Posts Categorized: Cambridgeport

Project Snapshot: UNH Parsons Hall | Lab Exhaust Fan – Energy Recovery Units

Posted by Jim Shiminski & filed under Aerofin, Cambridgeport, Project Snapshots, Strobic.

  Project Name: University of New Hampshire Parsons Hall Renovation Architect: Einhorn Yaffee Prescott Mechanical Engineer: Einhorn Yaffee Prescott Contractor: Gilbane Building Company Equipment: High Plume Dilution Fan – Energy Recovery Systems Manufacturer: Strobic Air / Cambridgeport Air Systems Size: 5 Ea. Energy Recovery Units – sized from 20,000 CFM to 48,000 CFM DAC Sales… Read more »

Project Snapshot: Millipore Research and Development | Energy Recovery Air Handling Unit

Posted by Jim Shiminski & filed under Cambridgeport, Energy Recovery, Heat Pipe Technology, Heat Pipes, High Plume Dilution Fans, Lab Design, Project Snapshots, Strobic.

Project: Millipore R&D Building Location: Bedford,  MA Engineer: Parsons Contractor: Turner Construction Company Manufacturer: Strobic Air, Cambridgeport, Heat Pipe Technology Equipment: Energy Recovery Air Handling Units Size: (4) 30,000 CFM Units DAC Sales Engineer: Jim Shiminski  Project Challenge:     This was a new building project.  The engineer, owner and contractor were all looking to create a… Read more »

Project Snapshot: WCCC UMass Data Center | Custom Air Handling Units

Posted by Jim Shiminski & filed under Air Handling Units, Cambridgeport, Project Snapshots.

Project Highlights:  Two Electronically Commutated Motor (ECM) fan array units.   Each array consists of (12) 7.5 HP ECMs, with backwards curved fans, that can deliver 83,000 CFM at 2.5” w.c.  The two arrays combined deliver a total of 166,000 CFM, which is enough air to cool the maximum design data center heat load of… Read more »