7 Webinars for the cost of 5!  This option registers you for the entire series.  You will also receive a 15% discount for the 2022 Michigan Industrial Ventilation Conference. 

Gregg Grubb, CIH, Grubb Industrial Hygiene Services, LLC, Milford, MI
Robert (Bob) Allen, CIH, BDN Industrial Hygiene Consultants, Portage, MI

Seminar Description: To successfully design and operate an industrial ventilation system, the properties of its airstream must first be understood. This webinar will address the impacts of temperature, pressure, elevation, and moisture content on an airstream’s density and density factor. The webinar will also cover equations for airstream flow rate, velocity, and total, static, and velocity pressure.

Robert (Bob) Dayringer, CIH, MIOSHA (retired), Ithaca, MI

Seminar Description: This webinar will discuss where exhaust ventilation systems fall in the “Hierarchy of Controls” of industrial hygiene. It will also address when exhaust ventilation systems are an appropriate control method and will provide examples of applicable ventilation systems for a variety of common air contaminants.

James (Jim) Friedman, PE, CIH, Wood Technical Consulting Group, Minneapolis, MN

Seminar Description: This webinar discusses the three main types of exhaust hoods used by industrial ventilation systems to capture air contaminants. An overview of the fundamental design concepts for simple and compound duct systems will also be addressed.

Jonathan Hale, Air Systems Corporation, Clemmons, NC

Seminar Description: This webinar begins with an overview of the use and application of fans by an industrial ventilation system to exposures to toxic substances in the workplace. The webinar will then transition to addressing practical solutions for the use of air cleaning devices in ventilation systems to remove contaminants from or neutralize contaminants in an airstream.

Chrissy Klocker, Donaldson Company, Inc., Bloomington, MN

Seminar Description: This webinar walks through the various stages of an industrial ventilation system project from design to implementation. We will introduce various design options, as well as review concepts discussed in previous webinars, to understand how decisions and performance expectations impact the overall system design.

Robert (Bob) Shearer, KBD Technic, Cincinnati, OH

Seminar Description:  This webinar will address methods and techniques for accurately measuring pressures and airflow in an industrial ventilation system. Included in the presentation will be difficult testing situations and how to select methods for providing the most accurate representation of pressure and airflow possible. Additionally, a brief overview of the basic iterative balancing method will be provided, along with key ancillary measurements associated with the industrial ventilation system. 

Doug Edwards, PE, Doug Edwards Engineering, LLC, Amelia, OH

Seminar Description: Monitoring your industrial ventilation system can be critical to maintaining its desired performance. This webinar will cover techniques and equipment that can be used to ensure that your system operates properly.