Customer Types: Mechanical Engineers
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The Importance of Heat Load-Based Design for Efficient Commercial Kitchens
In today’s commercial kitchens, energy efficiency isn’t just a goal, it’s a necessity. Restaurant operators are facing rising utility costs, stricter energy codes, and higher expectations for sustainability. A…
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Cal/OSHA’s New Heat Illness Prevention Regulation: How Proper Kitchen Ventilation Can Help
With the introduction of California’s new Heat Illness Prevention regulation by Cal/OSHA, businesses across the state are facing new requirements to protect employees from heat-related risks. While outdoor workers…
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My kitchen exhaust hood is noisy, what can I do?
In the past most exhaust hood systems were designed at minimum code airflow values that were based on the square footage of the hood reservoir. This meant when the…
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A Guide to Commercial Kitchen Ventilation: Design Considerations, Relevant Codes, and Standards Influencing Design
Commercial Kitchen Ventilation Design is often considered a subdiscipline of general commercial ventilation design. Exposure to commercial kitchen ventilation design may limited when compared to general ventilation design. Although…
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A Dive into Commercial Kitchen Exhaust Filters
In the bustling heart of any culinary haven lies the kitchen, where delicious meals are crafted and magic happens. But behind the scenes, there’s a crucial component that ensures…
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What you should know about kitchen ventilation when designing for Solid Fuel Cooking
Your Comprehensive Guide for Kitchen Ventilation Design of Solid Fuel Cooking. Of all the commercial kitchen ventilation designs, solid fuel cooking presents some significant challenges. The design should consider…
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Technology in Commercial Kitchens, What Does the Future Hold?
The future of commercial kitchen technology is expected to be driven by advancements in automation, connectivity, sustainability, and enhanced user experience. Early adopters are seeing improvements in several areas…
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How NFPA 96 (National Fire Protection Association) and IMC (International Mechanical Code) Chapter 5 intersect.
NFPA 96 (National Fire Protection Association) and IMC (International Mechanical Code) Chapter 5 both play significant roles in regulating commercial kitchen ventilation systems. While they are separate documents, they…
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Exploring Make Up Air Unit Gas Heaters: Understanding the Differences Between Direct and Indirect Fired Systems
Outside air in some climates require heating in the winter. Direct gas-fired and indirect gas-fired heaters are the two most popular means of heating incoming outside air. The purpose…
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What does a sustainable commercial kitchen look like?
We often hear of the necessity of sustainability. When it comes to commercial kitchens, what does that look like in practice? In particular, commercial kitchens and ventilation are essential…
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