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March Lunch Meeting - HVAC Acoustics & Sound Basics

  • 05 Mar 2015
  • 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
  • Byron's Southend, 101 W. Worthington Avenue, Suite 110 Charlotte, NC 28203
  • 50

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HVAC Acoustics and Sound Basics

 Presented by:

Jason Gillis 

Modine Manufacturing

 

Would you like to better understand the principles of Sound applied to HVAC equipment and design?  There are many misconceptions, myths, and misapplied data floating out there in the HVAC field and unfortunately sometimes in the engineering community as well.

Please join us as we debunk these myths and misconceptions in a detailed overview of sound basics, including the often misapplied Sound Pressure, Sound Power, and Sound Intensity.  We will also review the proper testing methods for Sound Pressure and Sound Power. 

Do you know what standards apply to HVAC equipment; OSHA, ANSIS, & AHRI?  This information will help you accurately review HVAC equipment data and rating standards and be a more valuable asset to your owner!

Speaker Bio:

Jason Gillis is a Regional Sales Manager with Modine Manufacturing and currently resides in Holland, Michigan.  He has been employed by Modine since 2004.  Jason began his career with Modine as a Service Technician and held that position for 7 years.  In 2011 Jason moved into the position of Sales Engineer for the Modine School Systems and in 2012 was promoted to Regional Sales Manager. 

Jason is currently responsible for Modine’s Engineered Product Sales which include Modine School Systems, and Modine’s Atherion™ 100% makeup air unit. 

Jason’s interest in mechanical systems began when he joined the United States Air Force in 1990 as an aircraft mechanic and served during Desert Storm and Desert Shield.   

Jason holds a degree in Heating and Cooling Technology.

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