|
More
Hotel Property Management
Research Library
|
|
Hotel Concepts
|
It seems like every hotel company today promises excellent customer service, but travelers know that real customer service means attentive hotel staff who understand each guest’s personalized wants and needs. True customization is what sets excellent hotels apart from those that merely claim excellence.
Denver-based Magnolia Hotels understands that the best way for a small chain to stand out ...
|
|
|
Best Hotel Furniture, Inc
|
The Trusted Technology Provider for Your Business
Energy Management in the Hospitality Industry
Introduction The hospitality industry, like any other commercial enterprise, is largely driven by operating margins. While hotels can be largely categorized as a function of the services (and levels of services) they provide to their guests, the fact remains that the successful hotelier is ...
|
|
|
Heat Pipe Technology
|
With today’s higher ventilation requirements and more efecient buildings, moisture becomes a higher percentage of the total load that a mixed air handling unit must handle. What happens? Both the supply air dry bulb temperature and sup- ply air dewpoint rise, reducing the supply air’s sensible cooling capacity and resulting in a higher indoor relative humidity. Plus, cooling must be provided at ...
|
|
|
Heat Pipe Technology
|
An increasingly common technical strategy used in the commercial and industrial sectors to provide enhanced dehumidification is an air-to-air heat exchanger wrapped around a cooling coil. The cooling coil may be DX, chilled water, or brine. Because it's exposed to a higher dry bulb temperature, the upstream heat exchanger will absorb BTU's off the downstream heat exchanger into the lower ...
|
|
|
Heat Pipe Technology
|
Wrap around heat pipes are air-to-air heat exchangers that are installed in the airstream upstream and downstream of a cooling coil to deliberately reduce the Sensible Heat Ratio (SHR) below a standard air conditioning system’s .75. Depend- ing on the application, they’re also used to replace all or part of the necessary reheat in a system to minimize energy usage. The energy ramications are ...
|
|
|
|
