Price Industries

Price Industries

Industrial Machinery Manufacturing

Winnipeg, Manitoba 19,427 followers

The Science of Comfort

About us

At Price Industries Limited, our high-quality products, reliable delivery and knowledgeable follow-up service have made us a market leader in manufacturing and supplying innovative air distribution, critical controls and noise control products. The basis of Price's success lies in taking care of our customers and our people – everything we do is about service. At Price, we pride ourselves on listening carefully and looking at the world through our customers’ eyes. After more than 60 years, Price remains a privately held family company with a deep heritage and commitment to innovation and service. Our long-standing vision, traditional values and the Price way of doing business are the cornerstones of our company. See what we've been up to! https://www.youtube.com/user/PriceHVAC https://blog.priceindustries.com

Website
http://www.priceindustries.com
Industry
Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1949
Specialties
Beams, Ceiling Systems, Critical Controls, Diffusers, Fan Coils and Blower Coils, Fan Filter Units, Grilles and Registers, Natural Ventilation, Radiant Panels and Sails, Rooftop Units and Air Handlers, Silencers and Panels, Terminal Units, and Venturi Valves and Controls.

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    Pack the power of Price labs right into your Excel spreadsheet. The Price Engineer Toolkit for Excel is a fully dynamic, cloud-based solution that improves performance accuracy and boosts efficiency. Optimized engineer performance – now made easy. Click the link to tool up your workflow today. https://hubs.la/Q01vp2Gm0 - #HVAC #ScienceOfComfort #VAVPerformance #HVACDesignTool #HVACCalculationSoftware #EngineerPerformance

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    Last week, our weekday manufacturing teams came together for an inspiring United Way Winnipeg Pop-up Day of Caring, assembling 2,000 snack kits for local agencies to distribute to youth in need. This experience was a powerful reminder of what teamwork can achieve—both on the production floor and in our community. A huge thank you to @UnitedWayWinnipeg for supporting our first #DayofCaring and for showcasing how manufacturing companies can involve frontline employees in impactful volunteer activities. Together, we’re building a stronger community! - #WeArePrice #Teamwork #CommunityCare #UnitedWayWinnipeg #GreaterGood

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    Drop Box Plenums Now Available on BIMobject! The Price Drop Box Plenum is a complete package from the factory, featuring integral Price High-Capacity Drum Louvers, ideal for industrial applications. Revit families for 4-way and 6-way Drop Box Plenum (DBH) configurations are now available to streamline your workflow from concept to installation. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3YAPhke - #HVAC #ScienceOfComfort #Grilles

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    Today’s class, “Non-conformist Ventilation”, was an opportunity for attendees to experience the Upside Down. Tom Gelin delved into the Stranger Things alternate universe to explain the critical aspects of Displacement Ventilation. And because we’re displacement fanatics around here, there were plenty of smoke videos! A very special thank you to our guest presenters from Price Industries and Ring & DuChateau, LLP | Consulting Engineers! #HVACTraining #DisplacementVentilation

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    💦 Dehumidification Jedi & Guardian of Dry Environments - ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer - ASHRAE Course Instructor: Humidity Control I & II

    Having personally been involved in helping design dozens of #chilled #beam projects in hot and humid areas across the U.S., here are a few of my thoughts on making these jobs work right… 🅰️ When designed and implemented correctly, buildings utilizing chilled beam technology can achieve remarkable levels of comfort and energy efficiency. 1️⃣ Addressing Common Misconceptions: One prevalent misconception is that chilled beam technology is unsuitable for hot and humid climates. In reality, with thoughtful design and control strategies, chilled beams can serve as an effective alternative to traditional HVAC systems, regardless of environmental conditions. 2️⃣ Active vs. Passive Chilled Beams: Chilled beams can be classified into two types: active and passive. Both configurations necessitate that building ventilation and latent loads are decoupled and managed separately, often through a Dedicated Outdoor Air System (DOAS) unit. 3️⃣ Managing Humidity: Humidity control is crucial when using chilled beams. If the surface temperature of any cooling coil or beam dips below the local dewpoint of the surrounding air, condensation will inevitably occur. To mitigate this risk, the primary air system (DOAS) should supply dry air to the chilled beam, effectively managing both latent and ventilation loads while maintaining an indoor dewpoint typically below 55°F. The dryness of this air is influenced by the volume of primary air delivered and the load conditions within the space. 4️⃣ Optimal Chilled Water Temperature: Chilled water (CW) supplied to the beams must be kept at temperatures above the local dewpoint to prevent condensation. Generally, chilled water is delivered at temperatures ranging from 58°F to 60°F. When controlled properly, these temperatures help maintain beam surface temperatures above the dewpoint, minimizing the risk of condensation. 5️⃣ The Role of Solid Desiccant Dehumidification: Incorporating solid desiccant dehumidification into the DOAS can enhance performance. These units can utilize the same elevated chilled water temperatures as the beams, producing exceptionally dry supply air conditions that eliminate condensation concerns on chilled surfaces. This is particularly critical for overhead chilled beam terminals, where condensation can lead to significant operational issues. 6️⃣ Design Considerations for Success: While chilled beams require more intricate design considerations compared to conventional HVAC systems, their successful application in any climate is achievable. The key lies in meticulous attention to detail and collaboration among all stakeholders involved in the building’s design and implementation. ✅ By leveraging the expertise of engineers, architects, and contractors, chilled beam systems can be optimized to deliver superior performance, providing comfortable and energy-efficient environments for occupants. ❓What has been your experience with chilled beam jobs and what have you done to ensure a success.

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