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SUMMARY:CERV Monitoring of Smart Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality - Sustainability Discussion
DESCRIPTION:CERV Monitoring of Smart Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality\n\nPresented by Victor Ni o\, BuildEquinox (Remotely presenting)\n\nThe presentation will focus on indoor air quality fundamentals\, ventilation strategies (including demand-controlled ventilation)\, and design considerations for healthy indoor environments\, and humidity management. It will also cover energy recovery ventilation concepts and explain the differences between CERV (conditioning energy recovery ventilation) systems and conventional ERV/HRV systems.\n\nThe presentation is designed to be educational and free of commercial bias. The goal is to build awareness of heat pump-based ventilation systems and their applications. We will expand understanding of ventilation options\, including where CERV systems may be applied\, while reinforcing best practices defined by standards for ventilation\, humidity control\, and energy recovery.\n\n \n\nPRESENTED BY\n\nVictor G. Ni o\, Ph.D\, PE\n\n\n\n\nVice President\, Business Development\n\n\nBuild Equinox | Fresh Air Technology Leaders \n\nGreater Milwaukee Area\, Wisconsin\, USA\n\nwww.BuildEquinox.com
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:CERV Monitoring of Smart Ventilation &\; Indoor Air Quality
\n\nPresented by Victor Niñ\;o\, BuildEquinox (Remotely presenting)
\n\nThe presentation will focus on indoor air quality fundamentals\, ventilation strategies (including demand-controlled ventilation)\, and design considerations for healthy indoor environments\, and humidity management. It will also cover energy recovery ventilation concepts and explain the differences between CERV (conditioning energy recovery ventilation) systems and conventional ERV/HRV systems.
\n\nThe presentation is designed to be educational and free of commercial bias. The goal is to build awareness of heat pump-based ventilation systems and their applications. We will \;expand understanding of ventilation options\, including where CERV systems may be applied\, while reinforcing best practices defined by standards for ventilation\, humidity control\, and energy recovery.
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\n\nVictor G. Niñ\;o\, Ph.D\, PE
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Vice President\, Business Development
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Build Equinox | Fresh Air Technology Leaders \;
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Greater Milwaukee Area\, Wisconsin\, USA
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