Aero-Dyne Turning Vanes Used to Reduce Noise Vibration in Penn State University Innovation Building
Aero-Dyne Turning Vane solutions will appear in another educational and commercial building, this time within the HVAC systems of the Penn State Advanced Manufacturing & Innovation complex in Erie, PA. According to psbehrend.psu.edu, “the two-story building will add 60,000 square feet of space to Knowledge Park, a partnership of Penn State Erie, The Behrend College,…
Why Does Airfoil Design Make for a Better Turning Vane?
Airfoil Design Equals Better Overall Performance Mechanical engineers who are searching for reliable components within an HVAC system for commercial projects will often do research to determine the best possible products to be used. While turning vanes are a small component within the overall system, they can play a vital role in reducing noise while…
Acoustical Turning Vanes Reduce Sound Power, Sound Pressure
Turning vanes with some acoustical attributes are today’s latest trend, but Aero-Dyne Turning Vanes have always been engineered for sound control performance, any important feature that has set our turning vane solutions apart from competitors for over 40 years. One building in which Aero-Dyne Turning Vanes are featured is, Benaroya Hall, home of the Seattle…
Can I Get a Sample Turning Vane Sent to Me?
Yes! We’d be happy to send you a Free Sample of our turning vane, as well as specifications, CAD details, a performance case study and more. We’ve been told by mechanical engineers that “they can really feel the difference” between our turning vanes and the vanes of other manufacturers. The generally remark upon the overall…
What Type Of Building Projects Are Turning Vanes Designed For?
When HVAC performance matters, mechanical engineering firms and their facility manager partners seek out solutions for: 1) reducing noise and sound vibrations throughout their system, and 2) creating greater efficiencies to reduce operating costs while extending the lifespan of those systems The reality is that efficient HVAC systems, both when they’re first built and installed,…
We’ve Updated Our Company Page
You may have noticed. We’ve been making some changes to our website in order to provide our customers with more information about our company, our products and services. Since the late 1960’s, Aero Dyne has been recognized as a leader in the turning vane industry – in fact, our founder Gordon Jacobsen invented turning vanes!…
Lake Mills Prospect Elementary School; Turning Vanes Make an Impact
We were excited to be a part of a new project with the Lake Mills Prospect Elementary School in Lake Mills, Wisconsin. Opening for the 2014 / 2015 school year, Lake Mills Prospect Elementary School was expected to be among the most energy-efficient schools in the nation. The school, originally built over 50 years ago,…
Benaroya Hall
Photograph by Lara Swimmer Benaroya Hall, home of Seattle Symphony, is Seattle’s first facility designed exclusively for symphonic music performances. Located on an entire city block in downtown Seattle, the Hall serves as a focal point of the city’s urban core.
AstraZeneca – Medimmune Energy Improvement Project
MedImmune’s primary goal is to ensure the firm’s long-term competitiveness through reduced operating costs. Systematic energy management is a way for MedImmune to demonstrate its corporate commitment to energy efficiency and environmental stewardship. As a current participant of the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Better Plants Program, MedImmune Gaithersburg was selected to participate in the…
Tobin Center for Performing Arts
A massive renovation of the Tobin Center, formerly Municipal Auditorium, is on track for completion in September 2014. A striking architectural design will make The Tobin Center both a local and national landmark. Construction is well underway, and the doors will open in the Fall of 2014. The acoustics will be extraordinary — quality that…