Chris Conway
Company name: Conway Energy
Position: President

Chris Conway is the founder and president of his building science consultation firm, Conway Energy, which has been around for over 15 years. He has over 70 certified Green Building projects under his belt and serves as an advisor for the U.S. Department of Commerce for international partner training and green building program development.

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The 1/7 (or 1/10) Rule for Oxy-Acetylene Torch Tips
We already know that oxy-acetylene torches have a lot of safety considerations attached: don’t oil regulator threads, bubble-test your hoses, you get the picture. But there’s one more we haven’t really covered: the 1/7 rule (or 1/10 rule, based on the latest industry guidance).  This commonly cited rule reduces the likelihood of flammable acetone coming […]
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Evaluating HVAC Tape Performance Under High Heat and Static Load (Part 1)
When sealing ductwork or repairing HVAC insulation, the tape you choose dictates the long-term integrity of the system. Temperatures fluctuate wildly in attics and mechanical rooms,  and the tape must be able to withstand these environments without degrading. To better understand how different professional-grade adhesives actually perform under elevated temperatures, we decided to put them […]
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Oxy-Acetylene Torch Tips and BTUs
Oxy-acetylene torch tip manufacturers publish charts that tell us the ideal applications for each tip size, which is quite useful on its own. After all, a small tip may be great for a ⅜” liquid line but would hardly make a dent in 2” commercial refrigeration piping. But we can also take the information from […]
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Dehumidification Hootenanny
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