Paul Heney
Editorial Director at Design World
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VP, Editorial Director, Design World — covers fluid power, robotics, mfg, EVs, aerospace, R&D, more. Georgia Tech alumnus, proud dad, Browns fan, pro equality!
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5 days ago |
fluidpowerworld.com | Paul Heney
In cold climates, compressor rooms that draw 100% outside air for ventilation face a challenge: how do you prevent freezing temperatures from damaging equipment? The common solution is to install electric heaters. But while it seems simple, relying on electric resistance heating to temper a compressor room is often a costly mistake — especially when you’re already generating a powerful, free heat source: waste heat from the air compressor itself.
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1 week ago |
pneumatictips.com | Paul Heney
In cold climates, compressor rooms that draw 100% outside air for ventilation face a challenge: how do you prevent freezing temperatures from damaging equipment? The common solution is to install electric heaters. But while it seems simple, relying on electric resistance heating to temper a compressor room is often a costly mistake — especially when you’re already generating a powerful, free heat source: waste heat from the air compressor itself.
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1 week ago |
fluidpowerworld.com | Paul Heney
If you’re running air compressors in your facility, you might be sitting on a gold mine of wasted energy — literally. Up to 94% of the electrical energy used by an air compressor is converted into heat. The good news? Most of that heat is recoverable. The better news? You can turn it into serious cost savings. Here’s how to calculate those savings:When your air compressor is running, it generates a lot of heat.
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1 week ago |
pneumatictips.com | Paul Heney
If you’re running air compressors in your facility, you might be sitting on a gold mine of wasted energy — literally. Up to 94% of the electrical energy used by an air compressor is converted into heat. The good news? Most of that heat is recoverable. The better news? You can turn it into serious cost savings. Here’s how to calculate those savings:When your air compressor is running, it generates a lot of heat.
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3 weeks ago |
designworldonline.com | Paul Heney
For the first time, our sister publication, Engineering.com, along with other engineering brands at our company (including this one), have produced a comprehensive salary survey that shines a light on what today’s engineers are really earning. Spanning disciplines from mechanical to aerospace and covering professionals in the U.S. and Canada, this inaugural study sets the stage for a better understanding of how the industry is evolving — and what engineers value most in their careers.
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