Re: NU vs. PC - Deep Fried Friars vs. Hungry Hungry Huskies 11/20-21
The HVAC at Matthews is fine, and I have never heard of any issues keeping the place cool. Its in the mid sixties right now, and thats warmer than the expected high. Its supposed to drop down to the forties tonight and once the sun goes down at like 430 it will probably cool of fairly quickly. As an aside, the biggest load on the HVAC at college and professional rinks is not due to the ambient temperature outside the building. The fans create most of the heat which can warm the arena. Some rinks (Conte Forum) count on the outside air being cold (<50 degrees) otherwise they have an issue cooling the air down to the desired temperatures. Matthews does not have this issue. The rink opens in September when some days are 80 degrees or warmer and it does fine. I wouldnt expect any issues tonight.
Issues as far as what - ice quality? I talked with the night manager after IM broomball finished up yesterday, he didn't think there would be any problems with the ice. (If this wasn't what you were talking about, my apologies.)
The HVAC at Matthews is fine, and I have never heard of any issues keeping the place cool. Its in the mid sixties right now, and thats warmer than the expected high. Its supposed to drop down to the forties tonight and once the sun goes down at like 430 it will probably cool of fairly quickly. As an aside, the biggest load on the HVAC at college and professional rinks is not due to the ambient temperature outside the building. The fans create most of the heat which can warm the arena. Some rinks (Conte Forum) count on the outside air being cold (<50 degrees) otherwise they have an issue cooling the air down to the desired temperatures. Matthews does not have this issue. The rink opens in September when some days are 80 degrees or warmer and it does fine. I wouldnt expect any issues tonight.