Date: 15 July 2015
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"This presentation won’t tell you who is guilty and who’s not," explains Haberer, "but it will review the serious issues that can arise when insulating glass units are taken to high altitudes.It will also explain the simple physics at play and point out key variables that make IG units susceptible to changes in altitude. It will also review some of the most common mitigation practices to alleviate high altitude concerns."
Jeff is the Director of Technical Services at Trulite Glass and Aluminum Solutions. He has a Mechanical Engineering degree from the University of Minnesota. His experience totals 29 years in the glass industry working in R&D and Technical Services. He has expertise in coated, tempered, insulating, and laminated glass. Jeff plays several leadership roles and is a very active member of ASTM, ISO, IGMA, and GANA. Jeff's focus has always been aimed at supporting customers with technically, through product selection, explanation, and problem solving.
These days when he is in town and not working, Jeff finds time to serve as Treasurer on his Minneapolis neighborhood board, and volunteers in a restorative justice program. When there's time and snow, he loves to cross-country ski and go winter camping.
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