In this episode, we get back to basics with HVAC fans 101.

This fan favorite, recorded in March of 2022, stars Mark Fly, PE with over 40 years of experience as a Researcher, Consulting Engineer, Contractor, and Manufacturer in the HVAC Industry.

Mark covers different fan types and their characteristics, fan curves and fan laws, how to use and apply them, fan stall and unstable regions of operation, how to select the best fan for the flow, static and acoustical performance desired.

In this informative episode of The Engineers HVAC Podcast, delve into the cutting-edge technology of healthcare HVAC systems designed to manage infection risks effectively. Join us and our guest, David Rausch, Critical Environment Specialist for Healthcare & Lab Spaces at Phoenix Controls, as we tour a healthcare demo suite showcasing advanced air pressure zones and innovative airflow management strategies essential for modern medical facilities. Learn how these technologies integrate HEPA-filtered air systems, smart suite systems, and non-invasive sensors to optimize sterile environments and reduce infectious risks. With insights into the complexities of maintaining different pressure zones across a healthcare facility and the impact of airflow dynamics on surgical sterility, this episode is a deep dive into the intersection of healthcare facility design and HVAC technology. Join our experts as they explain the significant role of precise environmental controls and the use of real-time data analytics in enhancing patient safety and operational efficiency in hospitals.

In this HVAC Quick Take, Tony Mormino, joined by Joe Naccarello, Senior Vice President of Channel Sales & General Manager of DX at Nortek Air Solutions, and Mark Murray, President of Insight Partners, delves into the essentials of Custom Air Handling Units (CAHUs). They discuss performance, dimensions, material choices, and life expectancy, providing a deeper understanding of these specialized units. This segment is derived from the main event "How To Master Custom Air Handlers."