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Left, Air Balancing Engineers, Inc. uses the latest state of the art equipment. Above field technician (Marc Caladie) is measuring and recording air flow readings via Flow Hood in conjunction with a Shortridge Air Data Multi Meter. All service crews are equipped with laptop computers to aid and work in conjunction with the control contractor.
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At right, our field technican (Marc Caladie) is adjusting a fan sheave to bring the system to within design parameters. All of Air Balancing Engineers, Inc. field technicians carry calibrated and certified equipment. Instrument calibration records are included with every report
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Shown at left, field technicians (Timothy McManus & Marc Caladie) are obtaining a Pitot Tube Traverse in a round exhaust duct. Inaccurate pressure readings can be obtained in a turbulent air stream; therefore, traverse test location is essential in determine accurate pressure readings. The traverse test location should be at least 8 duct diameters downstream and 2 duct diameters upstream from elbows, transitions, takeoffs, dampers or other obstructions, which cause turbulence.
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