I am the principal and inventor of three patented energy technologies.
In addition, I teach Building Energy Conservation, HVAC Mechanical Design, and Testing and Balancing, at various institutions including the College of DuPage, Triton College, and Local 399 training center for Stationary Building Engineers of Chicago.
I hold multiple certifications in the field, including CEM, CEA, CRM, PEM, CxA, and AABC TBE.
CEO of Audit Master Pro
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Bronze Plaque Identifying Buildings That Meet Energy Efficiency And Infectious Disease Control Certification Requirements
Display your building as an "HVAC Infectious Disease and Energy Efficient Compliant Facility." This certification can be achieved by ensuring that every ventilation system delivers the designed outside airflow and achieves the desired air changes per hour at a minimum.
To obtain certification, building pressurization must cascade throughout the facility while flushing the building core with the designed outside airflow directed towards the building envelope and outside ambient environment.
Moreover, to be considered for energy certification, the building's HVAC system(s) must undergo testing and optimization for maximum heat transfer and fluid flow performance. This optimization will lower the building's overall operating cost and Energy Use Index (EUI) footprint.
