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Friction Rate Is the Wrong Name

Posted by Allison Bailes on October 12, 2018

Last year I wrote some articles on duct design and one of the topics I covered was this thing...

Even High-Performance Homes Get Crazy Ducts

Posted by Allison Bailes on September 25, 2018

I've posted a lot of crazy duct system photos here in this blog. Remember "Release the Kraken!"? ...

HVAC Design

If you're building or remodeling a home, do you know how much thought is going into the design of your new HVAC system(s)? Do you know how much calculating is going into the HVAC design? Most homes don't get nearly enough of either.

If you want your heating, cooling, and ventilating system(s) to perform well, you need to start with good design. Here's why you want good HVAC design:

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Energy Vanguard's List of Acronyms and Initials

Coming across unfamiliar acronyms and initials in building science, green building, and home performance can make understanding difficult.