Manufacturer Reports

NFL Stadium Sacked By Water Damage Before Playoffs

May 14, 2001
A "Hail Mary" recovery was needed just three days before an N.F.L. American Football Conference playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens.
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Worldwide Internet Research Panels

May 9, 2001
Internet marketing research company gets the information you need to make your company grow.
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Pizza Hut Franchisee Finds Cost Savings

May 9, 2001
Richmond Enterprises, one of the oldest franchisees in the Pizza Hut restaurant chain, has discovered a low-cost air conditioning solution for its new 5,500-square-foot maintenance center.
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Pentagon Moves Forward With Johnson Controls on Major Renovation Program

May 9, 2001
Massive renovation will ensure compliance with current health, fire, life, and safety codes.
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HVAC Engineer and Architect Revive Building IAQ and Save College Natatorium

May 9, 2001
From its inception, a student center at the College of Charleston suffered the effects of high humidity and chemical odor infiltration from the facility's natatorium. An advisory consortium led by professional consultant Robert M. Stafford Inc. came up with an economical solution.
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Konoike Pacific California Employs Desiccant Technology to Optimize Cold Storage And Distribution Operations

May 8, 2001
K-Pac California realized that by upgrading its cold storage facility with desiccant dehumidification numerous operations problems due to high humidity levels could be alleviated.
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A.O. Smith Cyclone Water Heater Chosen by Better Homes and Gardens

May 8, 2001
Better Homes and Gardens magazine began planning an environmentally friendly "Healthy Living" house. Like most modern custom homes, the project demanded a hot water supply well beyond the capacity of a typical residential water heater. To meet the home's needs, the magazine's editors selected A.0. Smith's Cyclone XHE® gas water heater.
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Gas Branch Office Has No Problem Keeping Cool in Desert Conditions

May 8, 2001
When the 40-year-old air conditioner failed at the Southern California Gas branch payment office in Palm Springs, California, Goettl Air Conditioning installed a natural gas replacement that reduced energy usage by 80%.
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Narrow 25-Foot-Wide High Rise Puts the Squeeze on HVAC Engineers & Contractors

May 8, 2001
Manhattan's new Austrian Cultural Institute offers challenges in equipment package size and temperature control
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Building Restoration Features Thermal Energy Storage System

April 16, 2001
Century Life of America aims to restore landmark building to its former glory.
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Cade Clark, assistant vice president of government affairs for the Air-Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Institute (AHRI), gives a brief overview of the new version of the Shaheen-Portman bill, what AHRI thinks of the energy-efficiency legislation, and how it might affect the HVACR industry if it becomes law.
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