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What is HVAC Commissioning?
Posted by Brian Rico on Oct. 07, 2014 in Engineering
INTRODUCTION The primary goal of commissioning is to ensure a building’s HVAC systems are operating the way the owner intended. ASHRAE describes the commissioning process as a “capable way of verifying that facility and its systems meets the Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR)”. Today, HVAC commissioning is more recognized as an important process needed for design, construction, […]
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Bob Ambrose Joins Our Team!
Posted by Joe Weagraff on Jan. 30, 2014 in Culture
TES Engineering is proud to announce Robert Ambrose has joined our team as Director of Strategic Services. Bob brings a passionate personality, accomplished resume, and big plans for success. Previously, Bob was the President of Marlin Mechanical LLC, Department Manager at Gardiner Trane, and Owner of The RMA Company. During his time with these companies […]
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Kitchen Hood Types, Placement, and Use
Posted by Eric Baluch on Nov. 29, 2012 in Guidance
Kitchen hood designs vary depending on the application in which the hood is being used. There are two types of kitchen hoods. TYPES The first type of kitchen hoods is designed to be installed above cooking appliances that produce laden vapors, such as grease or smoke. Type 2 kitchen hoods must be installed above cooking or […]
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Comfort Issues: Get the Correct Correction
Posted by Bob Schneider on Jun. 07, 2010 in Facility Operations
Many spaces on the same HVAC system experience comfort issues: Either it is too hot, too cold, or sometimes a mixture of the two. If a client asks you about this type of problem, airflows are likely to be the cause—but calling a contractor to perform an air balance isn’t the first step of the […]
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