Posts Tagged ‘Flow Tech Inc’
Air Enterprises Improves Hartford Hospital’s Emergency Room Ventilation
As with all hospitals, Hartford Hospital strives to provide only the best healthcare and service to each and every one of its patients. In order to accomplish this, it is crucial that its facilities remain in excellent working condition with optimized ventilation and airflow throughout. However, to maintain this status, any system downtime for maintenance would…
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3rd Annual Flowtoberfest 2016 Video Slideshow
Two weeks ago we posted a recap of the 3rd Annual Flowtoberfest. The post featured some great pictures of the event, but only a few. We wanted to make all the pictures available for our Flowtoberfest guests so they could view the ones of themselves and the ones of industry colleagues. Take a look at the video slideshow…
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Drive Reliable Energy Savings in Commercial Buildings with Aircuity CO2+™
Did you know HVAC costs in commercial buildings represent 1/3 of the total energy use? Aircuity CO2+ is an exciting new addition to the market place as it delivers reliable CO2 demand control ventilation (DCV) to reduce energy use, enhance the indoor environmental quality (IEQ) for occupants and provide insightful data on building ventilation performance. Nichole PetersenNichole joined Flow Tech in…
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4 Steps to Reduce Your HVAC Energy Costs with a Quick Payback
In an ever increasingly expensive business environment, saving money is important now more than ever. Many companies don’t realize their building systems contribute to a huge part of their economic health. Taking simple preventative measures will save time and money in the long run. Today’s post discusses 4 easy steps to reducing your HVAC energy costs, and with a quick payback!
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Flow Tech Keeps Hartford Hospital’s ORs Running Safely and Efficiently
New construction is always an exciting thing. Everything in a building is brand new, never been used, and is in tip-top condition, including the HVAC and building systems. Eventually time passes and that brand new building becomes 10 years old, then 20, 30, and eventually 40+. Those once state-of-the-art and brand new building systems are now outdated, inefficient and need replacement.
Such was the case with Hartford Hospital’s Bliss Building. Built in 1970, the buildings original air-handling units had never been replaced, but were in dire need. Today’s blog features the case study about how Flow Tech was able to replace three of the hospital’s air-handling units with our disrupting their ORs…
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Zero Net Energy Without Adding Zeroes to Cost
Zero Net Energy Without Adding Zeroes to Cost A Zero Net Energy (ZNE) academic lab-science building is without precedent in the Northeast, but in 2016 Bristol Community College will lead the way in achieving this feat with the completed construction of its John J. Sbrega Health and Science Building, designed by Sasaki Associates. Achieving ZNE…
Read MoreTAMCO Dampers at Travelers Tower
Learn how Flow Tech and TAMCO were able to provide affordable and efficient solutions to Travelers’ poor ventilation problem…
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HVAC Terminology 101
Industry-specific terminology and concepts are often hard to grasp when you’re new to an industry, or unfamiliar. Aside from providing thehighest-quality HVAC products and engineered systems, we pride ourselves on providing education as well. For today’s post we’ve compiled thirty basic HVAC terms/processes and explained their meaning. Even if you’re a seasoned professional read along and see…
Read MoreM.K. Plastics’ Guide to Fiberglass and Corrosion Resistant High Plume Fans
In today’s post you’ll learn about the construction materials used to manufacture M.K. Plastics’ High Plume fans and how they play a role in their corrosion-resistant properties…
Read MoreFlow Tech Lands in the Million Dollar ABB Club!
In today’s post learn how Flow Tech landed in ABB’s million dollar club…
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