IAQ management has enjoyed a stratospheric rise through the ranks to become one of the most important disciplines in the world of buildings and ventilation. It plays a prominent role in addressing some of the key challenges of our times: tackling air pollution to protect the environment, combating bacterial and viral infections to preserve public health, and keeping us comfortable in an age when we spend most of our lives indoors.

For HVACR engineers, operational difficulties and measurement uncertainty can erode profitability. The ability to work quickly and reliably is therefore crucial. There are a number of best practices engineers can follow to gather the right data and be certain of their accuracy – provided they use appropriate tools. This comprehensive guide is intended to help you make the right choices:

The new Class 320 incorporates the latest technologies to offer professionals ultimate accuracy for compliance in their regulated environments.

Designed for vane anemometers, the two new Kimo airflow cones offer highly accurate measurements. Sauermann Group is launching two new volumetric air flow measurement cones under its historic Kimo brand, which has over 45 years' measurement experience. These two products are designed for specialist professionals in light commercial and industrial installations, where the Kimo brand holds a strong reputation.

Implementing measures to contain the rapid spread of the virus that causes COVID-19 is one of the top public-health priorities right now.

The new Class 320 incorporates the latest technologies to offer professionals ultimate accuracy for compliance in their regulated environments.

Avec l’accumulation des règlementations et des impératifs environnementaux, l’analyse de combustion devient de plus en plus exigeante au fil des années. Les professionnels du secteur couvrent désormais un très large spectre de mesures selon les machines et les secteurs concernés. Cette discipline transverse touche donc plusieurs applications pratiques principales, qui exigent des analyseurs de combustion particulièrement polyvalents.

Today, combustion gas analysis requires instruments that are built for speed, versatility and reliability – and many older devices no longer make the grade. Here, we look at the 10 killer features that a modern analyser cannot do without.