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The Best HVAC Videos

Posted February 09, 2011 9:00 AM by geanorm

Editor's Note: CR4 would like to thank Larry Butz of GEA Consulting for contributing this blog entry.

I'm a strong believer in the saying "A picture is worth a thousand words" which suggests a good video is worth millions. YouTube is the leading source of videos, but don't ignore the many other locations - including OEM websites (just type in "videos") or companies specializing in training videos.

We at GEA have been increasing our use of videos in recent months for a growing number of new and different needs. Want to see World Class factories and even take a close up tour? Check out the great videos from Goodman and Trane as well as China's H'Stars in the list below. Want to see and understand some new technologies? Check out the Copeland Scroll compressor video showing different types of capacity modulation, or the manufacture and application of microchannel coils by Gunter. Familiar with the new rooftop ice storage systems developed by Ice Energy? Look at their informative video, or quickly show some of the newer manufacturing equipment for HVAC products. All these excellent videos meet my criteria of "a thousand words…"

Following are some of my own "favorites". I'd like to know which videos you have seen that really impressed you. We may include a "best of the best" HVAC Videos segment to our GEA library. I'm looking forward to seeing what you nominate as your favorites.

The Best HVAC Videos

R-410A Overview

Reviews and compares different characteristics and requirements for R-410A vs. R-22 (higher pressure, oil type and hygroscopicity, no soft solder use, etc.)

Tour of the Goodman Manufacturing Plant

State of the art factory producing heat pumps and condensing units; Dare to Compare Tour

Tour Trane's Clarksville Factory

Manufacture of rooftops including Telepak and Voyager II; NC punch presses, shear, robotics, JIT assembly line, run test of units, prepainted units, 73' long rooftops

H'Stars Group

HVAC Chillers, Industrial, Water Cooled, Air Cooled, Heat Pump; Automated manufacturing equipment, products; corporate overview

Ice Energy Rooftop Ice Storage System

Hybrid air conditioning system; rooftop system; clean energy, new ice freezing technology

Copeland Scroll Compressor Modulation Technologies

Compressor modulation technologies; Ultratech 2-stage; Digital (10 to 100% modulation); manifolding compressors

Microchannel aluminum heat exchanger production - Güntner microox

Features and benefits; how it is manufactured

Achieving Net-Zero-Energy Buildings - ASHRAE

Demonstrates the various technologies, strategies and products enabling buildings to achieve net zero energy buildings.

Amada Punch Press

Operation

- Larry Butz

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02/10/2011 3:00 AM

This was an interesting collection; thanks for collating it!

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