Armstrong In The Media

In line with our support for sustainability and carbon footprint reduction, we are maintaining this page of links to articles on energy savings, climate change, innovative solutions, successful installations and major announcements.

A domestic water pressure booster system is essential for buildings with inadequate supply pressure from the city or buildings served from storage tanks. A booster ensures potable water is available at appropriate pressures on every level of a building. Because flow demand in most buildings is highly variable, variable frequency drives and automatic controls are an excellent option to reduce the energy used to maintain constant pressure.

In fluid-based HVAC systems an impeller is a component of the pump that creates pressure to maintain flow. In this post we’ll touch on key design aspects of impellers and present answers to the most common questions.

What is the purpose of circulator? What is a circulator pump used for?

In a hydronic heating system, hot water is moved from the heat source (the boiler), through a pipe to a radiator, where the convective qualities of the radiator allow the heat to rise from the hotter radiator to the colder air in the room.

Armstrong Fluid Technology has been honoured with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise for Sustainable Development. This award recognizes Armstrong’s leadership in sustainability, including improvements in daily operations, contributions to the sustainability of customers, and support for sustainability initiatives in local communities.

As Seen On: issuu.com November 2020

The healthcare industry wrestles with the long-running problem of patient non-adherence. The consequences are waste of medication, disease progression, reduced functional abilities, lower quality of life and increased use of medical resources, such as nursing homes, hospital visits and admissions.

The built environment grapples with its own version of non-adherence. Buildings of all types and sizes, including healthcare facilities, are designed, constructed and commissioned with mechanical systems to regulate the indoor environment, in particular temperature and humidity. The challenge facility managers face is HVAC systems experience what is referred to as ‘performance drift.’

As Seen on cdn.coverstand.com - May 2019