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8 ACR SmartReader Plus 4 Low Pressure Differential Data Logger with 10 Year Battery The SmartReader Plus 4 LPD (Low Pressure Differential) logger is a two channel logger with internal pressure and temperature sensors. The low pressure sensor is built into the logger and is capable of measuring low gauge and differential pressure. ACR’s SRP4 is capable of storing up to 21,500 readings. ACR Systems, Inc. 1-800-663-7845 www.acrsystems.com sales@acrsystems.com Show Product Guide Condensate Return, Boiler Feed, Vacuum Return Systems Bulletin HP-1 covers custom-built condensate return, as well as complete boiler feed systems. Several 2’ NPSHR pumps available as standard selections. Three series of vacuum return or boiler feed can accommodate special space requirements. Our industry leading standard ratings range from 5 C.F.M. to 150 C.F.M. Also shown the multi-stage condensate, or boiler feed systems, which can accommodate discharge pressure to 250 PSI. — Skidmore, Benton Harbor, MI www.skidmorepump.com CIRCLE NO. 840 CIRCLE NO. 804 / BOOTH NO. 2920 Pool Dehumidiﬁcation Through 100% Ventilation The ClimatePak maximizes dehumidiﬁcation performance with Proven Approach Technology. It utilizes outside air to remove moisture by taking advantage of the naturally dry outdoor air to control humidity and ventilate the facility while reducing the cost of operation. ClimatePak recovers up to 50% of the waste heat from the exhaust air! Integrated Packaged Solution • Energy-Efﬁcient Operation • Lower Maintenance For more information: www.poolpak.com CIRCLE NO. 832 / BOOTH NO. 1923 Desert Aire Releases Revised Brochure — “Technical Bulletin 20 — DX-DOAS Control Strategy” DX-DOAS Control Strategy, Technical Bulletin 20, describes the company’s control options for DX dedicated outdoor air systems (DX-DOAS) and the necessary sequences to maintain comfortable indoor conditions while introducing outdoor air that meets the ASHRAE 62. Updated control strategies are explained to help speciﬁers select the most economical system for their application. — For more information, visit www.desertaire.com, or contact Desert Aire at (262) 964-7400, or by e-mail at info@desert-aire.com. CIRCLE NO. 815 / BOOTH NO. 4269 Energy Recovery Wheels Air-To-Air energy recovery for temperature and humidity. Effective transfer of enthalpy from ventilation air to exhaust air during summer, from exhaust air to ventilation air during winter. SAVE energy and reduce both the chiller and boiler size. HiPanex™ Green-Save™ Heat Wheels by Seibu Giken. — SG America; 240-379-7330; www.SGAmerica.com CIRCLE NO. 821 / BOOTH NO. 4669 CIRCLE NO. 839 / BOOTH NO. 3774 Bradford White’s Ultra-Efﬁcient, Eco Friendly eF Series® Line Continues to Grow Bradford White’s eF Series® commercial water heaters offer incredible delivery and super fast recovery. They are the perfect choice for building managers and business owners that want to “Go Green”. Eco-Friendly eF models offer remarkable efﬁciency ratings – as high as 99.1%! The newest model, a 100 - gallon, 399,999 BTU/Hr gives you the highest output with 521-gallons of hot water in the ﬁrst hour of use. Other models include 60-gallon capacities with 125,000, 150,000 and 199,999 BTU’s and in 100-gallon capacities with 150,000, 199,999, 250,000 and 300,000 BTU’s. - Bradford White, Ambler, PA www.bradfordwhite.com CIRCLE NO. 809 / BOOTH NO. 2623 Free HVAC Assessment Handbook “A Practical Guide to Performance Measurements in Mechanical Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Systems” from TSI is a 30-page handbook that details key performance measurements. Topics include building design and operation, efﬁciency versus effectiveness, indoor air quality and instruments used for measurements. — TSI Incorporated, www.tsi.com 800-874-2811 CIRCLE NO. 847 / BOOTH NO. 1410 http://www.acrsystems.com http://www.skidmorepump.com http://www.desertaire.com http://www.desertaire.com http://www.poolpak.com http://www.friedrich.com http://www.SGAmerica.com http://www.tsi.com http://www.bradfordwhite.com Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Engineered Systems - January 2009Engineered Systems - January 2009ContentsEditor’s NoteLettersBack2BasicsCase In PointCommissioningBuilding AutomationEfficiency IncentivesHVACR Designer TipsFloored!Chilled Beams: The Science Of Lab CoolingDon’t Get Burned By A Boiler Retrofit ProjectSimulation-Driven HVAC DesignFloor Pressurization As A Means Of Controlling Smoke During A High-Rise FireEngineering Economics Goes Green, Part 1Humidification UpdateIssues & EventsComputers & SoftwareProductsLiterature & CatalogsGlossaryClassifiedsAdvertiser IndexTomorrow’s EnvironmentEngineered Systems - January 2009Engineered Systems - January 2009 - (Page Intro)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Engineered Systems - January 2009 (Page Cover1)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Engineered Systems - January 2009 (Page Cover1A)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Engineered Systems - January 2009 (Page Cover1B)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Engineered Systems - January 2009 (Page Cover2)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Engineered Systems - January 2009 (Page 3)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Contents (Page 4)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Contents (Page 5)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Contents (Page 6)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Contents (Page 7)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Contents (Page 8)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Editor’s Note (Page 9)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Letters (Page 10)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Letters (Page 11)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Letters (Page 12)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Letters (Page 13)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Back2Basics (Page 14)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Back2Basics (Page 15)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Case In Point (Page 16)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Case In Point (Page 17)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Case In Point (Page 18)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Case In Point (Page 19)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Commissioning (Page 20)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Commissioning (Page 21)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Building Automation (Page 22)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Building Automation (Page 23)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Efficiency Incentives (Page 24)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Efficiency Incentives (Page 25)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Efficiency Incentives (Page 26)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Efficiency Incentives (Page 27)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - HVACR Designer Tips (Page 28)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - HVACR Designer Tips (Page 29)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Floored! 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Chilled Beams: The Science Of Lab Cooling (Page S5)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Chilled Beams: The Science Of Lab Cooling (Page S6)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Chilled Beams: The Science Of Lab Cooling (Page S7)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Chilled Beams: The Science Of Lab Cooling (Page S8)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Chilled Beams: The Science Of Lab Cooling (Page S9)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Chilled Beams: The Science Of Lab Cooling (Page S10)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Don’t Get Burned By A Boiler Retrofit Project (Page 57)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Don’t Get Burned By A Boiler Retrofit Project (Page 58)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Don’t Get Burned By A Boiler Retrofit Project (Page 59)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Don’t Get Burned By A Boiler Retrofit Project (Page 60)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Don’t Get Burned By A Boiler Retrofit Project (Page 61)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Don’t Get Burned By A Boiler Retrofit Project (Page 62)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Don’t Get Burned By A Boiler Retrofit Project (Page 63)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Don’t Get Burned By A Boiler Retrofit Project (Page 64)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Simulation-Driven HVAC Design (Page 65)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Simulation-Driven HVAC Design (Page 66)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Simulation-Driven HVAC Design (Page 67)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Simulation-Driven HVAC Design (Page 68)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Simulation-Driven HVAC Design (Page 69)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Simulation-Driven HVAC Design (Page 70)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Simulation-Driven HVAC Design (Page 71)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Simulation-Driven HVAC Design (Page 72)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Simulation-Driven HVAC Design (Page 73)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Simulation-Driven HVAC Design (Page 74)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Simulation-Driven HVAC Design (Page 75)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Floor Pressurization As A Means Of Controlling Smoke During A High-Rise Fire (Page 76)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Floor Pressurization As A Means Of Controlling Smoke During A High-Rise Fire (Page 77)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Floor Pressurization As A Means Of Controlling Smoke During A High-Rise Fire (Page 78)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Floor Pressurization As A Means Of Controlling Smoke During A High-Rise Fire (Page 79)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Floor Pressurization As A Means Of Controlling Smoke During A High-Rise Fire (Page 80)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Floor Pressurization As A Means Of Controlling Smoke During A High-Rise Fire (Page 81)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Engineering Economics Goes Green, Part 1 (Page 82)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Engineering Economics Goes Green, Part 1 (Page 83)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - Engineering Economics Goes Green, Part 1 (Page 84)Engineered Systems - January 2009 - 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