Camfil Farr recently produced the latest Airmail Newsletter which is available to download below:
Features include:
- Filtration management pays for Honda India
- Guest interview with REHVA’s Secretary General
- Nuclear, biosafety and pharma orders in China
- Being the first to join BSI’s energy reduction scheme
- French customers green operations with CFM
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In September, the British Standards Institution (BSI) announced that world leading air filtration manufacturer, Camfil Farr, became the first company to join its recently launched Kitemark scheme for Energy Reduction Verification (ERV). The scheme independently verifies and certifies those organisations that achieve a reduction in carbon emissions through lower energy use. The ERV Kitemark [...]
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No Comments »Article by Thomas A. Westerkamp in Papyrus Magzine
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Facility managers are challenged to meet increasing energy demands while holding the line on energy costs. This article discusses key cost elements, load profiling, sub-metering opportunities, links to other building management systems, energy efficiency checks, and training opportunities, as well as the rewards for successfully meeting the difficult [...]
The following information was taken from an article entitled “An overlooked opportunity for sustainability – Air Filter Life Cycle Cost” . The article was written by Charles J Seyffer of Camfil Farr – Riverdale NJ and was published in HPAC Engineering
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Though seen as disposable, air filters can have significant and far-reaching impacts on HVAC-system [...]
By James Kirkup and Louise Gray (Daily Telegrapgh)
COMPANY executives and workers face prison sentences and large fines for breaking the rules of the Government’s controversial new Carbon Reduction Commitment scheme. Thousands of firms are already facing fines if they miss a deadline to register to take part in the “green tax” scheme by the end [...]
