ASHRAE Journal Podcast - 36. Progression of Energy Efficiency Regulations on Fans

36. Progression of Energy Efficiency Regulations on Fans

05/08/24 • 53 min

Join Christian Taber and Michael Ivanovich as they discuss how the fans and blowers industry has evolved in recent years. Key talking points will include the progression of energy efficiency regulations on fans, ASHRAE Standard 90.1, large diameter ceiling and circulating fans, drives, and commercial and industrial applications of the technology.

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ASHRAE Journal Podcast - 36. Progression of Energy Efficiency Regulations on Fans

Transcript

ASHRAE Journal:

ASHRAE Journal presents.

Kelly Barraza:

Welcome to ASHRAE Journal podcast. I'm your host, Kelly Barraza, managing editor. This episode will be on fans and drives, and with us today are Michael Ivanovich, Senior Director of Global Affairs for Air Movement and Control Association International, known widely as AMCA, and Christian Taber, Principal Engineer Codes and Standards of Big Ass Fans. And they're going to talk about fans