Category Archives: Combustion Analysis
Who’s Eating Your Lunch? HVACR Business – Jan 2012 Feature
Customers Want Energy Optimized Comfort. If You Don’t Provide It, Someone Else Will. Check out our featured article in this month’s HVACR Business! http://digital.hvacrbusiness.com/hvacrbusiness/201201/?pg=13&pm=0&u1=friend#pg13
TruTech Tools presents: COMB 101 Introduction to Combustion Analysis
Getting the Most from your Combustion Analyzer: An Introduction specifically to the Testo 327 Combustion Analyzer. Download a Combustion 101 -120 min PDF of slides For a FREE LIVE SEMINAR (and 2 BPI CEUs) sign up at: http://www.trutechtools.com/training To see a recorded version … Continue reading
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TruTech Tools presents: 327 C-ABC: testo 327 Combustion Analyzer Boot Camp (link to register for live session, handouts and recorded session)
OK, What does this thing do besides calculate furnace efficiency anyway? An Introduction specifically to the Testo 327 Combustion Analyzer. Combustion ABC 327 -30 min t-327 PDF of SLIDES For a FREE LIVE SEMINAR sign up at: http://www.trutechtools.com/training To see a … Continue reading
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TruTech Training presents: Combustion Analysis 101 (links to signup, handouts and recorded session)
Getting the Most from your Combustion Analyzer: An Introduction to Combustion Analysis Download a Combustion 101 -120 min PDF of slides For a FREE LIVE SEMINAR (and 2 BPI CEUs) sign up at: http://www.trutechtools.com/training To see a recorded version of this session click HERE. Instructor: … Continue reading
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The Tools We Crave
Here’s what I had to say… podcast interview with Bill Spohn, career tool designer and co-owner of TruTech Tools hosted by Corbett Lunsford Technical Director of the Green Dream Group, LLC. Bill’s thoughts and opinions about what’s what in the realm of diagnostic tools.
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Combustion Testing & Type B-Vent
The following letters were pulled together in 2002 by Bob Dwyer (formerly Manager of Training at Bacharach, Inc., now with COSA. 4 Letters on B-Vent Testing
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THE TRUTH ABOUT CO SENSORS IN THE PRESENCE OF NOx
While most people think of gigantic smokestacks, smog and acid rain when you mention NOx, NOx is found in just about every common combustion system you run into on a daily basis. That includes furnace, boilers, waterheaters, gas ranges and … Continue reading
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Getting the most from your Testo 330 or 327
Some thought on combustion testing. When performing a combustion test, one of the most important concepts to understand is stability of the combustion process. If the combustion process is not stable, it is not safe. Once a flame is established, … Continue reading
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