A well-designed industrial ventilation system may require more than just supply and exhaust fans. We all know that fans are needed to make a ventilation system run. They are to a ventilation system what an engine is to a car. …
Read MoreIn Parts 1 and 2 of this series, we discussed The Codes that apply and the Two Key Factors that go into the design of an explosion proof or hazardous area ventilation system. In this third and final part, we …
Read MoreIn Part 1 of this series, we talked about the codes that apply to the design of an explosion proof or hazardous ventilation system. In Part 2, we will discuss two key factors that go into the design of the …
Read MoreOur customers often ask us to design a ventilation system for a hazardous area where there is a fire or explosion potential due to flammable gases, vapors or dust. Designing the right ventilation system for a customer’s particular application requires: …
Read MoreSelection of the right motor can mean many years of efficient, maintenance free operation for an industrial grade fan. Here are a few tips that we have learned over our 73 years of helping customers economically solve tough ventilation issues. …
Read MoreEldridge has a reputable history in helping our customers with tough ventilation problems, however our team also the expertise to solve difficult process air flow problems. We recently helped a customer improve their dry air system with a little boost …
Read MoreThe welding process can expose an employee to harmful heat, light and fumes. The largest of these risks is the base metal particles that may be contained in the welding fumes. If not properly ventilated, exposure to the weld fumes …
Read MoreWhile the memory of another hot summer is still fresh in your mind, let us help you make plans for a cooler 2020. Most companies will soon start their budgeting process for the coming year. Now is the best …
Read MoreWhen we are working on ventilation system redesign applications, the 3 Basic Fan Laws provide us the means by which we can correlate the relationship between fan air flow rate, static pressure, speed and horsepower. They are useful to predict …
Read MoreFinding solutions for unique applications is something the Eldridge team most enjoys. We recently helped a customer design a fire suppression system for a facility using a very different type of fan than found in standard applications. The customer requirements …
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