The air quality in a room depends on a lot of factors. The air may contain unhealthy particles and dust, airflow might be too weak or too intense, or the temperature might be unsuitable or unstable. The quality of air in a room can affect
High-temperature anemometers are utilized for testing temperatures of very high degrees. They are used in various industries for this purpose, some of which include
Climomaster Anemometer The most accurate handheld hot wire anemometer in the world. With an accuracy level of 2% m.v, the Climomaster offers unparalleled measurements, a wide array of flexibility and options, sleek design, anti-slip grip, and backlit
Wood drying is necessary because it helps reduce moisture, extending its lifespan and hardening it for construction purposes. When the wood drying is done in a kiln, it is known as ‘kiln-dried lumber.’ It is well-known that log homes are built for energy efficiency and beauty,
As many HVACR pros are already aware, the growing HVACR trend is the use of spiral ducts as they are less prone to leakage and subsequent energy loss and/or uneven distribution of conditioned or heated air. Luckily, Kanomax products were designed with some foresight, and some
Need a Solution that fits your Application and your Budget? With our diverse and growing selection particle counters, Kanomax has the right solution for you. Handhelds such as the 3-channel 3888 or the multi-parameter 6-channel 3889 are great for spot checks or certification of small cleanrooms. Our portables
As buildings have become "greener", heating and cooling efficiency have greatly improved. However, this increased building tightness can have a negative impact on the indoor air quality of the building if the HVAC system isn't pulling in enough outside air. How can you be sure
Due to recent snowstorms that have resulted in power outages in the northeast, the NJDEP has updated some of the guidance relating to VOC’s and vapor intrusion. A building’s level of risk of the presence of volatile organic compounds (VOC’s) and vapor intrusion is based
Continuing along the theme of our last post, achieving and maintaining optimal HVACR system performance can be extremely beneficial and, often, even essential. As we mentioned in the duct leakage post last week, when air does not move through the duct system as intended due
In large commercial and institutional buildings, the leading cause of energy waste (by a large margin) is duct leakage based on studies done by the Center for Energy and Environment (CEE). Buildings use 49% of the total energy consumed in the United States, and of
