Selecting air-terminal products

Waterloo Air Products, air terminal products

‘The green book’ from Waterloo Air Products provides comprehensive information on its entire range of grilles, louvres and diffusers and is designed to put HVAC system designers, specifiers and contractors in control of their selections. In addition to supplying terms, definitions, symbols and performance data, ‘The green book’ also includes formulae regularly needed by HVAC system designers as well as comparative selections, special air-diffusion characteristics and jet theory and characteristics.

There is also acoustic information for Waterloo’s air-terminal devices.

Rick Edmondson (pictured), chairman of Waterloo Air Products, says, ‘The efficiency of air-distribution systems can be significantly improved through correct specification and selection. “The green book” is a useful tool. By using the comparative selection data, system designers can determine the most suitable air-terminal device for specific applications.’

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