Armstrong In The Media

As Seen On: factmint.com February 13, 2023

Learn about Armstrong Vertical In-line Pumps and the advantages of this innovative solution for water and wastewater applications. The article will cover the features and benefits of Armstrong Pump Manager and how it can help you save energy. This unique solution includes web-accessible trends, analysis, and automated reports that help you make informed decisions and deliver the highest HVAC performance. You’ll also learn about Armstrong’s Design Envelope, which allows you to save up to 70% on your utility bill.

As Seen On: bpma.org February 10, 2023

Armstrong Fluid Technology has formed a strategic partnership with Hysopt to bring customers new insights into HVAC energy saving options, harnessing state-of-the-art digital twinning.

Bringing together Armstrong’s extensive experience of installations worldwide, and Hysopt’s powerful technology, the new partnership will provide customers with more robust scientific simulation and verification of HVAC system energy and carbon savings than ever before.

Stephen Hart, spokesperson for Armstrong Fluid Technology explained: “Reliable information on the potential for improving energy efficiency of HVAC systems has never been more crucial. World events have brought a new sense of urgency.

As Seen On: zawya.com - October 25, 2022

As Seen On: empoweringpumps.com February 2, 2022

Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced a new tiered suite of service plans to assist customers in North America. The new Silver, Gold and Platinum service plans provide customers with cost-effective options to implement Active Performance Management practices, as they seek to optimize building performance and business results. All three levels of the program provide analytics, phone support and structured reports on asset performance. The more comprehensive plans include replacement parts and annual site visits.

As seen on: washingtonpost.com November 5, 2021

Deep lake water cooling (DLWC) is used to cool over 100 buildings in the city. It saves enough electricity to power a town of 25,000 - and it’s so popular the city is pursuing an expansion.

With just minutes left in Game 5 of the 2019 NBA finals, the Toronto Raptors drained a 16-foot jumper to pull ahead by six points. Hardly a soul was sitting down or silent as fans cheered the team toward Canada’s first basketball championship.

But the sellout crowd also posed a challenge. The National Basketball Association requires arenas to be chilled to between 65 and 72 degrees Fahrenheit. And, left unchecked, the arena’s 20,144 attendees were likely to produce a sweltering mess that would set off alarms at league headquarters.

As Seen On: empoweringpumps.com February 01, 2020

As of January 27th, 2020, newly manufactured pumps are required to meet the new U.S. DOE/NRCAN 2020 Pump Efficiency Regulations standards. The primary objective of the new regulations is to reduce energy consumption. Secondary items include cost savings for businesses using regulated energy products, and reduction of unnecessary regulation differences between the EU, Canada, and the United States. While the new U.S. DOE 2020 rules establish minimum energy efficiency requirements, the reality is these requirements represent the least we can do. 

As Seen On: usgbc.org December 04, 2019

Did you know that it’s possible to save up to 40 cents per square foot, while reducing the timeline to reach your sustainability goals by a third?

There are few building systems that can have such a dramatic impact on tenant productivity, quality of life, operating efficiency and business sustainability as the HVAC system. Performance drift in HVAC systems is a common issue that leads to wasted energy and increase in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. According to the International Energy Agency, the construction and operation of buildings is responsible for over 39% of energy-related GHG emissions, a large part of which can be attributed to inefficient HVAC technologies.

As Seen on empoweringpumps.com - December 14, 2018

Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced a new series of webinars focused on energy savings to help building managers, engineers and other industry professionals get the best performance from their HVAC systems.

The first of the three complimentary webinars “Massive Energy Savings –Performance Management for your HVAC System” takes place on December 14th. This session will explain how Performance Management in HVAC systems can minimize efficiency loss and avoid additional energy costs. Register here.

As Seen on heatinghelp.com – November 11, 2017

More Than One Billion kWh Valued at $100+ Million

As part of its global sustainability initiative, Armstrong Fluid Technology announced at Greenbuild Expo 2017 that it has helped customers worldwide save more than one billion kWh of electricity with an estimated value of over $100 million since 2007. These energy savings avoided nearly 350 tons of CO2 emissions, which is equivalent to taking 75,000 cars off the road for one year.

Armstrong began projecting their customers’ energy savings 10 years ago, as part of a company-wide commitment to sustainability.

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.