Posts Tagged ‘Demand Control Ventilation’
Energy Reduction with Aircuity Demand Control Ventilation at Pharmaceutical Research Facility
Flow Tech is proud to work with Takeda Pharmaceuticals on their ongoing energy reduction project in Cambridge, MA. With the implementation of Aircuity’s demand control ventilation solution, Takeda has already seen significant energy savings at 40 the first of 5 laboratory buildings to be retrofitted. Learn more about their energy savings!
Read MorePost COVID-19 Healthy Building Strategies – Why Spec Aircuity?
Learn why including Aircuity in building design is a must! This technology helps combat the spread of COVID-19 while maintaining safe, healthy buildings.
Read MoreFlow Tech Increases Aircuity Sales Coverage in Greater Boston Metro
Flow Tech service tech, Tom Halgas transitions into a sales role to increase Aircuity sales and customer support in the greater Boston Metro area.
Read MoreAchieve Substantial Savings through Demand Based Control of Exhaust Fans
Exhaust systems often account for more than 20% of a laboratory facility’s HVAC energy costs. Meanwhile, high exhaust stack velocities are typically maintained in excess of what is necessary for all but the most extreme conditions, despite the fact that the air being exhausted is usually “clean” for a majority of the time. This results in wasted energy, but is also an opportunity for additional energy savings in critical spaces…
Read MoreThe Path to Zero Net Energy Includes Flow Tech – The John J. Sbrega Health and Science Building
Flow Tech is proud to have provided the Aircuity demand control ventilation facility monitoring system that helped BCC’s John J. Sbrega Health and Science Building achieve its zero net energy status. Here are some highlights of those systems’ benefits…
Read MoreUniversity Cuts HVAC Costs in Half & Allocates Savings to Research Thanks to Aircuity
The following blog post was originally submitted by Aircuity and published in the April edition of Buildings Maintenace & Management of Southern California. This article discusses how universities [the University of Cambridge] can reduce HVAC energy costs by more than half when using Aircuity’s demand control ventilation technology…
Read MoreBalancing “A World at Play” with Sustainability & Environmental Objectives
In this post you’ll learn how Aircuity helped the Mohegan Tribe achieve better indoor environmental quality for it’s casino and occupants. This case study discusses the energy and cost savings associated with this demand control ventilation technology…
Read MoreFlow Tech Delivers Healthy, Clean, Energy-efficient Space for K-12 Schools
Educational budgets are the largest part of nearly every town’s budget. This is what makes it so important to make our school buildings run efficiently. Today’s post discusses two of Flow Tech’s product offerings that are especially important to the safety and air quality of educational facilities. They are also the products we are showcasing during the 2016 CSBGA Vendor Day…
Read MoreWhy You Should Renew Your Facilities’ Aircuity Assurance Service Plan
Today’s blog focuses on why it is so vital to your facilities’ Airside Efficiency program to renew your Assurance Service Plan with us…
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