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| May 2016 Meeting: EC Motors in HVAC Applications |
May 09, 2016
5:30 PM - 8:00 PM |
Great Dane - Fitchburg
2980 Cahill Main
Fitchburg, WI 53713
http://fitchburg.greatdanepub.com/ |
| Electronically Commutated Motor (ECM) Fans in Large Commercial Air Handling Units |
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$20.00 Member Registration $30.00 Guest (non Madison ASHRAE member) $0.00 Cafeteria Plan - Local Member $0.00 Student Ticket
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Social Time - 5:30 pm (optional)
Dinner - 6:15 pm
Main Presentation - 7:00 pm - Electronically Commutated Motor (ECM) Fans in Large Commercial Air Handling Units. By Clarke Story.
Main Presentation Highlights:
With the development of higher horsepower electronically commutated motors, fan manufactures now offer integral direct drive plenum fans that may be installed in commercial air handling units in mid-size to very large arrays. The presentation will cover the history of the application of these motors and key advantages to applying this technology, including footprint, efficiency, reliability, redundancy, and installation enhancements.
Presenter
Clarke Story, PE
MAS HVAC, Inc. – Owner
Clarke Story is a Professional Engineer and Owner of MAS HVAC, Inc., who developed the Q-PAC Array™ brand of ECM fan assemblies. Clarke obtained a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Georgia Tech and has a 20 year career in HVAC business development and manufacturing. MAS HVAC, Inc. is a manufacturer that applies emerging HVAC technologies in commercial air handling units.
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