smoke, smoke, and ceiling radiation dampers and their UL testing requirements, application, and installation. Ease-of-use methods for installation as well as control options that can be supplied for life safety dampers will be presented.

This webinar will present highlights from experimental testing performed at PRCN and CFD validation process while providing key takeaways and best practices that can be applied on projects. Key discussion topics include indoor air quality, ventilation efficiency, air distribution systems, and computational fluid dynamics (CFD).

This webinar will present highlights from experimental testing performed at PRCN and CFD validation process while providing key takeaways and best practices that can be applied on projects. Key discussion topics include indoor air quality, ventilation efficiency, air distribution systems, and computational fluid dynamics (CFD).

Conditioning High Percentages and 100% Outdoor Air. This course discusses common HVAC systems found in commercial and institutional applications and the methods used to condition high percentages of outdoor air with an overview and comparison of single-zone variable air volume (SZVAV), multi-zone variable air volume (VAV) and dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS).

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes and Standards. Based on good kitchen design principles, this course focuses on products and concepts that promote energy efficient kitchen ventilation design. The value of demand ventilation (variable volume) systems and strategies regarding the application and selection of the right system configuration for various applications is discussed.

Learn how to deliver healthier, safer, indoor air and mitigate COVID-19 by using Amplify overhead fans with innovative Northern Light UV-C technology. Developed by Greenheck, the leaders in air movement since 1947, this webinar will explain the following: what is Amplify with Northern Light technology, why is northern light technology effective in mitigating COVID-19, how does this technology compare to other air cleaning technology, why is this technology important for use in large spaces.

Learn how to deliver healthier, safer, indoor air and mitigate COVID-19 by using Amplify overhead fans with innovative Northern Light UV-C technology. Developed by Greenheck, the leaders in air movement since 1947, this webinar will explain the following: what is Amplify with Northern Light technology, why is northern light technology effective in mitigating COVID-19, how does this technology compare to other air cleaning technology, why is this technology important for use in large spaces.

HVLS Fan Design, Application, and Specification. This course covers the proper selection and specification of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for different applications. An overview of HVLS performance testing, performance data, safety and industry standards is included.

Motor Technology in the HVAC Industry. This course examines new and existing motor technology in the HVAC industry. A comparison of traditional AC induction motors, permanent magnet (PM) and electronically commutated (EC) motor technology is presented. The interactive demonstration illustrates the controllability, energy efficiency, reliability and payback of using EC motors in single phase applications. The demonstration will also introduce you to additional systems and applications for variable fan flow based upon pressure, temperature, humidity, volatile organic compounds (VOC), and carbon dioxide space control.

Warehouse Ventilation Strategies and Design Considerations. This course is intended to familiarize participants with typical heating and ventilation systems in warehouse applications. Topics include summer ventilation strategies, space heating systems, benefits of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for air circulation and life safety design considerations.

Laboratory Fume Exhaust. This course is aimed at familiarizing participants with the basics of laboratory ventilation and emphasizing the importance of codes and standards for laboratory design. AMCA’s Induced Flow Ratings Seal will be explained along with a discussion on airflow measurement and controls.

COVID Mitigation Strategies Utilizing HVAC Systems Understanding. This course examines the role of HVAC equipment and systems in mitigating the risk of air borne viruses such as COVID-19. Fundamental technology such as outdoor air, ventilation, humidification, and filtration are reviewed along with additive technologies such as electronic air cleaning devices. A case study of the re-opening of a commercial building with a focus on HVAC systems is presented.

Please join your ASHRAE & ASPE counterparts for our January Chapter Meeting. This is a joint meeting with ASPE Detroit and hosted at Petruzzello’s Banquet and Conference Center in Troy, MI. The event will begin at 5:00 PM with a technical session presented by Matthew A. Gay, followed by a cocktail hour to allow networking.

Make-Up Air Ventilation. This course discusses make-up air systems used in commercial kitchens and industrial applications. Topics include heating and cooling technologies, energy reduction strategies, direct and indirect gas heating technology, controls, UL requirement for cooling in kitchens, demand-based ventilation for saving energy, processing make-up air, and building pressurization.

Increasing Design Efficiency Using Software. This course discusses how to be more efficient in the design process using Greenheck’s software. It covers three major software; eCAPS®, CAPS®, and Revit® integration. Included is a demonstration on how to size, apply, specify, schedule and generate AutoCAD® or Revit drawings for fans, energy recovery, packaged rooftop units, louvers, and dampers. Energy recovery payback analysis and other time-saving features are included.

Understanding AMCA 500-L Louver Weather Testing and FEMA 361 Tornado Shelters. This course focuses on the different louver weather test procedures within AMCA 500-L while providing valuable louver application guidelines. FEMA 361 dictates stringent construction guidelines for FEMA funded Tornado Safe Rooms or Shelters. This course will provide you with an understanding of FEMA 361 along with an understanding of the type(s) of louver products required for compliance.

Proper Application and Specification of Ceiling Radiation Dampers and Ceiling Radiation Damper - Ceiling Exhaust Fan Combinations. An overview of the purpose of ceiling radiation dampers commonly utilized in commercial construction. This course discusses relevant test standards and third-party certification, including applications and design assemblies for ceiling radiation dampers. The application and proper specification of ceiling radiation dampers in conjunction with bathroom exhaust and ceiling exhaust fans is also explored.

Warehouse Ventilation Strategies and Design Considerations. This course is intended to familiarize participants with typical heating and ventilation systems in warehouse applications. Topics include summer ventilation strategies, space heating systems, benefits of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for air circulation and life safety design considerations. 1 PDH Credit available.

Ventilation Strategies Utilizing Ceiling Exhaust and Bathroom Exhaust Fans to Meet Indoor Air Quality Requirements. This course discusses the critical nature of indoor air quality (IAQ) including compliance with codes and standards, ventilation strategies, and fan sizing utilizing ceiling exhaust and bathroom exhaust fans. Now, more than ever, people are spending increased amount of time in their residences. Effective IAQ contributes to the health and comfort of occupants while ensuring proper ventilation and moisture management. 1 PDH Credit is available.

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery. This course discusses the benefits of air-to-air energy recovery applied to ventilation systems and energy recovery technology (devices), pros and cons of available technology, psychrometrics, payback analysis, and the latest energy standards and code mandates. 1 PDH Credit available.

When integrating a VFD into a building automation system there are a variety of protocols that can be used to transmit information to and from a VFD. This presentation is going to focus on configuring BACnet MSTP & BACnet/IP as well as Modbus RTU & TCP. Examples will be provided for both base drive installations as well integrating the E-Clipse bypass.

COVID Mitigation Strategies Utilizing HVAC Systems. This course examines the role of HVAC equipment and systems in mitigating the risk of airborne viruses such as COVID-19. Fundamental technology such as outdoor air, ventilation, humidification, and filtration are reviewed along with additive technologies such as electronic air cleaning devices. A case study of the re-opening of a commercial building with a focus on HVAC systems is presented. 1 PDH Credit available.

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Life Safety Dampers. Developed to provide basic information on life safety dampers, this course discusses fire, fire smoke, smoke, and ceiling radiation dampers and their UL testing requirements, application, and installation. Ease-of-use methods for installation as well as control options that can be supplied for life safety dampers will be presented. 1 PDH Credit is available.

Conditioning High & 100% Quantities of Outdoor Air. This course discusses common HVAC systems found in commercial and institutional applications and the methods used to condition high percentages of outdoor air with an overview and comparison of single-zone variable air volume (VAV), multi-zone variable air volume (VAV) and dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS). 1 PDH Credit available.

HVLS Fan Design, Application and Specification. This course covers the proper selection and specification of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for different applications. An overview of HVLS performance testing, performance data, safety and industry standards is included. 1 PDH Credit is available.

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes and Standards. Based on good kitchen design principles, this course focuses on products and concepts that promote energy efficient kitchen ventilation design. The value of demand ventilation (variable volume) systems and strategies regarding the application and selection of the right system configuration for various applications is discussed. 1 PDH Credit is available.

Warehouse Ventilation Strategies and Design Considerations. This course is intended to familiarize participants with typical heating and ventilation systems in warehouse applications. Topics include summer ventilation strategies, space heating systems, benefits of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for air circulation and life safety design considerations. 1 PDH Credit available.

A fan array uses many lower HP fans to move the same volume of air as one larger HP fan. The term “array” is used as usually the configuration is a rectangle or square consisting of rows and columns. In this webinar, Peter Wilder will walk through the different ways you can use a VFD to control fan arrays and the pros and cons of the different methods.

This presentation will introduce relevant HVAC acoustics terminology, review the basic ways to add sound and the different ratings to express “noise” background levels. The importance of building acoustics when trying to optimize occupant comfort and the available LEED points for acoustics will also be highlighted. 1 PDH Credit available.

Motor Technology in the HVAC Industry. This course examines new and existing motor technology in the HVAC industry. A comparison of traditional AC induction motors, permanent magnet (PM) and electronically commutated (EC) motor technology is presented. The interactive demonstration illustrates the controllability, energy efficiency, reliability and payback of using EC motors in single phase applications. The demonstration will also introduce you to additional systems and applications for variable fan flow based upon pressure, temperature, humidity, volatile organic compounds (VOC), and carbon dioxide space control. 1 PDH Credit available.

This presentation will introduce relevant HVAC acoustics terminology, review the basic ways to add sound and the different ratings to express “noise” background levels. The importance of building acoustics when trying to optimize occupant comfort and the available LEED points for acoustics will also be highlighted. 1 PDH Credit available.

Laboratory Fume Exhaust. This course is aimed at familiarizing participants with the basics of laboratory ventilation and emphasizing the importance of codes and standards for laboratory design. AMCA’s Induced Flow Ratings Seal will be explained along with a discussion on airflow measurement and controls. 1 PDH Credit available.

COVID Mitigation Strategies Utilizing HVAC Systems. This course examines the role of HVAC equipment and systems in mitigating the risk of airborne viruses such as COVID-19. Fundamental technology such as outdoor air, ventilation, humidification, and filtration are reviewed along with additive technologies such as electronic air cleaning devices. A case study of the re-opening of a commercial building with a focus on HVAC systems is presented. 1 PDH Credit available.

Armstrong has launched a new series of intelligent, connected HVAC pumps that lead the entire industry for efficiency and operator convenience. We challenge you to compare your recent pump selections against our new Design Envelope Permanent Magnet (DEPM) Motor pumps. We think you'll see the extra value right away.

Make Up Air Ventilation. This course discusses make-up air systems used in commercial kitchens and industrial applications. Topics include heating and cooling technologies, energy reduction strategies, direct and indirect gas heating technology, controls, UL requirement for cooling in kitchens, demand-based ventilation for saving energy, processing make-up air, and building pressurization. 1 PDH Credit is available.

Proper Application and Specification of Ceiling Radiation Dampers and Ceiling Radiation Damper- Ceiling Exhaust Fan Combinations. An overview of the purpose of ceiling radiation dampers commonly utilized in commercial construction. This course discusses relevant test standards and third-party certification, including applications and design assemblies for ceiling radiation dampers. The application and proper specification of ceiling radiation dampers in conjunction with bathroom exhaust and ceiling exhaust is also explored. 1 PDH Credit available.

BACnet integration to ABB VFDs. This webinar focuses on integrating BACnet into VFDs. While the example VFD in the presentation is an ABB ACH580, the concepts and suggestions covered are applicable to all VFDs. The presentation will start with a brief refresher on building automation systems and BACnet. Then proper wiring practices are reviewed. If you think running shielded twisted pair wire is enough for BACnet MS/TP to a VFD, then you should watch this presentation. We'll also cover which objects to monitor and why, talk about taking advantage of BACnet services, how to program a VFD for BACnet, and wrap up with troubleshooting steps. Presenter: Tim Skell, ABB HVAC Application Engineering Manager

COVID Mitigation Strategies Utilizing HVAC Systems. This course examines the role of HVAC equipment and systems in mitigating the risk of airborne viruses such as COVID-19. Fundamental technology such as outdoor air, ventilation, humidification, and filtration are reviewed along with additive technologies such as electronic air cleaning devices. A case study of the re-opening of a commercial building with a focus on HVAC systems is presented. 1 PDH Credit available.

Increasing Design Efficiency Using Software. This course discusses how to be more efficient in the design process using Greenheck’s software. It covers three major software programs: eCAPS®, CAPS, and Revit integration. Included is a demonstration on how to size, apply, specify, schedule and generate AutoCAD® or Revit® drawings for fans, energy recovery, packaged rooftop units, louvers, and dampers. Energy recovery payback analysis and other time-saving features are included. 1 PDH Credit available.

Selecting a VFD to a motor can be as simple as checking out the horsepower and the voltage of the motor - but when is it not so simple? Check out this webinar if to find out when you should be oversizing your drive (de-rating) and if output filtering is needed. Presenter: Tim Skell, Sales Application Engineer Manager

Armstrong has launched a new series of intelligent, connected HVAC pumps that lead the entire industry for efficiency and operator convenience. We challenge you to compare your recent pump selections against our new Design Envelope Permanent Magnet (DEPM) Motor pumps. We think you'll see the extra value right away.

Warehouse Ventilation Strategies and Design Considerations. This course is intended to familiarize participants with typical heating and ventilation systems in warehouse applications. Topics include summer ventilation strategies, space heating systems, benefits of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for air circulation and life safety design considerations. 1 PDH Credit available.

Please join your ASHRAE counterparts for our October Chapter Meeting. This meeting is being hosted at The Iroquois Club in Bloomfield Hills, MI. Please arrive at 5pm for the technical session with guest speaker Kirk Phipps, discussing Hydronic Balancing.

Specifying Equipment for Surviving Hurricane Wind Forces. Equipment located in coastal applications are required to survive substantial wind loads, flying debris and/or wind-driven rain. This course will define equipment application criteria and review the current applicable standards and codes. Proper specification verbiage to meet Hurricane Prone Region applications will be presented, as well as a review of present and proposed future International Building Codes and the Florida Building Code. 1 PDH Credit available.

Learn how you can enhance Microsoft® Excel® based schedules with new functions that deliver auto-sizing and accurate performance data. Currently available for our Terminal Units, Water Coils and GRD products.

Conditioning High & 100% Quantities of Outdoor Air. This course discusses common HVAC systems found in commercial and institutional applications and the methods used to condition high percentages of outdoor air with an overview and comparison of single-zone variable air volume (VAV), multi-zone variable air volume (VAV) and dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS). 1 PDH Credit available.

Learn how you can enhance Microsoft® Excel® based schedules with new functions that deliver auto-sizing and accurate performance data. Currently available for our Terminal Units, Water Coils and GRD products.

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery. This course discusses the benefits of air-to-air energy recovery applied to ventilation systems and energy recovery. 1 PDH Credit available. technology (devices), pros and cons of available technology, psychrometrics, payback analysis, and the latest energy standards and code mandates.

Armstrong has launched a new series of intelligent, connected HVAC pumps that lead the entire industry for efficiency and operator convenience. We challenge you to compare your recent pump selections against our new Design Envelope Permanent Magnet (DEPM) Motor pumps. We think you'll see the extra value right away.

Ventilation Strategies Utilizing Ceiling Exhaust and Bathroom Exhaust Fans to Meet Indoor Air Quality Requirements. This course discusses the critical nature of indoor air quality (IAQ) including compliance with codes and standards, ventilation strategies, and fan sizing utilizing ceiling exhaust and bathroom exhaust fans. Now, more than ever, people are spending increased amount of time in their residences. Effective IAQ contributes to the health and comfort of occupants while ensuring proper ventilation and moisture management. 1 PDH Credit is available.

HVLS Fan Design, Application and Specification. This course covers the proper selection and specification of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for different applications. An overview of HVLS performance testing, performance data, safety and industry standards is included. 1 PDH Credit is available.

Join Michigan Air Products and LG for a training presented by LG's Marty Brinton and a tour of the LG Commercial Showroom. Small bites and beverages will be provided! 1 PDH Credit available.

Join Michigan Air Products and LG for a lunch & learn presented by LG's Marty Brinton and a tour of the LG Commercial Showroom. Lunch will be provided!

The constant frequency control with ACH580 Separate mode webinar provides an overview of typical constant frequency applications along with three programming examples: RTU with constant frequency using the separate mode, Refrigerant Leak Detection System using on-demand frequency control, Override mode with multiple constant frequencies. There is a brief review of ACH580 hardware and firmware features including parameter features to support the constant frequency programs. The individual examples include parameter lists and discussions around parameter choices and settings. Presenter: Dan Gaffney, ABB HVAC Sales Application Engineer

Please join us at the Griffin Claw Clubhouse BFD for brews,bites, and the LG HVAC Commercial Mobile Showroom. Experience live LG product displays and demonstrations and mingle with the Michigan Air Products team. Beverages and small bites will be provided.

Please join your ASHRAE counterparts for our first chapter meeting of the 2021-2022 year. This meeting is sponsored by SMACNA Detroit and will be a joint meeting at The Masonic Temple in Detroit, MI. Please arrive at 5pm for the technical session with Eli Howard, discussing duct & system leakage.

How does the Ultra-Low Harmonic (ULH) drive work on dirty power? A technology review that will give an understanding of Active Front End and ABB ULH products and how they can benefit your installation.

Armstrong has launched a new series of intelligent, connected HVAC pumps that lead the entire industry for efficiency and operator convenience. We challenge you to compare your recent pump selections against our new Design Envelope Permanent Magnet (DEPM) Motor pumps. We think you'll see the extra value right away.

Understanding Air and Sound: Properly Specifying Fans to Meet Performance Requirements. Understanding and meeting air performance and acoustical criteria for HVAC applications are critical project requirements. This course reviews the fundamentals of air performance including nomenclature, reading fan curves and proper fan selections. Information regarding acoustical terminology will be presented along with the differences between sound power and sound pressure and how manufacturers acoustically test equipment. 1 PDH Credit available.

Motor Technology in the HVAC Industry. This course examines new and existing motor technology in the HVAC industry. A comparison of traditional AC induction motors, permanent magnet (PM) and electronically commutated (EC) motor technology is presented. The interactive demonstration illustrates the controllability, energy efficiency, reliability and payback of using EC motors in single phase applications. The demonstration will also introduce you to additional systems and applications for variable fan flow based upon pressure, temperature, humidity, volatile organic compounds (VOC), and carbon dioxide space control. 1 PDH Credit available.

We are inviting our customers, family, and friends to join us as we partner with the American Red Cross to give back to our community.

Learn how ABB's Ultra-Low Harmonic Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) technology can save on operating costs and improve your power quality. We'll look at the benefits of the technology both as a standalone component but also from the viewpoint of whole system efficiency.

Attendees of this presentation will learn what VAV diffusers are and how to apply them in HVAC systems for small to medium sized buildings. We will then further develop the complete system solution including control requirements for zoning buildings through case studies and examples. 1 PDH Credit available.

COVID Mitigation Strategies Utilizing HVAC Systems. This course examines the role of HVAC equipment and systems in mitigating the risk of airborne viruses such as COVID-19. Fundamental technology such as outdoor air, ventilation, humidification, and filtration are reviewed along with additive technologies such as electronic air cleaning devices. A case study of the re-opening of a commercial building with a focus on HVAC systems is presented. 1 PDH Credit available.

Attendees of this presentation will learn what VAV diffusers are and how to apply them in HVAC systems for small to medium sized buildings. We will then further develop the complete system solution including control requirements for zoning buildings through case studies and examples. 1 PDH Credit available.

Proper Application and Specification of Ceiling Radiation Dampers and Ceiling Radiation Damper- Ceiling Exhaust Fan Combinations. An overview of the purpose of ceiling radiation dampers commonly utilized in commercial construction. This course discusses relevant test standards and third-party certification, including applications and design assemblies for ceiling radiation dampers. The application and proper specification of ceiling radiation dampers in conjunction with bathroom exhaust and ceiling exhaust is also explored. 1 PDH Credit available.

Make Up Air Ventilation. This course discusses make-up air systems used in commercial kitchens and industrial applications. Topics include heating and cooling technologies, energy reduction strategies, direct and indirect gas heating technology, controls, UL requirement for cooling in kitchens, demand-based ventilation for saving energy, processing make-up air, and building pressurization. Applications for 80/20 vs. 100% outdoor air, the benefits of direct-fired gas heat vs. other heating systems for warehouse, and codes and standards. 1 PDH Credit is available.

Tired of worrying about harmonics and IEEE519? 18-Pulse VFDs and harmonic filtering solutions are designed to remove harmonics. This 30+ year old technology has always left questions about their performance and effectiveness. Understand the limitations of these legacy power quality solutions and why the industry is changing to the many advantages of advanced technology Ultra-Low Harmonic VFDs.

This webinar will demonstrate various pump control functions available with Design Envelope and explain installation as well as energy savings possibilities in different HVAC applications and system layouts. You will learn how overall system performance can be improved using intelligent Design Envelope Permanent Magnet motor pumps while significantly reducing energy consumption. We will explain how sensorless capability and Flow Informs are used in Design Envelope control solutions and Active Performance Management allowing optimal overall system performance and continuous energy savings through the life of equipment. Also, we will provide a quick overview of the Value of Connectivity and Cloud analytics in pumping systems through Pump Manager and Armstrong’s 360 Service and Support. 1 PDH Credit available.

Laboratory Fume Exhaust. This course is aimed at familiarizing participants with the basics of laboratory ventilation and emphasizing the importance of codes and standards for laboratory design. AMCA’s Induced Flow Ratings Seal will be explained along with a discussion on airflow measurement and controls. 1 PDH Credit available.

Learn about how the FläktGroup SEMCO AVRON 46 coating reduces the growth and spread of 95% of microbial activity in HVAC components and panels. This coating is especially ideal for critical health applications, elderly living facilities, as well as education facilities.

Understanding AMCA 500-L Louver Weather Testing and FEMA 361 Tornado Shelters. This course focuses on the different louver weather test procedures within AMCA 500-L while providing valuable louver application guidelines. FEMA 361 dictates stringent construction guidelines for FEMA funded Tornado Safe Rooms or Shelters. This course will provide you with an understanding of FEMA 361 along with an understanding of the type(s) of louver products required for compliance. 1 PDH Credit available.

This webinar is the first in a series of six sessions presenting the unique values of Design Envelope Permanent Magnet Motor Pumps. The session content will focus on the savings opportunities in HVAC pumping systems that are now available. With fully integrated controls and internet connectivity for Active Performance Management, Design Envelope Permanent Magnet Motor Pumps allow building owners, operators, contractors and designers to benefit from leading energy efficiency, reduced pump size and cloud-based analytics. Examples presented will highlight the value of Design Envelope technology throughout the building lifecycle. You’ll also see how this new pump and our Pump Manager service solves optimization challenges, delivers the lowest installed cost and the lowest operating cost. Register today to reserve your spot! 1 PDH Credit available.

COVID Mitigation Strategies Utilizing HVAC Systems. This course examines the role of HVAC equipment and systems in mitigating the risk of air borne viruses such as COVID-19. Fundamental technology such as outdoor air, ventilation, humidification, and filtration are reviews along with additive technologies such as electronic air cleaning devices. A case study of the re-opening of a commercial building with a focus on HVAC systems is presented. 1 PDH Credit is available.

Learning Objectives: recognize some common problems engineers face that can be solved with a panel solution, learn the pros and cons of some solutions to these problems, discover the benefits that panel solutions provide over other products, and evaluate and select effective panel products. 1 PDH credit is available.

Conditioning High & 100% Quantities of Outdoor Air. This course discusses common HVAC systems found in commercial and institutional applications and the methods used to condition high percentages of outdoor air with an overview and comparison of single-zone variable air volume (VAV), multi-zone variable air volume (VAV) and dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS). 1 PDH Credit available.

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery. This course discusses the benefits of air-to-air energy recovery applied to ventilation systems and energy recovery technology (devices), pros and cons of available technology, psychrometrics, payback analysis, and the latest energy standards and code mandates.1 PDH Credit is available.

Ventilation Strategies Utilizing Ceiling Exhaust and Bathroom Exhaust Fans to Meet Indoor Air Quality Requirements. This course discusses the critical nature of indoor air quality (IAQ) including compliance with codes and standards, ventilation strategies, and fan sizing utilizing ceiling exhaust and bathroom exhaust fans. Now, more than ever, people are spending increased amount of time in their residences. Effective IAQ contributes to the health and comfort of occupants while ensuring proper ventilation and moisture management. 1 PDH Credit is available.

There are a variety of ways to mitigate harmonics caused by variable frequency drives (VFDs). After a quick overview on harmonics, IEEE 519, and an assortment of mitigation techniques, this webinar focuses on comparing an Active Front End (AFE) drive to an Active Filter (AF) strategy. AFE drives are considered a decentralized mitigation strategy and the harmonics are taken care of at the VFD. In HVAC applications, active filters are most often applied in a centralized mitigation strategy and the harmonics are taken care of at one point in the system. Both strategies have their own unique advantages. After attending this webinar an engineer will have a better understanding of when to apply which strategy. Presenter: Tim Skell, ABB HVAC Sales Application Engineer Manager

HVLS Fan Design, Application and Specification. This course covers the proper selection and specification of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for different applications. An overview of HVLS performance testing, performance data, safety and industry standards is included. 1 PDH Credit is available.

This webinar will go over the FläktGroup SEMCO FR-PANL Series. Our one-hour and two-hour fire panels are the only certified fire protection panels that are also building code-compliant for use in structural, acoustical, and thermal applications. Learn about how these NFPA compliant panels offer an extra layer of protection in the event of a fire.

The real design begins AFTER the HVAC system type is decided. This webinar will explore the many scenarios that can arise once a Chilled Beam project reaches the design phase. Discussion topics will include controls strategies, piping layout pros and cons, airflow strategies and more. 1 PDH Credit available.

The real design begins AFTER the HVAC system type is decided. This webinar will explore the many scenarios that can arise once a Chilled Beam project reaches the design phase. Discussion topics will include controls strategies, piping layout pros and cons, airflow strategies and more. 1 PDH Credit available.

Life Safety Dampers. Developed to provide basic information on life safety dampers, this course discusses fire, fire smoke, smoke, and ceiling radiation dampers and their UL testing requirements, application, and installation. Ease-of-use methods for installation as well as control options that can be supplied for life safety dampers will be presented. 1 PDH Credit is available.

This presentation will explore power line harmonics caused by variable frequency drives operating in building electrical networks. At the end of this webinar, you will have a better understanding of the causes of harmonic distortion, what is IEEE-519, and the different types of harmonic mitigating strategies and how to effectively use them to meet IEEE-519.

Please join Michigan Air Products for a virtual Lunch & Learn featuring Antec Controls. Our Antec Power Hour event will provide you with an introduction to the breadth of products and resources available from Antec. Plus, we'll be sharing new technology enhancements and innovations from the Antec team. Approved attendees will receive a $25 DoorDash gift card for lunch prior to the event.

Now more than ever before, the world is focused on indoor air quality and air purification. In this webinar you will learn the theory behind air purification methodologies, the most up-to-date air purification recommendations from governing bodies and industry thought leaders, how to effectively apply air purification devices in commercial air distribution systems, and how to move forward with indoor air quality in your projects and specifications. 1 PDH Credit available.

When mechanical systems sit idle for extended periods, uncoated iron components exposed to water will naturally oxidize. The formation of rust between the impeller and the casing of a pump can cause the impeller to stick or seize. Cathodic electrodeposition (CED) coating, or E-coating, prevents the formation of rust in a pump, which in turn avoids the issue of seizing and prevents damage during start-up. Armstrong has recently published a whitepaper on the subject. In this webinar we will discuss the potential for oxidization, the harm it can do to surfaces within the pump and the eventual effect on the performance and efficiency of the HVAC system. We will also look at the process for CED coating and how it, along with services for Active Performance Management, preserves and protects system performance. This session will be of interest to contractors, operators, system designers, maintenance personnel and owners. 1 PDH Credit available.

Now more than ever before, the world is focused on indoor air quality and air purification. In this webinar you will learn the theory behind air purification methodologies, the most up-to-date air purification recommendations from governing bodies and industry thought leaders, how to effectively apply air purification devices in commercial air distribution systems, and how to move forward with indoor air quality in your projects and specifications. 1 PDH Credit available.

COVID Mitigation Strategies Utilizing HVAC Systems. This course examines the role of HVAC equipment and systems in mitigating the risk of air borne viruses such as COVID-19. Fundamental technology such as outdoor air, ventilation, humidification, and filtration are reviews along with additive technologies such as electronic air cleaning devices. A case study of the re-opening of a commercial building with a focus on HVAC systems is presented.

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes and Standards. Based on good kitchen design principles, this course focuses on products and concepts that promote energy efficient kitchen ventilation design. The value of demand ventilation (variable volume) systems and strategies regarding the application and selection of the right system configuration for various applications is discussed.

The ACH580 comes standard with many onboard features that provide an ease of programming for common applications in the HVAC industry. This webinar is going to discuss in detail how to use Advanced Damper Control, various detection features, checksum, explanation of the event word, and the ability to customize the autoreset of a fault. These application features provide greater visibility to what is going on in an application and a reduction in startup time. Presenter: Richard Peksa, ABB HVAC Sales Application Engineer

This webinar is going to teach you how to pull all the energy savings sessions together creating a system application optimized to benefit your business.

This is a basic introduction to the issues a VFD can cause and line side filter remedies. We will go through a quick VFD review then learn about input filters, issues you can solve using an input filter, and which one to use.

Please join Michigan Air Products for a virtual Lunch & Learn featuring Price Industries. Our Price Industries Power Hour event will provide you with an introduction to the breadth of products and resources available from Price. Plus, we'll be sharing new technology enhancements and innovations from the Price team. Approved attendees will receive a $25 DoorDash gift card for lunch prior to the event.

Motor Technology in the HVAC Industry. This course examines new and existing motor technology in the HVAC industry. A comparison of traditional AC induction motors, permanent magnet (PM) and electronically commutated (EC) motor technology is presented. The interactive demonstration illustrates the controllability, energy efficiency, reliability and payback of using EC motors in single phase applications. The demonstration will also introduce you to additional systems and applications for variable fan flow based upon pressure, temperature, humidity, volatile organic compounds (VOC), and carbon dioxide space control.

Proper Application and Specification of Ceiling Radiation Dampers and Ceiling Radiation Damper-Ceiling Exhaust Fan Combinations. An overview of the purpose of ceiling radiation dampers commonly utilized in commercial construction. This course discusses relevant test standards and third party certification, including applications and design assemblies for ceiling radiation dampers. The application and proper specification of ceiling radiation dampers in conjunction with bathroom exhaust and ceiling exhaust fans is also explored.

Make-Up Air Ventilation. This course discusses make-up air systems used in commercial kitchens and industrial applications. Topics include heating and cooling technologies, energy reduction strategies, direct and indirect gas heating technology, controls, UL requirement for cooling in kitchens, demand-based ventilation for saving energy, processing make-up air, and building pressurization.

Covid Mitigation Strategies Utilizing HVAC Systems. This course examines the role of HVAC equipment and systems in mitigating the risk of airborne viruses such as COVID-19. Fundamental technology such as outdoor air, ventilation, humidification, and filtration are reviews along with additive technologies such as electronic air cleaning devices. A case study of the re-opening of a commercial building with a focus on HVAC systems is presented.

Learn the difference between airside/waterside capacity equations and manufacturer’s performance calculations, and how this difference leads to challenges during the submittal process for everyone. Also discuss the business case for specifying factory mounted valve packages and optimal scheduling and selecting of hot water terminal reheat. 1 PDH Credit available.

Domestic hot water is one of the most misunderstood areas of plumbing system design. There are a range of issues to consider, including the mixing, the return system, overall efficiency and the risks associated with Legionella. Wondering where to start? In this webinar we'll discuss and explain the key issues, so your next design project can be easier and faster. This webinar will be of interest to contractors, building owners, HVAC design engineers and energy services professionals. 1 PDH Credit available.

This webinar will take a deep dive into how you can manage the indoor environment of schools to protect students and staff from respiratory viruses and other infectious microbes. Keeping schools healthy will minimize the spread of infections which will result in reduced absenteeism and improve focus for a more productive school day. Schools, like most buildings were originally constructed as shelters to protect occupants from extreme outdoor conditions and other natural threats. In the last several decades, however, the relentless pursuit of energy and operating efficiency, in addition to the use of synthetic building materials, have created buildings that often do the opposite: contribute to the spread of infectious diseases and other occupant illnesses. The insights gained from the Covid-19 pandemic have shown just how much we depend on properly managed buildings for almost all aspects of our lives! Respiratory infections cause huge productivity losses and generate considerable healthcare expenses that must be borne both by businesses and society at large. The catastrophic consequences for the economy have been vividly demonstrated by the coronavirus lockdowns. Flu infections alone are responsible for more than 500 million cases worldwide every year. In this alarming time, we are excited to inform you about clear and actionable steps you can take to protect schools from viral spread indoors. Join us for this webinar to learn how to maintain a healthier school to reduce the spread of infectious disease and to keep students and teachers safe.

Learn the difference between airside/waterside capacity equations and manufacturer’s performance calculations, and how this difference leads to challenges during the submittal process for everyone. Also discuss the business case for specifying factory mounted valve packages and optimal scheduling and selecting of hot water terminal reheat. 1 PDH Credit available.

The 60-Minute FR-PANL is a new product in the FR-PANL series that offers one hour of fire protection. This new panel joins SEMCO's original two-hour FR-PANL as the industry's only structural and acoustic fire-resistant panels, which are building code-compliant. FR-PANL products are ideal for interior walls, elevator shafts, and more – offering first responders more time to save inhabitants and assets in the event of a fire.

HVLS Fan Design, Application and Specification. This course covers the proper selection and specification of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for different applications. An overview of HVLS performance testing, performance data, safety and industry standards is included. 1 PDH Credit is available.

Marriott’s Aruba Surf Club is a premier resort that depends on guest comfort and good reviews to sustain high occupancy rates. The resort recently started using Pump Manager as a key tool for tracking and managing performance and maintenance. In this special webinar we’ll hear directly from the building operators, how they benefit from the features and capabilities and how pump manager has become a central part of their performance management and maintenance plans. Join us Tuesday June 15th for this special guest appearance. The webinar will be of interest to contractors, building owners, engineers and energy services professionals. 1 PDH Credit Available.

We are looking forward to seeing you at our Greenheck Happy Hour on Tuesday, June 15 starting at 4:00 PM featuring the Greenheck Mobile Learning Center and the RV-10. Please RSVP so we know to expect you! Drinks and appetizers will be provided.

Ventilation Strategies Utilizing Ceiling Exhaust and Bathroom Exhaust Fans to Meet Indoor Air Quality Requirements. This course discusses the critical nature of indoor air quality (IAQ) including compliance with codes and standards, ventilation strategies, and fan sizing utilizing ceiling exhaust and bathroom exhaust fans. Now, more than ever, people are spending increased amount of time in their residences. Effective IAQ contributes to the health and comfort of occupants while ensuring proper ventilation and moisture management.

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery. This course discusses the benefits of air-to-air energy recovery applied to ventilation systems and energy recovery technology (devices), pros and cons of available technology, psychrometrics, payback analysis, and the latest energy standards and code mandates.

As the days get longer and warmer, our thoughts turn to ensuring that comfort cooling systems are in good working condition. At the same time, many in the industry are already working to meet the heating demands of the upcoming fall and winter seasons. Our panel of experts will answer questions on temperature, humidity control and maintenance of cooling plants, plus heating plant types, including heat pumps (ground source, water and air source), boilers (gas, electric, biomass, oil) and variable refrigerant systems. We’ll also take questions on Armstrong solutions and services. This session will be of interest to contractors, design engineers, building owners, operators and maintenance personnel. 1 PDH Credit Available.

Conditioning High & 100% Quantities of Outdoor Air. This course discusses common HVAC systems found in commercial and institutional applications and the methods used to condition high percentages of outdoor air with an overview and comparison of single-zone variable air volume (VAV), multi-zone variable air volume (VAV) and dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS).

Learning Objectives: Recognize some common problems engineers face that can be solved with a panel solution, Learn the pros and cons of some solutions to these problems, Discover the benefits that panel solutions provide over other products, Evaluate and select effective panel products. 1 AIA credit available.

Life Safety Dampers. Developed to provide basic information on life safety dampers, this course discusses fire, fire smoke, smoke, and ceiling radiation dampers and their UL testing requirements, application, and installation. Ease-of-use methods for installation as well as control options that can be supplied for life safety dampers will be presented. 1 PDH Credit is available.

Increasing Design Efficiency Using Software. This course discusses how to be more efficient in the design process using Greenheck’s software. It covers three major software programs: eCAPS®, CAPS, and Revit integration. Included is a demonstration on how to size, apply, specify, schedule and generate AutoCAD® or Revit® drawings for fans, energy recovery, packaged rooftop units, louvers, and dampers. Energy recovery payback analysis and other time-saving features are included. 1 PDH Credit available.

Understanding AMCA 500-L Louver Weather Testing and FEMA 361 Tornado Shelters. This course focuses on the different louver weather test procedures within AMCA 500-L while providing valuable louver application guidelines. FEMA 361 dictates stringent construction guidelines for FEMA funded Tornado Safe Rooms or Shelters. This course will provide you with an understanding of FEMA 361 along with an understanding of the type(s) of louver products required for compliance. 1 PDH Credit available.

Proper Application and Specification of Ceiling Radiation Dampers and Ceiling Radiation Damper-Ceiling Exhaust Fan Combinations. An overview of the purpose of ceiling radiation dampers commonly utilized in commercial construction. This course discusses relevant test standards and third party certification, including applications and design assemblies for ceiling radiation dampers. The application and proper specification of ceiling radiation dampers in conjunction with bathroom exhaust and ceiling exhaust fans is also explored.

The 60-Minute FR-PANL is a new product in the FR-PANL series that offers one hour of fire protection. This new panel joins SEMCO's original two-hour FR-PANL as the industry's only structural and acoustic fire-resistant panels, which are building code-compliant. FR-PANL products are ideal for interior walls, elevator shafts, and more – offering first responders more time to save inhabitants and assets in the event of a fire.

Make-Up Air Ventilation. This course discusses make-up air systems used in commercial kitchens and industrial applications. Topics include heating and cooling technologies, energy reduction strategies, direct and indirect gas heating technology, controls, UL requirement for cooling in kitchens, demand-based ventilation for saving energy, processing make-up air, and building pressurization. Applications for 80/20 vs. 100% outdoor air, the benefits of direct-fired gas heat vs. other heating systems for warehouses, and codes and standards. 1 PDH Credit available.

HVAC systems must provide clean, safe air in schools and have a clear impact on student health and academic performance. This presentation reviews indoor air quality (IAQ) fundamentals and various air distribution solutions specific to schools with guidance from EPA, CHPS, and USGBC. Attendees will leave with the ability to meet or exceed occupant comfort, safety, and energy efficiency requirements using a variety of properly designed air distribution systems. 1 PDH Credit available.

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HVAC systems must provide clean, safe air in schools and have a clear impact on student health and academic performance. This presentation reviews indoor air quality (IAQ) fundamentals and various air distribution solutions specific to schools with guidance from EPA, CHPS, and USGBC. Attendees will leave with the ability to meet or exceed occupant comfort, safety, and energy efficiency requirements using a variety of properly designed air distribution systems. 1 PDH Credit available.

Ventilation Strategies Utilizing Ceiling Exhaust and Bathroom Exhaust Fans to Meet Indoor Air Quality Requirements. This course discusses the critical nature of indoor air quality (IAQ) including compliance with codes and standards, ventilation strategies, and fan sizing utilizing ceiling exhaust and bathroom exhaust fans. Now, more than ever, people are spending increased amount of time in their residences. Effective IAQ contributes to the health and comfort of occupants while ensuring proper ventilation and moisture management.

Learning Objectives: Recognize some common problems engineers face that can be solved with a panel solution, Learn the pros and cons of some solutions to these problems, Discover the benefits that panel solutions provide over other products, Evaluate and select effective panel products. 1 AIA credit available.

Motor Technology in the HVAC Industry. This course examines new and existing motor technology in the HVAC industry. A comparison of traditional AC induction motors, permanent magnet (PM) and electronically commutated (EC) motor technology is presented. The interactive demonstration illustrates the controllability, energy efficiency, reliability and payback of using EC motors in single phase applications. The demonstration will also introduce you to additional systems and applications for variable fan flow based upon pressure, temperature, humidity, volatile organic compounds (VOC), and carbon dioxide space control. .75 PDH Credit available.

Long-term care facilities, like most buildings, were originally constructed to protect occupants from extreme climactic conditions and other outdoor threats. In the last several decades the focus on buildings as shelters has unfortunately been overshadowed by design, construction and operating practices that show clear and immediate profitability. The availability of inexpensive synthetic building materials and emphasis on energy-efficiency have unwittingly created indoor environments that often increase the spread of infectious diseases and other occupant illnesses. Until recently, common practices in mechanical system design, operation, choice of building materials and disinfection protocols were largely unchallenged. The Covid–19 pandemic has changed this! Supporting the health, in fact the very survival, of occupants in long-term care facilities must be accomplished by following evidence-based guidelines known to decrease the indoor spread of disease. Clearly, respiratory infections cause huge productivity losses and generate enormous healthcare expenses that must be borne both by businesses and society at large. The catastrophic consequences for the economy have been vividly demonstrated by the coronavirus lockdowns. Flu infections alone are responsible for more than 500 million cases worldwide every year. In this pivotal time when we once again turn to buildings for shelter, we are excited to reveal to you actionable steps, backed by medical and building science research, that you can take to manage your indoor environment to truly protect the occupants and staff of long-term care facilities from viral respiratory disease.

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes and Standards. Based on good kitchen design principles, this course focuses on products and concepts that promote energy efficient kitchen ventilation design. The value of demand ventilation (variable volume) systems and strategies regarding the application and selection of the right system configuration for various applications is discussed. Other topics include payback analysis, the integration with building management systems, and electronically commutated (EC) motors. 1 PDH Credit available.

Energy Codes and Their Impact on Fan Selection. This course will introduce fan energy efficiency metrics and how they are used for compliance with building and energy codes such as ASHRAE 90.1. Recent activities and future changes to efficiency metrics will be presented, providing up-to-date information needed for proper fan selection to minimize energy consumption. 1 PDH Credit available.

The last decade has seen exponential growth in mission-critical facilities, from hyperscale to colocation. The pandemic has only accelerated that digital transformation, greatly increasing data usage. Another recent phenomenon is Blockchain, with its cryptographic digital ledger concept, where immutable decentralization plays a key central role, being in digital validation, records, or data infrastructure (e.g. digital currencies). More than ever, energy-efficient cooling and humidification solutions play a central role in facilities design and long-term profitability. Condair offers flexible solutions that can help you reduce your data center's PUE, offering rapid scalability with low total cost of ownership (TCO). This live webinar looks at cooling technologies for data infrastructure and the benefits of adiabatic cooling and humidification technologies.

Dr Stephanie Taylor explains the science behind how indoor humidity affects airborne viral cross-infection and our respiratory health. The webinar will be of interest to anyone in the building services sector, facility managers and healthcare professionals responsible for infection control. Dr Taylor is a Harvard Medical School infection control consultant, a member of the ASHRAE Epidemic Task Force established to provide guidance on how to ensure buildings are prepared for future pandemics, a medical advisor to The British Standards Institution, Chartered Member of the Royal Society of Public Health and a Chartered Member of the Chartered Association of Building Engineers.

This webinar will discuss fire product equipment selection for different fire station configurations.

Laboratory Fume Exhaust. This course is aimed at familiarizing participants with the basics of laboratory ventilation and emphasizing the importance of codes and standards for laboratory design. AMCA’s Induced Flow Ratings Seal will be explained along with a discussion on airflow measurement and controls. 1 PDH Credit available.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM.

"Like a book club, but for engineering." Join your local peers for discussions about articles in the monthly ASHRAE Journal that have caught your eye. We'll be focusing on the January/February/March 2021 editions of the Journal.

The 60-Minute FR-PANL is a new product in the FR-PANL series that offers one hour of fire protection. This new panel joins SEMCO's original two-hour FR-PANL as the industry's only structural and acoustic fire-resistant panels, which are building code-compliant. FR-PANL products are ideal for interior walls, elevator shafts, and more – offering first responders more time to save inhabitants and assets in the event of a fire.

Conditioning High and 100% Quantities of Outdoor Air. This course discusses common HVAC systems found in commercial and institutional applications and the methods used to condition high percentages of outdoor air with an overview and comparison of single-zone variable air volume (VAV), multi-zone variable air volume (VAV) and dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS). 1 PDH Credit available.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM.

Increased Benefits of Packaged Controls and Components in Today's Covid Environment. Virtual Meeting

Please join us for a very special virtual Lunch & Learn to kick off the Michigan Air Products and LG Air Conditioning Technologies partnership. Lunch will be provided to attendees prior to the event in the form of a DoorDash gift code. Agenda: - Michigan Air Products Leadership Team shares more about the decision to partner with LG and what this means for our customers - LG Leadership & Product Experts share company + product overview including features, benefits, and what sets LG apart

Learning Objectives: Recognize some common problems engineers face that can be solved with a panel solution, Learn the pros and cons of some solutions to these problems, Discover the benefits that panel solutions provide over other products, Evaluate and select effective panel products. 1 AIA credit available.

Specifying Equipment for Surviving Hurricane Wind Forces. Equipment located in coastal applications are required to survive substantial wind loads, flying debris and/or wind-driven rain. This course will define equipment application criteria and review the current applicable standards and codes. Proper specification verbiage to meet Hurricane Prone Region applications will be presented, as well as a review of present and proposed future International Building Codes and the Florida Building Code. 1 PDH Credit available.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM.

HVLS Fan Design, Application and Specification. This course covers the proper selection and specification of high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans for different applications. An overview of HVLS performance testing, performance data, safety and industry standards is included. 1 PDH Credit is available.

Energy savings are a key reason for the use of variable speed controls in HVAC pumping applications. It’s generally accepted that the energy savings support the purchase of variable speed controls for variable flow applications. But the potential for energy savings in constant flow systems is not as well documented. This webinar will present the findings from a recent survey by the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA) comparing the energy savings potential for variable and constant flow pumping systems. You’ll learn about Armstrong’s intelligent pumping technology plus the benefits of connectivity. We’ll also discuss Active Performance Management and how that approach represents ‘best practice’ for optimizing HVAC systems. This session will be of interest to Consulting Engineers, HVAC System Designers, Contractors and Facility Managers. 1 PDH Credit Available.

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery. This course discusses the benefits of air-to-air energy recovery applied to ventilation systems and energy recovery technology (devices), pros and cons of available technology, psychrometrics, payback analysis, and the latest energy standards and code mandates. 1 PDH Credit available.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM.

Life Safety Dampers. Developed to provide basic information on life safety dampers, this course discusses fire, fire smoke, smoke, and ceiling radiation dampers and their UL testing requirements, application, and installation. Ease-of-use methods for installation as well as control options that can be supplied for life safety dampers will be presented. 1 PDH Credit is available.

Whether you prefer condition based maintenance or predictive maintenance as an asset management approach, the basic requirements for maintaining a pressure booster system are important components in an operations plan. This webinar will review the steps facility managers and operators should take on a regular basis to guarantee water supply for building occupants. You will also learn how to review booster system settings and performance data to identify potential issues. 1 PDH Credit Available.

Increasing Design Efficiency Using Software. This course discusses how to be more efficient in the design process using Greenheck’s software. It covers three major software programs: eCAPS®, CAPS, and Revit integration. Included is a demonstration on how to size, apply, specify, schedule and generate AutoCAD® or Revit® drawings for fans, energy recovery, packaged rooftop units, louvers, and dampers. Energy recovery payback analysis and other time-saving features are included. 1 PDH Credit available.

Guest Speaker | Alan Beaulieu, ITR Economics. Stripping away media and political biases, Alan will provide insights into: the realities of the pandemic impact on our markets the past year, where we are as we wrap up first quarter of 2021, how we're poised for the balance of 2021 and beyond - and how and where to focus for success. Seats are limited! Register today!

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. One in person attendee will be randomly chosen to receive lunch on Michigan Air Products via a $25 DoorDash gift card.

This presentation is a follow up to the March "Buildings are our Best Medicine" event presented by Dr. Stephanie Taylor. This webinar session will explore building associated illnesses including health effects, causes, and prevention methods in both daily operations and for remodel or renovation projects. We'll also discuss solutions to mitigate issues and concerns, the pros and cons of each, and the circumstances they are most effective in. Solutions can be service-based (ensuring proper ventilation) or product-based, such as Bipolar ionization technology, Ultraviolet germicidal irradiation, and Filtration changes.

This webinar will discuss information required during fire station walk through for proper product selection.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. One in person attendee will be randomly chosen to receive lunch on Michigan Air Products via a $25 DoorDash gift card.

Learning Objectives: Recognize some common problems engineers face that can be solved with a panel solution, Learn the pros and cons of some solutions to these problems, Discover the benefits that panel solutions provide over other products, Evaluate and select effective panel products. 1 AIA credit available.

Conditioning High & 100% Quantities of Outdoor Air. This course discusses common HVAC systems found in commercial and institutional applications and the methods used to condition high percentages of outdoor air with an overview and comparison of single-zone variable air volume (VAV), multi-zone variable air volume (VAV) and dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS).

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. One in person attendee will be randomly chosen to receive lunch on Michigan Air Products via a $25 DoorDash gift card.

Ventilation Strategies Utilizing Ceiling Exhaust and Bathroom Exhaust Fans to Meet Indoor Air Quality Requirements. This course discusses the critical nature of indoor air quality (IAQ) including compliance with codes and standards, ventilation strategies, and fan sizing utilizing ceiling exhaust and bathroom exhaust fans. Now, more than ever, people are spending increased amount of time in their residences. Effective IAQ contributes to the health and comfort of occupants while ensuring proper ventilation and moisture management.

In this webinar, you will learn about new technologies for intelligent pumping, connectivity and Active Performance Management that support a different approach to sizing and selecting pumps. New pump configurations and sizing practices can improve performance, efficiency, system resilience and redundancy, and at the same time reduce installed costs. This session will be of interest to contractors, engineers, system designers and facility managers. 1 PDH Credit Available.

Joint virtual educational session with ASHRAE Detroit, Michigan Society for Healthcare Engineering (MISHE) and Southeastern Michigan Society for Healthcare Engineering (SMSHE) presented by Dr. Stephanie Taylor, MD, M Arch, CIC, RSPH(UK), ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer, and Harvard Medical School InCite Health Fellow. Dr. Taylor will be discussing the connection of health, medicine, and building technology. Our lives have been in tremendous upheaval from a mutated virus in the Coronavirus family. Many unanswered questions about disease transmission, mortality rates and our own immune response have resulted in uncertainty and confusion about how we should be managing our indoor environments. Dr. Taylor will present scientific data and studies on building interventions that have dramatically improved the health of human occupants while decreasing the threat of microbial pathogens such as COVID-19. Proper building management is key to protecting everyone’s health.

Proper Application and Specification of Ceiling Radiation Dampers and Ceiling Radiation Damper-Ceiling Exhaust Fan Combinations. An overview of the purpose of ceiling radiation dampers commonly utilized in commercial construction. This course discusses relevant test standards and third party certification, including applications and design assemblies for ceiling radiation dampers. The application and proper specification of ceiling radiation dampers in conjunction with bathroom exhaust and ceiling exhaust fans is also explored.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. One in person attendee will be randomly chosen to receive lunch on Michigan Air Products via a $25 DoorDash gift card.

Commercial HVAC systems must provide clean, safe air to indoor environments shared by multiple occupants. Poorly designed systems result in odors, thermal discomfort, and increased risk of airborne viral transmission between occupants. This webinar will investigate the fundamentals of indoor air quality (IAQ) and the HVAC technologies available to improve IAQ in commercial offices spaces. 1 PDH Credit available.

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery. This course discusses the benefits of air-to-air energy recovery applied to ventilation systems and energy recovery technology (devices), pros and cons of available technology, psychrometrics, payback analysis, and the latest energy standards and code mandates.

The trend towards construction of more mission-critical infrastructure in ever-shorter time frames continues. Nowhere is this more evident than in the world’s growing demand for telecommunications and internet-based businesses. To improve both the quality of those installations and the deployment time of those businesses infrastructure professionals need cooling automation solutions that are agile, responsive, and flexible to meet project-specific needs. To serve this market Armstrong has developed the Design Envelope EVERCOOL automation platform. Join this webinar to learn more about the datacenter cooling market, and the EVERCOOL platform for cooling system control. This is a replay of a previous webinar followed by a live Q&A session.

Commercial HVAC systems must provide clean, safe air to indoor environments shared by multiple occupants. Poorly designed systems result in odors, thermal discomfort, and increased risk of airborne viral transmission between occupants. This webinar will investigate the fundamentals of indoor air quality (IAQ) and the HVAC technologies available to improve IAQ in commercial offices spaces. 1 PDH Credit available.

Understanding AMCA 500-L Louver Weather Testing and FEMA 361 Tornado Shelters. This course focuses on the different louver weather test procedures within AMCA 500-L while providing valuable louver application guidelines. FEMA 361 dictates stringent construction guidelines for FEMA funded Tornado Safe Rooms or Shelters. This course will provide you with an understanding of FEMA 361 along with an understanding of the type(s) of louver products required for compliance.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. One in person attendee will be randomly chosen to receive lunch on Michigan Air Products via a $25 DoorDash gift card.

Make-up Air Ventilation. This course discusses make-up air systems used in commercial kitchens and industrial applications. Topics include heating and cooling technologies, energy reduction strategies, direct and indirect gas heating technology, controls, UL requirement for cooling in kitchens, demand-based ventilation for saving energy, processing make-up air, and building pressurization.

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes and Standards

This webinar will discuss proper equipment selection including fan, duct sizing, hose type and diameter.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. One in person attendee will be randomly chosen to receive lunch on Michigan Air Products via a $25 DoorDash gift card.

Indoor air quality has recently been thrust into the spotlight because of the COVID-19 pandemic. This presentation will focus on real project examples where CFD has been successfully applied to tackle different indoor air quality concerns, from gaseous contaminants in industrial applications to particulates in cleanrooms. Background information on the types of airborne contaminants (including viruses), air quality indices, typical control measures, and the limitations of ventilation (and importance of air distribution) will be presented as well. 1 PDH Credit available.

Indoor air quality has recently been thrust into the spotlight because of the COVID-19 pandemic. This presentation will focus on real project examples where CFD has been successfully applied to tackle different indoor air quality concerns, from gaseous contaminants in industrial applications to particulates in cleanrooms. Background information on the types of airborne contaminants (including viruses), air quality indices, typical control measures, and the limitations of ventilation (and importance of air distribution) will be presented as well. 1 PDH Credit available.

The 60-Minute FR-PANL is a new product in the FR-PANL series that offers one hour of fire protection. This new panel joins SEMCO's original two-hour FR-PANL as the industry's only structural and acoustic fire-resistant panels, which are building code-compliant. FR-PANL products are ideal for interior walls, elevator shafts, and more – offering first responders more time to save inhabitants and assets in the event of a fire.

Motor Technology in the HVAC Industry

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. Bonus Offer: Attend 3 or more of MAP's Midweek 15 sessions (January 13th through February 17th) and you'll be entered for the chance to win a $50 Amazon eGift.

Ventilation Strategies Utilizing Ceiling Exhaust and Bathroom Exhaust Fans to Meet Indoor Air Quality Requirements. This course discusses the critical nature of indoor air quality (IAQ) including compliance with codes and standards, ventilation strategies, and fan sizing utilizing ceiling exhaust and bathroom exhaust fans. Now, more than ever, people are spending increased amount of time in their residences. Effective IAQ contributes to the health and comfort of occupants while ensuring proper ventilation and moisture management.

High Performance Chilled Water Systems. Virtual Meeting

Understanding AMCA 500-L Louver Weather Testing and FEMA 361 Tornado Shelters. This course focuses on the different louver weather test procedures within AMCA 500-L while providing valuable louver application guidelines. FEMA 361 dictates stringent construction guidelines for FEMA funded Tornado Safe Rooms or Shelters. This course will provide you with an understanding of FEMA 361 along with an understanding of the type(s) of louver products required for compliance.

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery. This course discusses the benefits of air-to-air energy recovery applied to ventilation systems and energy recovery technology (devices), pros and cons of available technology, psychrometrics, payback analysis, and the latest energy standards and code mandates.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. Bonus Offer: Attend 3 or more of MAP's Midweek 15 sessions (January 13th through February 17th) and you'll be entered for the chance to win a $50 Amazon eGift.

Conditioning High & 100% Quantities of Outdoor Air. This course discusses common HVAC systems found in commercial and institutional applications and the methods used to condition high percentages of outdoor air with an overview and comparison of single-zone variable air volume (VAV), multi-zone variable air volume (VAV) and dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS).

While indoor air quality (IAQ) has long been a topic of discussion and concern, with many people working from home or sheltering in place, the quality of air in indoor spaces has taken on even greater importance. With the additional concerns around airborne transmission of Covid-19, ventilation and IAQ are now key concerns for building owners and operators. Join us for a review of the importance of indoor air quality. Topics covered will include pollutants and sources, case histories, short-term and long-term effects of poor IAQ, and how building and facility managers can make practical changes for significant improvements in IAQ.

Energy Codes and Their Impact on Fan Selection. This course will introduce fan energy efficiency metrics and how they are used for compliance with building and energy codes such as ASHRAE 90.1. Recent activities and future changes to efficiency metrics will be presented, providing up-to-date information needed for proper fan selection to minimize energy consumption.

Learning Objectives: Recognize some common problems engineers face that can be solved with a panel solution, Learn the pros and cons of some solutions to these problems, Discover the benefits that panel solutions provide over other products, Evaluate and select effective panel products. 1 AIA credit available.

Laboratory Fume Exhaust. This course is aimed at familiarizing participants with the basics of laboratory ventilation and emphasizing the importance of codes and standards for laboratory design. AMCA’s Induced Flow Ratings Seal will be explained along with a discussion on airflow measurement and controls.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. Bonus Offer: Attend 3 or more of MAP's Midweek 15 sessions (January 13th through February 17th) and you'll be entered for the chance to win a $50 Amazon eGift.

Learn how fan filter units can be used in innovative applications including patient isolation rooms and dental operatories as well as general applications like classrooms and open offices to reduce airborne pathogens and greatly improve indoor air quality. 1 PDH Credit available.

Make-up Air Ventilation. This course discusses make-up air systems used in commercial kitchens and industrial applications. Topics include heating and cooling technologies, energy reduction strategies, direct and indirect gas heating technology, controls, UL requirement for cooling in kitchens, demand-based ventilation for saving energy, processing make-up air, and building pressurization.

Advances in automation and control within HVAC systems have brought about a revolution in modern building operating practices. But the end results provided by digital controls and automation haven't always matched expectations for performance and energy savings. Join us for a review of automation technologies and best practices in applying automation to HVAC systems.

Learn how fan filter units can be used in innovative applications including patient isolation rooms and dental operatories as well as general applications like classrooms and open offices to reduce airborne pathogens and greatly improve indoor air quality. 1 PDH Credit available.

Life Safety Dampers. Developed to provide basic information on life safety dampers, this course discusses fire, fire smoke, smoke, and ceiling radiation dampers and their UL testing requirements, application, and installation. Ease-of-use methods for installation as well as control options that can be supplied for life safety dampers will be presented.

FläktGroup SEMCO is introducing a new product this month! The 60-Minute FR-PANL is a new product in the FR-PANL series that offers one hour of fire protection. This new panel joins SEMCO's original two-hour FR-PANL as the industry's only structural and acoustic fire-resistant panels, which are building code-compliant. FR-PANL products are ideal for interior walls, elevator shafts, and more – offering first responders more time to save inhabitants and assets in the event of a fire.

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes and Standards

Utilize Basic & Advanced mode, demonstration and definition of advanced terms.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. Bonus Offer: Attend 3 or more of MAP's Midweek 15 sessions (January 13th through February 17th) and you'll be entered for the chance to win a $50 Amazon eGift.

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery

This live, interactive module will teach you the fundamentals of control theory as they pertain to airflow control valves and critical room control. Using smart board technology, the instructor will review the concepts of open loop and closed loop controls along with the concepts of measured, monitored and controlled variables. These concepts will be applied to the control of air valves and room controls and recommendations will be made on their proper applications. 1 PDH Credit available.

The webinar will explain the relative merits of two different approaches to flow modulation in chiller systems: variable primary and primary/secondary. It will look at the upsides and the downsides of each including the chiller sequencing, control of flow and return temperatures, pump control methods, by-pass control and any potential threats and vulnerabilities.

Make-up Air Ventilation

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. Bonus Offer: Attend 3 or more of MAP's Midweek 15 sessions (January 13th through February 17th) and you'll be entered for the chance to win a $50 Amazon eGift.

Increasing Design Efficiency Using Software

Accurate flow data provides valuable insights for performance optimization and system diagnostics. With the development of digital twins and algorithms to continually create and test simulations, machine learning takes system optimization to an entirely new level. To learn more about how machine learning can be applied to HVAC systems, join this webinar January 19th. 1 PDH available.

Climate Change: What It Is and What Its Impact On The Environment Will Be. Joint virtual meeting with ASPE.

Conditioning High and 100% Quantities of Outdoor Air

How can one save energy applying a drive to the system?

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM.

HVLS Fan Design, Application and Specification

This live, interactive module will teach you the fundamentals of precision airflow control devices. Streaming from inside the Price Research Centre North, you be introduced to VAV boxes, High accuracy terminals and Venturi Valve technologies. Focusing on recommended applications for each, you will get a chance to learn about different versions of each valve type to get a thorough understanding of the full scope of each technology. 1 PDH credit available.

This webinar will take a deep dive in how you can manage your indoor environment to protect yourself from respiratory viruses and other infectious microbes. You will learn how buildings affect our health; how an enclosed space can increase virus transmission; why viruses prefer dry conditions; the roles humidity, temperature, and CO2 play in making your building healthier; and best practices and products to improve your indoor air quality.

Energy Codes and Their Impact on Fan Selection (FEI)

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly in November and December. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. Attend all 6 sessions and be entered for the chance to win a $100 Amazon eGift card for the holidays. Attend 3 or more sessions and automatically earn a $15 Amazon eGift card.

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes and Standards

This live, interactive module will teach you the fundamentals of control theory as they pertain to airflow control valves and critical room control. Using smart board technology, the instructor will review the concepts of open loop and closed loop controls along with the concepts of measured, monitored and controlled variables. These concepts will be applied to the control of air valves and room controls and recommendations will be made on their proper applications. 1 PDH Credit available.

This webinar will address the use of adiabatic technologies in cold climates. With several countries launching measures to tackle climate change, adiabatic technologies provide an optimal method of humidification, without sacrificing energy efficiency or carbon emissions. Adiabatic humidifiers can however present some challenges in colder regions, so join us to learn how those challenges can be mitigated with a positive yearly energy balance.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly in November and December. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. Attend all 6 sessions and be entered for the chance to win a $100 Amazon eGift card for the holidays. Attend 3 or more sessions and automatically earn a $15 Amazon eGift card.

Laboratory and Fume Exhaust Systems

Increasing Design Efficiency Using Software

Make-up Air Ventilation

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly in November and December. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. Attend all 6 sessions and be entered for the chance to win a $100 Amazon eGift card for the holidays. Attend 3 or more sessions and automatically earn a $15 Amazon eGift card.

Conditioning High and 100% Quantities of Outdoor Air

Meeting Topic: How Industrial Projects Get Done. Sponsored by Consumers Energy

HVLS Fan Design, Application and Specification

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly in November and December. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. Attend all 6 sessions and be entered for the chance to win a $100 Amazon eGift card for the holidays. Attend 3 or more sessions and automatically earn a $15 Amazon eGift card.

This live, interactive module will teach you the fundamentals of precision airflow control devices. Streaming from inside the Price Research Centre North, you be introduced to VAV boxes, High accuracy terminals and Venturi Valve technologies. Focusing on recommended applications for each, you will get a chance to learn about different versions of each valve type to get a thorough understanding of the full scope of each technology. 1 PDH credit available.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly in November and December. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. Attend all 6 sessions and be entered for the chance to win a $100 Amazon eGift card for the holidays. Attend 3 or more sessions and automatically earn a $15 Amazon eGift card.

In today's world, indoor air quality is an increasing concern and the ability to provide clean air to room occupants is more important than ever. Most commercial spaces focus primarily on cost and thermal comfort while air quality is based on minimum requirements, which can result in lower than optimal air quality. The Room Air Purifier (RAP) is an ideal option for improving indoor air quality wherever and whenever you need it. This training session will cover an introduction to the RAP, UV-C light, HEPA filtration, demonstration videos, bipolar ionization, and application examples.

Mechanical equipment keeps running even when we're working from home or socially distanced. Join Young Engineers in ASHRAE for a virtual walkthrough of the One Campus Martius penthouse, using an immersive LIDAR scan. Learn about the unique equipment and maintenance requirements that make this the 2002 ASHRAE Technology Award-winning building run!

In today's world, indoor air quality is an increasing concern and the ability to provide clean air to room occupants is more important than ever. Most commercial spaces focus primarily on cost and thermal comfort while air quality is based on minimum requirements, which can result in lower than optimal air quality. The Room Air Purifier (RAP) is an ideal option for improving indoor air quality wherever and whenever you need it. This training session will cover an introduction to the RAP, UV-C light, HEPA filtration, demonstration videos, bipolar ionization, and application examples.

15-minutes of HVAC webinar content brought to you weekly in November and December. Grab a coffee and join us virtually Wednesdays at 10:00 AM. Attend all 6 sessions and be entered for the chance to win a $100 Amazon eGift card for the holidays. Attend 3 or more sessions and automatically earn a $15 Amazon eGift card.

Join us as we partner with the American Red Cross. This date is also Veteran's Day - a perfect day to honor generations of heroes who have worn our country's uniform and helped preserve the freedoms and way of life we enjoy today. We have the privilege to help save lives by giving blood in honor of the heroes who have fought for ours.

This webinar will cover the benefits to the engineering team, contractors, architects, owners and end users that can be achieved by using an integrated operating room ceiling system design as opposed to a standard drywall or stick built system. We will discuss project timeline, safety and coordination.

This webinar will cover the benefits to the engineering team, contractors, architects, owners and end users that can be achieved by using an integrated operating room ceiling system design as opposed to a standard drywall or stick built system. We will discuss project timeline, safety and coordination.

Life Safety Dampers

Specifying Louvers for Surviving Hurricane Wind Forces

As COVID-19 changes the landscape of commercial building operations, building owners and facility managers must adapt to safety measures that influence their facilities’ energy requirements. Among the foremost operations guidelines from standard-setters like the CDC and ASHRAE, is enhanced outdoor air ventilation. Although experts say this strategy will help to mitigate viral transmission, additional outdoor ventilation indicates increased OpEx. In this webcast, viewers will learn how they can boost ventilation rates without sacrificing HVAC efficiency.

Increasing Design Efficiency Using Software

Join Samsung HVAC in welcoming speaker Tim Wentz as he addresses the relationship between risk and ethics in context where they can be viewed together, and likely outcomes can be measured or predicted. This presentation is eligible for PDH credits, pending state department approval. Restrictions apply.

Join Samsung HVAC in welcoming speaker Tim Wentz as he addresses the relationship between risk and ethics in context where they can be viewed together, and likely outcomes can be measured or predicted. This presentation is eligible for PDH credits, pending state department approval. Restrictions apply.

Make-up Air Ventilation

This month's ACH580 Feature of the month is the Advanced Damper Control. Easily program your drive to control your inlet and/or outlet dampers and use the onboard I/O to save you money when controlling remotely.

Attendees of this presentation will learn what VAV diffusers are and how the two primary types of VAV diffusers, thermally powered and electric, operate. Attendees will also learn how to apply VAV diffusers in HVAC systems and the fundamentals of system design when working with VAV diffusers.

Conditioning High and 100% Quantities of Outdoor Air

A full understanding of HVAC theory and fluid flow technology is crucial for building a solid base of knowledge. But nothing can match the color and context of stories from real installations. To illustrate key aspects of HVAC systems, and shine a light on common industry practices, we're asking experts from Armstrong to bring forward the untold stories of major installations. Informative, insightful and entertaining, this session will surely be a highlight in our webinar calendar.

Air Rotation is simple HVAC solution for large and open spaces that alleviates many of the design challenges of traditional packaged mechanical systems. This conversation will explore where it is applicable, why customers utilize this approach, economic benefits, and basics of design and implementation.

Attendees of this presentation will learn what VAV diffusers are and how the two primary types of VAV diffusers, thermally powered and electric, operate. Attendees will also learn how to apply VAV diffusers in HVAC systems and the fundamentals of system design when working with VAV diffusers.

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery

The Price Engineering Training (PET) provides consulting and design engineers with the training needed to specify and select air distribution equipment to best meet their design criteria. The training program is an extensive introduction to air distribution design.

Motor Technology in the HVAC Industry

The Price Engineering Training (PET) provides consulting and design engineers with the training needed to specify and select air distribution equipment to best meet their design criteria. The training program is an extensive introduction to air distribution design.

The presentation will take a look at a sample project starting at the one-lines. We will discuss how to read a one line with respect to identifying VFD information. We will discuss how VFD specifications and schedules come into play and recommendations for how Engineers provide that information to those who are bidding a project. This will also include a brief strategy discussion for how to handle harmonic mitigation requirements. Then we will transition to reviewing a VFD submittal and identifying those key items within the submittal that an Engineer needs to look out for and what a Contractor needs to confirm proper coordination of their scope. We will also spend some time on VFD electrical schematics showing how to read a schematic to identify hardware such as bypass contactors and confirm basic control logic. The webinar will use an typical HVAC project as an example. However, the concepts and information are also applicable to the Water & Waste Water industry and certain Industrial applications that you a plan & spec approach to the design and procurement of VFDs. 1 PDH available.

1 PDH Credit Available. Our Greenheck Power Hour event will provide you with content on two topics of interest to the HVAC industry today in a bite-sized format: Motor Technology, Efficiencies, and Controllability & High Volume Low Speed (HVLS) Fan Design, Application, and Specification

Laboratory and Fume Exhaust Systems

The Price Engineering Training (PET) provides consulting and design engineers with the training needed to specify and select air distribution equipment to best meet their design criteria. The training program is an extensive introduction to air distribution design.

With increased interest in occupant health and safety, indoor air quality is a key topic of discussion. Management, control, maintenance and automation of HVAC systems play a key role in the quality of air that circulates in our buildings. How can designers, installers, maintenance personnel and facility managers effectively and responsibly manage HVAC for best results? This webinar will look at the options for control and automation within HVAC systems and how they can be used to the greatest effect for balancing indoor air quality, tenant comfort and efficiency.

HVLS Fan Design, Application and Specification

This presentation will explore power line harmonics caused by variable frequency drives operating in building electrical networks. At the end of this webinar, you will have a better understanding of the causes of harmonic distortion, what is IEEE-519, and the different types of harmonic mitigating strategies and how to effectively use them to meet IEEE-519. 1 PDH available.

"Like a book club, but for engineering." We'll be focusing on the August 2020 and September 2020 editions of the monthly ASHRAE Journal.

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes and Standards

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery

Life Safety Dampers

Specifying Louvers for Surviving Hurricane Wind Forces

The term de-rating a drive implies that a VFDis intentionally oversized to be used in an application that requires less power. If a drive isn't properly oversized and de-rated when appropriate it can result in your your drive overheating or even pre-mature failure! In this webinar, you will learn the different reasons why you would de-rate a drive as well as guidelines on how much the drive should be oversized by to ensure your VFD will work in your application for years to come. 1 PDH available.

Humidity is no longer considered a soft factor for indoor air quality, as relative humidity levels of 40-60% can minimize the majority of adverse health effects. Join this free 1-hour Webcast to: 1. Explore Condair’s Full Line of Humidification & Evaporative Cooling Products (Technologies, Capabilities, Features, & Benefits) 2. Learn What Method of Humidification is Best for your Application (Isothermal, Adiabatic, Steam) 3. See New Updates from Help, a Web-based Interactive Humidification Engineering and Loadsizing Program that Guides You Through the Process of Selecting Humidification Systems 4. Discover the Top 3 Reasons to Maintain a Healthy Humidity as We Enter Flu Season

Conditioning High and 100% Quantities of Outdoor Air

Increasing Design Efficiency Using Software

We will have a great day of golf at the beautiful Indianwood Golf & Country Club in Lake Orion. (http://www.iwgcc.com) Enjoy a complete day of camaraderie and enjoyment including a 4-person scramble tournament over 18 holes of golf, gift bag for all players, use of the practice facilities, refreshments and barbecue lunch on the course, contests, networking social hour, silent auction, a delicious dinner, prizes and awards. Space is Limited. Sign Up Early.

In this Short Stuff Session, we will be showing some of the features which speed up setting up your drive, monitoring the drive, and tweaking settings. Get your drive up and running in only a few short minutes by taking advantage of the Startup Assistant and learn how Primary Settings can be used to change multiple parameters at once by only changing a single setting! Short Stuff Sessions are meant to be 30 minutes or less in length.

Integration between air distribution (mechanical) and finished ceilings (architectural) can be challenging. Working with Armstrong Ceilings, Price has developed tested solutions and strategies for specialized integration with their architectural products. This webinar will cover challenging situations involving ceilings, including transitions and acoustical performance requirements.

Please join your ASHRAE counterparts for a 1 hour, Virtual – Lunch and Learn (via Microsoft Teams) with expert Patrick Brooks to help you better prepare and protect your facility while reopening amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Integration between air distribution (mechanical) and finished ceilings (architectural) can be challenging. Working with Armstrong Ceilings, Price has developed tested solutions and strategies for specialized integration with their architectural products. This webinar will cover challenging situations involving ceilings, including transitions and acoustical performance requirements.

Motor Technology in the HVAC Industry

VFDs are more advanced than ever before, but they have never been easier to troubleshoot. But what happens when the control panel doesn't give you a clear indication of what is going on with the VFD? This presentation will cover basic problems and nuisance trips that may be encountered with VFDs. Safety comments and wiring tips will be covered as well. 1 PDH available.

Laboratory and Fume Exhaust Systems

Make-up Air Ventilation

Learn how changes to your HVAC system can reduce the probability of exposure to airborne pathogens like SARS-CoV-2 within workplaces, schools, and other high occupancy areas. This half hour will focus on new construction applications. Product groups include Critical Environments, Air Moving, and Sustainable Systems.

Learn how changes to your HVAC system can reduce the probability of exposure to airborne pathogens like SARS-CoV-2 within workplaces, schools, and other high occupancy areas. This half hour will focus on Retrofit Applications. Product groups include Critical Environments, Air Moving, and Sustainable Systems.

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes and Standards

Learn how changes to your HVAC system can reduce the probability of exposure to airborne pathogens like SARS-CoV-2 within workplaces, schools, and other high occupancy areas. This half hour will focus on new construction applications. Product groups include Critical Environments, Air Moving, and Sustainable Systems.

Learn how changes to your HVAC system can reduce the probability of exposure to airborne pathogens like SARS-CoV-2 within workplaces, schools, and other high occupancy areas. This half hour will focus on Retrofit Applications. Product groups include Critical Environments, Air Moving, and Sustainable Systems.

HVLS Fan Design, Application and Specification

Conditioning High Percentages and 100% Outdoor Air

This workshop will take you on a VRF project journey as we discuss new VRF products available for your application, engineering tools to help design equipment and lay out piping diagrams, and showcase training available for contractors and owners. Plus, we'll discuss how easy it is to commission and service your Samsung HVAC products with the support of the Michigan Air Products Service team.

Life Safety Dampers

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery

Energy Codes and Their Impact on Fan Selection

Selecting a VFD to a motor can be as simple as checking out the horsepower and the voltage of the motor - but when is it not so simple? Check out this webinar if to find out when you should be oversizing your drive (de-rating) and if output filtering is needed. Tim Skell will talk about the ways you can correctly apply a VFD to a bunch of the motor's Louis will be talking about at the start of the month.

Specifying Louvers for Surviving Hurricane Wind Forces

Like many motorized components with variable speed capability, pumps in HVAC systems and pressure booster systems can operate at many different speeds within a range or continuum. But even though a pump can operate at a certain speed, it doesn't necessarily mean that it should. Almost every pump will have an optimal operating speed at which the pump is providing the required flow but using minimal energy. Design Envelope pumps offer high efficiencies across a range of duty points but are capable of higher RPMs than pumps using standard induction motors. Join us Tuesday, August 18th for a discussion of pump and optimization and discover how much energy and cost savings are available with the right choice of pump for your system.

Motor Technology in the HVAC Industry

Laboratory and Fume Exhaust Systems

Communication is key! Building Automation Systems (BAS) are widely used to control climate in commercial buildings. This webinar will go over the different ways to control the drive through the BAS - whether its through hardwire I/O or over a communication protocol like BACnet MSTP. Learn what to expect based on the way you want to connect and control the VFD. Dan Gaffney will share some best practices when integrating VFD technologies into your Building Automation System.

Make-Up Air Ventilation

As COVID-19 has swept around the planet, most commercial and industrial buildings have been affected in some fashion. Most have been operating with lower occupancy, but many have been shut down and will soon need to be restarted. The days and weeks ahead present an opportunity to properly restart mechanical systems, including some basic maintenance and service steps that will make a big difference over the longer-term. Join us Tuesday, August 11th, for a presentation and discussion on reopening buildings. This session will be of interest to contractors, service personnel, maintenance professionals and building operators. PDH certificates available on request.

Increasing Design Efficiency Using Software

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes and Standards

Motors have come a long way since they were invented in 1832. Efficiency is the name of the game and is driving new developments. This webinar will cover the basics of standard induction motors and a run down of all the new high efficiency motor designs like Permanent Magnet (PM) Motors and Synchronous Reluctance Motors (SynRM). Louis Hill will be spending time talking about all the different types of electronic motoring technologies used in HVAC.

HVLS Design and Application

Armstrong recently announced the release of a new technical whitepaper: The Advantages of Hydronic Systems versus Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) – A Critical Analysis. This new whitepaper presents a review of technical literature plus post-installation analysis of three types of HVAC systems, and reveals that cost-savings claims made by VRF manufacturers are not supported by the data. Hydronic systems are less expensive than VRF systems, and Hydronic systems that use Design Envelope technology are far less expensive. In HVAC design discussions, a good working knowledge of the facts will support informed conversations that lead to positive results. This webinar event will present the findings from the whitepaper and answer questions. The content will be of interest to HVAC system designers, mechanical contractors, building owners and developers. PDH certificates available on request.

Air and Sound Fundamentals

Conditioning High Percentages and 100% Outdoor Air

Life Safety Dampers

A full understanding of HVAC theory and fluid flow technology is crucial for building a solid base of knowledge. But nothing can match the color and context provided by real stories from real installations. To illustrate key aspects of HVAC systems, and shine a light on common industry practices, we're asking experts from Armstrong to bring forward the untold stories of major installations. Informative, insightful but above all entertaining, this session will surely be a highlight in our webinar calendar. Join us Tuesday, July 28th to hear the behind-the-scenes story of installations. PDH certificate available on request.

Specifying Louvers for Surviving Hurricane Wind Forces

It is critical for healthcare systems and hospitals to understand how to effectively react to manage patient care during pandemics. Current events have caused the healthcare sector to face a new set of challenges. This webinar will provide insight into proactive and reactive IAQ strategies to improve the hospital, health and safety of the front-line workers, and overall patient experience with a special focus on pandemic ready patient rooms. 1 PDH available.

It is critical for healthcare systems and hospitals to understand how to effectively react to manage patient care during pandemics. Current events have caused the healthcare sector to face a new set of challenges. This webinar will provide insight into proactive and reactive IAQ strategies to improve the hospital, health and safety of the front-line workers, and overall patient experience with a special focus on pandemic ready patient rooms. 1 PDH available.

Energy Codes and Their Impact on Fan Selection

Green HVAC is at the forefront of building design programs as modern building codes and requirements stress energy conservation more than ever. Clean-air requirements and maximizing available floor space have become key elements in the construction of commercial and industrial buildings. Ductwork used in HVAC construction is evolving to meet these demands. Traditional fabrication and insulation methods are being replaced with phenolic pre-insulated ductwork leading to reduced air leakage, reduced energy consumption, and reduced installation time. The Sheet Metal and Air-Conditioning Contractors’ National Association (SMACNA) published its first standards for phenolic duct in May 2015. These are also approved by the American National Standards Institute. Join this 1-hour Phenolic Duct 101 Webinar to: explore SMACNA's Phenolic Duct Standards, review energy savings & changes when using phenolic duct, evaluate reducing construction & whole life costs with Phenolic Duct. This webinar is free and approved for 1 PDH credit (live event only).

Learn how you can easily connect to an ACH580 drive with a bluetooth control panel and see all of the functionality at your finger tips! The Bluetooth Control Panel can easily be installed on any ACH580 drive and gives you wireless connectivity to monitor, program, and backup your drive!

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery

Vertical In-Line pumps are known for reliability and easy maintenance, and design envelope technology boasts a user interface that both intuitive and feature rich. Still, commissioning, testing and operating design envelope vertical in-line pumps involves following the right steps, and offers the opportunity to maximize efficiency and reduce costs at every step. Join us Tuesday, July 21st for an in-depth presentation on design envelope pumps and best practices in operation, testing and commissioning. This session will be of interest to contractors, maintenance personnel, facility managers and owners.

Motor Technology in the HVAC Industry

Laboratory and Fume Exhaust Systems

The high resolution screens found on the latest drives from ABB allows for more text to be displayed and easily read by the user. ABB has expanded the ability to customize faults, warnings and contact info so that maintenance personel are spending their time fixing the issue instead of trying to find out what is wrong in the first place. This How-To presentation will walk a user through customizing the ACH580.

Sound is often misunderstood or even forgotten during the design stages. This webinar will review the fundamentals of sound as well as the corresponding rating methods and acoustical analysis comments that align with recommended criteria for HVAC background sound. The function and benefits of silencers, acoustic enclosures, as well as quiet terminal units will also be discussed.

Make-Up Air Ventilation

The increased accuracy and reliability provided by Sensorless technology creates opportunities to improve HVAC systems. Those opportunities start with pump selection, but also include the deeper knowledge available through flow measurement accuracy. The savings in installed costs and long-term operating costs are amazing. Join us Tuesday, July 14th for an explanation of Sensorless pump technology and how it changes our understanding of fluid flow efficiencies. This session will be of interest to HVAC system designers, contractors and building operators. PDH certificates available on request.

Sound is often misunderstood or even forgotten during the design stages. This webinar will review the fundamentals of sound as well as the corresponding rating methods and acoustical analysis comments that align with recommended criteria for HVAC background sound. The function and benefits of silencers, acoustic enclosures, as well as quiet terminal units will also be discussed.

Increasing Design Efficiency Using Software

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes and Standards

Adaptive Programming allows designers and control contractors to do more with their drive then what comes out of the box. Using a fully featured function block editor, you can program the drive to respond in a specific way when a Digital Input is triggered or a monitoring parameter exceeds a certain value. Ditch your simple controllers and use the drive to control your system!

HVLS Design and Application

Experts in pumps and controls step through the features and menus of the new Design Envelope Pump Controller to show how pumps can be commissioned quickly and easily. They will present a short overview of the available controls options in the touchscreen and on the web browser interface and take questions. For new and potential users this session will show in detail what Armstrong Design Envelope pumps are really capable of. This session will be of interest to HVAC system designers, installing contractors, facility managers and operators. PDH certificates available on request.

Air and Sound Fundamentals

Conditioning High & 100% Quantities of Outdoor Air

The fundamental technology behind heat exchangers is simple enough. Fluids of two different temperatures flow in close proximity, separated only by the sides of a copper tube, or a corrugated metal plate. But the sizing of heat exchangers can make a big difference to HVAC system efficiency. So the exercise of right-sizing becomes an important step. Join us Tuesday, June 30th for a deep dive into heat exchanger sizing and efficiencies. This session will be of interest to HVAC system designers, building owners and operators. PDH certificates available on request.

Life Safety Dampers

Energy Codes & Their Impact on Fan Selection

A distributed pumping system uses one circulator for every zone to provide flow. A centralized pumping design uses fewer, larger pumps to achieve the same flow. The two different approaches both have pros and cons, but the differences in performance and cost make it an important design choice. For the latest in circulator and pump controls and how the new technology affects system design, join us Friday June 26th.

Laboratory Fume Exhaust

The Harmonics calculator tool was designed for engineers to easily estimate the total harmonics in their system and select the appropriate harmonic mitigating solutions to create a cost effective design which meets IEEE-519 requires. This webinar walks users through the basics of how to use the Harmonics Calculator.

Make-up Air Ventilation

As healthcare systems and hospitals react to effectively manage patient care both on-campus and off-site during this COVID-19 pandemic, the sector is now facing a new set of challenges. As we look ahead to a potential second wave in the fall or future epidemics / pandemics, the need to provide a safe, secure, and efficient hospital environment is critical. Join this webinar to gain insight into proactive and reactive IAQ strategies to improve the hospital, health and safety of the front line workers, and overall patient experience. This webinar is free and approved for 1 PDH credit (live event only).

Within the broader context of design decisions, the choice between Variable primary flow and Primary/Variable secondary seems almost inconsequential. But the differences in operating practices and efficiencies between the two types of systems matter. Those aspects, combined with the short and long-term cost implications, make this an important design choice for any building. For a careful comparison, plus the latest info on the merits of each configuration, and an explanation of industry-leading variable speed technology, join us Tuesday June 23rd.

Kitchen Ventilation Systems: Meeting Codes & Standards

Safety is not an option and fire codes must be met. But you can adhere to the fire code, and even beyond, and still be smart about your work and your cost management. Still relatively new to the industry and the NFPA code, Self-regulating, Variable-speed Fire Pumps offer amazing savings in materials, installation labor, commissioning and on-going maintenance. Join us Friday June 19th for a deep-dive into new, intelligent variable-speed technology, its application to Fire Pumps, and how it will transform the installation of fire sprinkler systems

This live Q&A session will cover action steps that we can take to protect ourselves and our families from viruses like COVID-19

The Price Engineering Training (PET) provides consulting and design engineers with the training needed to specify and select air distribution equipment to best meet their design criteria. The training program is an extensive virtual introduction to air distribution design.

The Price Engineering Training (PET) provides consulting and design engineers with the training needed to specify and select air distribution equipment to best meet their design criteria. The training program is an extensive virtual introduction to air distribution design.

HVLS Fan Design, Application & Specification

Harmonics 101 covered a lot of basic info about harmonics, their causes and effects on your electrical systems. This advanced topic will dive deeper into the physics and the math behind what causes harmonics and some of the more obscure issues that harmonics can cause. 1 PDH available.

The Price Engineering Training (PET) provides consulting and design engineers with the training needed to specify and select air distribution equipment to best meet their design criteria. The training program is an extensive virtual introduction to air distribution design.

Air-to-Air Energy Recovery

For true Fire Safety Professional, the job and the contribution to the safety of others is a constant source of pride, as is their depth of knowledge and expertise in their chosen field. But as much as the pros all know their own specialty, everyone has more to learn. So, bring your questions about fire safety and fire suppression systems to our Ask the Expert Session on Tuesday June 16th. We've assembled a panel of Fire systems experts to answer any question you can throw at them. If you'd like to make sure your question is addressed in the session, send it to us in advance via email to info@amrstrongfluidtechnology.com. Register today to save your place!

Understanding Air and Sound : Properly Specifying Fans to Meet Performance Requirements

Satisfying the comfort requirements of occupants in different parts of a facility can be a never-ending task. With varying levels of accuracy in flow control between circulators and valves, and in some cases very low accuracy in the available flow data, balancing contractors face a daunting challenge with each new building. But there are new solutions to help contractors install, commission and balance hydronic systems more quickly and more accurately. Join us Friday, June 12th to learn about advanced solutions for accurate and easy flow balancing within hydronic systems.

.The VFD Schedule Generator is a simple tool to help generate VFD Schedules for Mechanical Drawings. VFD Schedules are a great addition to the VFD Specification by allowing engineers to customize requirements for each drive more easily. This 45 minute webinar will walkthrough the ABB VFD Schedule Generator.

The continued development of computing technologies, particularly in their application within industrial environments has brought the combination and comparisons of edge computing and cloud computing to the world of HVAC. How will these technologies affect current and future building projects? What does this mean for design architecture of HVAC systems and the BMS systems that control them? Join us Tuesday, June 9th for a fascinating investigation of the IT and AI technologies that will soon be a part of the HVAC industry.

The trend towards construction of more mission-critical infrastructure in ever-shorter time frames continues. Nowhere is this more evident than in the world’s growing demand for telecommunications and internet-based businesses. To improve both the quality of those installations and the deployment time of those businesses infrastructure professionals need cooling automation solutions that are agile, responsive, and flexible to meet project-specific needs. To serve this market Armstrong has developed the Design Envelope EVERCOOL automation platform. Join this webinar to learn more about the datacenter cooling market, and the EVERCOOL platform for cooling system control

The data center industry is at the forefront of the fourth industrial revolution, and demands for availability and efficiency are at an all-time high. You need mission critical technologies and solutions for smart, safe and sustainable data center operations. Join us to learn how to drive savings for years to come by leveraging your digital assets, IOT, and unique design approaches to simplify operations. PDH will be offered.

This presentation will explore power line harmonics caused by variable frequency drives operating in building electrical networks. At the end of this webinar, you will have a better understanding of the causes of harmonic distortion, what is IEEE-519, and the different types of harmonic mitigating strategies and how to effectively use them to meet IEEE-519. 1 PDH available.

Always looking to deliver better performance and eliminate unnecessary costs, building professionals have questions. We've assembled a panel of Pumping and HVAC experts to answer common questions and any others you can throw at them. What questions do you have that relate to building performance?

The condenser side of an HVAC system often gets the least attention, but the savings opportunities in pumping and HVAC efficiency are surprising. Join this session to learn how modern pump technology and accurate flow measurement can lead to big savings, longer equipment life and better tenant comfort.

Innovations in packaged systems offerings and the advantages of off-site manufacture combine to create great value for installations looking to expand cooling capacity. In particular data centers and medical facilities can benefit from this approach. Join us on May 26th to learn about Armstrong’s capabilities for high-efficiency cooling systems as well as package system design and construction.

Designing laboratory spaces come with a unique set of challenges for designers. This webinar will review how to design a laboratory HVAC system, addressing key components such as: room pressure standards, fume hood controls, air change rates, and occupancy set up. 1 PDH Available

Designing laboratory spaces come with a unique set of challenges for designers. This webinar will review how to design a laboratory HVAC system, addressing key components such as: room pressure standards, fume hood controls, air change rates, and occupancy set up. 1 PDH Available.

It's a long-held believe in the design community that over-sizing pressure boosting systems for residential water has little or no downside. If a booster selection is too large and costs more than it should, contractors earn more, designers don't mind, and owners never know. The trouble these days is that the scale the cost difference is too large to ignore. Join us for a presentation on the opportunities for right-sizing boosters and why selection accuracy matters more than you might realize.

Variable frequency drives (VFDs) are a commonly used piece of equipment across the HVAC industry. This webinar is going to introduce what VFDs are and how they operate along with how they control electric motors. With a basic understanding of how VFDs control electric motors this presentation will also describe the positive effects a variable frequency drive can have on system. 1 PDH available.

There are many variables that impact the selection of a fan powered terminal unit. This webinar will explore the construction features, available options, and common control strategies for parallel and series fan powered terminal units with the intent of better understanding when each terminal unit should be used.

Permanent Magnet motor technology represents a leap forward in motor efficiency that many owners and contractors are glad to see. Armstrong's Design Envelope technology makes it easier than ever to size and select circulators for a perfect match between performance and system demand. Join us Tuesday May 19th for a session on Permanent Magnet Motor Circulators and how Design Envelope, can get you the best in performance, cost savings and occupant comfort.

Minimizing the Spread of COVID-19 through Air Systems

There are many variables that impact the selection of a fan powered terminal unit. This webinar will explore the construction features, available options, and common control strategies for parallel and series fan powered terminal units with the intent of better understanding when each terminal unit should be used.

Fire suppression solutions are often needed for installation in buildings where indoor space is unavailable or in regions where assembly labour and tools are scarce. For any number of reasons on-site assembly may be impractical or too expensive. For these types of situations, a complete packaged system approach to fire suppression can save a project.

ABB will be kicking off their HVAC Drives Virtual Webinar Series in May! Thomas Shircel will be presenting an overview of the ACH580 HVAC drive. There is no cost for this webinar, but registration is required.

The long-standing preference in the mechanical construction industry is to purchase loose components and assemble an HVAC system or its sub-system on site. However, for certain types of installations a factory-built packaged solution adds a great deal of value and saves time. Join this session to learn how packaged systems built in a factory environment can transform construction site activity, reduce site labor and costs, reduce schedule time and create long-term value for owners and contractors.

As we all work through complex and trying circumstances, with large portions of the population self-isolating and dependent on building mechanical systems for safety and comfort, the world of HVAC has seen numerous instances of people extending themselves, beyond the ordinary, in the service of others. At the same time, where installations of new and retrofit systems continue, examples of project case studies provide a glimpse of the performance improvements and cost savings available through application of advanced technologies.

The need for water efficiency in residential systems continues grow. Water systems are under stress and communities need solutions to address waste. Hot water recirculation systems can reduce water waste by up to 500 gallons per year in a standard household. Join us Friday, May 1 to learn how hot water recirculation systems provide instantaneous hot water delivery at the faucet and reduce water waste at the same time.

Cooling systems may suffer considerable levels of system contamination caused by suspended solids or by process leaks encouraging microbial activity. Many owners and operators employ extensive chemical treatments as ultimate solution to operate an effective and safe water system. This approach addresses just part of the problem. Amiad Water system will present how water filtration can optimize the effect of chemical treatment , improve system efficiency and reduce overall operating costs.

Please join us for a 1-hour webinar primarily focused on ASHRAE 90.1 as it relates to the vestibule rule exception. PARTICIPATION IS LIMITED TO 150 ATTENDEES. IF THE EVENT IS SOLD OUT, PLEASE ADD YOUR NAME TO THE WAITLIST TO RECEIVE A LINK TO THE SESSION RECORDING ONCE IT IS POSTED. 1 AIA HSW LU Credit Available / 1 PDH Credit Available

We've assembled a panel of Pumping and HVAC experts and to answer common questions and any others you can throw at them. What questions do you have that relate to building performance?

Many circulator designs support easy repair or replacement of wear parts. For many users, this is the lowest cost approach over the long-term. But what are the differentiating factors between a throwaway design and a repairable design. And what kinds of repairs are possible? This webinar will answer all these questions and review the basics of circulator repair, with a view to informing your future purchase decisions.

Energy consumed to condition occupied spaces has lately been an item of focus. This webinar will discuss some of the recent energy code trends and their implication on how we design our HVAC systems. Decoupled sensible cooling systems, their application, and impact on energy efficiency will also be discussed in detail.

With increased interest in occupant health and safety, indoor air quality is a key topic of discussion. Management, control, maintenance and automation of HVAC systems play a key role in the quality of air that circulates in our buildings. How can designers, installers, maintenance personnel and facility managers effectively and responsibly manage HVAC for best results? This webinar will look at the options for control and automation within HVAC systems and how they can be used to the greatest effect for balancing indoor air quality, tenant comfort and efficiency.

Energy consumed to condition occupied spaces has lately been an item of focus. This webinar will discuss some of the recent energy code trends and their implication on how we design our HVAC systems. Decoupled sensible cooling systems, their application, and impact on energy efficiency will also be discussed in detail.

1 PDH available for attending. Two presentations: Water Treatment & Efficient Water Usage and Adiabatic & Dry Coolers presented by Evapco. Sign up early. Meeting will be capped at 150 guests.

An Online Training brought to you by Michigan Air Products to keep our customers and construction industry informed and connected during this uncertain time. PARTICIPATION IS LIMITED TO 150 ATTENDEES. IF THE EVENT IS SOLD OUT, PLEASE ADD YOUR NAME TO THE WAITLIST TO RECEIVE A LINK TO THE SESSION RECORDING ONCE IT IS POSTED. 2 PDH AVAILABLE

An Online Training brought to you by Michigan Air Products to keep our customers and construction industry informed and connected during this uncertain time. PARTICIPATION IS LIMITED TO 150 ATTENDEES. IF THE EVENT IS SOLD OUT, PLEASE ADD YOUR NAME TO THE WAITLIST TO RECEIVE A LINK TO THE SESSION RECORDING ONCE IT IS POSTED. 2 PDH AVAILABLE

An Online Training brought to you by Michigan Air Products to keep our customers and construction industry informed and connected during this uncertain time. PARTICIPATION IS LIMITED TO 150 ATTENDEES. IF THE EVENT IS SOLD OUT, PLEASE ADD YOUR NAME TO THE WAITLIST TO RECEIVE A LINK TO THE SESSION RECORDING ONCE IT IS POSTED. 2 PDH AVAILABLE

New emerging HVAC technologies are extending the capabilities of equipment operation, remote connectivity, asset management with ground-breaking maintenance and service tools. This session will cover some of these new technologies and show how you can capitalize on the benefits while mitigating risk, with added focus on how these capabilities have even more value during the current COVID-19 pandemic. This presentation will be of interest to engineers, consultants, facility operators and owners.

While indoor air quality (IAQ) has long been a topic of discussion and concern, the quality of air in indoor spaces has taken on even greater importance in recent weeks. Join us for our webinar, looking specifically at the importance of indoor air quality. Topics covered will include pollutants and sources, case histories, short-term and long-term effects of poor IAQ, and why building and facility managers should put increased focused on IAQ.

Whether you prefer condition based maintenance or predictive maintenance as an asset management approach, the basic requirements for maintaining a pressure booster system are important components in an operations plan. This webinar will review the steps facility managers and operators should take on a regular basis to guarantee water supply for building occupants. You will also learn how to review booster system settings and performance data to identify potential issues.

PARTICIPATION IS LIMITED TO 150 ATTENDEES. IF THE EVENT IS SOLD OUT, PLEASE ADD YOUR NAME TO THE WAITLIST TO RECEIVE A LINK TO THE SESSION RECORDING ONCE IT IS POSTED. An Online Training brought to you by Michigan Air Products to keep our customers and construction industry informed and connected during this uncertain time. 1 PDH Available.

With the advent of built-in intelligence and edge computing, remote connectivity to intelligent equipment adds value such as virtual asset management, objective data measurement for improved understanding, improved on site safety and improved long-term occupant comfort. Join our webinar on the Benefits of Remote Connectivity in HVAC Systems and Equipment on April 3, for detailed explanations of how this advanced capability will make a difference to all of your installations.

This webinar will explore proper diffuser selections to meet different application conditions and project necessities. Various considerations including application, budget, and client requirements will be reviewed for several common spaces.

The session will provide an overview of fluid flow basics and centrifugal pump principles. Additional content will include the interaction of the pump with the larger system and the transitions from traditional constant speed to variable speed to ‘Smart’ pumps to intelligent pumps. Finally we will review operating and maintenance practices for best results. Specific topics will include: - Overview of flow and pressure principles - How a System Curve is Formulated - Pump Basics, Performance Curves & Affinity Laws - The benefits of Parallel Pumping - Comparison of Traditional Pumping with Smart Pumping trends - Sensorless Technology & Design Envelope Concept - Pump Connectivity, Active Performance Management and the future of pumping

This webinar will explore proper diffuser selections to meet different application conditions and project necessities. Various considerations including application, budget, and client requirements will be reviewed for several common spaces.

2020 Pump Energy Standards

Retrofitting laboratories is a cost effective solution to turning outdated laboratories into efficient, up-to-date laboratories. In this webinar, participants will learn what you keep and what you replace during a retrofit project, how design decisions are affected, and the cost savings associated with retrofitting a laboratory space. Earn 1 Complimentary Professional Development Hour

Retrofitting laboratories is a cost effective solution to turning outdated laboratories into efficient, up-to-date laboratories. In this webinar, participants will learn what you keep and what you replace during a retrofit project, how design decisions are affected, and the cost savings associated with retrofitting a laboratory space. Earn 1 Complimentary Professional Development Hour

ASHRAE and ASPE Joint Meeting

This webinar will offer a brief introduction to series FPTUs with sensible cooling coils, where the majority of time will be spent building on foundation concepts introduced in last year's DOAS webinar. This webinar will discuss more advanced topics such as DOAS sequencing, and common pitfalls of series FPTU with sensible cooling coil applications.

This webinar will offer a brief introduction to series FPTUs with sensible cooling coils, where the majority of time will be spent building on foundation concepts introduced in last year's DOAS webinar. This webinar will discuss more advanced topics such as DOAS sequencing, and common pitfalls of series FPTU with sensible cooling coil applications.

ASHRAE Detroit Chapter Holiday Meeting Sponsored by Consumers Energy

This webinar will enable attendees to understand the importance of indoor air management in supporting human health. The interplay of proper humidification, energy use and design of the built environment will be discussed, and tools for you to use to achieve this will be offered.

Fan filter units are used in the majority of cleanrooms. In this webinar, you will learn the benefits of using fan filter units, the different styles of cleanroom design incorporating fan filter units, and the requirements of the cleanrooms based on varying ISO levels.

Fan filter units are used in the majority of cleanrooms. In this webinar, you will learn the benefits of using fan filter units, the different styles of cleanroom design incorporating fan filter units, and the requirements of the cleanrooms based on varying ISO levels.

This webinar will cover airflow control devices used to control critical spaces to the ASHRAE 170 standard. Healthcare applications pose different challenges for the design engineer; these specific challenges will be discussed in detail. Earn 1 Complimentary Professional Development Hour

This webinar will cover airflow control devices used to control critical spaces to the ASHRAE 170 standard. Healthcare applications pose different challenges for the design engineer; these specific challenges will be discussed in detail. Earn 1 Complimentary Professional Development Hour

Time and location TBD. More information coming soon.

The Price Industries UltraTour is a mobile showroom featuring the Price Ultrasuite and Price UltraFFU. The mobile showroom is traveling all across North America and making a stop in Michigan on Monday, September 23.

The MiSHE Conference is the biggest conference in the state for healthcare facility managers and engineers in Michigan. The annual conference will be held September 18 – 20, 2019 in Port Huron, Michigan at the Blue Water Convention Center. The Vendor Expo will take place Thursday, September 19th from 8:30 am – 3:30 pm and Michigan Air Products will be in attendance as a Gold Sponsor.

Casinos face unique challenges such as organizing large amounts of equipment power, maintaining acceptable indoor air quality, and moving large amounts of air into the space while maintaining comfortable conditions. Combining a raised access floor with underfloor air distribution can provide an effective solution for these types of spaces and overcome the aforementioned design challenges. This presentation will aim to discuss various design techniques and suggested zone solutions that are typical of casino applications.

Casinos face unique challenges such as organizing large amounts of equipment power, maintaining acceptable indoor air quality, and moving large amounts of air into the space while maintaining comfortable conditions. Combining a raised access floor with underfloor air distribution can provide an effective solution for these types of spaces and overcome the aforementioned design challenges. This presentation will aim to discuss various design techniques and suggested zone solutions that are typical of casino applications.

SMACNA Joint Meeting

Join us at Michigan Air Products for our August Summer Warehouse Day on Wednesday, August 14th. From 11am - 1pm we'll be serving lunch from El Guapo food truck and hosting vendor displays from ABB, Accurex and Nederman. Plus, we'll have exciting giveaways including a Yeti cooler, t-shirts, hats, and more. Please RSVP! And, it's Woodward Dream Cruise Week! Show up in style with your classic car or motorcycle.

Hybrid and Imaging OR's present unique challenges for air distribution due to the congestion of the ceiling space, as well as integration with unistrut. This webinar will cover challenges of these spaces, review code requirements, and discuss different styles of operating room air distribution that can be used to achieve a clean and sterile operating room.

Hybrid and Imaging OR's present unique challenges for air distribution due to the congestion of the ceiling space, as well as integration with unistrut. This webinar will cover challenges of these spaces, review code requirements, and discuss different styles of operating room air distribution that can be used to achieve a clean and sterile operating room.

This webinar will help design engineers work the most common equipment types found in teaching and research laboratories. Fume Hoods, Canopy Hoods, Snorkels and other equipment in these spaces will be detailed and control strategies will be presented for each one.

This webinar will help design engineers work the most common equipment types found in teaching and research laboratories. Fume Hoods, Canopy Hoods, Snorkels and other equipment in these spaces will be detailed and control strategies will be presented for each one.

Join us at Michigan Air Products for our July Summer Warehouse Day on Wednesday, July 10th. From 11am - 1pm we'll be serving a BBQ lunch and hosting vendor displays from Mason Industries, Nordfab, and Elite Air. Plus, we'll have exciting giveaways including a Yeti cooler, t-shirts, hats, and more. Please RSVP!

Join Michigan Air Products and our partners, SoutionAir (leading supplier of air handling products) and DuctSox (leading supplier of textile air dispersion products) at the CannaCon Detroit Expo (June 21 - June 22). Our team will be ready to discuss optimum climate control products specifically engineered for the indoor horticultural market. We will be located in Booth 809.

Kick off the summer with Michigan Air Products at our June Summer Warehouse Day on Wednesday, June 12th. From 11am - 1pm we'll be serving lunch from the Happy Patty food truck and hosting vendor displays from Flex-Hose, Gripple, and Thermaduct. Plus, we'll have exciting giveaways including a Yeti cooler, t-shirts, hats, and more. Please RSVP!

Please join us for the 2019 Detroit ASHRAE Golf Outing on Friday May 31, 2019. We will have a great day of golf at the beautiful Links of Novi in Novi, MI. Enjoy a complete day of camaraderie and enjoyment including a 4-person scramble tournament over 18 holes of golf, gift bag for all players, use of the practice facilities, refreshments and barbecue lunch on the course, contests, networking social hour, silent auction, a delicious dinner, prizes and awards.

Mechanical Design and Installation Building Tour. Wayne State University.

Sound is an element that is often misunderstood or even forgotten during the design stages. This webinar will introduce the fundamentals of sound as well as the corresponding rating methods most commonly used. We will review the concepts of acoustical analysis and recommended criteria for HVAC background sound. The function and benefits of silencers, acoustic enclosures, as well as quiet terminal units will also be discussed.

Sound is an element that is often misunderstood or even forgotten during the design stages. This webinar will introduce the fundamentals of sound as well as the corresponding rating methods most commonly used. We will review the concepts of acoustical analysis and recommended criteria for HVAC background sound. The function and benefits of silencers, acoustic enclosures, as well as quiet terminal units will also be discussed.

Airflow control in Critical Environments is typically accomplished by one of three devices, Venturi Valves, High Accuracy Damper Controls Valves, and Standard Accuracy Damper Control Valves. Each of these device types can be well applied in a host of applications, however they are often not interchangeable. This webinar will help to identify the different types of devices and where they can each be best applied.

Airflow control in Critical Environments is typically accomplished by one of three devices, Venturi Valves, High Accuracy Damper Controls Valves, and Standard Accuracy Damper Control Valves. Each of these device types can be well applied in a host of applications, however they are often not interchangeable. This webinar will help to identify the different types of devices and where they can each be best applied.

ASHRAE Detroit Refrigeration Night

Join MAP in Schofield, Wisconsin Wednesday, May 8th - Friday May 10th for Greenheck's HVAC U for Engineers. Greenheck’s HVAC University provides engineers of all levels courses offering practical, relevant knowledge including the latest HVAC trends, applications, standards and codes. Attendees have the opportunity to choose from over 25 courses to meet their education needs. Course options include Air-to-Air Energy Recovery, Seismic Applications, Efficient Fan Selection, and more.

How do you decide what diffuser selection is best suited for your application, budget, and client requirements? When do you use a slot diffuser? A sidewall grille? A square cone diffuser? Do you know how to prioritize requirements? Balancing all of these different requests and performance concerns can be challenging and confusing. This webinar will discuss a few common spaces and explore multiple diffuser selections that meet different application conditions and project necessities. Learn how to maximize your design.

How do you decide what diffuser selection is best suited for your application, budget, and client requirements? When do you use a slot diffuser? A sidewall grille? A square cone diffuser? Do you know how to prioritize requirements? Balancing all of these different requests and performance concerns can be challenging and confusing. This webinar will discuss a few common spaces and explore multiple diffuser selections that meet different application conditions and project necessities. Learn how to maximize your design.

Past Presidents Night & History Night sponsored by Michigan Air Products.

Join MAP in Atlanta Tuesday, April 9, 2019 - Friday, April 12 for the Price Training Program (PTP). The PTP provides consulting and design engineers with the training needed to specify and select air distribution equipment to best meet their design criteria. Class sessions will focus on air distribution fundamentals and applications of the Price product offering. Attendees will have the opportunity to choose from a variety of focused sessions on key technologies and applications specific to their position. Engineers that complete this program will leave with a superior understanding of foundational air distribution theory and the application of new technologies.

Time and location to be updated when available.

Earn 2 PDH for attending! Join us for a seminar featuring EVAPCO & Amiad Water systems. Seminar topics include: Increasing Operational Efficiencies through Technological Advancements in Fluid Coolers (1-hour), Piping Considerations for Multi-Cell Cooling Tower Installations (20-minutes), and Selecting the Proper Water Filtration System: Features and Benefits (1-hour) Lunch provided.

Earn 1 Complimentary Professional Development Hour

Earn 1 Complimentary Professional Development Hour

Accommodating Pipe Movement, Noise & Vibration Attenuation

Without adequate information on performance, your HVAC system can be hard to assess and optimize. Disconnected components leave you unaware and ill-informed. This session will show you how Active Performance Management gives you the facts and insights you need to make informed decisions and eliminate energy waste.

Comprehensive two-day training class (1/29/19 - 1/30/19) introducing the full line of the Samsung DVM S, 3-phase air-cooled heat pump and recovery VRF systems. Course covers VRF Technology Overview, Samsung DVM S Product Overview, Installation Overview, & Commissioning Overview. Samsung DVM Installation Certification provided upon course completion. Who should attend: Installing Contractors, Field Service Technicians, Controls Technicians, Building Owners Attendees should be trained and experienced in heat pump systems, refrigeration standard installation practices, and have a general knowledge of DDC controls and how they function.

Laboratories and cleanrooms present unique challenges for air distribution, especially for proper placement and achieving adequate air cleanliness levels. This webinar will cover challenges of these spaces, identify proper diffuser selection and layouts, review code requirements, and present strategies to optimize air cleanliness and energy savings.

Sensible Cooling & Integrated Outdoor Air Systems

Laboratories and cleanrooms present unique challenges for air distribution, especially for proper placement and achieving adequate air cleanliness levels. This webinar will cover challenges of these spaces, identify proper diffuser selection and layouts, review code requirements, and present strategies to optimize air cleanliness and energy savings.

Michigan Air Products will be in Atlanta for the ASHRAE Winter Conference. We'll be visiting the Price Industries Price Technical Center for a tour on Monday, January 14th. The Technical Center offers five interactive spaces: Classroom, Patient Room, Fume Hood Room, Operating Room and Flow Visualization Room. If you are interested in joining us for the tour, email marketing@michiganair.com to reserve your spot. Space is limited. Reserve your spot today.

Many Building Managers want to upgrade HVAC components for better efficiency, but don't know where to start. This session will explain why you should upgrade to an intelligent pump and how you can use flow data to inform future upgrade decisions.

Laboratories and cleanrooms present unique challenges for air distribution, especially for proper placement and achieving adequate air cleanliness levels. This webinar will cover challenges of these spaces, identify proper diffuser selection and layouts, review code requirements, and present strategies to optimize air cleanliness and energy savings.

Laboratories and cleanrooms present unique challenges for air distribution, especially for proper placement and achieving adequate air cleanliness levels. This webinar will cover challenges of these spaces, identify proper diffuser selection and layouts, review code requirements, and present strategies to optimize air cleanliness and energy savings.

ASHRAE Detroit Chapter Holiday Meeting

Displacement ventilation (DV) and its benefits make it an ideal fit for schools. We will look at various climatic regions to share design methodology. Existing schools with DV will also be discussed to share feedback and performance.

Displacement ventilation (DV) and its benefits make it an ideal fit for schools. We will look at various climatic regions to share design methodology. Existing schools with DV will also be discussed to share feedback and performance.

YEA and Membership Promotion Night

5:00 pm - 8:30 pm Detroit Fleet 1820 9 Mile Rd Ferndale, MI 48220 http://detroitfleat.com/

SMACNA Joint Meeting.

The function and benefits of Chilled Beams are becoming well known. However, the supporting mechanical system can leave the designer with questions. This webinar will review the supporting system from the Air Handler to the Beams that will optimize the Chilled Beam operation.

The function and benefits of Chilled Beams are becoming well known. However, the supporting mechanical system can leave the designer with questions. This webinar will review the supporting system from the Air Handler to the Beams that will optimize the Chilled Beam operation.

Vendor displays from Flexhose, Nexus Valve, DuroDyne, and Hardcast. Food truck and MAP Giveaways.

This is a comprehensive two-day training class to introduce the full line of the Samsung DVM S, 3 -phase air-cooled heat pump and heat recovery VRF systems.

This is a comprehensive two-day training class to introduce the full line of the Samsung DVM S, 3 -phase air-cooled heat pump and heat recovery VRF systems.

Join us for a delicious barbecue lunch, vendor displays, and giveaways! Vendor displays will feature pre-engineered exterior ducting systems by Thermaduct and interior duct & fittings by Elite Air Products.

This webinar will identify solutions for challenging cases to optimize performance and thermal comfort.

This webinar will identify solutions for challenging cases to optimize performance and thermal comfort.

Four technical seminars in two concurrent tracks offer up to two Professional Development Hours (PDH) per attendee. Meet our manufacturers and "Kick the Tires" of AHU equipment manufactured by Price Mechanical, XeteX and Energy Labs. Post seminar networking, refreshments, and dinner.

Arrive around 5pm and enjoy a relaxing evening and a sampling of ROAK beers. There will be tours of the brewery throughout the evening. Drink tickets and dinner will be provided.

Tour of Little Caesars Arena Central Energy Plant, Past President's Night & Installation of 2018-2019 Officers

Whether it's a recording studio, music performing arts center, an experiment research laboratory, a commercial office, or a hospital space; proper acoustics is critically important.

Young Engineers in ASHRAE

The refrigerant issue is back! Those of you who have been in the industry for some time may remember the transition away from CFCs and HCFCs. With new climate considerations many of the refrigerants we are using today are being called into question for the future. This presentation will cover the of the basics surrounding the refrigerant issue: Alternatives, safety, performance and next steps.

Vehicle Exhaust Systems are designed to convey hazard exhaust out of the occupied space. This presentation will detail how to design both underground and overhead systems. The second half of this seminar will focus on detection systems in commercial buildings.

Young Engineers In ASHRAE

Topic: How to Scare People and Make Them Run from Buildings using only the Steam Piping System

Topic: High Performance Air Systems

This webinar will compare and contrast conventional VAV solutions with VRF systems, highlighting various benefits and drawbacks of both.

This webinar will compare and contrast conventional VAV solutions with VRF systems, highlighting various benefits and drawbacks of both. 

DTE Holiday Meeting

YEA Feather Bowling

This presentation will discuss how ASHRAE Standard 200 guides lab measurements to develop the Active Beam airflow pressure curves and how it is utilized in the TABs process in the field.

This presentation will discuss how ASHRAE Standard 200 guides lab measurements to develop the Active Beam airflow pressure curves and how it is utilized in the TABs process in the field. 

This webinar will focus on the best practices and trends impacting offset commercial printing manufacturers.

Information on venue, meeting topic, and sponsor TBD.

This webinar will showcase the best practices from various large data center customers and how they use evaporative cooling to reduce energy costs.

This webinar will cover the impact of indoor-air hydration on human health and how to choose the optimum HVAC system.

Join ASHRAE for a fun kickoff to their new year.

This webinar will introduce engineers and building managers to the value of proper indoor air management for occupant health.

Air Distribution Systems are typically the final component of an HVAC system. And because of that position Air Distribution Systems must provide comfort along with architectural appeal. And if the Air Distribution Systems are not properly selected, other efforts to provide comfort or pleasing visual environment could be diminished. This webinar will discuss the principles and fundamentals of overhead air distribution, the types of air distribution devices used as well as providing examples and applications.

Air Distribution Systems are typically the final component of an HVAC system. And because of that position Air Distribution Systems must provide comfort along with architectural appeal. And if the Air Distribution Systems are not properly selected, other efforts to provide comfort or pleasing visual environment could be diminished. This webinar will discuss the principles and fundamentals of overhead air distribution, the types of air distribution devices used as well as providing examples and applications.

Fun Night / Brewery Tour

Past Presidents Night

Critical Environmental Air Control

Joint Meeting