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Order yOur cOpy Of the aabc natiOnal standards fOr tOtal system balance tOday!  \nAABC believes that by promoting the concept of Total System Balance, the industry will be encouraged to adopt more consistent practices, thus ensuring greater success for all parties involved in the design, installation, start-up, operation and testing of HVAC systems.  \nFor additional information on the Associated Air Balance Council or the new AABC Standards, visit our website [at](at www.aabc.com)[ www.aabc.com](at www.aabc.com), or contact AABC National Headquarters at 202-737-0202.  \nNon-Member Cost: $75.00  \nAABC National Standards 2002 @ $75 each x   = $   \nPayment Information  \nPayment Type (Check one)  \n❑ Check Enclosed ❑ MasterCard ❑ Visa ❑ American Express  \nName  \n\n| Card Number | Expiration Date |\n| --- | --- |\n\nCompany  \n\n| Shipping Address |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| City | State | Zip |\n| Phone | Fax |  |\n\nEmail  \nName on Card  \nSignature  \nPlease complete order form and return along with payment to:  \nAssociated Air Balance Council  \n1518 K Street, N.W., Suite 503 • Washington, D.C. 20005  \nCredit card purchasers may fax orders to: (202) 638-4833 or order online [at www.aabc.com/publications](at www.aabc.com/publications)  \nC O NT E NT S  \nTAB  \nJournal  \nAssociated Air Balance Council  \nBoArd of direCtors  \nAnd offiCers  \nPresident  \nMichael T. 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It is distributed free to AABC members and by subscription to non-members at $24 per year. TAB Journal is an open forum for the free expression of opinions and information. The views expressed are not necessarily those of AABC, its officers, directors, or staff. Letters, manuscripts, and other submissions are welcome. However, TAB Journal accepts no responsibility for unsolicited material.  \nAll rights reserved. Copyright © 2011  \nby the Associated Air Balance Council.  \nStill Independent After All These Years: Independence Sets AABC Apart from Other Test & Balance Organizations  ........................... 2  \nAABC at a Glance  ..........","cbCainOalAam9yF2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainOalAam9yF2","pdf",14086866,24,"English","# From the Publisher\n## Featured articles: Still Independent After All These Years; AABC at a Glance\n## HVAC System Pressure Sensing\n## Balancing a Low Temperature Water-Glycol System\n## Combating Mold in a Large Residence\n## Preliminary Inspection Prior to Testing Hydronic Systems\n## Tech Talk","[{\"question\":\"What is the main theme of the Summer 2011 TAB Journal issue?\",\"answer\":\"The issue focuses on the importance of independence and what it means to be an AABC member, while also highlighting the technical expertise of AABC engineers.\"},{\"question\":\"Which article discusses HVAC system pressure sensing and its impact?\",\"answer\":\"“HVAC System Pressure Sensing” explains how poorly located sensing devices can lead to exaggerated operating costs and poor system performance.\"},{\"question\":\"What technical subjects are covered besides pressure sensing?\",\"answer\":\"The issue includes articles on balancing a low temperature water-glycol system, combating mold in a large residence, and preliminary inspection prior to testing hydronic systems.\"}]","TAB Journal - Summer 2011 Issue | PDF",1789271511,8]