Failure is the Option: How HVAC Mechanical Engineers Can Learn from Failure and Innovate!
In this episode, our guest is Mark W. Fly, PE, Executive Director of the Norman Asbjornson Innovation Center & Laboratory at AAON, Inc. With over 40 years of experience in the HVAC industry, Mr. Fly h...
29 Aug 20231h 3min
Humanizing HVAC: A Guide for Mechanical Engineers in a Technical World
In this episode, our guest is Karine Leblanc, mechanical engineer, best-selling author, international speaker, and national sales manager at iAire. Karine served on the board of directors for ASHRAE f...
21 Aug 202355min
HVAC IAQ | Cruise Ships, Planes, Trains, and Automobiles!
Welcome to The Engineers HVAC Podcast, where we share our HVAC design and application experience. My name is Tony Mormino with Insight Partners, and thanks for joining us. In this episode, we have Ste...
30 Juni 202332min
HVAC Tech Talk | Harnessing Innovation for Cleaner Indoor Air
In this episode, our guest enlightens us on the latest IAQ technology and how that can be used to monitor and clean indoor air. Our guest is Tony Abate, the CTO of AtmosAir Solutions, one of the world...
20 Juni 202333min
Five Reasons To Consider Fabric Duct In Your HVAC Design
In this episode, our guest Roger Dalton, Regional Sales Manager at NanoSox, one of the world's largest manufacturers of fabric air dispersion systems. Roger was friendly enough to come on the show an...
12 Juni 202326min
Green Buildings, Green Wallets: An Engineers Guide To 179D Tax Deductions
This video explains how building owners, mechanical engineers, and mechanical contractors can qualify for the 179D tax deduction. Visit our YouTube Channel, Insight Partners HVAC TV: https://www....
30 Maj 202357min
HVAC MythBusters Event: Separating Today’s Fact from Fiction
Join us for an exciting live recording of Podcast Episode 39, titled "HVAC MythBusters Event: Separating Today’s Fact From Fiction." Our panel of experts will debunk five prevalent myths in the HVAC i...
23 Maj 202356min
One of the Most Damaging Mistakes in HVAC System Design - Ignoring Part Load
One of the most common mistakes in HVAC system design is the lack of understanding of how equipment reacts at part load. Most equipment is sized for full-load temperature control with minimal attentio...
15 Maj 202343min
