Exhaust Fan Control Systems for Laboratories
Maintaining critical design parameters, minimizing energy consumption
Objective:
To highlight the steps to be taken when selecting Exhaust Fans for critical environment applications.
This presentation will focus on the Laboratory exhaust fan selection process to clearly explain, with supporting evidence, different laboratory exhaust products with the purpose to demonstrate the strengths and benefits these products provide to the design.
Speaker
Doug Ross, Business Development Manager, MK Plastics
Doug Ross is an Automation and Control Engineer from the Auckland Technical Institute in New Zealand. Doug emigrated with his family to Canada in 2000 and worked in the automation field on projects at Alcan Packaging, Chrysler Bramalea and ABB.
In 2005, Doug moved into the air movement industry, joining Vibro-Acoustics as the Canadian Sales Manager and working on projects such as Niagara Health Hospital, Waterloo University Nanotechnology Lab, Ontario Forensic Science and Coroners Complex Building.
In 2013, Doug joined M.K. Plastics Corporation as the Canadian Sales Manager. He worked with the Canadian Sales Representative with commercial, institutional and infrastructural applications where corrosive elements are present.
Doug has worked on laboratory exhaust system designs in Canada, the US and Australia. He has a particular interest in the total system approach to designing economically viable and sustainable exhaust systems for critical environment applications.
Date and Time
Wednesday, February 8, 2023
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EST
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