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The Building Science Podcast

The Building Science Podcast

Keep πŸ‘ It πŸ‘ Dry πŸ‘!

Keep πŸ‘ It πŸ‘ Dry πŸ‘!
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Do we really need dehumidifiers when we’ve got VRF units? How do dehumidifiers work? Why do we need dehumidifiers now when we’ve never had them before? These are valid questions that deserve scientific answers and we’re here to dig in. Join Kristof as he interviews David Treleven and Nikki Krueger of Madison Industries (makers of dehumidifiers, ERVs, and many other innovative indoor air quality products).


Nikki Krueger

Nikki is the Industry Manager for Therma-Stor's residential moisture control products. She regularly educates and trains HVAC contractors, architects, engineers, crawl space contractors, and other professionals in the industry on the building science of ventilation and moisture control in buildings. Nikki has been involved in the indoor air quality industry for over 15 years and is a RESNET certified home energy rater, sit on the RESNET SDC 200 committee, a board member of the Maryland Building Performance Association, and a member of the newly-formed ACCA Manual Low Load Homes (LLH) Advisory Committee. She is also an active member of the Spray Polyurethane Foam Association, currently participating on the building envelope committee, as well as on the certification and safety committees.


David Treleven

David is the Technical Director of Innovation at Madison Indoor Air Quality (parent company of Thermastor, Broan, Big Ass Fans, etc.). David previously worked for Advanced Energy as a Building Science Specialist. David is a tremendously talented technical product designer and works across many product channels at Madison IAQ.


Therma-Stor

Therma-Stor LLC, located in Madison, Wisconsin, was established in 1977 to apply advanced heat transfer technologies to residential and commercial markets. Beginning with heat recovery water heaters, Therma-Stor now manufactures a line of residential dehumidifiers, which includes the Santa Fe series of free-standing and whole-house ventilating dehumidifiers. Therma-Stor also offers Quest agriculture and industrial dehumidifiers and the Phoenix line of restoration equipment for dehumidification, air scrubbing, water extraction, and evaporative drying.


Team

Hosted by Kristof Irwin
Edited and Produced by M. Walker

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