ASHRAE Journal- September 2008

Blower By Peerless Blowers Plenum Fan By Greenheck Axial Fan By Delhi Industries Focus on Fans and Blowers To receive FREE info on the products in this section, visit the Web address listed below each item or go to www.ashrae.org/freeinfo. Exhaust Fan Carnes, Verona, Wis., offers the model VRBK upblast restaurant exhaust fan, designed to handle the exhaust of hot, greasy air from commercial kitchen hoods. The fan discharges contaminated air away from supply air intakes and building exteriors. www.info.hotims.com/19354-201 Centrifugal Fan Universal Fan & Blower, Bloomfield, ON, Canada, offers the FRP composite backward-inclined centrifugal fan. Its design maximizes corrosion resistance of surfaces in contact with the airstream. www.info.hotims.com/19354-205 Air-Handling Unit Magic Aire, Wichita Falls, Texas, offers the BMB modular belt-drive AHU. It features modular blower and coil sections for configuration flexibility in applications such as hot water, chilled water and DX. www.info.hotims.com/19354-209 Blower Peerless Blowers, Hot Springs, N.C., introduces the KE direct-drive, radial blade blower. Single- or three-phase models are available with eight-position clockwise/ counterclockwise rotation. www.info.hotims.com/19354-202 Panel Fan Continental Fan Manufacturing, Buffalo, N.Y., introduces the ADP direct-drive panel fan. It features a spark-resistant, cast-aluminum airfoil axial impeller and adjustable-pitch blades. www.info.hotims.com/19354-206 Axial Fan Delhi Industries, Delhi, ON, Canada, offers the Model WTA water-resistant, tube axial fan, designed for use in moisture-laden air. Features include a Teflon shaft seal, a Heresite protective coating and bearings consisting of a nonmetallic composite housing and a zinc-coated insert. www.info.hotims.com/19354-210 Venturi Exhausters Quickdraft, Canton, Ohio, offers a line of venturi exhausters designed to handle air up to 2,000°F (1100°C), exhaust from humid or corrosive environments or an exhaust stream containing particulate. www.info.hotims.com/19354-203 Plenum Fan Greenheck, Schofield, Wis., introduces the Model QEM plenum fan for lower pressure supply or return air-handling applications. It features a 12-bladed airfoil wheel that reduces energy consumption and sound levels. www.info.hotims.com/19354-207 Fans Cleveland-based Humongous Fan offers the HVLS line of fans. Models feature blades with varying size, shape, contour and twist, and a tapered blade near the hub to increase airflow. www.info.hotims.com/19354-211 Ventilation Fan Prime Industrial Products, Richmond BC, Canada, offers the PME series ventilation fan. Models use the company’s Octopus® blower, with capacities from 50 to 130 cfm (24 to 61 L/s). www.info.hotims.com/19354-204 Exhaust/Supply Fans Airmaster®, Jackson, Mich., offers the HA Series exhaust and supply fans. They feature precision-balanced propellers to minimize vibration, enclosed ball-bearing motors, and rigid tubular supports that hold bearing and motor mounts. www.info.hotims.com/19354-208 Commercial Fan Port-A-Cool, Center, Texas, announces the Cyclone™ 3000 fan for applications such as mechanics’ bays, workshops, pools and gym areas. It features a centrifugal air delivery system that works without a fan blade and reduces noise, without reducing power. www.info.hotims.com/19354-212 98 ASHRAE Journal ashrae.org September 2008 http://www.ashrae.org/freeinfo http://www.info.hotims.com/19354-209 http://www.info.hotims.com/19354-205 http://www.info.hotims.com/19354-201 http://www.info.hotims.com/19354-206 http://www.info.hotims.com/19354-210 http://www.info.hotims.com/19354-202 http://www.info.hotims.com/19354-211 http://www.info.hotims.com/19354-207 http://www.info.hotims.com/19354-203 http://www.info.hotims.com/19354-204 http://www.info.hotims.com/19354-208 http://www.info.hotims.com/19354-212 http://ashrae.org

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ASHRAE Journal- September 2008 Section: Contents Contents Section: Commentary Options for Sustainability Section: Industry News The Silk Route for Energy Solar Thermal Is Unrealized Opportunity Industry Groups Sue City of Albuquerque Section: Letters Letters Section: Meetings and Shows Meetings and Shows Section: Feature Articles Article-Radiant Floor Cooling Systems Article-HVAC Design for Sustainable Lab Article-Mixed Mode Ventilation Article-Single- Design Considerations For Active Chilled Beams Article-Acoustic Design In Green Buildings Article-Teams, Contracts & BIM Section: Building Sciences Some Old Lessons Distilled Section: Washington Report Energy in Federal Buildings Section: Products HVAC&R Product Showplace Section: Emerging Technologies Toplighting & Lighting Controls For Commercial Buildings Section: Special Products Fans & Blowers Section: Classified Ads Classified Ads Section: Advertising Index Advertising Index

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