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| | | January 31, 2010 | | Russ Keeler specializes in forensic investigations for HVAC and Plumbing cases, serving attorneys nationwide as a Plumbing and HVAC Expert Witness. Today's question, "How can you save space and money with low temperature air distribution?" | by John Gaudio,
I need higher ceilings, but floor-to-floor height is limited. How can I reduce the space required for my air conditioning ducts and still keep my space cool? Russ Keeler knows.
"LOW TEMPERATURE AIR DISTRIBUTION
Conventional air distribution systems employ conditioning air at 56-60F. Low temperature air distribution, usually combined with thermal storage, supplies air at 47F. The major benefit of low temperature air is to reduce the required cooling air quantity by over 40%, shrinking ducts and fans by a significant amount.
The savings are not only in duct and fan size, but also in fan room requirements. Smaller ducts can increase the ceiling height without increasing the floor-to-floor height of the building."
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This is the sixth in a series of short collaborative posts about Russ Keeler. I'm helping Russ learn about new media, blogging, Twitter, and getting the word out to lawyers in need of his services, while Russ is helping the rest of us learn about Plumbing, HVAC, and the technical side of HVAC and Plumbing Litigation.
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|  | Chason Energy, LLC | Expert Witness HVAC and Plumbing | | Chason Energy is a nationally based HVAC and plumbing engineering practice specializing in forensic investigation and litigation support to attorneys. | | http://chasonenergy.com/ |
| | Moisture Control in Buildings, Chapter 10, Heating and Cooling Equipment, by Russell M. Keeler. | | Russell Keeler wrote chapter 10 on Heating an Cooling Equipment in the four hundred plus page book, ASTM Manual Series: MNL18, PCN 28-018194-10 | | http://www.astm.org/BOOKSTORE/PUBS/PDFS/MNL18_TOC.pdf |
| | Russ Keeler, HVAC Expert Witness -- How do You Allocate Utility Costs in Mixed Use Developments? | A Better Blogsite | | Russ Keeler, answers the tough questions. Specializing in forensic investigations for HVAC and Plumbing cases, Russ Keeler helps smart attorneys and their clients. Today's question, "How do you allocate utility costs in mixed use developments?" | | http://abetterblogsite.com/public/item/244428 |
| | HVAC Expert Witness Russ Keeler -- "New Windows, or a New Furnace?" | A Better Blogsite | | Ask Russ Keeler. That's what smart attorneys do. By explaining complex engineering concepts in simple language, Russ Keeler provides HVAC litigation support for attorneys across the nation. Today's question, new windows, or a new furnace? | | http://abetterblogsite.com/public/item/244376 |
| | HVAC & Plumbing Expert Witness, Russ Keeler -- What If Your Water is Blue, Caustic & Toxic? | A Better Blogsite | | Russ Keeler specializes in forensic investigations for HVAC and Plumbing cases, serving attorneys nationwide as a Plumbing and HVAC Expert Witness. Today's question, "What makes your water blue, caustic, and toxic, and what can you do about it?" | | http://abetterblogsite.com/public/item/244524 |
| | HVAC Expert Witness Russ Keeler | | Learn more about Russ Keeler and the services he provides to attorneys, both in pre-litigation and litigation phases of Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning and Plumbing cases. | | http://HVACExpertWitness.com |
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