Description
When selecting an exhaust system for a critical environment, there is an alternative to N+1 redundancy for critical systems. This system will provide significantly improved operating efficiency, smaller footprint, better control with faster response to changes, while allowing a lower upfront cost. What you would call a win-win situation! This webinar was originally broadcast on December 8, 2021.
Speakers: Doug Ross & Kristen Neath
Recording length: 60 minutes
PDH: 1
Upon completion, you will earn:
- 1 Professional Development Hour (PDH) via RCEP
- AMCA completion certificate
AMCA educational courses are developed by or in collaboration with the same subject matter experts who help shape AMCA standards. Professional Development Hours (PDHs), where applicable, are issued through AMCA's Registered Continuing Education Program (RCEP) provider accreditation.
Objectives
- Compare N+1 and N-1 redundancy configurations to determine their effectiveness in ensuring safe and stable laboratory exhaust operations.
- Explain the operational impacts of redundancy on system components, such as isolation dampers and energy recovery coils.
- Identify the components involved in silence selection and evaluate how sound propagation influences the overall acoustical criteria of a project.
Certificate
By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate AMCA Certificate
Learning credits
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