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July 2010 Volume 07 Number
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| Reporting for Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Professionals
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The South Point Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada
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HVAC Excellence Announces 2011 National HVACR Educators and Trainers Conference Details
This annual train-the-trainer boot camp consist of concurrent high impact sessions
covering: new and changing technologies, changes in federal legislation, energy efficiency, best practices, training
techniques that work, green and sustainable technologies, industry exhibits, and round
table sessions.
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BETWEEN THE LINES
by Fred Martel
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 Lennox Helps
Houston College Train HVAC Students.
Lennox Industries Inc. has donated more than $30,000 in
commercial HVAC equipment to Houston’s San Jacinto
College. <<read
complete story>>
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 Turbotec
Announces Addition of Leadership and Core Staff.
Turbotec Products, Inc. a leader in high
performance heat exchangers, announces the staff
additions. <<read
complete story>>
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One Bad Apple
Occasionally
you run into a manager or business associate who presents a considerable
challenge. The challenge is dealing with someone who is marginally competent and
has little or no experience is the field you are in, yet he persists in
attempting to be the expert.
Sadly, his
superiors are conned into thinking that your performance would suffer without
his intervention. He drags everyone down and productivity suffers. You wonder
why this person hasn’t been fired.
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 HTS Texas Helps Military Keep Their Cool.
Such high-demand air conditioning systems can
consume a great deal of energy if not properly designed
with state-of-the-art technologies. <<read
complete story>>
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 Johnson
Controls Employees Hold Silent Auction to Benefit
Make-A-Wish Foundation. A wish will come true for
another Oklahoma child, thanks to the generosity of
employees. <<read
complete story>>
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More
Texas News>>
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| PRODUCT PREVIEW |
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 Honeywell Pressure- Regulated Flow Control Valves Help Optimize Energy Efficiency, Cut Installation Time
Dynamic Balancing of Building Hydronic Systems Integrates Flow and Temperature- Control Functions to Maintain Comfort. Honeywell
introduced new Pressure-Regulated Flow Control Valves for
commercial hydronic applications. The valves represent an
important tool for contractors seeking to provide superior
energy efficiency, comfort and ease of use in schools,
hotels, hospitals, office buildings and other settings. “The
demand for ongoing energy efficiency and operational
savings, plus lower project costs, makes Honeywell
Pressure-Regulated Flow Control Valves a compelling choice,”
said Larry Weber, director of marketing for Honeywell
Building Control Systems. Selecting, installing and
commissioning goes quickly with the new valves, added Weber.
Dynamic balancing eliminates the labor-intensive process of
manually balancing hydronic systems.
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