With more than 46 years experience, the monthly B2B magazine Heating and Ventilating Review, (HVR) is dedicated to the promotion of the activities of the commercial and industrial heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) industries.

The magazine delivers incisive comment, in-depth analysis and stimulating editorial. It is essential reading for the busy HVAC professional.


Each monthly issue of HVR contains thought-provoking features and comment on the subjects that matter to our readers:

What's happening, in the commercial and industrial HVAC market.

How to get the best out of HVAC installations.

The latest news on products, contracts and legislation.

What your peers and competitors are doing.

Ignorance is no defence as contamination risks rise 14-May-2013 Healthcare facilities are at particular risk from airborne infections transmitted via poorly maintained ventilation and air conditioning systems, says Alan Gregory

Sensors help provide a clean bill of health 14-May-2013 Hospital and healthcare buildings comprise of various environments that need to be considered carefully when installing sensor equipment. Alan Braybrook explains what specifiers and contractors should think about when installing sensor equipment

Cutting emissions with modulating CHP 14-May-2013 Many small healthcare buildings can benefit from small-scale, modular CHP that tracks loads and modulates output, says Beata Blachut

Hoval helps to cut hospital emissions 14-May-2013 Space heating and domestic hot water at the new East Riding Community Hospital is being supplied by a combination of biomass and gas fired boilers from Hoval. This combination gives the hospital an efficient and responsive low carbon heating system that also qualifies for the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI).

NHS Surrey cuts carbon emissions with heating and HW upgrade 14-May-2013 With the aim of reducing carbon emissions and improving efficiencies, NHS Surrey embarked on a programme of upgrade to their heating and hot water systems across more than twenty sites. Many of the boilers and water heaters were coming to the end of their economical lifespan so it was an ideal time to review their heating and hot water plant.

Developer highlights advantages of heat pumps for care homes 14-May-2013 A Yorkshire care home provider is said to be reaping the benefits of renewable energy and savings on its energy bills after specifying heat pumps from Danfoss for six Ideal Care Homes across the North and Midlands.

Victaulic ensures Calais hospital piping installed in record time 14-May-2013 A new £142 million (€167 million) hospital in Calais, France will house a maternity ward and operating theatre. It has a capacity for 450 additional beds and provides its patients with the latest in high-tech facilities.

Multiple fan arrangement offers an array of benefits 14-May-2013 Using multiple fans has advanced air handler technology. Joe Wieckoswki explains the technology and outlines its benefits

TROX offers one-stop shop facility 14-May-2013 TROX has formally launched its X-CUBE air handling unit range, which, it says, heralds its arrival "as the only company in its sector capable of supplying, from a single source, virtually all components required for installing a complete air conditioning system".

Bespoke design doesn't have to be expensive 14-May-2013 By pioneering parametric design and linking CAD systems to factory machinery, manufacturers can ensure repeatable and consistent quality with every component - totally bespoke units, without the tailored price tag, says Alun Thomas

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