Comments for Air Solutions Company Blog http://www.cottonwoodfilters.com Tue, 12 Jan 2010 16:19:02 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Wind Guards for Low Ambient Chiller Operation by James Neusome, NE Element http://www.cottonwoodfilters.com/2010/01/wind-guards-for-low-ambient-chiller-operation/comment-page-1/#comment-93 James Neusome, NE Element Tue, 12 Jan 2010 16:19:02 +0000 http://www.cottonwoodfilters.com/?p=114#comment-93 It gets real ugly up here in N. Minissota during winter. compressor stalling is a common occurance when the temperature dips below 20 degrees - which is often this time of year. When our compressor on our Trane 200 ton process chiller would stall We usually throw a plastic tarps over the coils to stop the wind from blowing through - but there is no good way to fasten it and it seems to always come loose and flap around in the wind - not to mention that a tarp looks really ugly and unprofessional. The Weather Guard is a great idea. I will be contacting you about this - I also want to talk to you about the cottonwood filter screens - but thats a whole different issue for us. James N. It gets real ugly up here in N. Minissota during winter.
compressor stalling is a common occurance when the temperature dips below 20 degrees – which is often this time of year.
When our compressor on our Trane 200 ton process chiller would stall We usually throw a plastic tarps over the coils to stop the wind from blowing through – but there is no good way to fasten it and it seems to always come loose and flap around in the wind – not to mention that a tarp looks really ugly and unprofessional. The Weather Guard is a great idea. I will be contacting you about this – I also want to talk to you about the cottonwood filter screens – but thats a whole different issue for us.

James N.

]]> Comment on Get Ready For Spring Start-up during Year End Maintenance by Macdougal http://www.cottonwoodfilters.com/2009/10/get-ready-for-spring-start-up-during-year-end-maintenance/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Macdougal Fri, 04 Dec 2009 11:32:28 +0000 http://www.cottonwoodfilters.com/?p=69#comment-17 HI thanks for sharing this information. you are right about the "Hate to Do” list, I will try the Cottonwood Filter Screens. thanks again! [img]1.jpg[/img] HI thanks for sharing this information.

you are right about the “Hate to Do” list, I will try the Cottonwood Filter Screens.

thanks again!

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]]> Comment on Get Ready For Spring Start-up during Year End Maintenance by Christopher J. http://www.cottonwoodfilters.com/2009/10/get-ready-for-spring-start-up-during-year-end-maintenance/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Christopher J. Wed, 04 Nov 2009 16:55:09 +0000 http://www.cottonwoodfilters.com/?p=69#comment-8 Excellent point! We have always tried to get ready for the spring at year end maintenance time. One area we used to defer till Spring is coil Cleaning because we hated cleaning coils. After installing the Filter screens on seven RTU's it significanly reduced our overall maintenance. We simply sweep or rinse the Screens with water and we're done - coils stay clean year around. Great Product! Christopher J., HVAC Supervisor Facilities Operations Excellent point!

We have always tried to get ready for the spring at year end
maintenance time. One area we used to defer till Spring is coil
Cleaning because we hated cleaning coils. After installing the
Filter screens on seven RTU’s it significanly reduced our overall maintenance. We simply sweep or rinse the Screens with water and we’re done – coils stay clean year around.

Great Product!

Christopher J.,
HVAC Supervisor
Facilities Operations

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