WS1: Filters in HVAC Systems
By Ulf Johansson, Innovation Manager – Camfil Farr
The workshop 1 will discuss the role of air filtration to improve indoor air quality and the design of energy efficient air filtration systems. The main focus will be:
• Help the designer and user to understand air filtration,
• How to select air filters,
• Avoid problems associated [...]
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July 2nd, 2010
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REHVA Workshops at Clima – Filters in HVAC Systems
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March 26th, 2010
Camfil Farr Whitepaper – Energy saving in buildings – Improving indoor air quality with low energy air filters
Camfil Farr Whitepaper – Energy saving in buildings – Improving indoor air quality with low energy air filters
We are pleased to launch our March Whitepaper “Energy Savings in Buildings – Choosing low energy air filters for both optimised energy performance and indoor air quality”
Click here for an exclusive preview.
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January 14th, 2010
Glossary of Energy and Carbon Reduction Terms – ISSUE 1 – January 2010
January 2010 – Camfil launches Glossary of Energy Terms – Part 1
Camfil Farr have launched a Glossary of Energy Terms.
January 6th, 2010
Industry agrees international standard for property life cycle costing
The first international standard for property life cycle costing has been adopted in the UK. Developed by industry and in consultation with 17 countries, it is expected to have a major impact on all future construction procurement – particularly major investment, PFI and PPP projects. It is anticipated that the standard will have an impact [...]
January 5th, 2010
The Energy Bill: A Government running scared
In the next 5 years the United Kingdom will not have enough energy capacity to supply projected demand. North Sea gas is on the wane, nuclear power capacity has reduced by 20-30% over recent years and our gas storage facilities leave us wide open to exploitation. The domination of the foreign owned giant power companies [...]
