by Priyanka Gupta
What is Sick Building Syndrome (SBS)? Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) refers to a condition where building occupants experience health and comfort issues linked to time spent inside a building, without a
17Feb
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4Feb
by Priyanka Gupta
Indoor air quality has become a serious concern in recent years as people spend more time indoors at homes, offices, schools, and commercial spaces. Pollutants like dust, allergens, smoke, odors, and
29Jan
by Priyanka Gupta
Rising temperatures, heat waves, and poor ventilation make outdoor and semi-open spaces extremely uncomfortable, especially in industrial and commercial environments. Areas such as factory sheds, ware
24Jan
by Priyanka Gupta
When designing an HVAC system or buying a new HVAC system, one of the most critical decisions is choosing the right duct material. The two most common options are Stainless Steel (SS) and Mild Steel (
21Jan
by Priyanka Gupta
As buildings grow larger and more complex, HVAC systems have become one of the most critical and challenging parts of construction. Managing multiple vendors, coordinating timelines, controlling costs
13Jan
by Priyanka Gupta
Choosing the right HVAC solution depends on several factors – location, building size, climate zone, usage patterns, budget, and long-term energy goals. In this blog, we break down the most common HVA
30Dec
by Priyanka Gupta
With rising temperatures, soaring electricity costs, and increasing pressure to reduce carbon footprints, businesses and homeowners are actively seeking energy-efficient cooling alternatives to tradit
25Dec
by Priyanka Gupta
Maintaining ultra-clean air is not optional in controlled environments; it is essential. Clean rooms are used in industries where even microscopic contamination can lead to product failure, safety ris