Articles Tagged with ''ASHRAE student design competition''

ASHRAE Announces Winners of 3 Student Competitions

August 9, 2024

The competitions recognize the outstanding abilities and innovative problem-solving skills of students in HVACR, building sciences, and engineering.

HVAC Design, Engineering Competition Winners Announced

August 9, 2023

This year’s Student Design Competition focused on the design of a new laboratory building: a large single-story building with a rooftop penthouse located in Cairo, Egypt. In the Setty Family Foundation Applied Engineering Challenge, students designed a portable IAQ health meter to detect contaminants in spaces and display the levels of different toxins.

ASHRAE Announces Winners of Student Design Competition, Applied Engineering Challenge

Thirty-nine teams representing 10 countries entered the events

December 2, 2015

Heat was the focus of two ASHRAE student competitions. The 2015 Design Competition focused on a three-story classroom and office building in Doha, Qatar, while for the Applied Engineering Challenge, students were required to design a collapsible portable conditioned shelter for treatment of heat illness victims.

Oct. 31, 2014: ASHRAE Announces Winners of Student Design Competition

Winners of Applied Engineering Challenge Also Announced

October 31, 2014

ASHRAE has announced its 2014 Student Design Competition winners, who were challenged to do research and design for an R&D development facility.

Sept. 16, 2013: Students Meet HVACR Design Challenges in ASHRAE Competition

Applied Engineering Challenge Focuses on Refrigeration

September 16, 2013

This year, in addition to its Student Design Competition, ASHRAE also presented students with its new Applied Engineering Challenge, which invited them to design a portable refrigeration unit.

ASHRAE Launches Student Challenge

August 13, 2012

A new student design competition from ASHRAE is focused on taking advantage of today’s technology to provide simple, affordable solutions that benefit people around the world.

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