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Did You Know Episode 40: R290 is Here to Stay...
CourseHighly-Flammable refrigerants, also known as hydrocarbon refrigerants (HC), are substances used in refrigeration and air conditioning systems that have the potential to ignite and burn under certain conditions. Unlike traditional non-flammable or mil
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Did You Know Episode 41: The Proposed S.N.A.P. 26 and GWP Limits Bring New Refrigerants for Most New Equipment
CourseGlobally, approximately 80% of HFCs are emitted in the refrigeration, air conditioning (AC), and motor vehicle AC (MVAC) sectors, with the remainder accounted for by the foam-blowing, aerosols, fire suppression, and solvents sectors. While developed
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Did You Know Episode 42: The World of Training and Content Delivery is Changing... Are You?
CourseA new training experience from HVACRedu.net The launch of virtual lifelike education at HVACRedu.net, dubbed ‘BioFi Interactive’ will bring significant benefits to the HVACR technicians, by providing immersive training that is more effective and eng
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Did You Know Episode 43: Recruiting and Retention of a New Generation Requires a New Generation a New Approach
CourseAre you looking for recruitment and retention strategies that actually work for our new generation of learners? Than you won't want to miss this opportunity to discuss how United Service Technologies has created a surplus of young talent while most
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Did You Know Episode 44: There are Tools for Understanding and Improving Indoor Air Quality
CoursePoor indoor air quality can have detrimental effects on human health, leading to discomfort, allergies, respiratory problems, and even more severe conditions in some cases. Common indoor pollutants include particulate matter (such as dust, pollen, an
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Did You Know Episode 45: There are Advancements in Thermal Mass Energy
CourseWe have not seen much of an efficiency increase in electric furnaces over the years, until now. Many times we refer to electric resistant heating sources as being 100% efficient without looking at the actual C.O.P. and energy loss associated with the
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