Most “Indoor Air Quality upgrades” are just gadgets in a box. And a lot of them can make things worse. HVAC and building science veteran John Ellis joins Sam Myers and Ben Walker to break down what actually moves the needle in a home: thermal comfort, ventilation, filtration, humidity control, building pressure, and source control. If you build, renovate, or work on HVAC, this episode will change how you think about “clean air” and what it takes to actually deliver it. Video Notes...
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Most “Indoor Air Quality upgrades” are just gadgets in a box. And a lot of them can make things worse. HVAC and building science veteran John Ellis joins Sam Myers and Ben Walker to break down what actually moves the needle in a home: thermal comfort, ventilation, filtration, humidity control, building pressure, and source control. If you build, renovate, or work on HVAC, this episode will change how you think about “clean air” and what it takes to actually deliver it. Video Notes...
The First Airtight Home That Started the Energy Efficiency Revolution with Harold Orr
The Flow Lab
57 minutes
10 months ago
The First Airtight Home That Started the Energy Efficiency Revolution with Harold Orr
The basics to help you understand homes as a system. Download our FREE ebook and start solving problems like a pro. 👉https://bit.ly/flow-lab-ebook Welcome to the very first and special episode of The Flow Lab, where hosts Ben Walker and Sam Myers sit down with Harold Orr, a pioneering figure in building science and energy efficiency. Harold shares the fascinating story behind the invention of the blower door, the groundbreaking Saskatchewan Conservation House, and how these innovations shaped...
The Flow Lab
Most “Indoor Air Quality upgrades” are just gadgets in a box. And a lot of them can make things worse. HVAC and building science veteran John Ellis joins Sam Myers and Ben Walker to break down what actually moves the needle in a home: thermal comfort, ventilation, filtration, humidity control, building pressure, and source control. If you build, renovate, or work on HVAC, this episode will change how you think about “clean air” and what it takes to actually deliver it. Video Notes...
