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Strategies for Reducing Climate Control Costs Utilizing New Technologies

Strategies for Reducing Climate Control Costs Utilizing New Technologies
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This paper will discuss strategies for utilizing dehumidifiers and climate control equipment on blast and coat projects and will demonstrate how by their implementation, the contractor can be more successful by reducing overall job costs.  We will take a brief look at the current core of climate control offerings. We will then examine how the manufactures of climate control equipment have tried to keep in step with the demands from the industry and of course, the customer. 

Product Number: 41215-881-SG
Author: Russell Brown
Publication Date: 2015
Industries: Coatings , Coatings and Linings
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This paper will discuss strategies for utilizing dehumidifiers and climate control equipment on blast and coat projects and will demonstrate how by their implementation, the contractor can be more successful by reducing overall job costs.  We will take a brief look at the current core of climate control offerings. We will then examine how the manufactures of climate control equipment have tried to keep in step with the demands from the industry and of course, the customer. In the end, we will attempt to provide you with the concept of reducing your overall project costs and in essence, getting your climate control costs to zero dollars!

This paper will discuss strategies for utilizing dehumidifiers and climate control equipment on blast and coat projects and will demonstrate how by their implementation, the contractor can be more successful by reducing overall job costs.  We will take a brief look at the current core of climate control offerings. We will then examine how the manufactures of climate control equipment have tried to keep in step with the demands from the industry and of course, the customer. In the end, we will attempt to provide you with the concept of reducing your overall project costs and in essence, getting your climate control costs to zero dollars!

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