Hospital-acquired infections (HAI) occur in 1.7 million patients in the US each year and are linked to 75,000 deaths. One potential source for airborne HAIs stems from the contamination of medications within the sterile compounding pharmacy zones. Today’s post discusses this contamination possibility.
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HPT Solutions: October 2018 Newsletter – Energy Recovery in Healthcare Facilities
Today’s post comes from Heat Pipe Technology’s (HPT) October 2018 Solutions newsletter. In this post you’ll learn about energy recovery in healthcare facilities. You’ll also see their new and improved website, as well as their latest training webinar…
HPT Solutions: July 2018 Newsletter – Tips for Enhancing Heat Pipe Design
Today’s post comes from Heat Pipe Technology’s (HPT) July newsletter. Learn about their new split-passive energy recovery product, an upcoming webinar, meeting the FL Building Code with energy recovery and more…
Heat Pipe Technology Announces a New Product to the Split Passive HRM-V™ Line
Heat Pipe Technology (HPT) is proud to add another product to their split passive HRM-V™ line. This new product is intended to optimize the performance of systems where supply and exhaust air streams are on the same level. It is unique, and a first in the energy recovery market. Continue reading to learn more…
Aircuity Monitor: June 2018 – Aircuity in Educational Applications
Today’s blog post comes from the June edition of Aircuity’s monthly newsletter, Aircuity Monitor. In this issue, you’ll read about Aircuity’s K-12 school applications, and a case study about Creighton University. You’ll also learn about an upcoming trade show Aircuity will be exhibiting at…
May 2018 ASHRAE Journal Digital Edition and Annual Conference Planner
The May digital publication of the ASHRAE Journal is ready for your viewing pleasure today. This month’s cover story highlights Discovery Elementary School in Arlington, VA. It is the nation’s largest zero energy elementary school and has become a model for other local school districts seeking to reduce their energy consumption. Other articles tackle how to define “use with adequate ventilation,” and design firms trends. Keep reading to learn the latest and greatest in HVAC&R…
HPT Solutions: April 2018 Newsletter – Tips for Enhancing Heat Pipe Design
Today’s post comes from Heat Pipe Technology’s (HPT) April newsletter. Learn how a Washington state data center reduced it’s cooling load, upcoming webinars and more…
TMI Introduces EZYFit™ Knockdown Solutions
Recently our custom air-handling unit manufacturer, TMI Climate Solutions announced the release of a new offering added to their retrofit parts and services. Learn all about their EZYFIT Knockdown solutions in today’s post…
Aircuity Monitor: April 2018 – Flow Tech Helps Achieve the First Zero Net Energy Lab in the Northeast
Today’s blog post comes from the April edition of Aircuity’s monthly newsletter, Aircuity Monitor. In this issue, you’ll read about data discoveries, and how Aircuity helps the environment. You’ll also learn about how Flow Tech and Aircuity helped Bristol Community College achieve the first zero net energy lab in the Northeastern United States…
Flow Tech Exhibits at the NEHES and NEWWA Spring Conferences this Week.
We’re preparing ourselves for a very busy week. Four of our Sales or Inside Sales reps will be exhibiting at two very different trade shows later this week! Starting tomorrow and Thursday, Larry Scola and Brian Robinson will be representing us at a water industry event, the New England Water Works Association’s (NEWWA) Spring Conference and Exhibition. While on Friday, Tom Proietti and Evan Benoit will be focused on our healthcare market at the New England Healthcare Engineers’ Society’s (NEHES) Spring Conference. Continue reading to learn about each show and why you should attend…