Monday, February 13th, 2017
Atomizing Humidifier Benefits
The Health Care Industry has spoken and after a thorough evaluation by ASHRAE, Addendum M for Standard 170-2013 was released which allows for the use of adiabatic atomizing humidifiers in Health Care Facilities. This is a huge victory for the owner/operators as it now provides them with an energy efficient option for humidification.
Thursday, January 5th, 2017
High Pressure Fog Systems have been used for decades on a wide variety of projects but there are a few ideal applications where fogging should always be considered.
Monday, October 24th, 2016
Autumn is finally here... open the windows, turn off the A/C and enjoy the fresh cool air. Many non-residential buildings are also enjoying this same benefit by using air-side economizers which allows “free cooling” through the HVAC system.
The benefits are obvious but the lower moisture content in the cool air can make it difficult to maintain humidity levels. Conventional wisdom would assume that adding a steam humidifier to raise the relative humidity would resolve the issue, but since they require approximately 1,000 BTUs of energy to evaporate just 1 lb of water, the energy consumption can potentially offset any savings provided by the economizer. For this reason, many building operators will disable the economizer and mechanically cool the return air instead of running the boiler for humidification. Essentially picking the lesser of two evils and simplifying the sequence of operation.
Tuesday, September 20th, 2016
Using only the highest quality components, GoFog’s Control System meets our demanding requirements but we realize our standards may not always align with yours.
ABB VFD’s not your cup of tea? Not a problem, we regularly use Allen Bradley, Yaskawa, and other major suppliers.
Monday, August 15th, 2016
GoFog, Inc., the premier supplier of Energy Efficient Humidification and Evaporative Cooling Fog Systems, is pleased to announce that Ed Russ has joined the GoFog Team as Director of Engineering. Russ has over 25 years in the automation industry. Most recently as the VP of Engineering for Cimtec Automation where he was responsible for turn-key projects in robotics, machine vision systems and pumping applications. Russ’ duties include new product development and customer driven improvements for the humidification and evaporative cooling markets.