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Ruskin at City Center in Vegas

FSD60FA-BAL at City Center in Vegas

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Ruskin TFD80 Protects the CLEM7 Tunnel

The North-South Bypass Tunnel (NSTB), now known as Clem Jones Tunnel or CLEM7, is equipped with over 300 Ruskin TFD80 tunnel dampers. Watch this new Ruskin video to learn more about this prestigious project in Brisbane, Australia.

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Ruskin's New ZPD25 Takes the Cable out of Cable-Drive!

RUSKIN is pleased to introduce the most economical, true-round zone balancing damper! Ruskin's Zone Pulse Damper, ZPD25 eliminates the need for long runs of control cable using only an RJ11 power transfer line.

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Ruskin's Z2000 Zone Comfort System Puts You in Control!

RUSKIN continues to expand its zone control offering and we are now introducing THE complete system! The RUSKIN Z2000 Modulating Zone Comfort System is an excellent turnkey solution for single zone applications.

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Ruskin ERV's Save You Energy!

Ruskin is pleased to present our line of Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERV) for use in recapturing of conditioned air to reduce energy usage in HVAC systems. With many models available, these stand-alone units can be used in outdoor and indoor applications in downflow, side-by-side and over-under configurations.

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The Importance of Fire Damper Inspections

Every Fire and Combination Fire/Smoke Damper must function properly during a fire or life-safety event. To ensure that these dampers perform as tested, regular inspection and maintenance is essential.

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Linear Flow Control Dampers

AMCA’s InMotion Magazine highlights important industry issues and key solutions to today’s HVAC problems. In the Fall 2008 edition, Ruskin takes a look at linear and non-linear damper performance and explains how the air balancer can overcome obstacles when balancing the system.

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Ruskin is Awarded Large Tunnel Projects

The North-South Bypass Tunnel (NSTB) project in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia and the Dubai Metro project in the UAE are two large tunnel ventilation projects that utilize Ruskin TFD80 tunnel dampers.

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Ruskin TFD80's For Fire/Smoke Tunnel Ventilation

NSBT Selects TFD80

Ruskin is supplying the TFD80 Heavy Duty Combination Fire/Smoke Dampers for Tunnel Ventilation.  There are 400 assemblies in the project, 359 of which are 3m x 2m and mounted in the tunnel ceiling for emergency smoke ventilation.  The dampers are built in G165 galvanized coating steel with special epoxy coating in matt-black finish, per the requirements of the specification.

Together with Ruskin’s customer, United Group Infrastructure, and Ruskin’s representative to Australia, Applied Technology Integration, Ltd. of Hong Kong, a new thermal enclosure for the Valvcon electric damper actuators has been developed, to provide continued operation at 300 deg. C for 2 hours.  This enclosure will become Ruskin’s standard for tunnel projects throughout the world when electric actuators are required.

Ruskin is proud to be associated with such a prestigious and important project on the Australian Continent.

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Dubai Metro also Selects Ruskin TFD80

2009 Project On Track

Dubai Metro is a fully-automated rail tunnel passing below the city of Dubai in the UAE.  Currently, the Red and Green Lines are under construction, with more lines in the planning stages.  The $4.2 billion Metro rail system is on target to open in September 2009, according to the Road Traffic Association (RTA), which is managing the project.

The main part of the system is underground, with elevated viaducts on the outskirts.  Around 7,000 people are working around the clock on the project at different sites across the city.  Once completed, 87 fully automated, driverless, trains will run on the Red and Green Lines, which will comprise over 75 kilometers of track.  Nearly 2 million people will be able to use the Metro when it is completed.