Armstrong In The Media

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.

As seen on empoweringpumps – January 15, 2017

As seen on pmengineer.com – January 12, 2017

Chicago’s luxury high-rise residential complex 340 On The Park find efficiency in tankless water heaters.

As seen on pumpsandsystems.com – January 2017

Pumps played a key role in the facility’s energy efficiency improvements.

By Brent Ross
Armstrong Fluid Technology

Gaining an average of $200,000 a year in heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) energy savings would be important to any organization. For Methodist Dallas Medical Center (MDMC), it means being able to direct more money toward critical—even lifesaving—health services.

The One Waterfront Tower chiller plant optimization project qualified for a $83,568 custom utility rebate and will save an estimated 624,000 kWh or $170,000 annually.

Have you entered the Armstrong Retro Gadget Giveaway?

As technology advances, every industry evolves over time, and the HVAC industry is no exception. The early Egyptians are credited with using the first evaporative cooling technology in houses, but had no electricity to power pumps and fans. Jump ahead a few thousand years and HVAC technology has come a long way. In its own unique way each successive technological advance revolutionizes the industry.

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As seen on issuu.com  – November 21, 2016

MOVING WATER
The original plans for the Nissan building called for a pumping system from another manufacturer. The design tem ultimately went with Armstrong’s packaged system.

Ventus at Metrogate, a condominium complex developed by Tridel Corporation, is located in the greater Toronto area. Upholding the company’s commitment to environmental leadership, Ventus suites boast a number of energy-efficient, sustainable features including low VOC paints and carpeting, Energy Star® appliances, energy recovery ventilation and high efficiency HVAC systems.

As Seen on plumbingengineer.com – December 2016

Hydraulic Institute members reach consensus recommendation for an energy conservation standard level for circulator pumps as part of ASRAC working group.

Members of the Hydraulic Institute, Armstrong Fluid Technology, Grundfos, Taco Inc., WILO USA and Xlyem Applied Water Systems participated on a 15-member Appliance Federal Rulemaking Advisory Committee (ASRAC) working group on circulator pumps. On November 30, 2016, the working group reached consensus on a term sheet recommending to the ASRAC and the Secretary of Energy, terms for the development of a test procedure and energy conservation standard levels for circulator pumps. The consensus term sheet will go to the ASRAC for approval and be posted to the public docket. Stay up-to-date on background and updates on the circulator pump rulemaking process, including the approved term sheet when available.