Armstrong In The Media

As seen on  empoweringpumps – March 07, 2017

Author: Brent Ross, Director, Armstrong Fluid Technology

There is a misconception in the HVAC marketplace that needs to be addressed. Unfortunately, many people believe they only need variable speed when they have variable flow applications. This might be because the recently updated ASHRAE 90.1 2016 rules essentially do not require variable speed in constant flow applications. ASHRAE 90.1 is a minimum requirement, and if there are ways to save more energy than what is required as a “minimum”, we should absolutely be trying to save more energy than what is minimally required. Using variable speed in constant flow systems, the HVAC industry has an opportunity to save an average of 15 to 16% energy and sometimes over 50% and more.

As seen on  acrjournal – March 03, 2017

Shane Leather, Business Development Manager – Tall Buildings at Armstrong Fluid Technology, looks at energy efficiency strategies for large-scale HVAC installations.

When designing large-scale HVAC installations, the stakes are high. Even seemingly minor design decisions can have major implications when the resulting energy savings (or indeed energy wastage) are scaled up across a large multi-storey building. Achieving outstanding levels of energy efficiency is far from easy in these large-scale projects, however. The challenges fall into a number of categories:

As seen on empoweringpumps.com – April 12, 2017

Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced the next technology evolution for circulators with the introduction of the COMPASS R. Featuring advanced variable speed Design Envelope technology, new high-efficiency Armstrong iECMTM motors, and quadratic pressure curves, the COMPASS R will minimize both energy costs and long-term operating costs for homeowners.

As seen on achrnews – February 27, 2017

Many companies showcased their solutions at the 2017 AHR Expo

IMPRESSIVE RESULTS: Armstrong Fluid Technology’s new line of Design Envelope pumps include a new, integrated Armstrong controller that provides a wide range of new functionality, including on-board diagnostics, trending, alerts, and automatic flow-balancing.

LAS VEGAS — Hydronics manufacturers are striving to introduce equipment that is more energy efficient yet encompasses intelligent, simple controls. Many companies showcased their solutions on the 2017 AHR Expo show floor.

As seen on gbdmagazine.com

Messana Radiant Cooling transforms energy performance at a progressive university

As seen on mechanical-hub.com – February 06, 2017

As seen on contractormag.com – January 31, 2017

As seen on empoweringpumps – January 30, 2017

Delivers More Than 30% Energy Savings

Armstrong Fluid Technology has unveiled the new Tango line of pumps featuring the next level of innovation in Design Envelope technology.

As seen on achrnews – January 31, 2017

As seen on plumbingengineer – January 2017

Technological advancements provide new levels of energy savings.

Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced the next level of innovation in pumping solutions for enhanced lifetime building performance across its entire Design Envelope pump range from 1hp to 1250hp.

Providing extended intelligence, wireless connectivity, new integrated Armstrong controls, Parallel Sensorless Pump Control and on-board web services, these technological advancements can help building managers realize energy savings of 30 percent or more.