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Explore the strategic importance of factory visits in the HVAC industry with Tony Mormino, Joe Naccarello, and Mark Murray. This HVAC Quick Take underscores the value of seeing manufacturing processes first-hand, influencing decision-making and quality assessment in HVAC systems. Insights from the main event "How To Master Custom Air Handlers" highlight how these visits can transform industry practices. 

Join guest host Matt Warren as he interviews cooling tower experts Clint Burns and Justin Lynch as they delve into the critical aspects of cooling tower maintenance and assessment. This comprehensive discussion covers everything from basic assessments to complex maintenance strategies, ensuring your cooling towers operate efficiently and effectively. Discover insider tips on spotting and addressing common issues like leaks, vibrations, and the importance of routine checks. Whether you're a facility manager or an HVAC professional, this video will equip you with the knowledge to maintain your cooling towers, enhance system longevity, and prevent costly failures.

In this heartfelt episode, Tony Mormino, host of HVAC TV, joins Andrew Brown on "The Lost Art of the Skilled Trades" for a deep conversation about an often-overlooked topic: the power of asking for help. Tony shares his personal journey in the HVAC industry and reflects on how his father’s influence shaped his career, but more importantly, he opens up about the challenges men face in asking for help—both in the workplace and in life.

Together, they discuss why seeking help is not a sign of weakness, but a strength that leads to growth, collaboration, and success. If you’ve ever felt the pressure to figure things out on your own, this episode is a must-listen. Tony also delves into the evolving landscape of the skilled trades, offering advice on mentorship, career exploration, and the importance of perseverance, or "grit," in achieving success.

In this episode, we’re taking you to the heart of the flood recovery efforts at Biltmore Village, just outside of Asheville. We're focusing on the historic All Souls Church, which suffered significant damage from Hurricane Helene. Watch as active desiccant dehumidification units work to dry out the intricate woodwork, stone, and brick of this iconic building.

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Is your digital compressor really short cycling? In this HVAC Quick Take, we bust the myth surrounding digital compressors, also known as variable capacity compressors (VCCs). Learn how these compressors operate, why they sound different, and why they’re more reliable than you might think. This episode, part of the August 2023 HVAC MythBusters event, is a must-listen for anyone working with or specifying digital compressors.

Join Tony Mormino in this impactful episode of The Engineers HVAC Podcast, brought to you by Air Control Concepts. This PDH-accredited live event delves deep into the aftermath of severe flooding, focusing on essential recovery strategies, particularly dehumidification techniques. Tony, alongside psychrometric expert Tim DeStasio, explores both mechanical and desiccant-based dehumidification methods, discussing their applications, benefits, and limitations in detail. Whether you're dealing with a flood-damaged property or curious about HVAC moisture control, this episode offers valuable technical insights and real-world applications to help you effectively manage indoor air quality and moisture in challenging environments.

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Journey through the evolution of HVAC controls, examining how technological advancements have transformed system efficiency and functionality. This segment, part of the 2023 December PDH Marathon, HVAC Controls 101 Presentation by Chris Adams, PE, and Kirk Patton, covers historical shifts from simple mechanical systems to sophisticated, sensor-driven configurations that enhance predictive maintenance and energy conservation.

In this pivotal episode of "The Engineers HVAC Podcast," join Tony Mormino and Frank Campisino, PE, Senior Mechanical Engineer at Barton Associates, Inc., for a deep dive into the critical HVAC challenges faced in healthcare facilities. This discussion, coordinated by Matt Clark of Engineered Building Systems, features John Ardente, Facilities Operations Manager at Jefferson Health. Together, they explore the practical concerns and safety measures surrounding using A2L refrigerants within Jefferson Health’s complex environments. Tune in as these seasoned experts tackle flammability risks, adapt to new refrigerant requirements, and offer invaluable insights for HVAC professionals in the healthcare sector.

Join us 12 days after the flood at Capitola Mill, where Insight Partners is based, as we walk through the recovery and restoration efforts underway. In this update, Tony Mormino gives a firsthand look at the cleanup process, including removing mud, salvaging furniture, and structural repairs like cutting the water-damaged sheetrock.

See the progress made in various areas such as the gym, lounge, and Insight Partners' offices. Tony, alongside his son Nate behind the camera, shows the drying process aided by fans and favorable weather, ensuring a steady recovery.

We also glimpse the personal side of the aftermath, with the American flag still flying high and the Insight team's resilient spirit. Despite the challenges, the community is slowly but surely progressing towards normalcy. Tony shares insights on the construction materials that help in recovery and a hopeful timeline for when operations might return to full capacity.

Stay tuned to HVAC TV for more updates from Capitola Mill and learn how we're rebuilding stronger than ever. Thanks for watching, and don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for notifications on our latest videos.

Focus on the foundational principles and selection parameters essential for cooling tower operation in this HVAC Quick Take. Learn about the heat exchange process, the importance of wet and dry bulb temperatures, and how these factors influence cooling tower performance. This segment is invaluable for HVAC professionals aiming to make informed decisions about cooling tower design and implementation.