Armstrong In The Media

As seen on Energy Services and Technology Association - October 31, 2013

Armstrong Fluid Technology pumps and controls for chilled water systems have been installed in Masdar City, the ground-breaking sustainable city under construction in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

Masdar City is being built by the Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company with additional funding from the Abu Dhabi government.  Designed by British architects Foster and Partners, it is an ambitious planned city which will rely entirely on renewable energy with a sustainable, zero-carbon, zero-waste ecology.  The aim is to create a world-famous hub for cleantech companies.  It will host the headquarters of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and its first tenant is the Masdar Institute of Science and Technology.

As seen in ACHR the NEWS and on www.achrnews.com - October 28, 2013

Customer Misconceptions Stem from Lack of Awareness, Fear of High Cost

While radiant heating has been around for a long time and is common in Europe, there are still many misconceptions swirling around these systems on this side of the pond. Some customers consider it a new and untested technology, while others categorize it as a luxury beyond what they can afford.

However, according to experts in this field, it’s time to bust these myths and introduce radiant heat to the masses.

As seen in the print and digital versions of pme magazine, October 2013

Armstrong Fluid Technology launches a new control solution that improves the energy efficiency of chiller plants. Seamlessly interfacing with an existing building or chiller-plant automation system. the OPTl-VISOR controls the key components of a plant, providing the optimal operating settings for equipment, such as water-cooled variable-speed chillers, variable-flow cooling towers and variable-speed pumps on the chilled water and tower water circuits. By controlling the chiller plant settings to maximize system-wide efficiency, OPTI-VISOR will generate valuable energy savings even when applied to recently installed equipment. Armstrong estimates an energy savings of 15% to 30% can be expected from a typical installation on an existing all-variable-speed chiller plant.

As seen in Plumbing Engineer Magazine - October 2013 issue
and also online at www.plumbingengineer.com

By Jim Schneider

This summer, Plumbing Engineer was invited to attend Armstrong International’s “Engineer Visit” event in Toronto. As the name implies, the event gathered engineers from around the world to interact and to learn about new HVAC technology. We caught up with Armstrong CEO Lex van der Weerd to get his take on the event and some of the initiatives the company has underway.

As seen on news.scoopasia.com - October 9, 2013

Montreal, Q.C., 9 October 2013 -- FMA Summits (http://www.fmasummits.com) has just completed their 17th in Denver, CO this past September 15th-17th.

FMA’s 17th Progressive Energy, Environment & Sustainability Summit overcame extreme weather conditions to run without a hitch! The sold out Summit featured 24 Partners providing a plethora of energy efficient solutions and services, including companies such as: BASF, H&A Architects, AERCO International, Armstrong Fluid Technology and Airometrix Mfg., Inc. 100 delegates took advantage of peer education via presentations by our key note speakers which included Thomas Mort, Global Energy Director for Archer Daniels Midland who also recently received the ‘Global Energy Manager of the Year’ award from the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE).

As seen in Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration NEWS, September 30, 2013

The Parallel Sensorless Pump Controller is an add-on control device that coordinates the output of multiple pumping units in a parallel configuration to achieve significant energy savings. Featuring advanced sensorless technology, the pump controller controls up to four of the manufacturer’s Design Envelope pumping units and delivers energy efficiency, along with reduced installation costs. The monitoring and instruction provided by a parallel sensorless pump controller can coordinate operations to achieve even greater energy savings. According to the manufacturer, when used in combination with its Design Envelope pumps, the Parallel Sensorless Pump Controller can help building owners significantly reduce their energy costs and achieve much greater efficiency throughout the system’s life cycle.

As seen on Impeller.net - September 19, 2013

62 Buckingham Gate is a cutting edge, environmentally-sensitive Land Securities development in the Victoria area of London, on the site of the now demolished Selbourne House, SW1. Designed for mixed use, the scheme will provide 252,000 sq ft of premium office space, together with street level access shops and restaurants.

The 13-storey development, which occupies a prime position at the junction of Victoria Street and Buckingham Gate, has been designed to provide a highly flexible office environment, with large amounts of open-plan, column free space. A canopied pedestrian area has been incorporated to connect the surrounding streetscape and provide space for pavement cafés and outdoor public seating.

As seen on WorldPumps.com - September 11, 2013

A new control solution for chiller plants claims to make additional energy savings of 15%-30%. Armstrong Fluid Technology has launched the Opti-Visor system, which controls the key components of a chiller plant, and provides the optimal operating settings for equipment such as water-cooled variable speed chillers, as well as variable flow cooling towers and variable speed pumps on the chilled water and tower water circuits.

As seen on achrnews.com - August 26, 2013

The Eco*Pulse™ HVAC Health Management Service combines diagnostic technology with expert review to help keep central cooling systems operating at optimal performance. It is offered as a subscription-based service with Armstrong’s Integrated Plant Controller and OptiVisor™ products. The service provides building owners and operators with timely and concise insight and recommendations to keep their cooling system running at an optimal level. Key aspects of the service include daily notifications that summarize performance; pinpoint possible issues and provide recommended remedies; and an intuitive Web interface for summary, regular review, and quarterly reports that dwell on the ongoing nuances of the customer’s central cooling system.

As seen on mechanical-hub.com - August 21, 2013

Armstrong Fluid Technologies recently held an "International Engineers Visit" and "Media Days" at its world headquarters in Toronto where more than 200 engineers and trade media from around the world attended. Several major product and strategic announcements were made that dealt with helping specifying engineers, contractors, maintenance engineers and building owners operate installations more cost effectively. More efficiently from an energy standpoint. Recently, Mechanical Hub caught up with Lex van der Weerd, CEO, Armstrong Fluid Technologies.