How does dirt and air gets into your HVAC water loops?

How do dirt and air get into our HVAC water loops? Watch this 60-second short to find out! You can watch the full 10-minute video on our Youtube Channel, Insight Partners HVAC TV: YouTube Channel: The Engineers HVAC Podcast: Insight Partners Website: Tony Mormino at Insight Partners: tmormino@ Connect with me on LinkedIn: View current line card: Connect to Insight Partners on LinkedIn: Four reasons to remove air and dirt from your loops: 1. Air in the system reduces the efficiency of the heat transfer process, as it acts as an insulator, preventing the chilled water from reaching its desired temperature. This reduces cooling capacity, longer running times, and increased energy consumption. 2. Air in the system can cause blockages and reduce the flow of chilled water, which can cause uneven cooling and potentially damage the HVAC equipment. 3. Air in the system can cause noise and vibrations, which can be disruptive and reduce the comfort levels of the building occupants. Air in the system can lead to corrosion and damage to the piping and other components of the HVAC system over time. 4. To prevent these issues, HVAC systems typically include air vents, air separators, and other devices to remove air from the chilled water loop and maintain the system’s optimal performance and efficiency. Special thanks to Sean McConnell with Insight Partners for his help with the recording and editing, and to Jamie Ambeau, Regional Manager for Spirotherm, Inc., for sharing his expertise with us. #hvac #chillers #chiller #hvaclife #hvactechnician #mechanicalcontractor